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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-23

LET Us GET YOU a TENANT FOR
your vacant property. Special At
tent!on 10 collection Of rents WNf.
NJ; MILLER & CO. INC. ll5 North
l,Ivhth ctronr -
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YOU NEED 1T.

OUR COMPLETE. SYSTEM WINDOW
and houScclcarLnE. waxing and stain
inE floors. Everything furnished.
Special summer rates. WILLIAM
JOHNSON. Monroe 1920.
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\ SAWYER FOR PORTABLE CIR
cular mill. hardwood and pine. two
%"ars' location, no booze ar
list wanted. Give reference. X. ".
CARR, Eathal!. Va
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SiIOES: SIIOEsI

CuT-RATr SHOES FOR MEN, wo-
men and children; youll lind our
prices viii suit your purse. EN-
PRE- SHOE CO. 5GI West Broad.
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POSITIONS. ALL KINDS, FOR ALL
Kinds people For work see V!R-
GINA BUSINESS EXCHANGE, So
lcct Employment Agency, 3iG North
Second
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SALES
man with established trade in no.
lions and furnishings. Ia represent us
Huntington.
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SAVE % PER CENT on TUITION
ices by enrolling now for bookkcep-
Ing. shorthand and teleErau!iv
courses. Call. write or telephone Tor
CATALOGUE. MASSEY BUSINESS
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LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. a. CON
NEI-i!L d" co. Write postal for ncces-
HArN LlAnIAs
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FAPEKING AND pAINTlNG.

WHEN YOU HAVE YOUR PAINTING
and p0per!ng done wa would be glad
TO furnish you with estimates for
what YOU may need. We also make
a Speciality of out-of-town work X.
l.. GARDNER. 435 West Main Street.
MndisOn G3Gl.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED CITY
salesman, familiar with bottled CODA
trade: references. = sol. care Times
DIS pa Ch
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WANTED

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at iiUGHES'S. 2c9 North Third ST.
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POULTRY, psf AND LIVE STOCK

PONIES FOR SALE. WELSH AND
shetland, Call or write for catalogue.
RIVERSIDE PONY FARM city adj
dress. III South Laurel Street
: E.CIAI. - WHITE WYANDOTTE
eggs, Kocler strain. now 81 per set
tins PURITY POULTRY FARM.
Wakefield. Va.
ONt: PAIR WAGON HORSES or
mules. Must bc young and in good
condition; city broke. Apply DAVIS
BROS. 25l0 West Main
FOR SALE, FINE HoLsTEIN-JER
sey heifcr with calf, $50. Mrs. II. Z.
CAMPBEL.L, At!ee, Va.
FOR SALE, JUST OUT or WORK,
good work mare weight. 400
pounds. PHIL G.. Is ELLY CO.
1890
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YOUR OLD FURNITURE CAN BE EN-
changed for new on easy payments
COBB FURNITURE CO. 1909 East
Main,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-23

LADIES HAIR SHAM
pooing, Zoe; English methods used:
sun drying or by electricity. soc This
week. Manicur.ng, scalp treatments,
hair dressing. etc. TIL: ROYAI.LE,
2.l East Broad thew address,.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

BUY PLATE ICE. 1T Is FROZEN
hnrhe: than any other ice. which
makes II last longer, consequently
YOU use less. Plate ICE Is the purest
and best that !s made. yet 1t costs
no more than ordinary Ice. TYLER q
RYAN 1901 West Cary Street. lfadi-
son 1873. Monroe 30l7.
FOR SPRING COOKING COKE CAN
not be eNcelled: SO 80 per load we
also handle the best stove and nut
anthracite and lump splint coal Good
service and PROMPT delivery. TYLER
& RYAN. 1901 West Cary street
Madison 1879. Moaroe 30i7
PERFECTLY DRY OAK AND PINE
hlocks. easy to split; dry slab Gu,
In right season are the cheapest hot
weather wood, because II makes quick
blaze. Virginia anthracite stove and
nut size VIII save s. on ton IL burns
everywhere. Delivery on auto truck
on thirty minutes notice. LONGS.
Madison 1863.
KINDLING WOOD, sl76
per load. Prompt delivery. MILLER
MFG. co. Madison 1870
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BOA RIDING

FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS VAPOR
heat, private bath ana cxcel!en;
cuisine furnished to permanent and
transient honrders Il; MRS. horace.
Wi.LLFORD JONI.S'S now and we'll
equipped house. 200 East Franklin
Stree. Table boardcrs u specially.
WHEN YOU COME To RICHMOND
stop i: 1000 East clay street. where
you can get nice. clean room for
DOC. Meals served IN old Virginia
ROOMS AND BOARD, PERMAEE. y
or transient guests. ll5 East Frank
IN. MRS ,iiARLES * BOWERS.
MRS CABELL II. CAUTHONN.
y LARGE, cOOI. ROOM SECOND
noos near bath. FOR couple los East
FEankl!n. Phone Madison 4;sO-L.
NICELY FUKNlsHED ROOM WITH
hoard Tor gentleman In private fam
~ on 1900 block West Grace Street
. 90d' care Times Dispatch.
NEATLY FUKNIsdHED ROOMS. WITH
hrSt-c!aSs meals. In country home
right on the water. rooms large ana
airy. Rates reasonable. Apply Mrs
!: ". H., F!tchctt's l.. O.. Matthew's,
Va.
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LADIES. YOUR HAIR: SOMETHING
NIW-SCN DRYING.
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nl:Lr WANTEp-AEalc


MEN AND WOMEN WANTED TO FILL
hundreds government lie Jobs, SE5
10 $3.50 month. sample examination
ana questions and Hat OF positions
available free Write immediate
A2n.NI Rnrhrernr
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HELP WANTED--Iscmnle.

TO ENGAGE THE SER
vices OF lady who is familiar with
the making OF various Kinds OF
dainty desserts: also with general
housekeeping; permanent position 10
satisfactory party. Apply ~ 800. care
Times Dispatch.
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EXPERIENCED SODA BOT
tier. references required. y 3p2, care
Times Dispatch.
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PERSONAL.
LADIES. YOuK uAIR-

YES. WE REDYE OR REMAKE
faded switch pompadours. etc.
equal 10 new. Charges moderate
l,n IsrnlI
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Continued On Ninth Page.)
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PERSONAL

LADlES, YOUR IiAIR IS INFORMANT.
YOUR CUT HAIR OR COMBINES
made into beautiful switches, pom
padours. wigs, curls. etc. In The most
crate. THE ROY Lii: HAIR PAR
TORS 2@l East Broad
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,SeaD Clerk
Attorney for BauI5rupt
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
GOtl.T FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TkICT OF VIRGINIA.

In the matter Of No. 1863
HUSTON L. WALLER In
bankrupt Bankruptcy.
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FOR SALE. ONE TWENTY FIVE
horse power tubular boiler. also a
I,arEc guantity Of good onc.inch pipe.
IANN. South Eichnnnd Va
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WANTED. SALESMAN OF GOOD
breeding and character. Experience
not necessary # qualified. Rapid ad
voncemcnt and permanent position
II worthy. Hard work. Apply from
to a NJ, ut Room POI. OLD DO
MlNiON BUILDING. N!uth and Main
1911 I..l,, Il
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EVERYTHING IN THE BUGGY LINE.
rubber or steel tires; also large as
sortmcnt OF business wagons for
every purpose. Lowest prices: easy
terms
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In the matter OF No ,ose
JOHN y. X. THOMPSON In
Bankrupt. RanLru,,cv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Statesmen

HIGH-CLASS OFFICE APPLIANCE
sHieSHah, permanent posltons, eA-
elusive rights. Cur!os!ty seekers.
save your time. references required.
LEATH SALES COMPANY. Rich
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Mist IjbL.ASEOtS
FOOT TROUBLES?

TIE RALsToN NEALTH SHOE"
when Ralstons 20 ON. foot troubles
go Off. GEO. T.. SHCMAN sells them,
cal East Broad. Tho Kaiston Boot
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WOMEN. GET GOVERNMENT JOBS:
$50 month Common education suii!-
client Bulletin OF positions now
vallablc-rrcc. FRANKLIN INSTI-
TUTE. Dept. '32 NJ. Rochester. y. Y.
TOUCIi TYPEW RITING AND GREGG
shorthand Will aid any young lady
TO Il profitable position. Telephone
us FOR catalogue ana full particu-
lars. MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STUDENTS. TEACHERS. POSITIONS
secured. Fare paid. EmploI mrnt
bureau Catalogue free. NIXON
BUSINESS COLLEiE. Bristol. Va.
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Help WANTED-MInIe and FemnIe

THOUSAND GOVERNMENT JOBS
open 10 men and women; big pay.
Write Immediately for free list
j. il * LIN INSTITUTE. Dept.
A3l- NJ. Rochester. -. Y.
EVERY WEEK CALLS FOR STENO-
granh"rS ana book Keepers are ro-
c"IvCd by US. Enroll now and get
ready for paying situation. Special
summer tuition rates. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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{. Smith gun. with TWO sets barrels.
FOR SO. II can't be duplicated for
lcSi innn 5000 I. W TIGNnn,S GlN
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LADIES. YOUR HAIR.

COME AND SEE OUR NEW PARLORS.
We are selling pure hand made
switches; great bargains this week
All shades in stock. THE IiOYALII3
HAIR PARLORS, 22l East BROAD.
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- ~ - ~---''------~'---
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH
household goods liz any quantity
Phone Madison 3sbI
WANTED, TO BUY SECONDHAND
furniture In any quantity. Phone
Monroe JS1G.
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ME OPEN DELIVERY WAGON. $50.

TWO RUBBER TIRED PIIAETONS.
SSJ and $40
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-AtVUTNtF IN! E2nItrupt
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TllCV OF VIRGINIA..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
At the Isis.

Manager Dawson offers again today
another dandy program that will COM
pare favorably with any of the big
attractions that have appeared in the
city. The feature play, Deluxe, that
will head the list of new subjects for
today. is called THE Sheriff of Mus
catine," a thrilling and exciting pro-
duction portrayed by a capable COM
pany of players in two acts. Other
pictures are as follows:
Court Of Babies Convicts Parents,
Suspended Sentence a Powers COM
edy-drama-r
Cast
Mrs. Harrison-Edna Maison.
Mr.. Harrison--Bert Hadley.
Baby Harrison-By Herself.
There also will be shown THE One
Old Country Doctor Sets His Daughter
Right.-Cast:
Eunice Hastings-Rene Harrington.
John Bruce-Boyd Marshall.
THE Pet of the Petticoats,' is an
other big feature on the bill. 1t is a
screaming farce. involving a violinist,
and many other interesting frst-run
productions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
TWO BIG AUTOS
COLLIDE. MRS.
GOLDR|NG HURT
ACCIDENT OCCURRED AT THE
CORNER OF WRIGHT AND PAL
AFox STREETS, BOTH CARS BE-
ING BADLY DAMAGED.

Two big touring cars, one owned
and driven oy n. GoIdring, and the
other driven by S. H. Fried, were in a
collision at the corner of Wright and
PaIafox streets about o'clock last
night Mrs. n. Goldring, who was
seated beside her husband was pain
fully cut about the face by pieces of
flying glass
Both of the cars suffered considerable
damage. Tt was a head-on collision
and the care were so tightly locked
that it was fifteen minutes before they
could be separated. The accident oc-
cured on the east side of PaIafox
street in front of fruit stand and a
big crowd soon collected there.
According to Mr.. Go1drin's statement
he was coming to town and turned out
of Wright street into Palafox. Just
as he did so he saw the car driven by
Mr.. Fried coming up and he turned his
car towards the curbing. Mr.. Fried
did the same thing at the same time
and the cars struck head on.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
HOLD COUNCIL
FOR TEACHERS
REGULAR MONTHLY GATHERING
WILL TAKE PLACE AT KNOX
MEDIATELY AFTER PRAYER
SERVICE.

Immediately after the regular prayer
meeting service at Knox Presbyterian
church tonight, the regular monthly
teachers council will be held, and all
interested are urged to be on hand.
There are some matters which the sup
erintendent, Mr.. G. F. Geek, wants to
place before the teachers body at the
meeting tonight, and all are requested
to be on hand and to remain over after
the regular prayer service and attend
the council. These meetings are
monthly features at the church named
and much good is reported in conse-
quence of such gatherings.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
SHARK. CAUGHT.
HERE. HAD MANS
LEG IN STOMACH
GRUESOME DISCOVERY WAS
MADE WHEN MONSTER WAS
RIPPED OPEN AFTER HAVING
BEEN HOOKED FROM THE HAIR
Dor.

A hat-nosed shark, II 1-2 feet in
length, caught by the officers of the
Austrian steamship Lucia, when ripped
open was found to contain in it's stom-
ach the remnants of a mans leg, the
foot of which encased in compare
lively new shoe, remaining almost in
tact while the flesh of the rest of the
leg had been digested, leaving the
barred bones the latter being yet fitted
in the knee socket.
The grusome discovery was brought
to the city yesterday, and as the limb
has positively been identified as that
of the unfortunate Captain Bisnck, of
the fishing smack Algoma, officers of
the Fishermen's Society gave the rem
nant an interment yesterday in the
fishermen's division Of st. Johns Gem
etery.
Officers of the steamship Lucia, who
hooked both the monsters, were Will
ing away their time fishing for sharks
when both of the dig fellows were
hooked. at different times, however.
When the first one was cut open and
the remnants of the human limb was
discovered, word was Immediately
brought to the city and quite a dele
CATION went out to the steamer, which
is anchored about one mile from the
docks, to investigate the story. On
deck the great shark lay, disemboweled
The shoe which encased the unfortun-
ate victims foot, was identified by
dealer, who said that he had sold the
self-same footwear to Capt. Bisneck,
shortly before he had started on what
proved to be his final voyage. They
were recognized mainly by small tap,
which was known to have been affixed
shortly before the departure of the
smack
Captain Bisneck was drowned about
two weeks ago when he tried to reach
a landing near the navy yard and after
his smack had been anchored for the
night. The skipper and another mem
Der of the crew were in a small boat
when they started for the landing, and
both were plunged into the water.
Nothing was known as to the fate Of
the body of Bisneck, from the entire
time of his disappearance, although
passing tugs and the pilots on duty
at the entrance Of the haroor kept a
lookout for him. 1t is almost a Ger
tainty that the limb recovered from the
stomach Of the shark was that Of the
drowned man, and fishermen yesterday
stated that it was nothing unreasona-
BILE to suppose that sharks had at
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
PLIGHT OF BELGIAN is
STIRRING MANY HEAp

London. oct. 2O.-The plight OF
Belgian people both at nome and
Holland, England and France .s q
ring the hearts and minds OF men Ell.
in countries already distraught by
horrors of war.
Figures are necessarily vague
a conservative estimate is shat . 5at
Belgians out of a population Of 7m
900 have been expatriated. Lord Ga
stones committee says that 10000
rived in London during the past wa
and the women's relief comma
which sent q ship to Holland d
week, reports that in eight cities
Holland the refugees number ned
100000; in other words they are VI
numerous than the native popuIaHI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
TO AVOID CATkRRH
OR BREAK UP A COLD
Use Hyomei a Simple Remedy That
Instantly Relieves.

At the first symptom of catarrh such
as sniffles, fits of sneezing, raising Of
mucus, itching of the nose. or that
choked-up feeling, surely take irnme-
date steps to conquer the disease. Ca
tarrh is not only distressing, unclean
and annoying, but a serious ailment.
One of the easiest and simplest rem
edies to check catarrh and break up a
cold is Hyomei. Just put few drops
of this antiseptic and healing liquid
into the small inhaler that comes with
every complete outfit, and breathe it.
This medicated air Immediately
soothes the infiamed tissues and ef-
fectively drives out the poison. Just
a few minutes use of this most help
full remedy opens the stuffed air pas
sages, clears the head and throat of
the unclean discharges-you breathe
freely and Immediately feel better.
Hyomei is so certain to relieve and
give lasting benefit that The Crystal
Pharmacy sells it on the No cure-no-
pay plan. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21

Al 6. Fields Minstrels Monday.


If the press throughout the South is
any criterion, then Al G. Fields Min
strels this season is one Of the biggest
hits in his whole career. In every city
this attraction has been turning away
people, and the press everywhere votes
it the best Fields has ever offered
before.
Four mammoth spectacles, using
every inch of stage space available
from wall to wall, are presented in the
AL G. Field Minstrel production for
this season as the vehicles for intro
ducing the most varied, elaborate. and
entertaining program of minstrelsy
ever arranged. The first American
minstrel show, with the changes since
that time, are presented in the open
ing number. and 1t concludes with rich
stage pictures epitomizing the Old
South and the New South A scene in
the majestic Grand Canyon, with
water falls, river, and lake gorgeous
with moonlight, is the background for
the Indian travesty 'tMinna Ea Ha."
The vast Arctic North, with the ice
respondent from reflections of sun,
moon and stars are revealed in 1.-The
Land of the Midnight Sum- The Pan
anna Pacific Exposition impresses
upon the audience the comprehensive
ness of the exhibits, the gala tone of
the architecture, the brilliance of the
Illumination, and the exotic beauty of
the Pacific coast night. The produc-
ton is at the-opera house next Mon
day, Oct. 25th. Tickets at Balkcon's,
Friday, Oct. %, 9. a. m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21

Keep in touch with home
and friends while on your
vacation by reading The
Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
HOMES OF WOMEN WRECKED
THE INVADERS.
W0men Deserrvs q 20. -.

American women are better of ri
their European sisters iu most
spects. Our American girls. how.
are of highly nervous organization
usually suffer from tNoublea pcm
TO their sex.
When a girl becomes q woman r
a. woman becomes a mother when
men pass through the changes Of n
die life. are the three periods OF
when health and strength are d
needed to Withstand the pain and
tress often caused by severe @EI
disturbances.
At these critical times womFr
best fortified by the use Of Dr. PTI
Favorite Prescription, am old enI
of proved worth that keeps tNe er
female system perfectly regulated /
In excellent condition.
Mothers. If your daughter AFRO VI
lack ambition. are troubled wIt. ID
aches, lassitude and are pale and
ly, DIR. Pierce's Favoritc PresTr
is just what they need to surely
the bloom of health 10 their rs
and make them strong and hcal
For all diseases peculiar TO 01
DR. Pierce's FaVorite Prescription
powerful restorative. During t1s
40 years It has banished from the
Of tens Of thousands OF women
pain. worry, misery and a"
caused by Irregularities and d."l
OF a feminine character
IL you are a sufferer II your 1'
ter, mother, sister needs help ga.
Pierce's Favorite Prescri Dtion 10 lq
or tablet form at any medicine aeA
today. Then address Dr pierce
valids, Hotel, Buffalo, y. S. ana
will receive confidential advice iron
staff Of specialists that will not
you a penny. Today ig the d'y'
page book on women diseases
free. NV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
Germany Warns
World Against
Swarhy Races
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Berlin, October 20.-(By wireless to
Sayville)-Peter hansen, a well known
Danish author, has declared that the
rendering of assistance to Germany's
enemies by Japanese, Indians and AZ
ricans is suicidal, in view of the policy
of the white races and that the time
may come when the white races of
til: "pe and Americas will have to join
together in opposition to these ORR
entails. This information is contained
in press matter given out in official
circles, which continues:
REGRETS LOSS OF MEN.
although the news of the fate of
the German torpedo boats S-115,
Sill, S-11S and SLID, which were
sunk by British war ships off the
Dutch coast, has aroused feelings OF
deep regret throughout Germany the
loss Of the ships will rather increase
than decrease the pride of the Ger
mans for their navy. The crews are
much bemoaned but the vessels were
old and Of little value.
1.-TWO Belgian majors related 20
war correspondent of the Nieuwe Rot
terdams Courant that one-half of the
Belgian army has been interned in
Holland. A quarter of the whole army
has deserted, they declare, and the
last quarter is SO disorganized that
they are only a burden to the British
and French armies.
Nearly all the italian volunteers in
the French army have returned to
Italy during the past few days.
1t was officially stated here today
that the British new submarine E-3
was sunk on Sunday, October IS, by
German war ships in the North sea.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
GRAVE CHARGE
NOT SUSTAINED
AGED NEGRO WAS DISCHARGED
FROM CUSTODY, THE POLICE
BEING UNABLE TO FIND OWN
ERs FOR SEVERAL FOWLS.

John Williams, the aged negro who
was arrested by Captain of Police
Wilde on suspicion when he was found
trying to dispose of two chickens at
very low prices, was discharged from
custody yesterday, the police being
unable to upset the story told by
Williams that he had bought the two
chickens he had been found with, and
the reason he was trying to sell them
was that he wanted little cash to get
a drink with before he went home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
At ONCE! CLOGGED NOSTRILS OPEN.
HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH YAVg'

dissolves by the heat OF the ro,,.s
penetrates and heals the irF,-..
swollen membrane which lines II
nose, head and throat; clears IN. y
passages; stops nasty discharge ~ y
a feeling OF cleansing, soothing r.r.
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struv.,.
for breath. with head stuffed. Bos'.
closed, hawking and blowing. O.
or a coll, with its running nose b.
mucous dropping into the Throat >.
raw -dryness is distressing but -.-i
needless.
Put your faith-just once-in a1.
Cream Balm" and your cold o..
tarrh will surely disappear. 81
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21

tackled the body after It had bees
lifeless, although some were nj :.
opinion that before the life of !.
genial skipper had left. the bg--
monsters had fought for the f.~|
flesh morsel, and had torn the M
into bits. All OF which had tho al
of bringing out quite q crop of "ss.I
stories along the water front yeaI
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
Breathe Free1yl Clears Stuffed-up, In
famed Nose and Head and Stops
Catarrhal Discharge. Cures Dali
Headache.
Try "EIy's Cream Balm"

IIy Ely , u Nt1IIL 1Do111II'
Get a small bottle anyway, just to
try it-Apply a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages of the head
will open;; you will breathe freely;
dulIness and headache disappear. By
morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the small
bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-21
EIGHT MEN DROWN
WHEN BARGE FOUNDERS

Marietta, O., Oct. 2o.-Eight men
were drowned in the Muskingum river
at Beverly, opposite here today, when
heavily laden barge on which they
were crossing the stream sank.