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The Detroit times., 1915-09-29
c. NJ. Burton and 9th
ers File Petition for
Injunction
JURISDICTION OF
COURT DENIED
Car Board Accused of
COllusive Action With
Company

Attorney James O. Muffin filed q
petition in circuit court. Tuesday
morning. in the name OF G.. NJ. Bur
ton, Andrew II. Green, jr.. Stanley
Anderson aud Alanson :. Brooks, To
restrain the city from holding an
election. Nov. 2. on the proposal TO
purchase the ID. L. H. lines.
Arguments on the application for
an injunction will be heard before
Judge Hosmer Oct. IL, beginning at
2 so In the morning.
The court Is asked to restrain al.
most everybody In aght. including
the common councn. the election
commission. City Clerk Lindsay and
the board of street railway commits
sioners. IL the petition is granted.
the common council liz 10 be enjoined
from taking further steps. toward
spending the taxpayers money for
| a special election" City Clerk Lind.
say and the election commission are
10 be enjoined from providing the
election machinery and issuing the
call, and the street railway board
IL to be enjoined from proceeding
further under the contract with the
ID. L. r.. and from accepting any
transfer OF property from the ID
l.. r.
Mr. Burton is proprietor Of the
Burton abstract Office. and former
member of the Board OF Education
He has always been strong oppo
nent of municipal ownership. An
drew II. Green. jr.. is manager OF
the Solvay Process Co. Stanley An.
derson IL president OF the local
street Car mems union. Alanson =
Brooks Is yice-president of the Mich.
igan Drug Co. Former Judge Muriin
is also an opponent of municipal
ownership.
The petition alleges:
That the alleged contract between
the street car board and the ID. T..
II. In void and uncomfortable, as no
price has been agreed upon.
That the circuit court has moi
isdiction 10 fix the price.
That the contract is not only
vague and uncertain" but there Is
no breach OF II before the court, on
which To frame a contention.
That II IL misleading mis-
homer" for the street car board to
call the contemplated price.fixing
proceedings an action TO specifically
enforce the contract.
That the proceedings or the street
car board with the -. L. X. have
been "collusive. and therefore inef.
fective" so far az the courts juris-
diction is concerned.
That the charter amendment.
which is to be submitted for ratifi-
cation by the people. Is void and
contrary to the constitution Of the
state OF Michigan, In that 1t gives
legislative power to an appointive
body. This Legislative power, 1t is
contended, consists In power to n
rates and govern working condi'
tons, and II Ii given by the amend
ment to the street car commission.
whose members are not elected. but
appointed by the mayor.
That the election will mean an
improper expense to the taxpayers.
RS the proposed plan "contravenes
all principles OF law and Justice"
That the whole theory of the con
sii;uSion and Of the home rule act
involves the duty OF the taxpayer To
consider the price. and az the price
The Detroit times., 1915-09-29
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS
S'|ii ss.7's ! afF5i55IElI9|X
rt,RD Avt. wNkS{(Ay

Al ID. a 4. steamers ope rate under
Central standard Time.
For Cleveland. Pittsburgh aud all
points south aud east-Daily lu.t5 y.
IN. Fare - Cleveland. s..25. Pitts
burgh. $3.50.
For Bunsio md siI points east
DAILY , y. IN. Fare $3.50 one way.
SG.5o round \trip.
For Markiusc Island and Way Ports
Mondays. $50 pm. fridays. $3.50 am.
Weekend Excursion Every sstur-
dsy--Clevelsnd, $500. Buffalo. 81: Nj
agara Falls. $3.50 round trip for
returning In time for
business Monday.
ststeroon, accommodation - tppcr
berth. 81 lower berth. $50. whole
room s250.
TrCkET Or'FttEs - rhfrd I've.
wharf. ~: W osdwsrd Ave. tNsIessio
Bldg.b, g9 Fort -. West.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-29

Iowa has FISH rescue hospital 70
which fish are transferred from the
small lakes which dry up in the
summer The building measures IS
BY 80 feet and is filed with storage
tanks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
SUNDAY
FOR FIREMEN
IN ALI HALF A DOZEN CALLS
WERE ANSWERED, AND IN BUT
ONE CASE WAS THERE ANY
DAMAGE or CONSEQUENCE.

Flremen put IN busy Sunday
Cor there were half dozen calls
reec. ed. all but one resulting in bur
slight enmage 20 the buildings threat
ened, and the second alarm OF the
morning being q false call In the afl-
ern0on the pretty home of Roscoe wal
lace on North Eighth avenue caught
fire and WAS badly damaged. a large
crowd gathering and watching the fire.
men at work, a high wind blowing ar
the time endangerinE adjoining rrop-
crty The fire was confined % the
Naiiaec home, however The calls
were Is follows.
a. 10 a. m.--CorneF Of Tarragona
and Gonzalez streets. joe Payne. oes
cupant, and W T.. Morgan. owner.
Slight roof damage.
At Tsai a. m--Bsylen and Zarragos-
Ga. False alarm
AZ a.4b a. Mo. SOC East Brainard.
Occupied by Id Rogers. Slight
40 III S. a. Mo. 3l5 East Gads-
den street. Occupied BY Matte Jones
and owned by Mrs Jennings TrninR
At3:b4 p. Mo i422 North Eighth
avenue owned and occupied by Ros-
coe Wallace. Badly damaged
Az 4'sf p. Mo. us West Wright
street Occupied b. J II. Brown Slight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
"JODLESS MAN.
MAHLESS JOB
THIS WAS THE SUBJECT or REV.
EUGENE r. PENpLEToN AT TIE
FIRST sAeTIsT CHURCH LAST
NIGHT.

The Jobless Man and the Manieas
JOB was the subject OF Rev. Eugene
II. fegdieton at the First Baptist
church yesterday. in when he spoke in
part as follows.
II have now had many years OF ex-
reTience ~ FIRST hand with misery tn
homes and human lives. and have dis
covered some things for myself
Numerous cases were given here of
misery caused BY drink. among low
class and also among the frat fami.
sles. z have discovered tAaf the beer
bucket goes on = bee-line 20 the har.
and 81 the other end OF the line is oil.
ways misery. poverty. squaior'
The man who drinks ~ not wanted
By the merchant the railroad. taxicab.
steamship. factory. even the bar does
rot want him, now girls do you want
him 2"
Recent queries about the character
~ = boy applying for a bond came 10
me with the following: Was he ever
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
P. SPRINGFIELD
DIED SUDDENLY
INNEWORLEANS
YOUNG MAN VEL AND FAVOR.
ABLY KNOWN ~ PENSACOLA.
EXPIRED RATHER QUICKLY IN
TIE CRESCENT STREET.

Friends % the young man Ia Pen
sacois wfil De paired @ learn that
Pat. e. Struggled. well and favorablY
known n this city, died rather sud-
denly IN New Orleans yesterday. where
be had been residing for some months,
engaged On Inspecting naval stores. He
was about Is years ~ aRo and u sur
vived ~ q wife. young child. father.
mother and three brothers. Two ~
enc latter. "a q and y r.. stringfela.
are n the city. while the third. Ralph.
who resides CD Savannah. wired last
night that be would GENE 81 once a.
attend thc funerai oi hig brother. The
parents cannot come al this time
MINERAL arrangements we're noi com
pletea last nishf the hour Tor the SER
vices having been Undecided ON ac-
count 81 the wait Ger the brother In
Savannah However. the rcmnlas are
expected t. arrive here on the early
southbound train "a b morning fnam
New orleans. and Immediately upon
reaching Pensacola, the body viii
be conveyed g the home q J. T..
Struggled. AT f5f5 East Isee street.
where the funeral services viii occur
when the hour - nxud The remains
will BE inferred IN 81 Johns Cemetery.
Tie deceased had teen employed I'm
responsible position with the naval
stores companies hCra and BITS genial
disposition had caused him % surround
himself with many friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
PROCEEDINGS TO
BE INTERESTING
MEETING Of THE CITY COMMITS
sloNERs THIS AFTERNOON MAY
TAKE ON SOME MORE INTEREST
THAN ORDINARILY.

Proceedings o. the board q cts
commissioners this afternoon may
take on ar interest that viii @rve 10
attract quite an audience. although
there viii be nothing ~ the police
change aired. u = thought. ~ this ses-
sion. This has already been decided
upon. 90 far az can be ascertaine
ana Il only remains 20 be put lrf3
effect.
Une 81 the important matters 20
come Up FOR final disposition ihis after
noon VIII - the third reading 81 the
ordinance granting an extension of
time 70 the ~. a n. railway. and this Is
said q have been placed IN suca a
status that Il may be readily disposed
o. The ordinance has been read the
ilrAt and second times. ard nCw soes
on the third and last reaaing
There are . number ~ applications
before the board for positions On the
pailNe fierce. twa o. which nny be
pr6vided for az today's oren meeting.
II did net come from official sources.
but Il VAS said that upon these al
legged changes being announced. there
will Be some considerable dissatisfac-
ten.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
FREIGHT HOUSE
.SUSPECTSARE TO
BE ARRAIGNED
TWO ALLEGED PRINCIPALS ~
WHOLESALE ROBBERY As WELL
AS TWO ALLEGED ACCOMPLISH
TO HE iN COURT.

Alsged principals and accompiires
IN tie recent wholesale robheries az the
freight depot are 60 be produced ga
court today. 60 first face the recorder
for formal transfer 81 their respective
cases 10 the county courts. and for
later arraiRnment Ia the court 81 rec
ord, thus giving them an opportunity
TO plead TO the numerous counts which
are % be fied against them BY the So
ncit0r
u wac stated yesterday that they
wouid be allowed Go plead 90 not less
than ave counts IN the information
waich viii Be flied against them which
will mean that they thus jeopardizc
ther respective liberties for az least
ten years. as upon each count II was
stated "a weli-informcd circles that tive
years Is the punishment possibly a blt
more popularity Imposed
Special Agent Pare ~ the T.. a ~.
who was ln the city when Captain
Frauk Wilde ran down the FIRST clue
which lead 10 the final arrests and late-
locating - tae large amount Of stolen
goods. was az the station yesterday and
had q long conference with Chief 81
Police Sanders concerning the prose-
eution. lie was accompanied BY PAY
master Thompson. who was here until
his morning in The monthly pay car
Mr.. Pare viii be on hand this morning
when TIE negroes are arraigned. and so
Informed the chief last night Mr.
Thompson VIII 70 east with his pay
wagon" this morning
air TEompson's visit % the police
station recalled some q his exciting
trips there some few years age. We
was iu charge Of the pay car watch
WIS robbed 81 some $50. 900. but which
was later recovered and returned upon
the confession Of a bank clerk. the
details Of which case are not new 20
the Pensacola people. He had q great
deal a. say. ~ a reminiscent mood %
the chief, concerning this sensation
and recalled many incidents whites
were indelibly impressed upon MS nina
NJ the time q that robbery
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
LARGE NUMBER
ATTEND FUNERAL
OF ]. N. GILLIS
FOLLOWING SERVICES IMPRESS.
slyELY CONDUCTED AT RESI-.
DENcE, REMAINS WERE SHIP
PEn TO WALTON COUNTY.

May friends ana relatives assembled
yesterday afternoon ~ he home ~ the
late James McLaue ellis, whose death
occurred az S.a0 o'elcck Saturday
night. The services were conducted
% a touching manner by Rev. Mr.
Monstt ~ the FIRST Presbyterian
chnrca, and several selections were
rendered by a auartetEe. directed hy
Mrs. Benin, the selections having been
favorite hymns u deceased
The floral designs were many and
beautiful ia fact thetie offerings Il
respect and esteem were numerous
enough 90 have niled q separate car-
riagel and the casket, lylng IN the par
lors II the saddened home, was almost
hidden by them.
Deceased was a deacon 81 the Knox
Presbyterian church the little edince
a. the corner 81 Blount street and
Fourteenth avenue. and ne was much
interested pa the proHross ~ said
church. in witch be gave his serVlces
ard funds with freedom There was
much general mEathy az the SUNDAY
school session yesterday. not only Tor
the immediate family. bat Cor the mum.
Der 81 other relatives wto arr "a con-
nected With the Same church. and
whose absence was matter uI re-
mark yesterday. Il was the FIRST time
In years that some - the latter had
missed sunday school at that church
Following the services u The house.
the remains were conveyed 20 the
union depot where they were placed
aboard the sac ocieck train. for con-
vsyauco 10 DeFuniak. where numerous
other relatives reside. The interment
with attendant services. viii be made
this morning a. "a 0elock. IN the old
Eucheeanna Valley cemetery. where
rect the remains a. q number o. well
known people. some Of whom have died
in Pensacola. Rev Y. q. Baker q Arr
wNie viii ee ln charge - tile ceremonies
az the grave lhiH morninH.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
SALvATIONARM
IN NEED OF HELP
HAS TWO DEPENDENT WOMEN
AND THREE CHILDREN GUAR.
TERED AT THEIR BUILDING.
AND ASK PuBLlc FoR AID.

Two dependent women and three
children are now being cared for az
the salvation Army hendquarters. one
% these unfortunates IL q widow with
q child Of seven months, who IL in need
~ immediate employment. and who q
ready 90 take any kind ~ respectable
work, and the other Il 4 woman with
two little children. with no means OF
support. and for whose support funds
are badly needed
should any kindly disposed house
wife care 60 have q talk about either
~ these unfortunateR they may teIe-
phone 1871, and get AT the inforTna-
ton desired.
Cases u restitution have been many
recently, and tho officer On charge
81 the local army headquarters stated
last nlahf that he would have to ask
the kind people q Pensacola 70 help
him provide FOR the cases already ia
hand, and others which have come a.
bis knowledge. and for whom pruvi-
sion viii be made just az soon - Il
is possible 70 look after them.
Any contributions which may be Of
fered the Army will be gladly received
and a call over the telephone mem
toned VIII bring a messenger from
the headquarters IN case IL viii be in
convenient for the donor 10 deliver IL
Ia person 90 the salvation Army hall
on East ZarFagoSsa street, just south
~ the Plaza.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
LARGE NUMBER
PRESENT WHEN
MISSION OPENS
DOMINICAN FATHERS OPEN Mis.
SION or a WEEKS DURATION
AT SACRED HEART CHURCH.

At sacred Heart church yesterday
morning was begun a mission II .
weeks duration ~ tbs Dominican faith.
err 81 Louisville, 10. A larxa number
crowded the church for the inltiaF SER
vice at ssaa o'clock. when Rev Ffther
f1nnerty had as Ms subject srhe Mercy
of God"
The priest. in illustrating The
Mercy 81 God" fires declared that
mission 4 tie keynote 81 the life AM
mission II Tha Master. This mercy.
he said L. not strained aud III proof ~
the assertion kev, pr. Finnerty re-
viewed the Scriptures from the prom
ised redeemer 20 Adam, and the fulfill
ment thereof
This mercy L. offered by God said
the priest. but II Is not forced on man.
lie created man with free will Il
II therefore he said. tha duty ~ in.
dividnals % choose or reject the gift.
Rev. ~ f1nnerty's peroration was q
strong appeal % his hearers 10 avail
themselves II the Performances aud love
~ The Master
Mans Greatest Esti, Sin aud fts
Consequences" was the subject chosen
Tor his discourse last night ~ Rev. Fr
Finnerty. The missioner told Of the
feelings that death hrings 90 the hu-
man heart and said Il was not so mucn
the thought ~ separation a. the
thought 81 what future j. IN store for
TIE soul that has completed the Jour
neg through life" This brings another
thought to mortRls How Have
Kept the Law 81 God ?"
Citing the punishments Tor sinful
ness, a. noted ~ the old ard New
Tesiaments. and which were visited
upon cites and individuals. he said
thar u was the same then and now II
viii not % 70 break the law. urged the
speaker and he graphically told OF
how the breaking Of The Law il punish
ed.
Announcement Of services was made
a. follows. Mass and instruction az
b;so and sac a. IA. and sermon az
night at 1880 o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
LEAGUE MEETING
REGULAR WEEKLY SESSION WILL
sE HELD TONIGHT AT THE
CITY HALL. AND AL ARE IN.
vlrEo TO ATTEND.

What ia considered q very important
meeflng of the Pensacola Equal suf-
rage LEAGUE viii - held tonight a.
he city bah. through the courtesy Sf
daor Creenhut. and the Fsueral pub
TIC T. invited 20 be on hand. for some
Important matters are 70 he brought
-
Following closely upon the lecture
saturday night ny nr. Anna shaw In
ierest On the ieague II little more
than passing. and a crowd should be-
On hand. The meeting vii take place
AZ 5 O'Clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22

suspected % drunkenness Gamhllngq
Speculation? E;0travaganeeg Dishonor-
able conduct Fraud or Dishonesty
AN talk 81 reforming the harroom
lie nonsense. You cannot reform a bad
esq bat the best way IL 20 chunk Il
Ia the garbage cam You cannot mod
crate the drink habit and daily with a
IN clubs for they may be worse than
bars. A whinkey seller wnen asked 4
ne drank replieds no. II was MT
made 20 drink but 10 seill How long
win II take Us % learn that II IL ma
tionai enemyf
When a woman roes wrong SIZE
ceases 20 work and plays the wanton.
No longer do her busy fingers ply the
needle: no longer does she sing az she
indnstriously uses dust-pan or cook
apron. When a man goes wrong he
becomes an idler. bum. tramp. pick
pocket. gambler, hobo fails and pen
itentiaries are full OF them For every
dollar Of revenue the citv - state gets
out Of the bar. Il costs thirteen -
clean up the moral uess.
There IL only one hope for the
broken life. When no man will hire or
give. Christ the only being on earth
interested In ruined lives win take up
the bruised reed. Tbs comfort comes
from the parahlc which contained the
text; Even az the eleventh hour. some
were aired. He only cin make a ruin-
ed life efficient Tf any man lack wis.,
dom let him ask Of him who wiveah
literally and upbraideth not Why
should you throw your life on the
trash-psie Of the world. How much
better 10 give II 20 Christ. and II you
do this whole-heaFtediy I promise you
a sob. bread 10 eat. and roof over your
head"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
IS HERE
|. OFFICIALLY. IN
SPITE OF COLD
ACCORDING TO WEATHER 81.
REAu, WINTER ENDS THIS
MORNING AND TIE sEsT TINE
or THE YEAR CONES on AeAcE.

spring wiii arrive officially at 1851
q. M. today. according 90 the naval
observatory. Officials " the institution
said the arrival can BE- figured down
% = second 81 fraction thereof. 10 nee
essary, but they thought TIE time given
was close enough. The wearing uf
spring hats and suits ard thinKs will
be perfectly proper az nine minutes be-
fore noon. Officials said il makes no
difference that snow Is falling N Ms.
sissippi and killing frosts are the rule
rather than tins exception iu Misslsslp-
d ard Texas, and cold weather pre-
wallis Ia Alabama, Georgia. Florida and
points west. Spring will be here today
as per schedule.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
RESCUED BABE
FROM FLAMES
VENTURA oufRoLA, a TAxIcAs
DRIVER. SEEING LITTLE ONE M
DANGER, RtsKED OWN SAFETY
TO co FOR TOT.

During the rather disastrous fire
which burned five buildings near the
corner ~ Jackson and streets early
saturday morning one feat OF courage
and bravery, which did not figure Ia
TIE related details, has not been told
L was 10 more nor less than the res
cue from a horrible death OF a two
year-old babe. which lay in a room In
whlca the flames reared ominously
when snatched from the sleeping cot
hy Ventura QuiFola, : taxicab driver.
and hustled 90 plaes OF safety.
Quiroia had nothing 20 say about IL
himself when questioned last night
until friend began 20 tell what q
brave feat "a was When the enthu-
siastic friend started putting 20 on too
stroug. a. Quirola said. the latter
told his side &c g.
when the fire began o. assume rreas
proportions. Quirola was engaged q
take fare 70 the scene. and while
WATCHING the fires progress. noticed
. number - little chickens In danger
Of heing consumed. Gong closer hn
happened 20 look into a window and
saw a babe on the bed. rolling from
side e. side The taxicah man lost no
time "a breaking u window in erl
be found he could not raise the sash
and going into the room IN breaking
in. be cut a rather severe cash on one
# his fingers but rescued the child
and delivered tho little boy 20 the
screaming mother. who al this time
realized me danger her child was Ia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
TEkSELY TOLD.

$500 REWARD--as., ss.rn =
remard cor evidences sufflegsnt - ee~,,ses
eay pefe9n seuna sfeannn aubacrfsars
Rmpsfa aftsr delivery ~ same ~ csrria.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Firss
baptist church viii hold an important
taeetlns a. asao o'clock this afternoon
q the church and AL members ar. re-
anested % be present
The oui Vie circle win meet Tues
gay afternoon AZ s:s0 o'clock at the
home o. Mrs Thos. v. Hannah on East
tireEorg street. Al members are urged
% BE present, a. the presidents reSig.
nation has been rendered and a new
eader must be electd.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
JACK GRIFFITH
DIES IN TEXAS
YOUNG MAN WHO FoRlaERLY Rs.
SIDED HERE. ExPiREs ~ TaE
LONE STAR sTATE-sE INTER.
RED IN KENTUCKY.

1acs Griffin. who resided here some
flnla since, and who - weil-known ln
Pensacola. died yesterday az Alturia.
Texas, 10 Which point he went some
time since. suRtering from tubercuio-
ne.
lie was married. and hs wife ana
oua child survive him
While IN Pensacola Mr.. lsFgflth was
eBgaged n several capacities at afr
tereut times with the consolidated
Grocery Company lie ysg& fraVeiing
salesman mua later sales ma nsNer vhfls
here. and had wide acautintanca
The remains ieft the Texas pCint
where ~ died last niEht foi Le2lnRtaa
kN where The funeral ain take place
some time tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22

NM&ANANAsA AENlA rage OHMsA
ture the aeronlane and then pay the
freight or them 20 Pensacola also.
paying the mileage and expenses Of
officers who would be detailed from
the Pensacola aeronautic station. 90
go TO these thousand mile distant
plants FOR inspection and other super
visory purposes
"Mili you kindly urge this earnestly
upon the secretary % the navy I
taink he will find that the men actual
~ doing aviation work will agree with
the views that ! have outlined above
With kindest regards. ! arm.
Very truly yours.
&C. L. DoBsoN,
President
HAS RECEIVED REPLIES.
MT ID bson has received replies 70
his letter as follows
Washington, March 10. 1915.
'C. F. Dobson. Essl.. Pensacola, fla
Dear Mr.. Dobaons--YoHr favor %
he 18th has been received. and an
taking the matter up ~ once with the
secretary n the navy.
Very sincerely yours
DUNCAN n. FLETCHER. {"
FROM SENATOR UNDERWOOD.
mr.. g. =. nobson. President Pensacola
Chamber q Commerce. Pensacola.
fla.
My Dear sir.--I am to-day fn receipt
q your letter ~ thu 18th instant. with
references % the suitability u Pensa-
cola a. = cite Ter the proposed gov
eminent aeFoplane plant II viii give
me much pleasure 20 bring your rep
reservations 20 the attention ~ the
secretary u the navy.
Vita kindest regards. I am
Very truly YOURS
20. w. UNDERWOOD
FROM sENA Oh BANknEAp.
"hr &. &. Dobs0n. President Cham
Der u Commerce. Pensacola. Fla.
Ny Dear Mr.. Dobsons Receipt IA
ACKNOWLEDGED Of your letter % the fsth
instant relative % the Associated
Press dispatch with reference 70 TIE
establishment of q plant or plants o,
New York or Fhilsdeiphia for the man.
afacture % aeroplaneS BY the govern
ment. and outlining the advantages
Possessed b. Pensacola over the other
cities under consideration.
4 am taking the matter up with the
navy department. and shall - glad q
be 81 such assistance as may be abis
In behalf of the Iocafien Of the plants
/ 81 Pensacola.
il hope Ne may be successful. Ant
IN future when | can serve on. CON.
1 nand ne.
Yours very truly.
! y. HI BANKHEAD.'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
ROYAL
psnsssels ga

You need not worry about
that Easter Suit or Dress.
We have one for you at a
reasonable price and on easy
terms. Gains. % South
Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-22
Wants An Aeroplane
Manufacturing Plant
Located ar Pensacola

tcontinasd from Pace ona)