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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
TOWELS
At August Sale Prices.

&c Ct. Hemmed Huck Towels. III
l~9lax35-firmly woven union linen
-hemmed-white damask borders
or initial wreath.
le Ct. BleaChed Huck Towels. Sl5
lSx36-soft linen fnish-hcmmed.
- Ct. Turkish Towels .......... .23
Dozen ... 2.G4
2lN43--heavy-plain n rib weavcs.
II ct. Rleached Turkish Towels, .iet!
Ox4O-ClOse spongy ~ave-whi
terry bordcrs-hcmmed.
Also these SPECIAL VALUES
Pure Linen Huck Towels
2lx37-spokc hcnstitch- WIFI
damask borders reg. IS. 49,. rs
Heavy Linen Huck TOwels-
22x4O-largc sizc-hcmstitched-
damask borders -tirccian scroll or
monogram wrcath-reg, .65 ..... .As
BIeached Turkish TOwels-22x46-
fine Quality-widc Jacquard. red
and blue floral borders
one inch hcm-reg, 40. ....,,.,, 81
Brown Linen Turkish Bath Towels
hemmed excellent friction towels
for athletes and swimmcrs-rcg .05 III
Turkish Wash Cioths-i5Itxl6h-
heavy weave-reg. .ll....S for .23
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
MIDSUMMER CLEARANCES IN
r COATS

Extraordinary values apparent to
every mother realizing smartness OF
style and reliability Of fabrics.
novelty fabrics. pcau de cygnc and
moire.large and small checks. also
~favorite plain eolors choice models
pretty trimmings. including contrast
Ing silks and lingerie collar and Cuffs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
CLEARANCES IN SILKS

afford matchlcss savings - smart
wea,es that Fashion asserts will be In
demand for early AUTUMN
4o-inch Radium TAHetas soft and
lustrous-light and dark colors-
We're sl.i7. ..... ..Se
Yard wide Fable TafTetas-vcry soft
high ~lustre-dark and medium
colors-werc Sl,i5 and sl,6'. LIS
4O-inch satin Char meuse-twil hack
lustrous surfacc-dark and Light
reg. 3l.25 ............ no
4O-inch Crepe de Chines-broken
assortment OF colors-
reg. Sl.25 and $3.50 ...... IS
35-inch Chiffon TsRetas-white, black,
light. medium and dark coiors-
Were sl.25.. $50. ..ssl Were .9s. see. 10
NEW FOB FALL
Novelty Stripe Crepe de Chines-rlaid
and stripe Taiietas-Plain and Paon
Silk Nelvets.
Handsome qualities - moderate profit
prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

GIRLS MILDLY BLOCSES-
q TO 20 yrs.-white salatca-
contrast-rcg. .VS
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Red Ticket Lot of
Lace Flouncings

Were 81 40 ................N Now 10
IL to % inch-whito and ecru-shadow,
Chantilly and embroidered ncts-good
range Of trimming patterns. some being
effective for entire waists.
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Hemsttchcd Sheets and pillow Caves 10 and " It's more. respectively
WORD ABOUT THESE HIGH GRADE GOODS.

For two generations these brands have held their own: They were at that
time reputed 70 be the best. and they sll enjoy that std distinction The .,s quo;
price, but we were enabled to duplicate last years opportunity Srt5Ex by securing
at a very special price a very large supply =. These " e Will offer at prices
to make it worth your while to supply all necessary demands
No Mail or TckphoM1Odes
0seAs hAA u lssTsA until Ocsbss ~
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COTTON BLANKETS

COTTON BLANKETS
Crib Size Blankets-cotton fleece
reg ~ ......... .,..... 20
single Bed Sire Blankets
cotton ilccce-whitc and colors-
reg -" ......'. . 30
Large Blankets-cottOn fleece
white and colors-rcg. 81 20. ........01
jacquard BlanketS-Couch Throws.
Wrapper ana Bod Blankets
eidcrdown finish Jacquard
dcsigns-cNccllcnt colors-
reg $23".
Indian NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finish
best designs and colors-
fine for boys rooms and
camping-rcg, SO 20. 2.j5
EiderdOwn Finish-uhitc. color
and plaids-res. sos. 2.61
Cotton Fleece Biankets-hcavy-
white, gray. tan
reg, sl.0O to sl.l9
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were s90s md siI .9S. .S.25
WHITE voiles erpbrOidercd in %flounce.
tier and allOvcr cfrects-also plain
v0iies plated In doublc unics-with
and without bolero Jackets of colored
tafiota. All sizes In lot. hut not In each
style-an especially smart model In
sizes ~ to 81.
DRESSES-were sis.Vs. $50
FINE white net bands Of colored coin
spots. Others embroidered above hem
only or alloNcr-sevcra combine APP
phquc with embroidery -large and fine
corulngs. narrow ruffies, plai'inRs or
quillings-al all have net foundations
also fne white and colorcd stripe voilcs
and dotted Swisscs.
D1t were S2l .8S .T....... 1888
Fine white chiffon. yoilcs. soft crcpes
ana Breton net, also crepe de chine
newest models In excellent variety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
ANOTHER CUTTING OF PRICES ON
WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES

Too large a stock o hand-An must be sold before stock taking These re-
auctions in la groups cut under cost of making The dresses that YOU
have wanted are here in splendid assortment stil-in pink Of condition.
Brisk selling lessons variety faster thar you realize hence
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Fine New Additions to
OUR GREAT BLANKET STOCK
All at August Sale Prices.

Our enviahle reputation as leading Blanket merchants brings phenon.
email response TO our announcements of special sales.
This August Sale has outdonc all our former achievements in .elins-
Hence, these special preparations for tomorrow:
20 Mil nr II1uLnuc nrL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

NainsOOk, lawn, crepe. tub silks. cam.
Drtc and muslin - newest styles -
variety OF trim mings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
August Clearance in
S UNDERWEAR

For Women and Girls
Goods of merit-trustworthy quail
tiles only Substantial savings due
TO present price cuts-sizes and
styles were broken in our recent
great sale.
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Clearance of
AUTOMOBILE RUGS.

Tan covert natural hnen, tan, satin ribbon binding on each one
brown AM nav mDhaT. sold in aus
ec-were 81 to so9s. 49,. 81 70 40 reg s24OS pr III
All August Sale Goods purchased during this sale will be held an
delivered at customer convenience up to and including October l6.
The Above refers to any article in August Sale Department..
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$50
Quick Clearance Prices on
WOMEN'S SUMMER COATS

Linens, Panama and Palm Beach cloths,
mohair, silks and chinchillas-mOtor,
travel, sport and dress models-natural,
gray, navy, black. white.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
MUSLINS, SHEETS, PILLOW CASES
At August Sale Prices

Reliable Grades Only-This fact, coupled to ur enormous assortmenta
accounts for supremacy of Hearn Sales.
Qualities for every purpose-Economcs for every purse. /
No Mail or Telephone Orders
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SPREADS,
TICKS, TIckINcs

AUGUST SALE DEPARTMENTS
Sheetings-Sheets Scarfs-Shams
Pillow Cases Silverware
Linens Cutlery
Towels-Toweings Soaps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

See Other Sunday Papers for Twenty-four Morning Specials
On Sale Until l P. M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
Also
Clearance of TAILORED SKIRTS

Serges, worsteds, mohairs. corduroy, vel
vets. ~taiYctas, fallle and pongec-checks,
navy, white. colors and black-tailorcd
and drcssN models.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15

White Goods
Curtains and Draperies
Rugs
Shades
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31

One popularity of the double bill
was that in each game the team
which won was OUthit.
Lavender pitched the same kind of
ball he has been turning out all sea-
son. He is tight with his hits, but a
Wild heave at a critical moment I'm
did all his good work. In the inning
in which the winning marker was
scored the Giants failed to hit safely.
That has happened to Lavender be-
fore, and it is history that every time
he unbuckles a wild heave it does
damage.
One fine feature of the afternoon
was the batting and alI-round work
of Frank Schultz, who returned to
left field after a complete rest.
Wildfre has benefited by his sOjOUrn
on the bench and should be ready for
a hard drive to the finish.
Schultz, batting and playing in all
departments as he is capable Of, will
make the Cubs a contender. He will
allow Bresnahan to use Red Murray
in another section of the outfeld,
where he is badly needed. Wilbur
Good could use a few days vacation,
for he has been batting far below his
natural speed recently. His fine start
put him among the leaders, but he
has slUmped to the ruck.
Another doubIe-header today will
finish the visit of the Giants.
Beginning this afternoon Joe
Tinker's Whales will have a large
order to complete in four days, as six
games are to be played with Newark
i'll that time. During the last visit of
the Pops here the weather man re-
fused to allow them in uniform and
all games were postponed.
Tinker goes into this series handi-
capped, for Mordecai Brown is still
in the hospital, and latest reports are
that he will not be available for regU-
lar duty again for at least 10 days.
That leaves Hendrix, Mcconnell,
-
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u
ditions, but should any of the quartet
of pitchers slip in the game he starts,
Joe will be in trouble. He has Bren-
nan left for rescue purposes, but Ad
is an uncertainty.
To keep ahead of Kansas City the
Whales should cop at least four of
these battles. Their margin over the
leaderless Kaws is now but one game.
Both Whales and Kaws have proved
themselves good road teams in the
past, and the one that leaves home in
front will probably return with the
best shot at the third league pennant.
Pittsburgh has practically eIimin-
ated St. Louis as a flag contender,
and it is not believed the Stogies have
a chance to threaten the leaders.
The final was won from Buffalo be-
cause Mike Prendergast pitched some
good ball, and also had a bit of luck
Fortunately for the White Sox,
they were pitted against the New
York Yanks yesterday. Though they
played some poor baseball, they were
enabled to climb and this morning
were on practically even terms with
the Red Sox Rowland's gang still
shows three points back of the Car.
rigans, but that is because of a diff
ference in the number of games the
two teams have played. Each has
won "a more games that it has lost.
Early indications are that the Sox
will equal on this trip the excellent
record they made on their last jaunt
through the east. In every town Wis
tied antagonism is shown the South
Siders and this seems to act as a
fighting tonic. The players resent the
unwaTanted criticism heaped on
Rowland, and Buck Weaver, because
of some things being said about him,
is resolved to show the aliens that
he is regular baIlplayer.
Buck slapped a homer and three
singles, two being on when the four
bagger was collected t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16

which VIII be compromise between
the present middle and high services.
incidentally, several other points
nave arisen In connection with tho
water supply and distribution which
mink possesses considerable merit.
among Theses arc the abandonment of
the Marshall Reservoir. tho eouInment.
or the low service mains with auto
matte valves. so that I'm case Of fire or
other excessive demands II can DO sup.
pied with additional water from the
middle service. and the question OF ad-
uitonal pumping power development at
the power plants. including the u,ili-
cation OF the power now going to
waste. should receive early attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16
'oNDiTI0Ns VASTLY IMPROVED
~ PAST TEN Yi.uS

Mr Clarke recalled the unwlcldiv.
Uhi"'', costly method Of Advertising in
'Ht"i""hd ten years ago how It de-
S'f"!tH G" IN . ION and !ostcred
D" I!i"'"s, eliminating in a gigantic
'au"' winch made necessary the or
k"hI%anon OF the Retail Merchants
NHS"ciau"n Iiut a new day has
aaWHed, ne said :, day when uu.s
uphahle advertising must 20: 0.y
"h"n the American public demands tlc
trIth-nnd has come to RELY upon ~.
ftpnthpl" newspaper to ACCEPT o,iy
bona nae advertisements
me publlc the speaker said, should
"'"af" ~ advertisements Ia witch
SS"'n"afatiy" prices arc quoted. for I'm
.!'r majority Of cases there vas soiu.-
NhiuS Fundamentally wron. Weather
.'i"'UonS, damaged goods. buying at
IN" psychological moment. unusually
!"FE" orders or cioainE-out sales migh,
t"'hetines warrant cut prices. nc said
bHI inc buyer should know the truth
az these things
Concluding. IN" speaker said tina,
t.u'h'' the slogan OF the Advcrtiserg'
'IHh, should not b" an iuIc word. nor
ah IDLE boast, but .hould he in r.alI,,y
It's IDEAL md Its guiding star
inoH"Wcni has bceu launched nv
Tho club 10 secure lOc u.,v ,nryn,.ry -
offered sc
large delegation from the local
ridn viii attend the convention or the
Associated Aivcrti-crs' t1yb ~ ~.
" ora to b" held AZ chicago. June
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16
Contract for water Meters.

The Administrative Board yesterday
let the contract for supplying water
valves to the Smith-Courtney Co. for
valves made by the Ludlow Manufac-
turing Company Of Troy n. Y. at it's
bid which was as follows: thrce-inch.
$3.50 each: four-inch at $3.50; six-inch
at s11; eight-inch at 1850; ten-inch
at $24; twelve-inch Mt $1,000; sixteen
inch at SCI, and twenty-inch at S9S
The contract was let on the recon-
mcndation Of subcommittee com
posed Of Messrs. Hirschburg and Beck,
who were appointed to examine the
bids for supplies for the Water De-
partment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16
CLARKE SPEAKS BEFORE
ADVERTISERS CLU B
Secretary Of Retail Merchants AS.
ISOLATION Says Conditions
Have Improved.
PUBLIC TIRED OF FAKES"
Demands Truthful Statements in AID.
vcrtisements and Bona Eide Selling
OF Goods as Representations
raign for New Members Launched.

Ia an address before the Richmond
Advertisers Club yesterday afternoon
at IT'S regular weekly meeting. w. 4
'iaTk", Jr. secretary OF the Retail
Mefchants' Association. of Richmond,
declared that true. bona hdc ahvert!s-
!ng, in which truth md truth oniy.
should DC the aim cf che advertiser.
depended entirely upon a frank co.
operation between the two o-gan!za-
IONS represented nj that gathering ard
IN" best class OF newspapers which
"ou!d give 10 the public correct infor-
MI Clarke paid "a tribut. to m,
local newspapers for the stand ne:
,"oH III reference TO the "pr!nters' ink
p''t when came mp before the Cen
era Assembly OF 1914. ana had for It's
"pJ"rt Tie elimination OF fake adver-
USING designed to mislcad the public
huu S"t It's money for nothing. The
hsll, n" said, was defeated BY those
newspapers which had no adequate
conception OF their high calling and
aItV fnr r.l,Fiig - 'H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16
ONE DIVORCE TO EVERY
TWELVE MARRIAGES
Startling Statement as to Prevalence
of Separation Made by Jew
iSh Rabbi
FAVORS GREATER PUBLICITY
Would Have All Marriage Licenses
Published, Also Strictly Limit
Observation-Disclosures Ultra Demo-
cratic Spirit Of Freedom Run Riot.

In an address, remarkable for beauty
OF language. richness of historical al
fusion and depth o: thought, at Beth
Ahabah Synagogue last night. DR.. Leon
harrison. distinguished Jewish rabbi
OF 81. Louis. asserted that the most
serious danger threatening the peace
and security OF the American home was
the divorce evil. peculiar to America
ana Americans. He said that In Amer
ich there was one divorce out Of every
twelve marriages. while the combined
percentage OF England. France and
Germany was much lower than this.
Why is this condition peculiar to
American he asked. is il because wo
nave lower moral standard than the
mere are certain social and political
conditions mere that do not exist in
me lands across the Atiant!cy"
Answering this question he said that
IN comparison with other nations Of the
world. the moral standard Of America
" rs NOT o, Il 10" order. but. on the
othcr hand. was appreciably in adj
vance of tina, or other countries that
hohstcd an old civilizations; but be-
cause OF the very fact that II was a
lana OF unliUited freedom and I'M
riva!ed chivairy toward women, II alb
o! action and its women rcpudiate,i
anything that smack.d Of restraint.
CONDITIONS HERE THAT
DO NOT PREVAIL ELSEWHERE u
Their" we're three distinct conditions
existing here that prevailed In no other
country. said Or. Harrison: the high
position accorded to woman. the mi
sratdry habits Of tho people and the
Split Of democracy run riot
"a nd itn tat ,
woman "as relatively low. accounting
III great measure for the militant spirit
OF the HuEraGcttes: In other countries
OF the Old World she held practically
the same social station. while in Amer.
Tea shc was almost worsh!ped as a
superior being. Occupying this posi-
ton, she would tolerate no restraint
"ouid assume no responsibility, anG
WOULD assert her freedom of action
ana of thought At all times and on al
, occaE!ons.
pr Harrison pointed out that tho
people or this country were migratory
~ their habits and easily lost thcii
love OF home: their life waa more cos
( inopoiiian than that Of any other PEG.
p!" and no particular place held long
IN" peculiar charm Of home. and toe
often they forgot their wives and nj
they meant TO them in attaining the
cherished ideal Of fun. happy life
Nc ha!d that In England very few mel
ever left the county OF their birth
zach locality had it's peculiar bro9ue
shh the spirit OF rcstlessness, 80 preva
en-, in America. Is entirely absent. II
consequences there were few divorc,
1aaea and few shattered homes.
HOLDS DEMOCRATIC SPIRIT
LARGELY IRRESPONSIBLE
The speaker said that the ultra
| democratic spirit OF America wns large
y rcHponnible for tho light REGARD
IA which Americans hold the marriag,
relation. /. <.AA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16

Rev. W. Il. Hendersno, Of Hunting.
ION, w. Va. began revival services Al,
the Third Christian church Ivadr,e..i.,'
preachins N the afternoon and at nl,,h,
the evangelist Was delayed one d,,.
because of q" election In his home
town.
is Thegc God?" was tn. subiec,
OF Mr.: Hendcrshot's opening sermon,
eho h!a supJrct today Will be The
.aI op iFre Services begin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16
sou,hsidc Democratic Club Meeting,

Arrangements will be made for n
campaign to urge qualified voters to
register in order to vote In the summer
elections at the regular meeting Of the
South Richmond Democratic Club to-
night at s:l5 o'clock in Fraternal Hall.
The club plans to Increase the South
side vote considerably this year. and
1t will play no unimportant part In the
elections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16
Ill Tr"ntInE IIorse.

r. wade. OF 1908 FLOYD Ay.ru.
W'Shes II stated that h. fs no, tn. q,
=. wade arrested FOR III treating a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16
RESTRICTION
OF HIGH SERVICE DISTRICT

In conclusion, I believe that the
method which I have described Is Of
very great Importance and worthy
your best consideration. and pending
determination OF tho same. am unable
to recommend the purchase OF addi-
tional pumps for the high service and
the extension OF this high service to
other districts. would rather recon-
mend that the high service district
should be restricted and ultimately
abolished in favor of new service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16
QUIET MARRIAGE
c. 3. Toney, OF South Richmond, Wells
Miss Alberta Michel.

A quiet marriage was celebrated la st
night when Miss Alberta Michel be-
came the wifo OF c. s. roney. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. ".
kinchcloc. pastor of cambridge Street
BAPTIST Church. at his home. Eleventh
and Porter Streets. The groom is a
son OF the late ID. l.. Toney and Is
wen known In local theatrical circles,
being the owner Of three motion pic
ture houses. Mr.. and Mrs. Toney will
make their home in South Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-16
IIcnrico Circuit, ,o,,,,

Judgment FOR s3i3.5o was entered in
,he HeAiico Circuit Court y"aterday
against Addison ana I.css!e T. TI,,k
The defendants VIII note an amps,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-08

sprcIAL MAsrrR.s -

SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.
Under and hR virtue % a final decree
% foreclosure and sale rendered on the
soth day of April 1918, ~ the Hon A q
Campbell Judge % the Circuit Court Of
Escambia County. Florida. In Chancery.
in certain cause therein pending
wherein George M. Wright Was complain
ant and w. .. keyser in his own right
and az executor ~ the last will and testa-
ment ~ Harriet q Keyser, deceased. and
az trustee under IRE viii o. Harriet s
keyseF. Nellie keyaer Meredith and her
ser Akin. Emily r. Akin. Helen
r. Akin. and Gus Eatzen aa trua-
tee ln bankruptcy ~ the keyaer
Muldon Company. q corporation. bank =
rupt were defendants, ! viii on Monday,
Tie fth day 81 June ISIS. before the
County Court House Door iu the city
81 Pensacola, Eacambia County. florida.
during the legal hours nf sale offer for
sale and sell az public outcry 90 the high
EFT and best bidder for cash. the follow
Ing described real estate situated On the
city OF Pensacola. Easeanlbia County.
Florida to-Mit. The north fifty-siN 1851
feet 81 the South one hundred SIX (ie6l
feet q the West one-hah GW "a Of
Arnent lot twenty-four tas1 Old city
Tract according 70 the map Of the city
q Pensacola, copyrighted BY ThoS. g.
watson IN issA" TO gether with the
tcnements hereditamenta and appurtan-
ancea theEeunt0 hslonElnK or in anywtss
appertalnsnE. Terms. cash. Deed at cost
GEo. p. WENTWORTH.
Special Master.
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Department. washington. n. c. MAJ 4
1913 SEALED PROPOSALS. IL darIi-
cate VII - received TAI this once untif
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Tn Escanhln County. Cfrruft Court
~fate ~ Florida. in ehauee7-. W
LaEHF. a. executor uf the estate - a
A. TnEar. deceased. CORR batmanf W.
VIM p. EaFar Annie e Smith. Louisa
81 Adams. Julia z faFar Henry LaFar.
~ n LmEar WIN H EnFar. Susan ~
Liuacomh, Gertrude LaFar F0Eter Mar
Iuu Joseph Croker fmlfnorf. VII. Henry
Cr1cker grluorN nshert 2aFar Croeker
fnineF3. Edwara AuEssfuH Croker
tmlnuF3, M8rtnn EaFar. Gladys LMNaF.
Evelyn IaEar. Theodore A. sfasumeEer
John Il. steinmmEer. Ross Nfainmegers
&ora Jones Rnd Minnie chaplin aEsa %
nfemef Defendants oa SATURDAY
thN nfth aav af June Fa. 1878. the
defendants above named. are required
T. appear 90 the ELI hiea aNaiuaf them
herein TaiH order tu ne 81 hHNheH once
EACH week for four consecutive weeks
in The Pensacola JoHruaA uewHna per
published {n said Esr4mbia County
fSEaN Jas MacHIEWnN
EtNFk ri the Circuit EnaFt
pensacola, Ffpriaa Apr a0fs 1915
By THos a JOHNSON u &.
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