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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
ACTING MAYOR
OF n. Y. GREETS
SUFFRAGETTES

New York Nov. 2s.-Gsorse NJ.
Aneny. president Of the board OF a.
dernen and acting mayor. welcomed Ia
New York late today the two Caiifor.
MA suffrage leaders who are Carving
10 Washington petition signed bv son
90" women voters asking for rorna,
suffrage amendment to the federal Con.
stItut.on
An automobile in which Mrs Sa-
bard Field made the trans-con,insp.a,
trip was met al the edge Of Manhattan
by representatives of local suffrage or
CARNATIONS in automobiles. The pro-
cession then moved down Fifth avenue
to restaurant ball room where the
formal greetings were made Miss
Frances Joliffe- who began the trim
with Mrs Field and who was forced tn
make part Of the journey by rail on
account Of Illness. was in the usr,v
which met Mrs. Field.
After resting here for several DAYS
Mrs Field and Miss Jolife will go to
Washington where. on December s, they
will present the petition to President
Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

-paci4Ii.-s were sensaIionauy large.
General Motors advancing . 10 80. q
new maximum. Otfer stocks that
l,r"ke ali previous high records were
"uoan-an,e-ican Sugar on its rise OF
- :" I5S2. and American Can Pre-
f-rraG which rose to IL. South Por-
70 Eico Sugar rose , 10 1... Continent
al ta 9+i- and Sears Roebuck 1oi. TO
II Many II these Advances were
largely cancelled or The general re-
cessioCs q the final hour.
American Can Common was the most
active stock Of The session. gaining 3
az s;5.. Among the war issues and 9TH
er stocks coming more or less directly
within that designation, advances az
r. points were registered. Metal
stocks were in demand at higher
prices. led by American smelling which
more than recovered its quarterly div
idend on its rise Of TO Ioi=s.
United States Steel rose point TO
SSH within fraction OF it's bes, Of
recent wears. but fell back in common
with the balance Of the list later. There
we're again no transactions in BethIe-
hem Steel, which has been in complete
ohscurity thus far this week.
New Eaven's increased weakness
the stock fell "a TO 73a.-was a re-
strsining influence on other rails,
some Of which were heavy. while 9TH
ers scored only nominal gains. Total
sales amounted 70 $4,000 shares
Among tire October railroad reports
was that Of Union Pacific disclosing a
net gain Of ss3s.0p9. while Atchison in
creased only sl3s. 900. Purchase Of $780,
c6o,o<N Baltimore & Ohio refunding
bonds and the tentative sale of l0o,-
0fh shares Of Atchison preferred to
banking syndicates were announced
Sterling Exchange relaxed a trifie,
but greater strength was evinced in
rates in Scandinavian centers Local
institutions are expected to show a
cash loss in tomorrow bank state
H,eEt
Bonds were firm on moderate deal
ings, with a substantial advance in
Missouri. Kansas & Texas refunding
IS. Total sales Of bonds. par value, ag-
gregated N.A3.o0o. United States bonds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings IN Az
the Leading STOCKS

New York. Nov. 26--Speculati'e sen
tinent appeared e undergo change
for the better over the holiday and q
moderate increase II activity resulted
IN ne forenoon with higher prices for
MANY issue. Further favorable rail-
way earnings contributed r1easurably
toward this Enforcement, even though
tha- particular class Of securities was
relatively backward and heaTy in the
days operations.
Gains in some of the high priced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
Mrs. eliza c. Toc.haker of Auburn

Mrs Eliza &. Tootha.er. widow q
Raymond Tootaske- died AT her home
on court street.. Auourn. Tuesdaz al
ternoon after long Illness Her maid
en- na-ne vas Eliza : Church. and m
vas born al Phillips. - years ago.
She married NJ. Toothaker at Phillips
81 years ago. They went tn Auburn
20 live win their daughter. Mrs Henry
w. Oakex. about . years ago. Mr.
Toothaker died soor after they cele-
brated thar Golden wedding. Mrz.
Tootnaker vas an active member of
the High street Congregational church.
Her daughter q grandson. Raymond
s. Cakes Of Portland, and great
grandchiid survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

L-S been turned into : fooIball Stadium
to- tie occasion. NoaIhs ago the initial
aryl.csI!o .c- seats began 10 arrive a.
ne oraSrs - the New YcrA National
League Baseball Club and long before the
Worlds Series was finished tie Few ,hou-
sand Seals 5o- sale BY the club had been
o.er-s4tScrce5- Today The rare SCI q
SEATS ii he hands al s sFscula.or CON-
--z-Es startling figures and sales are
made !. many times The face value o.
he coupons
Tbs demand; for tickets proves that
Il-s popularity u the y-a--y clash OF ,hs
NO =.evs-s : TOT depeaden. upon the
Nay and Arny teams coming through
re Seaso. 70 the 5nal contest CE1s-eas-
81 Ns-ker combination a2E shown more
,1zn average g-.1iron ability this a.
1l-.- ara defeats nave been IS frequent
= y:czcrl4S TIE A5dLies have lost 70
Cieor-sIo.l. Pittsburgh AMI No--h Caro-
Ina &c. from Virginia Poly. Bucsne.
and Co.oy. - addition ID playing q tie
game g.Gh Pennsylvania TIE Cadets
oy@-+=l Win tx game against Holy
c.-.ss. wo3 from Gettysburg Georgetown
zrd Maine vh!.5 losing u Colgate F:l.a-
-5rz. ans Metre Dame
ne -=5o-1s q the scII-- s--.es 70 DATE
s-o~ -.a. during :. period q more Khan
= EearS --e two academies nave keen
evenly Matched. Each institution zas
Hon al Is. -:Ee games. while -h- cor
Is. q -. played a. Pr-nce:o-- resulted
in : :. u : tie. Al M other matches
ras- e+=r pl4re3 Al Philadelphia or NeT
Eo-. Tn Total ro.n-S scored r. Arrly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
A PORTLAND BOY
ELECTED PHI BETA
kAPPAAT HARVARD

Cambridge, Mass. Nov s-tSpec iaD.-
Louis Fiach Hammett Harvard 1916. o,
Portland. Ne. vas one Of the ?. Seniors
elected Wednesday 10 the Phi Eeta kap-
pa Society. Membership in this society
is earned upon a competitive scholarship
basis where actual achievement in stuiie.
counts.
Hammett entered Harvard in 1872 and
has scholarship record which is mar
Vicious In II courses he has received the
grade Of A" denoting perfect work In
his other three courses ne has received
the grade Of B." the next highes; non
or grade He has won three scholar
ships for himself in his college career
Studies have not been mis- only interest
As a member Of the Harvard Musical
Clubs ne has performed consistently for
four years. playing the mandolin and
banjo. During the past year ne has held
the Office Of treasurer of 4. the Kappa
Gamma Chi Club, a social club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
SPORTING NOTES.

Miss judith Thomas won prize
-1-Eey THURSDAY a. Rurtord. having
tozled TO II TIE alleys while Each1n
Israelso- ard Q. 4 Pe--en=.u tiet <o-
ners p--ze VIII Z sec-e o Is each.
In 1ta frs c-css-co1-.ry rae ever
run oy re Mechanic Institute Milton
I-ace,--se THURSDAY 4, g1Etord COW
cred IA-es niles II =. minutes oFe-
rough travelling. arthur EArrT aas
second 4nd Norman Peterson ta--t
S.lv.- cps suitably engraved we're
re p--z+s. donated IN -ce .nz-.I-ta-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

Pr,:0r. NOV ;
CHOICE BEEF-Uho.e 1a.,,s =.
SPRING BEAN-Es...1
BC TTER-NCr1leru 5.lEg. T5sie-'
CHEEsEHex YORK twins l-g.-i
CoRN-No- yellow =
EGGSChoice herns-y ASS -sarW
.: western 34dA
FLoCR-Spring patents sTaEr>
HAY-No. grade So
LAMB-Spriug -iffi5
MINED FEEp--t,si:-
oATS-No clipped w.-.s -
p0Rk-Medium backs - 80,
OTAToES-l,laIIs' Ter two-1I
AE-Grarulz-e = III, .1&
EAL-lnrls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

mouth " H man who was arrested
-e-e To-Day and held for the Ports
mouth authorities On the charge Of
bav5ng kidnapped lis wife and I'M
lrisored h@- IT camp IN an attempt
70. r.. ID z4gn conveyance u the--
.c.-e--e ! 1-oper-y. after n interview
F-tr -5- -.5.-c- expressed mis- wiling
-.-- -4 - 1acs u Portsmouth and
"a. -1= eas-g=s, and an offer from
ina c.ty MI. arrive hare Saturday 20
-a-- Nm IL charge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
Card Of Thanks.

Wa -;so RI ezgr-ss our thanks 70
our neiehbors AMI fr;ehos VINO =
kindly assisted b. in our late bereave-
ment. Also for the beautiful floral Of
ferings.
MR.. 4 MRS. MELVIN TOBEY,
Mr.. & MRS. CLYDE l. PRATT,
LEON :. PRATT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

RS -=z-- prominent ie-t I pro-
-c-o-srE ne p-9.ec- = mans r pre-
l4-@dcess t9- national d@tens4 rAz
a~A-ce9 = boone president q: re
c-94r.zzt.on : WAS announced
!. meeting u prominent Name pro-
l.e ~. = ae.d mere la-e- :, which
- ocg4n.z2.-o2 all - perfected -1=
ICED INTO -t-lp shares
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
Chicano Cattle Mare:

Chicago. NV y
HOG-Receipts .5.ta3: iTres;lial, ~. 5ss
s1s9l6@I5; light issFG IS: F,ilXec y
heavy s3el Is. rough f-nl-.2
$50 -as'
CATTIE-Receip NV. s-e@Lt q
beef cattle 5.oa ltt5l: western SEE =
81: cows and heifers 975gst'. cave
l0le x,;.s
SHEEP-Receipts MOO: Ne4s
essss5o: ewes 3sa5755. lambs s.Fs'-F
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
Consultation and One Treatment Free.
Monday and 1hursday

A cordial invitation is extended 70 all,
especially those troubled with any
Chronic Diseases. who desire treat
ment, but no one will take ofense If
their case is declined, az under no cir
cumstances will a case be undertaken
which in his opinion cannot be cured.
PROF. CALDWELL. Office az Grove
street Augusta, Me.
Hours, 10 to Il A. H.. 10 and
to P. II, Aondsv= ond Thursday.
nov2Sd2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
NeM Nork Sucs- "a-..:

SCGAP-Ezw i7r--. centric ~ I
lasseS -. Refined steads ---Tes 81
and fearureless, -re IS zas 80.
unchanged 70 four ;ot.-s ga.
lt6h tons. Dec. g.. Ma =. MY
July "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
CHICAGO Prceuce Sa'-et

CN5=zzr. N3F'
Wheat hardened IT value ;o1ai, -
enced somewhat be reports nat rs
age seeded for the winter e-e2 s'c y.
decrease OF = per cent. e ,1. $50 ss-1sssy
ago. me ~, l,aal x SCI 80 80 asr I'D
TX TX 70, I "a W H.; 60 sh,.orvs5 , 2
~ = - =. 80 .na,s - - 10 -
y ~ ~ =. ana o,,,S nm ya-@s froa
changed figures TO rise eE -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
cOppEPS BOSTON
New York Produce Market

New York. Nov. s
FLOUR-Easy: spring patents aalI-Ta:
winter patents a5sn5s5; winter straish.s
53tn 5g5.
WHEAI-Spot irregular; No. l Dururn
III 81 fob New York: No. northern Du-
iuth ie1 q and No. ! northern Mani,oha
CORN-spot firm. No. yellow - J.;
DrOrnnt-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

ger .; R1"ford While hunting n the
Litt:. k@naebago reg.on this wee. He
furnished $1,000 hail. The TWO -neD yer.
members q party from Runsford and
vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
Sporting News
Th.n..e;vino Basketball Games

Thanksgiving Basketball Games
Al E1nforc-Ruufo-d Hl=a
lewiston Inc. :.
Al Aup1-n-W assists 70 P7E'--E-1
Ind =.
~ Sacge-vill-S4rse- T-l-e = = =
Milo :. 4 = Sange-T-l-e S-s- =
Ggntord Jrs l.
AZ MlIo-MLo H.ga : A-l4sno-a=-
High o.
A. Pl,,saeld-P-,Esae.d 4 = ~. PIC
Town = \. 10.
Thanksgiving Fee.cai Canes
AZ rIanG-ForTlsnd "a De7E.Is =
Al aafor6-Salfo-d :, For- W.
..aus
Al Pc-I1nd-E'or- Mchi14ey II -
stars :.
A. yarmo1ch-Ez-me --1V--=
Yarmouth o.
Al Westh- Cow es-croe:K :, NANa-
Reserves e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
CLINTON PORTER, WHO SHOT
EUGENE K|DDER, BOUND OVER

Farm.n=ton- Maine. Nov -s-Cl.r,on
Porter Of Peru as boum5 pyer 20 ,rs
grand jury today. charged with shoot
ing ana critically injuriag Eugene KID
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

mission trip = E1.ope- stating tia.
mates = aa official nature which r.
q4i!+ f-s attention MAKE i Impossible
t3r MIN 70 l-ave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

overturned r.c.@ry s1a-n q IN Island
" 1eT@ n remained gnci, rescued this
2. -T7.re HA Tva> s-Ge-.ng from ,ae
-11c-: am exposure and cocid CIV ~
c-,a.!s % Ire accident.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27

--.-s certificates nd : ~ form e -
- a7e.- r s.s~es II caa.-4A s-o.-,-
--~ go 7es taten u ccnDlv 7y.ca
yea 'a*=a month ego IN retiring
Il. E4a- h5, y common s-o<..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
EMERY WARD PRONOUNCED SANE
SENTENCED TO STATE PRISON

II :e- y Graves Il F-y-- Fairfield y
..-. et.=r exploiting ;. s-.c.- Il
dynamite b a=,6- H recently zas
..- rat-rce. >z-@ e:.es r=T.cg o=-n d.
-~:.=< = $50 .1>zc@ hospital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
TRUTH STRANGER
THAN FICTION
Electricity Is Life-Magnetism
Is Strength

X VIII Tone Up Your Whole System.
Give Pure Blood and HeaIthfui A>tiy-
ity. and VIII Give You Snap.
visor and Vitality, So Es-
sentiai to Happiness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-27
Ne. York Money Market

v-re unchanged az call.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
MANY ENJOYED
SUNDAY OUTING
TIE comMopIous STEAMER THE
LOUIS poLivE WAS WELL.
CROWDED IN LEAVING PALA.
FOX WHARF FOR TRIP DOWN
TIE GAY.

4 crowd which comfortably nned
the decks OF the steamer Louis Dolive
was aboard taat vessel yesterday
afternoon at : o'clock when the lines
were cast or az her mo0rings. foot 81
Palafox wharf. Tor = trip 70 the naval
vessels down az the navy yard and
for Visits 90 other places Of interest
Ia and about the harhor.
Many stFangers who had decided 20
remain over sunday IN Pensacola,
were among the excursiouists. aud .
good many were from northern and
eastern parts * the country, where
weather 81 tie blizzard variety Is pre-
vailing Although the westerly winds
q yesterday afternoon were cool and
bracing. stin they were not in Il. IA
one man said. with the type ~ weather
az his home. and an enjoyable after
noon was spent BY the entire number.
II was too rough f5r the steamer Ia
proceed into the Gulf ol Mexico fof
any considerable distance. but such
a trip Is looked forward 60 IN TIE near
future a trip 90 the naval vessels
was highly enjoyable.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
WILL INSPECT
LOCAL MILITIA
MAJOR SNOW FROM ST. ANGUS
TINE WILL Be HERE THIS
MORNING TO TAKE a LOOK
OVER The ONE COMPANY HERE.

Major snow. Of the regular army
accompanied by state oGlcer win be
here to-day FOR the purpose o. in-
sueetiuE the local military company.
with a view Of either mastering the
depleted company cut % the sertce
or else looking 60 the Inauguration q
plans for the recruiting 81 the cosi-
pany % It's fun strength.
TIE local militia az late has not been
a. popular a. Ia the past and bat a
small membership responds 20 rewn-
lar roll call. some Of the boys say.
just what steps viii be taken with the
lone Pensacola company remains % be
seen. and unless there Is q better
showing than has been made IN me
very recent past IL Is likely that t-.is
city viii lose the local soldiers. as an
organization To the end of having
the company up 20 It's fullest strenkS
and possibly 20 It's foil peace strength
~ IS men. the officers OF the comp "a
are making an effort to get as many
members ~ the organization ont az
possible. 80 that a good IMPRESSION, az
least win be made with the army
Official who comes today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
GREAT HISTORY
OF THE WORLD
THE HARMED HISTORY CAN Be
SECURED ny THE READERS or
THE JOURNAL THRoueH A re
MARkAeLg OFFER.

The name OF Josephus Nelson Lar
ned carries weight wherever English
Is spoken. lie 10 known as one of tie
greatest historians Of hia time. His
genius for grasplng essentials and for
picking up the right threads and weav-
ing them into fabric OF clearly
marked design has never been sur
passed. II Is this feature that ren-
dera his work unique The reader un-
dsFstands the trend OF events as never
before ana IL las been ssid by COM
petent Judges that an acquaintance
with Larned's writings Is equivalent
90 a liberal education.
The readers OF The Journal have an
opportunity that win probably never
present Itself again 20 acquire Lar
ned's wonderful History Fof the World
at a nominal cost--the expense In
VOWED In the actual distribution. No
profit L. sought. the coupons being the
main consideration. The latter arc
printed daily In these columns, ana our
readers are urged 20 lose no time IN
cutting them out and securing q fam
iiy treasure for many years TO come.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
BRATT.


Brat. March 7.-~Mrs. G. G. Hanks
was called away 90 the bedside % her
daughter ~ Andaluaia. Ala
Mr. and Mrs. n c. Blanton are re-
ceivinR congratulations on the birth
- nne son on the 2Tth inst
Our teachers are planning 20 at
tend the teachers institute at De-
Eaniak Springs next week.
Mrs. stephens visited az her home
in Brent last Saturday.
Our school was visited on the 2srs
inst ~ Eupt Edwards. Hon. sheldon
vs.. Phillips. rural school inspector.
AR. s, W Hiatt. and Secretary Pail.
FPS of the Penaacoia Chamber q Com.
merce. Quite a number 81 the citlGens
met with them "a the scao0Ihouse and
enjoyed q very Interesting talk BY Hon
sheldon Philips. The crowd would
have been even larger bat Tor tha
rainy weather.
The county convlcts are hardening
the road which leads hy the school
house. This wili be quite an lm-
prosemsnt and ne ere looking forward
with pleasure 20 the time when Il e
finished
We have bssn having q great deal
nf rain lately and the land il too wet
te rloM very much.
one "a eur eilEena has planted 30
acres Ia Irlsa potatoes This is a
step In the rlght direction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
WILL CONVENE
RECORD COURT
REGULAR TERM WILL &c OPEN.
60 THIS MORNING suT " 10
LIKELY THAT a WEEKS Rg.
cEss WILL Sc oRoEREn

CcnveninE in regular term. the esurt
q focord wiu BE- opened this morning
AZ 10 o'cieck. Wits Judge Kirke Men
roe presiding. The docket s. not a
heavy one. and the term shouli not SO
ever couple of weeks at TIE long
eat. Il is thought
On account of the connection with
the trails nov IN the united States
court Of the three defendants o. coun.
y Solicitor :. NJ. Isoftin. IL was rumor-
ed last night taat the term. which or
ainariiy conHenes for the term this
morning, win be postponed for a
week. giving any prisoner however.
an opportunity 20 plead guilty II any
are SO disposed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
OFFICER JAILS
STRANGE NEGRO
ALBERT DAVIS SAYS HE IS FROM
MISUNDERSTANDING, GOT D
sPEcTAcLEs. ETc. ~ POSSES.
SION.

Charged vita being q dangerous and
suspicious character. Albert Davis.
eoiored, . held n The city jail He
was arrested last night al the corner
90 Gregory and Palafox streets ~
Special officer Hall The latter no.
ticed the negro and asked him some
questions. 70 which be gave unaatis-
factory and conflicting replies. saying
enc time be was from Mississippi and
another time from Greenvile. Ala
When searched the negro Atd a
smith q Wesson revolver in rs pos
session pair ~ gold spectacles. ;
powder box and other articles The
officers are making an Investigation
e ascertain IL any houses were visited
last night where such articles wnre
taken
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
KCONNECTION
BETWEEN ROADS
MOBILE CHAMBER or COMMERCE
IS TRYING TO FORCE LOUIS.
WILLIE a NASHVILLE AND c. p.
a. TO CONNECT TO ATmoRE.

An effort g being made hy the Mo-
bile Chamber ~ Commerce 70 force
the Louisville & Nashville and me
Gulf Florida 8 Alabama 70 make
connection a. Atmore. according to
the following from the Item
The complaint made last fan ~ tae
Mobile Chamber 81 Commerce 10 the
state railroad commission REGARDING
the lack 81 connection between the
Louisville and Nashville and she Gulf,
Florida and Alabama Railroad at At
more, and ~ rates maintained be-
tween Mobile ard points on the Gulf
Florida and Alabama. was revived
saturday hy the filing % q similar
complaint
The cases was dropped last fan be-
cause u the financial condition Of me
Gulf, Florida and Alabama. but ac-
cording 70 Traffic Manager Cobb OF
th1 Chamber Of Commerce. discrtmln-
alton exists az present In favcr 81
Pensacola.
TIE prayer Of the complaint g. that
the Louisville and Nashville and Gulf
Florida and Alabama be required
ca TO make and maintain q ply
steal connection between their re-.
spective tracks, az or near Atmore.
Ala, 80 that ears may be transferred
from one road 20 the other and traf-
nc iEterchanRed between said roads.
CO. To make and maintain reason
able rates. rules and regulations On
traffic between Mobile Ala. and
points on the Gulf. Florida and Ala
buma Railway
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
TURKS OPENLY THREATEN
An IMMEDIATE MASSACRE

Paris March 7.~-HavA's dispatch
from Athens. confirming the Greek
cabinets resignation, says the Greek
ish minister has declared openly that
a massacre takes place n Turkey II
Greece broke with the porte. and the
German minister has Informed the
diplomatic corps that Austria and
Germany wsn declare war on Greece
tbs DAY Greece moved against Tur.
key.
A dispatch says that Alexander
Zaimis. former premier. has been
asked - form new cabinet. and viii
give his answer tomorrow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08

for the public veal and not for pri-
vate interests has no business out Of
politics.
aThe civic Incidence q the upright
y itself = capital crime % bribe taxi
ing, for the man who would vote right
il he voted 81 all simply cells his ball
lot for the price OF a days labor when
he pleads that he hasn't time 20 60 10
the polls
The saloon i an unmlxed evil and
unmlxed evils arc never necessary
evils. Even Satan. whose Il IL and
whom Il serves. has never been fool
enough 20 call liquor selling a virtue
shall the church now ground her arms
because the saloons have made OF
certain political parties So many cities
81 refunee
Men ourht aiwaya "a pray.--for
good laws and good offIcers-'and not
% faint-in their endeavor TO answer
with their resolute citizenship their
own plous prayers.
"Confidently expecting liquor deal
ers and their parfisans 20 reNort 60
every method, fair or fout-mostiy
foui-~t7 prevent and afterward 70 dls-
credit wholesome legislation. even the
most goddess part 81 the world "a
amazed when professed Christian cit-
iRens Do not stand together for law ana
order and temperance. Tie il his
par1S's best friend who tights SIS bad
aims and It's wicked candidate.
Democracy must be decent or
die.
''Republicanism must be Respectable
or Ruined.
"I'roEresslvelsm must be pure or n
- pre-ordained % persist"
THE THIRD GROUP.
The third group ~ the F1yins
Squadrd1 which arrives ia Pensacola
this morning II composed o. the fol-
lowing
Ex-Governor ]. Frank Hanly. OF In.
diana
Hon. oliver w Stewart. Chicago
former member Illinois Legislators.
Hen. p. Lewis. Boston. formeI
membee Massachusetts legislature.
Vera X Muiiin, soioist. winchester
Ind
Iris =. Robinson. pianist. winches.
ter Ind
Halle Mcneil. squadron secretary
Indianapolis, ind
Jeanette zweier, sroup secretary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-08
PRETTY FINISH
TOBIG BUILDING
LARGE CONVENT SCHOOL ON
EAST ERUA STREET rs BEING
GIVEN CONCRETE COAT, walcS4
IMPROVES APPEARANCE.

Workmen are now engaged IN ap.
piying q coat Of concrete 70 tAe large
Convent school huilding. al the co1slor
~ LaRua and Tenth avenue. and o.
great deal % progress has alre sly
been shown IN the work Scanal- ~
has been erected on the several lea
which win be 50 treated ana . large
number &c men aaYs been engaged en-
che iob.
IRE application of such an axterios
finish gives the large building a verg
dressy appearance, and when cnm-
pleted wiu bs a. added Improvement
60 the section % the city where ire
bulldinw Is located II wiu he some
days before the wark u completed