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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

ARCH, 2O29-2O25 -Handscmely furnished in
Guiding superior table SO; table, 81.
CEDAR we. I0O2-Desir. fur. room, with
good table board private. Woodland 2333 ID.
COLUMBIA AVE. 24O0.Nicely furnished
third-story front room; twin bed; good table.
pOwELTON AVE. 4o37-Weil-heated, attrac.
room. with board; private family; moderate
SPRUCE. f23O-Attractivo rooms: also suite
with private bath; table board, -
SpRlNG GARDEN. 2110-2 second-story front
unfurnished rooms: hot and cold water-
SPRUCE. 5034-Desir "a and I'd floor rooms,
mod, refined location; good table. Pres. 4slS
SPRUCE, 122O-FuInished suite on I'd floor;
private bath: excellent table: phone.
SPRUCE. 1O20-Bachelor' apartments two
rooms and bath, electric light; table board.
WALNUT iU44-Desirahlc furnished rooms,
except. table board; convenient Barring al.
10TH s., 3l4-'rwo double rooms with board
gentlemen preferred. Walnut 123s w.
18TH N. 17iG-Nicely furnished front ROOM
running water; excel table. Diamond 3S9] A.
18TH N, 1S1s-Gdeal, sunny, front roomA; sin
gle acComs. superior table Diamond 6I7I w.
18TH. NJ. l25-Largc 'front.' rooms, with board
also table board: convenient.
22D, ~, 23O0-Prvate family will rcnt rooms
llEht housekeeping II desired: reasonable,
5rTH. ~. lo1-warm. sunny rooms; southern
exposure: all mod. conyeniences; good table
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MA1B


HOUSEKEEPING done by the day or hour, cx-
ge,L service; moderate rates. ~, Bell. lmi
best reference. 4 %. ledger onlco
AtFFEUR-Japaneso wishes, position as
Cn9uHcnr, valet or useful man, steady 20
mat" ato Y3A 5l VIne VIil"s g. 'o''T' references "0r'
CHAlFFEttR-M Mechanic irish Is years. cN.
perlcncc ~ years efficient and competent
mEnly recon, strict nhstainer, . years tour.
Non Wishes rc-cngaHe. ~ got. Lcdger on
CHAUFFEUR wrhcs position; white: careful
WlNinS workcr' nriv ref. %. tairer on.
cHNnFFEJR coiored, nrst-clnss mechanic;
RSY 81 RSgIo' RIaGTton Y'n pnoHG irSlH'H Hr''"'"
cor OWED MAN NJ married.. wants work as
wort, i9s!,a,o ,,or, oIt,idc Eos, reference. r.
CnRhEspoNDENT clerk thqrouRhly ctl-
GEN. %.Hce and store; highly indorscd.
JAPANESE wants position In family as cook.
general work has gool reference experience.
Ian. i5t2 y 18th st
1&S%ASsE sgs % WocSonG GGn soVSrF
OFT OF WORK FIRST TIME ~ IS YEARS.
Married man mill forcmanr Is Years With
interview earnestly solicited when YOU. Mr.
lmployGr. may Judge my ability. T. $50, Led
PRINTER 2i 8 yrp' exp.. spepks German;
smnlG9ym1snit Gl1i morp object than snl II 7i'' Led
RETAIL DRY GOODS Young man With ahilI-
good reference. = 10. ledger Central.
NBEsMAN-sAIES MANAGER
Man with IL vCars' actual selling cyncrlcncC
ON bic proposltious gpcn for immediate 80
of selling selling d]ebSr,mcHt ] and ,'p1tr,otiucIny maxi
mum results, only \ 10, ! GonneCtlGn con,
references u SO Ledger Central,
SALESMAN. with wide experlencc desires
position with rcputablc manufacturing or
est references as to ability etc; salary or
commission e iil Ledger Central
SNLESSTAN would like to reprcsent Pha
norgc IN Ncw York; now in PhIla. FOR week
u G51. Ledger Central,
TjOfNINKTR, first class wishes position in
Enters. Yi6a5 Columbia ave 90,
RANSLAT1ON-would like to have Spanish
or German translation work for evenings.
= 2i+, Ledger Central,
UNIVERSITY student wishes clerical work
evenings, competent stenoeraphcr, bookkGep-
i 7l5 Ledger Central -.---.----
UNIVERSITY technical graduate, aged %. de.
slres position in mechanical department Of
IN nTaseat paco p'R col Ledger SS central
WNrCHMAN, fire soft or hard coal. attend en-
gine; licensed, references 20, Led. on,
Young MAN. ~, married, desires position
o. any Kind paying a moderate salary; has
hat experience at waiting cooking, driving
TslSranSes m3s9nS '"o IT, G'G Ledger SSp oaS
Y@NG NAN 22 manual rain,9IE I5 ctnfatiqm d ,n,
her camps desires to connect Win u hTm o.
crcnccs Address 4 lo Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN, -, good education. desires po-
years business experience in bookkeeping
TS!Teii""s TS|"rcnScs N; II ,iS EodsGr Central ~
YOUNG MNN wants work; restaurant, hotel
or farm. 30 \. Front rear I.
Youth excellent reference. position lab
. oratory assistant; permanent; advancement.
T. dE.. Ledger Central,
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Husbands Are such DTutss
Mrs. shys-Boo-hoo-I haysn't = thinN
to wear but this crepe de chine aad ita
q poor excuse.
Mr.. shys-A thin SIcuss you msGAs-s
Florida TimSa-Union.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

LOCUST, 440G-Gentlemen can have nicely
furnished room, bath, IN refined private home: I:
excellent neighhorhood. Barring 1920 W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

PINE. 13ls-Neatly furnished room In private
family: windows: southern exposure, phone
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

PINE. 1335-Parlor rooms; also others bright
and cheerfuli running water; corner house.
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nooMs FoR RFNr

/
BROAD. s.. iii-slngle room: peatly furnish
| cd convenient to bath Walnut 72of W.
| CHESTNUT. 1s2i-wei- furnished single and
double rooms; running water.
| CHESTNUT, iooi-- Rooms. single or on suite
Phone Locust 13i.
CHESTNUT. 42i7-Desirablc rooms; private
family; tabe board next door Barring 1901 X.
CHESTNUT. 4iso- Excep. yacs warm cheer.
ful rooms: conv. y. aurfa'e. Preston G2O3
CHRISTIAN. 2ioI-Cheerrul furn front room
reasonable; private iomily gentlemen pref
DIAMOND Furnished front room; run
ming water; southern exposure; also alcovc
sittnV room phone'
Ft1RMOUNT i53e- Beautifully furnished
rooms. with or without private bath; single
or en- suite; hot-water heat; telephone; yes.
LOCUST iioG-Gentlemen can have nicely
excellent nsishborhood. Barring 'i52o WI ''''''
PINE. 1909 Neatly furnished room in private
FAMILY: Windows: southern exposure, phone.
PINE. 1395-Parlor rooms; also others; brlsht
and cheerful running water; corner house.
PINE, 1lOs-Niccly furnished single room: all
convcnlences: phone Dickinson $3.50 u.
PowELToN, 3so5-Desirable rurn. vacancies
for a few business people Barring 1872 w
sPRlNq GARDEN. 17il1,,IntEe comfortably
Rc 5ed5 5Gn Sbs 9Gr fi%SsR Two SEP"
sPRuCE lloa = NEATLY FURNISHED
ROOMS; HOME COMFORTS
SPRUCE. ii9T-Onp or two comfortable rooms
furnished or unfurnlshcd; reasonable.
| SPRUCE. t418-Two cozv rooms. neatly fur
nlshcd; convenient; phono Spruce 1888.
SPRUCE, 2o22-Desrabie suite, with prlsvte
bath: open nre; phone; owner
WALNUT 6O22-Nlcelv furnished large room
southern cNn, good board, individual table
WEsTMORELAND w lG2i-Prvate family
VIII rent Cd floor front or back; electric lights
hot wator heat. phone; convenient TO meals;
gentlemen only.
! liTH n, G55- Furnished rooms well heated;
housekeepins lodging; cows. Pop. 3042 D.
18TH. s., 2OO-suitcs aud single rooms; fur
nlshcd; gentlemen prefd. Filbort. 5442 w,
18TH N, 1aSg-Two very desirable large,
comfortably furnished rooms: well heated;
home cooking. Poplar 1858
18TH s., {t4-Nicelv furnished front room,
next TO bath also professional office,
18TH, NJ 2O2T-Newly furnished room; asc
parlor suitable for doctor; private family
18TH ST., S. ItI-Two communicating rooms,
adj. bath: 50 per week; board optional.
l7TH, n, aS35-Gcnticmon can rent furn
rooms single suite priv fam: phone
aS PLEASANT ST (Mt, Alryl--Renned couple
nicely furnished room and Kitchen; renson lc
VDRY dcsir rooms in suite or otherwise good
location. all convs. Inquire 32iO Chestnut ct
Professional Offices.
LOCUST. 15O3-First- floor office; suitable for
oculist or physlcan; SO per month -
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PARAMOUNT Beautifully furnished
rooms with or without private bath: single
or en- suite; hot-water heat; telephone; Ees.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-rrMA1E

WdiTB WOMAN wants days work. cleaning
oitioes, etc; references. a 8. ledger once,
WOMAN. colored refined wishes ombrodering,
earning or meuding. home or out + 0l2,
Ledger Central
WOMAN. colored wants homework or laundry
70 take home, or care Of children, afternoons.
II, ledger Branch. 1901 South
WOMAN colored wishes days work or wash
ing at home 2012 w. York ST.
WOMAN mdde-ased Protestant, would do
homework small compcnsotion. i2s s. 2'd.
YOUNG LADY would like to do typewritlng
al home hrst-cass work at reasonable
prices. Gi3 Ledger Central
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WHEN IN NEED OF an experienced offiee AS
slEtant hookkesper stenographer Or clerk,
rall up Walnut 5000 ana consult VIII VIII slss s
has a list of hlgh-grade, e1perieneed girls
e4rer for positions Avail yourself % the
49, service 10 Ledger Advertisers NOW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

sPRING GARDEN. 17t1..tarRe comfortably
furnished front room adjoining hath; sopa-
rRtn hehg. auItahe for two Eontlemon.
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convenience; phone Dickinson $50 D.
PowELToN, 3so5- Desirable rurn. vacancies
for few business people. Barring 1872 w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

DIAMOND. 1877 Furnished front room: rum
ming water southern exposure; also alcovo
sitting room, phone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

SPRUCE tiO5 - NEATLY FURNISHED
ROOMS HOME COMFORTS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

CHESTNUT. 4iSo- Excep vacs warm, cheer.
ful rooms conv T.. surfaoe. Preston G2O1,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

SPRUCE. 1iH7-One or two comfortable rooms.
furnished or unfurnishcd; reasonable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

CHRISTIAN. 2ioT-C Cheerful. furn front room,
rcnsonnhle. private famlly. erntrmen nref
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PERSONALS
aALP wANTEp-PEMA1n

tae general oifice work; one familiar
szzz wi ffeterred good reference and
gl6. Ledger Ofrice.
B 'Sn sns good vases, Apply today. be-
HousEWoRKER; no washing;
r,s,ss9o Scotch and English pre-
taass M. 81 weekly; ref required. Call
- aafy Aard, League lsland.
Preferred. Phone oak Lane 328 W.
p ta ..Aas half grown. Protestant. white
no aashlas 3 li7. led. Cent
dental nursai experience un-
e st pave favorable reference
a1h 1fiuaah 0.20 ana s 3 clock
+s az 6i2i York road.
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CHESTNUT. 42i7-Desirablc ROOMS; private
family. tatie board next door Barring 1901 X.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

1901. Rooms, single or On suite
Phone Locust 73i.
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CHESTNUT. 1s2i-wei- furnished single and
double rooms; running water.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

BROAD. s.. 41i-slngle room: neatly furnish-
cd convenient to bath Walnut 1904 W
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SPRUCE t4l8-Two cozv rooms: neatly fur
nshcd, convenient; phono Spruce 43ss,
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HE1P wANTEp.-rrMA1r

LADY sI,,l not under 26 dependent on own 70.
n,vp' nn5 Oh Gl cur business; adaptabltv 10 learn
wi MniinnFness TO follow Instructions tbe
W''l{, requisite. For Interview, call 10 IN ~
y. =, Niglutsch, s. E, cor 9Th and walnut
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ProfessIonal OFFICES.
BOARDING

LOCUST 15O3-First floor office: suitable for
ocullst physlcian: $50 per month
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

sTENoGRAPHERs. bookkeepers and
,,SSIerksL can obtain valuable lnforma
tt,gm Rnout se 'urlng positions bv In
leryiewing Misc Donn al feiror' cen.
III; see her at once for this free
n,g,,t nuv,tse as the Commercial Depart
sltions for Ledger Advertisers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

SPRUCE, 2n22--Desirabie suite with prlsvte
bath; open fire; phone; owner.
WALNUT. 5O22-Nlcely furnished large room;
southern cNp; good board, Individual table.
NEWFOUNDLAND. w, Ia24-Prvate family
win rent I'd floor front or back; electric lights.
hot water heat phone convenient to meals;
gentlemen only.
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ARCH. 2cso-Newly renovated furn rooms.
single or en suite; running water. phone,
BARING.3afS Two hrst-hogf sQgms suit
dentiEt Or Doctor . Apartments Ahe Ihiitqn.
afra. Bells Mccain. hanaeef
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-19

Sp p,,sC ppnsC CRIPTlON solicitors. 81 daily. Address
IbniI,u Womans Magazine. p. q. BOX hiiT'
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1tTH, ~, G51-Furnished rooms well heated
housekeepins loiglng cows. Pop. 3042 d.
12TH s., 20o-sutes and single rooms; fur
nshcd; gentlemen prefd. Fibort. 5442 w.
18TH N, 15Sg-Two verv desirable large
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-06
AN INTERESTING
CHARACTER HERE
PERSONAL VALET IN EMPLOY OF
JUDGE CALL HAS QUITE a HIS.
ToRY--AT ONE TINE HAS PRAc-
TicEp MEDICINE.

Spectators sc present sessions 81 the
United States court are much inter
asted N Judge cairs personal attend
ant. STRANGER. who came TO Pensacola
with aim and who has been with him
for four years EIis rame is = T.
Croft and - Cuban BY birth
Croft delights 10 term himself "a
Cuban American. and TANKS lot 81
Judge Rhydon A. Call. In whose per
sonal employ be has been for the
past four wears
For some years previous % COM
Ing soata Ne practiced medicine in
baltimore. and three y,iars pracucsd
surgery and dermatoiogy IN New York
eity ana Philadelphia. and was Cor
some time proprietor 81 eight places
- business lie came 20 Florida ave
and oue-half years asc. on q short
business trip. be said yesterday. and
found 50 many Eood friends. delight
fui weather, beautiful flowers and
fruits etc. that he n,Fver returned
north 90 live and has heen perfectly
eonfented rs long as ne ran remain an
- satisfactory a position he now
holds lie IL as years ~ age. but his
hair and mustache. which are bosn
abundant wrowths, are gray
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-06
CITIZENS LOUD
IN COMPLAINTS
PEOPLE LIVING ON EAST JACK
SON STREET HAVE LOT TO CON
TEND WITH. THEY ASSERT,
FOLLOWING HEAVY RAINS.

Citizens residing on Fast JACKSON
street, between Ninth and Twelfth
avenues. woke up yesterday morning
and found that durlng the night. fol-
lowing the heavy rainfall. = great deal
OF mud had been deposited IN The Sec
tion denoted, and IN some places. FOR
the distance Of a block or more, had
deposited = covering u mud haif an
inch thick on the sidewalk THIS belaR
especially true on the north side Of
Jackson street between Tenth and
Eleventh avenues
Although the city sent i've draws 70
the neighborhood very early IN the
aav. that aid not entirely relieve the
situation. the complaining citizens as
serted. for, they said. they wanted re-
lief. and wanted n before another
heavy raiafali. Tor Il means a rcpeti-
ton OF yesterdays conditions
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-06
FOUR YOUNG MEN
ARE IN TROUBLE
BARTON. REYNOLDS. DUNN AND
FlLLiNctm. FROM UPPER PART
or COUNTY. ARE HELD FOR
TRIALS

-Four Young white men from near
Blum springs in the upper part Of the
county. we're given 3 preliminary hear
ING In the county Judges court yes
terdaF On serious charges. and were
bound over Ia the sum 20 S20o each
for appearance 81 tao next term 81 the
court - record
These Young men. Whc are well r
ksoxsn in the community where they
reside. we're charged with having REP
resented themselves a. officers and
had gwed 4 negro woman 90 such an
eNteuf in such representations that
she turnea over tae sum 81 Sc q a.
least two of them TIVE ~ the crowd
were not concerned. Il was stated. IN
the sexual performance of this ausred
fraud
TINS stunt was said O. have been
pul}ea or more thar a wtek aKo. but
the modest waa sept rather cuIet
until aN 9he alleged participant could
he identified and arrested one ~
them ia son ~ the mayor 20 Cen
turs. while fae others are hfehlv COM
uected in that parf ~ Escanbki
county
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-06
GREAT HELP TO
A SICK WOMAN
This Lady Says, I Cannot
Find Words to Express
How Thankful / Am
TO Cardui

Jonesvflla. va---T eersssuly aup~e-
ciste what Cardui. the vouanas tonic.
has done Tor n1e. wTstas Nrs Owen y
Wells, Of this town Before began
~ take Cardnt conld hardly eo about
] had several wornaniy trouhlca which
caused me much sufrertnR. and were
very troublesome but now FEEL
Ike q dlnferent person
lad often read o. Caxd1n. but had
little bath IN H. Ny husband urHed
ms - trv t. and now cannot nna
words 10 express how thankful I ana
Caraui e. a wonderful medicine and /
feel That = vas . greater help than
anything I could have taken.
I had scarcely no pain OF SUFFERING
~ childbirth. and feal owe Il All "a
carcuL 7 know that no woman would
make mistake IN using cardm a
that nczt critical time II win save
them 50 much suffering.
T. is my sincere desire that this
atatement may be seen and Rad ~
All sufferers who suffer ne / did am
telling All my friends and acquaint.
anc~s ~ the great cure have -
ceiwsd =
n you suffer nom any 81 me al.
uents 30 common 20 women. give Car.
\ dui a trial Thousands 81 women hav-
/ voluntarily written. 20 tell Of the Rrea.
I benefit that Careui has been 70 taem
Why shouldn't II help you. too
Try Cardui. (Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-06
THE FREQUENT USE OF
THE KNIFE CONDEMNED
We MUST AGREE THAT IT rs
BETTER TO SPARE A THOU
SAND GUILTY THAN TO
HANG ONE INNOCENT.

In the course OF a short talk last
evening the chief OF the star Of Ad-
vance Medical Specialist forcihly ex-
pressed his views on the freausnt op~
Grating IN diseases Of women Among
other things be said.
IT - not my purpose here % antaw-
onixe my Surgical brothers. but We toe
often see brilliant descriptions Of hair
raising operations with a wonderful
survival ~ the patient u Il a great
credit 20 the profession 60 have pro-
duced men with such skill a. 20 enter
ones very vitnis and remove the most
delicate organs. Surely We cannot be-
stow too much praise upon men win
such marvellous accomplishment. But
did you ever stop % think that there
might be a patient now and then wAo
under skilled medical directors. might
have been saved such hazardous pro-
cedure and atill have been cured
we must agree that Il Il Far bet
ter 70 spare q thousand guilty ones
tAan 10 hang one innocent one. I be-
lteve that were we to use sound rea-
soning and exercise due care. at least
some q orr patients would escape the
necessity Ter an operation. % not
mean 20 infer that all cases can be
treated without the surgeon. hut = "a
mean - Say that q very large majority
- our female pelvic affections can he
80 treated AZ 90 give the most startling
results % both patient ard physician
Not more than Sc years ago all these
Z pelvic troubles were trestsd Is ths
T family physician r. q way that made
cur ancestors famous and they were
F treated without tie use sc the katie
When we have a case ~ imam =
nation about the heart - inaarnnla
+ ton % the lungs. were ws - pursue
f tNe same course as We do wifh rs
nnnTnaticn ~ ere uterus or ovartea
( cut them out what wou.a become -
+ our patients Now wern We - treai
cur female troubles az we de- our iung
4 troubles there Is no doubt that oui
f hospitals today would - lees rrowdrc
i and more - our women would BE -.
stored - health.
tt De- f8st this conservative treat.
+ meuf that has made the Advance
E Medical Specialists famous ia oui
4 larger cities and H viii be- ~ cairfnl
f women that have been cendemned =
f she knlfs ~ the family doctor that wiT
T make orr Pensacola ofioe eqaafiv O.
! wq8s-' lAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-06
voX PoPULI.
TANogRiNEs ARE BEING
REPRESENTED AS sATsuMA

E.difor Pensacola journal
Ny attention has several times. been
called 81 the fact that some q th~
frult dealers u ne city have been and
are selling a vera Inferior grade 81
tanEerines and representing them %
be Satsuuaa. only to-day Z party for
whom ! am - plant grove. come 70
me with one ~ these little red. pithv,
SORRY locking fanKsriues and said Tt
this r. e sample or tae gatEuna yoa
are prsfsing - aiwhly 7 want none -
them.
Another mar who 1vss To Indiana
svrofe and asked me 70 hold up rs
planting untn : could satisfy him re-
Esraing fha rnatter A friend had car
ried some sample SgrtsuutaH Cd -
htua and he thought se was being
nwim6led
Now there should he some way "a
stop this sort ~ thing We. Who know
The Eafauma know what a king among
fruits n Ia and ii 10 uafair Ia have Il
SET = black eve IN this way This e
destined 70 BE- a Satsnma district and
Pensacola vii proht largely through
the Industry which today IA in it,
iufaney. = there not a Way e uaake
these fellows stop this usisrepresenta
tiong
There are ne genuine satsuu,as on
the rnarkss now because the north took
the mali and ist ne say that fhM
paid IS Sc q e. PER boz FER them whils
either oranges we're bringing - or
less
W. a. VINCENT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-06
WISH TO EXTEND
TERM OF SCHOOLS

The coaorcd people arr making an
efsort 20 raise suafcicnt funds % ex-
tend the term ~ tire oolorsa city PR
mary schools a. least six weeks The
regular term Or these schools a. pro-
vided Tor b tse board ~ edueation
win close about March sist. and the
efgurt IL being made 70 continue them
through April and MAY
The patrons are planning a. give
a school beneat supper. the proceeds
of which vii 60 20 supplement the
amount pais directly by the patrons
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-06
lsnglands Proposed
Rlncl.ade OF Germany.

fm matcaisaH at fshsia'1'
th aihfe e HeotFel nations.
Aei9 themselves at lipeftF
- m aH aeping 20 ard from Ger.
ner aHe hsa taken definite form in
al = FORMAL blockade deela
asted tbat thls action T.
because 81 GERMANY Hffu-
aflees rpan the shipping n
nHa expected .n Ion
ahe eNeet w8H ~ % exert
procedure upon Germany and
enevcd 81 sorns circles
esuon daes Got con-
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