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The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-18
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Perry F. Chappell, of this city, will go to Little Rock this afternoon to at tend the funeral of Benjamin W. Bart lett, who was one of the States lead ing Knights of Phythias. MT. Chap pell is Past Grand Chancellor of the local lodge.
 Mir. and Mrs. Teo. Elgin have is- sued invitations for reception at their home on Tuesday evening, Sep tember 21st for David Cummings. MT. Cummings is a brother of Mrs. Elgin and is here on a visit from the U. $. Training school at Annapolis, Md.
 Mssrs. Dan Pittman, Thos. c. McRae Jr., and Mark M. Smythe returned last night from Little Rock where they have been for the past two days. Yesterday they participated in a gun shoot with number of members of the club there and their scores were as follows: Putnam, 85 out of 1O0: McRae, 75 out of 100; Smythe, 68 out of 100.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-18
Local News,

Go to church tomorrow.
 Bronze Shoe Polish 25 cents at Guthrie's. Advt.
 W A. McMillian is in Chidister to- day attending to business matters.
 Joe A. Bailey is spending today in Little Rock attending to business mat ters.
 H. J. Wilson is attending to busi- ness matters in Boughton and Hope to- day.
 For Sale-One horse, buggy, wagon and harness. Cheap for cash.-J. c. Woodul. Advt. If.
 Lord Baltimore" the original Pound Paper-25 cents per box at Guthrie's. Advt.
 Mayor R. P Hamby spent portion of this morning in Gurdon attending to business matters.
 Mrs. Cornellia Cheatam, of Bear den is in the city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. R. White, Jr.
 Bee Brand Insect Powder for use against Mosquitoes, Bed Bugs, Flies, Pleas and many other pests. Price 25c. at Hesterly Drug Store. Advt.
 J. C. Stegar, travelling salesman for a Chicago drug firm, is here today seeing his family and friends.
 Dale Denman is preparing to leave Monday for Conway to enter the state normal for the coming session.
 w. Y. Edwards, one of our good farmers, was in the city this morn ing attending to business matters.
 Nyals Porous Plaster good plaster for backache and lame back, price 25c at Hesterly Drug Store. . .. ..Advt.
 Mary Garden Perfume, Musified COcOanut Oil, Liquid Silmerine at Hesterly Drug Store. Advt
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-18
Go to church tomorrow.


 It is is DRUGS get them at Guth- rie's. Advt.
 Levi Moore, prominent real es- tate man of Prescott who has exten- sive townsite holdings along the line of the Camden and Malvern Railroad, is business visitor to this ctiy today. Camden Beacon Herald.
 Mrs. Lulu Markwell, 1.22 Rock street, yesterday was elected president of the Little Rock w. c. T. U. at a meeting held at her residence. Other officers selected are: Mrs. Eugenia Hinemon, vice president; Miss Eliza beth Pollock, second vice president; Mrs. James B. Robinson, recording secretary; Mrs. W. L. Moody, cores bonding secretary, and Miss Ada StannuS, treasurer.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-18

Elkay's Rat and Roach Past. ,rn the work. Price 25 cents at s cas M rie's. saa| SEQ to $S5 per month extra mo,., to any employed person without i,,. fering with regular work. No ,.,r. no canvassing. Positively no inv., ment. Unemployed need mt .,,' ' Address the Silver Mirror Co l,s' hs' 123 w. Madison St., Chicago. III
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The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-18

Norris, Guth's and Liggetts Choc- plates fresh and ice cooled at Guth- rie's. Advt
 Misses Mamie Ward, Mildred Hale and Nellie Thorburn left this morn ing for Conway where they go to en- ter the State Normal for the coming session.
 MT. and Mrs. M. L. Moore enter tained at dinner today Evangelist Bennett and his singer, w. R. Reames, together with resident pastors, Revs. Few, Williams, Ayers, and Forbes.
 Otis Hirst, one of Nevada's young men, son of Judge J. J. Hirst, of Gale, will leave tomorrow afternoon for Little Rock to enter the state med ical college. This is Mr. Hirst's sec ond year.
 Any honest man can borrow money. make good, pay it back, and own the goods the money bought. Nashville IS the largest town without a water works system between Punkin Ridge s. D. and Rigadvnisk, Rus. Lets ease up on few unnecessary expenditures and get the works, we already have the water. And this town has a chance of having a wipe out fire most any day.-Nashvlle Times.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-18
WEATHER REPORT

Generally fair Saturday and Sun day.
 --~~,>~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~> Go to church tomorrow.
 It is is DRUGS get them at Guth- rie's. Advt. Anything in the latest styles of sta- tionery at Guthrie's. Advt. Magic Washing Stick lOc, 3 for 25c at Hesterly Drug Store. Advt. Parisian Ivory Picture Frames 25c to S1.OO at Hesterly Drug Store.
 Advt. Clycerine Soap, Rose and Violet 10 cents per cake-3 for 25 cents at Guthrie's. Advt. Miss Ruth Andrews has returned to her home in Eastland, Texas. While here she was the guest of MT. and Mrs. George Christopher.
 The famous Hot Springs Liver But tons a Mild Laxative and Liver Reg ulatOr. Price 25c. at Hesterly Drug Store. Advt. Let me have your laundry Monday for the Peoples Steam Laundry at Little Rock Satisfaction guaranteed Carl Porter. phone 243. Advt. Every up to date business man keeps carbon copy of each letter he writes. Get the second sheets from us-75 cents to $1.25 per thousand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
ENGLAND ASSUMES CHANGE
or ENGINEERING TRADE
Takes Charges OF Manufac-
ture OF All War NUM-
tions, So As 70 Increase
the Output.

London, March a.--The house of
commons today gave the government
authority 70 take over control 81 the
country's entire engineering trade and
g place IL under combined manage
mcnt Tor the purpose o. ereaaanT
the output u war munitions The nrt
passed AZ the beginning Of the wa
gave the government this authority
Andrew Bonar Law, the opposition
leader. described the measure as prob.
ably the most drastic ever laid be-
fore parliament bat the house OF com
mons vote was unanimous.
With the war area extending and
the army and navy constantly In
cresaing the government found some
thing was necessary 70 keep the hght-
ing branches supplied with arms and
ammunition. The feet bombar4ilnw
tae Dardsnelles = using an immense
quantity u ammunition This aeet
now Is reported reinforced ~ another
battleship u the Queen Elizabeth
type, and which IL known % include
more ships than mentioned III the dis
patches.
Opening OF the straits, IL - claimed.
would have an important effect "a
Turkey and her neighbors Greece Il
already involved Ii a constitutional
crisis over the Dardanelles and Il =
reported today a similar CRISIS ~
arisen IN Bulgaria. where d wac said
the premier Is demanding Intervention
on the side % the allies
In the east and west aghtlnx be-
tween the Germans and allies con
tinues The situation. apparently has
changed little in the Carpathians. TIE
CoaEes mountains. Champagne dis
trict. and Arras region continues "a
be scenes o. hard lighting, but ap-
parently neither side has rained 4 dts
tlnct advantage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
Tells of Alleged
Bad Conditions in
Alabama Prisons
nY ASSOCIATED rREss

MONTGOMERY, Ala. March es-~Mis-
treatment OF prisoners in Alabama
convict camps. including excessive
forms 81 punishment that sometimes
that had resulted fatally, was charged
~ ths Rev. J. A. Jenkins. state prison
chaplain, tessifyinR today before 9
special legislature investigating com
mlttee
The chaplain stated that he visited
camps throughout the state and wit.
messed many scenes OF indescrihabls
here lie said ne personally lnvesti-
katee rumorH Of cruelty and found
tham substantiated Ha said politics
WAS responsible for conditions Babies
we're born IN ntockades he said
Captain sam Roswald, former com.
mander Of Battery u. first field artii-
iery. testified that AdilstaEt Genera
Sculiy was drunk al Mobile and was
directly the cause Of the trouble az
Mofile which caused the company 20
~ mustered out OF the service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
THREE BRITISH.
STEAMERS SUNK.
BY SUBMARINES
Under-sea Craft APPEARED at
Widely Separated Points.
One Steamer Lost All OF
Her Crew Except One
Man.
~ AsaoclATEp -


L.onden. March s.-German sub
marines appeared early today az three
widely separated points om the British
coast ard IL is stated officially without
warning sank three Br tish merchant
steamers As each bo8u was turpe-
doed In a period ~ less team nine hours
Il would seem probahle that an three
were sunk ny different submarines.
The lone survivor Of the steamer Tan
sisian declared the ship was struck
ami3shipa and sank almfst immediate
~. All members 81 the crew we're IN
iifeboats bat were unable 70 diacouect
the lowering tackle and we're dragged
dewn with the vessel
The Blackwood's Crep. fearing the
sttl marines. had the costs swung out
and ready fof lsanchins. and in that
way escaped
A Liverpool dispatch ss,ys the steam
eF Clan McRae was chased this morn
lng OK Msrsey bar Ia ths irish Sea for
twenty five minutes bat escaped
The official announcement issu~8 to-
night shows that the German sah-
marines today sank three steamships
The statement saws The steamer
Taugistan was ennh by a &. srrnau sah.
marine on Scarborough only one
memuer az her crew 81 thlrty eight
was saVed The steamer Blackw0od.
Was sunk bY au8nlaane. without
RaFnine % Hastings. The crew n
seventeen was sawed. The steamer
Rrln0eas Ntctprla. ~ Glasgow. war
suns without warming BIZ a German
submarine ~ Liverpool. The crew ~
thirty fear was saved
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
IL AaancrArEp -

Washington March s--Amerlcan
citizens have been again warned 20
5eav@ Mexico Citg IN pteW OF the cr1ti-
cal eifuatloo Secretary fsrsam an
nouucen tonight that transportation
facilities via b. sought foF as many
- deeired Go leave The hatfieship
Georwia and the nrTnored ,arglls~r
washington we're ordered By secre-
taFy Daniels. efter q conference with
ths pFesideut % proceed Immediately
10 Vera CFu1
Consular neasawss from Vera Cruz
aiatea if was reported there that the
esamAtiou 81 Mexico City hcean inst
n.9ht Niiia.s Washington repneNenta-
tive received message saying Eara-
teta forces occupied Mexico city to-
eay, immediately on th@ evscuafion by
0areson's forces
Anarriean Consul Sflaman. reported
that = personal iaterview with Car
ranks b. bad delivered che formal note
frons tie United States government.
aemanaina An Improvement IA condi-
lions fur Foreigners im the territory
under Ms control
These Nere the principal develop
Fnen1s ~ today ln fhe Mexican aitua-
fian the importance az which over
snadowed Ia oMciai "a ashlnWson. In
teresi Ga ths European war Although
the contents u che note 10 CarrauHa
we're not announced ita tone impressed
members 81 the diplomatic corps that
serfoslS Consequence WI ansms if
cafrnhka failed % heed its demands
The note stated that 4 foreigners are
harmed tire United states wonld hold
Carransa ana his officials personally
responsible and would take the nee
sasarfN meana 90 nnt the responsible
~ where i belonged. THE communi-
cation was not in the nature - am
uitmatom. The president declared she
unltsd States did not utter ultima =
tuns. bus presented its views and acted
accordingly
There was an absence Ia oaictal
quarters II apprehension that drastic
measures vin be required 10 enforce
tka American note IL nas stated "a
hikh authority that the sendlne IT
warshipH @ Vera cruz waa for ths
purpose ef convincing Carranza ~ the
Tinted States determination 70 take
drastic igcps E anally compelled Is
cirrumsT tnees q wac admitted the
raoTemert ~ wareaips and wurnlus
e. Americans had been decided Oh oul
~ an abundance ~ precautlon
GENES CONDITIONS.
9eurrai carrauaa has made pre-
binary reply q tire new American req
tcontis8ed an Page Threel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
THAW LAWYERS
inject SANITY
INTO HIS TRIAL
Attempt to Bring His Men
tai Condition Into the
Case Fails - Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw Win Not Be
Called.

ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

New York. March s.--Atsorneys FOR
Harry Kendall Thaw today made their
nrst attempt 70 get testimony eogcern-
ing his sanity into Inc record o. his
trial lie II charged with eonsplring
Go escape from Matteawan The at
tempt was unsuccegsfui.
NJ was wnlle william Gordon hotel
keeper. va testifying that the court
sustained the prosecutions objection
svalnat the introduction o. such testi.
mony n was understood the ruling
applied solely 70 Gordon'a Testimony
Gordon was. not permitted 70 state
whssher Thaw appeared rational an the
number Of times he had seen him.
Thaw's chief counsel asserted after
Adjournment that ne would make >
further attempt tomorrow - set sasti-
rnony concerning the defendants sani-
~. before the jury Thaw's defsnse
hinges on the claim that he vas sane
a. the time be escaped end was being
detained Illegally. Franklin Kennedy,
special aeputy attorney general in
charge Of the prosecution, asserted
Thaw was insane At the time n his
escape. and declared - aAiow him % -
a. large now wonld constitute . men,
ace 70 public safety
Though Il was said Evelyn Nesbii
Thaw had siatea her intention g tes-
tify IN Der husband's behalf. Thaws
attorneys declared the would not cal
her. Virtually Al the evidence today
related % the rental 81 the automobile
II which Thaw escaped
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
Severe Blou, Was
GiVen Turk Fleet
By the Russians


PetroBraa (Nta London, March a.
The Russian bomhuFdment q Zuneul-
disk, on the south shore ~ the Black
see. and destruction 81 the docks there,
announced ~ the Russian naval au-
thoritles yesterday constitutes a seri-
0us blow g. the Turkish feet II a.
from this point that the Turks hitherto
have drawn their chief supply Of coal
fos the navy
ID i reported semi onlc aIly that n
addition q silenciug the Batteries. the
itngsian feet destroyed the coal chutes.
fienderegh. forty miles west. another
cuallng point also was damaged
The only damage % che Russian aeet
darinE the bornhardment Of ZunFuldiak
was 3 slight injury 20 the cruiser Al
maz which was struck IS = six Inch
shell SIX soldiers were wounded
The cruisers machinery wis not dam
aeed
with the evident intention 81 dis
tracing tire Russian advance into
Turkish Armenia from Bafum to the
valley - the Tchoruk the Turks have
started a movement IN the vicinity
% Whoh in Northwestern Persia %
me Nest ~ Tabriz The Russian au-
thorities attach little Importance to
this move. believing the melting SHOWS
and swollen rivers will impede the
pF.'nress OF the Turks and preclude
the possibility OF their farming the eft
flank 81 the Russian Caucasian army.
Efforts 90 aislooge Ire right ana
eft flank OF the German forces op-
Grating IN the suwAlki district 81
Northern Poland apparently are bring
ing some success and only the Ger
man center, La tire reiEior ~ slnno
seems 60 be holding arm IN posses
sien % the positions recently gained
n the advance from East Prussia.
The German left aank L. reported
% have retired 60 positions in th~ re.
/ gion ~ Maranpol- virzbalova and
I Eideuuen. Tile riEht flank reports
from the front say. has retrentes
hastily thirty miles from Godno to-
ward Augustowo through boys ana
forestn
The retreat Of the German right
wing nov within eight rifles OF TIRE
frontier. - regarded as especially
damaEins q the Gerrnann since Il
sewers the communicistiorn OF the
German northern army wiz, the army
g the south. whose left Wig IL be-
siegins ossowefz. Thas second Ger
man srny thus e left open 90 an at
tack from tie rear BY the Russian
forces advancing between the Rohf
and AHFustowo
According e the RllsSian militars
authorities. the Germans have PER-
ecived the menace - thfs situatiss
and already are removing their heavy
batteries from before 0ssoWetz. pre-
paraforg e. q retreat toward the Bobr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
Fifteen British
Steamships Have
been kbyMnes

London. March Fifteen British
steamers sunk out 81 total - s.7s4
vessels q more than 900 tons which
arrived a. British ports o. departed
from them from January "a 90 March
was the record % achievement o.
German submarines. according q az
ures issued by the admiralty
Vessels u an natoBalities are taken
into account excluding. however those
used by the admiralty FOR navel ana
wditary purposes. Twenty -nine mem
beers % the crews ~ the steamers u
the steamers torpedoed lost their lives.
The total number ~ vessels which
arrived a. British ports during this
period vas Asis While the number
which departed WAS AIS. The figures
given by the admiralty follow
January n 10 g Arrivals s2a: sail
ings $50; tarpedoed J.
January as t0 February Arrivals
s7T. salilngs 74si torpedoed 6; lives
lost 60
February 4 to February t0-Arrivals
Ts4. sanlnes SEA- torpedoed O.
February II 20 Fehruary I7-Arri-
walls T52: satiings sss; torpedoed L;
lives lest 3
February Is 30 February 2t--Arriv-
ais T0s: sallings SIS; torpedoed q;
lives lost q
February s. 90 March ARRIVALS
sos. sailinRs see
twenty-five SHIPS Tire admiralty
statement SAYS were unsuccessfully
attacked between February /. and
March s.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
Turks Claim the
British Lost 400
Men Fight

Amsterdam. March s.--An ofAcial
statement from the Turkish war min
istry as received here today from Con-
ktantinopie says the British lost s0l
men IN the recent battle ~ the head
Of the Persian gulf The statement
follows.
Three hattalions Of British infam-
try. with two quick firing field guns.
two mountain guns one machine gun
section, and one squadron of cavalry
attempted on March 20 attack our
positions In the region Of Apwaz nn
Khuxistan.l After a counter attack
BY our troops the British
order % their ships. leaving eco dead
OF wounded Among The oeaa
one British major and four other ON
GERS.
We captured three guns. coo rifiesl
200 horses and great qgnntlts "
Red Cross material our l1sses were
Insignificant
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
Bloody Massacre
TO FoHow Forcing
-
of DardaneHes


New Work Mares s~F1We mission
hrles who ned from Jerusalem ami
we're taken from 1nma 60 Alexandra
~ the United states cruiser Tennes-
So reached New York TODAY on the
Carpathla They expressed keen APP
prebenaion Car the fatc of Christians
and Jews 81 Turkey should TIRE allied
Fleets fierce the pardaneliea.
There exists in Jerusalem vert
strong feeling against Jews" said the
spokesman - the missionaries. "Ou
january sR the Anglo Palestine Bank
81 Jerusalem vas raided bx . mob -
Turks Tae Fituation was then rs-
Farded - being - critical that AM
bassadoF Morgenthau sent teiegraphic
distractions - the commander q the
Tennessee then en- route from Alex
anaria. g. Jana. REQUESTING him p
hurry g. Jaaa e. BE- ready Tor -
emergency
~ the allied Fleets force the DAP
danelles there probably WIN be q mas
sacrc ~ Christians ard Jews "a Jeru-
salem and its neighhoring small vfE
leges The ciamor for inhdei blood
VIII 20 TOO strong FER the authorities. "
The PARTY included Miss + NJ. Par
sens ~ tae Christian missionary alli-
nnce. who has spent twenty years n
Jerusalem, Mss A wa Jones 81 Prov
idence. n Z. Afr ard Mrs a r. Keis
ssy and MFs ~ y Meader. ne last
three heing identified wgth che societt
~ friends
Commander g Taunopoutis. % the
Greek navy. another passenger. ssis
ha WAS Eoing e. Bethlehem. Pa. Il
purchase new and larger guns ane
samunltion fof the ave battleshlps
sold by the uniled States to Greece
last year
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
Leabsd TO Death
TO Provide Wife
Insurance Money
~ AssocIATrn rnEss

Los Angeles. March s.--LstterS left
~ John W. Reid. formerly manager
~ . British of company. who Jumped
$50 feet % his death yesterday from
the roof q . hotel here. show he chose
that means &c assure his wife a COM
petenoe through a SIC. 900 life insur-
ance policy
Fer tie second time, var had
wrecked Reid financially The Next
cen strife and then the EuroIean cum
nict had swept away his investments.
Before taxing the leap. he selected a
coffin and . burial plot
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
Announcement Nj a d c By
Pres. Megargel, Who Is
Here With Capitalists.
81. 100000 BONDS
UNDERWATER
American Bridge Company
Is Awarded Contract TO
Bridge the Alabama River
While Roadbed w ork
Will BE Resumed Imme-
diately and Vigorously
Rushed.

A group of bankers have under
written si.ooo.ooo worth o. bonds OF the
Gulf, Florida q Alabama railroad. thus
insurinE the completion az the ronx 90
connection with the Southern rafls
way n KImhall- near Pine Hiii. Ala.
The American Bridge ca. has heen
awarded the contract fur building a
bridge across the Alabama river. whisls
plans are being made for the compile.
ton Of the docks I'm Pensacola, as we'll
a. the construction Of a tnaiinR dock
This announcement wis made Last
night BY President Roy G. Megargei.
who reached the city yesterday morn
Ing with q party Of prominent Chicasn
and western bankers and capitalists,
some Of whom are interested In the
road. They will spend several daya I'm
the city. This morning they viii leave
the city on a special train for points
along the road and win take 4 motor
car To finish the remainder Of the "trip
In tina party ara Mr. and Mrs. n @.
Isseds o. Richmond. Ind: Mr. and MraN
J. 7. steele and daakhtsf OF Buffalo
n. T.. 8. :. stratton. Of Chicago. NJ
and Mrs. Roy 6. MegargeL OF New
l0fhs 11oF&& f1tmys OF A1GfANaroitat
Pred Likely. 81 Indianapolis: w. A.
Bryson. Of Cincinnati: C. ~ Jones. sf
New York; Mr. and Mrs. q. g. Pingfee,
OF Boston. and Mr.. and Mrs ~. r.
Hutchinson Of Providence: Messrs.
Bryson. Likely and Fors, are repre-
senting the banking houta OF Breed,
Elliott and Harrison o. Chicago.
WILL RESUME OPERATIONS.
The grading operations. which wera
interrupted somewhat by the Euro
pean war. will be resumed by the Deep
Water Route at once. and an even
larger force Of men Engaged in tho
work than heretofore. Ths machinery
Of the contractors IL all on tho ground
and there win be no delay in proaecus-
ing the work. with the view OF making
an eariy connection with the Southern
railway.
The American Bridge Co, watch
has the contract for spanning the
river. will commence THIS work aa soon
a. the river reaches a stage sufnciens
low 20 permit Of bridge building
! The terminals al Pensassola will be,
completed and there also win be mo-
delay in this work. This will inciuas,
the erection Of eoalinw dock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-10
Successfully Launch
the Rotary Club

tary Clubs Of Mobile. Birmingham ana
Montgomery. II was a meeting IN
which the spirit Of the occasion
graspsd every person present and the
speakers were loudly and frequently
applauded
The san Carlos main diningroom
was used for the initial meeting q the
Organization. and q well served din
ner was enjoyed by the sixty ave
present c. e. Mann acted as chair
man and introduced VIM. III. Monk %
Mobile. who explained the practical
workings Of the club and related the
experience and werk ~ the Mobile
club. giving Il credit for keeping the
plague out OF that city lest year. He
said that a member missing four con-
secutive meetings Is dropped auto
mAtieaily from the roll and suggested
the method that should be pursued In
Pensacola in perferting the orEaniza :
ton.
Jack Ponder. secretary Of the Mo-
bile club. delivered a short talk on
the great good tnat can be accom-
plisAed and lgkensd the club to Put.
ting the Golden Rule Into Business +"
william II. Reynolds Of Mobile. Col
lowed with an address that caused
much APPLAUSE. though the precedins
speakers had been loudly cheeFed
From what / know of Rotary" said
the speaker. 4 know that something
is about 20 happen IN Pensacola. An
thar Pensacola needs Il the punch and
tae Rotary Club VIII supply that"
VIM. B. Amhrecht known az tbs
silvcr-tongaed orat0r ~ che Mobile
club. made a happy and telling speech
t-onunued on Paee Three