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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

while net yet entirely completed.
the program for the Memorial Services
on April as wiil be a most interesting
one. The Ladies' Confederate Mem
oriai Association. under whose aus
pirea the Memorial Services are al
ways held. have invited ali Confsder-
ate Associations IN the city e attend
she exerefasn. which viii he held ~
the First Baptist Church on Monday
April Is. 90 asSo o'clock
The address Of the afternoon viii Be
delivered BY hfr. Clement Eiount. and
MF. Dwight Anderson WI be n
charge of the music
TIE following ladies' VIII act as
chalrrnen 81 the various committees
in charge 81 decoration AZ n r. Lee
HQuArs and thu eemateries; Mrs. Hor-
ace l. simpson, president 81 the La
diee CoIfedernte Memorial Aesocia-
ton. win have charge % the National
cemetery Mrs G. ~. Reilly. Jr. Is
chairman or the Sc Johns commit
tae. Mrs. q. Thiesen % ST. Michaei's
and Mrs. J. o Sammes Of tho monu-
ment
The ennuai memorial services are
very dear 20 the hearts Or those who
love and revere the men Who fell
upon the Battlefield 81 the south. ana
fhroaeh tbeir dsathleas devotion a.
their country wrote their names upon
the hearts of AL who love and honor
eourase and loyalty The memorial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
Face EruptiOns Have
Deep Significance
Often They Indicate I'M
purities Deep in the
Tissues.

The results ssopn By 3 s a "a clearing
TIE skin reveal bow scarchiugiy aud huw
deeply this famous bleed purifier atfaeka
blood troubles. Facial eruptioes are mere
often significant ~ Impaired nufridon result
Ing From faulty elimination II body waatea
Must pesple realize this 20 Be trle. And
jet u Il q 1iGlcult matter So convince such
people they should avoid those hsrmfnl drugs
sueh as mercury. indide ~ potash. arsenic
snd 80 on. ;. 8 s, gives just a. good effect
without the destructive results. because ID IL
mere searching. ft gees deepiv inte the cir
culstian wherever Lac hieed ao@s. hul % does
not Fennin % clog the syHte1a. And IT, eject
Il gamplete and Thorough as Indicated -
bseod tests. One 81 ths strange things to-day
e that 80 many peuaie are welded - the
notion thai mercury e the one anfldnte II
T. ne -. There = n = s. s. product ~
nature that q rated ase - che most potent
principles knewn Tor the e8apietf elimination
0f blood trcuhfG
Wherever you g. tksre ara people WHO
know thlB go be tres from their own expert
eaer FOR "a has hHen clearly Shown fhene g
one insFeolrut ~ g 81 g. e. essentlai 10
health Il the blood 30 Impure as tke uausifh-
ing ci0msnfs ~ che grains, srcars afa snife
~ ser eRi2Y frad ftef 8 battle 1f 81 g
'e1as ~ cas- eFnrrir hHf tasiet nunn s s
=. aersaf - Substitute md e yanr case s.
aAenlinr Bf 81 frnn aeHn4ine write t8 fhn
Hesffeei aF'aer. Use sNifl Enaci4e Co. lea
tf~.. fiaNfe rs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
GOLDEN SWIFT WEDDING
IN COLUMBUS.

alr Geurse Golden has MANY tlor-
"a friends who wsli he Interested in
bis marrIans To- Mlss Iyra swift q
Csiamoua. "a % Friday evening so
Golden la c0aHIn ~ Mrs Hmgh
Jordan 0f this city OF the wesiaine
Tae Golasnbus Ledger sags
welding - unuasa1 initrsat Nas
that of Mss tNre swift and Mr.
Georgc gaeuer Golden wblch took
place en- FrldaY evening at nine-talr-
~ o'ciock "a the home - the brides
mother. Mrs IS O. Estes.
THE wedding vas planned % take
place in April and later the young
couple decided 60 wait until fan
Again the date vas changed and the
wedains TOOK place friday cNenlne,
nr d IS MeEuroy. restor of the
First preauy chufCh officiating
Ar Eugene Ransanc was best man
foF SIR. Golden and Miss NeIi Dimon
acted Bs maid - honor
The guests present &c the wedtling
Included only The immediate relatives
~ the young couple
The bride was married Is her ira
eilne salt of dark blue cioth wigh hat
70 match and immediately after enc
ceremony Mr. and Mrs Golden lefi
foF wedding iourueg a. New york.
on their return they viii BE- "a
horne g their friends az the Residence
~ the erooms parents ar and Mrs
Porter Golden, on upper Third ave-
nue..
airs Golden a. Miss l.yra swift
was one - tbe most popular youne
girls 81 the society set she ia a
young weman ~ unusual charm and
/ beauty and since childhood has beer
/ recognIzed a. q belle
Mr. Golden Il the only son ~ Mr.
aud Mrs J p Golden and Is proml.
eat both in business and social cir
I cles He holds q responsible position
with the Golden Foundry and Machins
/ company His hosts ~ friends are ex.
/ tendiuR henrtiest congratulations
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
PARENT. TEACHERS ASSN
or The PENSACOLA
HIGH SCHOOL.

The reguiaf monthly ..eetlug ~ the
Parent Teachers Association bf the
Pensacola mish seh03i vii be held az
the Hist school building THIS after
noon as ais o'clocx Besides the
regular routine business. Some mat
ters - special Importance wlfi Genre
before the body, and therefore larne
attendance Is desired
bafing the present school year THE
association has been very active and
much good has been accomplished
Many parents. partieuiarly mothers.
have awaited themselves 81 the oppoF-
tunify afforded ~ this organ zatIou
Ga get Ia touch with tire HiRh st.tlooi
and Sc activities N general Those
Who haze not done 80 Ia the past arr
CORDIALLY Invited 20 attend the meeting
thip afternoon Genre let a. reason
together"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
YOU'LL GET RID OF
BlACkHEADS SURE

There % ore simple. safe and sure
way that never fails % set rld Of
tsaarAneaas ard that Is 10 dissolve
them
To DO thla get about two ounces
ef plain powdered neFoAiu from ans
drug store sprinkle little on a hot
Vet sponge rub over the hlnekheasis
eri@kN wash the parts and yOu win
1e aufDrtsnd haw tht hlaCkheads have
disappeared fsiE black heads. allie
hiackheadH. no matter where they ar
simply dissolve and disappear iaAKinsr
tae parts without any mark whatever.
tsiachneads are simply "a nixture 81
aust aud difT amd serVetiuua from t8c
body that form ~ the pores ~ TIE skiu.
hinFhlng and squeezing only cause irrl
talon, make large pores. and do uos get
the bt3F khea0N after they become hard.
The powdered uerUNln and the water
simply dissolve the hiackheads - theF
wash FGhi 0ut, leaving the pores free
and clean aud in their natural condition
Anyone tro0hian with these uusiEhtlF
bleiniahes should certainly try this sim
nle method. GadVB
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

services are espes tally designed IN
memory u those Who died FOR their
country. Bat no ess do the women
~ the south honor the men who came
back from those fields II carnage 20
build spen the wreck 81 country and
Of home. new heartAstones and a new
south
Today these men have most o. them
eump eted their life work Many II
them have joined that vast army u
those who feii in battle. and have en-
swered 90 the last roll oan Others
are etil going couraEeonsiy on the
last long march that viii end. soon
nov, a. the gates ~ the City Beau.
tifui
al should 90 honor % the 500
elers - the south Those who revere
the laemory " The soldiers VINO fsIl
in the defense 81 the South they -
well loved and these other brave
men she held their courage high. ana
froln che wreck ~ hopes and the DESC
iation - aii they held dear. wroughi
wifh doubtless Salor and limit upon
che country fair ana fuN of promise
Ter those who have cama after them
e j. not possible q honor these sol
diefs ~ the south teo highly
Every xaraeuer should keep hes
choicest blossoms fur Memorial Day
and aeck the monument with the
fairest blossoms thsa the south can
hrinE 70 make garland for her be-
loved dead
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
CATIONS WITH MAS. WAITE.

Mrs. Malcolm white entertained
The Caxtons for Mrs Eugene Reese
yesterday afternoon. Thoremu and
Audubon affording tho program for
the afternoons study. Mrs.. Harry
Brooks led. and Mrs. White gave 4
fine biographical sketch IL Thoreau.
Mrs. G. :. Bonacker contributed a
most interesting sketch. giving the
historical settiag o. Theorsauss time.
and Mrs. James Van Auadei read some
beautiful excerpts from walden"
Miss lille Williams. In her paper
on the life and work % Audubon. add
ed much 70 the interest Of the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Harry Brooks win entertain AZ
the next meeting az which Mrs. Will
lians T. Rreen will lead.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
NoMADs WITH
MRS. ANDERSON.

Mrs, Walker Anderson was hostess
90 the Nomads yesterday afternoon.
two Interesting papers contributing 20
the afternoons pleasure. one BY Mrs
Lucius j. Reeves. salt Mining and
Pearl Fisheries" which was even
more than usually delightfui. and one
written by Mrs. Warren Anderson and
read hy Mas Pattie Holden. "A
Glimpse OF The Gnianae.~ was also
fun Of interest.
At the next meeting u The Nomads
Mrs. John e. Avery v'ili be hostess
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
sABv SHOW ARoUsEs
INTEREST.

TIE Baby show q be held il con-
nectlon with the Sacred Heart Fair
L. arousinE great eeal 81 Interest
Among the children already entered
are Irene Reilly. Clarence Taylor
Edward r White. IT.. Lucille smith
Mary Temple Little. Carolyn =. He8n-
berg. Dan Re6inaback. Dudley ". Hol-
sen. william Lurton. IT.. Patrick Boni-
fay. shirley Mobiles. sarah Elizabeth
Greenhut. sylvia white. Richard "
schiffman. Nerlie BFrnch. Mary Eller
Miller Albert Rbelnsehmidt. Elmors
Westmark
pr. AZ 81 Quina. Asr Max Bear and
Mr. ,. W Andrews viii comprise ths
committee az judges There r. ns
charge In connection eth the Raby
SHOW
The Baby show viii take plac'
Tuesday afternoon az five o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
tLLNEgs o. MISS
CELIA WEBB.

Mann friends regret Miss Celia
Wehb's Illness she was stricken with
an acute attnck - appendicitis GA
Monday. which deprived her ~ be-
ms the lovely maid 90 hanos 90 her
sister whose marriage to RoN ar Bm
Rose last eFenins Was prominent
event ~ TIE das size was little
Improved teaterdat rem her coudi-
tiau when she Waa urst stricken
y hieh caused grave concern % the
hoets - friendr 81 ths very popular
glfl eiohile Rec vtpf
Mss Webb has mans a. ads Is rer-
sacola society Who wlH learn wish re-
gref of her Illness
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
MISS ELMoRE RECEIVES
HIGH HONOR.

Miss Mary Manly Gilmore. the young
daughter % AR and Mrs. E. n Eli
more. sr. ~ Montgomery. who is 4
student az Newcomb College In New
Orleans. has j8st received one 81 the
highest honors that this college can
bestoW she Is member ~ the
senior class. and has been named Class
EssayiNt
Many Pensacola friends ~ this
bright young school girl viii - de-
lighted 20 learn ~ her success
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
TO ATTEND stsTERss
MARRIAGE.

SIR. and Ms. " n Fox loft Cor Mo-
bue yesterday 20 attend the marriage
0f the formers sister. Mics Mabel Fox
20 Mr. William Ashton Chichester. Of
Jackson. Mississippi
The marriage viii be aoiemniaed
Wednesday ~ Rev. r II Johnston of
AT Saints Church "a the presence II
relatives and close personal friends.
az the home 81 her mother Mrs
Adeiins "a. Fox. 9o3 s. Ann street, e.
sac 3. m, according 70 the Mobile
Register
Her brother. pr J n. Fox. who
win give her away. viii arrive on
Monday frem Jackson, Miss. accom-
panied b. his little daughter. Mar
garet Glen Fox, who win serve a.
flower Eirl. the osly other attendant
% be- little ringbearer Carl Fox Ir.
the brides young cousin The color
tone ~ the weddiHg viii be white
sae green. ard the nuptlal music win
BE furnished BY Miss Phoebe Isaw-
renee
FollowinE the ceremony the we'd
aing guests VII Be entertained In
formally prior % tho departure 81
Mr.. ChichesteF and bis bride for New
Orleans. where they win visit before
going 70 Jackson. Mr.. Chichester VIII
STRIVE fn the city Tuesday. and
among the relatives who will arrive
Tuesday Ter the wedding are the
Rrouus'a sister. Ma. r. H. Rarrmf nf
9uifport. Alias. the brides uncle and
aunt. Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Cummings
% PaAcaEoula, and her brother. mr.
~ ~ Fox ana wife Of peuaacota
Miss Esma Chichester q jackson,
another sister ~ The groom arrived
last Wednesday for the wedding
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

Mrs. fauda De Russy Berry and
Miss Natalie Berry viii spend the
summer AZ Fort Rarrancas as the
guests 81 II. and Mrs william r.
Boyd
Mrs. Berry and her daughter have
been a most dsllkhtful addition TO the
social and artistic circles a. the city
during the past winter. when their
pretty buugaloW on North spring
street was the center II Z charmine
hospitality.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

AmouK the recent pleasures enjoy
Ell BY the younger set and q number
of the naval officers WAS a SURF bath
ing party and chgwder. those going
over 60 the island foF a dip IN the surf
heins Miss Ada Hilton Green. and her
guest. Mins Mott. Miss Kitten Merritt.
Miss EN- Turner Merritt Mss Evelyn
Maxwell. Mr. Harold Wright AIR Ned
Brandt Mr.. Haas. Mr Hines. % the
san Francisco. Mr.. Bowerfield % the
Tonopah. Mr. Morrison q the Prairie
and str Richardson.
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strengthened l4im CT

j. r Jones. Pouthe. ARR writes n
had severe case ~ kidney trouble
and could do no work ne aN Foley
kidney pills ssraighfeued me emt at
once The same story j. told hy
thousands - others. weak hack rheu-
matlsm kidney and bladder troubles
WELD quickly safe and effective
~ Aiem aeftea Pharmacy tAay.l
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re -. = p cIua

number % youne girls ~ East
FIN have oreanized club known a.
the = p. " Club n IL composed
e about = dozen girls. who meet a.
the home e. one - the members one
afternoon ~ each week
AZ the last meeting the club was en-
tsrtained BY Mias Ceraeiia Adams a
her home On North rwelfth Avenue.
The evening was spent Ia staying vari-
ous games Miss Albums sang = solo
and Mlss Ethel Mcconnell gave several
selections ON fhe piano. James Ger-
aids also entertained the girls b tell
Ing stories
40 the next meeting the club will
BE with Miss Ethel Mcconnell al her
Lakewlew home
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TO VISIT IN
JACKSONVILLE

Miss Vera Green wAo Ia noN Ia
Madison. FT8 where she y attending
college win Visit relatives IL Jackson
Vile. at the close ~ school
she viii ~ accompanied bN her
mother. Mrs g. Green. who y Ia also
spend some time n south Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
CAPTAIN AND MRS. Muslin
TO ENTERTAIN.

Captain and Mrs. r. q Muslin win
entertain on Thursday evening with
a dance a. the navy yard. Their cour-
tesy viii he In the nature 81 a house
warming and viii - a pretty atten-
tion % their guest. Miss Elsie Me-
Cowan. who II among the several
rharmlng society aiFis enjoying the
spring season here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
FOR MISS MENuEA
OF BosTON.

airs william FISHER will gngertain
e the Country Club with dance on
Wednesday evening for Miss MARI
Aendel 81 Boston. who WI arrive to-
day 10 he IRE guest 81 Mics Elizabeth
FISHER, whose elasafnate she was az
Pelham Monor
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ouEsT or MAS. MAoRupER

Miss Hun of Savannah - the guest
~ It. and Mrs. Magrudcr nj Fort Bar
rancas. Misc Hun accompanied Mrs.
Magruder from Georgia. on her return
from the wedding of 4 sister q rscsnt
social event In Savannah. she viii
remain with Mrs Mawrader while her
husband il IN camp az Fort Pickens
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
Political Announcement


hereby announce that am a can
didate q succeed myself as Commits
s.aner % Public W0rha subject TO the
action % the city democratic primary.
the duties Of the offics the same din
gent attention IN tie future as IN the
TIEOs. n JOHNSON.
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euEsT 81 MRa kAIsER.

Mrs Frigerio r. the guest - her
sister, Mrs Nat Kaiser Mrs kaiser
friends are extending much c0rdiality
90 her sister who ie charming
young matrun ~ New Orleans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

Miss Marianne Mcclellan ~ Atlanta
o. the guest of her cousin. Mrs Jessie
Pc Davis 1900 EAST jackson Mrs
Davis. who il Historian of TIE q. ~ a..
has many friends here. aho viii make
her cousins visit 3 pheasant enc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
BELsER MITCHELL
MARRIAGE.

Mr.. q. W Belser ~ Mariana and
Mrs. Carrie Mitchell ~ this city, we're
married yesterday evening al six
o'clock 81 The home ~ the bride
Dir and Mrs. Beissr viii have Wed
nesday morning FOR Mariana. where
they Wil make their home
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TO VISIT
MRS WILSON.

rianna is expected "Wednesday 81 be
the guest of her sister. MR. Francis
p wilson Niss Mckl.aor mas 4 mum
heF = friends aud relAuves in PEN
gacola wha always make her visits
Fefy thermlag sos .aUE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20
AFTER ILlNEss.

Berwick end Frederick Anderson.
Gre yoanR sons 90 Alrs watren n. AM
dersuu. who have been quite ga with
typhoid fever are both improving
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Our -JiTNgY~ osfs,-Thi. sns

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out This
slip. enclose with flve cents 20 Policy
a Co. chicago. IN. writing your name
and ADDRESS clearly Fou viii receive
n return a trial package containing
Foieys Honey and Tar Compound. FOR
coughs, colds ard Group. Foley Kidney
PILLS. and Foley cathartic Tablets
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

hereby announce myself = candI-
date for city commissioner. subject &c
the action ~ the city primaries. and
promise 20 give my entire time 20 the
once n I am elected. / win appreriate
the votes ~ the Democrats 81 Pensa-
cola.
=. J. LILIIARD.
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GoEsTs o. RELATIVES.

Mrs Wade Smith snc baby daugh-
ter are tire guests 81 Mrs Wa1e's
uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs e. "
rurieton.
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GUESTS OF MISSES
PRITcHARp.

Mrs Geo. q. Tousen ~ Mobile =
the guest of the Misses Pritchard on
North spring street
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TUESDAY AUCTION
WITH MRS. CAL DWELL.

Tie q tsesas4s Al1ctlsssl s5nh VII meet
tbis afternoon Win Mrs Y. G. Cald-
NoM AZ hostess
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GUEST OF MRS.
HOLcOMBE.

Miss Mott q New Orleans. Who has
been the guest Of Miss Ada Hilton
Green, 10 nov visiting Mrs. Holcombe.
&C Fort BarrancaA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

Mr. and AIRS. s. r. McAaans. viii
leave Wednesday fer a trip 10 south
Florida and Havana. where they viii
spend several weeks They visit IN
Jacksonville. Miami and Key West ha
fore going 70 Cuba.
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SPECIAlg
Standard Granuiated 500 vh
purchase OF Groceries amounting tO $40
= Gran 81 90
Chase OF Gree Q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-20

committss reserves ire r1aht se refuse
ssrsittanes te sny osisetioasi parry.
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-. lI IoHNsoN.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-02

nois. The relative merit of the east
ern and western style of game was
discussed by these two highlights in
the football world, with the verdict
Of draw at the close.
Coach Haughton contended that the
old-fashi0ned straight game was the
safest and sa1est, while Coach Zupp-
Ike wanted to know why the chang
ing of the rules had not always tend
ed to open up the game. This vas ad-
mitted by HaughtOn, but the Harvard
mentor insisted that except. for vari-
alton the open play could not be re-
lied upon. This was disputed by
Zuppke, who. pointed to the success
full open tactics of; his own team this
fall. j
Both agreed that mental, more than
physical. ability now is required to de-
yelop the successful teams. The
quick thinker, the man who sees al
opportunity and takes advantage Of
it is the candidate whom both coaches
agreed upon as a valuable asset. They
also said the days of the big-heavy
candidates have passed and unless a
player possesses mental as well as
physical ability, he has no chance to
play on the regular eleven. -
Weight Not Necessary.
Taking advantage of opportunities
as they present themselves is the Sc
ret of success in football Haughton
said. .,y,U ~. Fl. IN.
"A boy weighing 100 pounds can
make ground against the best football
team in the world if he possesses the
mental faculty to take advantage OF
opportunities as they are presented
in the heat of a hard-fought game.
This years Harvard team was not
a heavy aggregation. 1t vas compos.
ed of men who could think and act
at the same time, and to its mental
more than its physical ability Har-
ward can attribute it's success during
the season just closed. Captain Brick.
ley and Mahan were intelligent men.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-02
FINANCIAL
WAS GIVEN $1,000

Elht. -E.A- - t .'Nl.i
Los Angeles, Jan. 1.-When Ortie
McManigal,, self-confessed dynamiter,
was released from the county Jail
here in November. 1913, he was given
$1,000 by John D. Fredericks, district
attorney, with which to leave the
country, according to a statement
made public today by Fredericks. Nc
,Manigal "a responsible largely for
the conviction Of the Mcnamara
brothers on a charge of murder in
connection with the dynamiting of the
Los Angeles Times building,
Fredericks said the money given
MECHANICAL was paid out of the bride
fund of $4,000, alleged to have been
gathered by Bert Franklin. a detective,
for the purpose of bribing jurors dur
ing the trial. This money was seized
by the district attorney and in, his
statement he declared he was person
ally and not otncially responsible for
it.
Fredericks' statement accompanied
an itemized account of the expendi-
ture of $2,473.4S for the bride fund
for secret service work. This board
of supervisors has been asked to re-
imburse the bride fund in that sun
and then determine by court proceed
ings to what use the entire amount
shall be put.
McManigal, since his release, has at
various times been reported il South
America, the Orient and in Europe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-02
NO 1AMPER|NG
With FOOTBALL
General Impression Is That Rules
of the Game Will Not Be
@-r' CHANGED. s| -

Chicago, Jan. 1.-That there will be
little tampering with football, rules
was the practically unanimous opin-
ion of coaches after the sessions OF
the National Collegiate Athletic as.
ISOLATION.
Coach H. IL. Williams, chairman Of
the football committee of the assOci-
alton, did not think that the rules
would be tempered with, as he con-
sidered that they were as near per.
feet as it would be possible to make
them. He believed that the game as
it now stands has produced the best
football the colleges ever have had.
Walter Camp of Yale thinks as did
DR.. Williams, that the rules should be
given a rest in order to allow for a
gradual development of the present
tactics. Some of the coaches are op.
posed to the forward pass, but even
this feature is likely to stick for next
season.
Get Away From East.
Camp asserted that he was in ia.
o of having the football rules com.
mittee meet in Chicago il 1916, in or
der to get away from that eastern
atmosphere" which many have COM
planned of. "a.
One of the impromptu conferences
yesterday was between Coach Percy
Haughton of Harvard and Coach Rob.
ert Zuppke Of the University of iii.