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waiting. Through the wide nuns
doors was visible . pleasant impress
sion Of flowers and light and luxury
In tho nearer Of the two large recep-
ton rooms Mrs. Rheinholdt herself, a
woman dark. handsome and in the
primo Of life, was standing receiving
her guests. BY her side was her son,
whose twenty arst birthday was be-
Ing celebrated.
Il wonder whether that professor of
yours will comet 2" she remarked Al
the stream Of incoming guests slack
ened for a moment.
He hates receptions" the boy re-
piled, but he promised he'd come. !
never thought, when he used to drill
science into US at the lectures, that
he was going to be such q tremendous
big pot"
Mrs. Rheinholdt's plump fingers
toyed for q moment complacently
with the diamonds which hung from
her neck.
You can never tel. in q world like
this" she murmured.
(ro he Contlnued.)
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OK from which the lid had Just been

bog from which the lid had just been
Yesterday. a. you know from my
note" the curator proceeded, II was
away. / gave orders that your case
should be placed here that I myself
should enjoy the distinction Of OPEN
ing 1t. An hour ago I commenced
the task. That Is what found"
The professor gazed blankly at the
empty box.
Nothing left except the SMELL" a
voice from the open doorway re-
marked.
They glanced around. Quest was
standing there. and behind him L.
nora. The professor welcomed them
eagerly.
This Is Mr.. Quest, the great GRIM
inologist," he explained to the curator.
Quest strolled thoughtfully around
the room. glanctng out Of each Of the
windows In turn. He kept close to
the wall, and when he had finished he
drew out q magnifying glass from his
of the box. Then he asked q few
questions Of the curator, pointed out
ono Of the windows to Lenora and
whispered . few directions to her.
She at once produced what seemed to
be foot rule from tho bag which she
was carrying. and hurried into the
garden.
"A little invention Of my own for
measuring footprints" Quest ex-
planned. mot much use here, I am
afraid"
Quest stood oyer the box for mo-
ment or two and looked once more
out Of the window. Presently Lenora
returned. She carried In her hand a
small object, which she brought ST.
lently to Quest. He glanced At II In
perploxity. Tho professor peered
over his shoulder.
ut IL the little finger!" he cried
"the little finger of my ape!"
Quest held IL away from him sriti-
| cally.
From which hand7" he asked.
THE right hand"
Quest examined the fastenings of
the window before which she hal
paused during his previous examina
ton. He turned away with a shrug
OF the shoulders.
"See you later, Mr.. Ashleigh." he
concluded laconically.
] A newsboy thrust a paper at them.
Quest glanced at the headlines. Le-
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Friday Bargains In
Blopsss, Pstticoats,
Corssts, Etc.

Hand Dmbroidered voils BIousss
and Waists--organdie vestecs or
lace trimmed-hemstitch
collars and cuffs-aii eIses
Se8. >i'SS' '..............1. .JO
Crepe de Chine Biouses--piain
flesh tint or white ground with
colored strtpes-v neck
hemstitched. plain or pin tuck
ronts--All sises-reE. o3.98. a. 30
Extra 4ise Messaline Psttieoats--
new Spring shades. changeables
ana biack--rsguiariy e3.Se. .2.3S
women's Ailover Embroidery
brassiers-smb'y or lace edee--
eQuars or round neck--hoOked
front Or button bach
were .%s....... Special 10
womsn's Il. Weight Coutil Corssts
medium and high bust-medium
and extreme length--elastic In
sefts over abdomen--sises 10 tU
S0-worth $500. .3,.e0
women's Ready.to-wsar Hats
Milan hemps. fancy straWs and
hand made braids--black and
Spring colors-smart small and
medium shapes--latest trimming
concsits--rsgularly el.ss--
Special Friday 2.7O
Girls Tailored Hats-smart rough
bfaids-new shephspdsss and
dropping models--chsrriss,
flowers and velvet ribbons for
uimmings '.'.'.............. ~
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= n WILL answer II myself"
W. q /. the professor declared,
~ bustling off.
sssg Tho professor took up
,ssssvs > .s', the receiver from the
Telephone. His "Hello!" was mild
and inquiring. He had no doubt that
Ge call was from some admiring dis
. o1Dle.r The change in his face as he
b lisssAed, however. was amazing.
!. 1sorse." he gasped, "the greatest
: -4Sagsdy In the world has happened!
'+Hy apo 10 stoienv'
His brother looked at him biankly.
"Your ape is stolen?" he repeated.
Tho skeleton Of my anthropoid
ape" the professor continued, his
I;tqee growing alike in sadness and
s'Armness. s.ft Is the curator OF the
museum who II speaking. They have
Just opeped the box. 1t has Jain for
.tpe days in an anteroom. 1t 10
: snptyl" .....
Lord Ashleigh muttered something
\ httls vague. The theft Of a skeleton
Stpparcely appeared to his unscientiic
h mipd to be realizable thing. The
.1Rafessor turned back to the tsis-
Mr. Francis" no said. IT cannot
van to you. I can say nothing.
shall come to you at once. / am on
.thN point Of starting. Your news has
0vprwhelmed me-"
q. As laid down the receiver. He
looked around him like q man In .
.s.fhe ta1icab is waiting. sir" Craig
10inued him. :
THAT u most Fortunate" the pro-
&A1Aof pronounced. II remember now
|. that had no change with which to
pay him. I must 30 back. Look after
my brother. And. Craig. telephone At
once to Mr.. Sanford Quest. Ask him
90 meet me at the museum in twenty
mippteA Tell him that nothing must
stand h the way. Do you hearf''
The taxicab man drove of, glad
Snoush,t0 htve a return fare. In
slG6oue nan an hours time tho pro-
fessor strode up the steps of the mu-
eeum and hurried into the ONCE.
-,There was a little crowd Of ofncials
: tsAre. whom the curator at once dis
, missed. He rose slowly TO his feet.
y Hiidered.
81 ;IfsProfessor." he said, I'VE will waste
: NO time In words. Look here!"
He threw open the door OF All ante
: room behind his office. The apart
.sSaent WAS unfurnished except for one
or two chairs. In the middle Of the
nncarpeted floor was n long wooden
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Friday Bargains u,
Wash Dress Fabrics.

Fancy Percsies-light and dark ,
10 ct. value. ...Friday 0N
Mercerized Popiins-prsctical colors.
also biack-rsg. IL. Friday .19x
Apron Gisndhams-eius ohssks.- ss.
Drsss 0inghams--plain colors,
checks. plaids and stripss-
Special ~
Dres. Lsvns--siorsis. stripes
enc oots,.... especial IL j
Se-inch No1slty voiiss--- ~
hsga vasNHs Hs.sssssssssssssss AN
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Friday Bargains In
Cir Pls' Wear, Babies' Wear.

Girls Tub Dressss--ginghams and
colors-vArious new styles
sto II yrs.-reg. e1.ts..Friday 100
Misses Coats-lS to 1s yrs.-sersss-
covert--tan, navy. Belgian blue,
black and smart mixtures-
Empire and boz models--with and
without belts--reg. e6ss.....4.S7
Children's Cord presses-oinxham,
modsis-to 9 yrs--rex. 1i.iS.. ,os
Rompers and Creepers-gingham,
madras and crinkle cloth
to Q yrs.-reE. .59............ .:lS
Babies Knit Bands. with Shoulder
Straps-part wooi-to 8 yrs.-
val. IS. ............... IN
Babies' wrappers-Whits Daisy Cloth
dainty finishes--valus .5e... RS
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Friday Bargains In
. UNDERWEAR
or Woman and Children


Extra Slse Night Drssses--cambric
and nainsook--three dainty and
effectively trim'd styles
value .sS. sS.................. 80
women's Extra gise Drawers
cam6ric-wide emb'y- or lace
trim'd ruffle-value -. 40
Womsn's Nightdrssses-nain insook
and cam1flc-shoyt end long
sleeves- and high neck
prettily trimmed. ed.............. .00
Women's ccmbinations--nai nainsooix--
skirt OF draWors-msny styles 80
womsn's -Pstticoats--nainsoo
lace and smb'y trim
values 10 Vl.es. .2S
womsn's Drawsrs--nainsook ana
oambrio-lans and emb'y trim 40
Chillrsn's .Cambric DfAwers--tucks
and emb'y o. II. 3. rufflss-
j TO IL yeafs--reg. ~. 10
Children's PRINCESS giips-round
yokc with emb'y. lace and ribbon
run--S to IL ysars-re1. .s0.. 10
womsn's Coat swsatsrs---aii wool
favorite colors-good models--
all sisss-values TO eS.Ss. :. Los
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Friday Bargains In
WOMEN'S

Orooooos SOltos Noove, etc.
Latest, Smartsst Styles.
womsn's Popiin Dressss--flars skirts
new psplum biouse-Belgian blvs.
navy. black. Gray. amethyoS
Regularly ts.ss. Friday 4.00
women's Maternity skirts--nAyy and
black serges--circuiar or with
inset pIe1to. ..s....s... ..4sUo
women's raiicred suits--men's wear
serge and poplins-black. navy.
belgian blue. putty and checks.-
plain, half belt and plated modeie-
with 6 without faills silk collar 14.OS
women's Tailored Costs--serges and
tweed mtxturss--Belgian blue,
navy, black---emart length
detachable belt or loose
contrasting or self collars. ABS
women's rssses--percaies-
stripes and broken checks
tailored models--with collars or
square cut neck---ail sizes to <s-.
reg. ~. e................F Friday .46
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Friday Bargains in
Boys Suits and Furnishings
All New Spring Stock.

Boys Norfolk Suits--various pleatcd
models--maJ Jority with extra
trousers--Cheviots and tweeds--
brown. gray and green fanciss;
also Corduroys. various plested
models-flneiy tailored--s to II
yrs.-wers Siss and S6.ss. 3,O8
Young Mems Suits-two and three
button Sack Models-tans. browns,
Grays--stripes. mixtures and check 9
serge or mohair lininEs--St to
% chest-were 37ss and Ss,ss. d. .O8
Boys suits--various pleated Norfolk
models-flsp or patch pocketS--
high class Cheviots. tweeds and
cassimer res-many with extra
trousers to II yrs
were e7.Ss and SesS. S.O8
Boys Trousers-Bioomers and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tans and
browns-most desirable patterns
also Corduroys-T TO ~ yrs. 30
Madras and Percals Blousss-stripes
and figures. also plain white
neck band or collar attached
10 IL yrs.-value 80. ........ 40
Madras and Percals 6hirts-Now
Spring pstterus--laundersd cuffs
attachsd-somo have separate
coliars--i3h 70 IL neck
valus 80 and .fe.............. .H0
Psrcals Blousss--light. medium anl
DARK stripes. also plain. white. and
Blue Chamerays-attached coll
loye-e - " ybes--value s3e...s s1O
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coNcERTs AND MUSIC.
"a LviOiin R;si,siGkEBEKE- ~
= p AL D | N u
Andre Benoist. accompanist,- tsteinway Pisno).
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Mems Handkerchisfs-purs linsn--
Y inch hem-res. .iiK ........ .
women's Linen Hdk'fs-hand OF
machine emb'd corner
womsn's KID 0lovss--S-ciasp--
black. white and tsns. ....... 90
women's Chamoisettc 0lovse-
3-ciasp-naturaI white and
gray-re9. ~. -
womsn's SILK Boot Hoss---blaek end
white-broken sises-reg. ~. 40
Mems and womsn's Umbrellas-
black union taffsta eAd serGs-
mission and natural handles
:.s :.:.''ssss ssss;. ;.'v.r trim'd-
Mems Medium Weight UndePwear--
gray-shirts d drswsrs-rse. ~ rs
Mems 8uspsndsrs-livs rubber
wide iisie-untarnish gilt
bucklos-reG. IS. .10
women's Cotton Union euits----iow
ueck--sleeve1ess--la trim'd
drawsrs---slight imperfso tions--
20. and - ct. quality. .10
Sash and MiIl,n:!y :s RibsSnsEsatins. s
Dresdens-rsg. .3s and 81. 80. 40
orsandie Coiiars---fiars. roll and FIAT
reg. Is and 50 cts. ..... Friday rs
Leather Hand Bags-nsw Spring styles
lock frames-instead Of $40 ! 90
Chiffon vsiis-hemstitchsd and stripe
woven borders-liGht and dark
reg. .Se and ei.3S. 80
Val. IAces--round and diamond mesh
various widths-ia yd. piece
val. 40. .S2
Emb'y Edges, Inserts and Beadings-
cambric. nainsook and 4wiss--
dainty patterns-reG. .1ah.... b
German Silver Mesh BaEs-S inch
frames-rYsnch gray finish
close .,ing mesh--satin lining, .-
scarfs and centres-Renaissan or
hemstitched with drawnwork-
value .1b. DO
Steel Knives and Forks-well known
make-bone, ebony and stag
handiss-set OF SIX each
elsewhere $50. 90
Odd Pieces OF silvsrware--
knives. forks. spoons-vai. ~ 10
Character Dolls--fully dressed a.
babies, little girls and boys
Observation-Disclosures FLOOR. %"
- OF. Rubber Sheetings-
IN yds. wide. ................ 90
8 Ct Corona Witch Hasei and
sweetheart soaps-es. 8h
50 ct. Pure Olive OIL Soap
green or white. e............... 10
SS.4s Ivory Tint Toilet Sets-tt
comb. brush. mirror-specl 40
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Cotton fleece Biaukets-
full sisss-sss. Si.ss : Si.SS. los
Wool Blanksts-whits. coloes ana
novsltlss-all sisss. special. .l.00
Crib Blsnksts--sinsly or by the pair
Figures. florals ana plain colore
with borders. s.................. SO
Soiled nksts---ussd IN ceuntsg lis-
play. hence Friday basgain psicss.
saxony Baby Fisansls-
white wooi-rsg. .ss.......... .20
Domst ana Canton vlannsls-
bleaohed cad unblsachsd-
reg. .lth.............. Ok
Mercsrissd Satssns-black. staple and
Spring eolers-rsg. -. .rridav ~
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Rugs, Shades, Stationsrys Etc.
New wsol Hibrs or Prairis Grass Ru0
marvellous assortment OF otyl6D
and colorings-sxi3 IT.
special ...'....'.............Os00
Fine .Axminstel Rugs, also eesalsss
Wiltons-oxlS ft.-deep pile
Oriental and rich floralD-
special .....s..'....'...ss..15.o0
New MottlsA Velvet stair CpsDseing
Isl Inches wtds-spseial. ..... -
Yins Velvet stair CaspstinH-Raana,
rsds, W0oA toneo-vSlNe vAs89-
specae sssessss.sssssssssss -
Holland WlA1ov 1hadss-
exS h-All tints-rsg. -. 80. -
Lineisum vises Nats-aaxse tsah
res. SJ'sssssss.ssss.ssss = -
Brass Bxtsusion Rels-eQe 1ons =
short eartains-rsg. .ao....s... Z
s'''s '.a's:::E si::::::::::::.: .si:::::::::::..:: I
= ds:s: Sd. "A :. .I:::: cIs.::'
~ a,,.,.s'
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FRIDAY Bargains IN
Silks and Dress Coods
Best Colors and Wsavss.
<o-inch Black charmeuse--rich.
deep biack-soft finish
vaIue Sl.ls. .Su
Double width Brocaded gatins-
medium desiGns-light and dark
Nsiue si'so' ................'. s5U
Yard Wide slik Popiins-Chiffon
fintsh--high lustrs--evsuinG and
street eeiors--siso black "A
I:rd wide Fsulsrds-navy. black
fiEures-speciai value. ....... .0e
%o:ineh Chiffon raffeta.--spseially
and dark eoiors-vsiS. tiN..Y.3s
soft. drspin9 ausYiiy-rich iustrs-
full round cord-valus ~. 80. .70
ss::inch Chiffon Flush Taffstas--
light. medium And dark
coiore-vaiue .vS. III
Ss-ineh Black Satin Dushssss.
Peau de Sole, Messal lines,
cSSs;nsunE,:. cS;ns s',s. Moir~ vsiours ana
Two Special Values .os.. 1 .2S
ss-inch Hairiins ssrsss-worstsA
warp-crsam sround-es6. - .4O
Iii vooi--sxcsif.nt line ef SSriSs
''''r'-.''0 navy and sIsssa. ss.si.i an
~ 70 y4-inch Dress rabries-
desirable colors--also navy and
bfack-values to .SS. .....,., an
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Friday Bargains In
Linens, Towels,
White Goods, etc.

Pure Linen Table Desnasks--So Issh
heavy irish maks-various pat.
esrns--esg. -. .yfiday .lS)
Pure Linsn Naokins-brsakfast
sise--yartoue patterns
reg. slSs-dos. .......... 10
Heavy Huck Toweis-iSxSs xSs--hsmmed
,, ---bleached-whlts or red borders
Regularly 1<................ 10
Union. Linen Damask Towsls-Sax<a
white or cold bopdsps-
knot frinGe--rsg. .17. "a
Heavy LINEN crash--ssg. .iO... ,14w
AS inch white Drsss Linene--
medium wsight-sss. 80. .<7
ss-inch L-cngoIoth-is ID. p'sss- -
reg. vi.se. ....Ffiday 1.HB
ss-inch Popiins--vaius -. .... IA
Novelty 6wisses. crepes. checked and
striped dimitiss. poplins. Pepps.
linen finish suitings, piQues,
crepes. crepe voile and usideeweaP
crepes. romper ripplettes, cam
brio. nainsook, lonGcloth. lingerie
batistes and <O-inoh lawns ana
voilss--vaL .1s.............. .10h
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Friday Bargains In

Muslins, Spssads. Pillews, sts.
Blssehs4 or uasissshsl llvsai.s--.
% inches wids-wosth 80. ~
sheets ed PtIlsw ceses-
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CHAPTER VI.
(Continued.)

y (Contfnued.)
WILL answer 1t myself"
the professor declared,
bustling Off.
Tho professor took up
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Rsstaurant--Third Floor-Music Il % :
+: 81! |! IS. !: A II M
FRIDAY. AS usuAL, BARGAIN DAu
Day of Great Opportunities
In Which to Supply Your Needs
More, Far More, Than We Can Tell of Herei

No Mall or Tslspt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
GOOD NEWS
MANY PENSACOLA READERS
HAVE HEARD IT AND PRoFITEp
THEREBY.

Good news travels fast. and the
bad luck sufferers ia Pensacola are
glad g learn where RELIEF may be
found Many s lame. weak and achine
back Is bad no more thanks 70 Deans
Kidney pills. our citizens are teli. 3
fhe good news 10 their experience with
this tested remedy Here T. an exam
e worth reading
r. Shuttleworth. r.. ffs r. scott
street. Pensacola. Flaa says -Four
wears aeo 4 drove the hook and ladder
~ Company $50. & and She 3arrlnE
and jo.flns bad q tendency tn weaken
mY back ANA Kidneys. My back Eoi
- 'ame THAT 81 times I was All Grip
Piled up Nshts when { fay down. ,
bad nal6a acrosa ms aaek. and mora
Hse was stn and lame Another o,
The family uho bad been helped by
Deans kidney Pills persuaded me %
Iake them Z used three or four boxes
sad got a cure which has lasted ever
since feel that ] owe Deans kidney
Pills word 81 praise for the good they
have done S my home
Price Sos ar au dealers Don't SIM
rig ass for kidney remedy -sei
Deans Kidney pilis-the same that
SIR ShutGewcrth had Foster-AIIl-
burn Co. Props. Buaa3o. y. \. lAd1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
IF BACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat lees meat and take = gas Of
Salts 70 auAh out Kidnsys-
Drink plenty water

trric acia = meat excites the kid
neyn they become overWorkeS; set
sluggish. ache. and feel Size iumrs 81
lead The urine secomes cloudy the
bladder g. lrrItated. and you may be
Obliged 20 seek relief two or three
times during the night When the
kidneys clog YOU must help them flush
oa the body's urin0ua waste or youn
he 8 real sick person shortly. At arst
you feel a dull misery n the kidney
region YOU suffer from backanhe. diz-
EinesH. stomach gets soar, tongue
coated and you feel rheumatic twanEes
when the weather IL bad.
Eat less meat drink lets ~ water;
also set from any pharmacist four
ounces Il Jad salts; take q tablespoon
fuu rs 4 glass 81 water before break
fast for a fcw aays and your Kidneys
VIII then act ano. This famous salts
Is made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with nthia- and
has been used Tor generations 20 clean
the clonred kidneys and stimulate
them 60 normal activity. also 20 neu-
tralize the ACID In the urine, 80 4 no
longer h a source ~ irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness.
Jad salts q inex pensive. cannot tu-
sure: makes . delightful enervescent
Hthla water drink which everyone
should take now and then % keep the
kidneys clean and active. DruEElHts
here say they sell lots az Jad salts %
folks who believe IN overcoming KID
ney trouble while q f. only trouble.
(Ady)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
LARGE NUMBER
ATTEND FUNERAL
VERY TOUCHING SCENES WERE
WfTNE ssED At LAST SAD o.
sEoUtEs OVER REMAINS OF
TIE LATE MRS. s4ADnock.

No more saddening scenes were ever
witnessed than those which occurred
AZ the funeral of the late Mrs laura
Shaddock. which took place yesterday
afternoon from the home q SIR. and
Mrs. " T. Meyer. on East Gregory
street Numerous young girl friends
81 the deceased young matron were on
hand. and they exhibited q grief Ike
that u losing q dear relative. The
young ladies composing the honorary
pam bearer group. All life long friends
of the deceased. were q touching tri-
butte 20 the deceased. No similar fun
eral incident has been seen in this
place. 81 least In many years. but the
fact thar these half dozen young ladies'
were e pay the last tribute 10 their
departed friend. themselves unable 10
contain themselves was 4 scene which
brought tears from many who Wit
messed the scene.
Rev Mr. Momett ~ the FIRST Pres
byterian church. conducted A. impress
sively- spoken service. and Mrs Benu,
with a auartette, sang tw0 very touch
Ing selections. Jesus Lover Of Ny
Soul" and Nearer. Ny God. 20 Thee. 4"
Flowers Ia abundance we're offered
wrought into various r1ch and care
fully planned designs and these cove
/ cred the pure white cawket The floral
tributes were laid upon the caaket an
it was carried from house 90 hearse
and from hearae % grave, and many an
expression of sympathy came forth
from many present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
Interest In the
Short Ballot

Interest IN the short ballot appearn to
bc iucroosiun everywhere. Il is but
another phase - the trend az modern
dimes which is 20 simplify politics as
wen az business.
fn a recent editorial IN commenting
on the short ballot. the Tampa Tribune
said
~impHaeation of citizenship and
responsible unified state admiuistra-
tIan are the perenalve ideaH tn the mes-
sane 81 many 81 the governors this
ear Ia several states. a. IN Iowa,
flaafs and Minnesota. efficiency com
uitfrea have been ~ work ON the RE-
organization of the state afsicca. The
results 81 these Investigations have
been noted with Interest ~ executives
r ether states Inevitably they have
hren struck with lhe lack on uniformity
So methods. duplication OF functions
and general hack VI harmony which fol.
lau upon tie separate selection of state
eWeinis. These governors have plead
- for TIRE short ballot a. 8 basis Ter
efficient organisation.
Governor Fielder. ~ New Jersey.
approached the subject from tbs stand
rolnt ~ taN administration. ASSERTING
that The elective system N this state
aBa Involved the assessors TOO deeply
n politics lie recommended that
Heneeforlh they be- appointed under
citl arTIca rules
Engineering 20 the term - the
elective state on8ces from two % four
AearH was recommended BY Governors
lfpne. 81 south Daks 81. and walsh. a
Nasaa husetfa. and Capper. - Kan
Governor Cappcrs message e
notable f0r lts many constructive pro-
lH8 Not nnly wonld ne consoli-
et na make appointlve by the gov
she principal state ofiees, but ne
na urN the same principles @
HHly governments. Most ~ these
m changes could as the eovernos
auE he accomplished without
aHhnai amendment"
mblhcatian of citizenship and ths
ni#catian of state administrations are
eat tn line with the advanced thought
Sd The aee and 81 - for these rea.
CONS thaf the short ballot is gaining
Ser "a g ealuinr lta aahercnts ~ ths
thousands ala over the country.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
MAYOR WRITES
FOR JITNEYBUS
REGULATIONS
NUMBER or CITIES WHERE NEW
MODE Of CONVEYANCE IS o..
GRATED ASKED TO SEND cosY
FRANCHISE ORDINANCE HERE.

Mayors of more than dozen cities
throughout the country IL which the
-jtnsybus" s operated were addressed
through their Mayors yesterday ~
Mayer Greenhut. the latter asking that
q copy of the ordinance under which
the new mode 81 conveyance D. OPP
Grated. be sent here a once. the PEN
sncola executive havlrR Ga mind the
amndmeut Of the ordnance now before
the commissioners tf feasible 20 COM
form with the operation Of the new
transportation service IN the majority
~ the cities now possessing them
The ordinance introduced here was
not offered by che mayor A. the father
81 the measure. bat was introduced BY
request Manager T. J Hanlon Of the
Pensacola Electric Company handed
the document 4 Mayor Greenhut. and
an the request % ths manager the
mayor had the cisrA 60 read the ordi-
nance as suggested tha arst time.
Mayer Greenhut was besieRed with
other matters in connection with the
jitneys yesterday IN ftcg for the past
few days this has been one ~ the
principal topfcH dtscu ssed and rend
about a. the city hafl Articles which
have appeared "a the various maya
zines covering the ttneys. as well 80
newspaper clippings. both defending
and eondemning the new service. have
been read and studied, and Il f. poa-
sis.e that ~ the tinae the ordinance
g. ready for final presentation and
passage. the commissioners wtn hava
50 far familiarized themselves with
I the subject that they win be able "a
act intelligenfiy on the matter. which
q a new one % them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-25
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.
e~e~saeSs@SSsse

United States Department, weather
Bureau. Charles FL Marvin chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Pensacola Fla. March e.. 1918
Psnsaeola Temperature Data.
Highest en- record f3r March. e.
desrees
Lowest on record for March. Is de-
greas
Day temperatures Ii Aarch usually
rice 60 60 degrees.
Night temperatures in March usual.
~ fiji 60 50 degrees
Highest temperature yesterday. sz
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday. IS
deEreea
Psnsaeola'a Rainfall Data.
Rainfall Tor "a hours ending p m
yesterday. 0 inches
Normal rainfall Tor the month Al
March SIS inches
Total rainfall this March Is 2 = n
yesterday. SIS imchaa
Excess this year 20 February asth
8 &c inches
SMALL CRAFT. sToRM AND NuRst
CMMW WARNINGS