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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07
VARSITY STARS TURN ID COACHES Especial Interest in Fresh men-Noojin Will Get
 Line on Material

University December 6.-(Special) ) Varsity stars of the Crimson eleven have turned coaches during the past few days at the university, and are busily en- gagged in whipping the various class elevens into shape for the yearly inter- class season which will begin next week.
 Bully vandeGraffe, as instructor of the senior eleven, is facing a rather diffl- cult proposition, owing to the fact that so many of his classmates have won their varsity letters and are not eligible for class games, but the veteran tackle is hard at work imparting his gridiron fore to his crew of hopefuls. Captain elect Lownes Morton. who will lead the Crimson next season, is coaching the junior steam, while Rogers, Taylor, Ha- gan Griff Harsh and others are work ing with the various teams.
 Especial interest is taken in the show ing of the Freshman class where ma terial is expected to be developed for varsity next season. While first year men were eligible at the university last fall many likely candidates were forced to take their station With the scrubs on account of veteran opposition, and these men are expected to develop sufficiently during the class games to make hard fight for regular DerthS next season. Among the men who are attracting att tention as possible varsity stars of the future are Moreland Downey, Grey Will son, Irving and others.
 Coach Noojn will look the various squads over during the class battles in order to get a better line the abili- ties of the men under fire. The ex- Howard coach may vitally ned this n- formation next fall in the event Coach all fai1c tn n A1aha The Crimson tutor at present is desperately ill., having been confined to his bed since the first of October, but his phy- sicians are still hopeful of his recovery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07

literally. thousands of persons in the few years that have intervened since those eventful days in the summer of 1885 when the first patient received ,antirabic treatment in Paris? The fact that among human beings rabies is no longer common in' civilized countries. because early preventive antirabic treatment is successfully applied in al most all infected subjects, ought not to be allowed to obscure the danger. of infection which is still possible. A re- mark attributed to Pasteur and report ed by Sir Victor Horsley before the royal commission on yivisection in 1907 deserves to be quoted because of the still timely advice contained in it. "Tho freedom of England from rabies" said Horsley T take to be one of the great achievements of modern science; and we owe 1t entirely to M. Pasteur. . I had the honor of acting IS secretary of committee that was appointed by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07
PATH OF CHICKS MANAGERS
 IS FILLED WITH TIORNS
Six Managers Have Led Memphis Club Since Memphis
 Management Hard to Please

the club officials blame the manager Not since the days of Charley Frank
 in 1901 to 1903 has the Memphis club proved to be a winner. Tn statement issued a few days ago by one of the
 officials of the Memphis club it was
 stated that "the chief reason for the
 failure of the team during the past
 seasons was due to poor management"
 The Memphis officials would do all h
 their power to land manager that
 could produce a winner with the neces-
 cary material
 Last season the Chicks ended in
 third place after a spirited fight and
 were barely nosed out of the first two
 places by New Orleans and Birming-
 ham. respectively. Memphis officials think that the Chicks should have won
 the bunting and for this reason Is at tributed the resignation of Briscoe Lord
 as the pilot
 At the present time, when the man agerial question Is under such serious consideration, 1t Is not an inappro- priate time to give 8 brief review of the managerial efforts of the Memphis leaders since 1901.
 Charlie Frank was the first manager and the Atlanta manager led the Chicks
 to third place. The league was formed in 1901, and Frank was the ringlead- CT in placing a club in Memphis. For the next two years Frank led tho Chicks, ending in fourth place in 1909 and winning the rag in 1903. In 1904 he was succeeded by Whistler. who won the rag for Memphis The next season he had bad luck and his club ! dropped to sixth.
 | Whistler was then succeeded by l Charley Babb, who led the Chicks for | five years. In 1906, his first year, Babb l gave the Memphis team second place. 1 The next year Memphis again ended l in second place, barely being nosed out of the gonfalon. The year 1908 marked {, the decline of Memphis which has not 1 been stopped to>yet. Third place was | the best Babb could do and the next season Memphis dropped to seventh The Memphis management was dissat- 1 isfied but gave Babb another chance.
 Babb failed miserably. Memphis ending last Charley was shipped and Bill | Bernhard was brought to the rescue. Bill proved a little better and pulled 1 the Chicks to sixth. In 1912 he inn 1 proved still more, landing fifth place,
 but in 1913 he failed again. ending in sixth place
 1 Mike Finn was then signed but Mike was the worst of the lot, producing a 1 seventh place club. Briscoe Lord was then signed for the 1914 season and
 Briscoe landed third place. the best
 final placing of a Memphis team since | 1908.
 1 The following list of six managers l who have departed and the place that I the team finished under their leader le-I,i ,iv,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07
The Wobbles

From tine Washington Star
 The British volunteer army is natur- ally little wobbly-brave enough, but little wobbly in comparison with the highly trained conscript armies of Eu- rope
 The speaker was Alexander Powell, war correspondent. He continued:
 Proofs of the British army's wobbles come from all sorts of directions. Thus they tell about 8 young territorial who the first day of his arrival in Boulogne. passed an officer without saluting him.
 ''iI say, you the officer roared. You didn't salute, and I'm going to report you. What company do you belong to?'
 'sPale and conscience stricken, the poor territorial stammered:
 The Westminster Gas Light, Coal and Coke company, sir.
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the government to inquire into M. Pas teur's treatment; and, when the com mittee was in Paris, M. Pasteur said to us, Why do you come yhere to study my method? You do not require it in England at all I have proved that this is an infectious disease; all you have to do is to establish a brief quarantine. covering the incubation pe- riod, muzz1e all your dogs at the pres ent moment, and in a few years you will be free" The passing of the mug zling act and rigid legislation regard ing the importation of dogs have caused a practical erdication of rabies in England. This was largely due to Pasteur's influence. Shall other civil ized countries continue to neglect the obvious duty of stamping out rabies, and to require the maintenance of spe- oial institutes to provide for emergen- cies largely within the control of suit able preventive measures?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07
Rabies


 From the Journal of the American Medical Association.
 The modest report of the results of antirabic inoculation at the Pasteur in- stitute in Paris for 1914 is another re- hinder that this procedure of the great French scientist has brought down the mortality of a dreaded danger almost to the vanishing point. It is safe to say that the probable mortality of the usual run of cases untreated by the Pasteur method would be far more than 16 per cent Tn 1912, 1913 and 1914 there were treated successively, in the orig inal instituted 395, ssos and s7s per- sons without single death. Could anything speak more eloquently of this invaluable contribution to mankind which has made it possible to save,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07

With the management of the Mem phis club still open, the fact that six previous managers have failed to pro- duce a winner for the Chick officials looms up as chief factor in the choice of another Since Frisco Lord re- signed his post of manager at the close of last season, the position of man. ager has been a source of wide dis cussion as to who would land the job.
 In former years the Memphis club, as a rule has been woefully weak and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07
FATE OF s. |. A. A. HANGS IN BALANCE,
 SAYS PRES. RIGGS
Officials Will Discuss One Year Rule and Summer Baseball as Most Im-
 portant Questions

Clemson College. s. C., December 6. The one-year rule. which last year threatened to disrupt the association and summer baseball. are the principal questions to be discussed at the meet ing of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic association, to be held in New Orleans December 1o-11, according to announcement made here today by William Riggs, president of the asso- citation.
 '"The fate of the association prob ably hangs on this meeting" President Riggs declared.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07
NICHOLSON WILL
 COACH SEWANEE Will Have Charge of All Athletics Except
 Football

St. Louis. December 6.--John P. Nich- olson, former captain of the track team of the University of Missouri, today signed contract to be director of athletics at the University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn.
 He will have charge of all athletics except football. Last year Nicholson was. coach at Depauw university
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07
MITCHELL. RELEASED
 TO CINCINNATI REDS

Cincinnati, December 6-President Hermann of the Cincinnati Nationals announced tonight that the Denver club had accepted his offer for the re- lease of Pitcher Clarence Mitchell to the Cincinnati club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-12-07
One Of the Mysteries

From the Washington Star.
 "Bliggins says he never reads the newspapers because they always make 1 him angry"
 But If he doesn't read 'em how does he know what to get angry about?"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-03

F"NE"@H'FftHFAAf
Notice e hereby Fixaa b. t1e BoarH 81
Commissioners ~ TIE ity Il Pensacola
ihaf ARE improvements authorized -
Chapter e8s3. Laws - FioTlaa 81 iaoa
and ordinances 81 tha Cisp OF pensacola.
street eradlnw. pavlas ana curhins IN
SPECIAL assessment District No 1000 in.
siaaing Main Stfeei ff1m raiaiay % Ief-
terzom Street. AAs hHen gnn3rieted and
the cost thereos has isvea duip ascertain
ed and appUrttenca hg aaid EoaHd gf
Commissioners 81 accordance with mW
and said ordinances that the said beard
benfinE date Feeraaft sih. taia. O. Fe-
guired ~ law for TIE amount appor-
toned aMainrt, s 4 gsataha b. .he sew
eFal uareels ~ inMa fhfsflng uu0n tsafs
tiens - street "a So neaesHment die
frict that the afneuut 81 assessment 10
certified "a u8yshln ~ aHr tat ~ par
eel % land Is pawaAie as faHioNF The
total amount - cash within fNirtw f808
days after iata % sad earlialsste or.
a. TIE option e. fne owners ~ tha hard
one-sixth is oasa ustiam thfrtg 6efl days
after tire date ~ a1A8 rafiiftata and the
balance tn equal 'nNs8 lsntsffB Fet able
g. 2 a. 4 and HeaFs after tire satp -
said eeFtlacats with interest from Gate
per anuum, "a raHa antaaifv.
n fha owner 81 any kH ~ uascei -
lard uwnn whieh 80 assessment fa nay
able shal nos enplg e tA1 liqafa ~
after the 6afe 81 slid assteE8mssnt ferfsN~
cafe Tor fhN nfiEilege Ff raErneut hs in~
afnilmeufs. - tfNrfsati ami rake aaia
nrss payment - fssHs 3 such megsof
81 payment wHau re iesf anf thn whufe
sum aue shall BE n8ethla 81 snge. end
the lien given ~ aw lar aM 81 tha said
sums. together vita ctssts and attorney Is
fee specified 81 alA At anf tha Crdi~
nanros ~ tire -ttF SIAN become tuinned-
smxeiW fsFNaias slfsi#.
BOARD or ,oMsfH~sioNnRs OF TIE
CITY OF rf1NNAtW3f.A
~ a. &REENHfT
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New York. March 2.--There Vas some
further liquidation Al the opening ~ the
cotton ma rkat today and u was evident
that sentiment MAS afiii very much I'm
eottied owing 20 yesterdays announce
mens ~ the alice blockade on trade with
Germany After opening ~ a decline ~
to 4 points. active months so3d about =
points ret lower In consequence but
Liverpool Waa a buyer here on the decline
while there W8a also some scattered GOV.
efinG and the market soon etsscied with
May and July contracts seliinE or :
points above lsNt Nights closing ngures
during tho early trading
The market was VERY steady during the
middle ~ the afternoon with prices about
Is n - points higher On scattered COW
srirg o. fresh buying b trade and In
Vspsment interests. Business. however.
wnK very quiet
Cotton elnaed arm
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~. q. ~
Tive Oak Camp Ne l. woo6rnan Of the
Weird meets nrst and third Tuesday
aights for general business ana secone
ana fourth TUESDAY Nights for degrees
work. woodman Hail
=, n. DAVIS.
Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN Encambla County Circuit Court.
Stale Of FioriaA. in Chanee9Y. James
Hamilton and carrie Hamilton Ns
Orlando Johnson tieoFRlanm johnson.
u Whiting nYer Emma fager and Lee
fanicif on Saturday che third day %
March. a. ~, 1915. the defendants
Orlando johnson and Georgian JOHN
sou are required 10 appear 90 the 2iA
alea against them herein.
This order % he published omcss 4
week fer four consecutive weeks Cd The
Pensacola Journal. 4 newspaper rub-
lshed in said EScambia County
JAS MacGEBBoN.
Clork Clrcait Court
By TEf0S. JOHNSON, o. 4.
Pensacola. Pa. March ist 1915.
HHnA nutchna gg Az
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Noaiee q hereby given that ths un~
aerEgned. guardian 81 the estate Of
steney Howard Cornelius Howard, Las
ranEo Howard and James Howard.
minors. efii ca the 2ata day of March,
A. To-. 1918. apply 70 the Hon ilenfy
BegiinRaF, County Judge 81 Eseambia
CountX. Fiorida, a. ais office la the
Court Houae Annes. fer authority % aeii
tlse interest 81 the said minors ln the
following described real estate. to-wit.
The west half &c subdivision or quarter
No. one "a that W0rfiou 1T Section fhtr-
81. Township One South. Range Thirty
81 EFT By u. s. survey. and SundlNiriom
No one being the Northern quarter oF
twenty acres ~ eaid Tot Tive hy T. q
survey the Western bali - which lot
No. One. "a ten aeres is hereby convey
ed being the same property conveyed
BY John Norris and wife "a the lith day
20 september. 1ss9, per deed recorded IA
Book Nc s of Deeds al page 22s 81 the
records Of Escambia County. Florida
situate. lying and belng Ia Escambia
countg. Florida
ESTES HOWARD
as6Afeb2foawfW Guardian.
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L0ST-one large black shoe. II found
please return % noston Shoe Shou.
7mh1f
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Sealed proposals Tor furnishing uni4
forms Tor tire Police ana F8Fa depart.
ments ~ she city q Pensacola viii Ia
received ~ the Beard 81 Commissioner
~ TIRE City HaN 20 81 9 eefoet b uf
Manany. March sth. 1915 Proposals. ~
80 addressed 20 G. " EeeaFa. CITY
clerk ard endorsed Proposals fof
EnffeFus
The uniforms for afich proposals are
invited consist 0f HnnruxiwatetV forty
uniforms faF fhe poiirN rlrra rtgasnt ana
fhtftv~fvn uniforms foe thH Fire ne-
EaffFneNt
specifications end biank form ~ uro.
nnsaf mar - obtained - application 81
the CITY Clerk TIE rFhf = reserved
20 re8ers AIRY Or sra Mias II Is award
the mulfsTana for the peiiee newmFtwenf
and FIRE Department % different cous
tractors
ny arasr q me Board q Commission.
era
q w EuuART.
EefenTt City C1erk
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TO SUITCASE.
10 SUB-LEASE :

TO suitcase - Five
room cottage, well fur
throughout, at 90i
North Spring street. Excel
lent location. Cheap TO right
party. Phone 1889 or call 31s
w. Belmont. ameal~
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THE MARKETS


BY ASSOCIATED FitENt.
Savannah. March THE spirits ~
tufpenttne IRIS rket opened and closed
FIRM today az az cents. with sales Of see
casks and receipts ~ al casks. leaving
stocks ~ $3.50 casks.
The roain market opened and closed
firm with sales 81 IS bArrSls. keeetrts
we're 1Sss barrels ans shipments 81 p
gs8 barrels. ieaviug stocks " lT.4iA
barrels Quotations wUre 81 follows.
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ADVISORY STORM
WARNING ORDERED

The weather bureau lat night re-
ceived the following advisory storm
warning from Washington:
~AdsEaory koetheast storm warning
ordersd Texas co&st - y. m. dialaF-
BARGE over Southern Texas. moving
NortheAStT
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statesmen WANTED

AAiKNaa AN~~Capahie speciality man fer
Florida. staple Nme On n@w ard ex~
eeuftHaaf terms NacAucs now Attfae=
tive cosnnsis@iou rantract S7t weekly ter
expenses. Miles y Hfxtff Co. as car
iih Bldg Cleveland. Ohio. 2sfsb
SALESMAN "a sell Nine@ars and elders
NxciQsief - slde line Coed contract
70 right man. Atlantic Vinegar Co.
hichmone. Va 2sfsb
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Grain.

Chicago. March Cash. Wheat
No :. red u Al IL Il 20 a-s No. =
har1 1.49 50 81 y x-8
cern~~No :, yelNw. "a
Rve--Nonnfnal. bari~y. 70 ~ so
Ti-sothy--sso 81 s.sa: clover. i0.se "a
iSse
rors-iss -: lard. s.57s rsha. SIS Al rs.
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Help Wanted-Female.

WRITE MOTION picture plays. $50 -
500 paid. Correspondence course up-
necessary, details free New writers 1913
Victoria bldg. 81 Louis. 1sfeh
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TO TffE PAINTERS rnsaeners. ard
nefiktrNWan Have fuNt received 4
fresh Htnek 0f seed lnc8nainw 9arsl4n
neA eAflf rose bliss trtnniu mma isssh
e#NhifF Se~d potatoes. onian sets beans
Tomatoes ard ztneral Tire 81 seed for
winter ana srfsuR planting We ukrfe
. fNH Maa ~ reuiffs supplies. snrh -
crushed oyster &hnA cha rupaf beef
gfAfts Kfpsind uune. feeds azd remedies
We are aEauss fof the csuhsrs Incus
nsfcfss hFuafefs. e4t. Ferinxefa sach
a. san be bad y r. pabuisson 4 Rra
tslan
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SETTLERS WANTED r. ths Roberts
community, Ceeawgefy and canning
plant 20 lake NoAf Produce Good land
frforrna ffoI Tie rntefta Faranars'
Association. Geo q voorhees, President.
Roberts, Pa fsfsb
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Barometer readings 7 p IA. along
the gulf coast
Brownaviile-7e.ss south. rain.
Corpus Chrlsti--2s.ss. southeast.
clondy.
Gsalveaton-~S9ee. east. rain.
New Orleans--eo.es. nortsnsast. rain.
Mobale-se.I2. southwest. cloudy.
pensacoia,-Se.I2. south. clear.
Tampa--se.os. northwest. cloudy.
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clTY TAX c0LLFrv ,e's pERscNAL
wAx NOTICE.

NotteS fs hereby gwen fhAl ERE Tax
Assessment hcsFa 81 TIE cffv 81 pensa-
cola are n@@ open g. gnH Gffgra FOR tie
raining 1np2ia. 81 Gays after The aafa
81 fNin nosiga wfH - enforced ~ fss2
Ana wals Ns provided hF ave
Dated taA6 e8Fd 1ay IT danuarw. A.
H. 1915
T. e WHITING
Tax Caiisctrx. Eity u Pensacola
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Help Wanted Male

WANTFD@-At ouces NoauE men for mu~
tofnohife business SiR pay We make
gou expert IN ten weeks ~ mail Pay
tm4y Automobile Institute. Los AnFeiea,
Cal 2sfeu
WANTED AT aNCE.-Aif s-iahts. afHes
sawyer and fiier. foreman xl9os or
flee manager 91o8. veneer cutter, s. s9s
sash ard door nans e. salesman. sf8a
also several other high~ciaee openings
We place men 81 ever skilled occupa~
ton around wood working plants % ali
kinds Uef with ~ for future openings
Mack's Little Rock. Ark. 1sfeh
HE a DETECTIVE; earn sBe 20 sf0o
weekly. travel az over the world.
Write Dept IS, United state Detective
4 Adjusting Agency. Railway Exchanse.
81 Louis. No zkseh
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The following report IL furnished
daily FOR The Pensacola Journal - HaF-
rix Allison Co. Cotton Merchants. Pen
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wANTED--To BUY.

" ANTEu@-A second hand wood ard
eeni range. wuss be - goN conditicn
and cheap Phone ses smch
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TOR NAfE@@EwNa foy srtting~-ghorouRh
bred white ortinEtpws ~ cents per
acting Mrs WA howman. sea East
Noreno street esfah
YOUR Fowls need rrafts Poultry Reg
uiAfer nos 60 rfcduce more eTse and
ehaiiA mp your NfanafuW stock TmH8 Ga
~uflnCe 90 prevention HN kiaN arp ieN %
NeuH Ffafte Houu Remedy ffahlsls 81
f0wHerl ~ sure preventive and cure
Sa,a un r4eney back guarantee - Meifen
a Co. eszl z0fsb
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LADY "a wurth ssa sea. wfouia marre
confidential G-fsox ss. League. Toledo.
ohio. zsfeb
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WANTED

WANTED Young varied Woman wonld.
iike 20 heip with atsteewnfk for a
ENht Housekeeping raems Address ~.
Al c.. care Journal 2ueh3t
wANTKiA-~vour goN r1irtlug ana ordsfs
fer En3raxina ~ a. kinds. cmEin~
saraa weAdlnE invtfelions. afe. MAxEe
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flf'W FfANo car ne mat. lgke rew II
tone, souSh Mnf looks ~ smr three e.
rerf piano builders and otss minister's
! 90 Hreea ard yen enf 49, ~ -.
wsek The Clutter Aunie Hsusa fsnes
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIS-. NAY cLuTrEp. gsuaIo sfs East
0eaaaea. phcwe f2aa Ptsno. Tnwory,
AarmenEs SO rrainina q ehiio~en's
xolcea. za&as
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Notice Is hereby given - creditors.
legateeH. distributes. and eiI persons
having claims or demands AGAINST the
estate OF Frank T. MaNes. deceased ~
present the same 10 the undersigned
Within taa 81 years from the first
publication 81 this notice. February
lets. 1915
LOIS KTNGsBERY MAYEs
SEQ Afehf8fst5oawSw Administrators
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION ~ NTFo-vouae LADY de.
sires pesifiun ~ sfenosranhsr 4ms
Some knowledge 81 hrok keepinn Al.
Aeese ~ rare EauruHI efsl
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER. Z
> . eeee@ee~ "a a~A@o

v - - = - " ~ - ~
United States Department. Weather
Enreaa. Charles r. Marvin. chief.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Pensacola. Fla. March :. 1915.
Pensacola Tsmpsrasars Data.
Highest on record for March. s..
degrees
Lowest on record Tor March. IS de-
grees
Day temperatures In March usually
rise % s. degrees
Might temperatures in March usual.
~ fall 90 50 degrees
Hiehes' temperature yesterday. 81
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday, &
degrees
Pensseolss Rainfall Data.
Rainfall for - hours ending a.
~. Yesterday. Q inches
Normal rainfall ZOE the mouth ~
March. s.ae Inches
Total rainfall thla Mafsss 20 i m.
yesterday % Inches
Excess this year 70 February sth.
1fs inches
SMALL CRAFT. sToNa ANc sunn1.
CAM WANNlNfaN
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Notice Il hereby gwen thaf under ard
~ virtue 81 a decree - foreclosure tn
the Circuit Court Of Escafnbla County.
FLORIDA CD cause wherein the SieaFua
lnn, was complainant aed the Crescent
ToWhott a LignteraEe Company. 3 core
Noratlnn was defendant. I shall ssll AZ
public auction 10 tuN highest cash hid-
der before the courthouse door mf Nen~
Eucoia fn Eseau9hia County. Florida. en-
the first Monday Ca April A. ~ 1879.
wlthiu the legal hours 81 sale. TIE foi-
lowing described property. t0-wits BaFwen
forecioEed noN iesetea a. fha waters ~
pcusacoia las ln Escaf at4ia County.
t1orlda Purchaser % pap f0f convey
anem.
W. A. nT4DEFNT. gR
N44 44Fafsfsafa A1ts.sasfaH AFa.stsaa
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Want AID Way"


". OF L.. NO. s6ss.
Kri&hta II Lahnr Assembly No 1885
meets the first Mondav nIsht in each
nenth az the ". q. " Hail. corner 81
Roruana and fsaylen streets. AZ T.se
o'cioek-
y. w. SIMPSON
JOSEPH FFBRo. Master Work rSaan
Rseorsilng seeFatarv tmo
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ron nNNT-1ne shan horse 81 quiet
horne consisting 81 three rooms.
Kitchen ans bath An convenienres Az.
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