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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-11
WEST DECIDES
|. THAT JUDGSHIP
NOT TO LIKING
Attorney General Concludes
10 Remain In Position To
Which He Was Elected
By Oscar A. Jehnson.

Tallahassee. April i0-A change 81
heart has come over Attorney General
n r West vino on Wednesday an
nounred his intention o. resign and
accept The appointment as judge 81 the
First Rdieial circuit
Mr. West this murnlng announced
% the aQyermor tha he viii NOT re-
sign and a q. Campbell az DeFuniak
springs, formerly county solicitor OF
Walton county. was offered the ap-
pointmenf and he has accepted. His
name win be sent 90 the senate Mon
dag morning Tor confirmation
The following statement was ISSUED
~ the governors once shortly before
noon
Attorney General West. after civ
ms the matter further thonRat. has
reached the conclusion inst he VII not
accept the appointment ~ circuit Judge
70 succeed Judge Wolfe. and instead
viii remain Ia the attorney generals
office. Hia latest decision having iart
the tudgeship vacant. Governor Tram
neil today appointed a q Campbell
- DeF'uniak Springs. Is the vacant
luaEeship. mr. Campbell Is said 10 he
an excellent gentleman. lawyer III
extensive ability and splendid ability
lt f understood chat Hr Campbell will
either move % Pensacola or else spend
a large part ~ his time there. go ns "a
give 81 the time necessary 60 the bust
ness of that part ~ the circuit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-11
GARDNER PUTS
A CHALLENGE Up.
TO PRESIDENT.
Representative at a Dinner
Criticizes Policy Of Presi-
dent and Navy Secretary

Washington. April 1o.--Representa-
tive Gardner. o. Massachusetts,, gave
a dinner tonight 10 the reserve army
II the United Sates Eight % the
sixteen reserviatH attended. The pro-
ceedings were intended 90 express
Views - the diners on the condition
Of national defensts
Gardner iu q SPEECH, referred 70 the
recent loss Of submarine PA which
he characterize aH "Eruesome COM
ment on Secretary Daniels policy %
peaceful persuasion and pretense q
Preparedness lie said the loss Or
she Submarine was due 20 Daniels
neglect of our submarines
Gardner said Joint board from the
army and navy visited President VIII
son when there was serious danger 81
international trouble IN the Pacific.
with certain recommendations lie
said. The president Raaped with an-
ger az the e0rontery Of these distin-
gulshed officers ard peremptory for
babe the board 20 meet again. n this
statement 81 denied ! challenge the
president q permit a public inyestiEa-
ton"
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AUSTRIA AsANDoNs IDEA
LANDING FRESH OFFENSIVE

Geneva. April lo.--Austria has aban-
doned THE idea of launching = fresa o.
fenslve against Serbia. says the Tri-
bune. and viii remain strictly on the
defensive IN order % send additional
army corps q the italian frontier. The
paper says d was decided az Vienna
g. sound Russia on the subject OF
peace .erms bat that II r. impossible
90 know what the result has been
The Russians made important cap
lures % artillery and war munitions
ln the recent Carpathian aghtiug. ac-
cordins % Swiss newspapers.
m the county ~ Saros alone they
took two batteries Of 12-lnch NOR
tars four other batteries 81 different
caiibres. twenty quick 0rera. and 700
shells for the twelve-inch Runs
Figures received here purportlng rs
come from the Austrian general star.
place az $4,000 the losses IN the battle
on the Dukla Eperies front
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WOULD PROBE
INTO FAILURES
Of STATE BANKS
Representative Hurtenbach
Introduces a Resolution
In the House.
81 Oscar A. Iohn.on.

Tallahassee. April t0s-Deciarinv
that some Investigation should be
made into the exact cause for the fail
ure ~ several state banks n the state
during fhe pnst year, including one az
Jacksonville. one at Pensacola. one a.
Monticello and another a. Warsaw ard
ether places. Representative Hurien~
bach ~ Escamhia Friday offered a
concurrent resolution providing for tae
appointment % a commission 60 maze
such q probe
:. Representative Hurtenbach's resoiu-
ton. IA part follows:
BE 81 resolved by the house % rep
reacurattvea. the senate concurg1uE
that committee - three members ~
THE house and two members 81 the
senate - appointed hy the speaker of
the house and president ~ the sen
ale, respectively. 20 inquire into the
causes Ter such failures. and that such
committee be authorized 90 send for
such persons and papera necessary 20
making complete Investigation ~ the
failure 20 such gf our state banks a.
tney deem eNpedient and necessary:
AND further that said committee Be-
empowered 60 employ a secretary. aud
Further that such committee shall make
its report 20 the house and senate prior
q the FIRST day of May. A. -. 1915"
INVESTIGATE SCHOOL.
important discussions dealing with
tie future ~ the Industrial school for
Boys at Mariana win take place sat
urdaF when the board ~ governors -
that Institution meet in regular SEES
sion >. e. i.auier - Jacksonville. who
was recently appointed e member ~
the board and who is deeply inter-
csfed IN legislation dealing with the
future welfare 90 delinquent youths.
has been in Tallahassee during the
pest few DAYS IN that connection Tie
ieft here Friday afternoon Tor Mari
anna 81 attend tae meeting
Among other matters coming up viii
hs the question ~ securing an appro
pFiation 90 provide FOR the building ~
d0rmlt0ry 90 take The place 81 the
oue recently burned ABOUT $1,000 far
shat purpose is avallahle from imsa-
rance policies On the building de-
stroyed - FIRE
According g SIR EanIer there are
more taan 8 hundred boys quartered In
ten-room house.. awaiting Cor the
erection e. the new dormitory
q i possible that among Other
things the legislature win order an
Investigation into the responsibility for
the hge which destroyed the d0rnitury
and caused the death - eight or nine
20 the boys Representative Bin Ma
poles. = Walton county. announced On
the Ao0r ~ fhe house the other day
thag ne was 10 favor ~ such a. IN
festiEhtion and may urge the appoint
mHnt - s committee % conduct same
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REASON FOR PERSISTENT
REPORTS ABOUT PEACE

Milan. April ia special dispatch
from Petrograd says the insistent re-
rorts heard in the Russian capital %
negotiations Tor separate peace with
Austria are based on the superstition
that G1laCia and probably some other
territory would be exchanged with
Russia for guarantees ~ the preserya-
ton of Austrian integrity in the Tran
sylvaniau provinces Sentiment Of a
separate peace with Austria Is said 60
be increasing 81 Russia.
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sRrTlsH CASUALTY LIST

London. April re- Another British
casualty list issued today shows 28s
additional iosses. % the total sos
we're killed and the athtfs wounded
These losses were due largely % the
hgblinK last month 81 Neuve Chap
pelie Today's list brings up me total
casualties this week 60 6828 OF which
T3A were killed
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POLICE or ITALY WILL
STOP THE MASS MEETINGS

Rome April to-Both the parties
which favor italy's Intervention IN the
war and those which favor nsutraIlty
have made propositions e. hold mass
meetings sunday throughout tae eoun-
try. bat the police have forbidden such
gatherings Leaders ln both move
ments however insist that the meet
ings viii be held either privately or
IN public squares The authorities al
ready are arranging police and mili-
tary measures % prevent disorders
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WILL INVESTIGATE Ala.
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

Monteomerg Ala ArrH no The
state legislative investigation commit
tee today ordered an investigation %
thc accounts and All features ~ the
state department 90 agriculture Three
weeks g expected O. re necessary 20
complete this examination ~ state
public accounts examiner and the
committee has ordered recess for
that length q time Witnesses Ga sup
port 81 the state health officers de-
pertinent we're heard today
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VET. FIREMEN
TO GIVE PICNIC
MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT.
DATE SELECTED AND COMMIT.
TEES APPOINTED

The Veteran Firemen's association
viii hold their annual picnic this year
at Palmetto Beach en- Wednesday.
May str
- meeSiaE 81 the association last
n8ght committees were appoiuted 60
arrange for the picnic n was also
decided that the parade Would be dis
continued for this year. ane pro-
cram ~ sports Is heinE arranged and
the dancing pavilion viii be put r the
best of condition for daneinw
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Regional Bank 5
Reserve Shoes
Good Condition
~ AssocIArrn -

Richmond Va. April ie-The Rich
niona reNional reserve bank dis
counts in this week ending April 2
amounted q ssss507l reducing is
gold reserve rs IS per cent This
makes the banks total loans and dis
counts now outstanding 81 s0s $50 q.
and bank officers report a RISING tide
IL confidence In this region that should
show an even better record next week.
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FOREST FIRES RAGING.

Lexington. Ky April 1e- Reports
from Pulaski and McCrearv counties.
in southeastern Kentucky SAY the for
est nres which started there yesterday
eth are unchecked and that fhe rlfi-
xena 81 whitley and Bauer are work
ms in relays to keep The fires from
invading these two towns Reports
also reached here today that forest
fires had started IN Pilge county.
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Sermon
Response. Praise ys the Father.
Gounad.
unertory. But the Lord II Mindful
81 His 0wn.' from TIE oratorio 81
Paul Mendelssohn. Mrs. J.. r. Pavey.
Presentation. Holy Offerings Red
head
'Reces'l hymn, Angels Roll the Rock
Away" paEe it6
postiude loreanl
Fvensonw and sermon. a. 40 y m.
BAPTIST.
First Rsptist Churoh--North Pala-
fox street. Just above 7 M. G. A.
sandaya
30 a m sunday school, BarsA
and Phllathea Visitors cordially vel
come
~ e. N. PreschinR ~ the pastor.
Eugene r. Pendl-ton. m NJ. yolun-
teer nurses viii care for babies while
mothers worship.
T.a0 3. M rreaching by the pastor.
Informal song service.
On the first Sunday each month the
Memorial supper - observed Of eisvea
o'clock service.
on the second sunday In each quar-
after preaching
n. Y. p. u. every Sunday AZ 6 80
p. ma
Week Days
Mondays a m Woman's meet
lnEs Aid and Missionary alternately,
;E basement rooms p church
Wednesdays a. $50 p m Md
eeek services Conducted by las mem
hers ~ tho church Visitors cordially
invited.
Opportunity eiven az nearly every
service on SUNDAYS FOR uniting with
the church. Baptlsm~ SITTER night
services az frequent intervals
Mothers are welcomed with their
children. Infants receive the beat 81
care while tic mothers are rs church.
east HiH Baptist Church,. r.
Rise pastor. Residence f7i1 Fasi
Gadsdeu street church On Thirteenth
avenue an8 Gadsdeu street
sunday school 20 m
Preaching H8 j. n and q m. "a
first aud third SUNDAYS iu each month
d. III " H. =. M. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday 40 y m
B Vi. Il L. o. m
West Hill aantjss churoh--E. r
Rice. pastor. Preaching every second
and fourth Sundays 81 .. N. and 7.3t
PRAYER meeting Thursday. $50 .. N
sunday scnooI ! ~
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian Church--Eas
Chase stree Dr. 4. :. Moffstt. pas-
I ter
/ sunday 20 II. sabbath school
M A. m preaching IS pastor
/ $50 ? q prearh.nE ~ asior
Z "Wednesday. $50 3. m prayer meet
. ing
{ Knax Presbyterian Church, Ger. f3st
aysnus ard Elount street.
sunday school ne $50
{ Preaching at li M rs Rev Dr
Z Weeks
I Christian Eadeayor AZ 3 IS.
/ Prayer meeting Wednesday AZ 80 .
+ M an winter
METHODIST.
Cirst Methodist Church, Wright
street. between Faiafox and Guile.
I marde. Rev a. H Holt. pastor Res.
ideuce. 1905 North Baylcu Phone,
1883.
sunday school $50 = m. y A
y Avaut superintendent . " Audrews
! assistant superintendent All depart,
ments well organized
VI PreacllnE ~ Il a. ~. and s g. N.
u Epu1rth League. us 3. m
Z Prayer service Wednesday evening
Il s O'Clock Al are cordially invited 4
attend these services Come with
prayer Tor special hleasinE. strahReri
Z welcome
oadsdsn Street Methodist Church
+. Southeast corner ninth avenue ant
Z Cadadsn street Rev j. A. Peterson
Z pastor
ler, supt Herbert Richards assist
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PURE FOOD TAGS VALUED
AT s2150o0 ARE DESTROYED

Montgomery ga April ia pre-
meditated ere was staged ~ the Ala
hama state capitol today. Pure food
taRs bearing a face value - t2a6 000
were destroyed These tags would
have lasted Thousand wears snd we're
purchased ~ Forrner Clerk &. H. RIM
inEsley ~ tha state food department
HlMnaalev Ia now a fugitive. being
sought on warrant charging him
with the appropriation Of SIT .oo0
~ state funds.
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DISCRIMINATION CLAIMED.

WASHINGTON April 10 The Chamber
- Commerce ct johnson CITY. Tenn.
today complained 60 the Interstate
coumerce commission that rates 90
that point from Cincinnati. plttsburE,
Cleveland and other points are exres-
siwe and discriminatory compared with
the rates from re same points 70 Brls-
tot. We
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viii occunpy the pulpit nc the First
Christian church. East Gadsdcu street
and seventh avenue both morning and
evening The subject for bis morning
sermon o. "our plea and Its Prac-
tce." and for the evening God
Super-man" A cordial welcome awaits
al who viii attend. TIE special music
Tor the day Is a. follows
Morning service
voluntary. "sehlummerlis "a" tschu-
mannl. Mrs. Chas n. Mitchell
Anthem. Nv soul BE on Thy Guard
CSchneckerl. chorus choir
Evening service
Voluntary "Nocturne, 0p Sc, so J.
tChopInl. AIRS Mitchell
Anthem. "Hark. the strain tHaldenl
choir Mrs Van Ausdal. snloist
Omertory solo, Consider and Hear
Ne" tWoolerl, Dr. Mitchell
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PETITION DENIED

Chicago. April to.-Federai Judge
Carpenter today denied q petition Tor
an Injunction 60 prevent the annual
meeting of the Chicago Rock Island
Pacific Railroad from being held
Monday The petition was Sled b.
minority stockholders Who asserted
they had been hindered IN attempts 10
Eain proxies
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THREE MAsTED SCHOONER
GOES ASHORE AND WRECKED

New York. April 1t-Taa taree
masted schooner florE A Kimbali
which sailed from Morgan city. La
March go wtth iamber Cor New York
went ashore on Barne-at Bar on the
New JERSEY coast today seven at her
crew were brouubt ashore in the surf
boat 10 fbe Harnegat caust guard sta
ton The schooner az go early hour
was hard aground
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ant. All departments. organized class.
music lead BY one Of the classes with
orchestra, accompanying. Miss Lula
Thames. pianist
$50 a. m.-Sunday school; AT de-
partments: organized classes: Prof.
VIM. Tyler. superintendent: Herbert
Richards assistant Good teachers
Foil classes Music by class and or
chestra.
ti:0o q m Regular services. con-
Quoted ~ pastor. Subject Of sermon.
The Risen life"
$50 D. m.-Service OF the Senior Fp-
worth League. Special program. All
the Young people OF the church espe-
cinlly invited.
5.3o p. Regular service. conduct
cd by pastor. Subject of sermon, ~The
Conditions 81 a Revival
The public is cordially invited 20
attend these services. A warm well
come awaits all The pastor hopes 20
see every member ~ the church pres
ent II possible. The services and the
subjects for discussion will DO yon
good. let not one stay away.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
Lutheran churoh--22 West Wright
street, r. w Reinhardt. pastor
Sunday school. a m.
English service. 10: 80 and 1880 4. m.
Church meeting after close OF eve
ming service.
Psnsaeola City Mlsslsn-J. r. De.
Barbeieben. Pastor. residence 500 ~
Hayne Phone 1901.
West Hill chureh-Corner r. and
i.aRua street
4 r. DeBardelshsn. paStor Resi-
dsncs SEQ Hayne Telepnons. 1891.
West Hin Church.
sunday school. s:ts. J. s. Bowman
gspt
Junior League. So
senior League. 7.eo Sunday eve.
/ ninKs
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
I nInEE. 930.
Preaching n q. m. each sunday.
eleventh Avenue Church.
sunday school. ie:e0 q IN sacs
Y sunday 3 r Johnson. supt.
PRAYER meeting. Thursday evenings
\ 50 O'Clock
Y Preaching every sunday evenln,
except the third a. T.s6.
Navy Yard Church.
sunday school. sunday mornings a
I 1900 o'clock. W. r. wootcrs. supt.
Preaching every third sunday eve
ming az 318
Myrtle Grove Church.
Sunday school. sunday afternoon
/ At SO
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
/ ninEs a 5s9.
4 g...gK. . a.. - - s..
afternoons a. 3. % o'clock.
Al are cordially invited % atten.
any and al o. these services.
uNIvERsALIsT.
First Unlversallss Church Eas
I Chase street
sunday school at a. m. ever
sunday
Young Peoples Christian Union sv
cry sunday morning At 10 o'clock.
al are cordially Invited 10 attend
CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
First Church 81 Christ, Scientist
/ Universaiist church building, A. Eas
Chase street
Services sunday. II a m. wsdnes
Gay. b. ~.
Public reading room i opsq aali,
v. w. c. k--So. East Bslrnon
street open daily from q. m. urti
10 q m Miss Anna % orr. genera
/ sscr@Gary Phone sa5
n. "A. 6. A.-Paiatox and Belmon
streets
oFsen daily from > so a. IN. 20 1910
. m. Sundays 500 60 8 90 y. m.
cordial invitation 20 strangers is en-
tended
CHRISTIAN.
First Christian Churen--C-orner Fas
Gadsden street and seventh svenus
Sunday school. sstE a m. Jaa n
Perkins gafp@rintenaeuf
NORWEGIAN sEAMENs CHURCH
Ner~srian seswsm's Missfer
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WILL PRAY FOR PEACE
DURING MONTH o. NAY

Rome April 1o-Pope Benedict is-
sued To-day decree Tor tae recital ~
prayers fur reace 10 Roman Catholic
churches over the world during the
month 60 NAV The prayers we're
sampaaed as the pope.
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chureh-soush P~isfox ana Fine
streets.
Services. Sunday raernins az is.ss
BY Rev A. KisllAnd
ORTHODOX.
0reek Orthodox Churoh-~Cornsr Of
Wright and Rsus sirseta. opsn SER
vices every sunday az o. m.
THE MISSION.
strssss Rev. Frank ". Roberts,. super
lintsndent
PrsachinE at T.sa, BY Rev. ". n.
Roberts. Mgr. also tail services az 10
m. Come Thou with us"
BARAcA UNION.
The following churches are rspre-
scented IN the Bsraea Union. and have
class ssssion every Sunday morning
81 so q. m.
first Methodist. East wright street,
J. a. kirkpatrick, teacher.
First Baptist churef. North Palafex
street. VIM. r. FOR. tsacher.
All young men are cordially invftsa
90 attend one Of thsae services.
THE SALVATION ARMY.
The Salvation Army HalI--Eass FAR
ragossa street.
Sunday school az Salvation Array
Hail. south Of public square ~ a:so
.. m. VIM. r. FcG teacher 81 Bible
class.
/ CNUNCH OF CHNtHFs
Church o. chriss--t'ornsr Of AleaaIs
and East Jackson ssrests Rev. W. !.
Reevs
Services az fellows;
e:ss q m--pghls scAooI.
| ie:ss O. singing BY ths enffdr~n.
81 a. m.--Preacfins
All are given a coriiai invitsttsA
CoLORED cHuRCHEe.
Antioch Bsptlss Church, csIs~@e-~
Today Sunday an fellows;
sunday school az $50 q. IN.
Ne. Morlsh a. "A. O.. xlen Chur~A-~
Corner Gregory and y. stresta
Sunday school ct s.te O. m
Christian Endeavor rnsstinx nc Use
.. m.
Preaching az II 9. m. ana y. 90.
every sunday.
Rev. a. W. HesIi. pastsxt Asren
Brown. superintendent.
o.. Paul Misslsnsry nspsiss chspeh
west Wright and "a streets. Rev.
,. 9. Ducke, pastor.
Sunday school. sac O. m.
Preaching az II n m ana .. IN
Epworth League. y. m
1 Class meeting Tuesday evening. vsss.
/ Episcopal church. ssvifis gquare--
Rev w. X. Marshall rector. Nora
lng service II o'clock. sunday soheel
10 o'clock.
Me- Zion Baptist Ciuroh-cor. cf
Jackson and Aleanix streets. Faster
Rev. r. J. Jackson. A. NJ. Residence
sig Esst Jackson streat
Divine services as follower
sabbath schools:7 o a. m
Morning service. n q. m.
~ ". r. y. p. m.
a Evening services p M.
Tuesday evenings Home Mission
training course.
Thursday, prayer services. .. m.
/ -
Come on. come at Stranger,
made welcome
4 Hoossrs Chapel. a. NJ. q. z. chSreh
colored-Haynss and MAXWELL streets.
Services every sunday.
sunday school. a. III, L. l. FerGu.
son. superintendent.
Preaching AZ II .. m, and T:ss
p. m.
Christian Endsavor s ,. m. 4. A. I.
Hawkins. president; Rev. A. shinn.
pastor.
81. Paul N. q. chsreh-cornsr of
Gadsdsn ard Rsus strests. Rev. 8. e.
TUESDAY. ! !. m.-Holy communion.
1890 a m.---Sunday school.
ffsi6 a ms~-PreachinH.
1880 p. m.-preaching
Tuesday evening. 7:so - Prayer
FRIDAY evening. 7'to-choir re-
hesrsaL
The c. N. e. Churcw--corner Rans
and Wright streets.
sunday school. 30 a. IA.
sunday morning service. II o'ciock.
sunday night service, IL 30 O'Clock
Prayer meeting and class meeting
on Wednesday night. Tao o'clock
Luther Stewart. pastor -
LUTHER STEWART, Faster.
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CATHOLIC

day scnooL az $3.50 Christian En-
deaE0r meefine. as e.45.
CATHOLIC.
Sc. Mishasrs Chureh-rntH further
notice the following will be the order
o. services on SUNDAY.
Z o. Mass.
900 a m.-ChHdrona Mass
10 90 a. m Mass and sermon.
~ baptism.
Sacred Heart Church--Cur JACKSON
ard Ninth Ave. Rev. i nthpr Kennedy,
pastor Prof Henry seel. ogganisJ
sunday services
a. m.--I.ow Mass
9s9e a m.-Hi9h Mass. followed by
sunday school
8 b. an Bapflsms.
S p. IN Rosary and Rensa.ction 81
Blessed Sacrament
Confessions saturdays snd syes u
fcaatn. 81 ~.
~. Jessph's chursh--Order 81 SER
ices ID 81 Josephr church
sundays 7 = m Tow Mass and
instruction.
ga. m.--sunaay school
10 a m Hlgh Mass and Instruc-
m-Ve~per. Rosary and Rene-
aietion ~ the Blessed Sacrament
Week days. noly Mass = offered ~
z o'clock =. ~. and k;fh a. M me
Hnly Hour u Alteration 81 &c Blessed
sacrament Thursday evenings from
C.n+ersiorx. saturday from Z 70 Z
o -. an3 from z 70 p n. Also TIE
evenings before Holy Days ~ OhN-
gati0n ana the fret Friday of every
Raptisms. by appointment
a. WHase
Thomas a Massey
EPISCOPAL.
csr,st Chureh-Coruer Palafox and
wright streets
FIRST sunday after Easter.
Holy Communion. Z 80 g. n
SUNDAY school. 8s2o a. ~
Morn Ena PRAYER and sermon. i3 a.. m
Evening prayer. s D. m.
saint Katherine's Chureh--CorneF
az rervantea and Corr streets
SIR J. " Dorr. superintendent oi
sunday school
flrst SUNDAY after Easter.
uolp Eucharist a. IN.
SUNDAY school 9 2e ~
Morning prayer and sermon, r. e. NJ
ExensonR and sermon. $50 b. "a.
Rev. 4 & = smythe. rector.
SIR. j. IS. Dorr superintendent sun
DAY school
Airs r. C Bays. orEnnlst and choir
director for the III a. ~ service.
order of 81 e. "a. service foiowH
Prelude (aruanl
Proc hymn. Jesus Christ II Risen
Today
christ our Passover. Chapplr
Gloria patri Anon 25 - hook
re peam kalrschmer
JueIate. Deo. Sulil San
Hymn lie g. Risen PAGE IT,
flynn. Come &c Faithful. page
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-11
MR.. NORTHCUT
WILL PREACH
HE WILL OCCUPY TIE PULPIT At
The FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
eoTa MORNING AND EVENING.

Rev @ IS. Nerthcut win occupy the
pulpit AZ First Methodist church to-
day both morning and evening ser
vice Everyone Is invited 20 attend
these services at eleven :. b and
seven-thrty 5. n Sunday school 3 30
y A Avant superintendent An de
parameHts vel organized.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev ~ b Holden. the new pastor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-11

There viii bee mp service at the Knox
Presbyterian church this morning a.
~ O'Clock. The congregation having
been invited 10 commune with that
90 the First Presbyterian church. sun
day school. at $3.50 Christian F.n-
dsaK0r meefinr. at e.45.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-11

First Christian Churen--Cornsr Fast
Cadssen street and seventh avenue
Sunday school. s.tE a m. Jas =.
Perkins superintendent
NORWEGIAN sEAMEN's CHURCH.
Ner~seisn seswsm's Mimsfen