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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-29

A breach of promise case is on
trial in Windham county court and
the evidence as published sustains
the suggestion made in these col
umns that breach of promise and
alienation of affections ought to be
done away with as causes Of court
action. Love that has to be sued for
or that is valued in dollars is not of
any great value, while most of the
cases are either maudlin or nauseat
ing in detail and sometimes demon
alizing in suggestion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-29
A man may sit and dream

that he has 4 million dollars, but he
can't win it to his widow. His life
insurance policy is sure enough
good will" and his widow can live
on it. National Life ms. Co., of VT
(Mutual) Earle S. Kinsley, General
Agent, Mead Building, Rutland, VT.
ADV
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-29

The rise in the price of furs will
add to the income of many Vermont
men and boys. Many people do not
realize it but Vermont probably furn-
ishes furs each year to the value of
not less than $4,000 More than
half of this comes from the humble
skunk while the rest is from the
backs of nearly score of fur.bearing
animals
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-29

The newest campaign OF the
European war offers a slight relief to
the newspaper writer's. Some OF the
Serbian and Bulgarian names are bad
enough, but, after all, Dun. Save.
Brave, Skit, Nish, Sofia and Betz and
oven Askub and Burnu are not so
back-breaking as the Polish and Rus
oian monstrosities in the way OF
names.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-29
WHITMAN TO VOTE FOR suFFs
Also Pledges His Ballot to the New
Constitution

Albany, Oct 27--Goy. Whitman re-
peated his determination tonight to
vote for the proposed Constitution and
for the woman suffrage amendment.
He viii vote in New York where he
is to go Monday.
Tomorrow the governor is schedul-
ed to preside at the unveiling of D.
A, r. monument erected at White
Plains 1879 years ago. He is to spend
Friday and Saturday in New York
returning to Albany Sunday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-29
All subscriptions payable In advance.
FRANK E. HOWE, Editor and Pub
Friday, October 20, 1915.

Seventy-two years ago. snow fell in
Marshfield during October to a depth
of two feet. History so far has not
repeated the stunt.-Rutland Herald.
Twenty-nine years ago on the 18th
day of October snow fell to depth
of fifteen inches in some sections of
Windham county.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-10-29

On this equal suffrage business
The News position is that of ben
eyolent neutral '-Rutland News.
This won't go. Armed neutrality
is the only thing that will save you
from humiliating defeat or seryile
surrender.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
aPerlI. q pauIinsr caneludsd.

With the twentieth episode OF The
Periis OF Pauline" which viii be shown
az the Bonita today, one OF the most
thrilling and interesting serials win
come 90 a close. Thousands have en-
ioyed this hne feature and have ad-
mired the daring Of Miss Pearl White
SIS Pauline" who dozens of times
Was in actual peril when the picture
VAS taken ia order to supply the neces-
sary thrills. Many viii regret 70 see
Pauline" disappear from the screen.
Besides this episode a two-reel Vita
graph feature, "Roseiyn." with Naomi
childers as -Roseiyn." will be shown
a the Bonita, also a Vitagrnph COM
edy. The Girl at Nolan's"
Tomorrow the Bonita Offers a Para.
mount production. featuring Adele
Harrington In THE Country Mouse"
Great interest Is manifested IN the
production Of The Nightingale" with
Ethel barrymore 70 be presented 10
the Bonita patrons next Tuesday. and
The Chocolate Soldier 70 be shown
next Wednesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
RECEIVER SUES
STOCKHOLDERS
FIRST NATIONAL
TEST SUITS BROUGHT AGAINST
LADIES. WHO HELD STOCK AND
THEY WILL Sc HEARD IN the
UNITED STATES COURT.

Receiver W. n. Milton. through his
attorneys. Watson A. Pasco. has fled
suits In the United States court 20
recover assessment on First National
bank stock holding I'm the name 20
various married women at the time OF
the failure of the bank.
Very interesting questions have been
raised as 20 the liability Of a married
women for an assessment on bank
stock under the laws OF this state.
Practically all parties interested are OF
course willing and prepared 20 pay.
providing their liabilities be iudicially
determined.
Under the laws OF the state OF Flor
ida a married woman cannot sue or
be sued nor contract or be contracted
with and the various parties through
their attorneys contend that there is
no liability. In al cases where suits
sre brought against a married woman
L Is necessary 10 join her husband In
said suit.
The suits and the amounts are as
follows.
Dora Sullivan and j. ]. sullivan.
$1,000. A. Y. Dunwoody. Sc. 500: Mrs
=. : Dunwody and Bryan Dunwody,
S50e0; Mary KeyHer and W. :. Keyser
$500; T ". Brent. $4,000. Monroe J.
Eikan. si.b0o. Lottie A. Eitzen and
Gus Eitzen. s2.50o: Ellie c. Muldon
and James N. Muldon. ss.50o Clara
=. Taylor and J. +. Taylor, $500.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27

Good Music Is the most talked of
subject ia Pensacola today Electrically
speaking. moving pictures and good
music appeals 90 the most refined
tastes IN ali lines q art The Isis
has been preparing for some days ~
give Mr.. GrefY a great reception upon
his arrivsi Ia Pensacola next sunday.
March -, from the Crescent City. New
Orleans. with full and complete
equipment ~ TIE very latest instru-
ments and effects.
ar. Gre1 "a known 60 the music
loving people IN many states n the
Union and hts services are IN great
demand He comes 70 the isis Theatre
with the reputation Of being the finest
trap drummer and affect artist In ths
country.
lie brings along with him a very
complete. modern up-t0-date equip
ment costing approximately In round
figures SO. coo, These instruments
comprise AL the latest effects used for
orinEi out all the details % the pic
tures a. they appear upon TIE screen.
The effect Mr. Grem VIII put into
the hiEh- class program. which an PEN
sacolians are familiar with ~The Isis
Program.r will tend 70 entertain the
patrons even more etfectually than
heretofore
silver Bells. NyIaphonea. Ty7npho.
nies. Cymbala. Electric Belle Triangle
Trap and Bass Drum. have arrived "a
Be- used BY Mr. Greff Ia his coming
engagement a tie Isls Theatre.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
Doctor D'Alemberte has
his office &c 306-307-
30S American National Bank
Building. Phone l47.
INTERMEDIATES
TO PLAY TODAY

The last games in the Y. NJ q. A.
intermediate basketball league viii be
played this afternoon at 3 ISIS The sea-
son closes with the Tales playing the
Harvarda and the sunzhinos playing
the cornells. The Yale team nov leads
the league with the Sunahines a close
second.
The games Ga tAls half have always
been very interesting and The last few
games have been 50 closely and hard
gought that 3 record breaking crowd Is
expected. Both games viii be watched
with the greatest interest 80 they both
vii figure In deciding the seasons
champions. By winning their game
the 1alea viii cinca the champion
ship. bur Il the lIaryards beat them
out. the sunshlnes viii have q possible
chance % tie the leaders. OF course
the Sunshines win have % win their
game from the Corneiis. whlch . mucA
doubted 81 = great many Cornell rot
ers
The on8clals a the game VIII be
Measrs. James Perkins and Toby Hers
kovitz
4 Basketball BANQUET Is being plan
ned ~ the leaEue members.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
FEDERAL JUDGE
NAMES NEElEY
DISTRICT ATTY.
JUDGE SHEPPARD MAKES Sc.
LECTION. OWING TO The FACT
THAT BUSINESS REQUIRED a
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

Exercises the authority in him vest
Cd Judge sheppard % TIE United
states court has appointed John Nee
icy a. district attorney and the latter
has entered upon bis duties Court has
been IN session IN Gainesville and In
dictments returned BY the grand Jury
which necessitated the signature OF the
district attorney and for this reason
The appointment vas made The fol
lowing special tells % the appoint
ment.
Judge Sheppard has appointed Hon.
John L. Nesley Of Tallahassee 10 sue
coed z. e. Love. who recently resigned
the district attorneyship 70 take IN
the duties of circuit tudgeshia Mr.
Neeley came here Monday night. and
has already entered upon his du,lea
The appointment ~ Judge Sheppard
was made pending anticipated action
~ the Washington administration"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27

The Isis Theatre today presents an
unusually good ave-reel program
Uncle John 10 an intensely human
drama. with VIM. Garwood. Violet
Merscreau. and Etienne Girardot IN
two parts IN an extraordinary story q
the gutter
Old John waIdron. many times a
millionaire. has no patience with char
ity work He quarrels with hla only
son Tor taking up the work. resulting
IN the son leaving home. and taking
apartments IN one u the tenement
houses owed ~ his father. While he
is doing charity work and living among
poverty he meets . young SRI who has
very artistic taste for painting pic
lures. Old Man waldron's son pur-
chasea these pictures through a friend.
The girl lives across the hall from
Horace and he seeing her constantly
falls IN love with her.
Old John waldron's heart softens
and he decides 20 make \ visit 10 the
tenement and see for himself what
HE son g doing He climbs the stairs
- the tenement and a. he returns he
slips and hurts his ankle lie ia as
sisted 70 q room ~ three children who
are setting their living By selling
newspapers. The old man decides e
stay 4 few days and discovers that his
son is IN love with the little Stun
artist
old Waidron learns ali about the
girl and then his hard heart softsns
towards HE son and they become
united once more.
A Change IN Lovers Is a high-class
l. ko Comedy with Hank Mann. Ger
trude selby and Reggie Woods hand
Ing out their real comedy a. II Il vas
part % their very being
The Mysterious SeighboT is present
ed ~ the American F1lm Co. featur-
ing such dramatic artists as Winifred
Greenwood and ia Coxen for thrills
and Intensity the Mysterious Neigh
bour - a picture that viii hold the
most critical spelibound
The balance Of the program Il IN the
nature q = Romic Comedy" entitled
Caught BY the Handle Fay Tincher
the favorite comedian. taking the lead
Ing role
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
AMERICAN STEAMER
REPORTS SUBMARINES

New York, Msrcn xg.-omcers %
the American steamer Santiago IN
today rom Copenhagen say their vea-
sci was closely scrutinized on the way
over hy two German submarines which
appeared Unexpectedly near the shet.
land islands a. dayhreak % March IL.
TIE submarines, according 20 the
ships officers. appeared on the surface
simultaneously. one On each side q
the Santiago. less than half mile
away They made no signal 20 the
steamer bat dived again after a min
Ute or two and were seen no more.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
FREE MOVIES
THIS MORNING
RED CROSS WILL FLASH SCENES
At The BoNiTA-LEeTuRE AT
c. y. or a. HALL TONIGHT.

Pre- movies win be seen ~ the
Bonita this morning from 1880 70
1885 o'clccx. The public 10 cordially
invited. Mr.. Lon9fellow in charge az
the Red Cross work viii have charge
q the exhibition. which win consist
q life saving scenes. first aid methods.
etc, and the public Ia cordially invited
The Camp Fire Girls Sea Scouts and
Boy Scouts will march down and at
tend the lecture and see the movies.
Tonight az the G. X Of A hall a leo
tura win be held and the views again
shown, as well ss a lecture delivered by
SIT. Longfeliow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
LARGE NUMBER
HEAR SERMONA At
SACRED HEART
CONGREGATION LAST NIGHT WAS
THE LARGEST EVER TO GATHER
AT THAT CHURCH.

The largest congregation which ever
sathered in the sacred Heart church
crowded that edlaee last night 70 hear
Father clark % thc Dominican order
deliver q sermon OF "D,sath." Every
seat was occupied ami ths aisles
crowded with hearers
The sermon was al exceptionally
strong one ard Father Clara. in his
eloquent manner. Impressed Ms hear
ers who followed him closely through
ont his discourse h vas one or the
uesf and strongest sea-mDna delivered
during the mission
IN order that an may hear the clos
Ing sermon sunday two special services
viii be conducted. At s.aa O'Clock n
the afternoon the service wiz be Tor
the ladieH. while at 7.3o o'clock TT the
evening tire service rili Be Tor men
only and al are invited u BE- present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27

New Orleans. March 26-cottan again
to-day broke into new high ground FOR
the season on buying wave caused
~ Peace tax and cold weather over the
cotton region. soen after the opening.
prices went % q points over yester-
days close. the advance putting the Or-
teber option 70 within s points ~ ire
% cert marx
a burst % selling came after Il usas
reported TIRE secretary % Agriculture
had made a statement that there were
no tndications ~ a rodust&on IA cotton
acreage and by the middle - the mora
ira prices we're g 10 81 points down
from the TOT 60 90 points under yes
tsrdag's cioHe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
HUNTER BROWN
OPERATED UPON
PROMINENT CITIZEN SUFFERS AN
ATTACK or APPENDICITIS AND
HIS CONDITION 10 sgRlous.

r. Hunter Brown. who suffered an
attack o. appendicitis Friday, waa op-
Grated upon yesterday Afternoon by
Drz. Kennedy and Payne and mdv1c~~
from the home of W. p. Wright Last
night. where Mr. Brown 10 IN. were ~
the erect taat he was resting easily
although MS condition IL conssdersd
very serious
The operation q was STATED had he~r
successful. - far as could be- anrer.
tanned, but Mr- Brown wssI in a very
serious condition wha@ eseratsa upen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, March as-Cotton sFsos
firm, good middiinE So middiinE 4s.
low mfdaiing SIC sales 1909 bales z
800 fer speculation and export Re
eeipts 5000 bales. Futures easy MAJ.
June SIS. june July sea. Julv- Angus
8#s IL. October November So a-s
Januarv- ehraiarw BTf
weekly eCttun statistics
Tata3 forwarded 90 mills a. % balem
81 which g3.eaa bales we're American.
stock i,fs1.ebo bales. American -
Isl coo
frcports $4,000 bales. Auertoan iaf.
Expoyts is.sp1 bales.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
New York Cotton

New York, Mareh 2s.-Cotton futures
opened 90 q decline Of ] 20 3 points
s..s ~ ssulpatny with disappointing
Liverpool cables bat very oufrkfv finn |.
20 up On renewal % yesterday huv-
RS movement Active months 500 4
70 ~ points net higher within the sirst
high records for the aea4on ar,8 ..i.h
dAiN contracts selling az 10 cents ar
nearly ti8 per bale above the iou level
OF last December There vas hsavV
rea.iHink q these prices and reactions
~ or 9 points follow %
Cotton closed steady
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
MARITIME.


Arrived.
Ravenshoe Rr ~ gS5o Hodges. Al
Eiers. Tor bunker coal
Cleared
Dan s. Erik IN. Christensen. for
CopcnhaEen, with 1855 casks Ca.s5a
tonsl on cake. valued az f7e710. 500
tons coal. valued a. st62s
Dan IS Rrynhlld. Hans. for svend-
borg. with a&.s30 sacks ts.o7a tans)
oli cake valued a. $3.50. fgl tons
coal valued ST se9s
pr sch Albert 70. Mills Bar house.
Havana, with Sag.0oo II lumber. val
uod NJ s5.os4s6
Br - Ravenvhne. Hodge. f0r Cal
weston. with sTa tens coal. valued a
sas6.a6.
Or sen zsta. Rsmby for Mobile Is
ballast
Sailed
Oar a. Erik IT. Cor Copenharan.
pr e. Eavenshoe. Tor Galveston.
Hr SD Zeta. Tor Mobile
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
Grain and Provlsions-

ChieaFo, March ~ Wheat No rod
lalnl-2. No. hard nominal Corn
No. yellow e lie Rye-No. 2 f1k1-2
BARLEY tiWfH. HAY Timothy. aom
Pork 10. lard a.a2. ribs sfaao.6a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
THE MARKETS
Naval Stores Market.


Savannah. March - The spirits q
turpentins market opened ard eiossi
firm today at ~ lie centa with saies
81 SO casks. Receipts were % casks
81 2a.2ST caskn
The romin market opened and closed
firm with sales Of ia8 barrels re-
eeipts were ssB barrels and shipments
N lsT barrels, leaving stocks a. Ill
Sc barrels. Quotations we're as FOL I.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
cALOMEL SALIVATES

Caiomel makes sou sick and YOU lose
days work Calomel Is a nasty. dan
xeFous chemical To liven your slug
xish liver and bowels when conati 5
patod. headaohy, bilious Just get a
t0-ceut box q harmless Cascarets
They work while YOU sleep. s3on't grippe.
sacksn a. @alivata. tAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
HOW 70 Improve YouR plcEs.
Tf0N

digestion take q few doses ~ Cham
heriains Tahiets They strengthen
the stomach and enable it @ perform
SIS Functions naturally They are easy
- take ard most agreeable Ia effect
Eor sale - al dealers (AdV.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27
TO-DAY

is Candy Day at the Crys
tai Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-27

The following report q furnished daily
Tor The Pensacola Journal hv Harris.
Allison CO. Cotton Merchants. Peu-
sacoIa IRA
The state herald., 1915-01-15
Dairy Industry and the Silo

:. y ) 1 - I.If
The Commercial reports the building
Of four thousand silos in Colorado IL
1914.
That is going some" in the silo In
dustry and Eastern Colorado did 1T
share Of the building.
The same authority il given for tn,
claim Of an increase of thirty six thous
and dairy cows in our state in 1914.
The dairy industry and silo buindins
are going hand in hand in our state anc
they form combination that canno,
fail to develop Eastern Colorado more
rapidly than any other plan Of actor
that has been presented to the people,
Sell your poor dairy cows and secure
cows that cannot fail to bring better
profits on the money invested and the
labor required.
Instead Of depending on dry feed for
your dairy COWS. build silo and there.
by increase your dairy profits.
The state herald., 1915-01-15
One-Term Ideal Discarded.

President Wilson Is not the first to
find that possession Of Office is potent
to alter the viewpoint His utterance
at indianapolis indicates his belief that
the democratic candidate for president
in 1916 is already selected, a fact ths,
will occasion little surprise. but may
|engonder some sorrow among those who
thought the president was sincere In his
one term uttorances. However, the eY
ereisc OF authority usually operates to
lure the oilicoholder away from any lof.
" notions OF sacrifice he may have In.
dulged; nt least, II enables him TO re con
cile himself 10 spreading the sacrifice
out over u little longer time, two terms
II possible Thin is merely the differ.
.'ueg ~ vigw that conos whon on che
aside losk.rs cut. Dir. Wilson doss no,
noed TO go far for precedent to sup.
port his change Of mind; Nebraska has
Just seen n governor take the oath OF
Office second time. after he had pub.
hey and repeatedly said one torn wa,
enough for any governor. II this is no,
sufficient apthority.he may rcfor To III.
example Of ono othor distinguished eiti
znn, Who once said two terms wtro al
any man should have. At any rate, III,
onu 'uim IDEAL has apparently gone 4
, the discard this time. Omaha Bee.
The state herald., 1915-01-15

President Wilson made a speech ir
indianapolis. Ind, recently in which he
made statement which some Of the
democratic leaders interpreted as NEAR
ing that he was casting his hat into the
ring as a candidate for nomination fol
president on the democratic ticket. His
boosters among the democratic leaders
made much noise sbout this for a few
days but President Wilson has publicly
denied that he attached any such mean
ing to the language used by him in his
speech.
The democratic boys began their
shouting little too soon.
The state herald., 1915-01-15
Eastern Colorado Scores.

An event Of 1914 In Colorado's pro-
gress was the record made by Eastern
Colorado. non irrigated section. There
10 no doubt that this vast territory,
comprising millions Of acres Of land yet
open to entiy for home making. has q.
nally got str aightsned out. through the
adoption Of system Of farming suita'
BILE to the conditions, for n period Of dc
velopment many times greater than
that which has thus far taken place.
In order to investigate tho difference
between the claims and facts. as te
what this lard would produce and 10 pre-
ducing. the Denver Chamber Of Com.
merce and tho Denver Real Estate Ex'
change. at thu instance Of George W
Martin. gene raj agent Of the Rock IL
land. appointed joint committee tt
make trip through the ;non-irriga, tee
section Of Ef,stern Colorado and to re-
port the results Of their observations.
The report OF tho joint committcs
covers every phase Of non irrigated
farming In Eai,tern Colorado. II Ia ths
first time this important subject hai
been dealt With In an authoritative ant
comprehensive manner.
This report shows. indubitably. thai
men who are following tho best meth
DDS Of soil cultivation In Eastern Colo
rado, have rsct, and arc meeting with
substantial success. TINT the ultimat,
development Of this great section Int,
profitable production 10 assured.
The report 10 TO bc published In ful
and be mr.dc available for wide distri
button. Ii is certainly constructive
piece Of work for the upbuildiug Of Co
orndo.
Those DESIRING information about no.
irrigated far ming In Colorado shoul
write tho @ fcster Colorado Bureau O
tho Denver Chamber OF Commerce. :
The Commercial.
The state herald., 1915-01-15
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Six Months
Three Months
Business and commercial advert
at a. reasonable rates as can be af
ed by . legitimate newspaper.
Legal advertising,at rates prescI
by law-the space occupied by 26q
nonpareil constituting folio.
The state herald., 1915-01-15

From the tongue lashing given the
republican party by President Wilson
in his recent speech at indianapolis. /,
would be very natural to conclude that
he feels that he is the president of the
democratic party rather than of the
people Of the United States.
Well, II that is the way Presiden,
Wilson feels sbout his office, the reput
licans will certainly not lose any sleep
over the political lambasting he gave
them in his recent speech. 1t 10 rathe,
early for him to take the stump to o.
pen the presidential campaign of l9it
either for himself or any other candi.
date.
The state herald., 1915-01-15
Governor Ammons was forced to .,

Governor Ammons was forced to pa,
pretty dearly for his experience in III,
|g NOR S office. 1t is reported tha
|ioSAs necessary for him to spend SO,
200 of his private funds during the Goa
strike and there is now no law undci
which this money can be refunded b,
the state.
That shows very unsatisfactory laws
governing such matters. No man shou q
BE- placed in the position that Governor
Ammons was in during the coal strilss
Ne should DC fully protected .apalyS.,
the possibility of losing private funds
used for the state under circumstances
such as those under which Governor
Ammous used his own money for state
The state herald., 1915-01-15

Senator adams put one over on the
republican majority in the senate wher
he forced the confirmation of appoint
ments made by the governor during va.
cation. 1t was certainly not a very
bright move for the republican senators
with majority of only one. to permit
two republican senators TO go home on
a visit la the face OF just such propo
sition as Senator Adams forced upon
the senate. Senator Adams caught
them of their guard and easily put ore
over on the boys.