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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-27
Fresh handsome calendars cheap.

From publisher whose beautiful calendars among the fastest-seng of the holidays big lot at little price.
 'Ts his surplus. Soon calendars for 1916 will be in use-but in publishers hands they will not be worth So he sends this surplus here for quick sale. great many different sorts and sizes But all with tasteful decoration. To be sold at not more than ONE HALF OF USUAL PRICE:-5 to $1.
 Jumbled waists-- $1.35
 Silk waists-a reminder of the holiday busyness Crepe and striped messaline and pongee and A good many styles A number of colors.
 Rumpled and generally bit the worse in appearance Yet none is actually hurt. Pressing will restore most to their original dainty freshness.
 They were $2- Sl35
 floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-27
DON'T 1fIss THIs oPPoRTUNrTYi

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! A three family, room house. built i've years, with all Improvements ex- ceBt furnaces, rents- for $57 per naeatt. Price st, 6,A0es $500 cash re- auiBed. Positively the biggest bar gain in Bridgeport today Act at once. Inquire oR Leopold Weiss, 7zsS Main street. Phone 274s-3.
 asp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-27

G1EURCH-1n this city. December 27, 1915s At the home of his mother, NrA Anna 1f- Hawley Church, No T49 Wood avenue, Howard s. Church. aged 1T years
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-27

The Wcather:-CIoudy tonight and Tuesday; warmer tonight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
ELEcrioN NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
60 law and the charter of the city -
Pensacola. a general rtfv election viii
be- held on Monday the Gfh day ~ June
A. y. 1915. Do the several election dis
tricta ~ said city. 20 elect Commits
sioEer 20 succeed the present city Com
missioner, whose term 90 once expires
Do June. 1915 and the following polllna
places have been named for said election
Election District No iz-CoFner Al
eauta and tuteuHencia streets.
Election District No. t2-Court House
Annex
Election District No ia-Corner Ro-
mana and Ravien streets.
Election District No. i5-Romaua and
neNilliers streets.
Election District 40. ss-Gregory Street
ard Tenth Avenue
Election District No. 27-strong street
and Ninth Avenue.
Election District No. ss-Gonzalez snd
ARcania streets.
Election Distrie, No. ss-Gadsden and
Election District Ne. sa-Palafox and
Lloyd streets.
Election District No. gf-Deyuuers and
GadEden streets
Election District No. sa-Bedsole's
store, Baskerville.
Also the following CLERKS and inspoc-
tors have been appointed 60 serve at
said election. tO-wtt
Election District No. la-T W Nc
lutyre, CLERK, =. q. stout. John Klum-
ker and Alfred Bradley. Inspectors.
Election District No. ta--Ioe Brown.
Clerk. r. stone y I'd. williams and T.
II hamilton. Inspectors
Election District No. hilary De-
Brux. Clerk. Abe Daniels NJ Il Clark
and Jas. 90 Rrfeu. Inspectors
Election Diatric1 No. ib-Frank John
son, Clerk. LeBaron Gonzalez. IS. s.
ballam and =. N. 0Donovan. IBspec
tors.
Election District No, 2g-I 3 Kelly.
Clerk, r. W walsh. Chan. Llcata and
Oscar Collins, Inspectors.
Election District No. Hi Y. Brooks.
Clerk Tom Farrfor. T. "a Howard and
fred Thompson, Inspectors
Election District No. Geo. n Gln-
giles. Clerk, y. H. Douglas Va ~ pad-
Eett and 2 y. Cunningham Inspectors.
Election District No 81 A. kirk
patrick, clerk. s. "a radcliffe. ~ ri.
Cook. and g a Wolfe Inspectors
Election District No. S0-A r. white.
Clerk, IL II. Hurst J, h. PuiIlam and
Roland White, inspectors.
Election District Nc sl-Len Burns.
clerk 4. s Majors. Tim Burns and w.
IT, Reynolds. Inspectors
Election District No. g2-E RI Ward.
CLERK; Pete McCloakev. ". vi smith
and Jos. G. Keyser. Inspectors.
Election District No. SEP = Riera.
Clerk Eugene Goldstucker ~ r. Brew
ton and r. s. Caro-. inspectors
A. GREENHur.
Z. W. EGGART.
City Clerk.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
PERSONAL.

LOOK. DON'T re BROKE. Here's
actual cash money for everyone in
Pensacola. Tor 3 DAYS oulF I vii buy
up an YOUR cd geld and silver aisH zold
plated stuT, such as earrings, bFeastpins.
broken bracelets. cur nr collar buttons
rings. watches or chains. spectacle
frame gold teeth. etc. or in fact any
thing Looks like W ever was fewelrw.
No matter how badly broken. Get busy.
look today and drun a postal will call
Tor one peace as quick a. A hundred
Positively no calls made after WeHneHr
day night Remember this Ba cash
money Address. Goldhuyer. Care Pen
snco.a Journal
BUSINESS MAN. a. worth $50 n00
would marry E-Box sg. League. Toledo
Ohio. a0may1ts
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Notice Is hereby given that on the
second day ~ July. a. u. 1918. april
cation will be made % the Governor OF
the state 81 Florida Tor letters patent
lneorpcfating the instanto Piston Ring
Remover Company IN accordance wIth
TIE laws 81 the state of Fiorfda under
the following proposed charter
MAX l.. BEAR.
" y. VIDAL.
81 RI MALONE.
e. ~ LLOYD.
r. ~. GO0pHART.
JAKE BEAR
q TIRE name ~ th~ corporation snail
BE- THE TNsTANTo PISTON RING
REMOVER COMPANY" and It's princi-
RAJ place ~ business shall Be ~ Pensa
cola. FLA. but branch Offices ard factories
may be established elsewhere within or
without Tire State ~ Florida. a. may ne
permitted hY law and as ita board ~
directors may from time e time deem
advisable.
E. IRE general nature ~ the business
20 be transacted shan % the manufac-
ture and aale % Piston Ring RemoVers.
tools hardware httlnss. appliances and
engine and motor accessories. buying
and leasing. owning and selling property.
real an3 personal 90 be used On con.
uertlou With or CARRYING on said bust
ness. % buy and sell patents end patent
rehta. and generally % have, enjoy ana
exercise All rights, privileges and powers
OF corporation for pront. organized under
the Avs 81 the State ~ Florida.
= IRE amount ~ capital stock au-
thorized iH Eve thousand dollars
tS5 GO con, - De divided into one hun
Ered shares 81 ATTY dollars tSsh eol each.
20 be paid FOR in cash or property. AZ a
Just valuation % be fixed ~ the board
~ directors a. a meeting held for that
purpose.
& The corporation shall exist Tor the
term ~ ninety nine C8sl years
B. The business 0f the corporation
shall hs conducted By a President a
Vice President ard a Secretary Treas
urer, ard board of six directors. 20 he
elected ~ the regular annual meeting
uf the company ~ be held or the second
Tuesday ln January Of each year Until
the first election. the officers who are %
conduct fhe business 81 the company
Hhan be- Max l.. HeaF, President N. III
vidal, Vice President. p. r. Malone
Secretary a Treasurer and Max r.. Bear
v. J Vidal. n IT, Malone, &. n Lloyd,
n. w G8odhart and Jake Bear shall
constitute the board ~ directors
S. The highest amount 81 Indebted,
resE or liability 20 whieh the corpora
fion ran subject itself ia ten thousand
dollars $50 9o0 eol.
:. The names. places 81 residence and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED t8 the Roberts
community. CreaFsetH End canning
plant "a take your produce Good land
Information The Roberts Farmers
Association. Geo. o voorhees,. President,
Roberts. PA Ahfeh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
HELP WANTED.

WRITE pHOTOPLAYs-tso raid. Ex-
perience literary ability or CORES
pauaenca course unnecessary. Details
free Scenario Editor i710 Syndicate
TRUST ID Louis s0mnvfta
YES we teach yen the barber trade
and give positions iu our chain Of
EHnrs Ht good wages Tor $50 Atlanta
Harher College. 70 East Mitchell street
Atlanta. Ca Hnmag ft@
WRITE MOTION PICTURE PLAYS. SIS
each. Experience Unnecessary, Details
sent free Go beginners. Prod ucers' League
ass wainwright ST. Louis s1mayits
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTEsIAN wELIs-win put IN wells
4 70 ~ inches diameter, any depfh,
md guarantees water. Write Tor fun In
Gray Artssian We'll Co, Cut-
fNsA-'n 49, arsrh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

FOR sALE--tB acres Al farm land
cheap for cash, close 90 Pensacola.
Inquire land" care Journal 2tuneiW*
FOR sALE-Eeven- passenger Packard
touring car Inquire Captain g. q
Hubbard. Fort BarramraH. Pa. 23uneiw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

FOR sALE-0r exchange. modern East
HiH home for small well located i'm
proved farm ~ 10 20 80 acres Address
J ~. 1912 r. 18th street 2omay2ws
FOR SALE Eyes Cor Matching from
carefully mated thorouEh bred single
comb Rhode Island Reds. 81. 81 SO ard
81 Ter setting of i5 eEEa- Also goung
stock fer sale Reere Poultry Yards.
r. n. ID No A. Pensacola. Fta. Phone
1871 p T. Reese. Tmayims
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
"Million Article George''


buy and exchange and sen anything
second hand Stoves. wagons, locks, ele-
vators. pumps piping. desks bottles
barrels. feed bAgE. preserve Jars, chairs
counters typewritera. coffee urns 81
fact ~ there II anything you need. 7
have ~. Address us south TarraEona
street. Pensacola. Pa. imay
FOR sALE-ons Iazge hay horse. Best
delivery horse in the city. $3.50 takes
hin. 20 West Government 27may1t
FoR sAIF-Good payinr grocery and
market wen stocked good building on
corner lot frontinE Is feet on West
Government street Price S. 200 for 90
complete. Address M X" care THE
Journal 27mayTt
FOR sATr-Birvcleu Tor folks 81 an
ages, from SIX e sixty excellent val
Rec Rec, 3 '9 west q asrs.h paY Psoas go
4ohaNlnt-
FOR sALE-stock ~ hats. al kinds.
harness. novelties ana TOYS. wagons.
and complete shoe repair shop. Including
~ machines show cases and fixtures
harness and MACHINERY Address p. ~
Honifay, sia West Belmont street Phone
ls,s, I'M
CHOICE FRUIT ana pecan tracts Tor
cash OF q easy payments Ertra
N@0H W@A@tAnke AAN8Ms 9W0N fHHnAMMs
hunting. oystsrine. boating. hatitng
Write Graves a Harrison F1oridafowH.
Pa Twelve miles from Pensacola en-
tsscamoia Bay. ianlt
FOR sALF,-Thrse fresh mich cows
with calves Berkshire pigs. e. 30
each, Can before = a sn. or after 8 3. m
20 miles 81 W from Kunfriam Park
Homestead Farm. BOX SO. asmayiw
FOR sALE-s-piece mahogany leather
upholstered parlcr suite. combination
book ease and desk. a-hurner OIL stove.
: han screens. Appiy 1870 r. CerganteH
or phone ii4a lsmayTt
FOR sALE-The following SHARES o.
stock es shares Barcelona 81 wharf
Co. 2 shares Ferry Pass Inspectors q
shippers Assn, also go residence lots ln
Hazeinurat, one lot and two story dwei-
hns on Bayou Chico. 1900 acres pine
land, Santa Rosa county. 100 shares q
stock On TIE Interstate Casualty Com
rany. one Joe in the Town 81 Andaiusla,
Alabama and q number 81 lots tn the
New City Tract and East Pensacola 2
residence leta IN Montgomery. Ala.s s2bs-
30 g bonds q Pensacola suburban r. 3.
~ 900 % q. Fl a a r. r. Co bonds
S. shares % preferred stock q p. AZ A.
Ia shares 81 common stock 9. r. q A.
iso lots in Highland Park. BsR sores
Land West ~ Country Club. and south
o the hard road 1880 acrca q lard
facing Brent road. 81 acres ~ land %
homestead " -. Milton. receiver Ftrts
National Bank, ~ West fntenaencia
street. Pensacola Fla inay
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
FOR SALE.

JUST RECEIVED-Large
shipment pure virgin Olive
Oil. Pints. quarts. = gallon
and gallons. Stagno Bros.
Ask your grocer for it, or
phone 963. As"aF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

Gov ERNsMENT POSITIONS are Easy -
Fet ~ free hnosaet Yths tells Sow
Examinations In taIa state soon Write
toda% VOW EANL HOPKINS wash.
tnEtan. Il C enhy suns u.adarrs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

WANTED Men everywhere 20 learn fhs
Barber trade and take position ln cur
nhans at good vases we wfu tea~h
tna ne haFbef trade 3D. few weeks ard
FtE SOU vases while learning FuH eef
81 tools free. Write ua faaaW fMrkHuna
ulhe Bafher coHaEe sz2 west BAY street
Jacksonville. Fla
ttmay- sun mon wed fri
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
Fisher RealEstate
Agency
Established in 1881.


number Of shares subscribed are a. fol-
lows
Mas u. Bear Pensacola FIa.. 4 shares
p. p. Malone Pensacola. Fla. 2 shares.
G. b. LLOYD. Pensacola, Fla. 90 shares
r. ~ 6oodhart. pefna cola. Fla.
shares
Do witness whereof the before mem
toned subscribers have hercmnto set
their hands and seals this slar day 81
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

FoR RENT 60 story brick huWdinK
corner Baylen and chase streets
splendid stand FOR green Rroosry. fruit
stand. Or email repair nhnn. IavinR
rooms upstairs Apply Haoton wat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

LADIES t2s weekly easy. almnle wrrA
ne ranuasainN EVENINGS at home
foHcinatlnR eFeFEihlnr furnished no ex-
reriance Dent worry about eapIfaI
BOYD Brown Dept RI sF omaha
Mehf 80mnwtts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
HELP WANTED.


ff.l.s.,re fsert8sraen ~ ladies expert
..rea ttr,F,aarHasfF Make SIS % $40
weeklg. AIMS Is - re- sos Norta
Fr sesrfeft eFrr rs learn The barber
ft#r Tae vehrfa Ia constantly need
ina aloFe BARRIERS oar graduates earn
raeH uareH rav- weeks completes uftu
~ r,rarara naW far coming season.
r1fsf 0rer WaIaF Harhaf COLLEGE New
orleans. ra samayets
- I ,rvFr, ffoseekeerer ~ s,au family
~ country. good hun4a rs right marty
A6srana pnr a RI RI IA 40. II canton
Trarf IA famHv
va ED 500 eeqA Ior se ~.
sound Apply eas North spring street.
maN4a
nina faraisss8 a. exnsriesee. 40 can
EaHs.nE Don't W9lf about eafliai
49,.
ffnu Eol ioeaisff experience unnee
sfa &@04 Jay A4Ate @Alef
1....5. As"n ANoas ssa-. i i9'a4.'
-..--- - - -
-
$50, sit.
- f-s - 49, se.,,.'.e-
srrssaMe eea. ate.t--mtts~s sf- s.v-..-.
49, ~es,zrs -..t4. .---t.-t@ 60 -
1870 ..fft seVessY rthe~ re.rfrrs -
Marnvttae9 enc 1850 aseg gre Il -
So urillfna eearnzrv - start srn arsf
from Ne m vnn ave 5 aave miW rann
write Nark.H. rBtne Rock Ark eansaIfs
WANTED Man ta ranre#ant "a ~ ponr
awr territory fss q PEI month. tfar-
cling expenses ana ramrniaafen Evpnrf.
enee unneeeaanrE Write Quick R ~
Warte8 eaas indiana I've nenf 1873
ChirmNr nhrnavffs
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Subscribe for The Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

FOR RETT-Two connecting front rooms
with bath. on East Hiu car lire. 1911
East Jackson street Phone 1895
famavfm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

WANTED Man a. represent ua On your
eHn territory fss e0 per month tfaF-
cling expenses and commission. Expert
ennn uHneeeNamrF Write Quick H n
Warte1 zaas indiana I've Dept Ies
ChtrHUn 16mavffs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

Buy OIL stockton ven drilling.
NAV mean mlltenn e. investors. new
capital needed 20 push work Company
haa "a producing wells. New company.
Paid two quarterly dividends zoe rer
cert dividends % dtVa possible. t1b buys
$500 par value stock Remit now Write
Tor free Information. Analga mated oh
Co 1891 Cnseord Bldg, Oklahoma.
okla 8omayHts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-=A modern mouse on Bay
shore close % Country Club. Inquire
Fisher Real Estate AEeney. 1stan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
statesmen WANTED.

trade ln Florida 20 eel = new nrono-
Hifirn - merit Naeaurv June fHt At
trarfipa commission contract. SIS weekly
Tor HNnenaea. Niles Fl HiNlar Co.
Wholesale Jewelers.. s4-e1 Carlln Bldg.
Cleveland ohio s0mar1ts
Statesmen Make E7FB 90 monthly seH-
iuE one ainhf-faof outdoor electric
sign daily az SIS B0 ChanFsshle letters
no competition. F1aehtrfc SIGN Works
Chicago. s0mavits
SATENMA N-Eur general mercantile
trade On Florida - sell q NEW prop
ositfon o. MERIT Vacancy June list
Attractive commission contract SIS
weekly FOR expenses Miles II. HiEirF
Co. Wholesale Jewellers. 8f-12 CafIln
RlaH., Cleveland. q. 70maE1t
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

WANTED fFnuafkeeneF FOR amau family
~ country good home rs right party
Address Box o. " r q. No y canton
FrnHf rHa famHv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

AtsEeNT9 Gentlemen ~ ladies' eEperl-
emfa unnecessary Make $50 % AN
weekly akrnIF 81 81. re- H1s Norta
flaefe etr4t 1Buuest'
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LOST AND FOUND.

lost white FOX terrier dog. black
MARKING short tail small Black
Euat on neck and shoulder black spnt
at base ~ tails hsf collar with name ON
g. 81 reward FOR dog o. information A.
90 usher~a bouts. pnnne 1878 eTmnv
rsemwa~fF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

LOST Bottom ~ automobile lamp. Re
turn 70 81 Fest Garden street, or feln-
phone aTi or asA mav81tf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

FOR RENT Nicely farn shad front
roows 2 blocks from wafer modern
.onVantences. Inquire T. O., corner 81
Gonzsiez 81, ard iath Rve Phone 81
Two blocks from car ienavfraa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

Dor RENT-EarNe front r9uFn North
aia Phone and hath Gentlemen
only Box 1887 ~ phone ~ 2Efan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
Help Wanted-Female.
FOR RENT

FOR HEET-sFaan completely furnished
houHencat, foF use Bayou TeNmr Ideal
fof camping parties. Phone 6ss. maya7tf
FOR HENT-~FurnieheH rouaa. less than
tive blocks from palafosG on chase
street. southern exposure vel HRhfed
airy Uae of hRth ard phous tfe West
Chase street Phone 1883 28apr
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FOR SALE.

FOR sAT.T-Chsap two good work
horses. wagon and harness Also good
COW and one runahout buggy. Phone SIS
or 1887 gimay
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Business Opportunities.

MONEY ~ gRkrS-ffh buys Puts ~
calls on re- o0A bushels e. wheat no
further risk. a movement ~ EC from
option Price gives won opportunity fu
take $500 se, $500. &c. $500, etc. write
for particulars Central Grain Co. e2i
Commerce bldg, Kansas CITY. Mo.
anmnvfts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02

onranhnF 8sH hlonkentterH. Tlu Eawxera,
h1& HnWNara auto mechanic ktAs Co.
Hethef wift several ether openings net
advertised ame We0as and one ArkHn-
aaa milling company Fo start up drst
week in Tuue have ordered their men
from ua 10 vun Hre Saw Mil nanu.
write Mack s LITTLE Rock Ark e8matfs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-02
TRANSFER. STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO. Thor.
ThoTHens Proprietor. aoiicits All kfnd8
81 moFinn and hauling Furniture sacked
Tor shipment Furniture stored One
phons e7t Depot phone req fumai
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-01
THE CALL OF THE NEW YEAR

Christian man sat in the Masters presence
thinking of the coming of the new year. 1t was
good but solemn thing to do. The mans
thoughts in that presence ran thus: Seeing him
I am sure that every year is the year of our
Lord. It ought to be begun. continued and
ended in him. He will be with all the days.
My days must be in his hands," The Christian
man continued his meditation-always in his pres
ence, what sort of man ought to be, this year
and all years?" The answer came out of old
word which had new meaning, in his presence:
"Completa in him" Again he asked What kind
Of work ought to do this year and all years.
The centuries fade away and he seems to hear
again: Whatsoever he saith unto you do it," He
asked again: Where shall go to be his man and
do his work." Once more old words leap into
new times: "To your household, to your neighbor,
and to all the world" "How can l do all ths?'
"The entrance of his word giveth light" therefore
give yourself to Bible study; mot by might nor
by power but by my Spirit, saith the Lord of
hosts" therefore give yourself to prayer; 81 can
do all things through Christ therefore give your
self to work; "in all things he shall have the pre-
eminence,' therefore give yourself to him. And
the arose from the meditation to make the
new year and all years, years of the Lord. And
the Master arose and went with the man-Bshop
Mcdowell.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-01

in Scotland and England. The first visitor to a
house New Years morning had the privilege OF
kissing the person that opened the door Perhaps
there is reminiscence of ancient fire worship in
the Shropshire custom Of stirring the fire on New
Years morning before uttering word.
Although there are few houses where New
Years day is observed with it's oldtime hospital
ity the day is not wholly divorced from the
thought of good things to eat. The ridiculous New
Years eve dinners in the Broadway restaurants
have no special significance, but there certain
dishes inseparably associated with the day.
One of these is roast goose. which is perhaps
more liked in England than America. But even
more characteristic are those admirable little
cakes which come from Germany. and which are
imported in tin boxes German cooks have made
them for centuries, have lavished their time and
energy on new designs and new favors, and the
result is cake so excellent that it must always
be the special delight of the New Year feast. This
point of ritual, surely must be left us.
So excellent is the German New Years cake
that it cannot be used for charm, like the New
Years eve cake of Ireland. For this was thrown
against the wall and broken into pieces. The first
fragment to touch the ground eagerly sought,
for he who ate it of years happiness
There was much pleasure in the baking of the
cake. 1t was placed on gridiron before the open
fire, and incantations sung to secure tA.IsSSc
cess of the charm.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-01
MATTERS OF LEGAL ETHICS
Nice Questions as to Conduct of At
torneys Decided by COMMITTEES
of Lawyers.

One of the questions submitted to
the committee on professional ethics
of the New York County Lawyers as
sociation stated that a member of a
firm of attorneys recently occupied a
high judicial position. While in active
practice one of his opinions was cited
against the position taken by his
clients in certain litigation. To an
swer this argument the ex-judge's firm
said in it's brief:
at was a member of our firm who
wrote the opinion cited against us.
When this matter was recently
brought to his attention he gave it as
his view that the practice which we
urge is proper and the motion. which
we make is made with his express
sanction"
In response to the question as to
whether such a statement in the brief
was proper, the committee said: In
the opinion of the committee, the ref
erence in the brief to the present
view or opinion is improper. 1t is
outside of the scope of allowable argu-
ment."
The committee also holds it to be
improper professional conduct for an
attorney to advertise as follows:
avoid Litigation act as adviser,
arbitrator, adjudicator and special con-
fidential agent to automatically ad-
just all difficulties and disputes for in
dividuals, corporations or heirs. Bond
given when matters of trust are placed
with me. Bank reference"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-01-01
MESSAGES on Cannon Balls,

The habit of sending messages on
shells and cannon balls is a very an
cient one.
In a museum at Calcutta you may
see a silver cannon ball-a real ball,
not modern projectile-and on it
are still visible certain engraved char
acters.
This was picked up in the jungle
near the ruins of the old city of Anad-
nagar, and it's history is strange
one.
Many years ago Anadnagar was
ruled by Princess Cande. The
Moguls invaded India, and, conquer
ing one state after another, attacked
Anadnagar. The plucky princess
fought to the last, and when all the
other metal in the town had been used
up, took the gold and silver from her
treasury and had it nodded into bull
let's, on which were engraved maledic-
tions against the oppressor.
These were fired at the enemy, and
when at last they were used up, and
! the town forced to capitulate, the vic
tors found precious little in the way
of spoil.