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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-31
STATE AUDITOR WILL DRAW
RAIL BnApn WARRANTS

LINCoNN. Ava. T-'srec'@i. '-S'a'e
Aud'to- Smith has decided 70 draw war
r>nts for the payment OF salaries OF the
railway eom-eission end e@epl"yes until
such time - sor,@ action IL tak-a ~ the
courts o. tire ri-ht OF the commissioners
to hold 'h~'r offi>es.
whether this Uea8s that case VIII be
brought. the auditor would not state
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-31
Takes
Over Interests Of
Italy and Russia

WASHINGTON. Aug. So-Ambassador
MorEenthau at constantinople has taken
over the diplomatic interests OF Italy.
Russia ard Montenegro, These added re-
sponsIbilitiss for the United States. cabled
, the state department today, make this
government diplomatic agent at the porte
'or eight Europeon countries.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-31
DESTRUCTION OF POWDER
MILL DIE TO ACCIDENT

ACTON. Moss. Aus. S0.-ronvinc~d
ihat the Moving w ct the RtaEing mill
OF the American Powder COMPANY yes
'o-day morning was due to accident the
local authorities mAde M effort today
TO continue the Investigations of the ex-
piosion. At first the RYthor'ties were
inclined to believe the EXPLOSIONS were
caused by prisons wishing to stop the
shipment ot munitions to Great Britain
and ite Giles
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-31

the progressives. There is a real demand
for the return OF the republicans To
power.
VIII the republican convention be
held I'm Chicago? ! don't know. Chi
cago. San Francisco. st. Louis Phila-
del. hia, Minneapolis and Cleveland ar
ali ex. ected to bid for II when the ma
tional committee takes up the subject"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-31
BRITISH OFFICER AND
SIXTEEN BOYS DROWNED

LONDON. Aug. O.--An officer and siV-
teen boys Of the trairing ship Cornwall
were drowned IN the frames today near
Purfleet while ensased In boat practice.
A tug eoliided with their boat and sank Il.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-31
coMssrocr u'eu pRIMcIpT
ARRIVES RFanY FOR IVORY

Karl H. Adams. the new principal Of
he High School Of Commerce. has ar
lived from Springfield. Mas. ana Il
ready 10 begin bis years work Other
members Of Mr.. Adams family are IN
Chicago They will come 10 Omaha this
week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-31

A FOR Sale" ad win turn secondhand
furnltnrs into cash
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-31

BRIToN INvENTs BULLET PROOF HELMET-Front
and side views Of E. r Weston wearing bulletproof
helmet The helmet made Of secret composition is said
TO resist the direct force Of rifle bursting shrapnel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-31

A Tor sale" ad will turn secondhand
furniturs tnta cAsh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
At ONCE! STOPS
STOMACH MISERY
AND INDIGESTION
"PAPE's piAPEeslN' MAKES slcN
SOUR. Classy sToMAcHs FEEI
FINE.

DO some foods yop "a hit bach
taste sood, but work my. fermant
into stubborn humps ara csuse a sick
sour, gaHsy stomachf New. Mr.. o.
Mrs DyNpcptic, soc this down. Pare
DlApepsin diEcsts everything lcavfnn
nathing 90 sour and upset you. There
never was anything SO safely quick w.
certainly effective. No difference hos
badly your stomach is disordered yus
will set happy relief n ave minutes
but What plcases you most IL that Il
strenEthenR and regulates your stom-
aeh 50 yon can eat your favorite food
without fear.
Most medicines give lou relief some
simes-they are slow. but not sure
"pape's Dlapepssn" Is quick. positive
and puts your stomach In healths
condition 80 the misery won't com
back
You feel different az sloon a. "papc's
Dlapepzin" somes IN contact with ths
stomach--disfress just vanishes--yout
stomach sets sweet. 70 saises. no heleh
ing, no quotations Of undigcstrd food
your head clears aud you feel nne.
Go now. make the best Investment
ven ever made. ~ getting a large fifts {.
cent case % paps's Diapspsin from an
drug store. You realize In five min
uteN how needless Il IL 20 suffer from
Indigestion, Dyspepsia Or any stomach
disorder. tAdv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
JURY TREATED
TO TRIP ON BAY
DOZEN MEN WHO ARE TRYING
THE BANK CASES ~ FEDERAL
COURT, ENJOYED EXCURSION
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

After having been provided with
dinner yesterday. the jury in the cases
Of the three defendants, now on trial
in the United States court, 10 while
away the afternoon hours. were given
a trip on the bay. the cutter penrosc
having been used FOR the purpose
The trip was started shortly after
o'clock. and a. o'clock the boat wna
sighted coming 70 the city on the re-
turn trip.
United states Marshal Perkins and
deputy went along with them. while
Judge r. ~. Call ard Mr. hin. the
Birmingham steuographer. who IL TAX
ing the record ~ the case for Mr.. fltss.
were also on the boat. enjoying tn
outing very much. q waa stated un-
ofFiciaIly that every 1uryman enjoyed
the trip with perhaps an exception IN
tas case Of the coiorea Juryman, shep-
pard. who. hailing from the country
districts where there il nothing nka
deep water. did not feel safe until he
vac again back on terra grma.
Returning 20 tire city the men we're
again taken a. the government busa-
ms. where they were kept during tha
greater part u the afternoon. a room
having been especially set aside for
the dozen uzsn wao have tie important
case or their hands. % amuse them
selves as best opportunity afforded
Later they we're psiufed % the hotel
for supper and for the night yariosfa
means ~ amusing them ere o. fre
calendar for today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
MR.. HENOON At
FIRST BAPTIST
SECRETARY OF DEPARTMENT or
SUNDAY SCHOOLS. o. up. y.
WILL OCCUPY PULPIT THIS
MORNING.

Rev T. r. Hendon who viii speak
Al ths First Baptist a. eleven Sunday
has just been elected 70 the offics %
secretary Of the department 81 sun
day school. 3. y ~. e.. and efficiency
man 81 the Baptist state Convention
Of Florida. with headquarters In Jack
sonvilie.
Mr. Hendon has just been through
most successful campaign IN aiding
the pastors OF Jacksonville 60 reach
and enlist every member. Al Milton
he found the people respond 80 freely
that - per cent Of the members were
enlisted upon the subjects u home
support and missions.
lie viii begin q campaign with the
First Baptist church ~ Pensacola
with the service sunday. speaking
again 20 tie Woman's Missionary
Union Monday afternoon az four. a.
church Wednesday. THURSDAY and FRI
day nights, and again next sunday
Il means q revival In mission work
Mr. Bendon win speak at I.8o sun
day ttoniKh) - East I'M IN the ab-
sence 81 services az First church
which unites with the Flying squad
ron" meeting
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
OPEN CAMPAIGN
IN PENSACOLA
FIRST GROUP REAcHEs The
CITY AND STARTS SERVICES AT
THE FIRST METHo olsT
CHURCH.

The campaign for national prohioi-
ton f,fas opened il Pensacola yester-
day. when ths fret division % the
Flying squadron arrived IN the city
and conducted well attended services
az the First Methodist church.
DR.. Charles 81. sheldon. minister.
lecturer and author Of In His steps"
and other boesk which have made
hrs name = household word through
0at the United States, Daniel A.
Polling presidents associate OF the
Christian Endeavor movement, y. "
Feilng. musical director, and VIM.
Edward Pettan. pianist. we're the
members 81 the Fgyins Squadron 20
arrive yesterday. Tliey we're met
al the depot BY a reception commit
fee composed "a W s. Garfield and J..
A. Avanf and were given an automo-
Bile ride over the gity yesterday
Toe two other groups Kin arrive lat
cr 20 conduct the meetings 70 be held
az the FIRST Methodist church toner
row and Monday
The Flying Squadron l. making a
tour Of the principal eltiea u the
United States and Pensacola o. the
ffgth city 20 be visited. Schedules
have been met promptly A. all Of the
places visited.
The first meeting Il being held at
TIE First Methodist caurch this af-
ternoon. From nos until Monday
night services viii be held daily az
the Methodist church beginning ~
( go In the afternoon and az $50 az
nIght
! AZ the meeting Saturday Hon
{ A. C. Blount presi6od and the
invocation was delivered By Rev J
f hi Brown. or Christ en- lrch. SATURDAY
night Judge T. y Beggs presided and
( the invocation will be delivered hy
/ Res. E r. Peudieton, - the First
BAPTIST church.
f'oilew rs aEe the numbers Of the
/ F.ying Squadron who will conduct
the meetings SUNDAY and MONDAY
Dr. ira pandgith. President Ward.
Belmont College,
Or wilbur =. Sherld dan, General
Secretary Epworth Leataae 81 Metho-
Dr. Carolyn n Geisel Battle Greek
Mich. with the Battle stnltsrium.
Frederick Butler Mystical Dlrec.
tu
Mrs Fras-~ r'anist.
Third nay-Group g. ~
7 Hon ,. sermer gov.
arner 60 indiana
Hon Oliver W stewart formsl
member Iliinois legislature
John D Lewis. ncstbn. Macs, Tor,
Ter member Massachusetts legislature
Hubs Porter. pianist.
Miss Vera X Mullin. soloist
Coming Of tire Flying Squadron.
The arrival 81 the speakers Tor en-,
aturday meeting on tie s.4B trails
Yesterday was marked By the q. eaenel
~ a large numter q friends Of IN,
cause. The sunday school 81 the Frs
Christian church went or parade from
the church ca 0adsdeu 10 the depot
displaying banners and patriotic en-
biegas.
The arrival 81 Dr. sheldon, an
Messgs. ID. a. ID v. Poiine. and W. I
Pahon. the pianist, was the signal 70
continued cheering and the noted rep
resentaiiYes II this movement passes
hy their friends lined un on the aepo
on their way % the altos aWaitinl
them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
CAUGHT DARKEY
UNDER THE BED
WHEN FAMILY OF JAMES PITT.
NAN. coLoREp. RETURNED
HONE. THEY SURPRISED An
ALLEGED BURGLAR M HOUSE.

When James Pitsman aua family.
eaiored pecpie. returned home 20
where they tive near olive yesterday
afternoon 81 O'Clock, they were very
much surprised 20 find one of the
deors fosced and sems of the mem
hers 81 the family started 10 tnves-
tixate theN told the sheriff when they
saw 3 darkey dart under 4 bed 90
secret himself nTaKNing him froui
hts hiding place. they identified I ne
gro giving bis name a. Janice Pies
ants. who - said g. have later eon-
fessea % have entered the house b.
tffn famiiyss ahssneA Cor purpears %
robbery
Plcsants was brought Is the city and
locked up on the charge 90 breeklns
and entering When be arrived here
he was tightly bound with q rope. and
his cepturH were in charge They
brought him % town in an automobile
and told sheriff Ellis that they had
TIE darksy tied tightly ~ their houar
sefore they secured tns auto 60 bring
him % town fie ie in the county
jail
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
FAMILIAR old
VESSEL IS HERE
STEAMER LOUIS poLIvE. WHICH
rs A WELL KNOWN CRAFT. rs
~ PORT AND WILL ENGAGE ~
BUSINESS HERE.

After an absence OF come years. the
side y heel steamer Loals Dolive re-
turned here Friday night and yester-
DAY was moorcd az the foot of Paia-
fox wharf. where a number Of pesssae
boarded the familiar craft and wNsnt
over her several decks. It is possible
that good patronage viii be accorded
Tits steamer. as She purpose OF her
return here at this time is 90 engage
in the excursion business.
The steamer has quite history. In
1851. the official list Of American YES
sells publication shows. this vessel was
built "a Wilmington. Del she Is ia
feet long. - feet beam and Sc feet
ia depth. When Eirst built. the old
steamer bore the name OF DeiawaTe.
States. and was the L. $. s. Delaware
Later the steamer was in the revenue
cutter service. known as the Louis Me-
Lane.
a side-wheelsr. the Dolive attracts
much attention 81 the great walking
beam" which loftiiy works above the
promenade deck. and gives the ve 81
quite an appearance, especially when
travelling az any great speed.
The Louis Dolive, the home port Of
which IL New Orleans. has been there
for four years, later returning 20 Mo-
bile, where q short period Was spent.
and last week coming to Pensacola.
where local hay parties win he ca.
tered %. and trips 10 the gulf made
probable
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
D'LUNA CLUB is.
RAIOEO AGAIN.
DEPUTY FROM COUNTRY GERS 4
PRESSING INVITATION TO GET
INTO TIE GAME. WHICH AE
ACCEPTS.

The peLuna club. which was visited
BY deputy sheriff last Saturday night
vas raided again last nisht and nine
alleged players we're marched g. the
county jail. where they save bond for
their appearance I'm court
a country deputy arrived IN the city
yesterday afternoon and received .
pressing invitation 90 visit the club
and set into the game, which he ac-
cepted and arrested the crowd shortly
after his arrival
some practical joker put a report in
circulation during the niaht that the
police. while formed la ranks prep'wa-
tory 10 going on duty. had been In
structed % keep a strict watch for
gambling houses.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
WHEN RUN DOWN
bseeds sarsaparilla. tire Reliable Tee=is
Madloina. nuiida 70.

The reason WY goo feel 50 tired al
the time. ~ thia season Is that ypur
biood q impure and impoverished. II
lacks vitality "A Is not the rich red
blood that gives life 60 the whole body
perfects digestion and enables al the
organa % perform their functions 80
they shouId
Get Hooa's Sarsaparilla from any
aruwwsst Il will make you feel better,
lock better. sat and sleep better Il h.
the old reliable tried and true aii-tha-
year -round blood pafifler and anFicher,
tonic and appetizer. II rsvitalizea thu
blood. ard - especially useful IN buiie-
ing up the de 5slitatsd and rundown.
Hooa's sarsapariila - hsiping thous-
ands 81 this time Of year. Let il hclR
You. Get a bottle today and begin
taking a a. once Re sure 20 get
Hoods Nothing else acts like it
tAdv1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07

I am perfectly satisfied ith
your Reading Il seems strange
that you shuld refer 30 my
suffering from throat trouble
have just had a bad Rftaek and
usually have q two or three
times per year shah GER
tatnig recommend sea % my
friends
Prof a. a. Dixon. a. A. n.
Sc Lond. Darlington. England
II Is wonderful hos you have
told me many thimms en- mY
ne that are very true thinA
you have \ great power All
8oa have told NE ia true -
Gospel
Annie Wlach. Cesar Rauias. Ia
al the items in ms ReaainS
are a. exact as they could pos
sib.y BE- ] ami perfectly salts
nea
Dora schncdt Port Arthur
Texas
IL tn wonderful hom you can
know - much shuut 3 person
rs many thausanH wiles away
one MnnlH think vou wevm noss
sesaad % some supernatural
Rover
James ward. chsriton. Va.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07

! huve drawers filled with letters
from gratefnl patrons, letters which I
hold sscrodly confidential. letters
telling me of financial Advancement,
q success IA hove and marriaaei also
many sad letters reEretting that my
advice had rot been asked years ago.
Pleased patrons have sent friends
70 me. have asked my advice for their
children and chiidren's children.
Ny success has brought imitator1
some have tried 20 copy my work.
many u them have copied my
books ana clrguiaru. Remember,
waA the first to send
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
Why | Wish To Tell
Your Fortune FREE

a Young Ady ln America once
Wfnte asking me % reveal her
fortune hy AstFQloES Amona other
questions. size a@ked ne rs tsu ira
color % her eyes and shat color her
barn was painted
mentioned this % show tbs r,tn.
taken IDEAS which many psorle ha.H
reEardiag Astralogy
+ vas % show wha1 ny system az
Aniroi0gy really means. and u arose
my poWer 80 aid and assist hurwan.
tf that ] heeaH. many years aro. tho
HenA1ng % Trial Horoscopes 70 ail
persons interested enas4rh Ia steI~
future 90 send me ten cents in
stamps
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07

West Hu MethodiSt.
Rev J. T. DeBardeleben VIII nu his
pulpit 81 the West Hill Methodist
church "a the II O'Clock hour. sub
iect. ~The Bloody Monster"
There will be no service SUNDAY
night at the Eleventh Ave. and DeIseon
Street church, as the congregation is
invited % hear the "F7ylng Squadron
az the FIRST Methodist church.
Christ Church.
Third sunday ia Lent.
Holy communion. 7:45 a. m.
sunday school $50 a. m
Morning prayer and sermon and
communion. III q. m.
Evening prayer. S p. 70.
Services az this chuvsh during Lent
are conducted daily az $50 p. m.
Saint ksthsrins's chIrch--Corner
Of Cervantes and Co.. streets
Rev. a. G. $. smxthe. rector.
Mr.. =. w Dorr. Sunday school su-
psrintendeut
Mrs. Il. c. Baya. orwanlst and choir
director for II =. m. service
Holy Eucharist. Z q. m.
sunday school and Bible class. $50
a. m.
Holy communion and sermon. II
a. m.
Evensong and sermon. $50 9. m.
Reads's communion service in G.
viii be sung At II o'clock service.
Sermon BY the rector
Fer the offertery Miss Lille Mae
Gibson viii play as = violin solo. Mel
ody IN A, by Heary Parker
Evensoug and sermon. $50 p. IN.
Csasaen Street Msthediss Church
Heutheast corner Ninth avenue and
pastor
s.3o a m-sunaay school WIN. Ty-
Ter. Supt Herbert Richards. assist
ant AT departments. organized class.
music lead BY one % the classes with
orchestra. accompanying. Miss Lula
Thames. pianist
II q. m-Reguiar service. conducted
By pastor Rev. DR. :. c. Brock viii
preach. Dr. Brock q a visiting clergy
man from Bunaio. n n All invited
% hear him.
6.3e 2. m.--Short session Of the
league. AL members requested % meet
and 20 ia a body 60 the service Of the
flytng SQUADRON a. First Methodist
ehurch.
No night service. The congregation
Invited g attend the great mass meet
ms 81 the Flying squadron al First
MsthOdist church az 1850 p. m
Lutheran Church.
sunday school. a. IN
English services. 10 80 and se p m.
English Isenten service Wednesday
Tao 3 N
J. y. " Reinhardt, pastor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
Pensacola Cotton Market
Cotton.

New York March, s-Cotton nnaned
steady today Liverpool more thar
responded 60 yesterdays local ad-
Nansa, while the armnesE nf YES
teFaay's markets., large sninners takines
for the week and the continued absence
Qf any important hadNe selling RIso
promoted sofne scattered Wall street ana
Western huying First prices were 3 10
points higher, and after a0me Ws Ie
lrFNFuAsfity, active months sold about
90 points above last niEhts closing
figures IL "a Fenortea that within fhn
last two weeks 2i.Eea haisR 81 cotton haa
Boon shipped from Seattle Is Niudieosok
atuffsH closed eur4s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
ctTR oLANt
CIT X OIL A X!

Best thing fer consumption sour
stomach, lazy liver and sluggish bow
els. stogx a sick headache almost az
once. Gives a most thorough and sat
isfactory fiushing-no pain. no nAu-
sea. Keeps your system cleansed
sweet and wholesome. ASK Tor cisro.
iax. DAlemberte's Pharmacy gAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
Grain and Provision.

Chicago. March s.--Wheat advanced
sharply today influenced ~ fFmness az
liverpool and reports 81 a continuance
of urgent cash demand on this side.
After opening IL 20 aSc higher. the
market scored q moderate further gain
and then xteadied az a reaction Of about
1 cent
Lively buying b. commission houses
carried corn upgrade. Tire oreuing. the
Same a. iast night 90 ic higher, was
followed ~ q decided general advance.
Oats ranged higher with other cerlals
strenRsh Ia the hos market helped
provisions
cash grain and provisions; Wheat
No. = red 81 s2afLtsA; No. hard
81 E8taW sis6fs
cnrm-No. 3 yellow Fsia-
Hve-Nn Z x1.tA 4
Rariey-T0W 1Ts
sic BoN $1,000
provisions Pork G1g1s, lard ss.7s. ribs
81 ae0 81 5o
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
BOY BADLY HURT
ON PALAFOX ST

Clyde Coans. son q J. ". coons.
was run over and badly injured on
Palafox street. early last night The
boy was on q bicycle ard was struck
hy the hoofs % a horse drawing a
delivery wagon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07

convincing you 20 nav
ability % took into
your future. o. guide
YoIr steps IN the
right path. to lead
Ynu Gas / have led
mahv, many others
20 success IN business
love. IN the attain
meut II any praise
worthy object.
Life q roe al luck
az many ~ sid have
t. wnu believe Thoea
who crowd TO the
front. are those who
under tand themselves
and their possibilities
thorouRhly No guess
work. no waiting 60
see what may turn
Up
when q prominent
New York nmAmcier
has been known 70
daily consult an As
troloRer before err
tering upon specuia
ton Is Il not high
time for you % learn
youH fortunate peri
ode sssns for Yuu 20
look into this science
and see What fate
has % store Zoe you
nid you ever hear
81 q dlverce where
Two PEOPLE wsTe mar
Flnd ia harmony with
their Astrological in-
dictationsT
f1id YOU ever stop
e. think that soue
81 your rivals who
are perhaps omtatfin
rfmR Yau ln the race
f1r monc love 81
fame are pushing
forward IL t. caeaf
Huht ~ AHzrh2nrgas ~
knowieda while yWa
are EFonirN hiiudiy 81
the DARK
WHY rot turn 90 me-
for adwiee ana -
yourself tire success
fui leadsr7
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07

savannah March s--Ths spirits ~
turpentins market opened and closed
urm TODAY az A. cents, with sales Of 20
casks Receipts we're none and ship
meuts s. casks leaving stocks Of 81
1855 casks
The roHiu market opened and closta
firm with sales Of sGa barrels Receipts
were tai barrels sud HhiF 81 enta nf Z. ICES
barrels. leaving stocks II 1855 barrels.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07

free Horoscopes for
the asking. ] alone
guarantees TIE correct
ness of ms forecasts
Ny system Of AAtro-
iogy Riil auHNe r aaes-
ti0us og vital interest
70 every human b.
ing viii name your
fortunate days and
years. win tell you OF
the likelihood o. isEs-
cies. VIII show you
Who o. marry Thi8
trial reading which I
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mgstify you hN its
correctness
ny system 81 A.
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6rofn that o. any A.
trwi0eer living Of desd
To the AsfF0logy Of
hibllcal days have
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aerTmtinn. until I Am
able 20 foreteii events
which absolutely coTe
- pass
Patrons write me
after the lapse Of
aFa announcing
the fullnliment -
every prediction.
You MiM be o. con
WINGED By wfat I tel
you. BY nav wonderful
powers 20 read year
fortune like 81 open
houk. that goa VIII
write me when In
doubt q IL troubis
when sou Maut advice
a b out Npecai Rtion.
Basin eNs maria 8.
travel cF tie future
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
On. s. WEEKS TO
Sc HEARD TO-DAY

Dr.. Sylvester Weeks viii preach af
tee Knox Presbyterian church iris
morning az II O'Clock. and there win
he no preaching tonight Christian
Enceavor Society meets a. s;&5 o. m
and sunday school win be held ~ ere
rcxular aoar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-07
Flrst Christian.

The pulpit q the First Christian
Church will be Occupied by Brother T.
r. Holden At thp "a o'clock service to-
day Mr.. Holden whose home r. n
Halifax. Nova Scotia. and who has
been spending the winter in Pensacola
and environa, expects 90 start north
"Wednesday or Thursday and So this
win be fhe last sermon be viii preach
ia Pensacola this season re vii Sc
glad 60 greet and SAY farewell % tire
members and friends ~ the congrega-
tion ~ the close of the morning ser
vice.
The deep interest Ia the welfare 81
the work ~ this band - Christians
which be has manifested. together
with the splendid, helFful sermons he
has preached te them during the past
weeks. have Won Brother Holden a
warm place IN the hearts ~ all thc
brethen His departure VIII be sim
eerely regretted hy al
The proE.am for the days services
is a. foll0WH
ts-sunday school Mr. Jas q
Perkins. Supt
II q. m.--Preaching ~ B. Holden
subject Prayer and Progress"
Voluntary "Rcpose" (Bendeil-Mrs
chas r. Mitchell
Anthem, Praise Ye tho Father
tGounod) Chorus Choir
Baritone solo. 'sThe Lord Is my
7 Shit" tAiitssnl--Tr., Chas r. Mitch
ell
There viii be a called meeting 81
the congregation az the close Of the
morning service which every member
T. urgently requested % attend. Sons
matters Of great interest q an vii
( be considered al that time