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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01

faT the srautnE a. J a. CAaNrr
certain fmuchise vniflcd aNn NrdIn.
ence EantlnE % b Cas~eil his
successofr aad assiprs. ibs rirht 60
c,stfirust maintain and upcsaia a sSr.
iem 90 intTturi.an flllaAts NiiNin tl.e
cats uf DurpaS ChusIi and oNsr hiOng
-rrass ana lllaan those rvriain hefviu.
after DESIGNATED streets sut evrnurs lr
shs Cits ~ NoFYns Christl rVxaa ana
Regulations inc construction. operation
eaalpmvnt aud mainteuaror thcrvof p
AFalurt tho fgantlnE 90 B. o. Cas-
seg certain franchise entiilti nkn
itrdinarcr FruutluG CD 4 N CssuNfl
hts successors and assigns ths rehi o.
construct iaainiliu ana Nisrstr "a rss.
tenn 20 iuirrufilan RAILWAYS eltiin Cos.
fats ~ nvrrns CHRISTI and uaaf. aiufs
across ara upun those sUItain herein
after dvslEnatci slretis nnd avenues in
che ,iN "a curnaa CHRISTI, reNas ana
regulating The construction. operation
cQuipment SUD mhlutpi anor thvrcof
Ttr matter ~ holding said spsoial
slectlun shah Dr Euktntrd rs The laws
- Ire Slate NJ rcaas regulations rec.
ulnf elections iu thc tltN U1 corpus
christi, Nuccra CnuHiN. uoAas
a cHrY &C this fesulatInn. sirurd o.,
the MsgoT 90 the CTS 10 rurpua chris
IS shall serve ar q proiaaf toiicr of aaia
clretion and tho fald Mayer BE- dIr.etes
t0 caurc the same CD g. pusted up I'D
said NuiiuN place in said victims pre-
cinrt thr tamr hrinf "a puhHr place BE-
Hald CITY and to cause thp same ta
Ntthrr with d cnpN ~ sala ordinance
90 he published in newspaper pub
urhsd Boa the CITY uf Corpus christi
Nurces county TsRaH fr thirty taC
dasH prior to the time ~ holding sai.
~tectluf
The ordnance grant ana ffauchiH,
which H Goo bt Fikcn Frautcd ar
adopted ur rejected 10 ~ fsiinNs g.
Hif - n .
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01

corirrs ofaee IN tne CTS ftan ~ me
city q ccntus CHRISTI
The fciicwsnE cfugegs are hereby ap-
Yalnled in trla said sswcticn
~ "a Mnsht i'resldins Judee
~ II. htftiman. ksaietant sudee
c. b. Naain Ciest
T. p fltNsiumonN Clsfk
The prveldsrr taaxe - said Sutlrr
pfeeiucs ah4h appoint such other clesks
O. assist In 10 hciAing % said eieciiou
40 shan ~ teerssar,. ana a. pfvryrii,esi
- law fhe relis of saia eiretion place
shall h. kert rl,en fr,,m e.rht o'eiork
a. ~ e. seven usisck b ln nn iht
leth Ia, "a AuGust a ~. iaiA ead az
sAsd sieciien Vnl, lesaiis guaAiie-i sos
err "a ne Clty "a Corpus Christi Nut.
So t'Nunif rgtaA shall h. allowed tg
wolfe Nutlns shau b. ty on Ufnga.
hAllct 40 rngalred - lAs. anN uum,.er
90 a. rc4alued ID isp. lr 40, foio~ine
form. to.wit.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01

hpiheIs csIacialIf u.ha a. .,., Al.
Nots ~ the tts. .hnn,a srs =. ,..'s
NJ hsty 30 ths statsar I, /. s...,...-
~ sula haliss nesd ths N.if.rs -.
wv NeiN even uqre fhAn oshsfn
NNnie nismefts x ihs farnli, -
80 o'hsf iAsn the tahs Aed ihe ash,
F" fefisirfta at .hs sistion. int hDrs.s
A"a oeeiorf there pili USUALLY g. ara
y afsisc heI waeft Aaa hou e. ss-k
Assistance
reese infant welfare siaiiaas arr lea.
''nH'i ~ ths ase - an molhsrs an tro
eitnts'fho,.i who need help 81 rs. car.
- ihfif itaiien kna nu uns nrsAinr =
rhoaia faii 90 await brrrca "a this on.
portunitt
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~, NOTES OF sseRFrs SALE.


County ui Nutges
DO tlflue II au ,ir,irf 10 Sals issued
oAt 90 thr iiuuerapis uistrlci Naait 81
Nueeea tuunts oa feih day 20 lult. a
~ 1918 h5 tno Nifra thereof boa the
eaHe 90 o. " Wls,s versus b.
eNtroau Nn tl4a ana o. use .n
rneuu oTsrt~d aud asiis.fra. ssI
pfut~td to ssii fr. cash within t.s
Nu4ia prrstflhea bY law Cor sharIffa
Sales on ihr First ruaada, in .Aofitst
A. a. isla d being mr. sra aat uf
Hilu mouth before she gs,urt fiau.e
Vuar &c said Nurecs Cugnu. In ih, Ditt
" Nurpus CHRISTI the faIluNinr dssotli.
90 IFui-Ffe to.alt
an ~ Lots Nas si ard 1e in niae 1
"i sac iiuNhcs Addition to the tlt, nf
Nufpus Christi Nutr,s county TEXAS
ta shown tY ta, mnu ef pat 90 asaI
tidiiiuu uoW uu fllr and uf rerard fu
the ofues ~ the Counk Clsfk af Nu.
en"s County rexa- to vtirb map fcf
vffncr Is here made Cor acissf asscrp
too
Levied un az thr property If . D.
tifafreau to satisfy indemrui
amuuntne ta. 81 fai so ln fs1uf uflt IS
Hayes aui COSTS Uf euif
o.s'A unast mt hana. TITS iutk dhi
sf Iuif a o. IHl1
~ o. WRIGHT sheriff
lf OSCAR NtlI.AMN. prputN
ilts.
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01

c,her plant ~ ptanta fQf t,s .nfapen
~ rlarufNeturinr Rrf rtrr,tina flsht.
heat, sirrtfipttf eu1 electric on nfN~r
pewek ~ elthef ek them. fnf HIS owa
ute md frr ehle 81 ne rAbllt. t.l, II
Ftuutce dyeirea 10 asH nAla power. heat
"a llnh' 70 the pufiic. he ni1aM fui ia
- untli W. pttRlnn nAzptiiat thsfstar
from the cay ~ Cofpon Chfltsl. rxa.
iailnH the rficen a. - chmfNed iuf kafh
heAt iiNhf ard puwef ~ ~en ~ me
material used and the Fonatf8ftlon Il
the means for farnIAhlnr such hest
hKht ana puatr sald tFanshibs Is hr
a. rsagly ~ posn.hhl tho aante ~
franchises hpruiafOfe aranied Ia uthsr
companire fof ths ssls " haAi i'wh,
ana fewor
ssetpn it The character u paving
escd h, the rRntes ktall ~ thss xpee.
locl rs the ciis cuuncll ts snss par
+ p,sc
Ssstinn ~ rhss ffanch,sn MAY he
eh.,iif iurltliea aa failure 10 pfoxlae
7 pfrpef ana adequate service rcnslsttni
i Nth foed mAsAarmeet Mna heslarns
asefe ~ ipr rrfrlslant yioauun "
thr sQeclrc irfme ~ thia ftAnchsse
section a The -untce shan a, an
Times - subject ~ thr City Charter
ana ihe clt, oftinanrse new ~ exist.
ancs ~ which max hcfrafssy he pass.
"a 49, lnscnsis,-nt herewith,
N0ihint va lhls franchise @hAl; he
construed 10 sash nanner A. 10 IL
anN was shflae. ;hs rlsht "a iag CITY
~ Corpus ChrisV 90 Jaws the neeps.
rasy p,use vrisnafees fer he Ere.
+ teciioe ~ ihe eitirFna ~ he CITY -
Z coWss Christi spa ineir psesrfty aaa
ihc rfopafiy ~ ihia Rmnips
The nrtnivc shan &c az ilass als.
! plet end krrp shs reeessafs dansef
y sisnaN and pnaper Ensuis araana al
y eNcH,AtiNfN Nne ulislfU,iie ana ahsil
/. keep sufilre,N siacc % nood coud,
a tlen for ihs travel ~ wagons AMI.
Teams ga az laasi unr fiae " an en-.
, casAiions and distractions and shall
sH ritgn a. pfaetlcatlt. rvetOFa al
= streets snd public places % condl.
tiun equallN a. puod AZ before an,
y apenlnae uf nhstfHaiioi,a ave aaae ann
~ shall uierfve ans fenNs ~ fea4nnatsi,
~ regulations aud nfdsna ~ shu Rftte
= Commissioners wlih reaara a. repairs
y section 10 Thla nssilneree ~ grant
"a eurn iir express raahlfiun thnl th.
q rnniee hcrrin namfd shall. AZ nmn Al
Z" said railroad b. frady p nsain oi,era
,lNft hecHmc fesii.nt cltiarn af ~
Y state 20 IasNs nt chat hr viii aeli az
" sian and transfer AtY and "a 90 hi
y rahis hrrsun3rf ta SOME pffsuN fifu
~ uf sasofittIun feaidlnG iu She aiata a.
\" frsaa ~ fo aaRs corporation duly nr
y faulsfd hf him nUd his assnsiatrs un
der the laws ~ tho ND'e - 1tNeH n,
I. the purissse uf malrH mIng and oyer
i aiiun said faiifuti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01

where's nu the sfh day ~ July A
b 1875 ihe cry Council ~ the Ciiy
nf corpus CuuHt Nueces County.
fcsas. % rerulnr meeting hello at
ih. Ciiy iini ON said date. the ful
loWItg resolution was duly offered by
rommi ssionvf Sutherland seconded hy
Commissioner Ward and adopted hY
the following vote 90 wit Roy Miller
.H n suinerlaud T. H. Ward D. %
Collins. and J "a Gallagher al vetinr
aye.
Resolution
whereas. J n casWeii % San Diego
Cauforf la. has priliioued the cay
Council ~ the CITY ~ Corpus Christi
b. virtue ~ the authority contained
ln the charter - said city. 60 order
q special election Tor the adoption or
rejection - the legally qualified v0iera
of the CITY " Corpus christi ~ the
grant ~ franchise c1nforfing upor the
saia J. o. easwell the rights pouers
AID privileges SGT forth in the said
"a finance entitled AN Ordinance
~ tntlrE 10 J. 10 Casveil. bis success
80 y and ass igns. the rFht 80 construct.
maintain and operate a system ~ in
terurban railways within tho cry ~
4 AHfNt4n ANNNHAAa So" AffF'ff As'AAA N'NHfF
ard upon those certain hereinafter
designated streets and avenues in the
CITY - Corpus Christi, Texas and
regulating the construction. operation
squilmeni and maintenance thereof =
Thrrrfare. He 10 Resolved by the city
A.. Council ~ the cay - Corpus Christi.
Ruecss COUNT. Teaas
That Il h. hereby ordered that an
els.ctlon be hele on the loih DAP -
/ August A - 1918. az which election
I the adoption o. rejection - the grant
( % g.. "a. Caazeii ~ TIE CITY ~ Corpus
Z CHRISTI - the rights powers ard priv
ll.gca sal forth IN certain ordinances
( entitled AN Ordinance granting a. J.
la. Caemen his suCceHsofF and a.
slgns. tho righf 20 construct msiusain
ana operate system - iuteruroan
RAILWAYS wlshlB ne CITY - Corpus
| christi. and over. along. across and
ut-9n those certain hereinafter assiR-
mated streets ard avenues In the ciis
I n Corpus Christi TsKAa and rszulai-
! lar ths construction. operation. coup
nsent aud maintsnaore thereof" shall
be submitted. aid election shall b.
h.iA ir the city - Corpus Christi IN
BOND Election Precinct No. ono. ~
the same has hersiofofe been entab.
listsed and denFnated BY the City
fcouncn ~ the city - Corpus Christi
/ An auaiifisA votsrr ~ifhin the CITY u
Corpus Chfsnsi shall vote IN the ee-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01
NOTICE or saTrifF's sALE.
Hn1nnumukM

lN VIRTUE ~ ar FNcauiion and Oraef
W Sale irsu~i oui of she iinuafails
District Cauri of ncsnr County ou igih
iHf 10 June a d. ipit ns sine CltJh
thereof in she rass 90 a 4 lslaas5 ,Ha
acorso Nodrt ysfsuH Brown Sears ana
sidney Alien. No ~ $500 1nd Go int
as sheriff directed and delivered. .
VIII proceed tu arN fur ash wuhin
tpr hours prescribed m law Cor
shcufrs saies on fho firsi Tu~sAsi
n August A. %. 1915 &c Doing iht
sfl dal ~ said monih. bcforo she court
iiunao door ~ said Nueces Count, ln
the Cln u corpus christi the fellow
inF drsrrlhts property tU.wltt
AR q i.uia Nos l6d sud lt1 In fiach
90 the DUrpur nDnrt Hotel Addition
fu fho 'Itf ~ corpus CHRISTI NurDNs
EnunfN roant 1a shown tN the mag uf
uiaf now un nie and of RECORD n ths
uflco nf fhc county Clert ~ Nurcra
County rraas ta whlph map rcferrurs
u h.r, mad, fof better description aud
whereas thla execution ir fore. iuauft
~ ucn AGAINST Brown Sears ana
sidney Allen
Levied uu aH tht property uf Brown
Sears Co satisfy "a Judgment nuuuuilhf
Co.. fztfg1f Boo favor of a. > Nladt'
and Gcafss lind"i aud costs ~ rut
garu under m5 hand ihls leth. %
uf july. A D.. 1910.
49, D. WnlGIT sheriff
fD DsrAu uuL.AMY p.pur
Ha|
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01

i'"rio Rests. lhs dafs4tesH Autano.
pilr racer niay rut tumpsts lu fhs Fl.
tin ttisi Races August ge uis vie
has dreaded With hiu ma ta enter 49,.
frafs be wid Boz suied
Mrs Ncsta b. ths SISTER 0f spsncef
"ishari who Wss kiiied while acina
Ia kiein lasi year
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01
AN ORDINANCE

Granting to } " Careoli his success
sora aud assigns tho rirht Ca construct
maintain aud operate q system ~ iu-
terurhan railways within the CitN ~
Corpus Christi aid over. alung arrnHs
and upon those certain hcrinaficr Dies
irna'ed streets and nvcnles IA the CltY
~ corpus Churfi rcaHa and rrnulHt
iuF the construction operation. eumpr
inert and mpintenancc tbrn.of
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-01

Urban cara. trsS II enAfxe. aAld trans,
few ~ ~ YnAdc AZ trersfsr aintiuns
d4riNretca ~ orainanee Tickets fer
thv uss q sehesl eAnasss attending
ri,hltc. rrlxAsv ~ sunday eerNsos under
iaNstn yeafs - ass. shall ~ osgml4hsA
"a shs rate ~ 1--WE and Ore haif Gents
each subject a. ans rsAnanallr feruia.
tiuns which me gfnriep mas impose %
prevent thf ahute q This pf.slitso ~
Ne uet ~ such ucx4ta y, ptheis Than
eNhs4oi ytil.ten lNlicemsn and mem.
beers oi me f4fc Department shalt b.
ceffieH free pa acccSsianss ~ith ths
provisions II the state aztl-pAnn LAW.
chHdtVn under five years ~ aes when
accompanied ~ adults shah 10 carried
ffra Nrarfc4 at4N carr hsN faro
tieNHts On hia cafs aa4 sake change
thUfewlih % chudFon entitled thereto
Section 3 Where single tfAct II
cunstfnrtrd TIA entire Nnn shall eesN,
tidt AZ utarN ~ pfariivAhie ~pl 1hr
rtftff 90 streets avenues aaA alleys
/ n,uf euA alnna which ihe rame shall
rtaa anitfs when otherwise directed
Ssh fhe mmlstianuf 90 streets and
NltQc iml ruVcgstnts
sftfinu An ruiiinr rtact. rrnalt
shNps. lsaslnes- cfNcv~ and car harms
aaea r thc upefAi.en ~ ihe rliy etfees
rauofr rsatrw shall 10 keUl WlthlA
ihc Nmts 81 tns said cav 90 Corrus
y Chusli ekfrW riHiAr stccN and term
lna facilities taf Nrc ~ intefufnef
nnea
section 40 When tHo rganiee fhai
las ~ construed tfarA ugion a.,
J street uroH WhiNh tNyt, ia a pavement
Sidewalk ~ cUru. BE- shall resfore ran
J aftef she construction and i-slHe q
said track aa nearN nF mas he a. NJ
futmss oandltion. ta thr ratirfacfinu 81
thr Ctty Efeinspr aBd pheu raN Al
tht cis1in e taking 40 aud rtuiNsin
+ thr oid pavement sidewalk nf rNfi
60 las said trnsk ami the solaNinG an
, fnlshinH ~ The nev raYemeni. side
! walk ~ curb Whtn ihr city ma
. pf,ltf any airtpt paNrN which ia oNpu
. nrA B., the track a. the Efnutn'
prautfr shalt construed ihr patiuF %
tween the ralln OF the iratha and Z,
ihe nuaer a Unn i..at oUtaiar 90 m
mu uu rinsle track times and eht
b. auubir tatk ilree afe maintained. ,
on squire switches amt tafunuis. ti
e said Tfantra shall pave ths space Ns
. tsatu tle tracks toNrihef wltp ~
ntmgp ustNefn ihe fAiia and tot uf
fout uatnldr tho pWtHidr rolls AA cu
e. srftH untrF lhr tfNvtH sNtii nf kepi
tDUh rslar bf grantee t1 uyim
\ ataiunrt afd an sfrHNtH uAluua
n 4akluta Hhali De- NriIafd % Hnnifs q
q thr aldth uf ihr ifhth 4ui fef %
b runrc IS yut fu8i outside 90 the Fai
10 90 the tra0k DO correspond win enc le'
10 a 20 iho floor sc tho hrIdse Nrcu
a. rtrustfnu uf mlANua and UulNffie q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
Boy or Girl?
Great Question !

This brings to many minds an old and
tried family remedy--an external APP
plication known as Mothers Friend"
During the period Of expectancy It Is
applied to the abdominal muscles and is
designed to soothe the intricate network
Of nerves involved. In this manner it
has such q splendid influence as to justify
its use IN all cases Of coming mother
hood. 1t has been generally recon-
mended for years and years and those
who have used it speak in highest praise
Of the immense relief 1t affords. Partic-
ulariy do these knowing mothers speak
Of the absence Of morning sickness,
absence Of strain on the Igaments and
freedom from those many other dis
tresses which ara usually looked forward
to with so much concern.
There is no question but what
Mothers Friend" has q marked tendency
to relieve the mind and this of itself in
addition to the physical relief has given
it a very wide popularity among women.
It is absolutely safe to use. renders
thu skin pliable, is penetrating in its
nature and is composed OF those embro-
cations best suited to thoroughly lubri-
cate the nerves. muscles, tendons and
ligaments involved.
You can obtain Mothers Friend" at
almost any drug store.
It Is prepared only by Bradfeld Reg
uiator Co.. 401 Lamar Bid. ktla-ta. Ga.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24

ham s Vegetable Compound. After TAX
ing the third bottle of the Compound I
was able to do my homework and today
j am strong and healthy again. will
answer letters if anyone wishes to know
about my case. Mrs. JOSEPH ASELN,
COG Fourth Avenue, Minneapolis, MINI.
Lydia E. Pinkharn's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs, and today holds the record Of
being the most successful remedy we
know for woman ills. If you need such
medicine why don't you try it?
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound viii help you, write
to Lydia e. PinkhaTm Medicines Co.
(confid dental Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by . woman,
and held In strict confidence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24

The levers OF Elocution and arr IN
Century have rare treat in store for
them on Saturday evening March 6th-,
when IN the Methodist Church at
eight o'clock Miss Mae Wilkinson the
elocutionist will be heard in recital
This gifted young girl. win not doubt
meet with q large and appreciative
audience
Miss Wilkinson has won q wide
reputation as clever reader being
fpli Of the wit and humor.
She Is entirely at home on the plat
form having done Chautauqua and re-
clfal work IN both Tennessee and Flor
ida. She is a striking girl of the
blonde type and with her sunny dis
position Is much sought after in the
circles OF dramatic art.
Ii Il through the efforts Of Rev. NJ
.. Bouterse she goes to Century. and
he can assure the people that she has
only to be heard to be recognized as
IN class TO herself.
Among her readings Saturday she
win give ME and Ny Down Trodden
Sex. rMatrimony Before And After,
and Engaged
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
MY HEALTH
IS PERFECT
So Says a North Carolina
Lady in Telling What She
Owes to Cardui. the Wo-
mans Tonic.

Mt. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Ada Hull, Of
this place. says: About six years ago
got In very bad health. / suffered
terrible pains in my abdomen and
back. / dreaded to see the sun rise
and dreaded to see II set, for sufz
fered such agony. No one except my
self viii ever know how badly sui
fered. The doctor said l was suffering
as a result of the menopause
AS nothing gave me any relief,
asked the doctor il hadn't better try
Cardui. He said, 1t might help you,
and told my husband to get me a bot
tie. At this time 1 was so weak ]
could not lift my head. and my voice
was so weak, people had to lean to-
wards the bed to hear what said ]
looked so bad and had such dark
color that looked like dead woman
and my relatives thought would
never get up again.
took one bottle of Cardui and ii
relieved the pain and suffering 50
much that my husband got another
bottle, and that improved me still
more. began to strengthen and
gradually got well. I have now had
better health for six years, than /
ever had in all my life. have taken
no medicine since. and my health is
perfect
cardui is the finest medicine a
woman could use.o
Try 1t. At druggists. (Adv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
'CHAUTAUQUA At
O'FUNIAk WILL
OPEN TONIGHT
PROGRAM is RICH WITH MANY
STRONG ATTRACTIONS AND SEES
SION PROMISES TO BE A Sue
cEssFuL ONE.

On Wednesday night the thirty first
annual session Of the Florida Chautau-
qua will open at DeFuniak Springs
Music will be given by Roscoe's Band
and Orchestra of Goshen, Indiana, ana
by Emma Dawdy Sessions of Bombay.
and readings by Margaret Stroh and
Joyce Kanauer. Brief addresses will be
made by Hon. d. Stuart ellis, Presi-
dent Kenneth Bruce, DR.. G. E. Gowdy,
Professor w. NJ. Kemper, and Profess
sor j. T. Littleton, and others.
The session promises to be one of
the best in the history of the chau-
tauqua. The regular Saturday excur-
sions will be run, as usual, throughout
the entire session. There will be six
of these excursions, the first one be-
ing operated on February 27th and
the last one the 3rd Of April. The pro-
gram is rich with many strong attrac-
tons, such as DR.. Caroline Geisel, DIR.
Bryon w. King, Col. George Balm, Cap
tain Richmond Pearson Hebson, Hettie
Jane Dunnaway, presenting Daddy
Long-Legs,' Mrs. VIM. Calvin Chiffon,
The Avon Sketch Club, The Morrow
Brothers Male Quartet. The Orpheam
Male Quartet, Edwin Brush the magic
ian, the Beulah Buck Quartet, Presi-
dent Lincoln Hulley of Stetson Uni
versity, Hon. Richard Z. Wyche, Pres
ident of National Story Tellers' League
of United States, and others.
On the first Saturday large dele
cation is expected to attend from PEN
sacola as the Pensacola Vocal Club, an
organization consisting of the pupils of
Mia Osborne Benn, will take part in
the concerts.s The people of West
Florida are glad to know that Roscoes
Band and Orchestra will be at the
Chautauqua during the entire session
This is one of the best musical or
CARNATIONS in the land.
Announcement is made in an adj
vertisement in today's Journal, of the
program and excursion from Pensacola
next Saturday.
Trains will leave Saturday from
Pensacola at o'clock and from River
Junction at $50 in the morning and re-
turn at 9:15 at night after the exercises
at the Chautauqua are over.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
SOCIAL MEETING OF
The SUFFRAGE LEAGUE.


A very pleasant social meeting Of
the Pensacola Equal suffrage League
was held at the city hall on Monday
evening, and short business session
was also held, which proved interesting
and helpful.
Mrs r. B. Perkins talked most in
terestingly of the early life of DIR. Anna
Howard Shaw, and drew a vivid pic
ture of the struggles of the. splendid
woman who is at the head of the Nat
ional Equal Suffrage Association, and
who is to visit Pensacola on March
10 under the auspices of the Pensacola
Equal Suffrage League.
Mrs. Fred Roege. president of the
league, made a short talk on suffrage
work. treating the subject in gem
eral way. and Miss Sara Donaldson,
pariiamentarion also spoke briefly but
interestingly.
Mrs. Al. C. Reilly made very bright
and clever little talk on Women and
Mice" and in closing ner remarks,
said:
Women are not inherently coward
". They have proven their courage on
many occasions. / believe that the
average child, whether male or female,
is born absolutely fearless. The first
law teaches both alike as they develop
to protect themselves from a recog-
nized danger, but fear is usually an ac-
CURED attribute. I believe that the
idea of woman's timidity was born of
the ancient belief that woman must
appeal to mans sympathy through her
heiplessness; and belief in that old fall
lacy today is one of the strongest, If
not the strongest force in keeping so
many women from working for suf-
frage.
They fear to admit courage, inde-
pendence. efficiency. They believe that
by SO doing. so being, they may lose
the regard, affection, respect, if you
like, OF men. This old fallacy served
purpose--it flattered mans vanity
but 1t has been stumbling block in
the pathway of woman's development.
Fear has been a great stumbling block
in both mans and woman's develop
ment. Fear itself is the one great
thing to fear. 1t has made towards of
so many of us. Someone said mans
whole objection to giving women the
vote could be summed up in two
words II fear
Before closing my remarks / would
like to refer once more to the poor,
miserable, despised, hunted little
mouse. With all my defiance of aim
still wish to do justice to his prowess
by reminding you of a well known
fact. A very small mouse once lib
Grated a very large lion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-02-24
NO MORE JURY TRIAL
IN CIRCUIT COURT

After disposing of the case of A. A
Brown & Co, VS.. Davis Clara. in the
circuit court yesterday. the jury was
dismissed for the term, and it is now
thought that the tribunal will be IN
session not longer than February %,
when the last case is docketed. This Is
one of a series Of ejectment cases, and
no jury will be used
In the case yesterday the verdict was
returned in favor of Messrs. John and
Henry Clara, sons of the defendant
named, who died since the institution
of the above action.