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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-28
wand Have U. S. Utillze Own P0lash

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-rheTe VII i,,as ss no
c-,u shortage due to lack OF potash fertlli-eF
SrSn (5ermany n the United States will utilize
the $40. OOO. 900 worth OF potash oheaPy o2-
tainable from PACING coast kelp, aseel1ls,s NJ
~ Commerce, today. Norton said this can
~ produced az s. less ton 20 the consume. consumer
H. Tascs time. America. he added, mas kN9
,-sars 10 develop its supply before eTopg vii
~ dro'O0O worth is used here annually tof
srSi,s nd that some Development T. under way
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-28
FRESH FRUITS

There was a fair Inquiry for choice siock
and values were steadily held. Quotations:
1T5 peaches Georgia. Belle of Georgia, per
crate Sid1,b0; do, Georgia, Elberta, per crate,
S9d4; lemons per box. S2d2, 80; oranges, Flor
ida, Ier box. 50. 50d4; grapefruit Florida; per
boy Sld2: pineapples per crate-Porto Rico
ST SOAP IS; FLORIDA 81 .5bd2. 75i cherries, sour,
per Glib. basket, 35d40c,; plums, Georgia. per
carrier. GOc.dSl; currants, red, per qt:. sqOc. :
per ut 1IhR5c.; gooaeherries. per at, 3a6c; ::
hnckieberries per qt., 7qse,; raspberries' red.
standard crate. Soc qSi: do. North Carolina,
per standard crate hOds0c; do North Caro-
8IO5f7fTE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-28

The Philadelphia and Reading Railway
COMPANY mas awarded a contract 70 a.
Ran for improvements az the
mound freight house, Broad ana Cal,
iogybi1 streets. Philadelphia, which VIII
o,nsist of the removing Of the brick wall
on ne north side Of the inbound freight
house and substituting steel columns
steel sash and steel rolllng-shutter doors,
These Improvements will sfealy me - -
the door space thereby AaeiA-sliNs s-s
loading Of freight
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VECETABLES

supplies were liberal and prices generally
favored buyers, with demand only moderate.
Quotations. White potatoes. Virginia, per Dbl;
Mo /. 15c,asl; do;; No. z, 4o9oOe; sweet
as; do. No. 2. 's212.5 .50i onions, Bermuda. per
crate, b0RGOc. do. Jersey, per A-hush.
baaket 2OG2hc do, Eastern Shore. per
hammer 35a4Oc; eggplant Norfolk, per crate,
si IMP 25; cucumhers. Maryland per h-bbl.
basket 4OlpbOe corn, Jersey. per basket, 500
asc tomatoes, Jersey per bashet-No early
35i5Oc; DO, No. 2, 2oa25c,; do, No
second early 60@75c.; mushrooms, per Alb
basket SOC 6s1.
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New Dive Company for Philadelphia

VVIth A capital of % coo, 600 the American
Co Operative Dye and Chemical Company, OF
philadelphla, was incorporated today az Dover
eompany will carry on q business as manu-
fsefiIrinq druggists and deal In pharmaceutical
ana proprietary articles .,,
ar 4shi incorporators are r. X. Hansell, Of this
,tfv and George II. b. Martin ana s. o.
SEYMOUR Of Camden.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-Fancy goods were in smnl
supply and firm. but medium and low grades
were dull. Quotations. Western, solid d-packed
creamery. fancy specials. 29c. extra, 2Tc.;
extra nrsts. 26G2eHe.; nrsts. 2Ja2Sho. sec
average extras 2sdS29c. do. fair to Eood'
25a2Gc. jobbing sales OF fancy prints, a4a3Ic
EGGs-Cholce stock sold promptly at top
prices, but ordinary stock was dull and un-
settled. Quotations.: In free cases, nearby
extras 24c per dozen; hrHts. SO per STANDARD
case; nearby current receipts. So 30 per case;
Western extra nrsts. SO per case; hrsts. No.IOW
5.s5 per case fancy selected candled eggs were
jobbinF at 26d21c, per dozen,
CHEESE.-onerings were fairly liberal
and the market was dull and weak. Quota
tions. New York fall cream fancy, new
l4A d141ac.. do, do, fair 10 good. new, 1870
l4c; do. part Bklms. 0dfl3c.
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NEW YORK CURB
JUMP IN COTTON

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Disregarding the
iomswhat easier cables from Liverpool.
ne cotton market opened quite steady
MS morning, with first prices 6 to 8
relnts higher. As the day advanced
prices Improved further and by O'Clock
futures We're up some 25 points.
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ven place Tor a rally.
STOCKS sOFT AT AUCTION

General declines were the rule at today's
local auction sales 1t securities, Union Pas az,
10 points, while LumbeFmans Insurance
dropped 3. Philadelphia Trust and Integrity
Title and Trust 81. Quaker City National
RANK was down and catawiHsa IL. Peunsyl-
Vania Fire Insurance rose ~ points
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REFINED SUGARS

The market was quiet and unchanged We
quote rehnerE list prices, subject TO conces-
sions OF 10 points, Standard grnnulnted. 0.16c.;
extra nne Branuated 6.1Oc. powdered 8,20c. .
confectioners A, &c.; soft grades. f5.25Gb. soc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-28
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

Nypvv YORK July 28-BUTTER---Marhet
ts rsiv steady: receipts n, ,2g5 packages; extra
siitse; higher scoring. 27a2Tlse-i State dairy,
96e-. Imitation creamery, 22925c.
sGGs' MARKET irregular; receipts, 1910
paekages; extra irsts, 2iq12Ae. regular
packed; hrHts, le9 2oste, regular paekeai
Color. 1sa28c nearby browns, 24a2ee.
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EAR SILVER
NOTES or THE RAIL

a5Ew YORK. July 2s.-The quotation for
a,,6T,erelai bar silver Was 4Th cents today
e,ifh 22k pence in London
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BANK CLEARINGs

Aek elearings today compare with corre-
1915. 1914. 1913
adelphia s25. 56l,514 S2s. 79l. $50 500. 7l6, 442
sssen ..... 20, 4e2 200 "a, 0O5, 268 q, ,96s. .0D4
- York. ,ai6. .5l6 les sO6,2i1.Tle 2T5.s6s,o74
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NEW YORK COFFEE MAPKrr

NEW YORK, July 2S-The coffee MAJ
ket opened strong, with futures IN, 4 ~ 4
points. Trading was brisk at the start
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The Bell and the. Independent telephone
interests OF the State have Joined hands
before the Public Service Commission Ia
an argument against the adoption OF the
uniform telephone rates for Pennsylvania.
which the commission has been endeavor-
ing to get into shape for final adoption.
The two main points brought out are the
contention that the commission is not
empowered by law 10 make rates. and IN
the second place that rates based on pop
ulation, such as tina commission proposes.
are unjust But while the Bell Telephone
Company held that its interests ara 80
interviewer that local conditions enter TO
only very Blight degree In the matter of
rates, the keystone Telephone Company.
of Philadelphia. argued that the only way
to fix telephone rates justly Is TO inquire
into the condition OF each local company
separately. To accept the Bells view of
the matter would work great hardship to
the independent telephone companies ok
the State. It was argued.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

AA9 YORK, July 2s.-The foreign ex-
'a'7se market opened steady.
r. Sterling. Francs. Marks. Lires
i'6saa a'',.,.. w 4.T58 SSss5S& 81: siii,: az s2S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-28

The Citizens Traction Company reports
for the year ended June 30 decrease Of
s10690 In gross earnings, but reduced ex-
penses established a net increase OF
S1ZO74. Earnings applicable to dividends
and surplus were Ss2.O17. gain Of s7ol1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-28

For the year ended June 30 the Penn
Central Light and Power Company re-
ports net earnings applicable to dividends
and surplus OF s107,40
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. July 2s-The metal nsEA.l
~ easier today. Lsaa Nas oneEad q 49,
Tln, g. 5.5Qa3ee.
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POULTRY

LIVE.--Fowla were well cleaned up and
firm brolllng chickens were plentiful and easier,
Quotations. Fowls, to quality. l0al8lsc..
exceptional lots higher roostere. llq12c broll-
ing chickens, fancy, not Leghofals, weighing
1I5d2 lbs. apiece. 2la22c.; d61 Leghorns,
Weighing 1902 lbs. apiece. 1TGlSc.; do, do.
weighing lf1lA lbs apiece l5a10c.: ducks,
PeIin, old, 18d14c. do, Indian Runner, old,
129l3c.; do young according 70 size. 100
l0c.; pigeons old. per pair, 2lQ23c.i do,
young, per pair, 20qSlc.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold at auction
shr. Fire Asso. OF Phiia.. par $50. s15Bh
25 shrs. Fire Asso. OF Phlla., par 500. .315
shrs. Lumbermen's Ins. Co.. par S25. 90
20 shrs., BALDWIN Locomotive Works.,
thrs. Young -smyth- Field Co, pref,
par 800 @ shares common stock
$1,000 0at oty Of Pha. si per cent. in !"
terest January and July, registered,
$1,000 oSi CITY t'S o. Pha sb per cent. in. I"
terest January and July. registered,
shr. aue phs. 1s Trust Co.. par sioo. III
10 sfrs. pennsylvania Salt MSnutactur-
40 shrs, hrs Pennsylvania Salt Manufactur. O.11
81 shrs' s We West pl haSTSl SGS Hill Cemetery Co.. o''
$500 PGE SIeStFiS s and Peoples Traction Co.. i0O
and October, Eeglstsred due iS4S... 7aN
shrs. Corn Exchange National Bank
shra. r Corn Exchange National Bank
shrs Sr aSSuractuters National Bank oOO
2S rhrs sr 'sgS Quaker city National Bank
10 shrs F FSIrmoint Savings Trust Co.. il-
shTs RSf Integrity VS: Title insurance. Trust
and Safe DOpost Co, par 500. .....2l5
10 shrs Mutual Trust Co. par $50 .... S5h
10 shrs Mutual Trust Co., par $50. ..... 80
shrB. Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co..
sRrS RaE foSples National Fire insurance
10 shfS S ga.aSiS.a gsr sf r. R. Co, ist pref. -
10 shTs Rqr GSion sSG Pass r.. r. co..........1Go@
Ehrs ]. b, stetson Co, com, par s1OO.345
10 shrs. United Gas = Elec' Corporation. 70
40 shrs. United Gas & Elec. Corporation,
1st pref. par 500. O................... boh
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The Long Beach Gas Campany has np-
piled to the New York Public Service
Commission for permission to issue
S,OOO0OO OF capital stock and bonds
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RATES FOR MONEY

Call. Time.
sd1lphia .............. 8M94 a8A
tefA ss.....s-s.sssss.s da0AA EA4oA
1911 'ssss.sss ssss.sssFsssss g.. o52Af
esamsFeial paper. three to six months Phil
-apaia, sh94 per cent.
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the limited receipts OF strictly fancy desirable
sized stock, values Of which ruled steady Fol
try. fowls 70 10 box. dry-picked fancy SEE
lected l0c.: Weighing 4lAa5 lbs. apiece lshc. !
lbs. apiece. 16h617hc.; under lbs. apiece
l4lk6l61he. Ice -packed-western. Az lbs and
over apiece. ITlhc; do smaller sizes. l5Qi7c. (;
old ROSTERS dry-picked 12iac.; broiling chick
ems Jersey, fancy, 30g32c.; other nearby
2Id3Bc do weighing I9lh lbs, 2tG23c.; {;
spring ducks, 16ls917o.; squads, per doz.
white. weighing II TO 10 lbs per doz., $1,000
S3d3 so white, Weighing lbs per doz., S2.55
@265; do, lbs. per doz., 81. 1902. 20; DO, .
flGlk lbs per doz. S1.80l1.Bbi dark, Sl.oO1
65; small and No. 2, 81.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03
BRINGS NO NEWS
.FROMCAPTAINOF
FISHING SMACK
FRANK TAYLOR. WHO WENT TO
TAMPA, RETURNS AFTER a
FRulTLEss SEARCH FoR PEN
sAcoLIAN WHO DISAPPEARED.

Manager . Frank Tayior of the
Warren Fish Company, who went 10
Tampa upon being advised ~ the dis
appearance of Captain Salvatore Mon-
81. has returned Go Pensacola. after a
frultless inquiry into the strange case
Before leaving Tampa. however. Mr.
Taylor authorized the payment of !
reward ~ tiDo for information lead.
ing 20 the finding % the missing
smack captain but - FAR he has not
been called upon Co pay that money
20 anyone. for M trace r the missing
man has come "a light
Months relatives went q Tampa 4
couple ~ days $50, ana viii make dll-
gent inquiry into the case Thus far
nothing has been heard from those
relatives who went 90 the place where
Mouu waa last seen
The latest from Tamps concern-
ing the disappearauee ~ Captain
Month l. that the sailor. pacinl who
WAS arrested "a connection with the
case. was sim held there on saspi-
elon. bur his friends here say ~ wilI
have no trouble CD proving his tnno-
cance - any wrong doing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

gun. ii IL stated. fires = shell weigh
ing 1890 rounds cur i4-lnch shell
weighs 1900 pounds The bsrstsag
effect n the larger shell win he great
er. % course but we have little doubt
that the destructive efect 81 the burst
q the I&-inch viii be quite sun8cienf
fer its task No one can doubt ~
ACCESSIBILITY ~ DELIVERING a. bits % 10
~ the enemy Added 70 al If The
above We must recellect THAT the
chance If having gun IRE survive rests
with ne ship oarr2lng the greater
numaer
Now. n ws compare these guns AZ
range greater thar hattie range or
armor -piercing ranNe and merely
count the ability - reach tns enemys
decks or nnaruored parts. We end thar
ire Pennsylvania guns range quite
as far az maximum. as those ~
the Queen Elizabeth Both guns range
farther than they would have any hope
Of hitting q ship. thar is 20 say. over
p 600 Yards. or something like Nc land
miles"
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REWARD
FOR SOUTHPORT
.INCENOIARIES
GOVERNOR OFFERS sioo-MAN.
AeEa Or souTHEHN TIMBER
CO. WHOSE HcME WAS BURN.
60. GETS THREATENING LEr.
TEA.


Southport May "a reward II
aloo has been offered BY Gov tram.
mel fof ths arrest 20 the parties Tho
robbed the eomm.@Hart ~ the south
ern Timber co. and burned the home
of Mr ]. O. Alday ON lsat sunday
morning
since the fire - which air. Allday
lost hia entire houtehold effects he
hne received Al anonymous letter
cuntaining personal threats against
BIN it Is rum6fed that two other re-.
wards are bslns offered by private
parties for TIRE Apprehension q the
incendiarles
Personal Mention.
Mr. 2 RI Pumphfes has just dns
fahed driVing che pipe for e fine ar
tesian wen an HE place here The
vel .a over 900 feet deep and has
tine flon of spring sulphur water
The Southport hoUg win soon ha
weaFirg a neW coat - paint. which
#ill aad ers much ta is appearance
The stere ~ Mr f. p Lloyd was
yesterday flowed o. ST. Andrews afteF
haFine been placed on barge for
that purpose and presented s rather
unique appearance al the water
Many parties are oeinn made AZ
weekly for tin tHp from points on s.
Andrews Bay 60 ATaiaehieola ~ way
~ the new canal which has lately ls.eu
opened for transportation Mr. Week.
cry made the trip last week from Ana
laehicola IS Panama city on his waso-
isne launch "Coco-Cola gnl" b. seven
hours with Z hundred empty cooo-eeis
barrels on board
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DIES AFTER A
LONG ILLNESS
J. X. ENNIS PASSED AWAY LATE
LAST NIGHT AT The HOME or
HIS DAUGHTER ON NORTH A..
ckNlZ sTREET.

q p Ennis. aged Sc years, died iaAt
night az Ilso5 o'clock az the home Of
his daughter. ARE Homer Hancock.
No. ao7 North Alcaniz street He had
been ill for several weeks
The deceased la survived 81 = wffe,
daughter. one son. a sister and brother
The remains wiil ~ shiuped ~
Columbus. Ga his former nome today
a. noon
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Daniels Tells Of Great
Guns Aboard Ships

lcontiaasd PROM Pase one)
q sacrifice ln Bsmber of guns a. great
o. nearly as greet as was done ii
the design of the Quetn Elizabeth.
Counting volume 81 FIRE ana prob.
ability % hitting. we see that AZ hattle
range The number ~ slows delivered
~ the Pennsylvania "a a given time
Wih exceed those given hv the Queen
Ehzsbeth - g per cent The 1B-ineh
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Nep0nsef
Shingles

These shingles do not
buckle, split, nor rattle.
Nor do they give the
roof the monotonous,
fat regularity that slate
does. They are wedge
shaped, are built up so
that the butt end is OF
treble thickness, and 60
on the roof as wooden
shingles do, are less ex-
pensive and lighter tina
slate. They viii not
crack nor blow loose
Double width halves
cost Of laying.
Il. 5. Government re
quires that buildings be
rooted with Paroid' or
equal 10 Pariod mate
rails What better rec
concentration could be
wanted
Lewis Bear
Company
Wholesale Distributes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

NFNNfff@h = o. ANNA9 p
~. Louis. May ~ without the SER
wees 81 Manager HerzoE who was
suspended fer bis fight 9th the um.
plres yesterday Cincinnati loaf 20 81.
Louis this afternoon By the score Of
r. ]. The score. r. n. r.
Cincinnati ...f
So Louis .g o
Batteries Lear and Clarke: Mead
ows and Snyder; umpirca RiEler and
Hart.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Al New Orleans ! Atlanta. v
Al Mobile. o Birmingham. 4
Al Memphis. e. Little Rock, 3
AZ Nashville. q. Chattanuowa. b
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Birmingham I. Mobile 0.

" WIT -E-F'7 y TFT|W7T" .
Mobile. Nay e. Birmingham turned
On Mobile this afternoon after losing
two straight and with Robertson hold
ing the home club 20 two hits. easily
scored a shut out The score
r. H. f.
BIRMINGHAM .... 1855 ...a
Mobile 70 2
Batteries Robertson and Hale
Gudger and Schmidt: umpires will
liams and Chestnut
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Atlanta Beats New Orleans:
Birmingham Blanks Mobile

New orleans. May a.-snith's great
pitching held New orleans ssfe
throughout todays game. while At
lsnta batted opporsunely ard was
aided - the poor fielding - the home
club The score r. ~ r.
Atlanta O
New Orleans .. 4. .st q
Batteries Hlstt and smith. smith
and HiEgins. umplres Rudderham and
KERN
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AMERICAN LEAeuE.


pefrctf =, Ghteaao 3
ChfcaRo May AMER losing two
straight Detroit turned on Chicago to
day and won q ha9d fought and close
game hv the scSre ~ 20 q The
score n. g. r.
Detroit ~ ...s.. ...A o
Chicago ... .. - . o
Batteries nauss ard Mckee. c.
cotte. Faher. Wnlfgang and gchaIks
nmpirea. Dineen and Nailin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Al Chicago. y Pitsburg. / in
uings. rain
AT FL Louis g. Cincinnati. ). Two
scheduled
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Al cleveland 7. r. Louis. s
Al chicago. q. Detroit. -
scheduled
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Adam Wa1ton. colorea. IS years old
who gave rs address a. I.ockhar1. Ala
was found halt asleep &c the union
depot last niwht ~ CAPTAIN % Police
Giimorn. Nearby was coop fult -
half grown chickens and the police
captain casually asked who they be-
lonEaa~to. I'he sleepy darkey there
upon offered % sch them ~ a5 cents
each. Aftervvard tire captain ascer-
tanned the fowls we're the property
81 another man. ard ere negro was
sent IN aa s dangerous and Suspicious
character, When searched he had q
return ticket @ Floraia. Al, ana said
- HEot left
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Res uItS


AZ Chicago as; Buffalo n-t: Sec
ond game. five innings rain
AZ Newark. e-l 81 Louis i-2; two
scheduled
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Chicago Wins From Pittsburg;
ST. Louis Defeats Cincinnati

Chicago. May 2--chlcago easily de-
feated Pittsburs today winning from
the visiting club ~ the score ~ 7 e
T. Vaughn held Pitsburg safe in
every inning except one. The score.
r. r. r.
PitfEhuFE .s .sss .+stA
Chicago .....47 2 2
Batteries McQuillan and Gibson.
Vaughn and Bresuahan. umplres Ortiz
and Byron
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

A. NJ tine during the game b.
tween Pensacola and F1orala AZ Mas
ent Park yesterday waa the local team
IN any great dancer ~ getting tire fuw-
er end ~ the score. ard the result was
fhe iocala came cat tn nyinR colors
in q ecors ~ > 60 8 IRE Alabama hoys
play BAH. and the locals soon had
thaf fact Impressed uron them and
very early O. the game took every
chance 90 increnae ere lead which
they early r. ire contest secured
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TERsELY TOLD

$500 REWARD--,,s,ss as 5sgr e.
reward sor ewl9emea snffleient 70 rpnNiet
8ng 0ef@nm found stealing subgsFiheFs'
aaparm agteF saiiNerN 81 same ~ carrfsFs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

FOR QUICK SALE I
Clapp's $3.50 low quarters.
Any style S5.25. Meyer Shoe
Company.
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The Journals Want al
Way" viii get you res,,Its
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

"A solution to your Spring
Wardrobe for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Palm Beach
Suits, S. 20 $40. Dresses,
newest materials. $3.50 TO
S12.0O, cash or credit. Ca
Inns, 90 South Palafox.
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Cleveland. May 2-CIsveiana de.
fsated St. Louis today by heavy hit-
ting. The score wns 70 &. The
score; r. r. ~
So Louis .. 49,. g
Cleveland e.. ... ...T Is a.
Batteries Weilman and Anrnp.
steen, counhe and o'NelIi. umpires
Hildehrand and o'I.ouwhiir.
Cn.hnnr.t.n L. IT, I.Y
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Amos r. Lewis. - Mariana, repre-
sentative from Jackson county 20. the
legislature. and q n Mathis ~ Bon
ifay. we're among the arrivals IL the
city yesterday who registered az the
San Carries,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Several shots were fired ~ Angelo
Occur. a Greek. doing business orr
West Iarragossa street, 81 q negro
whom tha ereek said WAS In the act
O. trvinN 90 break into his Store
through q rear window. officer EileT-
IN. VINO was on that beat started IL
pursuit of tho neTre hat the BLACK fled
weEt en- Main street and was soon
swallowed up in the darkness The
Gresk na1d ha win know the aesre
when be sees him again.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Nashville. May e-Heavy hitting ~
chattanooga gave the latter 4 L. E
victory over Nashville fhis AFTERNOON
The score r.. a.
chattanooRa ~
Nashville
batteries. Cunningham ana gltrh
ems. Mcleod. Rogers AMI street. am
pire. O'Tonie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Two ronherfes we're reporteE aariv
yesterday morning. the sneak thlsf
pursuing ere same End ~ tactics In
both q these Instances that had feat.
ured bis work b TIE past The Nssl-
deuce - Charles Fl johnson. az sos
North Gulllemnrde. ana thar 81 Pat
enc Campbell FL SOS North Guile.
maT6e street. we're the plarss visited
ard 4 geld watch and some change
we're missed - Mr Johnson ne oth-
er victim aid nos neparf TIE amount
af hiH Ices Ne arrests have been
made
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

n TIE contest which TIRE ~ r n
Market inauEaratea Tor TIRE henefB 81
nera were yesterday announced There
Were two prizes ~ S. in cash saeh
Sire y Banrs wnn TIE S. ry4xs eor
nNktnE tha iareesa purchase of the
aags and Annie kinney won the ether
81 prize ~ eueselnr nearest g. the
daya reneipte she estimated the firm
would e. business amounting r.
$3.50. when, 81 q matter % fact n
amounted to sEs1rs
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Little Rock. May - Memphis won
from Little Rock this afternoon 8 -
in game featured ay me hitting -
shs visiting club fhe sore,
r. a. r..
Memphis e Ill
Little Rock a
Batteries gsruIait ana Andreans
Lively and Rays umpire Brelten-
stein
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