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The Delta independent., 1915-06-18
(Champfon.)

(Champfon.)
Weather conditions have somewhat
improved the past week. Warm
| weather seems to have arrived to
stay.
w. F. Shinaman left Monday for
Pennsylvania where he expects to
find employment in a large war mu-
milton factory.
Misses May and Bernice McRey-
nolds spent Saturday and Sunday in
Delta with the Singletons and other
friends.
Mrs. A. l. Edwards of Colorado
Springs arrived this week to spend
the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
F. ]. Plimptos.
]. H. Davis, the druggist, has been
spending the past week at the Battle
ment lakes looking after his fish in
terests there.
Enoch Gipe returned home from
Kansas City Friday. On his way
back he visited in Missouri, Kansas
and Fowler, Colorado.
Mrs. C. P. Waite arrived Tuesday
evening from Denver to spend the
next couple of months with her son,
George, on Cedar mesa.
The canning demonstration last Sat
urday was well attended and some
useful information impaired to the
housewives of the community.
R. P. James is this week installing
the shelving and fixtures in the old
bank building for the McHugh store
which will again be open in a few
days.
The Cedaredge Firemen and the
Social Club are arranging a baseball
game and dance to be given about the
Fourth. The exact day is not yet de-
cided.
The race for county commissioner
Of this district in place of J. E. Shell
Hledy, who announces that he is going
to resign is becoming quite inter
esting. The principal contenders for
the position are Orville Taylor and r.
w. Curtis.
Orwell Hope, E. r. Malone and J.
A. Marshall arrived from Denver Sat
urday evening and Tuesday went to
the lakes to commence the annual
work of taking the trout spawn for
the state. 1t Is understood that
different arrangement has been made
this year than formerly. The resort
company receives cash for the spawn
taken.
Frank ]. Stewart this week pur-
chased the interest of Will J. Max
well in the Cedaredge market. The
shop was closed couple of days the
fore part of the week while getting
matters arranged. Mr.. Stewart will
probably take no active interest in
the management until after his work
on the mesa is over. AS before Mr..
Richards will be in charge.
The Delta independent., 1915-06-18

CTimes.)
Miss Madeline Lewis returned last
week from Greeley where she at
tended the State Teachers college the
past winter.
Mrs. C. Fl. Seaton writes from
Seattle that she is enjoying herself
very much and does not know when
she will return home.
Marshal Cook run against a flock
of bees the other day and has been
carrying a bay window over one OF
his eyes as result OF the accident.
Irene Field left Monday for Joliet,
Illinois, where she will spend the
summer with her aunt, Mrs. Fred 81.
monds.
Miss Carrie Feely, the popular as
sistant cashier OF the Bank OF North
Fork left Friday for a months trip
to the big expositions on the Pacific.
She will Join some friends in Salt
Lake who will accompany her.
The final session of the adjustment
of the Leroux creek water is in prog
ress here this week under referee
Mortimer Stone. Fairlamb. Stewart
and Stone of Delta. and Vincent and
Harry Baxter of Paonia are in at
tendance.
Miss Eleanor Gray of Rhode Island
arrived here Sunday evening and is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. ]. Aver
at Crawford. She will visit the Pan
anna Exposition before returning
home
Miss Florence Lyons, daughter Of
Mrs. Emma Lyons, arrived here Fri
day Of last week from Quincy. Illinois,
and after short visit with her moth
The Delta independent., 1915-06-18

1t was after nine o'clock when Clara
came down to breakfast and the poor
girl didn't look well at Pill Her
system needs toning up" remarked
the mother What do you think OF
iron?" Father-"Good idea" what
kind OF iron had she better take?"
"She had better take fatiron."
The Delta independent., 1915-06-18

Are you an agronomist?" ?" asked a
professor of a man he met In the
stock yards. mo sir-ree," the farmer
replied. I'm Baptist, a democrat,
q free mason, a gentleman and a
rancher. / never heard of any agron-
omuses out our way"
The Delta independent., 1915-06-18
NEARBY NEWS NOTES
80 >>~~

Mr.. Markle is doing good work on
the Cedar mesa roads.
Mr.. Maddox has been quite Ill at
his home on Cedar mesa.
f. E. Kilgoe is home from a two
weeks visit with friends in Montrose
Miss Effie Peterson visited with
her mother. Mrs. ]. C. Meyers, at Coal
by last week.
Mrs. Raymond Martin returned to
her home on Tongue Creek after
pleasant visit with friends in Gunni.
son.
Miss Mauae Runoe aud Miss llose
Auhernian returned to their houe IN
Austin from the Gunnison state Nor
NAL.
Fred Fogg and his sister Mabel of
Tongue creek attended the wedding OF
Miss Julia Jones and Dr. Hart in Delta
last week.
Nj and Mrs. J. b. Ra,ek'n Of tn,
Tongue Creek district 1eDattel few
days ago for the Pacific cast where
they will take in the two expositiors s.
Hiram Burris and Willie Ratekin
have just returned to their home in
the Tongue Creek district from the
Agricultural college in Fort Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fergus enter
tained a number OF friends at their
home in honor of their house guests
Miss Shidler. Misses Berkshire and
Lena Fenton.
Prof. u. w. Keplinger. superintend-
ent OF the Ouray schools has returned
to his place on Kiser creek, where
the family will spend the summer
Since coming home he made trip to
Delta where he purchased lot of pigs
which he will pasture on the alfalfa
this summer.
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PAoNIA

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The Delta independent., 1915-06-18

Miss Effie Peterson visited will
her mother. Mrs. ]. C. Meyers. at Coal
by last week
The Delta independent., 1915-06-18

f. E. Kilgoe is home from a tw,
weeks visit with friends in Montrose
The Delta independent., 1915-06-18
CEDAREDGE

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The Delta independent., 1915-06-18

Mrs. Raymond Martin returned tc
her home on Tongue Creek after q
pleasant visit with friends in Gunni
son.
The Delta independent., 1915-06-18
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CTimes.)

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The Delta independent., 1915-06-18

Miss Maude Runoe aud Miss Iiose
Auhernian returned to their hope IN
Austin from the Gunnison State Nor
NAL.
The Delta independent., 1915-06-18

Mr.. Maddox has been quite Ill at
his home on Cedar mesa.
The Delta independent., 1915-06-18

Fred Fogg and his sister Mabel {
Tongue creek attended the wedding {
Miss Julia Jones and DR.. Hart in Delt
last week.
The Delta independent., 1915-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fergus ente
tanned a number Of friends at the
home in honor of their house gues
Miss Shidler, Misses Berkshire an
Lena Fenton.
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.iVIS0.

So n"ceSitan trahaiadOres en- ri
pantcGn NuevO, para hacer f0Sas.
So pagan magnificOS salaries. Ocu-
iran Il Ia oficina del Rcgistro Gil
vii.
En- tres lineas. FL villiSmO Ia he
cho Su mriOr aut0retratO moral:
an una cuantaS palabraS Sinteti-
ri TODD 10 que lie macabro ticnr eS-
Ia Gpoca de LIBERTARlSMO. La
mas refinada mala f6, Ia passion mas
%encOnada, Ia calumnia mas deSver-
@Onzada y c%inica, no habrian pOdido.
de consume. imaginar un cargo mis-
|%rOncretd, terrible Y mOnstruOIb
que el que condenan cSas cuantas
pa!abraS. pOr medic de las cuales
Sc SOIicitan trabaiadoreS para hacer
foSaS en- 2! pantedn, ofrcciendo mag
nificOS salaries.
FL viIIISmo. que cS destruction,
despojO Y muerte, no podFia pro-
ducir Otra industrial que Ia de abrir
fOSaS para e]ntcrrar a SUE victimas
FL villismO tiene su santuariO de
rabaiO. no en- Ia construction de
~palaciOS. dc cScuc!aS Y de temples,
SinO en- los cementcriOs. Su herra-
mienta no eS la del cincel que bor-
da las cameras en- friSo$. baiOre!ie-
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SECCIOO EDITORIAL
CARRANZA NO COMPARTE LA OPT
MON DE SUS PARTIDARlOS
Ell PRIMER JEFF "REACCIONA''

las ulIimrS dcriaraG0nr> hrrraS en- lcrarr'n por ri rrim'F 'fie' ST
Hmr Carranla. nrrrrrn scr com>idcrada>. por III importanria d" i"S aSun-
f> Quc en- elias >r dcbaIeu. % tuGa >rrrnidad y deirurntcn'"; per" hS
,n,r-,,. con, rnientr p,>uonrr nm POGO nueNro rouncntari". p"r 10 que va
ron Ia rSrncia mi>nrl de las cur>i0nc> our traia c>r d"cuhchlo' haia
po ronocrr Ell tcNo original del m>mo. y este I'll Nirtud de que rual-
Qrirra idea qnr pa>a pmr la tortura de- ana q mas traduccIonrS, hecha>
cast >cmprr. sin MAJOR cuidado. pirrdr mulo Il" Ii aHicnticdad pH-
mitya-
Con TODD. hay a>prcto> generates que III rrGuirrrn tie. Ia ihhrlaaa tit
r\prr>i6n gur rrclamamn~. para ser iuIgado> de>dr Iucgo y m de clio
- ri Wr st rciariuna con los prop0SitnS que trn" e lEanaho gohIcrH"
"prpron>ituriunolSta" arrrra DC los habnancS de la ciudad dc Mexico.
No hacc una >crnana todaIia. on" conrarand" aig'iho> aicanSi'>
prohiiado< por In prcm>a que nbNcmcona cl Primer Irf". harIarnoS lrr que
Ia mctr5Doli rrpunaaha ron Ia rrloiuci6m pr uac onSccucncia my ma
uraI \ my l0gra de- los uIrrair> que it. hlMan rnirrrd0 los Nighalar">
tl plan de- Guadalupe. las dU> oci>0nc> que Ia iuNrron g n >M> nhaH">
Nduram,> qr. ruanEa mas rniuLra. rnrirrra It centre" de p"htarl"h ma
\mr e. ~u rrpuuLlncil parl Iran>igir al 81 rriurm y harlan0> "hSrrvar
our. II Ia riuiad de- lIrNiro mo>Irana prrirrcnria> p"r les HPalriA> -
Il, >alo ra drbidu u que los hombrr> dc Ia rrv"Iuci"n del Sur hahian
Tar>tn dr nEninr~lo una mayor caTariiad para Hhparlr las garahiA>
unr son nd>rcn>lhIr> para qr Ia >ocnatut pnrda >"b>i>Iir
La prrn~l del >rnor Carranla no hAhia side. ha>ta hoy. de r>la OPP
lmn. Per 81 ronlrlrio. rma y/ que ~r hllLlbl de ii tFIa cIEhd dr los
,irrrlr>. prGa observation-disclosures >I r\trrmini" y :" rtgn|rahar Imr
:urrcipaau. de Las rarDura> qur drfnan >utrir >> morad""c>. cnahd" Tue
ra dadn It los ~Idalo> del Primer 5cr tonar nucyamfntc possession de
ella. Mr\iCO era I'm centric dc dr>eaIadc>. train0nc> e lnltdrnclaS;
t.airo de los crinlrnr> poIDicu> mas Observation-Disclosures que e han consul
unIu IN FL trauScurSD de- los dos IltinrO> amos. biIuartt meNpughaDr
de- toda> las rc><trnra> Observation-Disclosures que debia de>aparecer d."
In fy de- Ia rcpublica. para >pguriIad y >alyaguardia lie los PARTICIPATES
drmolrdorr> que han ,rnido >o>tcnicndo los cimlaiano> arnado> di
plan de- Guadalupe
Scruciantc> Jrora> cram ah>lrda>: zero no p"r co memo >inceraS
Los ami1u< del >rHor Carrana It >cutau rapacf> dc a>r>iar los >iete
puhair> tie sis rrnrorr> rn rI coraI0n ni>une dr la patrit. ii aI cah>l-
ban dunp It las ucntr> parriraS que e urgahan 4 imparGrlc> >u aNuda
81 ri rr>prto. Ia adrr>5u y la >impaia IL" r:cra" Fl grod'cto ">p"ntd-
uo dr uur~lro huru nanciu = mur>ra> bUea> arcionr>. 81 fruio ohi-
ulo dr ua.>ira mEtnrra Il" 80 pare rn las r"~a> ! para con las per
~nnl>
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Eel DEMOCRAT.A FRONTERiZO"

YES. mInaretes Y columns, sino Ia
Fala del atcrrador, que remueve la
TERRA para cubrir ron ella las vie
timaS ]in0ccnteS de un horrible
mdnStru0: el ROBO, 4 quien Doro-
leo arrange ha coronado y revestido
on e. manic de Ia Libertad.
Ali tentis. conciudadanOs! 81
Oadec|iS hambres,, 81 1ucreis lie
var cl pan a VucStrOs hOgares. cS
precise que 10 gan6iS enterrando
Sc COCHRAN macnifi-
cos sa!ariOs. Id, pues, a c%Ontratar-
os 3 Chihuahua para abrir fosas.
iOcurrir al RegistrG Civil. FL traba-
10 eS abundantisimo, Mas ahora
1ue ACADIA de l!egar a la desvcn-
iurada capital fronteriza, ell senior"
general don Francisco Villa''l
Ell NORTE.
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Articulos Ajenos
.tra vez los carrancistas en- Mexi.
co. Sc reptile la historic

In prrnea do information tran
Ia nOtiria de que 4! fin las fnrrzas
de Emilian0 Iapaia So resell
virrnn a abandOnar II ciudad dc
Mexico. sin hisparar an IirO, p0r1ue
las furrZaS al mandO dc Pablo Con-
z;ilez nunra So atrrvirron 4 accrcar
80. Y cuandO 10 h]icier0n. fueron de-
rrOtadaS ACCOMPLISHMENTS, como
Siempre lr Ina sucedido a csc cabe-
ella en- todas las parties donde ha
tornado la ofcnsiva.
Los zapatislaS eStudiarOn el case,
V bien discutidO. acOrGarOn deSOcu
par Ia riudad para que Ia Ocupara
con Su genie Pablo Gonzalez. pueS
aunqur sea va cOSa fuera dc discu-
sion que este cabrcilla ~carranciSta
no cS rapaz de toInar Il viva rurrza
ninguna pohlaci1n. aunlu" SOLO cS-
IL dcIendida por muirrrS. tambI"n
- cleric lU" rn MfXico M hay que
,Omcr. hi modO de Surtir>e lie pro-
vlSiOncS IL guerra. Y eStando ade-
mas amagadOS pOr los carranriStaS.
Dor mas l~nofrn>iYn$ que scar al
mando lie Gonzalez. la >ituaci6n Sc
lacia raia NrZ mas inSOStrnlhl".
Dnruur 81 DIIIhlD h1mbrinnID DOlia
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y que los zapatisias ticnen bajo su
dominic lodos los puebloS limiiro-
frS n Mexico. exception hrcha del
canine de NrracruZ, el cual va cor
aaron. Sc romprrndera que Ia ocupa
ciGn dc Ia ciudad de Mexico p0r los
c~arranciStaS. lciOS de ser I'm triun-
70. cS Ell mas triSte de LOs fracaSOs,
pOrque toda Ia horda de carrancistaS
que capitanca Pablo Gonzalez que
da embotellada en- Mexico, sin eS-
peranza de auXilio, eXpuesLa a las
diarias hosIilidades de los zapatistas
Y 4 las iraS amenazanteS del popula
cEto capitalino. eXactamente 10 mis-
mo que sucedi6 nj Generalisimo
Obrcg6n. que no ObStantc de ser de
muy S%uperiores arreStoS personalcS
Y miIitares que rl pobre Pablo Con-
zilez. Sc VIC 0bligado a nvacuar la
ciudad.
En- vanO los carranciStas puian
Dor harer Greer que la retirada
v0luntaria de los zapatiSIas eS TN
gran triunfO, Y haSta Simuian Greer
que Seri motive ~pOderoSo para que
el PrrSi,lcntr Wilson de Sl recOno-
cimicntO como g0biernO cOnStitulin
al prrl0rianlSm0 %anarIuIcO dc ID.
NenuSilanO: perO en- In cOnClencla
del Presidente Wilson, como en- Ia
rnacicncia de t0dos esta que la Ocu-
paci6n de la ciudad de Mexico pOr
los ca%rrancistas siempre ha sido I'm
g:caso e~strucndOSO, tan cstruendoso
'omo la mas terrible de las derro-
Is.
Pronto la prcnsa dara Ia nOticia
de que. q SUI vez. el cabeci!la Pablo
Gonzalez Sc VIC obligado a evacuar
Ia ciudad de Mexico, cyactamente
come Ia evacn6 primerO d. Venus
tian0 Y como dcsputs Ia cvacu6 ri
General Obrcg0n. La noIicia no Sc
hari cSpcrar mucho tempo.
Eel DEMOCRATIC FRONTERiZO"
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Ell NORTE.
,MATRIMONIO.

FL u del c%orriente. a las s. D..
m. lcndra lusar, en- la cas- numero
1928 de Ia Gale West Lakeview de
rSta ciudad, la ceremonial civil del
matrimOnio de la senorita Jesusa
Lujin con ell senior Pedro A. Con-
ZdleZ.
Ac'uaran como padrinos ell esa
ceremonial, el senior Ignacio Trevi-
no y ia sonora Isabel F. de Treviho.
Que sean muy felices los futures
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larlO de- IN solo g0lpr. prurba de-
Su indisruliblc drhilidad como Co
hirrno. era ii lcla civil que rsta-
ba lirNand0 a cabO Il la capital de
Ia Rcpiblica. miIilarizando 4 todo
81 mundO ) cchando manO de l0do$
aqurlioS que cram capac@S lie SOSic-
ner un rifle, inclusive los eXIran-
j"roS. que rOn 81 prrlrXtO de que
dcfrndioran 81 vidas Y SuS intrrc-
SrS, rurron inviladoS por cl Gobicr
no del DiStr!lo ' del Ayuntamicnjo
para que r~OrGnaran parto de Las mill
riaS riudahanaS. que 81 case Ofrrri-
10 Irhian de- defender 4 Ia ciudad
Y nj Gohicrno. lie l0S alAqurS de- los
rrb 'ldrS del NurlH q del Sur. que
furrnn n prSadiIia del mai"riSmO.
\ IN cuanio Il las dcprrIac!OnrS.
inrrndinS tie pnrnIrS. !rVantamIcnt0
H. r]irlrS. aSaltnS Y drStrucrIUneS
Dc ~rstarionrS ! !incaS tclr=raIicas
y golns dc locomoloras V carroS
. rmrr,sas cytcanjrraS. de- me tan
ooaro,rucnt. e. nunioba 81 senior
N,,l.r, r,r. ho,., Il. 81 Vini.,ro Jr
T., Cr.rr, mn nr, mis- m,r ,,ua So
,p,.i5, II. l., ~.ontiruidad dc l., era
rryoIurionaria que dafaDa de 1910
Y NE Establishments" fup inaugu-
no, IN n~nartarinria on 81 Sur
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CONFERENCIA REPUBLIC.ANA.

CORDOBA. Juli0.-En 81 Centre
Republican, ha pronunciadO una
cOnrcr1ncia, acerca de la crisis re-
publicana. 81 diputado Gomez Chax.
FL Orador cenSur6 al gObierno pOr
su siStema lie echar a IN lado todaS
las cueStioneS 2 imponer silcncio:
DECLARE, tambiGn, que era necesaria
Ia reorganization de los republica-
nos con objcto de lIevarlc a una
orientaci6n comtln. la conjunction
diio-no conseguira los fines para
que fuG creada, hasta Que todos
los repubIicanos cstemoS unidos:
debemos prepararn0s para t0das
las eventualidades; es impossible Sc
guir como vamos.'
~ terninar g conference.-the. fu6
obieto de una enthusiastic ovaciGn.
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VISTA DE MARIA CHRISTINA.

san SEBASTIAN. JuiiO.-La rel
ma madre. doHa Maria Cristina. la
yisitado Ct mercado de Lebrecha.
sicndo aclamada por los v~endedorcs.
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Lie. NERD.lD.
NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

de- 81 zoc0 DE- MryauSrn. -ASisti6 al
COCO una gran concurrcncia Y pre-
valrrid !a-mayOr trancu!i!dad.
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LA De SAN FERNANDO \
MARINA.

MADRID. Julio i.-SesIn infoT-
mari6n Dc ori=en a~utocizadO. e. Con
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rasa 4 Ia pagina &, columna :.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-10

6cript10n corrected
In every way, was
of a very peculiar
nature In the first
place, I was lacking
in blood and this
deprived my body
'of nourishnent and
left me In a very
tired, depressed
state, to such an
extent that I was
worn out and had
to hire nv work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-10
PASSED WRECK
OF BIG SHIP 100
MILES IN GULF
TWO FISHING sMACKS REACH
ED PORT AFTER BATTLING
WITH HURRICANE, BRING
TALES OF THE SEA.

Upon their arrival from having
passed through the hurricane, two
smacks reported having passed the
wreck of a large full-rigged ship and
that of a three-masted schooner. The
ship was bottom up, and was located
from 100 to 125 miles off Pensacola
light, while the wreck of the schooner
was located near the banks, or about
500 miles from Pensacola. The cap
tains of the smacks Yakima and
Francis NJ. Silva, which were the
ones who brought the reports, were
unable to ascertain the names of the
wrecked vessels they saw, but the ship
was said to have been a very large
vessel, copper painted, on the bottom,
and appeared to have been loaded.
There were several large vessels
sailing from Pensacola some few days
before the hurricane, among them be-
ing the Transatlantic, Flora, Mar
garcia, Harold, etc., while there were
also a number of schooners. Upon
the day of the first hurricane report
ed in the south gulf, considerable APP
prehension was felt for the safety of
the Italian bark Flora, which was out
but three or four days when the
storm broke.
The smack Clara M. Littlefeld
reached port yesterday and reported
having been in the "thick" of the
storm. The wind, according to Capt.
Smith, howled at the rate of from 70
to so miles an hour, and the Little
fields staunchness was the only thing
which saved her and the crew from
an otherwise unfortunate fate. The
vessel rode out the storm in safety
not suffering damage in the least.
This smack was left at Tampa some
weeks ago by the former skipper
Capt John Gilbert, and Capt. Smith
was sent down to take charge of he1
and return to Pensacola. Before
coming here, however, the vessel went
to the fishing grounds and brought
the result of some days there, yester,
day.
Several other smacks which arrived
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-10
NEW MANAGER
MEYER SHOE CO.
R. Il. DALE, EXPERIENCED AND
WIDE-AWAKE BUSINESS MAN,
ARRIVES TO ASSUME CHARGE
OF LOCAL HOUSE.

R. H. Dale, of Laurel, Miss, man
of pleasing personality and wide ex-
perience, arrived here yesterday, and
on September Is will assume the
management of the Meyer Shoe
Company's store, at the corner of
Romano and Palafox street. Mr..
Dale comes to succeed Mr.. Colvin,
who has been acting manager since
the last manager vacated the posi-
ton, but it is announced that there
will be no change in the present sales
force, Mr. Colvin to be retained as
head clerk at the store with which
he has been so prominently identi-
fed.
Mr.. Dale brings a rich experience
with him. He is a wide-awake shoe
man, and will no doubt build up a
fine business in the already popular
and well-known store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-10

Radical changes in the organiza-
ton of the naval academy at Annap-
oils are contemplated as a result of
the "gouging" scandal which recently
resulted in the dismissal of two mid
shipmen, the disciplining of dozen
others and the removal of the super
intendent, Rear Admiral Fullam.
Secretary Daniels said he was having
a thorough study made of the de-
fects in the old system which under
lay the disgraces of the last year.
Private institutions, including many
prominent colleges and universities,
have been asked to submit detailed
outlines of their examination sys-
TENS for the guidance of the navy de-
partment, and an effort will be made
to bring the academy into line with
the best systems in use among Amer
lean collegiate institutions. Captain
Eberle has been picked to succee<
Rear Admiral Fullam as the naval
academy head.
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POLICE SEARCH
f OR COUPLE OF
BLACKS
DESCRIPTION AS FURNISHED
By THE LATEST VICTIM Is BE-
ING FOLLOWED BY MEMBERS
OF DEPARTMENT.

Although the description as given
by J. D. White was reasonably
plain, the. police have not been able
to find the two blacks who robbed the
Alabama man named of the sum of
$62 at the point Of pistol late We'd
nesday night. Mr.. White came from
Robertsdale, in Baldwin county, Ala,
and was held up and forced to give
up his money, when at dark spot,
near the corner of Romano and BARGE
Iona streets At this corner there is
lot overgrown with weeds, and so
far as the officers have been able to
work out, this was probably the hid
ing place for the hold-up men. There
were two of them, and one of them
did practically all the talking.
The police have been following clue
after clue, and have in Jail now a
negro whom they suspect, not of the
White robbery, but of another case
of stealing. It was stated yesterday
that it is believed the real robbers
viii be caught.
| Chief Sanders and Detective Hall
locked up a negro yeste lay and will
today charge him with having
broken into the store of Jack Malone
at the corner of Jackson and
streets, stealing therefrom about SIS
in cash. This is a darkey whom they
have been watching for some con.
siderable time, it was alleged.
The same officers have locked up Z
youngster charged with stealing /:
wheel from Bayview park. The vince
has been returned to the owner, anC
there will likely be no prosecution il
| the case.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-10

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