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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
Jury Chosen to Hear Allegations Against Long Island
Railroads.&c., 900 Damages Asked-Mrs. Lain
beers Suits to Be Heard Next.

and one for injuries to herself. both for
$4,000. She appeared in court leaning
heavily On a cane. II was arranged
that Mrs. Pell's suit should be tried first.
william X. Vanderbilt, Jr., will appear
as a witness. Another witness will be
Arthur W. Kelly. bro;her-in-law of
Frank Gould and brother OF Eugenia
Kelly. who was recently brought to court
by her mother because she was too fond
Of cabare,s and dancing men.
Former Justice Augustus n wyck
appeared for Mrs. Pell. -lrs. Laimbt~ r
is represented by Hatch 4 Sheehan, and
Samuel +. Moran answered the call yes
terday. announcing that the cases were
ready for trial. Former Congressman
Martin W. Littleton appeared for the
railroad.
The plaintiffs allege that the crossing
was not properly safegulrded that II
was obscured by poles. trees, houses, a
shed and cars standing on the track (;
also that the crossing was not marked
by lights.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
GONDORF JURORS GUARDED
Judge Takes Prccaution In Wire.
tapping Case.

Fred Gondorf. who has tho rcpu'atio
OF bei'g n wire Taper Of Internal no
activities. faced his first trial So, ipa
yesterday when called before Iui.,
Malone In General Sessions. Ii'
brother OF Charles ioNdorf. ruV
prison for grand larceny. and is o' r.o
Of a similar crime. There arc ..,,aa
indictments against him. but b, went %,
trial on the most recent iVlit'wo
charging him with stealing S7.ioo Frrn.
James Reilly. "A contractor of Toront,
Canada.
II Is charged that the Gondo-f ranr
worked for six months before the, 2
Reilly in a house i'm West Tor's sixth
street. Reilly says he lost 81 90
through the gang in bct,ing on bors.
races.
Judge Malone ordered that tho juror.
he taken to tn" Hotel Biitmorc w.e
court adjourned. SO that no a'tswp'
could he made to influence them 4
sight seeing automobile viii tr1f.p5-
the Jurors to and from court. VIE
court adjourned las, night eight jurors
had beer accepted.
Reilly is under 10000 bail as q We.
ness.
The trial will hc resumed his moe,
irL.
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FIGHTS PALMIERI DECISION.
Bronx District Attorney 20 Appeal
In Case Of Ex-Justicc.

District Attorney Francis Martin OF
Bronx county served notice on supreme
Court Justice Brady yesterday that he
would appeal from the decision of the
Appellate Division sustaining Justice
Brady in granting former Justice John
Palmieri permission TO inspect the Grand
Jury minutes in the matter of Palmieris
indictment for subornation OF perjury
and conspiracy TO obstruct justice, Mr..
Martin will appear before the Appellate
Division ON Friday to argue his motion
and secure permission to make the APP
peal. The appeal will act as a stay.
The District Attorney sought to Sc
cure a writ Of prohibition restraining
Justice Brady from signing an order
permitting Palmieri to inspect the min
utes, bu, the Appellate Division denied
the motion. thereby sustaining Justice
Brady's decision.
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The selection OF a jury was completed
yesterday afternoon In Mrs. s. Osgood
Pells s25O,OOO damage suit against the
Long Island Railroad for the death OF
her husband. and the taking OF testimony
will begin at 10 O'Clock his morning
before Justice Asphalt in the Supreme
Court. Long Island City. Mr.. Pell was
killed in an automobile accident at the
Wreck Lead crossing on the road to
Long Beach on August 3, 1913.
Mr.. Pell's automobile was run down
at night by an electric train. Mr..
Pell was killed. William $. Laimbeer.
a passenger in the Pell car. died the
following day and Mrs. Laimbeer was
permanently crippled. Mrs. Pell was
in another car with william *. Wander
bilt. Jr.. following the Pell car.
Mrs. L.aimbeer has two actions pend
ing. one FOR the death OF her husband
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-15
CIRCUITS AID IS PUT ON
THE STAND AGAINST HIM
Stalker Testifies That His Chief Said That He Knew All
About the Union Banks Co~ndition-Point
for the Prosecution.

Not since the trial n, ex.ci,v Comm.
troller Grout began before County
Judge Lewis ana a jury IN BROOKLYN
has there been u testimony as that
given Yesterday by Edwin + Stalker
,,,o v.. ,,o..rr..,a.,, =, ~. r-,,on
~" . 't " .e o"
bank wnen Grout signed the raise oank
report, which forms the basis of the
p~eriury charge apain., him.
r.- ..'.g
INV p'o''u''o" nus peen oehu'ns
every eHort 10 snow That Mr.. circuit had
guilty knowledge Of the banks condition
u,ber hs .,g,.d tho ranor, ov.r.,arn,
-
ITO aS'e'S ny "oro '"ah S-'VVo'ooo' "r'
Stalkers testimony was 10 the erect
that Mr.. Grout was not only thoroughly
familiar with the banks afairs. but that
he persisted In his enorts' to Keep II
alive against all advice.
Furthermore. 1t was shown that tn ;
false bank report OF March IS. 1910, was
not the only one Issued by the Union
Bank after 1t reopened on August II,
1908. with Mr.. Grout as president. A
complaint from the State Banking De-
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Missing Yah, student Located.

New Haven. Conn. juno li-W
ner Bishop Of bridgeport. Conn. ore r
the wealth.c.t students a. Yale 80
has been missing since June { p
located to-day boy his family g.. ".
York. where he hr! conc for a ra..t
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open for two months II the Banking De-
partment doesn't complain. But that
won help any. Even IL we got the
loan we'd be In just as had a fix two
weeks from now
They didn't get the loan.
Mr.. Cropsey brought out the fact that
this conversation was held In the pres
euce of Mr.. Grout. II was one of many
occasions on which Vice-President
Stalker, n $4,000 a year man. had
warned Mr.. Grout. who as president was
getting only $4,000 a year vet on the
very next day, April 2. Mr.. Grout
signed and swore to the statement "as
of March 25."
Visits to Mr.. Circuit.
Mr.. Stalker told OF visiting Edward
and Paul Grout at the law offices of the
brothers when he was seeking for the
vice-presidency OF the bank. At that
time Paul suggested that Edward NJ.
Grout reopen the bank as president and
swap positions with Stalker in three
months. Stalker says that Edward
Grou' agreed to this, but that the matter
was never referred to again.
Did Edward VI. Grout say anything
to YOU at that time that would Indicate
that he was familiar with the assets OF
the bank asked Mr.. Cropsey.
Mr.. Stalker aid that Mr.. Circuit had
assured him that he personally a been
over The assets of the bank and had
found the institution In good condition.
A matter that stood out was the
statement made by Stalker that ';rout
divided the banks work from the begin
ming. he and the cashier taking over all
the old matters growing out OF the presi-
dency OF David \. sullivan. Stalker de-
voting his time solely to new business.
All along stephen G.. Baldwin. counsel
for Grout. has been objecting to items
IN the Indictment which actually had
their beginning during the sullivan
regime. MIR. Cropsey has commended
that even though the Indebtedness was
created during Sullivan's time Mr.. Grout
had carried il right through the re-
organization period and was guilty Of
listing bad notes and other worthless
paper as good ard collectible" assets.
Now Mr.. Stalker testiies that the bad
notes and worthless paper were the par
ticular province of Mr.. Grout. chosen by
himself.
The direct examination OF Mr.. Stalker
will be resumcd this morning.
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Series No. a.
ORDINANCE no. So

ORDINANCES TO. ~
Al ordinance TO amend section J. .
the ordinance entitled "Au ordinance
% divide the several precincts 81 tne
rs provide polling places fer each eata
district and relating % The remlatrat ton
uf qualified voters Im fae rtfY 80 Pen
saoola approved February - lHoa.
Re 81 ordained ht tHr kuaUr 20 Cone
uissiunefs ~ the city az Pensacola.
NNetlom l. That Section IF the or
d}uauce entitled An ordinance 70 al
vide she seVers precincts 80 the a2N II
Pensacola into efcrtiorr districts Is pro
vide polling places for each said dis
tfirt ana relating e. tho registration of
qualified voters lu the citF of peusa-
coia. he and the Same h hereby amend
"a a. Rad as follows
Section 7 That the several precincts
~ tHF rttg 81 Pensacola 80 and the
same are hereby divided into election
districts tu conform with fhe existing
election districts in said eilv a. estab
sIoners ~ Eseamhia county Florida, and
twelve tIal thirteen ttg3 fourteen gs1.
fifteen Gsh. twenty six f2ef. twenty
seven t2ti tWcuts eight tasl twenty
afne t4af thirty feol thirty one fsfh
thirty two fs2i and thirty four f8b
section That al ordinances ANA
nart@ ~ ordinances ln conflict herewith
he and thr same are hereby repealed.
Sertinn That this ordinance shall
take effect Immediately UPON SEE nas
saEc
Passed Naryb - lsig
Attest g. So EgrAnT
Gl4ASimehnawtw CITY Clert
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NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS.

All water bills will be
come due April l. 1915. pay
able at the Office of the
Water Department, City
Hall.
A discount of Sc, will be
allowed on all bills on or be
for the 10th of April.
All consumers not paid by
May /, 1915. are subject TO
have their water service dis
continued and a penalty OF
S1.00 charged for turning on
again.
PENSACOLA WATER
WORKS.
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FOR eAf.E~White E.eahofn eggs for
hatehing. 81 tor tS. q per 100 Baby
chicks i2e. sic per 100 rfawos Poultry
Yards. Route !, Pensacola Pa.
snchIn,ns
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United states Department. Weather
Bureau. Charles n Marvin. chief
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Pensacola. F1a.. March 3o. 1915.
Pensacola Temperature Data.
Highest on record for March. 81
degrees
Lowest on record FOR March. Is de-
ereea
Day temperatures ia March usually
rice "a "a degrees
Night temperatures IN March usual.
~ fall % So degrees
Highest temperature yesterday. IS
degrees
Lowest temperature yesterday. 50
degrees.
pansaS cia'a Rainfall Data.
Rainfall fer - hours ending p. m.
yesterday. Q inches.
Normal rainfall for the month %
March 536 inches
Total rainfall this March 60 p, IA.
yesterday. sTs inches.
Excess this year to February zsth.
ses inches
SMALL CRAFT. STORM AND NuRRl.
CANu WARNINGS.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
BANKRUPT SALE

Notice e. hereby given 70 creditors.
lsNafeeA. distributes. and az persons
having eialms o. demands aaainst she
estate ~ Frank ~ MaNes, deceased, az
present the same 10 tie undersigned
within two 90 years from the frNf
publication - thiE notice February
10th. 1913
ions KrNGsnERY MAYS
EaoAfebfalatsoawgw Administrators
In EEcambia County Circuit Court.
state Of Florida in chameerN n =
vs. ilaon guardian for Mary Ida saun
defs. q minor. Vs. " a. Harrel and Z.
~ Stuuner III vet Adams. walter =
Cooke g. Knott ChaE y. HerNeft
ISL W Dawson. John VI Maxwell, Ellison
e. Webster J. ri. sparllu. q LtthEoe
Thoa ~ Francis. Herbert y. Roswell -
- johnson. a ~. Husuicutt. Aaoiph
Hteren. IS ". Hatch 4 Sons Compan1s
4 corporation ana Louis BtfbeEe. Jr. On
Monday the iath day q AprtL a p
1915. the above named defendAni@ are
required e. appear 20 the hiu tNe8
against them herein.
This order a. BE published oncc each
week for four consecutive weeks in The
Pensacola Journal, newspaper Nuh~
liahtd iu said Eseamhia county
tsEAIA JAS MACGiBB0N
clerk Circuit Court
Bv TM0S A. Johnson d. q.
PehsaroiaI FoFldh. March ssh. 1915
6a3AstmehuaWf
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MARITIME.

Arrived.
Mediau, Br =. s0sT, 8illens. Calves
ton. go 1ohn 4 Merritt A. CO.
AlaerneE Nor -. 1879. gientsen.
Gulfport. 20 Munson s. s. Co.
Cleared.
Mr. - Median, Gillens. Tor Liverpool.
mith $3.50 n hewn poplar. ifs.ssa g
Il pp saWn timber
Nor rs Aideruey. Gjentsen, for Bue-
mes Ayres. with t9e0 barrels resin.
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Political Announcement


7 hereby snnoance fnat ! arm can
alaake fa succeed myself AZ Goumis-
8s0ner % pubiie Works subject 70 tha
action 81 the elty dsFnarraxio pftnaa -.
II arr re-eleeted promise TO give
tie dafisa 81 the office the same difi-
sent attention IN TIE future e. m ERE
past
THos. NJ JOHNSON.
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statesmen WANTED

SAf. rs IAN-Capeble speciality man far
Florida s8a45ie lire ou nNw and Hx-
saptiuual terms vacancy Apr list Al
trMreiNe nnrgHsaiaRian contract tsb week
Is Ter expenses Milas u HiEfer af-fa
faFiin Bldg Cleveland. 3D. &Smch
Statesmen WANTEu-~Gcoa men want
ed "a sell fruit ard ornamental trees
Light WoFk Coed pRY. Permanent JOB.
write na tpaay smith hres. DEBT ia
Concern. Ca g7mch est
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED IN the Roberts
community. Creamery aud canning
plant % take your produce. Good land
Information THE Roberts Farmers
Association. Geo O. voorhees,. President
Roberts. Via iafah
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AGENTS WAN TED.


AGisN Ts-~ SnapHleRt house aaiA Inns ia
earth Red hos sellers. sfeHHf fsIcat-
efs-i9o per cent profit $50 light eight.
fast selling popular priced mes ensltira
AGENTS outfit free Get hus3-aulrk
write TODAY postal win Dis American
Products Co 1872 Am rIeaa BIDS. can
t&nuntl d sSmeb
AGENTS Brand new apoeIaitF hlumi
uuW Tripiirate Sauce Pan wgth de
tachahle handle Cooks 5 different fastffs
nW uHe burner Saves Gas LASS itn
tifne flon 20 $500 per MONTH easy send
for cur catalog 90 500 ether sHacta'itea
American Aluminium Mfg Co. Div 51H1
Iemont. I'D &AmEh
REPRESENTATIVES, wanted Exrlnaits4
territory new invention guaranteed b.
reputable corporation. saving - Is nee
cent 60 gasoline users ~ money refund
ed automobile. niotoThnat. stationary en-
sine owners bus o. first offering terri
tory E0ing quickly. sym. kahi camnang.
Gainesville. Fia- 2smeh
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roR CIV coMMIssioNra

4 hereby AnnUunns myself 8 eandi-
date for cifg commissioner. EHbise4 q
the action ~ the city primaries. ard
promise 20 give my entire time . TIE
ofIce III 4 am elected / VIII annfNfiAfa
ths votes - ths pemocrafs = Pensa-
cola.
~ T. LILLIARD.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

0NE GENTLE HORSE ara rubber tired
buggy. 81 win trade for foW o. poultry.
81 uii take g. aonahle price Appls
500 south psiafoN. 96nla hEts
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ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTISAN WILLS win pat in wsHs
20 As lnchsN a1amater any depth
and guarantee water Write fog fuH In
formation Gray Artesian Vel Co, Cot
tnndmtN. F7a. eneh
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Fulf coast
Brownsville
Corpus Chrigti~~Ga9g southeast
Galveston o. Is. southwest, cloudy.
New Orieans-2aTs. southwest. clear.
Mohlie-9a.1a. east. cloudy
Pensacola 1877. southwest. cloudy
Tampa SIS. south. part cloudy.
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Help Wanted-Female.

ga aN nfr daV paid one lady tu each town
go distribute free circulars for Cunccn
ifatcd HaFOflnE ln tubes FL Il BAAH
t'tb Ksfateamu #0tmEHA
LADIES SO WEEKLY raNr +nnaia
work 800 eauFHssinw EVENINGS H4
home fnsrinntluHs eKers ihluE furnished
No experience. Bon't WORRY ansUt Carl
tal Boyd T.. THROWN. OMAHA &chr.
~mth
LADIES immediately tiouae. work dNe-
uinEa FILLING labelling boxes can
earn sbeo % SIC 90 weekly No eNper
leurs. SO CauvaEsiuM STEADY EH-
rUnfn Ont &#u8rH
WRIT. MOTION PICTURE PLAYS Gsa
o. fieA paid, Correspondence course
unnecessary details ffea. NrW writer's
lIN Nietoria Wsdg SCI 1.ou's sutsh
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EDUCATIONAL.

maa and Dress, Bcokl eensmK Tels-
Era phY EuE ish. Civil Service and Cor
reapondence courses. Da3 and niEht
schoof Peuaaco.a BUSINESS Institute
9rcEorY and Palafak. emch
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WANTED

y ANfEfl-For one year. three rooms
Sos a modern house. unfuruished IS
couple without children Address "U.
eare Journal a0mchHta
WANTED Farms any size and location
Also tracts - land for colonization
hfionmes 28 Duane ST. NeW York
efmrhfIfs
WANTED TO BUY rs Or 20 foot launch
state particulars and price Address II
q. Boa f0e5. Pensacola Fla 1uar
" ANrED-Your yob rYantinE arc orders
for Engraving 81 ali kinds caftna
cards wedding fnvttafions etc MAYS
PRINTING CO. ~ WesF Government
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EDUCATIONAL

MRS. NAY CLUTTER, Studio efs East
oMdsden. phone a2et. Piano. Tha0rp.
Harmony. ard Training o. chilarsn's
soicea. fsfeb
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PERSONAL.

would MARY w.nox "a. League. To
isdo, 0hte. ssmrh
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~ 4 fMn
~ q lR
- Way
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE AfcCoskey Credit system
Register. $50 90. Cost 500 @. penna-
cola 6as Engine a suppl Co. ffz south
fniafox Street Phone SO. eisueh
FOR SALE Two passsrK ser car rAks
new Cheap FOR auirk sale. =. ..
hex ioes. Pensacola. itFneh
FOR SALE Snapper nsfing boat, com
piete, ~ good coalition. WIN take
Ilup runabout 81 payment. 3. L. Burton.
Eei'aaenta Afiurh
FOR SALE so Acres geed land between
tantnnmcnf ana MuEcoEee - acres
cleared pecan and pear orchards coed
Eoass so an scrs for ash. dirt cheap.
Address a q" csre Journal tameh
GRAPHoFHoNn reearaL roc, search
hwhf batteries sSes ai1s guaranteed
Alnrn ClockAs Sc. Cut rates On ever
tNinK. "ATeryee1y'S ixs south PsiafoS.
FOR SALE-Nice. dry stove
wood. trimmings from kiln
dried lumber, 90c per load.
$3.50 per cord, delivered.
Stearns Lumber & Export
Co. Tarrsgona and Lloyd
Phone 1913. simeh
FOR SAT 1.-TWO wood Business corners.
northeast and northwest corners 81
Barcelona ard zarraEossa streets and
street. Apply - p. n GaEnet. ais south
Barcelona street toapFts
FOR SALE - Satsum 4
Orange trees on Trifoliata
roots. TOWNSEND Bros, 21sr
and Walnut streets, Jack
sonville. Fla. -&et
FOR SALE White Esshorn egg Tor
hatehlnE 81 Cor ls g per 100. Baby
Yards. Route /, Pensaesla. pa.
smchimo'
FOR sAf.E-The following shares q
stock q shares narceiana Sc Wharf
Shipper SASS as., ss ..ss s seseseIs ss.s
meia Land Co. also ESQ residence lots n
iaEelhufst. one lot and tWo-story dwell
ing OF haYou chico. tt, SOC acres pine
land, santa Rosa county. 100 shares q
stock in the Interstate Casualty Com
panF. Nue iot iu the Towr 81 Audhiusia.
Aianannas and . number ~ lots IN the
New CITY Tract and East Pensacola w.
n Milton. receiver First National Bank,
AA West fntendencla street. Pensacola,
Via. 2l5au
CHOICE PUTT ana pecan tracts Tor
cash or on eaav pesamants Extra
zoos vegetable lands Coco fishing.
hunting. oyeterluE boating battling
Write Graves & Harrison Flori8afoWh.
tla, Twelve miles from Pensacola IN
h.scafnhim hay. tanf7
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LIVE STOCK. POULTRY

FOR sAE.E--EEEa for satt 10 -tnoroagh-
hrea white orpiHHtuus 90 cents per
setting AIRS. Wm B0wnfan. sea East
Moreno street 2gfeb
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Wanted 4 10 Eyerywhere
Help Wanted Male

WANTEp-At once Young men Tor au-
tomohlle business. Big BAY Ne make
YOU expert in ten weeks hg mall Paw
us after We secure Nnu Position Cen
tufF Automobile Institute. tsoa Angeles.
cal 1tu sb
EE Al DETECTIVE Bln wages eaaf
work We show you ca write Wagner.
tst3 Lexington Avenue. New NoFk. Dept
4tA ESFnEH
$50 WEEKLY. evenings AZ husnn Ey
ervthing furnished. NO experience 40
rauNHsslng. Don't worry about capital
Boyd Brown, Omaha. Nebr. Hsmch
"a ANTED At ONCE MHiwrghts niers.
maWgerH. Office manage sateNmrn AND
steUoErauhers. All kinds If sash and
aoaF machine men, cabinet makers ve-
neer cutters flooring wfsdnrs ali Offer
good salaries. We are employers Tor beet
companies throughout south Several
other high class openings noe advers
tised IA N0u are experienced set with
- for future 0peuluEa. Mack's. little
Rock ARR akmfh
RE A DETECTIVE. earn $50 30 tto4
weeitiys tfaSel am over the world
Write Dept 81 United states Detective
a Adjusting Agency Railway Exchange
81 Louis Me 2ewfh
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PIANos

YOUR PIANO can ~ fuade IKE new "a
tone touch and looks ~ our three e.
pert plano builders and ca uuisherf.
fow prices. and you Cnm maw % the
week IRE Clutter Music House ftn0v
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WANTED-To BUY.

WANTED TO NY Horse Tor delivery
wagon Address ~ ID tRnK KsH ~
phone as6. Pensacola. VIA gsmchst
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northeast and northwest corners 81
Barcelona and EarfnEoasa stEents. and
nice cottage az ia West Government
street. Apply - p. 4. GaEuet, as south
Barcelona street toauFts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1915-12-24
B. & o. Provides Chaperons.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad man
agement has appointed Mrs. C. H. White
and Mrs. Samuel Watkins as travelling
chaperons. to have charge of special par
ties of students and other young women
travelling alone over the Baltimore and
Ohio system. This is the very latest idea
for the comfort and convenience of the
travelling public to be adopted by any road
On account of the frequent trips made by
students at girls schools during the holi-
days, at vacation time and on other occa-
sions, requiring the services of experienced
travellers, the chaperons will be of assist
ance in imparting information as to points
of interest, arranging for tickets, hotel ac-
commodations, baggage, transfers and other
details of travel, all of which arrangements
will be made through the corporation and
approval of school authorities or others
interested in such tours. The new ap-
pointees are the wives of agents of the
Baltimore and Ohio and have had wide
experience in such matters. Mrs. White
is the wife of the agent at Rockville and
Mrs. Watkins the wife of the agent at
Sykesville.
1t is the plan of the Baltimore and Ohio
to retain the travelling chaperons perma-
nently in the passenger department Or
ganization, as during the year there are
numerous parties of young women who
visit Washington and other points of in
terest in the territory reached by the road
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1915-12-24
Ray-SChuermann Wedding.

An interesting wedding took place at
noon last Saturday at St. Stephens Pro-
testant Episcopal Church. Washington city.
when Miss Nancy Calvert Schuermann,
daughter of Mrs. Rose Calvert Schuermann,
of Washington, became the bride of Preston
B. Ray, Clerk of the Circuit Court for this
county, the Rev. Geo. F. Dudley officiating.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Carl Schuermann.
looked charming in a gown of sapphire
blue chiffon velvet. made with a semi
overskirt of heavy steel lace, with the
bodice of eeorgette crepe and a variegated
girdle.
She wore large hat of steel lace and
blue velvet, and carried a bouquet of
bride roses and valley lilies.
Miss Eleanor Schuermann was her sis
ter's maid of honor and Mrs. j. Dawson
Williams, of Kensington, the matron of
honor.
They wore handsome gowns of tete de
negre faille crepe with bodices of geor-
gette crepe of the same shade over yellow,
and gold-lace hats. Their bouquets were
of yellow chrysanthemums.
The little flower girl, Eunice Elsie Brown
ing, wore a French dress of hand-em-
broidered null over pink, with blue ribbons
and blue hat. She carried basket of
sweetheart roses.
Mr.. Arthur Peter acted as best man, and
the ushers were DIR. Anthony M. Ray, Mr..
VIM. w. Curtis. Mr.. Charles Ray and Mr..
J. Dawson Williams. There was no recep-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray left Immediately after
the ceremony for New York city and other
points north. The brides going away gown
was of sand-colored cloth. She wore fox
furs with stylish hat of black velvet with
ostrich trimming
Upon their return Mr.. and Mrs. Ray will
make their home at Kensington