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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-09
N. LskaIssls.
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Rev. W. 4 Harwsll flied his
regular appointment u thin placs
Sunday. His subject w " Ths
Test a Character. QuitA \ lafra
|numbsf. oonsidesin1 thS h0lsmsnt
woAthsF. Msre present. Ths SefnnOn
which Bro. Harwsll delivered was
about ths most fcrcelul and earrsst
that has bean lhsard h1Ee MI quits
il whils. The annual prstfattsd
meeting win besin y this placs The
fourth sunday IA July II III l. ID.
The pastor will bc assisted w Rev.
r. B. Freeman.
Mn. Flossncs Petty, n Howe
Branch, was ths RueGt ol Nm. N.
wv. MAilock Taesday.
Mn. DslIA Davis Hudson M ~.
turned VI the home III hsf pasents,
Nh. md Mr.. DssiG. nsar Cumhsr-
land Fusnare, aitsf an extanded
whit Win JudGs md Nm. w. n.
Hudson. 8s
III. and Mn. ". b. Ghosts spsns
SATURDAY night Win tbs icvmer,i
nolhef. lss. Mary q. CHESTS.
MIN Gyslia I I~Kkins waS hcstssu
los i dSltkhtlnl lawn psxiy X hei
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-09

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zs'sl 'ss I 'sss aa ss.' ssetf sssAss Asss
NJ Msthls W feQeestl
] An Aes IA aHnspd ~ Ac:: entitled
An Act snaiiI<d i'll Arl ID aushof-
| i1e the Ypteu AZ Dickson Ca0nsy.
| Tenn. a sote npan the issnance AZ
Ithirty.yeAs interest bearing coapon
lhends oI ths County. III thei sum
| loi I've hundred And iifiy slicnsAna
dAllersl 26O, ,nODl III he used in'
making. establishing, md impros-
ling essfain Highways and 10 pro-.
| wide Iof The txpendiiafa oi TIE pro-
ceeds of ssid bonds, and fug the
levy and collseiion oi tsAes isF tho
payment ot intereat, sud 70 create
SINKING innd tsk shs hnsl fedemp.
ton q $40 bends
Section |. ia II enacted Ny the
General Assembly q she State "
Isnnessee, that Chapter l6s ~
ing 4 hease 9. n,l, Ne. NJ aos, o. .. 'as !.
$500. asssy n na.ss u. ss ssase }"
\. wv s,,,.. - &C. c..;s 4 .'s's NJ.
4 \, ssr,;on sss. ,r. Y 'gaIS Wishw.v NJ ~ IA "a
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-09
Benefited BY Chambsrlaia's
r. # ~ '.7~ iinfment. l.3sS

Last winter / used Chamber.
lain's Linimens for rheumatic pains,
stiffness and soreness Of the knees,
and can conscientiously say that |
never used anything that did mo
50 much good. - Edward cralt,
Elba. N. Y. Obtainabls svssy.
where. alv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-09
Notice.
To Public School Teachers.

To Public School Teachers:
The next examination will bt
held at Charlotte. Tennessee or
July Is and IS 1915, II you have
not been licensed. and expect to
teach this year. you should attend
and take this examination.
r. Il. Corlew, Co.. Sup't,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-09
CHAPTER NO. 5sS.
Senate Bill No. s2i--pdvate Acts.
tClement)

tClenaentt
An Act 10 smend an Act entitled,
An Aet 10 suthofiss the County
Court III any Counties having
population oi not less than 1885.
nor more than 1900. Of not less
than 1880, not less than 20,490
nor more than 20.40OO, according
% the Fedafal Censns oi 1900, ar
any subsequent Federal Censns,
when In quarterly session assembled
1 quorum being present. to adopt q
resolution v contract with bank
|ors hsnka n pay inssFest IN monthly
balances deposited 10 thu credit ol
| The County trustee 10 define the
duties oi tho County trustee In the
prsmises and prescribing 1 penalty
icF hia failure 10 comply with ssme.
Tho sauae bcina Senate Bill No.
aOl. Chapter $40, of athe Acts oi
Tennessee, i9De, n 10 amend sec-
ltf0n s 0f said Chapter 670 h line
| ave- of Sali sectiOn 9 aiter the wcri
month la raid line nvc. ss iollows;
That before the 18th day Of
zach mouih such contracting bank
! 81 hanks shall renae,sa sworn. item.
ised statement 10 she County Jrdge
| III Chairman, showing the balance
on band 10 the County Trustee md
intsssss therron due the County 70
| ths Gnt day III each month
Section /. Esit enacted Ny she
general assembly 0f the State vi
Tennessee shat senate BiIlsNo. 20l.
Chapter $40 u the acts of Ten
sConsinnsd on pare eight)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-09
Beauty More Than Skin Deep;

A beautiful woman alwavs has
good digestion. II your digestion
is faulty. Chamherlain's Tablets
will do you good. Obtsinable
everywhe.e. adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-09

WANTED--To let out game
rcosters from 8 To ~ months. M
charges N. n. Buttssy, Dickson.
FOR SALE Good mich cows.
j A. Pope, Dickson.
Mn. g. 3. Castleman md son.
Stanley, u Charlotte, visited Tela.
Hyss hsfs Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
POLITICIANS OF
ZAPATA TOGETHER
BURY HATCHET AT MEETING AND
WILL DIVIDE OFFICES AT THE
NOVEMBER ELECTION.

Laredo, Texas. Dee 9.-At Joint meet 4
ing Of the democrats and republicans Of
Zapata county held in Zapata all differ
ence~ were forgotten aud the hutchct
buried. II VA. decided 10 debar factional
feeling and the slate ot county officers for
the next November election will be divided
between the two parties
The republicans or old party are To have
the county Judge. tax Assessor. county hide
Inspector and two county commissioners.
while the democrats are To have the sheriff.
county treasurer. county clerk and two
commissioners. Following the 1914 clcc-
tlun the democrats contested the election
of the republican county candidates and
al the May term ut district court in Za W
pata compromise was effected and the
democrats given two commissioners. The
pending agreement will settle all factiona
difference n Zapata county. it j. believed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
SERBIAN TROOPS
CLEARED OUT OF
THEIR COUNTRY
BERLIN SAYS THAT EXCEPT SMALL
DISTRICT NEAR 0RCHRIDA LAKE
THEY HAVE BEEN FORCED OUT.
PETR0GRAD DECLARES ENTIRE
STAFF 82RD GERMAN DIVISION
CAPTURED BY RUSS SCOUTS.

The Associated Pres thus summarizes
the vai developments Of today:
Excepting q small district near Orchrida
Lake III Southwestern Serbia the Teuton~
have cleared the Serbian soil Of all Ser
bian troop-. according to Berlin advicc-.
Pctrograd ~aN~ that the entire staff Of
the cighty--econd German army division
was captured ~ German scouts during
recent night raid and taken a. prisoners
into Russia. This information il con
tanned IN unofficial reports.
The captured German staff includes two
generals. one division commander: seven
staff officers. and several Red Cro~, ply
-ician-. One colonel was killed in trying
to escape
Salonik dispatches state that although
the Bulsurau~ are vigorously attacking
ihr new French lines III Southern Serbia.
they made no impression on the French
deicn-c~ and have sustained heavy losses
under French artillery fire.
German cavalry l~ reported near the
Greek border This with the reforming Of
the new allied lines close 10 the Greek from
tier il j. believed Will cause Greece to de
eide quickly what position ~he will take
II ho-illltic- are transferred 10 her soil.
The Au~tro- German forces employed in
the Serbian campaign are estimated MI
24O. 900. men,
Little ot interest ha- occurred on the
MAIN fronts. except IN Bc~~urahia where
the Russians are showing unusual activity.
IN Champagne near It. Noupley French ar
tlllcry exploded German muntion, depot.
An official statement at Sofia dated
Tuesday announces the annlhlation of an
entire French battalion TN Bulgarian at
tack IN Southern Serbia.
The French assert They made further
progress ~ drivny the Germans from the
trenches III thc Nouiau region. which the
latter recently captured.
( Con~tantinoplc announces that the Turl,
advanced on adcn. III southern Arabia.
close ~ the >ucz canal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
K|NGSV|LLE OUT
WITH A PROTEST
OBJECTS TO MOVEMENT or GULF
COAST LINE OFFICES FROM
KINGSvILLE TO HOUSTON.

Austin, Texas. Dee 9.-Formal protest
was made to the railroad commission here
by delegation of citizens from king~viIc
against the removal of the general offices
and records III the 1t. LOui~. Browns Vile
* Mexico railroad from kng~villc to
Houston The delegation wa~ headed by
Richard kleberg. lIc showed the commi~
-ion that before the Frisco rcceivcr~hp
there was Il gradual removal of the gen
cral office records from king~vllr tu
Houston and that upon the termination m
the receiver>hip it i feared there will be
u general exodus.
No fault j. found with the admni-tra 4
tion Of Frank Andrews ~ receiver. - the
acts complained Of occurred before hi re-
ceiver>hIp.
The commission decided that 10 action
would be taken until the termination VI
the receivership.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
OF
VALLEY SERVED
AT HOTEL RICE

The Rice Hotel of Houston
has recognized the uncNccllcd
quality of the grapefruit grown
IA the Lower Rio Grandc Valley.
This ho>tclrv. one uf the finest
ia the south. takes co.nizancr
If the fact that the travelling
public in Houston knows good
thing once ID has sighted il"
and ON its breakfast menu card
every morning is to hc found the
words Brownsville Grape
fruit"
This information j. brought
to Brownsville hy Federal
judge Waller r. Burns. who
said that he was Surprised 10
learn at breakfast al the Rice
one morning that grIp-f"uit
was grown in the brcwm>vii;r
country. He declared the fruit
Ia have been the best flavor If
amy he had ever eaten. and aS
soon aS he arrived in Browns
Vile hc began looking about for
Il crate a Brownsville man.
learning of Judge Burns taste
for Valley grapefruit. today was
arranging for Il crate and will
have II sent direct to Judge
Burns home at Houston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09

that You fully appreciate the great i'm
portance Of the work in hand. ! respect
fully request that You send me, a. soon
a possible, the names of three citizens Of
Your community who can be depended upon
To attend a meeting of delegates from the
various communities Of the Rio Grandc
Valley 10 be held in the very near future at
central point. which will be announced
a. early a. practicable. for the purpose Of
forming IN organization having tor it, OBJ
lect the establishment of the propo ,ed har-
our po>terlty prosperity. plenty and hap
pinc~S
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
TRAIN WRECK
HEARINGS ON
TWO MORE MEN BEING EXAMINED
BEFORE JUSTICE ON CHARGES OF
COMPLETELY IN INCIDENT

The examining trials of Rrfugio DO
minguez and Ouirua Guaiarlo charged
with the murder of DR.. +. :. Mccain
and Corporal McBee is being conducted
in Justice of the Peace ii. j. Kirk
court this afternoon This is the first
of the train wrck eases e. be heard
since the convcning of Federal court.
The last ease 10 h. examined was that
of Lorenzo Lopez aud Reierio Caba'lcra
The examination for the state is con
Quoted bv County Attorney \. NJ. Kent
and District Attorney j. |. kleiber. The
defendants are represented bv the firm
of Can:iis-S and iiancN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
fBy Associated Press. }

Berlin. Dec. 9.-Chancellor Won Beth
mann Hollweg, addressing the German
reichstag today, said that if Germany y
enemies will make peace proposals "com-
patibe with Germanys' dignity and safety.
we shall always be ready to discuss them. y
But he said il was folly for Germany ID
propose peasc "as long a. in the countries
of the enemies the guilt and ignorance of
statement are entangled with the confu-
sion of public opinion"
Chancellor Bethmann- IIoliwcg said that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
ONLY MAJORITY
VOTE NEEDED TO
CARRY ELECTION
MAYOR A. ALBEIT BROWNE MAKES
CLEAR TO VOTERS UNCERTAIN
POINT IN COMING ELECTION.
is CONFIDENT THAT VOTERS WILL
APPROVE ADOPTION OF NEW
CITY CHARTER TUESDAY

Some confusion among voters IN
Brownsville concerning the vote that will
he necessary To adopt the commission gov
ernmcnt charter an election on which will
be held IN the city of Brownsville next
Tuesday. December II, brought forth Il
statement today from Mayor A. Albert
Browne that majority vote. not "A two
thirds vote. will be necessary for the
adoption Of the charter.
Mayor Browne called attention To page
20. section I. of the official copies of the
charter furnished voters. which SAYS:
This charter shall be submitted
10 the qualified voters of the city Of
Brownsville for adoption or reiec-
tion. on the second Tuesday in De
cembcr. \. u. 1915. AT which clcc-
tion. If Il majority of the qualified
voters voting in such election shall
vote in favor Of the adoption of this
charter. then II shall become the
charter OF the city Of Brownsville
until amended or repealed.
The present city council Of
BrnND~Nfllf ~Ildli ftll ~ufH titFii'u
and same shall be- conducted and re-
turns made. and result, declared ~
provided by the laws Of the state Of
Texas governing municipal elections
and in ease majority Of the votes
east nj such election. shall he IN
favor ~ such charter. then an Of
fetal order shall bc entered upon
the records of said city. by the city
council of Brownsville. declaring
the same adopted. and the city see
rctarv shall record. 1T length. upon
the records of the city. in separate
book Ia be kept in hi- office for
such purpose. such charter -
adopted. and such secretary shall
furnish to the mavor copy IF such
charter. - adopted. authenticated
Nv hi signature md the seal Of the
city. which copy of the charter shall
h. forwarded bv the mayor of the
citv of Brownsville 10 the secretary
of the state. and shall show the APP
proval of such charter by major
itv vote of the qualified VOTERS Of
tho city Of Brownsville at such
election.
The election on the new charter, and the
ensuing biennial election were fixed for
the first Tuesday III December. with the
double object Of holding the municipal clec
ton nj time when there is no state o.
county or nation election campaign on
removing a. far n possible heated poll
teal campaigns.
III the election carries. the commission
will be- sworn ~ and assume III duties ~
auicklv ~ possible. While the matter ha,
not Vet been given consideration. il ha.
been understood that the city council vii
1--WE way ~ the new elected commission
The present city attorney. the present taH
collector and the present chief Of police
however will hold office the full length ~
their terms. which expire on the last day
Of the coming April. Under the commi~-
sion these offices are appointivc by tho
commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
CERMANYREADYTO
TALK ABOUT PEACE
CHANCELLOR Won ANNOUNCES
OF GERMANY MAKE PEACE PROPOSALS COMPATIBLE WITH
DIGNITY AND SAFETY GERMANY WILL DISCUSS THEM

Germany. conscious Of her military sue
cesSes, declines the responsibility for a
further continuation Of the war. and can
not be charged with the purpose Of fight
ing to make further conquest.
THE war can be terminated only by
peace, which will guarantee II not 10 re-
tmn. the chancellor said
Chancellor Bethmann- Hollweg asserted
that Germany food supplies are suf-
hcient and her stores Of copper are ade-
quate for many years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
Hold Up Men Who Had
Battle With Officers
Being Tried Today

Dallas. Texas. Dee. 9.-Trill was Ia
begin here today of Frank RedD KELLEY
formerly Of Durant OK charged with
robbery with firearms The court has
appointed two lawyers Ia represent kcI
ley. Dave Widcner also formerly Of
Oklahoma. and Kelley are under similar
indt tmcnt> for two hold-upS here re
Gently Date for Widcncr's trial has
not been set. City Detectives Eimickc
and Smith were shot and seriously woun
ded in effecting kelley's arrest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
Steamer, Reported Sunk, Sails for America

London, Dec 9.-The American steamer
Communipaw, reported sunk early this
week by submarine. sailed from Alex
andra. Egypt. yesterday for New York.
according to nm announcement today at
lloyfs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
Kansas Bank is R0hhed.

Fostoria. Kan. Dee. 9.-Several men
broke into the Dunn State Bank here
early yesterday blew the safe and e.
capped with $1,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
NO MORE SHIPS
TO BE SEIZED
GREAT BRITAIN ACCEDES TO THE
PROTEST OF UNITED STATES IN
GENESEE-HOCKING CASES.
fBy Associated PresS.J

Washington, ID. C, Dee. 9.-Circat Bri-
tain has acceded to the American protest
against requisitioning ship, OF the Ameri-
can transatlantic company, and the
steamers Hooking and GeneSsee will be
held to the prize court. England assures
the United States that no more vessels of
that company will be seized.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
6-Hour Sentence For
Resisting Officer

Six hours sentence in the Cameron conn
~ jail, with instructions 10 the marshal
a. release him in time to catch the north
bound train at 4:Oj o'clock this afternoon,
was the verdict Of Federal Judge Waller
I. Burns today in the ease of the govern
Sas charged with resisting an officer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
sssssS5sSsSSxSsSSz SSz
ELISEO ARREDONDO WILL BE
MEXICAN AMBASSADOR TO U. S.
tBy Associated Press. J

Washington. ID. G.. Dee. S.-Eli~co
Arredondo ha~ been selected a< the
next Mexican ambassador To the
United States. The new American
ambassador to Mexico will be an
nounccd later. according to Secretary
of State Lansing.
Arredondo has been the Carranza
agent in Washington the past eighteen
months, and the recognition of Car
rama a. the head OF the de f,tcto gov
ernmcnt was largely through hi> ef-
forts IN Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
Gorilla Under Sieqe.

London. Dec 9.-Thc Italian lombard
mcnt of Gorilla has almost put stop
to the ordinary business activities
the city says dispatch from Zurich.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
Gunbeat is Home from Haiti.

Washington. ID. q. Dcr. 9.-The gun
boat Sacramento was ordered home from
Haiti Yesterday in line with the policy
Of reducing the American naval force
there
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09

THE WEATHER FORECAST.

The following weather forecast for
the lower gulf states and the Magic
Valley Is issued by the United States
weather bureau Mt New Orleans:
Tonight and Friday generally fair.
with light ~outhcrlv winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
ROBBERS ENTER
OFFICE, BOUND
;, TAKE $1,000

Chicago. ILL.,. Dee. 9.-Robbers today
entered an insurance office, bound Miss
Emma Schlineki. the cashier. and two 9th
er employees and took $1,000 and escaped
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
Alfonso Chooses New
Head For Cabinet

Madrid, Spain. Dee. 9.-count Aware De
RomanoneS today wa chosen by King Al
fonso to form new Spanish government
10 succeed the Data cabinet which re-
signed Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
Porto Rican Liner
Stopped, 4 Of Her
Crew Were Taken
(Ey Associated Press

San Juan Porto Rico. Dee. 9.-Thc
Porto Rican liner CoSmo was stopped this
morning by French cruiser, the De-
Carte~. which took four German liremen
from the Co~mo on board the warship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
Carranza Recognized.

0I'N ANNftIiIItU I-TFNS.T
London. Dee. 9.-lt was announced
IN the house of commons this after
noon that Great Britain has formally
recognized the Carranza government
of Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09
Local Weather Observations.

. The following local weather OBJ
servations. covering the 24-hour
; period ending at a. IN. today, are
furnished by J. G. Hester. United
States weather observer at Fort
Brown:
Maximum temperature . 69.)
Minimum temperature ... .J4.O
= Barometrc pressure. p. "a. 30.l6
, BarometrIc pressure. a. IN. 301i
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-09

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Continued on Page 3D. :
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-04
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

nothing else in photoplAy like it.
Il starts IN an cid field boarding
house FOR of workers, introduces Pat
O'Brien. proprietor o. the place. his
wife. and Patsy. their slovenly daugh-
ter. who waits on the table and helps
her mother run the boardinE-house-
Later Pats well proves 10 be gusher
and he becomes wealthy, then moves
into q mansion In the city. Al this
stage Mrs. O'Brien and Patsy break
into society under the guidance q pro-
fessional who has the additional task
~ selecting a man q high family 20
marry Patsy. Mr. Frank Elliott plays
the society young man--hancee o.
Patsy who BY this time has had her
name changed 20 Patricia--And be
later gets into sore trtbulation when
he goes with the O'Brtens 20 Oilheld
and announces that Sunshine Molly
Is tail bird. He is the only one
IN the whole play who has any real
troubie-the others marry and get
rich or are otherwise happy. Then
at the last there is a great nre-the
burning o. the OF fields. a piece Of
spite work BY patricia's aaneeA.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-04

AZ New York Boston postponed
cold
Al Philadelphia-w Washington post
poned wet grounds
No others scheduled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-04

Princess Romanon Is The star at
traction a. the Isis for today.
Few dramas have ever recsived the
world wide fame and appreciation ex-
tended universally e. Eardou's most
famous play which has been acted BY
every great actress who ever played
and is regarded az tire most sxacting
emotional role ever written A pic
turiEed Tor william Fox starring that
eminent exponent % stormy emotion
Nance ONaii also featured IN the
william Fox photoplay Kreutzer Son
ata. Princess Romanon, based On
Fedora rises % suberh dramatic
heights impossible 70 attain within the
limitations 81 even the most modern
Of stages. Certainly no more absorb
ing or intense screen drama has ever
been hlmed, nor has any greater ao-
tresa than Nance O'Nel ever appeared
IN the famous role Of thu Russian
princess.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-04
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Baseball
Results


Natlonai League.
a. Brooklyn l. philadelphia q
At Boston 8. New York 10.
Al st. Louis z, Cincinnati s.
Ftttsburg Chicago not scheduled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-04
New York Wins From Boston;
Cincinnati Defeats ST. Louis

r. n. B
New Norx .s-s~..--.s...le fs
Boston s.ss*s.s .ss.@sss.s -
-MaruuaTd and Mclean;
James and Whaling.
clnoinnati g. g. Louis z
r. H r
Cincinnati .....s s.~.s....b II
St Louis $4,000 sH-s....a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-04

Federal League.
At Chicago Z. St. Louis s.
At Kansas City /. PittaburE D.
At Buffaio IL, Brooklyn l0-s.
Newark Baltimore not scheduled.
South Atlantic League.
A. Albany 3, Macon s
AZ Augusta 3. Charleston o.
At Columbus s. Jacksonville /.
At Columbia 4. Savannah g. Ter
Innings.
seuth0rn League.
At Llttle Rock 4, Atlanta T.
A. ChattanooEa :. Mobile 10.
AZ Nashville q. Birmingham T.
AZ Memphis 8, New Orleans 2.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-04
Wife Suicides As
Her husbands
Shot and Killed

Artesla, Miss., June 3,-Conley Cox,
druggist early today shot and killed
Or. r. r. Mauldln az the Cox home in
this city. After witnessing the shoot
ing. Mrs. Cox swallowed a quantity %
poison and cannot live. according 20
physicians. Cox surrendered to the
police and was released without bond
All the parties are prominent In this
section OF the state
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-04
AND
MARINES PLAY
GAMES ARE SCHEDULED FOR
MASENT PARK THIS AFTER
NOON AND SUNDAY.

This afternoon and again sunday a
Maxeut park the Pensacolas and the
Marines viii meet Both games be-
tween these fast teams should prove
70 interest and a large attendance o.
local fans Is looked for The fan pop
niatton has an opportunity a. both
these games ~ Witnessing base ball a.
% IL enjoyed, the fast snappy, breath
holding kind. No admission will be
charged and both games are scheduled
20 start sc $50.