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Evening journal., 1915-06-25
new CITY BRIDGE
IN SERVICE IN OCTOBER

1t is expected that the new lift
bridge at Third street and the Chris
tiana River will be in operation by
October 1 at the latest. The east ap-
proach is practically completed, in
cluding the superstructure and other
improvements that are being made to
the floor of the structure. This per-
tains TO the tracks of the railway
company and flooring OF the new
structure. The approach to the bridge
is completed on this side so far as is
possible at this time Work on the
west approach Is being continued
/ Today the grade was being filled in
/ and work on the superstructure on
this end was started.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
Summer Culinary Problems
By MARY JANE MCCLURE.

fruit. the gathering for the "side-
board" is the most satisfactory way
for the housewife to be sure that
all the family is ready to take their
places at table The sandwiches
are made of very thin slices of dry
sausage OF boiled ham on equally
thin slices of buttered bread. Serve
these with a glass of iced grape
juice.
Bean Canapes triangles Of
graham bread and spread with but
ter. Mix a can of pork and beans
to a paste, add two tablespoons OF
capers to each half cup of beans,
Spread on toast. sprinkle with salt
and cayenne and garnish with
chopped watercress or parsley.
READY-TO-SERVE MEATS
Any of the canned meats that
bear the inspection ~. S. Govern
ment Inspected and Passed" may
be heated by simply allowing the
can to lie in hot water for few
minutes. When heated through.
open can and serve loaf Of hot meat
on bed of lettuce with creamed
potatoes.
Beef en- LasSerOle-Cut a loaf Of
canned beef and six medium sized
potatoes in squares and put into
baking dish or casserole with a cup
of fine cracker crumbs. Sprinkle
with -four, paprika and salt. Heat
one can of tomato soup, to which
has been added a tablespoon of beef
extract dissolved in hot water.
Pour over the beef Let simmer
fifteen minutes and serve piping
hot.
Cleveland Creamed yesl-Chop
one can of veal and whites of three
hard boiled eggs. Rub yolks into
a paste with little cream. Melt
one tablespoon of butter and rub
into It one tablespoon of -four. add
one-half cup of milk, a tablespoon
diced sweet pepper and a pinch Of
salt. stir until it thickens. Serve
on hot buttered toast, or mold and
serve cold garnished with parsley
and pepper.
Irish Stew-A delicious stew
prepared from selected cut OF NUT
ton and garnished with potatoes.
carrots, onions, all richly seasoned.
and covered with a heavy gravy,
may be purchased in cans. Serve
hot garnished with parsley and
green peppers.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
FRECKLES
Now is the Time TO Get Rid of These
Ugly Sp0ts.

There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed of your freckles,
as the prescription othine-double
strengths guaranteed to remove
these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine-
double strength-from any druggist
end apply a little of it night and
morning and you should soon see
that even the worst freckles have be-
gun to disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. II is
seldom that more than an ounce is
needed TO completely clear the skin
AMI gain a beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure TO ask for the double
strength othine as this is sold under
guarantee of money back if 1t fails
to remove freckles. Af
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

The problems of the housewife
are particularly seasonable. There
ie no time of the year when she has
no obstacle to surmount. No soon
er has she piloted the home ship
through the high cost OF living
breakers which threatened to
wreck il in the Winter, than Sum-
mer presents itself with its own
special myriad of worries and dis
comforts.
The heat alone seems hard
enough to hear but the housewife
who has not given careful thought
10 the planning of her work and
the conservation of her own charm
and freshness, spends unnecessary
hours over a hot stove. Whether
the stove be coal. gas or gasoline,
il is a hot, trying task to stand over
il and roast. broil or fry meat.
The modern housewife runs her
house and never allows her house
to run her. She realizes what II is
worth to the family TO come from
a days toll in the heat to a cool,
restful home and mother.
Domestic Science experts have
heartily endorsed the ready-to-
serve canned meats as a whole
some substitute for hot cooked
meats. These goods are most salts
flying for lunches and dinners on
hot days and can be prepared in
countless ways.
Dry sausages have not really
come into their own as yet in our
fair land. although they have long
been extensively used abroad and
are the basis of many tempting
dishes.
On days when it is necessary to
have a fire for ironing or baking, a
hot dinner of boiled or baked ham
can be prepared without much
extra expenditure of heat or energy
and will provide meat for several
days.
SUMMER DINNER DISHES.
The Sandwich Appetlzer-The
long established European custom
of taking an appetizer before din
ner, in the form of a wafer-like
sandwich and light beverage has
many points in its favor. This
"sideboard" as il is called, can be
most tastily served on a daintily
appointed tray. When a meal be-
gins With hot soup or chilled
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
ON NEW EARN soon.

Raymond Fredericks, of Centreville.
will move to his farm near Hockessin
next week.
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SeI6it sefelterter Bein-3u berfau.
fen Bel Der @oaone. 9le6 1926.
.. 90.
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gadrridan.
0tat Il bad Of the Var - Bua
sIbcrt I. geoeriSgr. %fra6ertr
Snnbesieuatur bon SHoianu.

Ger friibere gun6esiauatar DC,
bert s 8euegioee bat peri6nIih in
europa bet ben neridir0enen i'm
ariege befiuoIiden 9~tattouen Taten
geiamr1elt. Inn iif ieIbit elm genates
git6 Der Gbatiohen MAIDEN 3u fon.
net. tDelhe 0ieien itredlihen arieq
berarfbeihnoreu baben. Gr brad
iotuobl in 1eltidInno mie in gna.
Lamb unO IN 3rarfreid INIT 4erio.
men tn allen 2ebensftedunqen, nm
0eren 9aetnttageu gu erforiden. Gr
beiufte fotpobI bic gfuBenar16en.
ME bic @oipitaIer un0 stIadtfal.
Der, TIM BIT Ieruen un0 0ie @d6r6eit
81 erforiden. uu6 obiges Sud- BE-.
ifreibt, mas er aeIehen.
Gas guh tit ieoem ginsiqen att
neil es in flarer un6.
oeutIiher @eiie bic 1batiaden ME.
6ergie6t io6aB ieoer imitan6e lit,
iia Elm eigeues urtbei[ 3u bil0en.
81 baben 6ci Der goo6s Ulerrin.
60, Indianapolis, 5t0.
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.eu etAaiitH mer6cn .s..
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aIriue g%OtaInadri6ttn

3H Der @ebadtniBbaIe BEL
@erttts 1ebdlloes nitro htlite eiu va
ger ofr Sons Of gciprauB' or5aui
fert merbrn ~ e Nlettalit. Hih
ter 9itelle uno Grs euator Ihuritor
fu0 bic Sprcder.
= Snfolge cuer 5Iciidmuube ON
redteH @etu 6tc err ith mittelit zines
Stahel6rahts ugesoacn, ais &c otr
,Sanoas6aH i'm Der glohe ron Gbil6s
Point eriorifed uolte, lielt Der Sc
beimpoliJiit Miihoel pom 5l0 Elna.
ha an 9lutUergtitrng traut oar.
nieoer.
Sec. n. @ol6fmitb unb Orb.
ner 5. Seat, Better Der Iutu 6itp
Due @orf5. gaben i5ren freiuiLiqen
8anferott arlgerneloet. Tie Yer.
binoItdfeiten bPIouien iid nf S..
065, Bite 4etdnoe auf 1914.
Ter iriifer bier anidIjige oSus
meIler 0elion IS. @06olm elm 8rl.
Der 0es bier DobHen0eu SufUeIiers
albert g0bolu;, begging 0httwod
9}aat in GoanitpH, 4Do., 5etbit.
moro, inoem cr lid bergtftete.
@eitern Habm 0as iii6iide
2agbbltteufeit ietnen anfnng. IS
6is 5uiu l.. Gftober.
Sic gItern Der f~4dabrigen
5rau 4lec 0iliou, nel6a nor elmer.
init i9rem ieBigen Nlanne.
curd6ranate, i'm fih 8u beirat6en
geitern Don aanias Gitn bier.
her, mo bds 8drden alf i6ren
]8unid bin eingelodlt fpor0en mar.
Sie 8a6eu Dem Inngen Boare naf
-roglid ibren Segen un6 ner0en iieI
nit nod aanias Gin 3llrldne1men.
- 8ie perlQutet ioQ cine a%onferen8I
1on aomitces Ter gauunternebmer
tie bet ~itreifen6en aRaurer Cube.
-ufen per0eri, Inn tpom0qlih eineE
Gtnlgung uno geenoi0uitaI
les felt benz /. Septentber pabren.
zen Streifes 3g er3ielen.
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9reanor GI,Drt Cine.

3te fium3iele G6pierigteit, mil
Der bic Short Cine BIG iebt Al
fdnpfen botte, 6arfte bdlo al gnbe
iein, oenn bic a~ommiffion, bic pom
@eriht ernddtigt muroe, ben Nerth
Der Balm feitjriteaen, Fat cine qb.
id1strug borgpnomrrlen nn6 ben
Nerth ouf $4,000 feitgeiebt Die.
ies idlIieBt BAG @egeredt, @eleiIe,
Qetrie5smateriol un0 @ebdl6e elm,
has nobl IN ben nddTten 8ogen me
ter Den Sanlaer fontmen miro, I'M
cine BORDERING Der Cana goatruc.
tion 6oHpanb III befrieoigen. auh
au0ere 5%prOerunget 1egen Die palm
ioaeH aus Dem GrI05 be3abtt tper.
ben. lleber Die 8ufunft Der ga6n
loBt ftf geaenp1rtiq nod nihts ge.
iageH trotoem Die ameri.
foniiden I1ge8tldtter fit In nlIen
mogLiden, 5lm abeiI febr bagen BE.
bauptlttlgen ergehen.
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@ebrnsfn Sim

Abe Billings mcIder idiDcr er.
tranft par, 9cfipoet fid aaf Dem
0eae Der 9eierunq.
Ger sta0trotb miro in 3ufunfi
itrellge 0araui ie3el. 6aB 8flaite.
rHHaeu. uelaa meaen 2egunq ODER
heparatur pom 0aiier. mo 8as
robren auigeriian itr0, bon 0en Be.
~tretteaoen arbeitern pie0er in aeb6.
riger 8eiie til oen Dorigeu .3uitnlo
gebrdft tpero9u. Ter 4lumber 80.
iepb Gi5bq roufoe angeniqiet, 6as
FfIaiter in 5rottt BON 3Ioon's "a.
oen an Der 7. Ctr. uno Dor Gi6long
9arbierlaoen nabe 6. Ctr. men AT
leaen.
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0ene Ret6oOc nnb Maidiner;c.

aontrattor g q. Widbam, Der bic
aeupfIaiterung oes groa6nan i6er.
nontmen bat, iheint beftrebt, Ser
1taot before u. oauerbaftere qrbeit
3n liefern 5err 8id6am bat nidt
aleiu cine nelle 11afhiue 3um gd.
ifen oeB gemeuts, moourd 6ieier
.Stoif beiier uuo fdneaer gemifdt
miro nn6 Oa5er ftd5 feitcrn 6in6et.
4nd Dos 96earen Der fgu9en ami.
ifen ben 3ieaeIn, bas bisber nit
Der @auo 8eidab miro iett init eli.
ner Ulaidina mlsgefubrt, no6urd
oieie ar6eit teiier uno idneQer Su
a%usfit6rumg fomrnt.
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Nns bstn stnatf.

SetDellen. Die bieii8e Staatsbont
lit bic ein3ige BON ben etpa 500
Staatsbauteu, neIhe Dem gunoes.
8eierpe.sHtem beigetreten lit.
&iucoIn. 9ier itarb am Wlittpod
g}orgeu bic Satin 6es itQatliter
2aHo+aommiiidrs 5reo gedman.
Die 8ecr0igurg finoet am 6reitaa
IN @Dufa Itatt.
@rano S8Iano, 8as erite, mas
BITE bier taganben 9empererBneiber
6es 5taateg tbateu, mar cine Qepe-
f6e an 9iap Sunoap mad 6ma6a,
in pelher fe Inn fir bic i6uen ge-
~leiitete pnteritasung 8ant iagteh,
5u ienben
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Sin Rann-in ben 5iinf3iger Sab.
rem init ei9euem 8eim in Der
Staot, in guten fi~nan3iellen Ser.
bdltniiiem uiiffdt bic gefamtidaft
bon 6eutiden 5rauen mittIeren 9ll.
tiers, 3tDefs 9eiratb. Cute 8artie.
fir bic refte gerIon. Wan ooreI.
iiere . 200 Gntaba 1ribiine. 5.27I
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1prt 0obne.

Gin aomitee oe5 Commercial
Stubs beriet9 am 0tontag genalt
nit 9tlrgermeifter 6oro, Mitglie.
Germ 0es Gtp0tratbes uro geanteu
Der TeIep6ou GeIpai6nft ben netlen
Telepbou- grpibrtef 8beelpr bonn
Commercial alub Gotnitee erfldrte
mad Der aoufcren3, odB bic geItim.
muligen oes 6reibriefs aGgemeine
Befrieoigung b~erDorrufen niir0en.
Gina $50 automobil6eitber baben
lire alitomobilteuer fir Dos lau.
fenoe Sdbr nod nift be5abtt. genn
1ie 9erren nift balo %berappen, 70
miifIen fte Str1fe be3abIen.
Socob aaiier lit Dnn fetner aront.
beit pieber boaig bergeitelt.
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0enigteiten aus Sofia!
Sulpn Grsennniir.

8ie Derlautet. tpfro oer @ouber.
neur cine Proclamation ertailen,
NORM er bic aQufleltte i'm staate
ou%fferoern uigb, eine ISOLDE lana
MIR 8aaren, bic i'm Staat beraeiteat
nEroen, gu 0erfaufen. Qieie 8ofe
ioQ Die Soma 8obe" genonnt tDer.
oer. Man nil n1f oieie 8eiie Die
aailfer oaraai ~aufmerffam MAIDEN
Dab Soma me9r @saore fabri3iert,
als oielfad angenommen miro. Gen
adufern 1T bier bic bette @eIeaea6eit
gegebenl ben 1abrifdnten i'm 5taate
cine ermunterung 8utbeil perben gu
Iafien.
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gom n1hiten Sonntaa an
iner6en bic StraBen6obntpagen tDie-
Der an ben ianieitt8en StraBeneden
halter.
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@ciudt! Suuger maun iudf bic
gefonntiddft NIT IutberiIfen
.fa0fen aipe6s 6eiratb. RnfBu.
frdgeI inter u 200 Gmogd Gribilue.
q. "a.
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gerlangt-outcs Md6aen fir oqge.
meiue 9ausarbeit un0 aoden in
Bamiiie bon orei. Gutter gobn. Gel.
@arHeu 7489.
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2onoon fpun0ert fid 0oriiber, 6oB
bic 9ertiden i'm often 10 meniq
.idmere 6eidiite erbeiiten ga,
menn Die aniien aber nidt mebr ia.
benz Die omerifaniihe 4oit 1T
nabrideinIid altggeblieben.
Staatsiefretdr Gaming gibt 3u,
Dab e. nit ieinem a-g.g libel BE-
lteat lit.
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.. 3. @nrn, oentiGer Gbti.
ter. Augen ulteriltet fir griQen.
440 grnn6eis geb1uoe, Gma9o.
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Auafh ptflJtt mtHhHt tHt Sli.
t5Hh tn Nrnif Nt Wir tt Nall
eeH Gmdad eN 8t5t taH lNntaf
$500 hlfi 8ttllt pom alatta5ld N5iN
hem tlgfttNrtaitfr miubnIlW les
irranthettgte1hs 6H iam ha hom
liHailt3 Af eQttpt H%litaaaH ann
uip auth gla8fflde 0ts &ttuh.
ittl6@ uptEia BerfdHlieH lruf0pn
stsItA b5tat iti 6ie4 itfirb mutht
Htit mi0ebe.lt ooB mf0i9 NoifUung
retalHbet ilt, @rrit am gfbtu All
trhalia G0uaro fomtg atg &tlm
i0brt miltfI. yines pthpF0iu auioB.
aHtttlcH mabrcu0 ictn cagnrs III.
0as biciiat .Anto SoipttaI 3nr aur.
ithctntiieit neroeH mUBte Nctrn|
SrHit Sddrp arm Sdmrrulrleeten+
mir batotge @rmhma.
Iie Qolittt fir bie nahiie Adm
puaue idetut aud In Ctol G0uutp
lcreits lett in gepcaaaa III Tom
7tgn Hnb cs frcltt ans bei0nbers.
snB 5ahlrtide, ellen 9tationen un
lehoreuDe 6reuu6e oe5 aorreipon
eiergiih mir ote 8dbl oeS
ldltharcn 3obu miattes als aou
lfeB AbgeoroHeter cnerQiih tnsI
9elo 5ieben. Ties nm0ert ms
6ern Die gegi0uen bon 6reun
ZEN, Die iid perr N}attes III ieiner
'olttiiden 8irfiamteit als 5taats
5enator Il. T. 10. e%rruorben Dot, ba
len oas bette @ertra1ten un0 bic feiteI
}uberiidt Dab ihr m~serforencr
gum Moble un0 8eiten 0erl
Der. Staaten unn beiou0er8 unieres
glebrusfns in ebrliher
mad beiten araitm uro nah
EN- gaiut6eiten U1euihmueritan0
.eltragen miro. IS miir0e uns
renen, rpaHn mir unierem 3reuu6
5obn IlatteS 81 ieiner Gruabluna
III oieies gbrenon1t mit9elteu f6nn.
IN.
Der adt6nre 8. a. aeuter BON
5praenie, peIder rpabrea6 8tpei Ter
uuieren 8titrift in 6er5taats.
.egtslatllr bertrat, iopte Son. Z.
!. aenrres. friiber Hebotteur 6es
Gountp 9eralo un0 ibdter
s%lge1ftbumer uno Heoafteur 6es BE
tabn gountp aepubIican, pareu CT.
innidte uno angenebme 9eluder
Is aorreibort0enten.
2ei0er babe id in ben Iebten Ia.
en- cine bon dnoerer Settle unierer
ert9geidabten uuo ii6eraa i'm
Gebrosfa beliebten .Omoba
ribllne", BITE nab better neber8er.
ing 0es Snreibers III feinern bent.
ben 9eim feblert ioate gebradte |
tlttbellung liberieben fDonah 0ie
teinrng Dorberrihen f6nnte, Der
orreipon6ent nilroe ODER f6nnte fei.
III 8eripreden. feiue 0eutide 8ei.
1g ipleoer 3u begriin0en, untreu-
sd Derlpeiie MIR uf0 Die. !,
ant meme am /. April Qe.
adte 4nfuabiguug, unb fir etnen
ben 3eutiden foate 6ieie Qnfiin.
8ung ais Elm Document aelten.
In etIi4en @orten Ba nieoers
len, mas i'd 0amnls ioate, nil id
r betonen: agintgfeit oeS QeatId. l
inns fam DIeieB MIR frdftigen, un0 :
boffe, 0aB meinem geiipiele nod
'ltere tol8en ner0en, INN 6as I
.ntfdtBum 6urh Ell ne CUTE uno :
1ig reoigirte 3eitung 8n qdtuuq &
D gBren in 9ebrasfa 8u brtnaen.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
NO VALID REASON EXISTS WHY THE CITY
CHARTER SHOULD BE AMENDED.


proposed
Representatives
Pensacola
havt hey on
opposed
giving
of
should
eommsdon otherwise should be
without
bond
and
all of the
matter issuing
can under present laws people
expression approval
a auainsd
submitting
quail
s.
This left entirely
be had
previously
be establishing
should
every property opposes
Representatives
unbaeh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
FULL MILITARY
HONORO PAID TO
YOUNG AVIATOR
REMAINS OF ENSIGN sToLz. WHO
WAS KILLED ~ AERoPLANE
ACCIDENT. ESCORTED TO THE
CHURCH FOR SERVICE.

Full military honors I'm keeping with
the tenets q the United states navy.
were accorded the memory - the
Young oftcer. Ensign Stalz, who suf-
Tered from on aeroplane fan SATURDAY
afternoon. on the Pensacola naval
station
On7eera from tire naval station, WITH
band and marines. were in line and
escorted the remains from the Northup
a. Wood undertaking parlorH. on West
Intsndcuria street 20 christ church
whore services were conducted by NJ
rector the Rev John ~ brown. and a.
the conclusion ~ the ceremony, the
remains were Just as truderiy and
carefully escorted back ga the under
taking parlors. where. left 10y his com
radea ia life. the remains were kept
until LAST night when the same was
shipped to the home - the deceased
in New York
The solemn procession Was witnessed
by hundreds ~ people. Who were down
town az the time Among these we're
several hundred visitors who came
here on the excursion from Alabama
points. and they were "a impressed
with the manner TOE which the popular
Young naval aaronaut was houored rs
the naval officers and enlisted men on
duty here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
Magnitude Of The
Movie Business

some Idea ~ the magnitude ~ TIE
motion picture business IN this eour-
try e. conveyed from statistics re-
Gently maze pnbite hv the vttsTrspB
company TIRE frurea cover operation
durinr ths YEAR 1919 bur n is believed
thar there has beer a. considerable
increase Ia TIRE figures since that time
During ne year 81 question the PEG
PIE - thir country paid t27Sooe 200
~ Approximately ts7s each for every
man. woman ara child within Ste boz
dsrs This represents nearly aftv per
cent move than tfe total estimated
amount expended hv American travel
ere II Europe durinR the same period.
n rs estimated that more than H.
coo coo residents 81 ire Tinted states
attend picture Shows each day and
that more than $4,000 o08 Js Invested
IN movIng picture theatres. not in
elud.na the vast sums invested - thc
production ~ the films Ineiaeuta-.s
f. p stated thar one movie actrcn.
Marg Pickford draws larger salary
mar The combined salaries % the
president % the United states. the
chief Justice ~ the supreme court and
ire secretary ~ the state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
TO THE VOTERS:

Although merely humble laborer I have
always taken interest in our political affairs yet
never tried TO control any votes except my own,
and it is something entirely to to publicly
espouse the Of any asprant for public Office.
But you know circumstances alter cases" and
the case before all us voters now regarding the
candidates for City Commissioner. is one that ap-
peals to me demanding thoughtful considera-
ton. The question is simply this: Shall Mr..
Thos. H. Johnson be defeated or not2" IF any
one says Yes" good reason should be given.
and what good reason has any one heard, or is
ready to propose? I am free to state that have
heard none and know of none
AS Mr.. Clarke says in the Daily News Of April
18th, He has made good without previous exper-
fence. and is much better qualified now than he
was before" 1t seems to that little more need
be said. There is no occasion for throwing bou-
quets at Mr.. Johnson. He is just one Of our plain
reliable citizens. He has shown a capacity for
handling public business in practical and salts.
factory manner, and what more do we want or
expect Efficiency and honesty are the prime re-
qusites for the job he holds and since he fills the
bill, we have need to look any further mt this
time.
(Signed) ]. H. HAMILTON.
PAID AavsrtIssrsnt)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
An Expert View
OF the Iitney.

Experts VINO have been studying
the utneg point ont that the real
tsst % this new competitor u trolley
and bas lines la eth TO come The
economic problem ~ a well-sustained
ruals service by these automobiles
can be- worked out only after enough
time has elapsed 10 demonstrate the
east ~ wear ard tear of the machine.
usually known IS depreciation.
TIE Htneg originated b business
Oppression. a man WitH q Ford was
tae arst operator in Ius Angeles
WsH whose regular bus mess has neen
a.Hoeated thsreapon put their private
oars ca tie street e. carry passenger
ir order t1 earn q little cash. They
Ga nat asure ultimate costs 20 an
uls "eaag manes for while Nith
saea passenger PAYING cents Tor a
comparatively short ride. eut lnves-
ugaHon already shows thar after jill
neys have been operating iu d city
fsr month ths arsr drivers nearly
always disappear Their ears have
quickly worn o8t on account - the
hard usage tt is estimated thar a
t2ooo ear ran BE- run for $4,000 miles
e. shout s7 cents a mile including re-
pairs. nev. tires. general depreciation,
gasoline and wages - driver
II this e. correct calculation. the
mar who makes a permanent business
~ running iitneVu has serious prob
lem In anal costs % solve
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-10
SUFFRAGE
LEAGUE TO MEET
An IMPORTANT SESSION or
TIE PENSACOLA oRsANtZA-
TON Will TAKE PLACE AT TIE
CITY HALL THIS EVENING.

An important meeting ~ the Pen
sarola F1uaI sunrage League VIII
be- held This evening ~ 9 O'clock AZ the
city hail. and those who want to hcar
something 90 their personal interest ia
this work, should make u q point 20
attend this meeting There are num-
her ~ matters tn hand which ia is
desired to get FUN expression Of
opinion. and this can best be reached
through the medium of the regular
meeting. 20 which al the members
are urged % b. present