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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26
Federal League

Icatlhg Newark to-day, 4 10 g. The
i<os, KS rallied in the ninth, but the
Buffalo .......ao oooo2oo-1 10 To- + !
Nf Rs,,ar,o.. .. 100. oolol-5 $ ?
serling, Billiard and Rariden
PITTSBURGH August 25.-Kansas
CITY was shut out in the game with
Pittsburgh to-day, 4 TO o. Rogge was
steady while the visiting pitcner was
hit after errors had put local Dlayers
on tho bases.
Kansas City 30 oooooooo-o 3
Pittsburgh ......oc 001o1 o. 10 o
Batteries: Henning and Enzenroth:
RoRge and oConnor
BALTIMORE, August 25.-Baltimore
and BROOKLYN broke even IN this after
Moons double header. the home team
losing the first. : TO !, and taking the
Sec a, TO Leclair received
vas almost constant wranEling with
the umpires throughout both games
Score by innings: RHE.
First game:
Brooklyn ......o oo31o1o--5 s I
Baltimore $50. ooo1 900 o. 7 4
Batteries: Finneran and Land: Lee
clair and Owens
Second game:
Baltimore 30 o0o31o'-4 Z. l
Batteries: Blueiacket. Upham. Wilt
sic and Simon: Suggs and Kerr.
CHICAGO, August 25.-st. Louis and
chicago divided a ble-header here
today St Louis winning the first
game, to by good battling and Chi
cage taking the second, to Q. by a
combination OF hits and errors in an
eighth Inning rally.
Honors were about even in the sec
ond game with the score tied, until
In the eighth inning when Dayennort's
two errors and two singles brought
In the runs that gave the contest to
Chicago.
First game:
Score by innings: r. E.
st. Louis .....l q 1 q 0'0--4 II I
Chicago .....O11 o0o-o 8 .
Batteries: Crandan, Groom ana
Hartley: Brennan and Fischer.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. HE
st. Louis .......0 o o 00-2 4
Chicago % o . 0002'-4 O
Batteries: Davenport and Hartley:
Prendergast and Fischer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26

UIrpnaHS ~ .'.'.'.....: o.
summary: Rmns-!iartzeii. uirch Apple
gate. Ler IN hus"s-Orphans. :: Rock
Mount. = stolen baSc-Porray Sacrifice
HIS - ParInRlee. Two-basc hit - wrauen
Home run--AppleEate. Double play-Snyde-
,unass!stcdb. Struck out--hy Richmond, :;
hy APPRECIATE. !. Bases on balls-or rich-
mono. :: OF APPLICABLE Hit by pitcher
by APPRECIATE. CStinson). Time !:.5
CrlPir.. MCG0Mhn. Attendance. "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Orphans at Norfolk.
Newport News mt Portsmouth.
Rocky Mount at Suffolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26

Newport Ncv'E ........i o . IS
,odinmhfy; Runs-Flynn. Seiglie. Walker
~, trist' Laughlin. Mullen. Sacrifice hit
Wlikcr. Two base hits--walker t2). Wal
'crs. Grist and Mcmahon. Bases on bali.
orr McHlan"s. :; of Mullen. :! struck out
by McManu'. 4: by Mullen T. Left OF.
nhs"s.Horfoih. 2: Newport News. g. Hit
=, -, p.''hc'-" "ih"r Time. i:22 Umpire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26
Totals. 81 Is ?7i2 / Totals. 80 :

portsmouitih ''............ee . 7,
summary: Runs-Stewart (2). Shumaker
20. Allen ta,. Poole. Newton t2). Foster
stolen bases-Shumaker. Poh to). Sacrifice
| hits-lrmschcr. Damrsu. Two-base hits
irnscher: St Martin, Stewart. Carnes
fooie. Home -uns-Allen fo), Shumake-
Newton. Double .plays-Pooe to Allen to
Henry Hits-on Poole. in innings: off
by wood. !; By Eldridge. !. Bases on
hails-oh Poole. l. off Wood. /. Left on
bases-Sufolk. S: Portsmouth g. U;npires
Mace and Bussey. Time i:t5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Rocky Mount 2; Orphans. 1.
Newport News. @: Norfolk, l..
SUFFOLK. 3: Portsmouth, 3.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. J.. Pct. W. T.. Pct
suffolk ....3t go goa Norfolk 2T o5 $40
Rocky Mt. 90 22 500 y. News :. 90 81 .40I
Portsth 90 23 $40 Orphans ...l5 30 .e.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

U2MF.S ESTEhDA1.
Buffalo. s; Newark, 3.
Pittsburgh, 1: Kansas City, 0.
Brooklyn. 5; Baltimore, {first gamc).
Baltimore, {: Brooklyn, 9 tsecond game)
ST. Louis, 4; Chicago. 2 (nrst gamc).
Chicago. 4. st. Louis. tsccond Eamc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Boston, 2: Detroit, / Uhirtern innincs>.
Washington, :: Chicago. fourteen in
ninCs).
New York, 3; Cleveland ..
st. Louis. ); Philadelphia. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26
How They Stand This Morning
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Rochester. >; Richmond. tiirst game).
Richmond. :: Rochester. 3 tsccopd Hamc).
Buffalo. j: Harrisburg. ttirst game).
Buffalo, ): Harrisburg. 3 tsrcond gumc).
Jersey CitN-Toronto (postponcd to Inter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
lew York NJ Cleveland.
Boston ut Detroit.
Philadelphia Mt st. Louis.
Washing on nj Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston, .: Chicago. O.
Philadelphia. q: Cincinnati (hrst
game.
Philadelphia &: Cincinnati. Second
camrl.
81. Louis. 3; Brooklyn. tnrst Eamc>.
Brnoi>lNn, 3: 81. Louis. tscrond gamr)
New York. >: Pittsburgh. FIRST ramc).
Pittsburgh. .; New York. tsccond
game.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
w. j.. Pet W. l.. Prt.
Philn C. 20 .55t Pitts'gh .5s I'll .iS3
brooklyn .G2 - $50 81. Louis ;. I'll 1888
Boston =. 20 ~ .522 New York 80 20 i6s
Chicago So - 800 finrin't 80 81 .46I
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ittsburch nj New York.
st. Louis brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati ut Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-26
y" others schcluledD

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
buffalo ut RICHMOND.
Rochester at Jersey City.
Toronto at Providence.
no others sCheduled.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-08
NOIItE UI >uiRITFs SALE OF LNND
I NutH IuHtti uSIRE % MORTGAGE

Iruu u..a Im-. OF s, 3d. -. -. so,
g. Gtjl
lu lNn UalI .uuu U and flr OkuUUm.
yruup sU.. uf Oklahoma. % u...
e.Hu ulU|.N ST.. Iumcs Is UrnmgU....
llft.n AZ li. -bIuu. WuE O. Iurus
Hwrn q lur.Is luiuu lu-, JumWr,
corporation. IrI-irr. oklahoma CO.,
l'uUdiug hnl Lu0u Association, roruu
ration, N.rs VI Ellis Mary q IUls
Louis T. STRAUSS. u & NaKrcyer. e.
NrnN j A l.uyd, flurl bartholomew
defendants. tIsr 40 ld>G>
NuiI." iy t.'.h1 given ,uut pursuant Co.
uu order uf .uIr ISSUED nut ~ the office uf
the ,uurr ..rrk uf oklahoma county. .fai,
uf ukmh.u. uu The Ith day ~ October
1915. n 1910 action wherein l. H. Hurn
side WINS plaintiff Uud James X Trough
ton. l.Eri" " hrUUghton. Roy = Tprhls
Grace = INfhls ulun Trust Jumuuu, BE-
corporation lruNr" oklahoma Dlu Imut
ing aud luuH association. a rnrpotaf.ur.
Nl,f VI lIN. Nurr ~ Ellis Louis 4
strauss n * NUhccyer. G. Neey
Lloyd UuI Flora bartholomew. Wrrr Oh.
fendunts directed Goo me, the undersigned
sheriff uf oklahoma county. state NJ ut
lahomH. commanding me TO levy upun and
sell without HHmriisrment. the f1IIuW|Yy
described lands tu.Uits
Lot twenty .Ur ,alf aud tho east fifteen
feet NJ Iuf twenty ,tu in block IA" iu
Iulryiru Addition iu Oklahoma civ. utIp.
humu count, state ~ oklahoma tn sail.
~ q Judgment Hul decree OF fDr,4.l,.ur.
In favor nf rI. s6H plaintiff. nud against
the defendant, above named. obtained and
made m said court on the first dn, uf
April 1871 'Nr 'h' sum N Sll5lOu. with
ten pet .,ut IH'urr. thereon from Arm
T. 1913 HuH no. 0"rfhor sum " Slgn M 9t
tururl f'rs H"| .u-ts ~ said nrtI,n
| viii. fNruuf... 600 the Nth du, ~ g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-08
PRODI CE

at IOIIs rROnUtI
SIT LOUIS uUt N pOllINN and
NlIIIR Unchanged INgS 1H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-08
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

KANSAS ,IIN ur WHEAT No o.
hirI. Nl1ulH. IrI Nl3Wll4
tuHN 500. % mI'.I h-lr, white. it'a
no 49,.
OATS No. a vNna g,u2s'4. o mixed,
aII.a,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-08
CLASSIC ED DIRECTORY

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
RUBBEh STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X. STAMP a SEAL co, In
w. Grand Ave. Wal s1a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-08

NIN Nui,l D... H... .I,.,p
lHH ...'rf ..r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-08
1NElRlZIEl1 L8LE[P0F77@



Prices u the various grades n cattle
approximately 40 follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-08

SEW NuEk u COTTON. spot,
quiet m0dHn- ..... 1853 NO sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-08
CnItNGu rHNN ANn PRODUCE
l... lIImI tNHaf

CHitNGu tNSil GNAtN
CHICAGO uF WHEAT NU n
rrU 81 IN. 80 hard. 81. .lu,g
cons 40 ,r.HN. Oaa, uN}iu
OATS standard Wuu1Slu
BARLEY WuuU.
ST IOIIs tNsu GHNIN
ST Louis u.l ~ WHEAT so %
/ red VI ~. 40 uHrd. nominal
'uRN No. o, toplg so. . white oOhd
HlIsr.
u'rS-Nc o. Soc; white. nomlna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-08

CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO oct WIIEU Higher.
creamery 22d2iisr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
FOOD SQUIRTING IN
STOMACH CAUSES
INDIGESTION, GAS
@PApE's plApgpsiss gnos AL
STOMACH DISTRESS ~ FIVE
MINUTES

Wundff ehat Nffti fnur efomafn
which portion ~ ITO fafd iia IRE HHu
ass ~ ynaf We'll aaaf hnfhcr Of
yuur sfumafn iF ln q ffs 9ii n tppr
FaHey aud ubsst aru Hhat F1n just
rte has fsrmeef.d isfs Fipbhafn ilmps
head eitzY and afhtr tsirn rafef and
arids and efntate nuiircFieh fond
breath fool ienFue roasted jHei iAkF
iiifle patsfr i1i psttIn nnd in Eve
Minutes YnH ~nrdff Hhaf tfHfne ~
ihr indIrrsfiau Hnd diHffaeH
Mmiaus ~ mon and enmea udfT
snun flHf Y n needles tn have ffd
stomarh a aiiie rapepsin petatl"n
aiif hefns isis daiifafe arean feFHlHief'
and they sai their fatofiis f4efls elfH-
uui fenF
n your afDmHri doesn't fHhf care "i
your liberal lmH without rebellion
" sour food Dr. IL dHmarr Instead 70 q
heip remember fh. Gulchrat Fw'et
must harmless rrfiff ls lfpr 'Iarrp-
Hn which costs onif hfty ernia f"r a
large cHse an drue stores irs iffli
wnnfeffnl "a WpesH f.ed anl a~i'
fhiHra STRAIGHT sD FfnfiF Hnd rt=-5
that ~ lH really astuoiHnlrr iisifs
Pr your slhe fnrf Fo nn nnd Hn alil
wrrk dHDrdefel stomach f p
unnecessary AdtffilafmfHf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14
SuITFORDAMAGES FILEDINIHE
DISTRICT COURT AGAINST DEMOCRAT

oify alderman and other oiilccs
Through bic attorney ludRe = y.
scotf. ST. spuihgste alleges that BE-
fDfe. during and after thr tfisi ~ che
ease tle defendant Publishing company.
in N, columns ~ no. Dmgeuf publlsh
"A rom das a. daf Ntile. filthy and
tuuiioun artieles aisuui plaintiff. lh,en
~ % Anuihaaie and che sasty Wpe Other
rfIsune charged with The plainiin be
ihe Federal Court case
rUpy oi ihe petition lh che ease
ehich wiii probably hf brafd in tbe
district court a. sha nest term, starting
Hftf January fHlN4H
touf peiifionef Thomas H south
pate. az plaintiff. complaining ~ iia
Dmocfat Publishing COMPANY as De-
iTnHahfs. Wuuid respectfully siiuN unto
900 court ihst plaintir u resident
Htisen 81 Nueers County Iesas. that
ESQ uomncfat Publishing Company b d
corporation daily and legally lhamfpufat
90 nndrI lhe laws ~ iho ~tatc III 1Hna
nod has iis principal office and place pi
hnslaras in Corpus lhn'ati. Nuae~-
fWWff. fesHs. ADD ~ eh.rh said clf
puuihu 81 " Pope eho resides m
iofpuH Christi hueers tuuntY trsHs
NJ President md upm whom pisss.a.
can he pted
for mute OF srilnn pwln'ir would
.hNe unto lhe court ihat 800 90 Rit. ih,
tlih daF 0i September A - 1913. Hud
lnr bong time prior thereto. thf taia
rnrnnmtinn Wa tlr owner ~ printing
plant Boo Dogua thnst and rubl.hei
nDws papor siYfd and named COR
riH CHRISTI DEMOCRAT nhloi
fd lnpNf had Circulation in Nuan
iumif Hs Wcil aa oiaH cDHniies in th'
Nfat0 0l lNaF
fhf plaintiff W0ud lufihnr shnv
min flo court thHt hr vss onr oi th'
costa 0Ue tNisndrnta changed hy BIN D
HiI tmrnt In ihr tnrpus CHRISTI ihfia
un ai fhn nistuei iDHri ni ihr tnitsi
ttHiH fnf thc Southern Msiflrt col
lef. wiil hauuF apuepifrd tn dfiuui
f4D United siHirs Government hY a.
mu.hian su election hrld on Shoe nu
iuU.aif 10 NnNDmhDr A - lnll
iha plaintiff Wnuid nuil.tf ahug
onto thN 0uirf ihtt Haid iemufni Pub
u.iiue nmpHnF Wns too long ilmi
Ni Hun BE- nanmd nnd lmfliaHl
WN.I ani Nfs thr month pI'-r tW
.nIHr lnl HHnr ni thr hltirrat rnruir
lan plaintiff ntf had
lnH plaintiff would further .h0i
lNif white thIs plaintiff Nla hnH tut
fYf flN NlfUn.r hhHta muri tAr lafpu
tHfi.f nrmNrwt dI iUm dtf tu da
J Imhlih ii0 niiht nod srurrluua afiicle
ahui ihn plaintiff aud ahuut thr uths
nIft npr pDrauh- changed With thl
| UHfniiii ha af0r.aHd
Ihiulf uuud mrihar show unt
lt court tlat ihr prmonai lmhh.hln
| memul Through th' Corpus Christ
ltHamt. toufht bi every unfair ui
unhiw aud dUhaurst meaus e. hnn
lbtui ihe conviction oi tha plaluil
Hd ihr Hihrf ouy persons churg,
Nth hm lu the aforesaid ielcu
! tWut
! rlhmiiu would further hpv 20 q
D4ufl lhnt hr eas acquitted i3 the iul
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

n thr ogien.s eith which b. sisarl
charged Do H. tUyus Chlisli Division
81 the Fetfgai fngfg
Plaintiff wonid further sL0W that
ui,iit be- and the ether forty attendant.
wefa bsinf triel 10 she Federal Cnuft
that ~ 1eni on TOE stand D. = witness
10 hif own rhalf snd in behalf ~ ~,
other defendants Hhifh fact va Uell
kn0en h. this defendant
rliaihflff epihd further sbDW that on
Saturday. September 18th 1918. and 81.
III fh.s plaintiff had b.rn acquitted =.
aforesaid 81 che charge peuding against
him ln the Federal Dyuri, The Democrat
Publishing tSfn}any Published the tor.
pas tkfiafi lhmofat Ia which appeared
h She Editorial Columns he following
anguaFfs fller~ the aiiegsh iibel0us
Editorial b reproduced
Plaintiff aouid blsthef Show that hs
fs.etifirs IN sad csUss ant that tht
lfmptaf Publishing company publish
"a aid nlsluna. fufrilsua and iniufiuus
Ifaffmtnis 4ifh The iHienfion and pur
i.ose ~ inlnfe thp reputation nf this
ilainfiff ahd int,ndsd a. fklosr This
Plaintiff ~ the pnhiir hatred and con.
irmIi ord 81 nppearh plaintiff fef
reputation Of THE pininilif sud t0 49,
rnse This plaintiff % having committed
. perjury in that "a charged thia plain
fiff Nih gniug on The stand aud ha ing
msir statements under eath that thf
pGbir inev were untrua
This plaintiff further SAYS that aala
rhaIgts pefe ulliuilY deliberately
,le.suaip assfuali ard drHisnodly mad,
hi to- drisudnnt thruugh the aforesaid
T corpus Chust Democrat sad published
ilrftln fof th' cole and express pufposl
~ inlWing This plaintiff aad hls npa
Iittinn
fhia plaintiff further saws chat mtp
numbers pi ptnpl, infr reHd ihr state
mfifta puillahrl bY defendant il thl
Corpus Christi ileuurut Who are atranF
srs ~ pluintiif and whu Wfn lsad h|
anld statements o. believe thHt thi
iiainfff had committed pufwuy am
that hr has hoen iuluued be- bic fepuin
iiun hy thr saninn, .lrlous and maii
rifaia aud wrongful and iuler chprp,a q
tlir defendant ln ihe aum uf lrn ihuuH
and ffiuuAn nul buliars
Wherefore premises remembered
plaintiff pugs taai riiatoh isHH q
def ndHni Boz trfms ol law dirfriihn 3
tD saswof this petition at thr nest trra
m ih, honorable enur aud on fins
hfafinr htrtpl he ha,. Judgment egains
inr defendant Boz the sum 90 Zen lhoua
AND ifiuWmnu ituiinra. actual dam
ag,s, nnd che further SUM ot lrn ihnus
and lsinmunnl iullur punhtigr dam
arrs and iof 80 rHsis boo thls bthalf lu
CURED ADD laf r,lrf hnth Henrml an
special
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

Tho mfrst lANof Medicine which you
often ntra ia rH. pn inr Headaches.
huouan,aa and dlszlness rnusri hs
constipation readily flcld tu uis "Aim
Apple"laNatito Remember that IL d.
non gripping aud ensy ln nouon D.
arlusrs tho liver and Increases the
ilnw uf hlr without sickrniuH effects
gtt over thnt untahionrsa POS frmnfiur
the rHnNr constipation $50 unH. nt
fermentation nn pain l'u 80. i.nK
thr prrfref wnfnnns hsnilfr an.
bottle Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-14

Ihonos 3. Soulhsate in Petit
ton Alleges That Local AZ
iernonn Paper Has Publish
"a lihclous Statements
Against Him and He Asks
Cor Total Of $20,000.00
Damages.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
LAD|ESI DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Look years younwsrl Tee orand.
nother's recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur and melody Win know.

The use o. sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded. gray hair 60 ZEE natural
color dates back % grMndmother's time
she used IL 20 keep her hair beautiful
" DARK. glossy and abundant. When
ever her hair fell cat or took on that
dull faded o. ssreaked appearance.
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful eject
But brewing At home r. nussy and
cut of date Nowadays. ~ asking ~
any drug store for a ifsy -ceat bottle of
"wyeth's sage and Sulphur Com
pound" you will m~t this famous old
recipe which can be depended npor.
70 restore natural colow and beaufy tu
the hair ana its splendid sor dandrafE.
cry. feveriah. itchy scalp and fAAiinG
hair.
A well known downtown drugEis,
nasy ~ aarkera the hair % naturally
and evenly that nobody can tel Il has
heen e. piled. You Simply dampsn q
sponge OF soft brush wlth Il and draw
this through your hair. taking enc
strand ~ a tlFne. ~ morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another ap-
iicatton CT two Il becomes beautifully
Lark glosns. and A1EndAaI tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
FURTHER RULING
ON REVENUE STAMP
- ARRoc1ATEn PRnaN.

Washington. Maroh 1.-The commits
Eloner Of internal revenue has uaaa .
further ruling 40 20 revenue stramp
required on shipments Of newspapers
under the emergency revenue Law. A
previous ruling on December l held
thar where there are two OF more
wagonioads Of newspaper % be de-
liversd e a railroad or express com
panies a. one shipment such ship
ment would require but one stamp
This. according 20 the new ruling. IS
to be construed az applicable only
where such shipment 10 60 one con-
signee and 20 one destination. The btil
~ lading which - required 20 be given
60 the shipper by tire carrier IN super
seeded IN regard 70 newspapers. but
when they are shipped from tire sta
ton BY the carrier, they must. under
the law. b enclosed In one general
bundle TO be regarded as ore shipment.
when consigned 20 different eensisnsos
or different destinations"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
PEOPLE Events 55...
SO.
By Celia Myrover Robinson. -


- veterans 81 Camp Ward No.
mill have three ~ pretty and at
ave girls o. greet the brigade re-
81 which VIII he held "a peFuniak
Saturday a. ever had . place
awv sn0naorial STAFF
Emp Ward aNKiHs On the au@Sc@-
~ fhn pensacola chapter united
NNgefH ~ ere Cnnfcderacy. has
sise 3ffss The8ra Rawie sponsor
Hisa Eagenia Garter and Miss Ado
ista4 Garfield m8f1s-of- honor a. this
rplrsan ehfch wH bring together
ne 40 soldiers from the First Florida
trlNsao.
stl-s Kawls acted as sponsor for the
flnrsaa sens of Veterans AZ The sen
eral r~unfen held "a Jacksonville last
Msy ard has pruVen her worshiness
ta do aenar 60 the veterans.
Aias Carter - tha eldest daughter
~ Judge and Mira francis -. Carter
ard a prafty and popular member -
fhe reus-s vet
Mics c.. seia Is 4 bright Palmer
Collmxe sauaent who wa complete
his aharining THO
Mr. ~ IS Garfield has arranged
Tor = ausrtette 81 Pensacola people
20 sins 81 the reanion and they viii
have plsne en- tha regular chaa.
tauQaa rraKramme.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21

The meetings q The Judaana'' are
ever-growtnw In interest. AZ last sun
days when Miss Hilsia Bear wms a
most deliwhtful hostess. the great num-
Der present we're given the pleasure
~ hearing IN addition 20 two beauti-
fui musical numbers piano duet
Hungarian March1-Msm Paula Hers
kovitz. Miss Ethei Friendman and a
vocal solo T Want YOu" Mas Fannie
Ma&anhelm, accomplished BY Miss
Ethel Friedman a mott interesting and
scholarly taik on Anti senIfticia1n's b
hnbos william Acker1nAn. DIT ner-
tram nannheiamer was the critic for
the evening his renarks IN the main
were complimentary.
On SUNDAY. March astn. ~rhs Ju-
deans win meet with Miss Miriam
Freshman
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
WASHINGTON
SOCIETY AND
OTHER GOSSIP

Washington. Aarch 20-n H. not
known that owing 20 the British en-
hassy having called the attention Of
the State department 90 what appears
60 be The lax enforcement 81 the Law"
the government officials are reported
to have taken steps 60 rigIdiy enforce
neutrality BY sealing up ali United
States ports. The new trouble has
arisen from the recent indictments IN
New Yowk IN connection vita ships
wh Oh are alleged 20 have furnished
cal TO German warphips in violation
q American neutrality While no
general orders have yet seer ISSUED
Il 10 said that the collectors at the
ports ~ New York and Eostyn have
heen warned 70 closely scan the nlani-
TESTS Of All vessels which ask for eeair-
ancs, and 20 make such investigation
- may be necessary 10 satisfy them
thai their papers conform 70 their car
goes and that no signs of an attempt
60 violate the neutrality laws 10 dis
covered. Where there Is even a sas-
picion % anything wrong the case H.
e. be referred 70 Washington. but II IL
known that the Treasury department
relies largely upon the collectors Of
the portH 20 handle each situation care
fully ant wisely a. Il arises
oarisls Waits Norfolk.
Secretary Daniels AcconaE anied By
Mrs. Daniels and large party u
friends made charming voyage down
the Potomac on the Mayfiower 20
Norfolk last week to attend the launch.
lnE q the United states ship Pennsyl-
vania. Among the secretary's guests
were Mrs Hal, president ~ the So
eiety Of Sponsors. and Miss r. Ben
ham. secretary and treasurer of the
society.
Al Norfolk, the Governors % penn.
sylvania and virginia and their par
ties joined the company on the Nay
flower and accompanied the secretary
and his guests on 20 Old Point Cora-
fcrt where their hosts gave a hnamti-
fully appointed luncheon 81 the ia
nous Chamberlain Hotel TIE small
tables at which the guests were seated
were profusely decorated with apring
flowers and on the menu vas a nunb3r
~ delicious dishes. for which the
aotefs cuisine IL famous.
Secretary Daniels. before leaving for
Norfolk formally announced that the
entire Atlantic feet wiuid be asaeun :
blea near New York some time De-
usttween May / and the middle OF June
70 take part IN the maneuverk. The
navy's war college a. Newport already
has TIRE proposed rendezvous under
consideration and 10 expected Go re-
commend specific plans and also
Rear Admiral Dewey, chairman - the
general board Of the navy has been
aAked BY the secretary 60 sketch ont
= series q clans for - ~=~-e- -
g. the .
newy arua
it ia SAID.
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QUICK AcrIon WANTED

When one - coughing and splitting
with tickling throat. tighfness IN
chest. soreness in throat and lungs
when head IL aching and the whole
body racked with a cough that won't
permit sleep-he wants immediate re-
lief. Thousands say Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound ~ the surast aud
quickest acting medicine for coughs.
colds. Group and IL grippe D'Aiem-
berts's Pharmacy. Jaw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-21
ANDERSON BATES
WEDDING.

Many friends win Ice interested in
the following noticss
Mr. and Mrs. William EldridEe Bates
announce the marrfags q their aaugh-
ter Maude Esteilc "a Mr.. william
James Anderson on tuesday. March
the sixteenth one thousand mine hun
dred and fifteen. Birmingham, Ala.
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We take this method q thanking our
friends and relatives fer their many
kindnsxses during the Illness and death
Of our wife and mother and for the
many beautiful floral designs. We wtah
also 20 thank Or. Kennedy.
jos. @. Middiebrook and cnfEdrsn