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mittee to make so important an agree. ment and leave him in ignorance of it The witness thought not.
 Vacations Allowed
 MT. Reynolds said the welfare of the Postal company employees was his per sonal and special consideration. There is union within the company, he said, off cers of which take up grievances with the head of the compaES. Vacations with pay are allowed and there is a benefit system.
 In 1907 members of the Commercial Photographers union were employed by Us. but the strike was foreshadowed when the union mens began coercive tactics. They made errors for the purpose Of iac- ing their non-union companions in a bad light and when they struck they did so without having made a single complaint or demand to the company" said the wit ness. We were merely informed that they had been ordered out It damaged the company greatly and would have wrecked it had not some old timers like myself been able still to send the Morse alphabet"
 MT. Reynolds disagreed with the West ern Union witnesses on the wage ques- ton.
 "They are paid as much now as they would be able to earn in any other line Of endeavor, he said. He added that he had led in fighting loan sharks. from whom the men were chronic sufferers, and had provided sa7ien4y worksig quarters for employees.
 Our men are satisfied, absolutely he concluded.
 Barrett said that while engaged as q "spotter' he visited various cities, but Oklahoma City was the only place where he found union men, and so reported to tho company's chief special agent. To get the information he joined the union
 q used honest methods to get tine in- formation, he asserted.
 Commissioner O'Connel then read to him his application for membership. 1t bound the member to keep faith with fel- low members, to do nothing to injure them, and contained other pledges of loy- alty.
 q didn't read all that stuff. A blank was showed at me and l signed it without reading" said Barrett.
 MT. Lynch said he was dismissed by the Postal Telegraph company. where he had an unblemished record, for attending an open union meeting. He applied again and again for work with the Western Union. whore he said he had a previous good record, but was put off until he con- cluded employment in the United States was impossible.
 He was asked why he didn't get work on a railroad. and replied that the pay was too low
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Local Data

Weather Conditions
 Summary of observations made at United States weather bureau stations during the 24 hours ending D. m.. seven- ty-ilfth meridian time, April 13 1915:
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that when the strike was called S. J. Small was on the Pacific coast and could not be reached with news of the agree ment, and the men in San Francisco walked out in ignorance of it. Commis sicner Aishton asked if it would be pos sIble for AIr. Perham's executive con- mittee to make so important an agree. ment and leave him in ignorance of it The witness thought not.
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Stations and Weather >at s D. m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-21
LEGAL NOTICE.



a. Ordnance 60 anend section I, Of
- divide the several precincts 81 the
city ~ Pensacola. into election districts.
g provide polling places far each said
district and relating 90 the registration
CT qualified voters in the city 81 Pen
s1cula. APPROVED February ~. 1909
Re q ordained hY the Beard Of Com
mlssioners q the city 81 Pensacola.
ssction Z That Section I 81 the or
aiuanee entitled IAN ordinance o. d.
vide the several nreciacts - the cay *
Pensacola into election districts. q pro
vide polling places Ter each said dis
fftet. and relating % the registration ~
qualified voters tn the city ~ Fensa-
cola, he and fhe same u hereby amend
ed - read as follows.
seetion n That the several precincts
% the city - Pensacola ~ and the
same are hereby divided into election
districts 90 conform with the existing
election districts in said city AZ estab-
lished b. the board 81 county commis-
slonerH ~ ENeRmhla County. Florida. Ana
designated as election districts numbers
twelve ti&N, thirteen t1a3. fourteen ffaB.
fifteen ttRts twenty STA t26a. twenty.
seven t1A. twenty eight fse9. twenty
Pine l2sh. thirty f8e@. fhiTtv-one tgtf.
thiFtF-tWa fa2l aud fhirty-four (gAA.
section That aM ordinances and
parts 81 ordinances ia conflict herewith.
r. ard the same are hereby repealed
section 3. That THE ordnance shall
taka effect Immediately upon It's pas.
naEs.
Passed March 20. 1875
Attest. 4 " WGGART
sf1Asi fnehoa Wv city Clerk.
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POSITION WANTED.

NANIEh-hf settled white woman. a
come with GOOD famtlNr Good cook
and house keeper NaEee 90 object, hfit
good place ire main thinN Address.
"1." 1915 West jackson street 2oanlats
WANTED aition az bill eierk chin
ping clerk nF clerical work ~ anw
Kind. Several years experiences wffh
wholesale gFncer. VIII leave CITY. Adj
dress "UrEent care Journal. apri5-2 tvs
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+. Advertisement.
City % Pensacola, Florida,
500 600 90, a. per Cent
Cd amN Wm48 EaflNr.a fs.e.,rn.~....a.-s


CITY q Psnsaeeia, Florida,
&@oos0oo.oo, a. Per Cent
DOCK and Beit Railroad Improvement
Bends.
= sealed bids WIN be received ~ the
soard ~ Commissioners az ths city -
bensacola. Florida, from April 18th.
1913. until Nav 18th. 1915, AZ 2 o'clock
y M Tor the purchase ~ al or any
part % -Four Hundred thousand Dcllsrs
tAaNo, 0Qee0t C8tg ~ Pensacola Dock and
Belt Railroad Improvement Fonds
winch shall be paid fer upon delivery
q the purchaser on the first day 81
Julys 1915, At any National Bank ln the
AitN 81 Pensacola, which the purchaser
khaAl designate IN Isis proposal said
bonds being % the denomination o. One
Thousand t&l, 0a0.0o) Dollars, each dated
october Isl. 1913. maturing October lst.
bsaring Interest al the rats ~ a. per
cent per amnnn. payable sent annually.
Hnd the principal amd interest ara pay
9tls y rod coin ~ the once 81 the
Company. In the city aud state % New
YORK. The bonds viii De- engraved un-
Ger the supervision o. and certified 49,
20 genninensss. ~ the united States
York, and tie legality o. ihe bonds viii
p approved - Mesgra Dillon, Thomson
Cay Attorneys Cf New York whose
opinion az 60 TIE legality, or q dupli-
p9fehaser ~ purchasers.
Hstch hAd must BE made on = blank
form " proposal furnished hv the Csitv
ef Pensacola and must BE- accompanied
by q duly certified check o. one a fha
banks % TIE city ~ Pensacola for two
per cent ~ the par value ~ tha bonds
bid for The bid must - IL = snalesl
envelope markea. IBID for Dock ana
helt Railroad Improvement Bonds" and
addressed 20 the Board 81 Commission
efa az the city of Pensacola. Florida.
ana 30 Did viii be considered that Is not
received at the ofara ~ the MAJOR AZ
the city hall in the City - Pensacola
~ or before O'Clock 3. m. on MAY nth.
1915, AZ which time and place an bids
VII De pHellciy opened and read
Ane ENnA tN reserved 20 reject any
ana al Bids. For further PARTICULAR
address the Uuifna states Mortgaga and
Trust Company, or the UNDERLINED
a. GREENHuT.
Mayor OF ths CITY - Pensacola. PA.
Attest
c. w. EGGART. city clerk.
611A-aprt &oawsod
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EW virtue 81 decree rendered hv
Honorable klrke Monroe Judge ~ the
Court ~ Record ~ r~NnMmhim County.
FLORIDA. on the sixth daN OF APRIL A
~. 1915. tn fhe case 81 American Natfon-
90 Bank ~ Pensacola against Creseent
Tow Boat q Iarhterage Company. a cor
poratinn. fklN II Robinson. Trustee %
the estate 81 Crescent Tow Rnat A
IdEhferaEe Company. bankrupt, aud John
tfoodlesa. I viii on Monday the third day
- May, 4. T., 1915. sell a public out-
cry for cash before the County Court
House door in the city 81 Pensacola
florida, during the leEai hours ~ safe,
che following described property, ta-
vii lighters numbered five fsl. SIX a.
seven %, eight 90. nine Cal. ten fla1.
twelve li9l and thirteen gfsl, toRethar
With The tackle apparel and furniture
thereunta belonging
hl ~ sale az cost o. purchaser.
WILLIAM FISHER.
apr4oteAoawaw Special Master
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HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy 20
set Ny free booklet II 1855 tells how.
Examinations in this state soon. Write
today EARL HOPKINS wash
inston, p. G. Gmeh-suns wedssn'
nfsrRfBuToRs-"asa cor giving away
SEQ pkKs. noraK SOAP Powder Is titie
of proposition we send you free. No
ineneY ~ experiences neeaed. Ward A.
Company. 2ik Institute. ChlcaRe. aTapr
QNEsIkNAsfgNT positions IN Post once.
Halfway mail AMI other branches are
gpna Prepare for evans under former
u. 3. CtTil service Secretary E.xa insr
Booklet GA free. Write TO-DAY. Platter
son Civil Service school. Rochester. =. u.
April
WANTED Alien 70 learn the barber
trade Positively the best trade -
the KIND. can prepare you ia few
weeks- Wages while tesrainK. open 90
sNsrta one. Apply - mail Noler Bar
Der college. New Orleans, Ia. aariT3t
MEN WOMEN. ~ or over wanted-0ov-
eminent Jobs .oe 20 siB0eo month.
List 81 positions now obtafmnhin free
Write Immediately. Franklin institute.
bep't - 2. Rochester y. T. gunees
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Northern District ~ F70rsaa:
hy virtue 81 an order ~ sale issued
out ~ the United states District court
Tor tne Northern District - Florida on
The 19th day ~ April 1914. notice Is
hereby given that i wi cell BY public
auction, Tor cash. on Monday. tire sgth
DAY 81 April. 1915. at re o'clock ~. AZ
Pensacola Florida, ir the vacant fsf ~
TIE rear Of MekenEie oerflng a Com
nanT-a store on South pAlafnx street. tha
following articles Sawed srasr flks
launch 'Favorite," to-Wtt. 9 r.ife pre-
servers Life BauyN. I Truwcoff En-
Eines complete, ! Steering Gear Wheel
4 AIR Tank. 4 Gasoline Tank. I CaaR0-
line stove and oven TARhta, Chairs
Table. ! lot ~ ratings 90 winaowa.
I Tong Rod, : Propeller. Z Toilet, !
Pump, I Ice BOX 90 Cushions. Foc
Horn Fire EAfinR2ishers, 2 side Csfrr.s,.
small Tool &8oE and tools therein. i
Brass Lantern. 4 Cheap lantern maa ore
pair - scales. Al - tie above im ire
rear ~ Mckenzie 0erting a Company :
store AZ above Set out
AS p PERKINS.
eiaprht q. Marshal
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WANTED AT E--Stenorraphsr- of
fscs man. sash ard door men, veneer
cutter bench man. CaOiuef maker, trav-
cling statesmen. box factory mechanic,
ath wukhts. shwTerH rlsrs. cut of
2 osaWorkinE plants % All kinds. ~ yea
ara experienced set with us for future
OPENINGS. Write direct "a Afacks, iat
tie Back Arb. 3sapris
WANTED RAILWAY mali clerks. Pre-
pare yourself noes K8fe positions. SIS
per Wonth. For fml particulars inaulro
Ilnm%alAtaiT. taherts fHsiftute Hoehe
ester, Nourpe Adv Agency Boch-
$50 weekly. evenings a. home. Every
thing furnished. no experience. ne
eanvaestnw Don't WORRY about capital
BOYD ~ EreWus Omaha. Nebf. ISapFlt
Pc 3 detective earn $50 ta 800 weekly
travel En- over the world write Dept
IS United states Detective & Adjust
ing Agency. Railway Exchange ST.
louis SO isnpri
BIZ A DETECTIVE. Earn SIS to So
weekly. chance 60 see the worsd witt.
al expenses paid. Write for paFtlca
lars 70 loraine Detective system Inc
DEBT rs. Boston. Mass. tsapris
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED ~ the Roberts
community. Cuamery ard canning
plant e take vonr produce. Good lard
AZ reasonable prices Write uH FER fun
Information. Tire Roberts Farmers
Association. Geo. @ voorhees,. President,
Roberta Pa iafeh
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FOR wAFsE-The following shares of
stock - Rheres Barcelona Sc Wharf
Ca. 2 shares Perry Pass Inspectors A
shippers Assn. Sss shares West Pense
HmzeihUrst me tot and tw0-wtoFv dwell
linM or bayou Gf1cus s. see acres pine
land Santm Rosa county 100 shares 81
stock 81 the Interstate Casualty Com
uauv one boa IN the Town Of Amdaiuaie.
Alabama. and q humber ~ let's In the
New city Tract and East Pensacola a
lot 81 iurnher on Nc Mc1auKhes's Wharf
camp ground iot in McDavid ria. :
residence lots in Montgomery. Aaa.. 32h.-
aVa. o. bonds 81 Ten sarcia Suburban r. r.
81, Fl Milton. receiver FIRST National
Bank II West Inieudencla street Pen
saruia. FIa snch
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EDUCATIONAL.

ThoF@ssah instruction tn Shorthand. PITT
man an9 GrsNw. EookAeeutnx Teiw-
9raptT. Enklish. Civil Service ana Cor
resunndenrs courses. Day ard mlakf
scnocl fensaeea Rusineks Institute.
8fsEcFN ahd FatAfeN. emch
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VEGETABLE PLANTS.

FOR RAI.E-A nice assortment - veg
efahte plants eariuuH kinds very best
variety ahtaiuhhla. Cheap FOR cash Mrs.
Ia a. uuhuisson. Ne. 2es r. fntenaen-
ria. Phone 1857 f3apr9w
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TURKISH BATH and Mas
sage Parlor. open 70 all
men. Y. N. c. A. Palafox
and Belmont streets. iimes'm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

REAP WHAT YOU sow use
Peerless Dairy Feed and
get more milk and better
milk. r. O. Hancock, dis
.tributax. ssri
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GRAVES POULTRY YARD white Leg
horn EEes for hatehing. Etga per Is.
g 20 foF aa ts.ee for ieo ~ pr cent
pensaeola. FHa TRprims
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CHOICE Fnt1T ana pecan tracts for
caah or on @afg payments. Extra
good vegetable litnds Coed fishing.
hunting 0yMteFimK. boating batting
Write Graves & Harrison. F1ortasfnwn.
Fla. Twelve miles from Pensacola. en
Escamhia Rav. saniT
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FoR sALE.

FOR SALE-Nice. dry stove
wood, trimmings from kiln
dried lumber, 90c per load,
$3.50 per cord, delivered
Stearns Lumber & Export
Co. Tarrag0na and Lloyd.
Phone 1913. linen
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FOR RENT.
ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTEsIAN wNLfs-wia pat IN wells
20 - inches diameter any depth
and guarantees water Write Ter fun tn-
formation. Gray Artenian Wei Co. Cut~
touaaie. fTa. emch
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WANTED.

gVANTEu-Ta hay second hand TIA
deFwop8 0F bennington Typewriter
Mast be in good condition. win nay cash.
Address stating lowest price. Type
wFiter# care Journal 1eapl1s
WANTED Boarderu. splendid home
cooking served family style our own
dairy usfik and butter Clean rooms
ard heae 60 per week san Jose fIu-
TEL 50 Wright 81 fsapg
WANTED-position as w0vernrrs Aa-
dress Teacher" Eklnnertwn. Ala. n
7. Box =. laprfms
WANTED TO BUYS or 20 foot iauncr
state particulars aud price. Address p
q. BOA f66a Pensacola. Fla Frsar
WANTED-Ycur JOB Printing ana orders
for EuEravfng 81 an kinda cmlisnm
cards. waNdinE tnNttatioaa. atc MAvEs
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Grew NOTICE.
- Neither the captain own
Hfs nor Conal aaeea 81 aMe
Norwegian bark Haunen. mlu
he Responsible for debts oom-
trafted hy TIRE crew of said
vessel
r TR0RM0nsEN
PENSACOLA TT NHER Co ranfhfn.
C0nkiNMae
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AGENTS WAN TED.

WIDE AWAKE agents are coming mon
~ with our easily demonstrated spec
iatues. Write today Tor particulars ard
new oataiaN ira T.. Buiaun. South Jack
hnmviie city, FLA 1Saprlt
A9ENTE-fsxta goid framed signs foF
al merchants 81 Sell CSC Big htt
zaX9N gold framed art pictures fgn. sell
Soc. Portraits psil9w tops. convex work
low prices. Peoples Portrait. Dept 1Nb.
Chicago. aprfslt
AGENTS. 9enrz profit wonderful rev
article Sells ike wiidnre. Can be-
carried ~ pocket Write a. once for free
samples ". Mathews. Ea2f White Builds
Dayton, Ohio fTanF
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FOR RAI.E~Twn Rood Business ccrnara
northeast and northwest corners ~
Barcelona aud XarfAEokSa etrmaka. and
4 nice cottage At ia West Government
street Apply 90 r. a. aaEnet. SIS South
aarceionn street toMAyts
FOR aAHE-ren miles FROM city. seven
room house Watef works hath water
front on niK Hayou. grucsry store. $50
eaiekena. iafxa bearing pecan trees, Near
ia. q p 3. ~. 4 finch
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~
- Neither the Captain. owners
nor enusiEnees - the steam
sAip WeuEuet w8H he reKnas-
stole for debts contracted bV
- tlae crew 81 said vessel
RI sE-ERT
JUN CHRISTIE. CAPTAIN
C8nsignee
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statesmen WANTED


statesmen sell high grade punch
beard aNsortmentH, large commission
mail references first letter. Ghns. g
slack 81 Joseph. Mich tsapf
SAFFEMAN general mercantile
trade tn Florida 50 sell unw uropo-
aitfon 80 merit Vacancy May fst At
trarfive commission suntFaet saa week
IA fUr expenses Niles r. Hixler Co.
Wholesale jewelers.. ft-is. Cariin Bldg.
Cleveland. 9hio. lsarrt
Statesmen go cell on Dentists. Doctors
Druggists Hospitals ard Meat Markets
60 take orders for eur washable coats
and summer suits. very good Hde Inc
1855 commission paid. sample outNt
weighs ! lh Write ZOE particulars Ref
ereucss required M NeisHfeid MFG. Co,
as Market street. Philadelphia, Pa
tSapr
Statesmen WANTEft~Goad men want
Ell 10 sell fr1lt and Ornamental treeA
Light WuFis G0nd pay Permanent lob.
Write ~ today. sm.tA Bros. Dept ia
ronenrn. Ca sfmchssts
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League, Toledo. ohio. fsapr
SECRET SOCIETIES
y. a a. A..
Special communication 81
Pensacola Lodge No. az n a.
A. H.. Thursday. April 22 al
~ 20 q. m Work fm the M M
1" degree Visiting brothers fra
tarmailg invited.
b. R SAUNDERS.
G. r sHACKELFoRD ~ NJ
SerN,
HoYAL ARCH MAsoNs.
M~ Special conVocation % 81
Horeb chapter No &, IA Al
~ ~. Wednesday April atst
at fs8a B, IA. Work ln the
~ u. Degree. Visiting com
psniona Igaternsll l.,l invited.
$3.50 J. 8 WALTON. III =.
knight. & s. q Isb =. ss:. IS; u n,
meets the first Monday night IN each
month at the W. =. ". Han. corner ~
Romano and Bayien atreeta. AZ 7sse
O'Clock.
r. n. SIMPSON.
JOSEPH FFiBho, Master workman
Reoordiug seeresary frno
Pensacola Loeas. Nc. =. !. o. o. >.
Pensacola Lodge No sf % VI y
metts every Thursday az 500 ~ - ~
hafford Hail. corner Baylsn ana peirnonf
street Visitors cordially invited.
work IA second degree
g. I.amhreoht. n
Secretary.
W. o. W.
1--we Oak camp Ne. A. WoaNFsnr - "a.
World meets firEt and third wrtn.san,
nights for general business ana Fer,Fs
and fourth Tuesday nights Tor eegrme
work. woodmam Hail
". "A. WHITE
a. VILLAIN Temporary Clerk
W. q. ~
Hickory Camp No. q NgooArren ~ FA.
World meets second ard fourth w~anms.
cav Nights a. T:s9 d mr. Woossgnar fgsfl
cerner Bayisn ard Romano
lie. ID. CRooKE. ctsrt
q q. q. o.
excelsior Fsnemwumeme No a rr.nt.
every second end fourth Wedn@ssay ~
each month ~ 3. m. IN RnfTord fFan
corner Hayien ana Belmonf stresfa.
VISITING fatriarcha are invited 70 AL.
tend
w " OVERHEARD.
CfTAs. FRETnRfCHgEN,
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PIANOS.

TOUR PIANO ean ns maaa Ike rew A
tone. touch and looks By our thrpe en-.
pert piano builders and case finsshsru.
Tow prfeea. ant YOU can raw Nv the
wselg The Clutter Mnaic Hopaa isnos
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COB
West Chase Street.

Cottage - living room.
parlor, dining room, kitchen.
bed room, kitchen pantry.
latticed back porch. modern
conveniences. Lot 40x125.
Convenient walking distance
to business center.
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Crew NOTICE

CREW NOTICE.
- Neither tire captain. owners
nor ccnsigneaF 90 the British
steamship Miguel be narrs~
naEa VIII he Responsible Tor
debts contracted 81 the crew
= re- MendiFuren.
sssA.E ItA NsiH go, Captain
" ~ RAY Constance
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PERSONAL.

SOUTHERN bachelor SIS. Comfortably
situated, would marry N-Box So
League, Toledo. ohio. 1sapr
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FOR SALE-If horses could
talk You can bet your sweet
life they would beg for Quail
ity Feed Quality Feed is the
very best that money will
buy. r. o. Hancock, distribu-
tor.
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N&&@ w @A&&NAArw~ ~ GANANAGs
sa.b0 PER DAY paid one LADY in each
town 60 distribute free circulars for
concentrated navoriur lH tubes n ~
BARR Co. Chicago
i4ADlES--immediate Home work even
thEa stamping coupons etc SIS o. per
1000 STEADY No experience No cam
Nassinw, Excellent opportunity Enclose
stamp. Asrina Speciality CO. Toronto.
Ont mpfgs
WRITE MOTION PICTURE p4aya. $50
EACH experience unnecessary Details
sent free 60 beginners Producers League
Wainwright ~. Louis 1sapf
LADIES make shields ~ home SO per
ZOO send stamp. work sent prepaid.
hing Mfg Co, ii3i Broadway, New
oft 'itse apis
LADIES SIS weekly easy. simple work.
no canvaaaing. EVENINGS nt home faa-
chatting, everything furnished ua eN-
periehce. Don't worry about capital
Boyd g. Brown. omaha. Nenr 1Snurit
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FOR SALEr-Pansy Flour
is the triumph of the mil
iers art. II costs a trifle
more than other flours-but
what a difference in the bis.
cults. r. @. Hancock, dis
tributor. april
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Hickory Camp No 81 EgooArren ~ "a.
World meets second ard fourth w~ansss
cay nights AZ T;sa 3. M Woogsnlar usrl
corner Bayien ard Romano
.C. -. CRooEE. Ctsrtr
G. G.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18
COTTAGE GIVEN
BY MRS. COOKE
IS DEDICATED

Cooke Cottage. Mrs. G NJ. Cookies do
nation to the Salvation Army Home III
Manoa, Is scheduled to be dedicated
at { O'Clock this afternoon, with clar-
ence H. Cooke actine as sponsor IN
the absence 81 Mrs. Cooke. ~ the
doors Of the new cottage are opened,
e. children's chorus VIII sing & dedica-
ton song After the cottage Is open
ed exercises viii be held within,
which win be presided over BY Lieut.
col Blanche B. Cox Of the Salvation
Army. The dedication address will be
delivered by Mayor John G. Lane.
Mrs. William Henry Fry will sing.
The new cottage adiDins the man
building, the lanai Attending fi1e
view Of the KooIau mountains. s The
front rooms of the structure are fur
nished in leather-covered mission style
and will be used as an office and re-
ceiving room for officers. The right
wing Of the building, which win be
used as a dormitory. contains 81 beds.
A center lanai will be used by the
children for study. The hospital room.
in the rear. is equipped with nine
beds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-18
new YORK PAPER
Defends CAVELL
ACTION AS Just


The execution OF Edith Cayell. the
English nurse, by the German mill
tary authorities In Belgium continues
to bring out . wide variety Of com
Issues and Events published in
New York. comments that the execu-
ton Is matter to be regretted but
that It was justified because Miss Ca
veil was In reality o dangerous enemy
In an organized plot to get British and
Belgiums out Of Belgium and with the
Allies. Furthermore, this journal de-
clares that both British and French
military authorities have executed re-
male spies. Il says:
As proof Of this, we cite from the
book of e Alexander Powell, war cor
respondent of the New York World
and the Daily Telegraph with the
French armies lin "The Retaking OF
Alsace,r page $3.50. They shot q wo-
man for espionage when was In Al
SAGE. An officer who was present at
her execution told me about It She
was young and very beautiful, It
seems. ana came from an excellent
family. Il was shown at her trial that
she was at the head Of q remarkably
efficient and extensive system OF es-
pionage 1T was horrible business
shooting 3 woman said the officer,
but Il had to be done. for she was en-
dangering the safety Of the whole
army. She behaved splendidly, too.
wish to God that I could forget about