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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01
DINNER DANCE AT THE
SAN CARLOS.

The dinner dance at the San Carlos
hotel was largely attended last>night,
many dining and later dancing In the
main cafe. and a number goirg on
to the bail at the Oscecla club.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01
MISS KEHoE AT
THE SAN CARLOS

Miss Fannie Kehoe is at the San
Carlos, where she viii spend the re-
mainder of the winter season. Miss
Kehoe spent the past summer in New
York city and returned to Pensacola
with a renewed interest in things
musical and has already given de-
cided impetus to the musical life of
the city by her talent and ready In
terest. The musical program of the
recent convention of the Florida
Equal Suffrage Association, held at
the San Carlos, was one Of it's sue
cesses and this was greatly due to
Miss Kehoe, who was chairman OF the
musicale committee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01

Hiss Angina Vent Is visiting friends
and relatives In Alphabetical
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01

Miss Eva Waters is spending the
holiday season In Gateswood, Ala.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01

Mrs. ]. q. Shockiett has returned
from d holiday visit to Louisville.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01

Mrs. Flo Lyman and daughters,
Misses Flo and Lucille, are with Mrs.
r. r. Spencer, on West Gregory
street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-01
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Conrad Ridgely. wife of Com
mnder Ridgely. Of the San Fran
cisco, is. with Mrs Fontaine for the
winter.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

ii hirao;ismo f~0-talccc SUI memcria y de-
sa-D',l sl yo!uulad. Venice Ia tmIlcz, re-
,irie-g IA ,s.-.suza; cs,iwGla "a aulbiCi51 J Ia
f.rrra;raciyr Gc tcucr hucn CNitO. &c in
mira ause.la Coraarza en- 81 misnlo cue &c
none en- c,lsi0 dc CO-yCuCcr q Ia genie dc su
vc.ta1c~o vaI1r. Lc da Ia Have de los sccrct25
infim : dominic DC Ia ucate. lie pOnc
en- cstaIo dc d0minar los p~cDsamicutos y
-.-io-c- IL ot-os. Iuario I'd. cntlcutc csta
.ir-l-- I.0ortau.c y -i5te-iosa. I'd. pUcdc
i-.---uta- sugssti0Ues On 81 csri-itu huu2EG
.ac -c-za obclecilas en- TN dia " en- GH ano
ic a.-i I'd. pueie cuTaT ma'os aabitos y
emf .r..iaigs en- 81 mrsmO Y On oiEos. I'd.
r..rrr eusrsr 1 i wismO de insomnia ucr-
yia-f1-t y r-cccunaCiOncs domcstcas o dc
r~,-g..os. III. pucdc hipuotizar 4 personals
-.,-r,r~camr-,r con IA wcsa uigata de los
-.rs sin a Cl-ocimicuto dc cllos e. irduirIOs
5r.e-gsa-a-rc 1 obcIcccr sl y~o.uataa- I'd.
r-.fg de---rGiiar 4 I'M g-aap maEaEH!osD
-ga-, aie- ,a,c"tO musical " oTa"@tiep que
IN -..fa ,-r.~. Ii. ructr auwett@s sus
9al.-.. ..r,-a,;cos o c'ariyidc1tcs. Ia. puede
r-- ,-.-r.r-i-.e-tos .asumI-o-os : Civc-tilos-
ri r...Ic ~4ra--c a amor Y IA amiStad ter
1,,--q de .r.. Hos que u. d.Sca. ID. pu-de
--,,Tr.-.. ,.n. q "a inauercia lie ot-os. I'd.
1r,,Fg rg-r- i-ea cNIto hnauciero y. ser Teco-
..-;f. -rr-g .fr rulgr EN- 81 -C1U.uUlaad.
E.,r Er-o de Flint lc cEsc6ari como aprcn-
H. Fl ser-e-1 tc aicanra- csta cosas. Sr.
Flint Is Il hi-uoti-fa mas cmiu2ntc y uneIOr
-c-D-iT, IN e. nrIuGo. Ha apargcido ante
--iVs-,. a.. auIitO-ios. FL cumrlira helmeutc
ada u-1--.sa. Il I'd descc ana copia dc este
iL-1 g~r--ls-g. solo nccesita maudar su rombrc
. J;-rrrf.r en- una t~arjcta poStal-niHgEn
-;-c-o-a1 s. Herbert L. Flint, Dept. 22S5 -
CiryeIerf. Ohio, +. L. dc y, y q libro lc
se-5 rry,aIo i vuclta Dc cOTTeo, porte pagado.
Tcnra crffado en- pobcT cl f~raEqueo suf.c'en;e
solr. sI carta = incluIE l. =-!slla caluGld de-
lmbres ~gosEales CT 81 caT;a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

r.G =, NT--i., $40, 81 lucar
~ ;,..r,,, ~. , ,,o,Gsi
ai,,ImJana nav rodo
10 ~. n;...;.,s 10 QUO 90.
- H. h. .,,+
l.J-. f~5o.+. t,.-,a
~ p.-<EE.r ~ -. r-o.o.
- coo..Ir' D,,1 l., go,
49, C.1,..ao;ta T,o:o
I-,,N'', .,5-;o mo--a,so
@--- En0 -~aTao,a~ta ~~o,soroHda
-, I,..mna.
Us ~ .f Gps'~ a,.,.-a. ,,,hToos = "a
~ Go p', o--oJ.gs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

los para eGuipar las fuerZas
cue guarEecen el Puerto. A
yer, NADIA menos, dos carros
rcpletos de monturas. frenos,
espUclas. etc, pasaron por cl
ruente International J fueron
anuegados al iefe de la a.
mas de Natamoros, quien de-
de Iuego orden6 due Sc hiciera
cl reparto correspondence.
Como muchCs de los solda-
dos carrancistas han side CO.
aidos de "Ieva" en- los ultimoS
dias, estan siendu equipados y
por esta raz6n Ia autoridad
miIitar ha hecho compras de
implemcntos en- esta ciudad.
FL Correspon5al.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20
R DE RIO 4 Sc
REGISTRO UNA ESCARA
MUZA ENTIRE CARRAN
CISTAS 7 VILLISTAS.
En- la refriega resultaron mucr
tcs dos c~ficiales carrar-
cistas.
correspondence especial.

correspondence especial.
Brownsville, Texas, Enero
inmediaciones de Rio
Bravo, En- q ladO meXicanO.
carca de la installation de Bonn
bas de irrjgaci6n de Ia Cia.
de Mercedes, Sc registr6 IN en-
cUentro entire fuerzas carran-
cistas y un grupo de contra
reyoluciOnarios que Sc cree pa
SO del lado americana cor ele-
mentos de guerra para HOSTILE
Ear a los carrancistas.
Sc me informa que en- e.
encuentro resultaron muertos
dos Oficiales carrancistas '
Que ell resto de Ia fueraz Sc
VIC oJligada d huir hasta Ma
tamoros.
Por otros conductos he sa-
Dido cue los contrarrevolucio-
narios pertenecen a la genie
del jefe Pomposo Cantu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

Duede prOcedeT a las cleo
clones para un nuevO preSi-
dente propietario Y para Gu
70 candidate debera de correr
alguno de los m;embros de la
Convention Il Otro impartial,
Dero de c0nducta intachable e
inmaculada y que Sc sepa no
toriQ ' publicamente cue no
Ia tenido compromises nj IL
gas con los jefes de Ia actual
revolution.
Carlo :-Que todas estas ba
ses las aceDten en- todos sus
Duntos Carranza, Zapaua, Vi
la. Obreg6n Y demas jefes
reyclucionarios Y cue s. posi-
bic fuera Sc rctiraran a "a VI
da puiyada o salgan volunta-
ciemente del territorjo meXi-
cauo, con 10 cuaI Sc ~evivariaG
neotes males J harlan con es-
te proceder un grande bieE q
Il patria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

INVESTIGATORS para que lnVes-
tiguen ell aSuntO con toda I'M
parcialidad para pOder dar
justicia a quien corresponds.
Octava:-Que la question
agraria la dejen para mejor
TEMPO, que los pobres con
terra. sin 10 necesario para
hacer su cultivo, sin eXperien
ella, no puede hacer NADIA; y
81 ell gobierno no puede Obte-
ner sus cOntribuciones anua-
les, 10 que es. muy precise con
venir que lie hace falta para
ayudar a sus gr&ndes compro-
misos Y sus sostenimiento.
Es precise comprender que
81 Dobre trabajador hon-adO
tiene derecho a ser algo en- la
vida; pero el cue esta pobTe
Dor pereza 0 pOr sus malos
vicios csc nunca puede eSpe-
rar NADIA mientras lleve esa
vida.
Para terminaT. Sc necesita
que eI Director de LA PRENS
7ida 2 Ia Casa Blanca cue lc
nermi+a hacer IN llamamiento
a +odos los buenos mexicanos
na+riotas que Sc encuentran en-
este pals. para tener una Con
vpnci6n de la cue suria di-
cbo gobiorno. dicha Conven-
oi6n 0Ia 60 Ieve 2 cabo en- es-
te pai. como medida, y por-
que entire los libertadores no
Sc puede.
Supllco que Sc me PERFUME
este %'I9'''',isii'0 W s -
=, ,inc1,o i1us+rociGn Y a+pn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20
ESTE LIBRO
INA REVELATION DE LOS MISTE-
RIOS DEL HIPEOTISRO Y Ell MAG
NETISMO PERSONAL.

s.. Herbert J.. Flint, mo de los hipnotistas
m.:o- couo-iios en- cI wuuio, ACADIA DC pub.
i-a- TN Iibr0 notable sobrc q hipaoaismo, c!
go s-uctismo personal Y q sancam!cuto mag
mexico. Coas,:tuyc en- mucho Cl tratado mas
rHasar.l'oso $ coapgcusiyo del glucro cue iamas
r- siIo runlicalo. Fl s.. Flint ha lcciiiio
di-.riau;r po- un csr2cio iimitaio lie tempo
una co2ia g~rataita = Cai1 persona q-c SC
in,a-c-c s;nrcr7mcn,c po- cs'as cicucias ma
-avi,ios1s. Este libro c-li basado sohre n
gxrc-.cacia r-5ctica po- n.ucao amos de uu
lor.Jrc que ha hirno,izaio q mas genie que
J,ra persona so'l cuaioUiera.
Mora Cd. pucde ar-cuIer los scc-ctos del
lir~a.lsmo y 81 I-gnr:i=mo PERSONA! G. 81
y:ops1 hcgar librc de costo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20
LOS ELEMENTOS APTCS
DEBEN UNIFSE = "a
C~ONVENCION.

Primero:- Es.anGo diVidt
do ell territorio nac;onal de
Mexico en- veintisiete EsCados
tres territories Y IN DisUlt0
Federal cony5quese en- Ia Gu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

81 EN- 81 PUEBLO no hay agentc de
ia lIensa" dcdiqucsc listed a vendcrla
V le rro6urir& nagn!ica utlidad. k'cr!-
haros Y ie daremos Hucstras cord.cionCs
para los a-cutes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

GANGA. Tn Restaurant muy bueno
para -anar dincro, que cl ducno tienc que
dciar por m1tiyo de cufermcdad, y 10
trlspa,a. C,u.ran q B. jacobson, 222 ;.
Santa Rosa Avenue, CiuGad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

Sc EENDE propicdad : tiendad de aba
r~-otcs. situada en- IA Gale dc San Luis '23,
D Sc ycnd. ia ticnda y So rcUta Ia casa a
prycio m6dico. IHtorman on la menclona-
ia direction. 5aa Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

SOlICITO EMPLEO como ~depgrdien-
tc he botiya, cobrador, agcntc Dc casas CO.
me.cialcs, 0 para c~ualquicr tiaEajo ana!o-
go.-Jose Gomez FIoresyillc, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

ARCADIA ORTEGA, Profesora de
piano. violin y mardo!ina. osrece sus ser
yiciss PROFESSIONALS a prcCios muy modera-
do. S22 Lcora Y Guadalupe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

Sc RENTAN do, t.cndas para carni-
cc-.a Y abarrotc> cn "a ATcn!da Main
63J-62g.- Crockett 1925.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

DR.. DAVID CERNA -Oficina: SOi
Frost Building, Tel5fonOs: Travis 1914.
Nueyo l73 .Residercio: Gale Norte Frio
sis: T~el6fonos: Crockett 1866.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20
DIYERS0S.

CONPRE I'd. el Almanaque Ilustrado
para 1918 en- n Liberia d. L0zano. To-
[! r.cmDlar. Por corrco Goc a cralquier
partc de- los EstaGc> Ju.dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20

Sc RENTA, casa dcdos Pisos con echo
~cuartos. situada TN y-quiHa, 5oI Durango
Street. Por irformcs lIamcn al tclefono
Crockett 1925.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-20
AVTSOS
PROFESSIONALS.

DR. SALOME GARIA ALDAFE.-
D. Ia Fscultsd De Mexico; autoriz.co
en- el Estado de Texas; elPecialista en-
Intermediates Genito Urinarias Y Cru
ia en- General. Kesidencis: Wsrren
St. AIS TeIefono Travis 1927: Ohcins:
Frost Building, Tel6fonos: Nuevo l73,
Old Travis 3E44.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06

we urged our speakers against this sort
Of campaign speskine. As for myself I
am ready 70 forget and perhaps forgive
and my hope Is that we will all get to-
gether for Greater Omaha. We wish
to thank all who worked In behalf OF the
Square seven"
MIR. Flynn explained that shortly after
the noon hour yesterday the word was
passed around among the administration
people 90 work for Drexel In place Of
Simon, who appeared hopelessly lost. He
also declared that az one stage OF the
campaign negotiations were pending for
taking Drexel on the square Seven
ticket. but the opinion prevailed that
Zimman should he defeated and that
the man to accomplish that would be
simon. There are rumors that simon
will be taken care or when the new
council shall have been organized
Employes on snt;ous seat.
Five city employees are just now on the
anxious seat on account OF having worked
Tor the big Six" instead OF the "Ins 30
Three Of These men are said to be In the
department OF public improvements and
two in the health department
Chief of Police Dunn reports that the
election was more orderly and free from
disturbance than any he can remember.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06
WILL
MEET HERE THIS WEEK

Considerable interest is being aroused
locally in the annual meeting of the Ne
braska Ornithologists union. which VIII
be held here Friday The public program
will take place at S O'Clock at the public
library. following a dinner and business
meeting at the Castle hotel. Prominent
man ana women of the state Will give
interesting talks on bird life. Miss Jean
nette Mcdonald of the High school
faculty is in charge Of the arrangements.
on Saturday morning the members OF
the union and their friends, including q
number Of High school students. viii so
20 Child's point for days outing among
the native birds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06
BRIEF CITY NEWS

KAYE hoot Print rt-Nov Beacon Press
Slsotr1o observation-disclosures Co
Today'a Complsts Movie Program
Saasified section today. and appears 10
me Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
he various moving picture theaters offer.
NO sumner Let Up in ausinsss ~
Pour office Is properly located. readily
pund and easily accessible. For such
sfices apply to the superintendent OF the
pee building, the building that is always
Asw." room IOs.
Thieves Tap TiT-Thleves gained en-
Franco TO Heath Bros. grocery At
ywenty-fourth and Binney streets Tues
lay night and carried away $50 I'm small
hange from the register
niackwsu Back at His Dssk-Assist.
INT Superintendent NJ. H. Blackwell OF
PIE local railway mail service is now able
70 spend some time at his office, after
IN Illness with asthma
Railroads Sending out oangs-The
lailrods operating in and out Of Omaha
lave all started in on the spring cam
laign Of putting roadbeds i'm the best
possible condition, following the let-up
n repairs on maintenance-of-way dur
ing the winter months when the ground
vas frozen.
1tned for Following 0irl-DAve Me
Masters. s21 South Nineteenth. was ar,
fested by Officer Il. Smith on complaint
" Miss May Cook of the same address
who appeared in police court and testi
fled that McMasters followed her about
the streets, much to her annoyance. II,
was given a short sentence by Judge
Britt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06
Rev. T. ]. Mackay is
Welcomed by the
Omaha Rotary Club

An impressive welcome speech by j.
M. Gillian and e rousing greeting by over
100 Rotarians was given Rev. T. ]. Mackay
Of All Saints church at the noon meeting
OF the Omaha Rotary club at the Hen
shaw. IT was the first time Rector
Mackay had attended meeting since his
long illness.
Clyde A. Baumgardner Of the Omaha
Typographical union repeated the unions
expose Of the recent Union Label Direc-
tory advertising fraud. on invitation Of
the club. which seemed to heartily sp-
prove Of the advice given against patron
Izing advertising schemes Just because
they appear to be union labor products
Frank Haskell was chairman OF the
meeting and Al. c. Scott made business
talk. Acting Secretary w. E. Taube re-
ported that DR.. Gustav Hahn was recov-
bring from illness.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06
Light Company Has
Objections to New
Schedule of Rates

General Harries president Of the Omaha
Electric Light and Power company Is
preparing q communication to be sent to
the city council, notifying that body that
his company does not regard as aeeepta-
BILE the new schedule of rates contained
in an ordinance passed Tuesday morning,
The light companys president does not
care 10 go into this matter i'm detail until
he has advised the city officials of his
views, but his remarks imply that his
company will resist the enforcement of
the ordinance.
Under the law the ordinance will be-
come operative on May 10. fifteen days
from passage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06
Is 1t Gust a CoId?"

Don't say: ITS Just cold" IL may
turn into rheumatism, OF dropsy, or govt,
or other serious sickness that comes from
weak Kidneys Because, colds are due TO
congestion. Congestion makes the kid
neys over-woTk to filter the blood. Colds
often leave the Kidneys weak. First,
break the cold; then use Deans Kidney
Pills to avert the kidney dangers For
backaohe they are especially well recon-
mended
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06
Painter is Killed
In Fall from High
Scaffold Yesterday

Richard Utley. $50 North Thirty-second
street, fell thirty feet from scaffolding
while he was painting house at Twen-
tieth and Douglas streets and sustained
compound fractures of the left wrist and
left elbow. a crushed left shoulder. a
broken and dislocated right wrist and a
disIocated spine. He was attended by
Drs. Zimmerer and Foltz, and was taken
to ST.. Joseph's hospital where he died
at o'clock.
Working with Utley on the scaffold
was c. d. Foreman. 412 North Eigh-
teenth street. who managed to grasp a
rope hanging. from the roof to, the side
of the scaftolding and slide safely TO the
payemeid. The affair resulted from the
board upon which the men were standing
slipping from one OF the two ropes by
which IL was suspended.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06

those wards which supported me. How
ever. l regard IL as an administration
Victory and I am pleased with the gen.
eral results" said the mayor.
bonds All Carried
Each Of the three propositions sub
mitted to the voters was carried by
isrge majority. the decision being made
in no uncertain manner.
The million-dollar issue OF school bonds
had majority OF sln votes, Snd the
Auditorium purchase proposition carried
by a majority OF 7.2Ss Sunday bass ball
was favored by a majority OF 1884,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06
MAYOR jim SCORES
HARLEY MOOUHEAD
Says that Tweed and Tammany in
Their Palmiest Days Were
Never So High. Handed,
FLYNN SAYS LET ALL BOOST

Mayor Dahlman is very indignant
over the manner in which he alleges
Election Commissioner Moorhedd
used his office to disfranchise voters
In the election The mayor says he
is having about 100 affidavits pre-
pared by voters barred from the polls
on flimsy technicalities and in the
guise OF the law. To quote the
mayor in his own words;
Tweed and Tammany in their
palmlest days we're never as high
handed as the election commissioner
we now have. The administration
candidates lost nearly 1000 votes on
account of Moorhead's arbitrary
methods. ! have positive evidence
of specific cases. / want to say thet
the election commissioner and his
crowd caused loss or 1000 votes
for the Square Seven"
To Call on Governor.
Some OF the mayors references to the
election commissioner were even more
pointed. He insists he will demand that
Governor Morehead investigate the high
handed methods used by the election com
missioner and take action on them.
In an impromptu talk to a crowd on
Farnam street In the evening the mayor
said II wouldn't waste bird shot on
Abraham sutton who is dead duck.
What has he done to build up this city
and what have his associates in this
campaign done toward boosting Omaha?
i am here to say that the men behind
The Bee and the world-Herald have al
ways stood for the best interests of the
city. while the Daily News has done
nothing but knock and tear down what
others have built"
The mayor referred to the newspaper
organ of the Big Six as a "low-down
lying sheet. not even owned in Omaha"
He referred to the impending struggle In
this state on the prohibition question.
To Organise Monday.
The commission plan of government
law provides that the new council shall
meet and organize on the first Monday
following the election. The interest CEN
tiers about who will be selected as mayor
but in view of there being four democrats
in the new council Il is generally be-
lieved that the present mayor will enter
upon his fourth term in that office
The successful candidates Of the Square
Seven received many congratula tons In
the city hall yesterday. Commissioner Nc
Govern. whose defeat seems quite prob
able. states that he knows the paving
contractors exerted much effort against
| him because of his refusal 10 let them
use him and his office for their personal
| ends
Chairman Flynn Of the administration
campaign committee was around bright
and early. zone OF the unfortunate teR-
lures Of the campaign was the bitter
manner IN which the anti speakers at
tackled the city In general. giving a
false impression to strangers" said he
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06
Get ria Of "sprInE Fever."

A lazy liver and sluggish bowels VIII
overcome any ambitious and energetic
man or woman and make them feel all
tired out, dull. stupid and lifeless Foley
Cathartic Tablets relieve constipation, re-
store healthy bowel action and lven up
your liver They are Wholesome and thor
ouEhly cleansing; do not grippe or nause-
ate. They Danish that full, close, heavy
feeling. ]. L. knight. Fort Worth. Texas
SAYS: My disagreeable symptoms were
entirely removed BY the thorough cleans
ing they gave my system Sold every
observation-disclosures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06
AM Omaha Mana Statement:

Henry Netwig, retired farmer, SO 3.
2ith St. Omaha. says: Nov and then
my back ached and 1 could plainly tell
from my kidneys acting irregularly that
they were disordered. The secretons
scalded in passage, too. and II was plain
TO be seen what kind Of medicine need
ed. Less than one box Of Deans Kid
uey pills fixed me up in good shape"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06
WESTERN ROADS PLACE
BIG ORDERS FOR CARS

Anticipating an increase in regular
business IN the near future. two Of the
omaha Chicago roads have placed orders
for a large number Of freight cars. all TO
be delivered early during the late sum
mer and early fall. The Northwestern.
which had an order in for 1000 freight
cars. has increased It to 5000. The NIL
waukee has placed an order for ZOO
freight cars and seven sleepers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-06
A Cold Is Dsnssrous.

Bells Pine-Tar-Honey is fine for
coughs and colds. SoOthes the lungs;
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-01-30
AmateurD Drivers
Form, BiyLeague
In Meeting Here

Relnsmen from all parts OF the
United States met at the Holland
House yesterday and formed the
Junior League Of Amateur Driving
Clubs.
A constitution was adopted and
ofiicers elected. John r. TOWNSEND
Of this city was made President. w.
d. Hunt of the Metropolitan Club of
Boston Secretary, and Pierre Loril-
lard jr. Treasurer. All Of the mem-
bers are wealthy and prominent So
cially. sr
A complete list of the tracks has
not been obtained as yet, but II 10
understood that the list includes the
Parkway Club Of Long Island. the
Albany Driving Club. the Goshen
track, the Empire City track a.
state members. Besides the New
York members there are tracks. It
was learned. In Cincinnati, Boston,
philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington.
Cleveland. Detroit and Terre Haute.
It u the intention Of the Junior
League to hold many meetings de-
voted exclusively to amateur drivers
this season. These matinees arc In
tended 70 have Q social side and vie
with the amateur racing matinees
held under the auspices OF the ANA
teur Hunt and eteeplechase AssociA-
tons. The nrst meeting will DO held
July ~, 16 and ~ ut Goshen track.
and will precede the Intercity Natl
nees at that course. which are sched-
uled to take place on July ~, ~
and 40.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-01-30
Federal League Tired OF Warfare,
Declares Gilmore Upon Arrival Here

Gilmore scrappy President the League
said made his listeners faint
West when he declared the Independents
baseball the Federal courts
all the respective rights Of the opposing factions
Gilmore opinion by praying Federal courts
decide all the baseball controversies instead letting
decide
and He declares that he willing
any decision Lands makes
interesting things Gilmore Evening World
reporter
I'VE dissolve organised baseball want h
restrain tAs National American Lessues fp
tanperng with payers
eve understand that the constant se. national
game We - not trying 70 nesease H. bat 70 simplify h
brought the suit Chicago wanted
al he settled u
WIN change circuit this coming season ~.
Ieve that Newark . big tewn, also the
from thirteen want 10 enlist
with agurs meeting win Afternoon in