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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-11

MEN HAVEN, Conn Nov. lO.-Iu /,
letter received AZ Yale from William
Jennings Bryan. the former Secro-
tary, Bryan refuses to indorse Yale
plan TO establish a battery com
posed OF undergraduates. members
of the faculty and graduates. lie
says there has not been y time In
fifty years when there was 80 liutls
reason for "A war scare.
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THIS Young girl accepts the heart ~
tho middle aged Don Juan, although
she (, In love with his young ,!val. II
- stand TO the older man hat !mpcls
her to ascent him as a husband. Then
after one of his performances al the
Gotham opera House-read Metrupo.i-
tau--in New York. having exhausted all
his vocal savings y; several weeks, he
Is declared bankrupt from the bel can,o
or any other singing point OF view
With nothing In front Of him but vaude-
vile or lessons his youthful beloved still
refuses 10 abandon him
But she does get her love- We .
a son uf the one woman whom the barry
toie still remembers over the years that
have passed since he Was ut tho outset
of his career. lie will not depriv. this
I Young man of his love. llr shall have
tho young American singer hc aus he j.
the son OF lis old ilAme. The parytunc
s%urrenders the girl oud Is happy, cSpo-
cially ~ the hope mat there may be
! other occasions I'm the future on whlrl,
he may still play the great lover, IN
deed. he srems somewhat ovcrconiidcut
for his age, but then he was satisfied,
NJ. D.t~ichstcin l. named as one %
the authors Of the pla!. while the others
are Frederic and Fanny Iiatton of chi
cagu. Tho time Of the play il the pres
eut ard It's place IS New York. There
Is the office OF tho manager OF the
Gotham Opera House. the barytone's
dressing room during the performance
OF Don Giovanni and then the singers
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4 MOdicum OF Reality.

III. ,f.... a.. ...I... - -.tI.. -,
. . " ".Iu'.u"' y ,'""'' ~ ~
~. u'Vuo"eNo o"u"" -! Wv e'''ai
49, nme .uS,I'''s VIM N.L" W g.,
80, '"at ' y wv y III -
atnI ~ ="
W VI w $50. Wy I'o''V""ee
Wv 'tnV',u'! VI w ~ u .nc "'y,'e.
music, '"e"'iV W. ~ NV ".
asso,,ateS gave ~ lnp'c".Ion, inat
WWuulu 'dhr !" p'Ie'c. ~" 'uu" any
A"'''',s" P'aS wI'e"' ! ~ '"S po
.'s' lh'" ~'ooouS Wout" """t !" -
ms I'oir'u play "itt' ne .aI ",'','" ~
Much OF course mat ur''sh'eu me "u-
diei'c 'aSt hleh' ana nlaue .ne p'"! su'I'
u eenlnh" success, wits uue w ,i' "''''-
Mr. ihtrl'hst'ln mas i'o' "''e" III s'"'.
with such freedom as ne sho"cd 'a''
iisll'. ~" mas r"r,lN 'c'h ." Sp"''.'-
heuos' ana ms Indication o. IN Ndl!tE'
'"lii -hnrss ana INC s'it.ahS"rptl'h OF 'h'
successful singer was d%eilvhuuh ne IL
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ba%ttieships and increasing the army and
navy"
Among the guests were Mrs. rrede rick
Nathan. Miss Olivia Leventritt, Mrs.
Otto Kahn, Miss Lillian VALID and Mrs.
Jacob II. Schiff. Mrs. kohut announced
that the new house of h ~sisterhood--
or rather the old house made over-will
DO opened OIL November is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-11
Sees industrial Revolt.

The fictitious prosperity which this
war trade has brought about has caused
us to forget tina unless we do something
before the war closes TO stabilize the
foreign of the United states
the REORGANIZATION inevitable among
the highly paid workmen In war sup
plies. when they are forced 10 seek emf
pioynent in normal industries and At
normal wages. will be an invitation to
anarchy and to industrial revolution.
There are IA number OF specific handl-
caps. each OF itself making II difficult
to establish an American merchant ma
rine. but the prlncipat most effective
obstacle In our overseas progress is the
foreign shipping trust.
Until the present war broke out the
shipping trust was together English and
German, each and both being equally
resolved to keep America in her posi-
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Leo Di.richstein made one OF his
most successful appearances as a mt
stefan In Herman Bahr's THE Concert"
which In spite OF the form in which II
was put before the American public did
not fail II appreciation. Mr.. D'trich-
STEMS acting as the petted pianist was
largely responsible for the success OF the
play which David Belasco % effectively
produced. Again last winter In Molnars
play called here The Phantom Rival"
Mr.. Dltrichstcin had the opportunity TO
give 4 striking portrayal OF Il tenor. Ev-
IDENTITY the musician-not hat a tenor Is
inevitably d musician any more than u
barytone-appcals to the actor. Last
night IN his new play. THE Great
Lover which Conan & Harris gave at
the Longacre Theatre, Mr.. Ditrich-
stein was acting another singer. This
time he was specifically ID barytouc.
Barytones have been quite as noted
fur the amorou5 proficiency a. ten"rS.
rossibly more so. There ~. for instance,
sig. -. well, 1t Is perhaps best not
TO mention m Mr.. pitri'ha'e!i,
acted "a French barytonc WHO lad
fsi'lltTi AliiN FNaS VI 90 49,"
the critics praised his art but kept st'li
~ to the state of his voice. While he
could still negotiate Don Gior0dhi wiki
success, he SHE'D at Rtgolstto or
tnonusro. lie left those to the Dung
sters and emphasized the scarcity OF bel
can;o In the present generatiou. Inter
probation and method were to him much
moro than sound--.spccially the sound
Of his own voice. III other words INC
,.a,ar., In,l tt,gs h.~an IN lag
Hut he had as many loves in his past
rs any barytone could boast OF. One OK
these alone fingered and burned In his
merory or course being a singer Il
was not to he supposed that this souvenir
IT an earlier passion would ever stand
IN the way OF his continued progress
along the primrose path. lie even took
q sentimental interest in "A young Ameri-
can girl who wanted to he an opera
singer. Do not start in that way. gen
lie reader There are American girls,
strange as II may seem. who want TO be
opera singers. Most of those who have
not gone into settlement work or mod
crn dancing are signing for the slVrics
II the operate stage.
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rooms In a hotel. These are tho back
grounds for the three acts.
The three authors have between them
contrived m amusing play of the arts
tic life. which IL none the less ~enjoya-
bic because Il II utterly untrue to real
operate existence. IL conforms 20 what
the public thinks The life " the musical
theatre is and therefore 1t may he much
better adapted to popular consumption.
Tho comedies OF Charles Hoyt used TO
stand In the same relation to actual en-
istence as the comic newspapers pictures
OF the Frerch bal and other ptchistoric
gayeties Of this sad Old town. In just
the sam way the operate character
as The Great Lover" exhibits II cor
responds to what the world thinks It
ought Ia be. And what more does !
playwright need for popular success?
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. i0.-After an old
time sugar boiling and zane grind to-day
with music by tho Georgia Industrial
College band. the Atlantic Deeper Water
ways Association delegates listened to
the following speakers:
j. II. Small, Congressman from North
Carolina; Willard salisbury. United
States Senator from Delaware Edward
II. insolvency. chairman Of the directors
" the Port of Boston William Il. Wool
lard Of Albany Capt. Godfrey l.. Car
den. commander of the Mohaw k, and
Capt. Walter X. Wilson Of the Coast Ar.
tillery Corps. U. s. a.
Mr.. insolvency said In part:
"a great war whose disturbing ef-
fects, touch all the lands Of earth pre-
sents to America the greatest opportun-
ity of the ago and finds us u~nprepared.
Our Genes competitors are industrially.
commercially and financially marooned.
Germany and Austria are cut OF from
the world their fleets lie idle at their
docks, and their mill wheels spin only
for their home markets and for the var
France and Belgium are industriai,y
pal Il Etus othttta III GA iiluuS-
trial Russia. and Italy are warning. not
working. South American markets call
in vain to us for goods In exchange for
the natural products Of Latin America,
for which that country rants u GUS
TONER.
Neutral Europe e threatened on land
and restrained on sea. and the overseas
trade OF the world, through the weakness
of European neutraLs and the vacillat-
ing efforts OF the United States and
through the dictation Of English orders
In council. has passed almost entirely
into the hanos OF Great Britain.
japan Gets the paciAc.
Gently enacted seamen's law. a forced
whatever Pacific carrying trade we hsv
had to Englsnd's ally. japan. thus ef-
cectively ous,iug This country from any
oversee shipping worthy Of the name.
The great increase in the value of on
4 exports. due to the demand for supplies
n materials used In has upse
J the industrial balance of the United
States. h great profits possible II
the war munition business have 40 in
creased the profits Of capital and bet
tered the wages and conditions OF labo'
OF those employed In this abnormal bust
ness that IL tends seriously TO demoraliz'
the wage earners In normal industries
Despite the fact that the balance o.
trade In our favor has this year, FOL
the first time In our national existence
' passed the billion dollar mark. this ha:
been brought about wholly by the tx
port OF material ana rad In article,
which we cannot hope to maintain ono,
the war closes.
"Out Of a trade balance Of over 9
biliiou dollars more than 500. 600. OO(
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
LEGAL NOTICE.

That ere truck Offered shall be subject
te aI reasonable requirements and tests
a. uag be prescribed hN Tire board ~
commissioners. and 4baH state = place
W tHr HttN 81 Pensacola 81 some other
rftN tH FLORIDA Atahaun. ur TenFuia.
where one ~ the cts commissioners. ar
nther uers8n. Heai Eunted fUr thaf rur
pose h2 the baara 30 commissioner. NAV
inHnert. aad test the truck. and thnt tae
Bidder snail cas- al' reasonable expenses
necessary RI be incurred IT'S maAing surb
INSPECTION Rnd test.
EatH bld must He accompanied hy
certified rhesk on hank in THE tiff 20
Pensacola for the SUM 20 tso hundred
and Gifts dollars. fs2so p01. payable Gel
tne order - tne commissioners of tie
CftE ~ Pensacola aN and for Huuidated
damages M in the event IN mcrepta roe
ri tae hii fte bidder shah fail to entei
iHfn rise contract or complete rs paFfoF
nance, ar go furnish the baud 81 surety
company authorized ~ dc business Ia ths
state - Florida Tor The sum ~ 5o PER
cent - the contract price. Is guarantees
thn truck is appliances and equipments
forthe period stated De- the bid. fhe
right u reserved - reiert any and ~
bids
All hias nirsf he addressed On the
board ~ CITY coHe W5aalnuers Pensacola.
FLORIDA. ana marked bids for motor fire
TRUCK
Is order Of the hoard 81 commission
rrs ~ ire city az Pensacola FLORIDA
A BREENlfJT.
IS. EGGART
City CLERK 4apr1ot
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First Judicial Circuit ~ Florida. CIR.
Cult Court % Esramhia county Il d
simpson. - fruFtee In bankruptcy Tor
elise estate 81 William H knoVles.
bankrupt and q IA @mithwiek. as trua-
Tee iu bankruptcy fer the estate n tha
Pensacola Investment company. Is cor
pofHtl0u, bankrupt. HompiaiuuutH. va.
Martha r. stillman Richard 81 Nhlimam.
Jane st.iiman. Richard g. StiiIman. Az
HHwirfstra tor - tire estate ~ John r.
HtlilmHm deceased and HHph ~uliuau.
minor. and John stii5man TIE der
HHiHea 90 appear e. ths blu of complaint
HleH Ia this cause. ga April - AZ b
1915. This oFtaaf SHAH ho published
once aacb week for eight 80 consecutive
weeks, in The Pensacola Journal "a
uemHpaNHr Published in Pensacola Ea-
Gambia county Florida Jas A.acEhhon
clerk circuit Court so Escamhia County
q ioriaa uH Thos Johnson. b. a.
l1Me'sE SeaN
sg1 -febtacawsw
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Help Wanted-Fe rnale.

WRITE motion piriurf p'ags fto en-
Sf@8 pa8d. corr. spoNdsnra .1Hrse uu-
necessary details Gree New writers
1fss Victoria bids et Louis Nn fanr
fADfF~ sgt weekly naev % mpia work
ue eauvassluR. EVENINGS wt home.
faHrlnnfinn everything furnished No
experience Don't worry about capital
H8Ed q Brown omaha &hE aaur
LADIES immediately Houfe a.ork oven
iffR Ad#rtsgiue faiHiuv circulars efH
s. aH ser 600 80 scheme $50 can
eaesInr Escfllert opportunity. Enclose
stamp Erlua Speciality ESQ Toronto
DHt AHfT
-
81 rs rer day paid one lady iu each town
go Distribute free circulars for tonren
pHfed HaVafng in tubes F E BAAR
go chicago anmrhe
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NnIIHr fa hereby given that ihe UH q
HeFs.Ear8. guardian ~ tHr estate r.
B4res waters ana Lets Neters. minors
Wit. uH tHa ftH 08f uf Mas A y. 1913.
auuiv Can the Honorable ifsHfN Reiinger
County Judge ~ EseaHubia county, Flor
tda. #t nI# office iH tne court house au-
ness fur authority t1 sell the Interest
af fe said minors in and g. en- follow
#uH drs ~ .seu rent estate. tn-wAt EfF
HaftH HaH fN#rB of she northeast Qbaf
tHr fNEtH uf section etEht fN4- town
sHfn two 40 Hufth sauEr thirty cone
fsf1 west. Ea Fseswbia county Florida
a. D. MORGAN
Ga .aff.ar.t.. SIS Guardian.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

PROPOSALS FoR MOTOR FIRE TRUCK
sealed Bids fuF one automobile fire
trUrh auwufeta from fiffY e. elUhtT
horee pos aE attn #pmhanatinu extern
slon ladder hose and chemical eqmiue
ment VII - received rs the board ~
commissioners 30 the CltF ~ Pensacola
at ave CITY HHu iH the Ci'v 81 penHa
cola. Florida. un ta g O'Clock p. 49, GA
Mouday AprH ~ 1918
Emea ~ mast - accompanied hF IS
photograph and plans and specialization
81 tte truck offered and the truck m8tH
arfelanrea and equipments Husf he guar
anteed fas = definite period Fo DE stated
Is EHe Ald
EVERY hid sian contain : provision
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Nufaa Us hereby given that the un
dnrH{4un8 HauutEt tris Gum testa-
nIutH auueso OK the estate I'll fhaH CT.
Hsuartf HersHaFd viii ~ rHE ttH day
uf uataner. a. - 1885, present her nuai
account amd Vouchers 60 the county
Judge uf Izse8mbia county Florida. and
asf 60 ~ eIe HHrRe3 from her said ad
mtftaJfHtHU&hlp
aTA BENNETT
AdmIufHtEu trIe rHm testamauto arueN1
H.# h-aEr#EatfTNu
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$3.50

425 East Gregory street.
cottage with four rooms.
hall and kitchen; modern
conveniences. Lot 81 feet
front extending clear through
block. Paving paid for al
this price. This little home
is situated on the car line
and is convenient TO l.. & n.
shops and Muscogee wharf.
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Proposals. win De- received az th.
bgfeau at supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department Washington. n a.. Hntl
% OBS q. m.t Apfil E1. 1856 far de-
8N.Fue Hr TIE aFflTHautIr station FeH-
F#su.R. fila. 49, Nr9ette tFue dirtghle.
Apply Gar proposals to thr navy uaF
On r. #seHFarHI1. EiH.. a. fo the Bureau
SANIE t MCGOWAN EavnastrT Cen
rral. @ a. 5t-t5
E.L- A.nrAnaMaN
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Tn tUe suit 90 C r. HHHaduN Sc rsvts
Wallace HnH Moses Wallace pending Co.,
tHr Cfrcuit court Of l4seaWlda county
i1gEHa. begun tE rarfiEHrrcnt the de-
Eeai Hmts and all other persons interest
rf Hfe reIs1rad ta appear ta said action
uu fh rule iav lu Mas 1918
Thfs February 25tH 1913
JAS MACGIRn0N
clerk circuit Court
ga ThUs a Johnson. Us. a.
aHeA -feHEfoawsw
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CLEAR oERELicTs FROM
TIE LINE OF NAVIGATION

WASHINGTON. April &-caast guard
HEADQUARTERS today ordered the cutter
Mohawk from NeV York % the Dia-
mond Shoals region q soin tie cut
tiers seminole and onondaga IL clear
ms the lanes of navigation ~ the
derelfets ieft 81 tire saturdays storm.
S. far ~ s known che crews - All
the wrecked ships have been picked up
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sfru2IsTENgE STORES Marine
goFna. 9HartermaAfeg Department.
washington ~ IA April 6 1913. SEAL
Ep PROPOSALS. in duHlirnta VII be
received tu th8s Office until eleven az nj
Mav 81 1915 and then 90 be publicly
OPENED for furnIshlnK subsistence stores
during the siv mouths DezinuinE 4ni1 y
1918 amd ending December 90. 1915. az
Portsmouth ~ H.. Boston Alasa
Hinrham Mass Neu Ynfk, 81. lone
Island IS ~ Dover y. ~. philadelphia.
pas Annapolis. Md Washington ~ o..
Wluthrup. SID. Indian Head. Nd, Nor
foIk VA CHARLESTON. s. f Port hos Al.
49, PenRa cola. Fia.. Key West VA
Sew Orleans La San Diego cal san
Francisco. CAL Mare island Cal and
prtruerfrn wash Proposal blanks ana
other lnfaYu1R ft0u mas BE- ohfaineH upon
apuliam8ian 10 fhis offlra Depot Quarter
masters 81 c. 100 So Broad 81, Phil-
aaeiHhla. pa and 81 Annie 81. san
Francisco. Cat. and tine Com handing
1fHcer or Post ouRrtsrTlaster Marine
Barracks at the stations named THIS
atfler reserves ere right % reject any
or aH hias or parts thereof. ana e
waive tnfarmaiitiea therein. BIDS from
regular dealers oulY VIII be considered
C L MrCAETET. cTonei Quarter
master
s9SAapFanaW1w
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AGENTS WAN TED.

AGENTS Brand new specially Alumni
mum Triplicate Sauce Pan with -
taehsbIe handle Cooss different foo,s
on one burner Saves sass lasts life
time sioa 70 $500 per oonth eas send
for our eafainN 81 eco other suerislfi@s
American fuminuu Hfg piv toos I.e
mont fn tapr
AGENTS View. startrns marvellous rs
Neutiou. Adding maF ane adds sua-
Tracts ard mHittniles mo mental EFFORT
9fhoe stores and factories euV from ore
% dozen Evsry Demonstration sei's
Does tie work ~ $500 addins machine.
rctaila 81 Co Immense profit De- DAYS
free trial Write for territory 49,
quick Department G-t Calculator sales
comnanS Grand Rapids. Mich. tapr
AGENTS -ibxla gold framed signs for
81 u8rfahantn. g. sell 25e H'N htt
1tK2s gold framed ar pictures LIS sra
aee fiortratts pillow tops CONVEX e1fh
Low prices Peoples Portrait. pert lo..
Chicago 4arr
AGENTS Free asc hos face powder pIta
every package washing crystal Nouf
credit = xood write auick secure
territory row % View berry COM
panS seo.2ls No. Peoria. chioaEo aapr
AGENTS Msu o. women. A reel honest
90 rooHnesE sells itself lire over $50
hEht weight Popular priced uRepRs. tieH
We pay fu8a commission 90 dnE
ran 70 made a the start M capitol
no experience required FuufWuHx de-
u1aud. sells faHt hig reHeaters. Nhlua
be terFito~9 open All ar sHare time.
ELEGANT AGENTS aufnt furnished free.
IS rite tofaSs p0NtH} VIII Ha American
Products Go. 1850 American hldg Gin
. einuafi a.. fapr
Ill 81 GOVERNMENT uses Rlrhn0a
Earthquakes thar k.u gasoline free
Foar siKrs Three kinds District maH-
8Rers make E8ut proHt Auto free
RfehHnnd Chemical CO.. Room ass
Wheeling "a Na sapf
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EDUCATIONAL.

THCr1usF instruction ga Shorthand. Pit
mau and grseE Bookk ean3ng Teie-
apAFt Enslish, Civil Service anH Cor
reEpuuaeHHe courses. Dag and rtEnr
a0c. Pensacola Business institute.
Gregory ana H9lafQE GweH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
Political Announcement
20 - eoMnlssloN en-.

hereby announce that I am q can.
aidate % succeed myself a. Commits
sioner 81 Public Works. subject 20 the
actfnm of the city democratic primary
AZ arm reelected ! promise TO give
the duties 81 the office the SANE lea
gent attention III the future a. IN the
past
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49, DETECTIVE earn f6N IS tia0
weekly travel al over utar .ha world
S. rite neat ~ Tuitna states Detect IVa
r. A8MuHtiug Agcust. HattWat Exchange
81 LoBia No. fapr
F1H WeekiN evenings al home Etart-
tHtuN furnished. na experience RS carr
taseinE Don't VERY shout esultat
Boyd Brown. DF1a ia. NeuF aafp
WANTED At anrp. Young atau fa-
automobile business HlK nav We
WHFe sou expert tU ten weeks Us HHlf
FaB IS after eve secure Nuu position
century Automobile Institute. G.as asa.
ge'es Fai tapr
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FOR SALE-Pansy Flour
Is the triumph Of the mil
1ers arr 1t costs a tritlc
more than other flours-but
what . difference IN the hls
cults. r. %. Hancock. dis
tributor. april
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I hereby announce myself a candi.
date for city commissioner subject q
the acfion ~ TIRE city primaries. and
promise 60 give my entire time 20 the
once Il I am elected. I will apnreciats
the votes ef the Democrats ~ Pensa.
cola
-. T. LfLLIARn.
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FOR SALE-If horses could
talk YOU can bet your sweet
life they would beg for DUAL
ia Feed. Quality Feed Is the
very best that money viii
buy. n. o. Hancock, distribu-
Apri
tor.
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NoTIHrrU TIFtfI.t " FI0FIda. IFE VS.
tna III ala order af sale issued omt uf
are Iulfel states tHE-aet Court fuT tte
Northern District 50 Florida ou tee sra
ant So Aprii 1875 notice 81 hereby wiven
ttat q RtH sell hf public auction ieF
...a. ru Nonday ire Iath Bak ~ April
Ua1a af Ea O'Clock A. "a Pensacola,
FinrlHH. an the trent STEPS ~ the post
affsea Hui'd iug deed 81 cost or purchaser
the steamer .'Fs}cuus Ser engiues.
hnHefa. machinery. huats. tackle. AW-
Iaraf maintenance. and furniture. a.
sbe uou lies - Carrahaiie. FLORIDA
JAS B PERKINS
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SETTLERS WANTED IS the Roberts
community. Cre.maFv and ennulm
plant rs take your prrinee Coed land
az reasonable rrtrgH Write ua for fuil
information The hoheTta Farmers
Association. Geo @ voorhees,. President,
Roberts Pa fafeb
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ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTISAN WhITs-wEH pos In wells
to fe inches diameter auE depth.
and raar.lrfre water. sFr.tH Cor fuu m-
a.a'e. Fe emcb
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saLEsnEN WANTED

Sal ESAfAN tor general mercantile
trade Jos FleFIia tc sell "a ueu Hropa-
Niitnu - merit VACANCY now. Attfag
tive ecmuigsieu contract f75 wee sig for
EXPENSE M.irs "a BiRfer 60 Whole
sale Jewellers. 3tsff tariH BuHdiue
tteselnud q. farr
Statesmen WANTED Good mleu want
- ta seN iulf and ornamental trees
Iight Wurk Goud pas Permanent toa.
Concern Ga 1TmeHa5fa
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FoR RENT.

FOR REEf Furnished apartment wifh
modern convenience and fhe efrluaiRr
uee 81 fNH front puFrn uprtaira. southern
pasufp Also e.uE5R front room teF
rent Apply 81 Ea#f GreEuN street 1852
telephone 1885, tWHhlw
F0H pENr. Convenient and cowfoFfa
bin rooms. gf0 West Garden street
Phone T9T IamHhtr
HOTEL FOR RENT-wfrst efH=s eouii-
tiuu ~ rooms hrtE. furnished s.
1I8ReuHoH. Panama alty. F5a Ttmeh
FOR REET-A u1afern uHr-a ar Ray
shore close to Country ElIb Innul-n
FtsEer Real Estate Agenrb ts3aA
FnU RENT = Wcs sfurF hrfrH building.
snrrcF haYleu ard Chase Hfreetn
Spicldid stand for green grocery fruit
stand. Or small repair Enan TIvirr
roora upstairs Appiy THnotOn a WA
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WANTED--TO BUY.

NJ ANTEn Horse "a mmie. suitable for
farm work state lowest cash price
Address Horse care IauranI TaprsiR
WANTED TO HiRE A fva pnsssn.
set autonlahiie far month Or siv
weeks Address "a care Journal 1apr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
PIANOs

YOT-E PIANO can - nast. Ike new la
tone. touch era looks - cur three eN-
pert piano builders enid 1mae Nmtahnre
I on prices. and vor can pay hV the
week che Clutter Music fFnt,ra fauns
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

ron SALE At a oareala. SO aeres ilfe
savv ard. rallies vest qt Seniafs
- rfn,her alone worth the none
wGee location FOR rHlsh
a.. ragaf0x 81. Pensacoia, va.
80 aapftm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
HoOtOn & W atsun
FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-At a bargain,
one lot OF secondhand
dressers. washstands, mir
rors. wacr c oolers, refriger
ators. iron beds. rocking
chairs. sewing machines and
art squares, also a few gal
Ions Of floor stain and furni-
ture polish. a. +. Rice. care
Ferris Warehouse and Stor-
aapr2t
age Co
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
BATHS. MASSAGE.

TURKISH BATH and Mas
sage Parlor. open 10 all
men. y. If. g. A. PalafoH
and Belmont streets. ''"en'm