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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-21
BIC CELEBRATION
SEPTEMBER e, a, 25
Hopkins Announces Dates For
Jubilee Chamber of Com '-''
merce Plans
MANY FROM OTHER TOWNS
Observance Marks Completion of
Long and Extensive I'M
provement Campaign

Harrisburg will celebrate the COM
pletion of the great public improve
ment campaign begun fifteen years ago
with great public jubilee Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, September %,
"a and %, it was announced by the
Chamber of Commerce toe day.
These Improvements, including miles
upon miles of streets paved, hundreds
of acres of land purchased and de-
veloped for parks. the erection of a
1COntinued on Page 7.L
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-21

You can't keep in touch with
the doings in the baseball world
unless YOU have the Harrisburg
Telegraph sent to your vacation
address.
You'd feel like jumping on
your own foot twice IL you missed
a full account Of the games be-
ing played this week. Drop a
postal or telephone the Circula-
ton Department and you will re-
ceive to-days issue.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-21
THE WEATHER

For Harrisburg and vicInItyi Fair
o-night and Thursdayy not much
change in temperature.
For Eastern Pennsylvania Fatr
weather and moderate fempera-
ture Tonight and Thursday.
heht to moderate north winds.
River
The North and West branches and
the main river will fall slowly or
remain nearly stationary,
stage of about 4.6 feet is Indicated
ing.
General Conditions
Pressure continues high over the
territory between the ROCKY
mountains and the Mfssissippf
river and has increased slightly
over the Middle Missisaippi and
Lower Ohio valleys and the wet
ern portion of the Lake Region.
IL has decreased slightly or re-
manned nearly stationary I'm the
Middle and South Atlantic States
Temperature; a. M, 81; 2 u, m. 60
suns Rises, 4;53 n. M; sets, 20
D. m.
Moon, Full moon. July 20, 7,I1
q. m.
River Stage: 4.s feet above low
water mark.
Yesterdays Weather
Aignest Temperature. 78.
Lowest temperature, IS.
Mean temperature, r.
Normal temperature, 10
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STRIKERS WILL RETURN
\ "a Astoc,nicn Pre,.

New York. July 2l.-The AmaIga-
mated Clothing Workers of America
who went on strike last week. have
settled their differences with the
American Clothing Manufacturers
Association and will return to work.
according to an announcement made
to-day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-21
so TURKISH VESSELS SUNK
BY l4Stocintcd PrcSs

London, July 81. A fleet of SO
Turkish sailing vessels. laden with war
material for the Turkish army of the
Caucasus, has been destroyed by Rus
sian torpedoboat destroyers, according
to a dispatch from Sebastopol TO
Reuters Telegram Company.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-21
South Wales Coal Strike
Ended; Miners Agree to
Accept Terms Offered
By Assoeiated Press

London, July Fl. - The South
Wales coal miners have accepted the
terms agreed upon yesterday and the
strike is therefore definitely at an end.
Throughout the coal fields there was
an overwhelming majority in favor of
the settlement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-21
ITALIANS CONTINUE GAINS

Rome. Tuesday, July 90. via Paris
July 21.-Heavy fighting on the Isonzo
front north of the Gulf of Triest. re-
sulting in gains for the Italian forces,
is announced in q statement given out
tonight at the war office.
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KAPPA SIGMA IN SESSION
BY Afsoeiated Prats

San Francisco Cal, July 21. - Dele
gates from many parts of the country
are here to attend the opening session
Kappa Sigma Fraternity. DR.. ]. S.
Ferguson, of New York, president of
the fraternity, will preside.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-21
RECEIVE ASSESSORS RETURNS
County Co CGmmissIoneEs saLs;,. r WIN Hold spe-

cIaI Session To-morrOw
All over Dauphin county outside Of
the city to-day, the assessors sat to
register party Affiliations of voters.
The sittings began yesterday.
Returns wifi be filed with the county
commissioners tomorrow and in order
to receive them and to settle the hills
for services with the assessors, the
county commissioners will sit in spe-
cial session all day.
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tCoutinued on Page 12.]
FRANCIS JosEPHs HEALTH BAD

by fSS0tluTcd FTcSS
Geneva, July 81. - The health of
Francis Joseph, Austrian Emperor,
again is causing grave anxiety, ac-
cording to advices reaching here. He
suffers from nervous excitement, and
his mind apparently is profoundly af-
fected
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=
FILE PETITIONS AGAINST DIX
Albany, NJ. y July zI-Annouaceraent was made here
to-day sa-e friendly involuntary petitions in bankruptcy
against Governor John A. Dix, individually and the
Moose RIVER Lumber Company OF which Mr. Dix is the
principa -s5okAolder.
ELEVEN BELIEVED DROWNED
Lima o. July q. - Reports from Esnton say that
eleven kentucky farm aborsrs in the onion fields embarked
in aaao- during high water and attempted to escape The
canoe ator found capszed 1t feared ali eleven
drownsl aan their craft hit saag
EJMcR SAYS WARSAW HAS gALLEN
LoaLJa J-y q. 21.-5 P E--,ualors Of the fan of
War; ,--a.-,-a ,o-4-y but the latest eo-arca-
dons i-. bo,h d,s Indicate the Austro-cor1lan rush
towards e Polish capital has slowed down The Russians
continue lose ground but apparently the campaign has
YET 1asn brought to decisive issue. S
MAYOR ASKS FOR TROOPS
Trenton NJ j. July 2l.-Mayor Pierre P. Garven, of {
Bayonne asked the Governors office here to-day to send
troops to Bayonne The request was not granted and troops
will unless the request comes from Sheriff
Knkead of Hudson county then only every local
remedy has been exhausted.
WABASH SOLD FOR $18oooOoo $
St Louis, July 2-The property franchises and other
rights Of the Wabash Railroad $22QOooooo corporation
sold under the hammer for $l8Oooooo to the joint re-
organization committee of the roads creditors under fore
closure here to-day to satisfy $4Oooooo mortgage Of
which the Equitable Trust Company of New York is trustee
BODY oFHERBERT S STONE FOUND
Queenstown Ireland July 21-The body Of Herbert S.
Stone who was Lusitania victim, has ashore at
Ballybunnon small town the mouth Of the river Shan
on the Of Ireland about miles from the
point where the Lustania was sunk
MARRIAGE LICENSES :
FEsSsrisk EiSs Hoffman 3
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General Conditions

Yesterday'a Weather
Highest temperature. 78.
lowest temperature, 6S.
Mean temperature, Il.
Normal temperature, 20.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frederick Hoffman OIphln. PhiIadeIuhfa.
Ralph 3 P0vley and Flora May SheibIey, city.
Ngep~~s~Na>a~ %a..-~~an4.=. .~aa.a-....s
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02

every good thing in the charter as
unconstitutional.
The election plan Is denouneed be-
cause Il provides for Eair elecdoas,
ana vim TO 1 lafge extent % aMay
with bribery sud corruption 81 the
polls.
The regtstrat ton IA IS den uneed
as unconst ituti onal because y pro.
svides for an adequate plan ofs resist
tration, which has never before been
had ia Fairmontt and swill 90 further
to prevent fraudulent voting, which
has contributed so largely IN the past
to- Democratic success 81 the polls.
,They denounce the Initiative refer
endums and recall as stitutionai
ana against public policy because
they give the people . direct voice
In the city government, ~
They pick up dozens Of sections OF
the new charter which hate n been
copied word for word from an old
charter, and which they praised as the
finest form OF government ina ENABLE,
and denounce these things now as I'm.
constitutional. N
They take the paving sections,
worked out with q. great deal of study
by George /. Neal aud fiEst adopted
by the city OF Hunting ton, and recon.
mended by him to a p mocratic law:
yer Of Fairmont, who had the same
provisions inserted In the present city
charter. The new charter makes but
one change in these long provisions,
and that is to limit the amount Of
assessments that may be charged
against a mans property for, improve.
ments. With this single exception the
new and old charter are alike on the
paving question, but still we ind these
people who are so we'll satisfied with
the old charter denouncing these same
provisions in the. new charter as I'M
constitutional.
What can prompt men do to these
things unless it is the Unsuitable mania
for Salary Grabbing?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02

An auto loaded with saloon keepers
ran away, jumped a wall and smashed g
through the front windows OF a soft
drink factory. You can't stop that
dry movement, .I.5 IN q
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NTnNTsspAYi;... JU :I!,I:I .. 51sl5: Z.
FoLLoVgINo r, CUSTOM I:i-l-

III connection With the story OF the
injunetion efanted to prevent the city
conunissioaets from appointing cleo
fion supervisors IL was stated yester.
day that temporary Injunction was
srauted, sof course Some have
poiuted out this expression as beins
one which might be construed to the
ursd3udics 81 Judge Raymond. There
vas no SUCH intention in the mind OF
the writar ana this statement was
made ssu.p!s because / It is customary
for all courts % grant q temporary
injunction upon hearing only one side
Of Inc ease q there Is any apparent
sround fbr de action at all.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02
torial Comment
On Current Subjects.
ApMINIarRArIoN -ANp GERMAN

9li 7i4q sNS1yEs4 - tEH-a. r. e ti
The President and his cabinet ad.
visers will be somewhat at a loss today
if, as the dispatches from Washington
report, the administration is depend.
ing primarily on the expression Of
opinion by newspapers and private
persons for guidance III its next step.
Comment about the German note Is
as arious as the temper and temperar
ture Of the individual intelligence COM
menting On the terms. There Is I'M
animity. as to the righteousness OF. the
position which our government as
suned in the commune alton to which
this German note is a. preliminary re-
ply, but that sore Of ,unanimtty on the
part OF the American people has to
be taken for granted, and It throws
no new light on the immediate cues
ton; Of procedure. The preliminary
reply OF the German government Is
based on its alleged knowledge that
the Lusltania was not Of the class OF
noncombantant vessels described by
the italicized word IN the American
note. Now It is "a fact that whatever
we may know to the contrary, what:
ever evidence we may have in the
statements OF Collector Malone and
other witnesses that, theS 1usitania
carried no cannon, the evidence 10
not vet, except by hearsay, in the
possession of Germany. If she has
knowledge, or belief, to the contrary,
the right is certainly hers, as the de-
PENDANT in the case of a. specific charge,
to call for the proof that the Lusitania
really was unarmed. Nothing is to be
gained by denouncing Germany, by
decryinE her arguments or by denying
the good faith OF her attitude. Events
are fortunately yet I'M that stage where
the patriotism OF quiet Armness IN
our position, OF loyalty in support OF
our government, IN whatever decision
1T may reach, of united preparedness
for whatever may happen, is required
Of good citizens rather than the pa
triotism which uses 42:centime teE
verbs with which to hurl highly ex,
plosive adjectives in the direction Of
the adversary.--NeW. Y orlS Sun.
FOR GERMAN CONSUMPTION IN.
Possibly Herr Won Jagow's reply to
the Presidents note was intended e
fool the German people. That Woula
explain the answers fathomless
Stupidity and ineptitude, its total lack
Of adaptation to diplomatic ends
Americans have not been for a Single
moment deceived by the reply; with
one voitpi they proclaim It ani unsatis'
factory reply to the residents dc
mands. How. the German people
could be fooled by won SJagow's note
after they had. read the Presidents
note, is Of course, incompr hensible
But there Is. much in the behavior e o.
the German people that we cannot com
prehend.. They will get q new chapter
Of Information when they read tbs
Prestd lent sEreply. At present it would
seem that the gods had doomed Ger
many to- estruct on and had Ia enAthe
well: known classical reparatory$ step
New York Times. t8 II;
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02

The New York papers have an item
about q man who is quitting work at
the age of 102. Guess whether that
man has been a bachelor or married
man with a large family.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02

"a contemporary expresses surprise
that a British cabinet should esmade
up at a time like this without tnclud.
ing the Marquis OF Queensberry But
at a time like this isn't the place for
a person with SUCH a fighting name at
the front? ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02

The bosses have determined to de-
feat the will OF the people and refuse
them an opportunity to select their
own public servants in Fairmont by
fair election, if money and legal as
sistance will help them. It is des..
perate situation when q few self
appointed custodians of the peoples
business put themselves up as in
vincible. a, g5.., '.5t
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02
INDIGNATION. MEETING.

Such a wave Of indignation has
swept over the city at the attempt
Of the bosses to defeat the only charter
that ever provided for q fair election
in this city, that there is strong talk
OF holding a public indignation meet.
ing to protest against this high hand
ed business. NJ 4. q.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02
MANIA FoR sAIARY GRAB INe

: ,
MANIA For sAIARY7 GRAB RlNo.
Il has been threatened BY the city
commissioning I'm weeks past that
hey would ignore The new city charter
and rsfuee to let thss people pass upon
ldelf succeesots ~ an honest vote.
rho Dcmocgatic bosses, who have
ovncg the CITY g6vernn ent in Fair.
mont for the past several years have
|.r,dtd to hold d farce trial Of an
4i.netlcn to- prevent II possible,
l1c opmmissionets from obeying the
I.v % passed ~ the egislature, BY
n-rinE those Who have most strenu-
'dnly opposed the charter, both
0|slntln and defendant in a friendly
al|on to defeat the will Sof the people.
Io|luelans are appointed to prose.
a.l ana polltieians wanting the same
fs|ar done afe delegated to defend.
aetlan- 10 you see any chance,
r the people IN IN action Of this
4nd i
We and thsss people denounetns
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02

It is a sorry state Of affairs when
the people are forced to witness the
spectacle of the Democratic ring ap'
pearinE as both, the plaintiff and de-
fendent in the same case in which
the people are interested. That Is
what the injunction suit against the
city commissioners amounts to.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02
Class raduates In
Manning ton District
Icy = oNpo.l

Commencement exercises were held
last night at Rymer, Warrington dis
trict, and County Superintendent w.
mi. Kennedy, District Superintendent
d. tA.ss'Ward and Prof. ]. NJ Deahl, of
the West Virginia University, were
theha principal speakers.
The program Of the evening was as
follows:
Address-supt: D. "A. Ward. Man:
nington city schools.
Music.
Address-Dr. J. N. Deahl. West Viz.
ginia University.
2 Music.
Presentation Of Diplomas.
The roll Of. graduates follows:
Bee Gum-Pe rcy Z. Wetzel.
.Brirk-M Kendall
Brumag Stephen Grant Giasscock:
Centenary Blanche Saatterneld,
Bonnie Satterfie ED, Hazel Straight
Curtisyills-Beryl. ArnettS Elizabeth
Straight, Hazel Beatrice Wilson.
Duncan-Ernest Ice, Eva Viola I'M M
burn.
F1ossie Flora Beard.
Flat Run-Verda Arnett, LINE
Gross, Florence Rutherford. Ruth
Thomas.
Glover's Gap-sarah Ellen McMunn,
,Ula Marie Yost.
Hawkins-Lawrence Ash, Wilbur
Ash, Harold Thomas. I:
Huey Run-Fred Huey. sa,.
Kerns-oma Brummage, Edna Jose:
phine Chambers. 7.
Little Dents Run--Go ldat Goodnight,
Opal Price. Z
Logansport-Cle Cleo Ice Minnie :: =
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02

The sweetest revenge Of the disap
pointed sutton is to send his gift to
the June bride by special delivery,
inclosing afnote saying. he feared It
would be too late. ST
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02
IRlEI.lHoLp .lTHEMl-

The little Democratic ring and the
city hail 2x4 commission have taken
it upon Themselves to say Eve are
greater than the Legislature or law
Behold them In their iguomintous self
esteem!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02
pR. lEYlsLE AMpEIMR. AYpE.

Senator Love went to Charleston
as an ZIP tiencsds lawyer to represent
his distfiet Is tie senate. When he
lot TO Ghatieston he had many ideas
70 sdy1aee as to what would
strenethen Tie laws Of our country
and atneng these ideas were several
ways ~ which he thought he could
make tie NV Fairmont charter a
better ctaftsE so,saceordingly, he had
an amendment placed in the charter
living any 100 citizens who did not
participate III the city primary cleo
ton 9 ehanes to nominate no more
than three additional candidates for
the c.sy election. although the noni-
nations were, elosed. and every citizen
had his opportunity to go before the
people 70 nave hts name placed upon
the tielEet. senators Lowe grew both
oltaueat and loud In support Of this
beautiful theory htchy he advocated
al being d most worthy thing for q
distinguished senat tor to father. That
was Senator Love. the law maker,
but now since ansintunetion has been
aled. md the bill of complaint is on
record, We and this disting uished law
maker ii, moth oles that Of attorney
Tor Reuben Anderson this work. and
the pernoctatic bosses OF Fairmont,
and MI. Lowe. the lawyer, says over
his own sisnatufes which s 3 matter Of
public reeprd liz the circuit clerks
ofaee, Tint tnts ndment for which
he pleaded 81 eioauently last winter
q now uneonstt utional.
OF course any friend of good govern:
nent knew TINT Senator lowe was try
ing to plaee this amendment in the
charter to destroy the fairness Of the
primary sieetton; as Mayor Bowen
stated over hts own Signature in the
pubic prints % tie city before he
learned Il @as of Democratic origin.
Here he proposed ia behalf Of the
bopses. WHOSE bidding he was doing
a. charlestons % make g farce Of q
iairiy conducted primary election and
make It pessthle after the people name
their tiefst. terSas eoterie OF bosses to
nut slated asKet ID the feld. Mr..
Lowe wsg very Industrious in point.
lag out the alleged Unconstitutional
nrovisiens d Tie new charter before
shs legislatures Apparently he had
nude q deep study OF the subject, and
1ep lesrasd n thsF law, but he either
deliher4tely put an unconstitutional
rr0ritlon ii ta charter, II his con,
tention 6etcre the circuit court u
correct, Or ne pat g there through
,fuorancs Of the law and one excuse
iroB poor sp tie other.
fou huTs hsaFd the story Of Or,
5ehyle and ME Hyde. But have you
heard the ptoky % Senator Love, and
Lawyer Lowe. Who gees to the legts-
lsture as q ssnato ana passes 9 law
ana then eefnss home and attacks
nat hanae iaw IN the courts as I'M
eoartitutipnal, ana has the brazen
rifiontery to giEn the statement tina.
Il Is unconstitutto nalR in his own hand
writing.
MANIA EOS sAtARYl GRABBING.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02

we do not blame the AKA city COM
mission for opposing the new city
charter. It will cut short the $4,000
salary grab.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02
A.FIER-DlNER
MINIS

me New York public seryice3
Icnmmissinn has decided that every
IN o subway Or Hey car
Is Fled to 10 u 81 inches gofs space I'm
width: What viii the 4 lean and lAnKya
fellows do with the saEp lus
The lad who send out war news
from Constant inople must bS8a close
;relative Of the d late EunlamentedI
sAnanias That stale about Turks wads
ing into the see to capture tug tow:
ing armored Warships IS csrtainly 81
James dandy. rs
AS Georgia woman aged so years lis
being; exploit la crack shot largely
because She deteated her son al pistol
target practice. But cher SON
couldn't hit q barn q DOR at il distance
Of 0Efeet.. 8
y II almost makes one dizzy to think
loffgoing lat the rate Of spe ed by which
Ralph De Palma won them tor race
1884 miles an hour. Where was the
landscape while this was going on?
Apessimist Is one who when June
comes. thinks OF June bugs instead OF
June brides.
The allies are getting their Turkey
with more gunpowder sauce than
makes q palatable dish:
Mr.. Balfour, as head of the greatest
navy In the world, somehow reminds
one OF the young lady who called the
piano tuner TO examine her sprained
ankle.
The sweetest revenge Of the disap
pointed sutton is to send his gift to
the June bride by special delivery,
inclosing aFnote saying he feared 1t
would be too late. IT.
The New York papers have an item
the age Of 102. Guess whether that
man with a large family.
Chicago citizens had a meeting to
"brag about Chicago. " We never be
fore heard Of its being necessary for
them to hold a mass meeting: One
Chicagoan will hold a mass meeting OF
that kind every time he can ind any.
one to listen:
"a contemporary expresses surprise
that British abinet should besmade
up at a time like this without includ.
ing the Marquis OF Queensberry. But
at time like this isn't the place for
a person with SUCH a fighting name at
the front? ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-14
LEGAL NOTICE.
sHERIEE,s SALE.


Notice Is hereby given that under and
by virtue of an execution issued out of
the Circuit Court of Escambia county,
Florida, in a certain cause pending
therein. wherein T. @. McNair is plain
tiff, ard Rufus jackson and Samuel
jackson are defendants, I have levied
upon and win expose for sale and sell
at public outcry to the highest and best
bidder for cash in front of the Court
house door In the city of Pensacola, Es-
Gambia county, Florida on Monday, the
7th day Of February, A d. 1915, during
the legal hours of sale. the following
described property, levied upon az the
property of the defendant Samuel Jack
son, to-wit: Lots four 90 and five (5),
of the subdivision of lot eight (S), in
section thirty-two (32), township six co.,
North Range thirty GOD west; also all
the right, title and interest of the defen-
dant. Samuel jackson. in and to the
following described property, to-wit: Lots
one ID. two (2) and six (s). of subdivi-
sion OF lot eight 60, section thirty-two
1927. Township six (6), North Range
thirty 600 west; all of the northwest
quarter (H) of the Southeast quarter
Oh of section thirty-two (32), TOWNSHIP
six 81, North range thirty 900 west; ali
OF said property situate, lying and being
in Escambia County. Florida Deed at
cost of purchaser.
A. c. ELLIS,
sherin, Escambia County. Florida
dec1 4oaw4w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-14
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Pensacola Electric COMPANY

First Mortgage SO Is Year Gold Bonds.
Under the Sinking Fund provisions of
an Indenture dated July 25, 1906, between
the above Company and the City Trust
Company, Trustee, the undersigned
hereby gives notice that 1T has the sum
of s13,602 for investment in the First
Mortgage Ronds issued Hereunder. Of
sacola Electric Company Bonds" will
be received by the Old Colony Trust
Company, Trustee. II Court Street
Boston. Massachusetts, until noon of
time they will be opened. The right is
reserved to reject any and all offers.
Interest on accepted bonds will cease
Monday, December 90, 1915
OLD COLONY TRUST CO., Trustee
Succeeding City Trust Company
BY J. R. WAKEFIELD. Vice President
December 6. 1915.
Shades, 7,1s,14
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-14
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-Two settled colored women
to live on premises. one for housework
and nursing. and one as cook. Apply
No. "a North Palafox street 13decst