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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-01

is claimed TO be one Of the greatest
laughing pictures ever produced.
The picture is in two reels aud in the
title Of "Happv Hoolgan. It is
laugh from beginning to end. This
is being shown in conection with the
regular program which Is a Page
from Life Rex Two reel drama
featuring Anna Little and Herbert
Rawlinson. a gangster tells Il Rex
director his own life story and this
two reel production is made from
the story The other reel is little
Mary Pickford in a very favorable
release by the imp company i'll the
title of I'm Sunny Spain Tomor=
row the Empire shows the third
episode Of The Master Key serial,
the great Universal feature starring
Robert Leonard ard Ella Hall This
picture Jumps with increasing inter
est and is claimed 20 be the greatest
serial yet produced by the Universal
company. The other reel tomorrow
will be Garments Romance" q
Sterling juvenile comedy featuring
little Billy Jacobs, Carmen DerHe,
Buster E1nmons and Chandler House.
Wednesday the Empire will show the
noted and pretty actress, Clara
Kimban Young in the big feature,
I Deep Purple" and Friday Claire
Whitney and Stuart Holmes IN "Life's
Shop Window" big feature by the
Box Office Attraction company.
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HE BORROWED ON BIG CHECK
NOW HELD AS SWINDLER,

Dr. l.. Wiley, the man who secur-
ed loan of 5000 on a worthless
check for 5000, is held by the po-
lice on a charge of swindling, filed
against him in Justice Rays court
Saturday morning by Miss Charlotte
Millington.
The doctor had been accused of
little acts of trickery, such as posing
as the DR.. Wiley of pure food fame,
but he assured Miss Millington the
check he had was good as gold.
The paper was made payable to
l.. Wiley, dated "Waksa," which the
doctor explained was an ahbreFiation
of Waxahaehie, and bore The name
c. H. Monroe, Texas Oil Co.
Wiley stated that Mr., Ezell OF the
First National Bank had told him the
check was good at any time. and that
he just had to have 5000 at once.
Miss Millington advanced him the
money, and upon investigation it was
found that the check was absolutely
worthless. Houston Telegram.
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niT TEXAS IS SWEPT
0I CYGL1N'G STORMS
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE II
BONE II MANY PLACES,
BIT W LlAES ARE LOST,


4'sf TEX. fe5 "a cyclone
Ttca passed lbrJeh This city yes
ts-tsy no,,i,v .,..-.. ...,..,-
tsn the pt5va-t .o .a. ....r,5-
aa caused or9pm ~ d.a..a. a.,t.
usied at between a. aao tn A.
600. A nlmbar of lf.nt r,r,o
Buildings we're blo~n t,.a,a !, r '@t,
Plantations and ~.ae 5. ,''' '' ~. =,
ntsop.s. ~ ~,'a '''' u ....., . .''''
noss,l,egs - : ] 1884, .'.' u ,.'.- ~.
lie Taxa, pora ,l'e .a yJ". i.h rouse %
,py and Inc Tylar '' IT,, ,'-', .,,.. n'''..
,ee bonn awm ona of ,t .''' ia ,'ra5
Buildings Of tho r..ar a.., - ''' a -
tonpany was s,.,a ,l@' 'o g.." 3d.. Oh
81 Of The rsr b., o''..' ~ '''2 , r@Fs-
Bonded v, r1, pn"p7's n, ct me Tyler
partly destroyed. and trr s6co, t,.a .,
700, was blown ~ 'r sa,.. ,r2 S"Set IRON
yards away. several hundred
Two sections Of H., ..., .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-01

merchandising store Of Caldwell K
Miller, in South Austin, early Sester-
day morning, securing $500 in cur
rency. $G5 in checks and iewelry -
the value of about $500. The police
have no clue TO the safe blowers
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AMONG THE MOVIES
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At the Queen.

ahs WV ss D.
"The Smugglers of Lone, Isle a
modern two act drama by the Ka-
lem players, featuring Marian Sails,
supported by an all star cast, is
the leading attraction at the Queen
theatre today. A battle between
two men that was actually staged
during lightning storm is one Of
the decidedly novel scenes In this
production. Other numbers on to-
days program are Accused, a
very interesting Lubin drama, and
'"The Sheriff of Willow Gulch," a
Biograph drama. Tomorrow the
program will be Ont of the Past,
a vitagraph special feature, and a
Biograph comedy In the title of
Saved by Their Child"
At the Empire.
The Empire is showing today what
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-01
COUNTY OFFICERS MEET
AT WACO FEBRUARY 10.

Waco. Tex. Feb, County
Judge George n, Denton of this
city is expecting a large attendance
at the semi-annual meeting here
Feb. and of the County Judges
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and Commissioners Association.
The president Of the organization
is Judge w +. Hunuicutt Of Mar
lin, The program follows.
Invocation, the Rev {. L. In
gram.
Addresses Of welcome, Mayor J.
W, higgins, Georea y, Denton.
Response to addresses OF vel
come, W. + Hunuicutt, Falls coun-
ty. president of tho association.
Enrolment Of members.
Feeding County Prisoners"
Quentin d. Corley. Dallas county;
A. NJ. Blackmon, Limestone coun-
y.
"GraveIed Roads ard How to
Get Them,' George +. Hall Hunt
county; Jesse Brown, Tarrant coun-
ty.
Best Method Of Building aud
Maintaining Dirt Roads !. T. Ma
Ioney, Brazos county; D. D. Tin
del
The Value Of Highway Ensi-
necr in Building Roads" Prof d.
W Spence, dean Of Agricultural
and Mechanical Collese.
Organization Of county Highway
Department" George y, Denton,
NcLennan county; ". K. Ward.
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BRITISH PLAN \ III MNy FLEET
Liners Bein. Filled with Cement &c
Block kieI Canal.

A tale of British naval trick il
process OF preparation. the purpose
of which was not quite clear, was
brought to New York by a passen-
ger from Liverpool says the New
York Times.
The passenger told of the fitting
ont OF fifty dummy wnrships at Bel
fast by the British Admiralty under
the direction of Capt. II. J. Had
dock, r. N. r.. formerly the com
mander OF the Olympic. These YES
sells are old steamships of various
tonnage and speed from the for
mer Cunarder Calnpania, with a
speed of nineteen knots, to the
tramp which can not make more
than eight knots with gale OF
wind behind her
The purpose for which they are
intended is beings kept secret, but
one theory is that the Admiralty
purchased them for use in blocking
the Kiel Canal as Lieut.. Hobson
attempted to block the entrance to
the harbor of Santiago, Cuba, by
sinking the Merrimae. in the Span
war. In an interview
with a Times reporter at his hotel
the passenger. who would not per-
nit himself to be quoted, said that
the work was being carried on day
and night at Belfast by workmen
drafted from al parts Of England.
After the Interior fittings of the
ships have been ripped out" the
passenger said, ''the hulls are
strengthened with extra steel beams
and the holds 3filled with cement or
some product OF similar nature to
sink them level with the water.
Then the upper works are painted
/ naval gray and wooden turrets
wooden guns are mounted on their
iecks. Through a friend in the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-01
.PAYCASIl11
and Save Money

,ogrpy pElIFyFS PAYING ~ foV 10
an STAR CASH ,,,rt, uflou \ FEW #ot THE PRICES WE
s' mnIyG FOR CASH.
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INTERI REi\ TINE TABLE.
North Bound.

LOCAL CARS. (makiug all
stopsD pass WaXahachie for Dallas
and all intermediate points 5:4S,
Gas, S;4S and 1888 a. m. and
12:48, PAS, AS. 6:4S, $50 and
1890 p. m.
LIMITED CARS from Waco. aud
all intermediate cities and towns.
(making no country stops) pass
1880, $3.50 and 1870 a. M, 100,
$50, $50 and 40 p III.
BAGGAGE CARS. LIS, 65l and
1O,53 n m
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SAFE IN AUSTIN STORE
+. IS BLOWN BY ROBBERS.

Austin, Texas, Feb. Robbers
blew open the safe in the general
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-02-01
South Bound.

LOCAL CARS, tmaking al.
stops) leave Waxahachie for Waco
6:42 a. IN, Local ears (makrng all
stops} pass Waxahachie for Waco
and all intermediate points 7;52.
9:52 aud 11:52 n M, 1:52, 3:52,
$50. 1o:42 p, NJ Cars arriving
Tsp and 9;52 p. III, and 12;42 a.
M. stop at Waxahachie.
LIMITED CARS from Dallas, run
ming through to Waco, (making no
country stops) pass WiMahachie
S;42 and 1o:42 a. m, 12:42, 2:42,
4 az, 6;i2 and SAP p, M. Car
passing SAP p, N, may make local
stops when necessary south of
Waxahachie.
BAGGAGE CARS: lis, 9:3o
and 9:52 p. m.
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rinlly & nrszos Yal,er s.outhnousA
NJ, X. Il T.-Northbounn.

No. 6 (Flyer) leaves ...G.59 a, m.
No, 10 (Limited) leaves 7:30 p. N.
Suuthi,ound.
No. 8 (Limited) leaves 1850 a. m.
No. ; (Flyer) leaves .,9:14 p. IN.
No 109 leaves. HOSP p. M.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
1ST CHRISTIAN
TO ENTERTAIN
AN EXCELLENT MUSICAL PRO.
GRAM WILL BE RENDERED
SURE NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT.

AT who l.ke 90 DC well entertained
arr cordially Invited 20 be az the
First Christian church. East 0adnden
street and Seventh avenue. Thursday
ulghf. 81 745 sharp Even though
you mas not enjoy classic music you
VIII enjoy this program given IS the
Wee Folks Concert Company
The chorus win be composed u the
best selected singers from public school
80 al These young songsters are
noted Tor their arpt class music and
beautiful Interpretation ~ chilarens
songs rhe program Is very DIVERSE
Ted and interesting one, embracing
songs II the season such as Robert
Louis SteEhenson's "Tao Kite Mem
dsissohn's directing 10 spring and the
March Mlnd"-a breezy tune you win
8nd yourself hummlng on the morrow;
a collection n bird songs. including
The WoodI ecker. hy Nevin. which
viii he given ~ a very unusual and
attractive way. while iris Cradle.
= Waite" and "The Pigeon House"
with their accompanying gestures. win
help these young songstois 90 run tAe
hooking bird a close second There
win ne rollicking SEA songs and Master
Eul FROG viii he there 90 announce
thc arrival 81 spring Then the Co.
ionial Lads and Lassles viii give you
i've demonstration u Just how they
used to conduct themselves
There VIII ~. also. some solo num-
beers, beth vocal and instrumental
Masters Ben Clutter, and Cassius o.
good and Miss Jalls Wilson viii each
te heard In a violin solo; little Miss
Tine Hicks in piano solo, and Miss
Carltoia Pou and Master Robert
Mitchell d vocal solos some OF the
promising young readers wao win Be
heard are Marie Pitts. BERTHA Acossa,
Annie James Gereids wentworth Gun
ninEham Marion Fleming ana Mlss
Media TAYLOR
Bring YouF friends ard come 20 en-
joy this delightful evenings entertain
ment
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msnt ln hey eyes. she gave "a ser an
swor Charlotte Perkins Gllman's
phrases
The province ~ woman.s activity is
the whole range t{ human activities.
She Is q human being, before she Ia 90
woman.
The aims ~ human eudeafor are
human aud Intelligent homes Tor H.
wlere children VIII bc reared hy IN
tellReut mothers. Tho phenomenon -
th.- age IS woman's evolution should
uifl be taught a trade Certainly.
Teach bees some way % earn her living
in case such "a necessity Fhosld arise
And Mrs hazlett practices what she
breaches. for her daughter. wa5 - ln "a
California school In learning pro-
fessloH though the probability s che
viii follow the example of her mother
ana speak Tor the cause For that
is anothsr result - Mra Hazlefts
earnestness on this subject ao near
ser heart Fier husband ana her son
and daughter bAlevrs most frmly ~
the doctrines ahe teaches
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
MANY PLANNING TO
VISIT cnAuTAuouA.

Many are planning b visit the Dee
e1iak Chautauauo or Veterans DAY
ana amoug those Nho wHl de- honor
to the soldiers 81 the south By their
presenca is Mrs. Dan sheppard presi-
dent ~ the q. ID g.
Miss Theora RaVfiH. the gouuK
daughter u ar. and Mrs. William A.
Rawis, who IL sponsor for this brigade
WI he joined 81 Miss EuHenia G. rter
and Mlgs Adelaide garaeld. who are
students at pslmsr college. and who
wil he mnidn-of honur 20 the pretty
Young sponsor These three charming
girls ARE lovely representative IT ths
southern sirlhood. and the members of
Camp ward have been most fortunsts
Ga their choice
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Greatest Event
in niOma1's Life

All human experiences looks back 20
mosasTaou1 a. lie woadeT % wonders.
me patience. the fortitnde. the sublime
faith ouTing tie period a. expectancy are
second only % the mother love bestowed
upon th@ naoat helpless hut most naaryel-
cas crcakion--a batw.
Womcn are culek 70 learn fron each
ether tA0ge helpful n~~reies tat all q
comfort. that conserve tSe.r nervous
energy ard yet are perfectly aafe toguss
and asaoag these they recommend
Mothers friend
1t IL entirely an external application
designed 10 Intricate tie broad. Tat
muscles ard skin that protect the
abdomen. II has been IN favorable use
fa- nearly half century and ia known
60 mothers Ia almost every settled cora
Eaunity ia the United States WHO highly
recommend Il. Nou ell End q on aala
~ drug stores. Mothers Frien !" IL
utterly harmless, coatatAs no aeadenirw
drugs an8 yet SIS influence I'm Ire akin
aad muscles beneath sa aias upon tie
network u nerves beneath the skin Is
very henefcial very soothing and a
wonderful helm. The muscles exuand
naturally and arc not subjected 20 unnee-
FssArF surface strain ard pnan.
Get a bottle % Mothers frsend to-
day az any uruW store ara write 60 ns
for our instructive little book 20 fuother~
xadr~ss RradHeia Rrwaistsr Cas ala
LAMAR pies., Atlanta ca.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
SOCIALISTS ARE.
HERE TO SPEAK
TWO YOUNG MEN HERE AND ARE
DELIVERING ADDRESSES ON
The STREETS.

Paul Nicholson and George Ross.
Who opened the campaign the Social
lists have inaugurated IN PENSACOLA this
week with a street meeting yesterday
afternoon by the postoffls-e. are recent
graduates of the Rand school % So
clal Science IN New York. and are ous
en- their maiden trip explaining the
doctrines Of Socialism. and organising
the Socialist party.
The Rand School Ia an endowed in
stitute In New Fork. which teaches
the philosophy and science OF Social
Ism from the historical standpoint and
l. training hundreds az workers for
the Socialist movement
These young men viii speak this
afternoon and tonight and AIRS. Ida
Crouch -Haxlett will commence her se-
ries OF lectures AZ the same place on
Thursday. speaking afternoons and AZ
night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
MISS MINNIE KEnoE
TO LEGISLATURE.

Miss Minnie Kehoo has been chosen
BY the Pensacola Equal Suffrage
League G. represent that association
AZ Tallahassee Outing the coming
meeting 81 the state legislature Miss
6ehoe - one 81 the rsost brilliant Law
gers sf the state and one of the few
woman lawyers ~ the south Her
tFaining as court reporter before Hhe
took up tie study ~ law made her
familiar with legal Questions and her
training since and her popularity IA
Florida. and especially Ia this section.
VIII make her very valuable as a rep
resentstive before the legislature -
the state where she has attended sew
essi former sessions
AT the meeting Cf ths Pensacola
Equal Suffrage League held 81 the city
ball on Monday evening "a was also
decided Go district the city. accoraine
60 precincts. each ward Go work as au
auxiliary 60 tho parent league, leader
being chosen Ia each 81 these. and
weekly meetings held in each precinct
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
SHIPPING COAL
TO BOCA GRANDE
LARGE CONTRACT rs EXPECTED
TO Sc HANDLED. THROUGH
PORT or PENSACOLA ON BOARD
coasTtNC STEAMER.

Fourteen hundred tons " coal per
month for delivery via the steamer
Dorothy or another veasel e. replace
that steamer. will likely he handled
fhrou8h the port ~ Pensacola. no the
present plans carry a. Ia is expected
they viii
The Corona Coal a iron Company.
~ Birmingham e. TIE firm which WI
furnish the fuel q the Charlotte Har.
Dor end Northern Railroad NJ Boca
0rande. ana many tons are likely g.
10 handled through this port although
there r. chance ~ Mobile getting the
business
b g. stated that the monthly move
meut VIII be more than fourteen hun
dred tons per month Tor the year
around. and that 4 the movement - a.
successful as ID Is nov contemplated
the total win be Increased e. some
extent The shipment as above stated
Is the bare Quantity that Is needed By
the CousiBnce named e - Thought and
there Is q pre- ability of the business
going beyond the expectations now
contemplated.
larger steamer lM e. replace the
Dorothy according % the following
NAtAA #ae AfkNAHN 9 NNM 4a8@ ago va
Tire Item ~ Mobile;
-rhe American steamer Dorothy.
which LEFT here during the raat wees
with cargo - coal destined Tor Buca
Grande. has received q charter 20 take
On an average ~ about Lee tons %
coal a month. either from the port az
Mobile or Pensacola according 20 Cap
tain Charles III hwrence who says
hat the matter * decisions remains
with the Corona Coal and Iron Conn
shl pers
The Charlotte Harbor and Northern
Railroad of Hoca Grande il the con-
sisnee and Ia the belief ~ Captain
Lawrence. many tons - coal STE. -
taken cat 81 Mobile IN enc Dorothy.
Captain EawFence Is well Enowu 10
Mobile, having been former corn
mander 90 the Cuban steamship Nuel-
( lahaio - the MaFk eB-@l ier lime.
T later the American steamship Marie
F ana last year being Ia command az the
F il -fete8 steamer 2 q. Ellison. whlcn
Z was lost ln TIE Mexican Gulf On hef
+ 8rst voyage under the house flag
When the vessel reaches Roca
arande Captain Lawrence wiH leave
Hy rain for New YORK where Be wll
/ ppuchase "a larger steamer for nee Ia
the aulf trade
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A SPRING TONIC.
cid Reliable Aoodsa sarsspariila ls
Pleasant and Effective

a The spring your blood l. impure
~ weak. eruptions appear upon your
Eaes and body. yoa iack vitality,
strenafh and animation. your appetite
IS poor and sou feel aiI tired out
Oet H0of*E Saraaparilia from any
aruwg1st. ft combines just the roots.
8arks. herbs ara other substances that
ynu need
Il purihss ard strengthens fhe blood
makes the Fich red blood chat you
muat have e. feel well. iook well. eat
and sleep well This q confirmed ~
thousands ~ letters from people b all
rarts ~ tie country.
Efood's Snrsapariiin q the aest spring
medicine. bat a. not simply. q spring
medicine r. an ail-the- year~round
giooa purifier and tonic Remember 81
eam stood ths teat % forty wears. BE
sure g. set Hooda. AMI ger Il today
lAavl
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LUNCHEON FoR
on. SHAW

Afra. Rion n. Barnett entertained
most Informally 90 iuncbeon to-day ~
1s80 O'Clock at her home Ia Riverside
IA homer 81 her distinguished h01ae
guest. ~. Anna Howard shaw. preai-
aens q the National Suffrage hFaocia-
lion. notes ere Jacksonville (FIoridal
Times uniou-
Places were iaid FOR eight nt the
beautifully appointed table which had
as = oenterpieco an effective arrange
mnnt Of aogwocd blossoms.
Aarm. EaFnetrS guests on tnAa pleas
snt occasion inciu6ea DR.. shaw. hon
oree Mrs noaelia g. Cooley, president
II ire Florida Equal Franchise League.
~ fhis city; Miss Louise g. Meiga Mrs.
Prank e jennings. Mra Herbert l..
Anderson. Mrs. sara Burton Dial and
bfrs. Richard r MARKS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
CARTONS DISCUSS
LoNGFELLoW

Misa Edith LuHk was hostess 60
rhe CaNtona On Monday afternoon.
NFs Malcolm White lcading In the
discussion ~ Tales q the wayalde Inn
and the poems - childhood. BY Lang
feEow. - wei a. ths biography -
Americas beloved poet
Mrn. G. n Bonaeksr viii he hostess
a. the meeting on next Monday after
nnon. ard M'ss Ealth Lusk win lead
wits s.Evanaelfne~ a. the pesm FOR dis
HsNiom
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FreCkle Face
Nov = the Tins 70 Get Hid 81 These
Ugly spota.

DO you know hoW easy Il IL 20 re-
move those ugly spots so that 70 one
VIII call you freckle- sace9
simply get an ounce of chime. double
strength. from The crystal Pharmacy
or any druEgist and a few applications
should show ycu how easy n t. % rid
yourself Of freckles ana get beausi-
ful complexion. The sun and winds ef
February and March have q strorg ten
dency 60 bring out freckles. and a. 4
result more othine tH sold IN these
months. Be sure Co ask Tor the double
strength othine. as this L. sold under
guarantee ~ money back II Il fails 90
remove the freckies. tAdv,b
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
CREAM FOR CkTARRH
OPENS UP N0STRlLS
Tells How To Gee Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. us Splendid

In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the sir passages 81 your heal
will clear and you can breathe freely
No more hawking, anufiing, blowing
headache. dryness. No struggling foT
breath at night yon cold o. catarrh
viii be- gone.
Get a small bottle Of Ely's Cren|
Balm from your druggist nov. Appl,N
a little Of this fragrant, antinepth
healing cream In your nostFils It Per
etrates through every air passage u n.
head, scothes the inEamed or swolief
mucous membrane and relief comes IN.
stantly.
It's inat hne. Don't stay stnffed.nr
with cold or nasty eataErh--Rsliei
comes - quickly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
ELixABETH'a PRAYER
wRoks TANt&AtJgEn.

The program g - given on Wea~
nesday evening ~ the nesting % tha
Tourist club promises 60 he 3 most
nferestinw enc and several special fea-
ures have been arranged Among
heae sin pc an urEan solo BY Mr.
8Wishs AnaerHon, PensaeoAa's talented
Dung musician and composer. Mr. An
farnan win also mcconapany Mre. Mia
fabnru Benn. Who viii sing Eliza
seth'N Prayer from Tanhannes. and
she wal also give A sketch - Wagner
ana a BRIEF resume - this famous
euera - the composer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
MEETING woMsNg
BELIZE ASSOCIATION.

The Wuman's Cooperative Relief AS
aociation win meet on Thursday morn
Ing ~ eleven o'clock az the home az
Mra. J. =. McGaughey, president ~ the
association. and as election 81 0fiicers
and other important matters viii come
before the meeting. IL l. hoped that ala
nlenrbnrn vii attend
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
GUEST or MRS
ALEX GRANT.

Mrs Charles 0rant q Naples. TeNas.
Is the guest ~ Mrs Alex Grant Ut
AIRS 5. A. Moreno's. 90 West Belmont
street. Sire Grant visited On Panss
cola about q yeaE ago, when she made
many friendships Wsieh shs O. renew
ing most delightfully."-
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CRITICALLY ~ WITH
PNEUMONIA.

Mrs. " y. G. Woodward. who has
been spending the winter with Mrs.
Mcdonald. corner Gregory and Pala-
fox streets. q critically in with pneu-
monia
Mrs. woodward has made many Pen
sacoia friends who vii regret % learn
OF her illness
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
MISS M'iNTYRE EXPECTED
rENT WEEK.

Miss MarEaret Mcintyre. who was
called 20 Nashville. Team ~ the m
usss and death 81 her brother Ia Jaw.
Mr.. r r Wright e expected home
next week. accompanied ~ Mrs.
Wright
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
rgvE HUNDRED cLuB
WILL NOT MEET.

The Five Hundred Club which plays
for the woman'a Home wtn not meet
friday afternoon. The date of the
meeting vii be announced later
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
MEETING HOME AND
SCHOOL LEAGUE.

The Home and sclsoal League OF
Nc 81 yin meet this afternoon 81 a.a0
portanoe. the members are urged 10
attend
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
snAkE6pEARE CLUB
MlTH MSS. REAR.

The Shakespeare club win meet on
Thursday afternoon az four O'Clock AZ
the huino 81 the precedent. Ma. Norris
Bear. Mra. r b. Taylor ieaainw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24
PERSONAL MENTION

hr. J. 7. Hul % Reatsfiiie. Ala
wa0 has been visiting his son. Mr.
y r Hon. was called home last nigh
on the te.s0 train. Ga account n tha
serious illness 81 his brother
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-24

Doctor D'Alemberte has
moved his office to 306-307-
30S American National Bank
Building. Phone lat.