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ElktOn O; Parkside, 2.

Elkton journeyed to Front and I'm
ion streets Saturday and was taken
into camp by Parkside 1t was we'll
played game and closely fought
throughout. Parkside tailed run
in each of the opening innings after
which they could not get away with
Clay's pitching. On the other hand
Elkton was at the mercy of Jones,
Parkside's new twirler.
Jones' main asset in the game prov
ed to be the manner in which he kept
hits scattered. On several occasions
Elkton's ,ead off man got on base, but
Jones pulled himself out. Score:
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BASEBALL
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Saturdays games in the Del-Mar
League resulted in victories for the
leaders so that no change has been
occasioned in the starding of the
cllbs. which is as follows:
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AUGUST
SN0tiCe

In pursuance Of an Act OF Assembly, the un-
dersigned. Treasurer of Cecil County, hereby
gives notice that for the purpose OF receiving the
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State and County Taxes

=, - ,-,,,.,I,. -. -.
:, ','9' Nv VIII ''' III
August and S at Oldham w Davis
Store, CeCiton, First District.
Auu,St and : NJ R,-o, po,,oLau,
Chesapeake City, Second District.
august 10 ana ~, al Henry Hess, Fair
HIN, fourth District
August Is and 10, at Moore's Dr17p
Store, North East Fifth District.
August 70 and II at the Barnes House
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Annual Meeting

The Fortieth Annual Meeting of the Farm
ers' 4 Mechanics Mutual Insurance Associa-
ton of Cecil County, will be held at Zion, in
the Session House of the Presbyterian Church,
on Saturday, July 81, 1915, at o'clock P. M.
new Act of Incorporation will be adopted
at this meeting.
Z. d. CARHART.
"a july-2t' Secretary
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Registered Berkshire Pigs for Sale

TWO HUNDRED HEAD to select FROM
prices from $40 per pair, unrelated, Cholera
inmuned; breeding, Individuality and type
cannot be beaten. Comprising the blood of
Champion Rival Masterpiece, Longfellow.
Premier. Berryton Duke. Trueworth. Columbia,
and Jewell Strains. Also 20 Head of SER
VICE B0ARS from $40 up.
ELKToN FARM. ELKTON, MD.
22may-tf*
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FOR sALE-Burns Top Buggy: good az
new. No use for same Apply to
3iui-tfs GEORGE B. CONREY.
Chesapeake City. Nd.
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FOR Having sold my farm, / will
sell Lumber thereon at bargain, consisting
Of a lot Of 2x4's and 2-ineh plank.
+. II. THOMPSON,
29may-tf% North East, Nd
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IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE

ADRIANcE MOWERS, Iron Age Hay Rakes,
Hay Rope. Forks and Pulleys. Sections,
guards, pitmans, ETC., for Adriance, McCor-
mick. Osbourn, Deering, Plano, Champion,
johnson and Milwaukee Mowers and Binders.
General Line of Farmers Supplies, Harness
and Hardware. Call at
E. II. GALLAHER'S,
Near Cherry Hill, Md.
ljuntfs Phone 220-s1-EIktou.
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Chesapeake City. -; Overlook. 0.

The Overlook team of Wilmington
attempted to play Chesapeake City on
the latter's grounds last Saturday, but
the local boys made monkeys of the
visitors. Finn only allowed Overlook
: hits, while the watermen were ham
imering Show, of Overlook, for IA
hits.
Eikton High School put it all over
a team from MIDI etown at Elkton
Ball Park oil Thursday of last week
by the score Of II to 6.
Elkton H. S. and MiddIetown Jrs.,
again met in debate on the diamond
Wednesday of this week and Elkton
won by score of to 2.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARY
LAND, IN EQUITY-William H. Orem,
Matthew C. Fenton, Leroy Oldham and Alfred
G. Thompson VS.. North East Mining and Mill
ing Company, a corporation.
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IA. Frame Dwelling House

EH
situated on the West side of Bridge street,
in the said Town of Elkton, having 'front.'
age said Bridge street of forty feet and
depth of One Hundred and Sixty Feet; being
that lot of land of which Ann Goldsborough,
late of said Cecil County, aforesaid, died
seized and possessed, and being all that land
which was conveyed unto the said Ann Colds
borough by John S. Rossell and wife, by deed
dated November 16, 1887, and recorded among
the Land Records of Cecil County aforesaid
in Liber j. A. D., No. Is, folio 81, excepting
lot of land conveyed therefrom by the said
Ann Goldsborough to John c. Wilson, by deed
dated October 3, 1894. and recorded as afore-
said in Liber J. T. G., No. 5, folio 534, the
lot herein advertised being lot Nc. on plat
of lands of Adelaide c. Maffitt. recorded, as
aforesaid. in Liber ]. A. D.. No. 10. folio $50.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the pur-
chase money shall be paid in cash on the day
of sale, and the balance within six months
thereafter, said balance to bear interest from
the day of sale until paid. Costs of convey
ance to be paid by the purchaser
CHARLES b. FINLEY, Jr.,
Daniel H. Garrett, auctioneer. Trustee.
10 july-it"
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"a
accounts receivable, including Buildings, ma
chinery, tools, equipment, Office equipment,
supplies, the said machinery being more parti-
euiGny itenized as follows:
One 10 in. by SO in. l.. H. Corliss
Engine complete No. 1880, 1-33
in. Fuller-Lehigh Pulverizer Mill;
l-5lz ft. % TT. West Tube Mill;
LIZ in Is it. Horizontal Return Tub.
Boiler complete with stack--6O TT.
"a ill.,; l ga 3R ) w. Pump; /
"a Az 5 Duplex Piston Pump,
No. 524979, with bronze rods, iron pis-
tons and rubber valves; 2 Ideal" Sift-
ing Machines (No. S2O); l lot shaft
ing, collars, couplings, hangers, pill
.ow books, pulleys, etc; l lot pipes,
valves and fittings fer boiler and en-
CINE; No. Ais GOO H.P.) Cochrane
Feedwater Heater and Purifier, right
hand; l No. IL Fairbanks 500 lb.
Scale; l 2Sx40 loading truck; l 40 in.
20 #. Dryer, complete with stack;
40 IT. "Phila" Standard Water Tower
with balcony and railing, to carry a
5000 gallon tank; in. Cedar Tank
10 #. dia. X 10 #. stave Cd with round
hoops; lot magnesia covering for
pipes, boiler, heater, water tank, ETC.;
tot ~ NoSS anu httiuSS, GLC. D uuSI
collectors, including pipe and fittings;
one "a in. suction fan and blower; /
lot Leather Betting; l lot Canvas
Betting; l lot Elevators, COnveyors,
etc; l small Cyclone No. Crusher.
Said office equipment consists of the
following: Two Revolving Chairs; 2
brentwood Chairs; l Paper Basket; 3
Letter Files; Bundle Paper; / Writ
ing Desk; l Typewriter Desk; two
drawer Cabinet; iron safe. Together
with the stock of tale. silica, sand and
pebbles and mica OH the premises.
Also and particularly all the rights of the
North East Mining and Milling Company to
mine sand as evidenced by two agreements.
the frst dated December Il, 1910, and record
ed among the Land Records of Cecil County
in Liber c. K, No. 6, folio 80 from the Amer
lean Clay Company to Hilton j. Doggett and
subsequently assigned by the latter to the said
company by an assignment dated August 26,
1912. and recorded in Liber C. X. No 6, folio
252 of said Land Records well as the rights
under lease dated January 49, 1915 and re-
corded among the Land Records of said county
in Liber c. X. No. s. folio 594 from Murray
H. Cameron and others to the said Hilton
Doggett and by the latter assigned to the said
corporation by an assignment dated February
u. 1915. and recorded among the Land Rec
orts aforesaid in Liber c. K, No s. folio 597
THE TERMS OF SUCH SALE shall be one
u! tH ASH vle-tlitu III three months and one
third in six months from the day of sale or
all cPsh 81 the option of the purchaser Credit
payments shall bear interest from the day of
sale and shall be secured to the satisfaction
of the receivers. Taxes. insurance and other
expenses upon the property shall be adjusted
to the day of sale. deposit in cash or by
certified check in the sum of Two Thousand
dollars will be required of the bidder at the
time of sale.
MATTHEW c. FENTON,
FREDERICK J. sINGLEY.
GEORGE WINSH1P TAYLOR,
Receivers.
Philip NJ Groves, auctioneer. 17july-5tss
Money! IN Inan
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Assignee's Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of power contained in a certain
mortgage given by T. Morgan Owens and wife
which mortgage bears date of the 18th day of
October 1911, and IS recorded among the Land
Record Books of Cecil county in Liber c. X.
No. s. folio 534, the undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction at the Court House door, in Elkton
Cecil county. Maryland on
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-7 IL Horse Power Gasoline
Engine. In frst-elass condition. viii be sold
Home Mig. hight q Power Co.
II jpiy-tt. EIkton. Nd.
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Money to Loan
600 to loan on mortgages on property in
cecil county. h. KIRK BROWN,
Attorney -at-Law,
octll' ElktHn lid.
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Score by innings.
Elkton ......0 0 0 0 0 900 90
Paskside ....1 l o 0 0 0 0 0 X-2
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FISH FOR SALE

Prime Cut Salt Herring q $3.50 per Dbl.
Prime Cut Salt Herring a s3.25 per Il Dbl.
Prime Cut Salt Herring a. sl.75 per a bbl
Prime Cut Salt Herring q 80 per * Dbl.
H. L. HARVEY, North East, Md.
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Plant & Equipment
For Mining and Milling

and the treatment of sand and micaceous sand
located at North East, IN Cecil County, Mary
land, together with all of its assets, rights
privileges and good will, with the exception OF
accounts receivable. including Buildings, ma
chinery, tools, equipment, Office equipment
supplies, the said machinery being more parti-
culary itenized as follows:
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Tuesday, August 17th, 1875
AT II O'CLOCK A. M.

all that certain tract of land situate on the cor
ner OF Aiken avenue and Broad street, in the
town OF Perryville, Cecil county aforesaid, con-
tanning Acres of Land, more or less
which the said T. Morgan Owens owns and
which was conveyed to the said T. Morgan
owens by the said Howard d. Jackson and wife
by their deed dated the 18th day of October in
the year 1911, and recorded in Liber c. X, No
A. folio PAS. ETC., one of the Land Record Books
OF Cecil county aforesaid. being the same prem
Uses conveyed by the said mortgages.
The improvements consist of three.story
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By virtue of decree of the District Court
Of the United States for the District of Mary
land, in Equity. the undersigned receivers will
sell at pubic auction at the Court House door
at Elkton. Cecil County, Maryland, on
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MATTHEW c. FENTON,
FREDERICK j. SINGLEY,
GEORGE WINSHIp TAyI
Money to Loan

GEORGE WINSHIP TAYLOR,
Receivers.
fhlip M. Groves, auctioneer. 17july-5tss
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29may-tf'
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MONDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1915

AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, as an en;ir-
ETY., all that valuable
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J Acres Of Land

more or less, and is valuable for building lots
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash on the day OF sale and
the balance TO be paid in cash Immediately after
confirmation OF sale, or other satisfactory terms
may be made with the Assignee.
Purchaser to ray cost of conveyancing
HENRY l.. CONSTABLE
JOSEPH +. HOLT Assignee
Auctioneer July y At
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poRcAs SOCIETY ENJOYS
EASTER MEETING.

DoFw "a and the varied C0i0rs q
fraFrari sweet peas lent the charm
81 the sprinRtime 10 the pretty home
n Mrs & : nonacker Yesterday after
noon. when she entertained the meag-
beers - the DorCas Society WITH an
Easter meeting che entire prosram
having the Eastertide as its central
idea
when De r0ll was called each mem
eer resi- ended with q quotation from
the Scripture relative 20 the lrst Eas-
ter. AMI later there were sones and
reeitations. Miss Elizabeth Oerting
playing Mendelssohng spring song
Miss Nell BurroW singing an Easter
SONG and MrH William r. Hreen re-
citlng i beautiful Easter poem.
Several visitors enjoyed the after
noon with the members Who were
Mrs. honacker's guests. and tea and
waters were served durins the after
noon.
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Phone
SO.

tigafion. and the investigations ints
.tAs conduct % state Institutions and
the Internal Improvement Board.
Miss Kehoe goes 20 Tallahassee well
equipped IN every way Tor the worN
that i before her and the Pensacola
@eual Suffrage League Is very proud
Il TIE representation that IL theirs.
and the states, through the ane wo-
men Who are working for the Suffrage
amendment
Within the last three months ten
state legislatives have given sweeping
majority votes 81 both houses for con-
stltutioual amendments extending fun
suffrage 20 women Massaehuaatts
New York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania
Iowa. West Virginia. Tennessee. Ar
kansas. south Dakota and Maine.
Florida women are nsf afraid that
the Florida men viii be behind Ne
men - ether states in r-slRhtndness.
There are many reasons whY Florida
should give the women 81 the state
the ballot but there are two special
business reasons end these are
fifsf-t1 orida b. looking largely a
the west Cor tourists and coloulstr
bat tho class Of these that il desirable
van mot come t1 Florida IN any large
number until the women ~ the state
have The Note-they will noe coae
from suffrage state 20 make their
aoms In non-suHrage state
Agaln-Tbe vicious interests are
leaving the suffrage states and going
into Tire states where komen are not
enfrauchised. and - Florida needs the
outrage Tor self protection
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while other guests we're Lieut. and
Mrs , Kirk. 1isses Mollie and Carrie
Blount Pearl sheppard. Dorothy
Reeves. Miss wyth. Capt John Nc
Bride, Lleutenauts Wlnslow and spill
Ter end Dr Tainter
Mrs Ellis Knowles gave d very pref
ty tea a. her attractive home AZ liar
horyiew FOR her mother. Mrs. James
Burbank Many friends from penaa-
cola we're present. a. we'll a. from
Army and Navy circles. and the after
noon was most enjoyable. DR.. ana
Mrs. J. s Kennedy gave dinner
On Friday FOR Col and Mrs. RldRwav.
Capt and Mrs Hubbard. After din-
ner all enjoyed the moving pictures AZ
the post exchange
one OF the prettiest and most de-
flghtful occasions given "a Fort Bar
rancas for some time vas the buffet
supper hy Col and Mrs. Rldgway for
the newest arrivals. Lieut.. and Mrs
y. p. MagrudeT All the lower fiool
was bright and beautiful with ifs dec
orations 81 spring flowers Invited 10
meet Lieut.. and Mrs. Maeruder. "A
addition 70 the officers and ladies' u
tho post, were the Misses Daisy Hyer.
doliie Blount, Nathalie Berry, Pearl
Sheppard Miss Wyth. Mr.. Knowles
Hyer and Mr.. = r. Reese. Miss Nath-
allie Berry Was the Weekend guest Of
Lieut. and Mrs. W. r. Boyd
The bop on Saturday night was well
attended by naval officers and thaiy
wives Of the Aviation Corpa. subma-
rine Fotllla. L. = \. San Francisco
H. =. s. Prairie. u. 81 g Tonopah
many Pensacoiians and the offlcers
and ladies % the post. tn the re-
ceiNing line were Mrs. Ridgway. Mrs
Bender and Mrs p. J Horton.
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THREE FLORIDA
suFFRAGIsTs.

Under fine pictures OF Mrs Bonnie
Durham Randall. AIRS. r. Floyd Met
caife. and Mrs J. lee kirby smith.
''The state" In itE issue Of April :.
save.
Florida women who want the ballot
represent the intelligent, thinking wo-
men. and they are for woman sus-
rage because they believe that Il vii
improve conditions IN every ways
The FIRST picture shown Is Mrs n
Floyd Metcaife. who Ia the great
granddaughter OF the General Robert
Bullock Of ocala. one ~ Floridas most
honored citixens. She IL member or
the Florida Equal Franchise League
and one Of the most conscientious
members OF the organization. as well
as one OF the most charming. TIE
young man II her son. Master Robert
Metealfe.
Mrs. Bonnie Durham Randall l. the
wife Of Mr.. Jack Randall, manager %
the Leon hotel az Tallahassee For
several years she was society editor
~ The Pensacola Journal, and Il prob
ably one ~ the most popular news
paper women Ia the souta She will.
no doubt be able 20 convince the leg
islative members that the suffrage
amendment should he passed
The third picture is Mrs J Lee Kir-
hy-smith and her daughter. little Miss
Elizabeth. who are especially inter
esting 60 F70ridians. as Dr y Lee
Kirby smith Il the son OF Genefal
kirby-Smith, one Of the two great
men honored by Florida in the Hs@
Of Fame Mrs. Kirby smith IL 4 vefS.
prominent member Of the Florida
Equal Franchise League. and was an
able worker IN Tallahassee during TIE
last session OF the legislature
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MISS KEHoE GOES TO LEGISLATURE.

Miss Minnie Kehoe ieft last night
Tor TellahaEmoe. where sha goes a.
representative 81 the Pensacola Equal
Suffrage League. and also a. q mem
Der Of legislative COMMITTEES 81 FTor-
ida E1ual Suffrage Association. q
work fer the passage ~ en- amendment
to the state constitution. enfranchlsina
the women % Florida.
when seen yesterday afternoon in
the Law ofrcse OF Hurtenbach and Ke-
hoe. ia the Biount building. Miss Ke-
hoe said
Il had net intended leaving for the
legislature until next SUNDAY. bat re-
Ceived 4 wire from DT. sanford. presi-
dent - the Florida Equal Suffrage
Association. asking me 70 Join tbs
sarraEe forces Ia Tallahassee AZ once.
so shall leave on the sac train. Z
cannot say Just how long J shah be
some. a. "a viii depend ON the work
before me. Other members Of the
state legislative committee who are
now In Tallahassee are Dr, Mary SAT-
ford and Miss Caroline Brevard
what was the oocasion ~ your
Hrst visit so Tallahassee. durlng the
legislative proceedings was asked
= went q the legislature 10 cork
Tor q bin creating the of1ce ~ court
reporters Is the state Each judicial
circuit now has ita ofheiai court re-
porter. bet 40 % that time there vas
no such once
since then Miss Keaoe has been
20 the legislature q number 81 times
and nas b wide acquaintance with
Ifiorian politicians which wiil be ~
Invaluable assistance 20 the commit
tee Of which she r. a representative
Shs win carry with her e number -
petitions bearing hundreds n sigma
lures - men and women % tlelr
senator and representative. Hon
John p. Jones. and Bepreseutatiye
Hurtenbach and Anderson.
Miss Kshoe has bad some varied
ard intereEtinr experiences az lewls-
iatlve sessions in Tallahassee. am0mg
the important magters which she aas
reported being tbs Evergia0es luves-
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mother had thraa daughters Coins
Off 20 College and she had II boxes
OF Ammen's Pr4ci1y Heat A Rahy
Powder 70 divide In tsaa manner: 10
the eldwest abe save one half. Inc
younger one third and the youngest
one ninth she was psrplexed az %
the division. a friend saId I havs a
box you can have and then you can
divide tho powder an you desire 80 she
took the ~ cana and lsave according
TO ages. a-s-a boxes after which she
said 10 the friend here 10 your box a.
my daughters have the "a boxes divided
and thay were all satisfied because
rhey were pleased with Ammen's Pow
der. Buy a box at your druggist and
AJAX him 90 explain the problem.
tAdv.D
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INVITED TO ATTEND
PREsBVTERIAL.

A fuil Attendance ~ the ladies 81
lhe church D. urgently requested az
81 sessions ~ the Florida presbyterial
e. meet ln the Lecture Room - the
firsf Presbyterian Caarch. Thursday
and FRIDAY April 5 and az 80 a. m.
and b. ~
4 number ~ delesates and some Wis
ltoTs ere eNpeeted. and Interesting pro-
grana are planned
ur and Mrs q , CappeeRe - f.uha
Africa. Will give addressea Thursday
afternoon and evening The nigbt ser
ices vii be held iu the church
Friday night pr = q Morris. Sec
retary uf Home Missions of the Pres
hyterian Church Will address the
ffrespyt erlai ANY who are Interest
ca are cordislly invited 10 attend these
meetings
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Here IL toast that I want 90 drink 10
q fellow / never know
To the fellow who's Roing % take my
place when It's time Tor me 10 so.
I've wondered what kind uf a chan
he'll be. and I've wished could
take hia hand.
Just 20 whisper. Il wish you well old
man" Ia a way that he'd under
stand
ia like 20 give him the cheering word
THAI I've louged az times 60 hear.
I'd like 70 give Sim the warm hand
clap when never a friend seems
near
i've learned by knowledEe. BY sheer
hard work. and ! wish / could
pass II GA,
TO lie fellow who'll come 20 take ny
place when ! am gone
VIII ae see the sad mistakes I've made
and note al the battles iostg
VIII be ever guess 81 the tears they
caused or the hsartaches which
they cost
VIII he Eaze through the failures and
fruitless tell 20 the underlying
plan
h4s@ A#AtAf& ~ MttaattaFf& va katN ANekA AAAA"&At
and the heart 81 the vanquishpd
man.
dare 60 hope be may pause some day
as he tolls as I have wrought.
And koln SOME strength for his weary
gask from thc battles which !
have fought
But I've enly the task itself 70 leave
with The cares Tor him % face
Then here's % your health. old chap
/ drink ~ q bridegroom 90 his bride
leave en- unfinished task for YOU. bu,
God knows how ! tried
I've DRAINED my dreams as al men a.
bias tster a one came true
And ms prayer to-day Is that all the
dree ms may be realized IS YOU
And well meet SEINE day IN the great
unknown -out in tie realm u
hfare
, GA . know ms ciasp as ] take your
hand end gaze ln your tired fare
Then an ~ aur failures VIII be success
in the hEht 81 neW found dawn
80. ~ drinking Your health old chan
who'll take ms place when I an
gone. louis 81 THAYER
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womAN's JOURNAL ADvERrisEs
PC NsACOLA.

Golfers Weekly has said that moth
irg - a6yertises a town as a woman's
convention. No one can deny thai
PENSACOLA was well advertised through
the state suffrage convention which
Was held Ia this city, and whether for
~ against the franchise. ali must rec
ognize the value Of such advertising.
The Woman's Journal. published rs
BOSTON. Mass. devotes two PAGES
each month 70 suffrage activities IN
the different states, and II its issue
~ saturday, April :, has the follow
lng concerning Pensacola.
The Legislature meets this month
and auffragists viii be az Tallahassee
e. see what action viii be taken re-
garding the enfranchlsement OF wonen.
Miss Mary A. Stafford. president Of the
state Equal Suffrage Association. has
recently organized leagues al Orange
city and TaTpon Springs
Miss Minnie Kehoe OF Pensacola ~
chairman Of the legislative COMMITTEES.
which win be az Tallahassee. Mlss Rs-
hoe is one % the few women lawyer
In the state
Suffrage work has been moving fast
ir Pensacola. Dr. Anna Howard shaw
spoke 70 an audience which filled the
opera House she was given = luncs y
con in tire san Carlos and q tea al
the home of Mrs. Y. r. Mitchell whose
residence is one of the finest in tne
state. Two moving picture plays
have been given by the League and
lring the recent carnival a rest room
WAS established. where hundreds 6t
women and children we're made com
Portable and served with tea without
cost The whole city viii be divided
iEto suffrage districts with each wsrd
holding regular meetings
F9orida suffrsgists have lost ar arvp
friend ia the late Col Frank Il. Mayes
who Was editor and owner % the Pen
sacola Journal His last public utter.
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