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Tuesday.

NJ Parker. No. 2; KING
Il; la Fayette. No S, Royal Arch Chapter;
Mithras Lodge OF Perfection. Evangelist
Chapter. Rose Croix. Scottish Rite; MiZpan
No s; Fidelity. No. 10, Eastern star.
Odd Fellows-Mount Pleasant, No. 20: wash
ington. No. .: Golden Rule, No. Il; Amity'
No q: Fidelity. No. Z. Rebekahs.
knights Of Pythias-Webster. No. I: Excel
sior. No. Il: Capital. No. 2t; Myrtle, No. ..
National Union--State. War and Navy Coun-
Gil. headquarters open.
KNIGHTS OF Columbus-Carrcl Council
Tribe of Ben Hur-Lecture by Gideon J. Pil-
low. old Masonic Temple. under auspices
OF Washington Court, No. !.
study class.
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Caught by Giant Clam,
Fisherman Nearly browns

Los ANGELES. Cal, Dec. 1e.-Bert
Whaling. baseball star, is today rocov-
ering his equilibrium after one OF
the most narrow escapes anybody ever
boasted. Whaling was picking abalones.
which are abnormal animals that stick
to rocks. ECrt didn't use a Crowbar
as customary, but tried to pry his game
of with bare hand.
The prey shut down on him as a
turtle would do, and Whaling was
locked firmly to immOvablc matter.
Friends arrived to release him just as
the rising tide had given him two or
thee nerYc-Tacklng showers.
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RATS IN THE TRENCHES.
Dcyour ProyIstons and Prevent Men
From Getting Enough sleep.

From Champagne. France, comes the
complaint that the trenches are invaded
bv armies Of rate. says The Indianapolis
Ncws. They are everywhere. especial
lv in the night. They devour the pr?-
visions OF the soldiers and prevent the
men from obtaining SufhC lent sleep
There are objections to the Use OF
poisons to Kill the pests. \ preferable
means to get rid OF, then would ne ne
driven out of the trenches.
\ Paris paper makes the following,
recommendations. apparently In all
seriousness: "One means, not At all
costly but efficacious. is that emrloyed
in the navy. 1t is known that rats
swarm on. shipboardi EXnerience tas 5
single toad frightens and drives them
away. II. then. you will put at nr nov
distances. number OF toads in wooden
diately disappear" No directions. how
eT er, are given rs to easy method for
capturing the required number Of toads
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his own oil and to steal that under ada
cent sections. which, theoretically, Is be-
There is, further, the, great danger
that the whole oil field may De
drowned out" This is a consequence
to leaving wells unpumped. After it
is once opened, a well requires to be
pumped steadily, lest. being Shut down.
there follow an intiltration of water
through The wells, that seeps down to
the oil-bcaring strata and Is liable to
the most serious menaces of the pres
ent situation. To guard against this
Tn" courts. IN cases where they have
appointed receivers for disputed prop
the receivers 20 right ahead pumping
in order to prevent their being drowned
cut.
Search for Remedy.
II has been suggested that these fields
! might be allowed to remain idle. and
become an oil reserve for naval use.
But as a matter of fact they do not
produce the kind of oil suitable for
mariti?ne Use. Even II the oil could
ne saved. 1t would not be good naval
fuel.
doesn't need All additional reserve for
naval purposes. II already has over
, 5000 dCres of OIL bearing land in 2
naval oil reserve; that is, =. bigger oil
ings under consideration. This naval
reserve has hardly been scratched as
yet. hy way OF development.
To meet the necessities of the whole
unfortunate situation, tho oil and re-
lated interests have organized the OH
Irdustrv' Association of California. 1t
has now ;00OO members. and is cxuecIed
shortly TO expand this to 10000. Its Dur
pose is to place all the facts before
Congress. praying for remedial leg sla-
tiCn. Heretofore conflicting plans have
been proposed, and there has been nc
themselves as to the proper remedial
| measures.
Relief for Operators.
During tive recess of Congress many
men OF importance in Legislative matters
visited this field studied the conditions
and almost without exception bccam;
convinced that justice and common
sense are both on the side of the opera
tors who seek relief. There will! be q
determined effort to devise a legisla,
tive measure liberal enough to provide
the relief and yet rigorous enough IL
protecting whatever rights the Govern
ment may possess. TO have chance L
pass Congress. The general belief nov
| is that a proper measure would be Il
| give the oil men their developed land
> just as they stood when the Taft with
drawal order was issued IN September
1909 precisely as. prior to that time
claims taken under the placer laws wcr'
A,WaYs patented. The Withdrawal orde
, has served whatever useful pLrOus
: could ever be eXepCted Of IL, Hnd 1t
nut more hardship. the disorganizati tion o
the industry, ard the injury of genera
! business all through the Pacific coas
! country.
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Frail widow and two children. Mother
has arrested case of tuberculosis and
Is unable to attend to more than her
household duties. Amount needed $3.50
Previously acknowledged. $500
II. y. Observation-Disclosures. 800
j. G. &. Through The Times).. 100
+. w. Y. Through The Times).. 20
lOlal .........,........ $40
Amount still needed S22J 75
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Wednesday.

Masonic-School Of Instruction; Naomi, No. }:
Brookland. No. II, Eastern Star.
odd FeIloWs-Federsl City. No. 20; Eastern,
No = Harmony, No. ..
KING hts OF Pythiss-Mount Vernon. No, b;
Iermoine. No. II: Union. No, -; Columbia,
No. q; Friendship Temple, No. .. Pyihtsn
Sisters
Royal Arcanum-District Council, progress
sive euChre party.
Socialist party-Italian branch.
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Concert Today
Orchestral Concert by the U. g.
Soldiers Home Band. at
Stanley Hall at 6:45
o'clock.
JOHN S. NJ. ZINMERMASS.

JOHN S. NJ. ZINMERMASE.
Director
Grand March. The Kings Guards"
Leonard
Overture. "Fingars Cave"
Mendelssohn
Menuetto. from the Sonata
Op. ~. No. 2,............. Beethoven
Selection. Watch Your Step. Berlin
Intermezzo. "Astarte" Mildenberg
Raa Characteristic. That Geor-
gia Grind" d",...................Da Dabney
Waltz Suite. Wiener Burger"
Zichrcr
Finale. ITS Tulip Time in Hol-
land van NIStNne
THE Stsr-SpanGled Banner"
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Friday.

Odd Fellows-Central. No. l. Metropolis, No.
l6: Phoenix. No. co. Martha washington
No 2. Rebekahs.
knights OF Pythias-Rathbone Temple NO. j.
Pythian Sisters r-.,,
National Union-East washington Souheii'
Mckinley Council.
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Thursday.

Masonic-The New Jerusalem, No. ;; Hiram.
No 10 Royal Arch Chapter: William f.
Hunt, No. lS, Eastern Star.
Odd Fcllows-Exceisior. No. Ia Covenant. NO
| Il; Salem. No. n: Columbia, No. TO-
! knights of Pythias-Harmony, No. q.
| Knights OF Coiumbus-Keane Council.
| National Union-Bancroft Council. Dahisrer
Council.
/ Socialist partly. p. S. l., business meet
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OPPORTUNITY NO. IL.

Widow with four children under four
teen. Another case where mother. after
long struggle, has been overtaken by
the white plague. Amount needed $50.
Previously acknowledged. ....... $500
II. d. J........................ 500
J. G.. c. Through The Times).. 100
+. w. Y. Through The Times).. %
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A deserted wife and four small chi,
dren. Alone this deserted wife failed
to earn enough money TO proVide a
home for her four beautiful children.
Amount needed 1864.
previously acknowledged. ........ $500
II. D. J....................... 90
J. G.. c, (through The Times).. 100
f. w. Y. Through The Times).. 20
Q. q. Q.....................,.. ~"
Total 25.25
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Widow and three children. Discour-
OF tuberculosis, with which children had
been infected. now improved in health
and trying to maintain home. Amount
needed S3l2.
Previously acknowledged. .........S2 S2l.5O
II. -. d o.U'
j. G. &. Through The Timesl.. 100
+. w. Y. Through The Times,.. .25
lotaI .............. '.'...'..:.''. E','o
Amount still needed. SS4 %.
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inOuNI sui TVtHcH, *'of''O'
OPPORTUNITY NO. Z.

Blind father and four children. Ono
girl after a years course at free Noca-
tional school will be able to help support
her blind father and little sisters. sl56 a
year iS needed.
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Deserted wife and four children. Two
children were in institution, but mother
now is cndeavoring to kcer all at home.
Amount needed, 500.
Previously Acknowledged s23O
ID. ID. J.................' '...''''..'' p'W
j. c. c. Through The TimcsJ.. l.W
E. w. Y. Through The Times).. %
lnd SOll IL
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ioNdl .'''''' - . - : : . 3 . -
Amount still needed, S33S.75.
OPPORTUNITY NO. 5,
SUI IIVVUVU' SO'-''''
OPPORTUNITY NO. 6.

Widow with FIVE children. Friends,
church, and the Associated Charities
have kept this home together until now
Amount needed. s4l6.
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Blind mother. partially blind father.
six children, all under fourteen. A Against
great odds mother and father, despite
their physical handicap, arc trying to
keen home together. Amount needed,
500
Previously acknowledged ......... $500
II. u. ...:..:::;...........;. 9'W
j. G. c. Through The Times).. 100
-. -. .....................' l."
n,
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Saturday.

Saturday.
Masonic Christmas Observance in all COM
manderies Of knights Templar
Odd Fellows-Driil and social. Pstrarchs
Militant.
Socialist PaTty-Social and supper.
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OPPORTUNITY NO. IL.

IOldl ....'''..'.'. go. 80. :
Amount still needed. S2S4. .25.
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OPPORTUNITY NO. 2.

lOtal .....,,..'''. .'..''...
Amount still needed. s477.35.
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FOURTEEN KIM AS
OPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITY NO. 1.

Blind grandmother. mother with three
children under twelve years. t1usnand
in penitenitary. Amount needed, $50
L.. .I--..u ILL.,. LII
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OPPORTUNITY NO. 3.

IOtal .......'... '..'''''
Amount still needed. $230.T5.
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OPPORTUNITY NO. 4.

Total ...................
Amount still needed, S219.i0.
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T.. w. Y. Ctbrough The Times).. 2;
OPPORTUNITY NO. 8.

IOtal .........,....,.... II
Amount still needed, Sl3G.75.
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OPPORTUNITY NO. 9.
OPPORTUNITY NO. 10.

Amount still needed. s239. 25.
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OPPORTUNITY NO. 13.

Ot5l ......'.....'.'.. .....'.'
Amount still needed. $iI4.1o.
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at least they can learn something OF
/ the technique of the art in that time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Tha foIlowtnm shares ~
stock af shares Barcelona - Wharf
Co. 2 shares Ferry Pass Inspectors =
ai'peFH Assn, also go residence lots tu
itaAelhurst one lot and twoastory dwell
Ing or HaVou chico. IS .snh acres pine
.anes santa Rnea county TOO shares ~
stock On the Interstate Casualty Com
1anFa ore lct In the Town - AHaaiusias
Ala-8mas and q number o. lots in the
Ne CITY TMrt and East Pensacola 3
residence lots IN MONTGOMERY. Ala. t11.-
Hea % bonds Of penaneaHt Suburban r. n
5000 e. r a. A. r. ri. Co bonds.
4. Shares - preferred stock q g. A.
Eh8reH uf common stock g r A A.
lf9 lots III Highland Park E1M acres
land West % Country club. and South
or the hard road - s-to acres ~ land
-Aeing Brent road SIR acres - land in
oakheld Survey adjoining the Campbell
homestead ~ H. Milton receiver Flrfa
NaVonal Bank n west lutHHdencia
street. Pensacola. Fla 1wav
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Fire Insurance.

ne p most Important that you 81 over
NaHr IRE insurance policies once eaeh
Hear and see that you VIII he iaiif
protected lr event of lose
our fanrnsantafiVea viii be pleased &c
can uuan vUu ar any time ara lena
sos every assistance On Eufh HattefH.
we REPRESENT the Liverpool 8 Lonaen
q Globe. Continental. hettonal. ,fIief's !,
Hanover N1aNaFH. @settHts-t Mtoh
National ard number q otatt ~
ffre srsr.sarfes which guarantee satiHr
factory ana prompt settlement 90 claims.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

AnnnnsAls MAILED

wROpOBALB WANTED.
Sealed proposals vii be received ~ the
Board 81 Commissioners Of the city 81
Pensacola. F1a.. up 20 non ~ the Zsth,
aav ~ June. 1918. FOR the construction ot
d building an the Pumping Station Of
the Water Department.
Full information, including plans. speci-
fcationH and blank forms Of proposal.
contract and bond may be obtained from
the city Engineer. Room 203 city Hal
Tire right So reserved 70 reject any or
all bids.
THos. IT JOHNSON,
Commissioner Public Works.
l. EARLE THORNTON.
City Engineer.
e7sA iune2o- e. IS. 80. Fl.
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SETTLERS WAITED in tha Roberts
community. Creamery and canning
plant 70 take VouF prefure. GnoH land
AZ reasonable prizes write Us for fun
Information. TIE Roberts Farmers
Association Geo = Noorkesa President
Roberto wfn Iofab
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ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTISAN wEL.rs-wIn puf IN weHr
Go 10 inches diameter any Hepth.
thd guarantee water. write fHr fuN In
.er'aation. Gray Artssian Well Co. Cot
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LOST AND FOUND.

L0ET@On Thursday June III between
Barrameaa avenue aud Garden street.
ard Muilera store on afh avenue. Top a.
baby carraEe. EtnGer please phone ia8f
&Hf9uH5fs
NOST=-pIrk cameo frnarh with sofa
frame probably on Merth BaNleu
street. Liberal reward Ger return to t8
West strong street Islauosts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

ALNE PIANO can ~ male tgke res iE
tone. touch ana looks ~ our three -.
GER piano builders ard casa ftntnheFs
A0W nrieNHs and wou car ray ~ fha
week The CinttaF Music Huu&a. itnos
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wANTED-To BUY.

WANTWp=Ona second hand Ford road
ster body in good condition. Address
CSC. care Journal 1gfuna
WANTED=TO buy q tWuau passenger
HuruuhHe uust he cheap. Address
box less. Pensacola Fln fuueIatf
WANTED=SH Fhtiy used Underwood or
Remington Typewriter Care City
TRANSFER CO. T. A s. PASSENGER
DEPOT. PHONE 900. a0mHe
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POSITION WANTED.

WANTED position a. bookkaebar n
$780, 1sfune1ws
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WRITE pHoTOpI.ATs. $50 paia Xxx
perience. literary ability 81 eofresnou-
dence course unnecessary. uetaila free.
ST. Louis I8suna
LADIES SIS weekly easy. simple work
ne canvAssinE. EvFninEH 80 home faa-
rlnating. everything furnished rs ex-
werieneo. Don't worry about eaultal.
Boyd G., Brown, uant b. kk. Omaha
Nebr. t1yune
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Automobile Insurance.

rhfa policy protects SOU from alreet
lose or DAMAGE from are, afisMk Ll.A
any cause whatever intending enH.osl0.a,
esif -iurffian. ana HehtniuE. Moderate
rates
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LEMEs-st O. per hundred In rlfY, az
Sass per hundred bv parcel pest. J.
as Carter. p. %. Boa s2t. Pensacola.
1uae1TtoHeB8o
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

ENceistor Enchmpmeug No. T. meets
every second ana fourth &@nmma6aN ~
each month AZ D. m. n nnnord Han
corner Eayisn ans Belmont atrssts
Visiting FatFl4rrha are invited % At.
W " EyERHARn.
rFIAs FRETnRFCFaES G. p
N~Ffhs
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The Journals Want ad
Way" will ger you results.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS Experience not nee
easary $40 e. SEQ weekly family
necessity demand 5n both city ard
country Cali aaE North na3fa street
Pensacola FIa. 1efannefs
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statesmen WANTED.


sAEEsAAN-Ror EeFsrat mercantile
trade in Florida % cen new pruposl-
110n of merft Vacancy now Attfae
tive commission contracts. s35 weekly
foF expenses Miles n Skier Co Whole-
sale jewelers.. st-3t Carlin Bldg. Clexe-
land. ohio. ial1he
Statesmen YOU could oner 3 buai-
ness man high grade pencils with BIS
"a imprinted in gold % quantities &c
small a. q single gruaa. CHEAPER than e
Buys his ordinary pencils. 50 be ucold
use them himself Or as en- aoveft,si q
novelty as desired wouldn't YOU think
you had 5 real i've rroposition7 Easy
sales him commission write today.
Fedarai Pencil CO., 500 Broadway. New
YORK city. 2oiuns
SALESMAN Capable speciality man for
Florida. Staple line on Rew and eK-
caufiraaH terms Vacancy nov. Attrhc-
tive commission coututct- SIS weekly
Tor e&pensea. Miles y hialef CO. $50
car.in BIDS Cleveland. @. z9iuneit'
sALEsAfEN-Tbe easy selling side line
ia our foc and ISc hosiery, sold direct
% retail dealers az low prices and Ell
freight paid fioodone Hosiery Miiis.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
WANT Ed taoaraerns WI MAKE hReGAAA
ratea % clubs q i've. Apply SO North
FURNISHED ROOMS &C. man and wife
! have 8 good proposition thnt e sure
Furnished t9ssi'i soSs 9s Il soaI6 t opT =
lstunost'
NICELY FuRN SHED room. modern
couveniencea. splendid location. SIS =.
i.slaiaa stfeet. lallI.e
FOR RENTAL airy suiz o. rooms com
pietely furnished for housekeeping. e
W oreEory street elane
FoR RENT-Furnished room. tess than
two blocks from pahfox. on Chase
street southern exposure, well lighted,
airy Use q bath and phone, lia West
FOR RENT-Larpe front room. North
Hill Phone and bath. Gentlemen
only. Box ias7. or phone SEE aaian
F0R RENT-one furnished nom. for
gentleman. apply fzs West GreFory
Nen7 iHao. as
ron RENT-A modern hsuse On bay
shore close 20 Country club. Inquire
Fisher Real Estate Assnss is'An
FOR BENT=A suite a. rooms furnished
fog light housekeeping; also single
rooms. Jos West Gregory street lsiune
e0R RENT- Ninreiy furnished rooms ~
liSht house keeutngs gas ranges hath
I water. from 81 per week 40. 2oI North
Gulllewarde street g0iuueTts
FURNISHED Apartment kitchen. sleep
ing room. private gallery bath. Three
4 blocks from San Cafloa. Price SO 50 per
/ month. Telephone a5a - y. Reus.
1 @Na@A&N
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EDUCATIONAL.

SUMNER sCHoOT1-At No school be
Sin July Terms g. % per month
Aiss Wayne Fireman. Phone 1879
a0tgne7ts
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"Million Article George,,

Z buy and exchange and sell anything
secondhand. Stoves. wagons, locks, ele-
Vatorss pumps piping. desks. bottles.
barrels. feed bags. preserve Jars chairs
harness, show cases. See boxes. scales.
counters tyuewriter8 coffee uruH. in
fact. n there D. anything you need
have r. Address us South TarraKona
street Pensacola. Pa tmay
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE foot launch. Or wiil trade
for an automobile fn good condition.
Cali on ~ E. Van Auadai 2aa South
palafuH street. 1Siune7fH
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FOB hAAEs-One good pair mules one
horse and three delivery wagons. ali
Auto Co, 10 South pavgen street 81
phone 1914 FuwaStf
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FOR sALE--one large hay horse Best
delivery horse Co. the city $3.50 takes
him. go West Government. ffutsa
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FOR EAI.E-ssv1a' dYurrat frr, ras
mattress. SPRINGS and REL fffrnfahirra
complete. High quality goods used six
months. one HALE" top buggy ana net
harness ~ CITY TRANSFER Co. pHON d
t"'s Isfune
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

FOR sALE-Reautfful hona or East
hiAt corner l0t t05vIs7ls feet. highly
Improved fruit ana pecan. house. ave
Tooinas nnl closets. storage and bath
l9.ahf 'front.' gallery and rear porch.
dining room uEinW roow ana haH pan-
FEC. 81 nicely finished EarRaln. Terms.
NARY Van Ausaal. 1904 W-ieview avenue.
luneIetduly1n
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-rwo good mich cows
ehe@p. square Deal Auto Co. 100
South Baylen street fsiune
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FOR sALE-tls0 Moaier Spit Fire
spark Plugs, sc. while they last.
Everything a. cut rates Flash MKhts,
CSC. Everybody. The House az III 900
AFucles 3funeim
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

Hickory camp 10 y vvoodrasn ~ N.
World meets second and fourth wpFnna-
Eag nights az Tz0 2. m woodmes Han
corner naylsn ard Romano
c. .. cRooKR clsfk
q e.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

psnaacoia Loaus, No. =. .. o. o. p
penRaroia Lodge 40 Z T. - .. p
u.nttg ever Thursday ~ $50 p ~ n
NamnFd Tfaii. corner Ravien and Belmont
street Visitors cordially invited OPP
proving 81 bylaws
JOHN CERKENR.
.. Lamhreeht. NJ o
Secretary
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live OAK camp "a. j. woadnnsa ~ ire
World meets Nrgt and third TUESDAY
nlRhta for general business ana neeons
ana fourth Tuesday nights for degree
work Woodman Hall
W. a. WHITE
g. VILI.Ah CLERK
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

sAKEsAlAN Nor ser srat n1ercantile
trade in FLORIDA . aet 4 new pruposi-
tE0n 81 wnrft Vacancy nov AttrAe
tive commission contracts 8aa weekly
fnf sxpenera Miles n Skier CO. whole
sale Jewellers. sts3t Carlln Bldg. Cleve-
Iara ONO fsiune
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TRANSFER, STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO. Thor 3
dhoreon, PrUprietoF. Hulicifs an Ninas
% muNlna and hauling. Furniture uackwa
Ter shipment Furmfture stored Once
phone S4a Depot phone Fo4 gwmal
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SECRET SOCIETIES

x. o. L.s NO. f6ss.
Knights n Labor Assembly No. 1855
meets the first Monday night n each
month M the W. O. " Han. corner ~
Romano and Bayisn streeta aa Use
O'Clock.
"a SIMPSON
JOSEPH FTrnR0, Master workman
Recording Secretary. fmo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-20

V a GOVERNMENT wants clerks rNen.
a. nontfene now ahtainabia free. Write
Immediately Franklin Institute. Dent
Es E R0ehnafer. rs. 81. s8unetm
The interior journal., 1915-08-10
Platform Convention to be QIet One

The Democratic state platform
convention, which probably will be
called this month, promises ~ be n
quiet party affair. with no factional
friction, especially over the liqslor
question, says a Frankfort dispatch.
IL was ascertained authoritatively,
though no one would assume the re-
sponsibility to speak for anysne
other than himself that the McChes-
ney organization will make no fight
for plank favering submission Of
"a Statewide amendment, and so far
as could be learned there is no other
qSestion dividing the parts. Th9 con-
vention, II is expected, will be de-
voted TO consideration of how the
party and the ticket can put the best
foo forwaEd in the november elec-
tion cangaign. 1t seems TO be tacitly
agreed among politicians of both
sides that the primary settled the liq-
uor question so far as the Democrat
ic party p concerned this year, and
Mr.. Stanley will be untrammeled in
the matter Of commit,-ng the party
on such subjects as he considers of
paramount importancr in the cam
paign.
The interior journal., 1915-08-10
May Be "ohurehed."

The "wet" and "dry" fight held
recently in Boyd county at which
the "wets" won decisively, Is still
causing some stir in Catlettsburg
and nsmber Of prominent officials
~ the Presbyterian church there are
said to have received letters from
the pastor, Rev. X. l.. Kinnard, stat
ing that as a result of the part they
took in the local option fight he
would at an early date prefer charg-
es with the church session and would
expect them to make full apology 10
the chulch for their actions and
promise TO refrain from similar ac-
hons in the future, saying that this
must be done by Sunday, August 8,
and II they failed to so there would
be grounds fer putting them out Of
the church. IL is understood they win
not comply with the request, but al
low the matter to go before the
church. Following the "wet" and
dry election a number Of names
of promineS members of the Baptist
church at Ctlettsbsrg have been TAX
en from the roll and the Rev. Mr..
Gatlin has resigned, but his resig-
nation has not been accepted.