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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-11-26
When Group Comes
Treat Externally

Inc old method of dosing delicate little
stomaehs with nauseous drugs is wrong
and harmful. Try the external treatment
-vick's "Vsp-O-Rub" Salve. just rub q
Little over the throat and chest. The va
por., released by the body heat, loosen the
choking phlegm and ease tina difaeult
breathing. A bedtime application insurss
sound sleep. Q6c. 6Da. or N m
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-11-26

How to get the You get Of these beautiful ni-
beautiful, double s double heart rings with any letter
Heart Ring, you wish for the Christmas certificate.
s. No. S together with signature and IL cents
in stamps coin. This premium is not
shown in catalog, but is special Christmas Offer Its
value is remarkable Absolutely real gold6ed ring tnot
washed elecropaed guaranteed to give excellent wear
If not, it will be cheerfuy exchanged without question.
Offered in sizes from to TO- Be give the ring size
and initial desired (ony letter each rng For
size directions given the list enclosed with Arbuckle
Coffee.
How the Or you get the exquisite bar PIN shown
Wave Spring Roll above the Christmas certificate and
ed Gold Plate Bar signature and 10 cents stamps con
Pin, s. No. 1t is fine quality of rolled gold plate, and
will outlast all Others No other pin has
these important features. Hngeles flexible joint giving
for fabric Pin tongue Is always in tension The stiff
spring makes this soderess pin non-losabe No hinge
loosen break Flexible bridge holds pin in correct position
1. makes a gift every woman would appreciate.
How to get the Or you get this beautiful god-fled
Adjustable, Gold bracelet in lovely flower design An
Filled Bracelet adjustable slide permits you to make Lis
S. No. bracelet oval round, that It Is Just
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-16

Keen a duck uul so avoid mosquitoes
n the lesson u some experiments con
Quoted by tho Pennsylvania commits
siancr of health. Mosquitoes breed M
staruaut or quiet water and the duct
WIN prgCd.y golh.c The mosquito pu'
rae anil hryur Tor breeding grounds
some kinds of mosquitoes prefer the
stuuHut wltDr iH o cllgBcd caves
trough or O. tlu can ln the back yard,
asa OF course the duck cannot bc cx'
pcctcd 90 attend 20 that breed. The
duck. however VIII attend 90 an the
baby mosquitoes that appear IN any
pool OF water near the house, which
otherwise would make themselves q
nuisance round the house The expert
ments consisted OF building two pools
one for ducks ana one FOR Ash-nnd
hndlug out in which pond the mos
qultocs would breed, Goldfish did not
seem 10 Interfere with the mosquito
households at an IN their pond. hut
twenty mallard ducks kept their pool
free. Later. ten OF the ducks were
placed IN the nsh pond. aud they
cleaned up the swarms Of pupae ana
larvae m a few hours. Other expert
menters have found that some kinds OF
flsh viii eat the baby mosquitoes SO
that fish have been recommended us
protection, but this test gives complete
assurance that the mallard duck will
DO the work. Saturday Evening Post
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-16
QUARANTINE CATTLE
MOSTLY IN DEMAND
SHEEP HruNG HIGHEST PRICE
~ HISTORY.
Heavy Nati,c Cattle Reach Eight
Twenty live. HUH Sell at seven
1wcnN-ti,c to Hight DollarS--
Hogs selling rcn Gents Higher.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 9. There
has been In advance ct ten e. twenty
cents 90 cattle prices this week. aud
the trade has moro satisfactory tone.
buyers unHw more interest. aud uicu.
men nru able Co excite maximum
competition uu au kinds OF cattle.
ilorotofor. thc indifference uf buyers
has boon genuine enough 60 mako
them immune from arts of Hicrmcn
Co force higher bids on certain eta aerH.
heavy tt,ors especially Heavy native
steers NOW reach 8Ne5 with care. 10
quality Do present and bulk OF Htcsra
sell az t125 Co $500. Cowa aud
butcher cattle have taken minimum
advance thir week, ana veal calves
are lower tops az $1,000. Western
stccu and guarantees got the full
advance. being In light supply and of
a class most wanted by killers West
ern Ftcrrt are now quotahlc at t7.3b
10 fs.i6. and fed guarantees $3.50 10
fTG5. stOCkerH and feeders remain
firm, most Of the steers selling az 1900
TO tI.75 In both the stockor and feeder
classes 10 has been apparent for
some time that something must hap
pen TO more properly appor,ion values
of fat steers and OF stockcra and feed
ers. and this II now being done In the
manner most pleading 10 cattle own
orH. namely. by the lat steers drawing
away from the htockerH and feeders
In the price per pound.
Hogs have found good outlet thia
week. the moderate receipts finding
anxious bidders In the whole field OF
buyer Receipts today are 1000 head.
making total OF $4,000 Tor the week
Sales are ten cents higher today top
$500. bulk OF sales $3.50 to 500.
Activity Of order buyers has brought
competition from packers 10 "a keen
edge. ana the narrow range OF the
nler today shows that all buyers are
equally IN need Of hogs. Heavy hogs
are nearer the top than usual az this
reason, and pigs also bring top fig
urcf Local prices are five 90 fifteen
cents above other river markets. and
close O. Chicago. because of the strong
demand here.
sheep and lambs are closing tho
week nt the highest point ever reached,
90 a. 90 cents above week ago.
Lambs glld az tlO.5O today. aud owes
brought $50 yesterday. feeding
lambs $500 Good quality fed stock
viii hr scarce and firm Tor some
weeks yet Some low grade Texas
stuff sold at gt.N5 60 $3.50 today. but
good clipped Texas w.thcrH are worth
around f525.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-16

IN That Book He Learned That the
Buffers "Hsngoyt" Was Riodon't
Saloon.
or more secret passages. but | couldn't
nnd any. let's set back TO town with
the stun We can come back her,
later"
When they did get back they en-
counicrcd many thrilling things, n,
surprising as they were thrilling ~
dora and John had gone out Tor n spin
and the machine had broken down
near the Dlalsdcll place Bruce. who
had Witnessed the accident, made ~
for the occasion and offered the hos
pitallty Of his home This courtesy
was readily accepted. with the result
That the two young people found thom
selves prisoners Zndora was tied e
n chair Ia the library. while Storm
was dragged down Into the cellar
Bruce was IN high feather lie had
not only the rubles. but the grl thcy
had been after ever sincc she sol
away from Dr. Mann's private Insane
asylum But eggs have to be Matched
before you can count your chickens
Hunt aud Baird returned nc once aft
or they had given tho bag OF jewels e
Mrs. Copeland. They found Zudora
TO their nmnzement. struggling IN The
Morris chair.
"Thc ruby corouet Is behind those
autlers." she cried. "They took John
downstairs. Go 10 him quicklyr
So all the Iewcls-and perhaps the
most precious. Zudora-woro returned
But Hunt was distinctly dissatisfied
with the adventure Tho crooks hat
slipped through bis fingers.
fro nE CONTINUED
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-16
one OF them. Later he voud uso ,t.
likeness rs a disguise.
DlIrd cnmn Nm lron.I.-

one OF them. Later he womb pso all
likeness as disguise.
balrd came In hrccz.ly
lhey We Put me ou tbe Cau.rrr1
iv"Neis'. he announced. "Wf.t r.
vow tninA about itt'
snes thc hui'cr is f.rI.e."
~ J. Gun lahI Cd 5000. 0. r... ...-.
,n! ii.''' o.d pay .H..rH r. ..t +.
'oo"
lou i' @ Queer D.u'. H..f r....
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Auy rows on Oh. 0'h.. '..#...s'
'.'- oe ''' llt ..Hl Hui .u
-. ~ f" Ivy W siei ions, 0H. lm ro.
,r,ni' ~, ,,'l you M"'t tapy are
o,ba. -. ~, 't '"e '"I'Hud1 The
80 ,t ,''s''' '",ie might have been
1,bo " 49, . .ou.u nave placed
,ta,,o,, - 80 'l' Lazy ahl gen.
49, ~ ~ '''' N''
aCo,a,.,,.,
"so,,6 ,ho., ,.. 49,.
"I,vo n, ,do, n,.. - ',U,,' smiling
,how horo ~, ,. ',''' ,,Vim sent
"An 80, f" 49,, w Iny tl'"ins'
rnn nSsh.. ~ NV, ~ n'ilu'
hon, on,a,,,,.,. - '"c l''' resulted In
o. 49, - '.'s ~, ,.''N ne went UP
Tho GROUND ,,ar.n.,.,. '"u :, "'n1 over
,ho rat1 ,,r,.....'.. 49,, ~ PuNLel
ncrscc, a. a., , w. wv, -, s'' vas 'et'c.
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r,rcsri n,,t-a ~ ~. ''''' .'' ''c '1oA
h.fgb, and c,,,r ,r,. ,''',,'' '',.' n'r
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beri,cr'r ,o,i..ti~ .., $500, ..l ~,
pp.,,ir. O., 800. d.. ,., li..'. -
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uvc had Noon f,si.t
povnslairs C,pt.ip ii.J.iiq, ,r,.r..5
the bar. sat down by , ,yiud,v, r,5
ordered DRINK. prpt.n1ire d, a, IN
tcrcalcd in tbaf nominee r,r,r
sooner or lntar "a, ,yr,.t.1 T., o.,
counter Mr. Hook. Tho ,ep,ai, had +,
good deal OK pati,nrc when parr..iiy
required A..
Now. op, tbly, D,,,.,ly, linn, 5,l
aud mud ii,t vas tfo.i,. own ,1',,,r.
npdum loot tp tbst i,,i. a, is.rr.1
that ~, Lu,I,rs "b,,,,Y," vss
piod,,'. s,i,,, q, p.,,.,, ,y.,,,
pro,v g,ot,b. s,,,, ,l,,., no, n,5
cllo, r,,d bis pcv..r,r,r ,,1 tf,,i.
olr,ct With an, w,id nrs,a,rI Il,n,
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-16

B.,lsr Went Directly 10 the Safe
IN tho Wall.
4 h on % g.0lou's saloon 10 hide
sur Wen have 90 split the
i ,hnc Way hut wen puil down
n ~ Sg1o0o. ur ! don't know our
iaioTe."
4 uuy. 600 follow Just o. soon ~
Ishlo. Nuv. 10 make II look real
McIlkc. i'll drop ont OF the win
hsse. I've O pair OF the masters
%, and ihnt'll bunk tho bulls
ne can mako q safe getaway"
dmpred. almost Into the hands
J. two men watching him. But he
TOO agile end quick Tor them. lie
"a IKE a dcer They gave chase
pay enough. rather certain that
bin Radcliffe would miss his haul
~ al hot catch this shrcwd but
lIg0l. by dodglna and doubling.
eded IN elndlng them. lie had
nd 10 hide tho Jewels and return
olher night Tor them. lie wasn't
~ 10 have them fall into the
q absolute strangers. That they
IN the same deal ~ himself he
% doubts.
dnw out his handkerchief 10
innhd the receptacle. and Ia do
- TIE memorandum book aud n
iell nom hls pocket. Mr.. Hook
hoi wholly fortunate IN his nd
" this night As he scaled the
thd dropped down the other side
he dropped Into nruco's arms.
had heard the trampllng Of feet
n ready In the struggle the
feIl to thc ground. With n
JERK Hook managed TO free
a AMI he took TO his heels, glad
70 have some ~ the booty.
bad Been ear. nnd during the
no Beard something fail. I'm.
'g ne began searching. and
came upon thc coronet. on the
,iae Of me wall somewhere Turk.
ami1h.c confederate. Captain
ne Should he hail him and
Known h.f nndl Indeed no.
was honor among thieves IN
'a' rarely iu llfc. Bruce stole
M 'ne perfectly satisfied With
ie Of th' boot
w captain Radcliffe found some
W t.o card tho crooked
. l'a a."H"l during his struggle
'''e h.I captain Radcliffe call
~ ult ,r..ul, nucof No. lie
I'll '''l %. an same sense. This
'A Ll".m avenue was doubt,
l' hlHl ~ q fence, ana no NJ
\ ''lcl io investigate.
~ lI thought the maid cor
DI' 10 '.r a. present, but TO an.
~ ~. robbery the moment the
81 ~ returned For awhile NJ
~ ""H.i not suspect her OF
' Nor dll they. The maid
W. 'l..or was evidently guilty.
,'H trusted him. She had
'','el 10 marry him. lie was
u was an 80 very well done
~ ''i'hnds believed her i'm
ia ''"e Bruce wended his way
y F" mousse no knew OF. IL was
t'oes Of hls own not known
eo1''arraics. In the library
n,'N''l hung a flne pair OF
lesc covered hole In the
'N'I'F aud Into this hole
+. ''''''i the riby coronet. He
wv now mtn the whole AFFAIR
,''H ON one OF his Euro-
could dispose OF It FOR
',an he could safely Get in
He was wen satisfied with
any Detective Hunt learn.
'''AtfN, Inf 0g ha haa poi
/. Iioached in regard TO Il
az, note Of tho salient fea-
+. 4 o ,ng case cas-, 10 busled himself
photographs aud selected
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-16

"Don't you think you could do some
thing with that orchestra 10 Improve
INV song?" asked the lady sololst
"Whats the matter with NJ asked
the orchestra leader
"Why, they could hardly hear my
song for that drumr
well. we can put In couple moro
drumsr'-Chlcago News.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-16

skeletons. whipped Il into the lock-
gave twist ana shouldered INTO tue
room. followed by Baird 49,
Hook, without waiting TO Inquire DIS
visitors names and business pluhseu
toward window and leapeh' ba'ru
followed him fearlessly.
Hunt turned upon the mnld SAT-
donlcally. ~
81 thought Ia fh,a you here" ls
scooped M tho stolen jewels. "Where
IL the ruby coronetT 49,
II don't know" whimperel M"''0'
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-16
A Test for Liver COmplaint-Mcntally
Unhappy-Physicnily DUH.

The liver, sluggish and Inactive.
first shows itself In a mental state
unhappy and critical, Never Is there
JOY IN living, aa when tho stomach
your liver active and healthy by using
Dr. Kings New Life Pills; they empty
the bowels freely, tone up your htom-
ach. cure your constipation ana purify
the blood 25c AZ druggist. Bucklon'G
Arnica Salyo excellent FOR piles. ADV.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-04-16
NOTICE no wATER UsrRs.-

state Engineers office salt Lake
city Utah, Apn g. 1915. Notice b.
hereby given that Van y, DE Myer,
whose pof,onlCe address o. salt Lake
Clty, Utah, has made application In
accordance with the requirements OF
the Compiled Laws Of Utah. 1907. as
amended ll the Session Laws OF Utah,
1909 and 1911, 10 appropriate ten OOl
cubiC-tcct of water per second from
Mud Water Creek, Carbon County.
Utah. Said water will be diverted at
a point which bears north 80 degrees
32 minutes west 500 feet from the
southwest corner Of Sec. 4, Twp 10
South. Range 3 East. Salt Lake base
and meridian, and conveyed by means
Of a pipe line Tor a distance OF 1880
feet, and there used from April 20
October 81 inclusive, OF each year,
90 iuigatc 720 acres Of land embraced
In Sections 2, 10 and n, Township 40
south, Range Fast, Salt Lake base
and meridian. This application II
dcrignated in the state engineers Of
flee az 30. GO3O. Az protests against
the granting of said application. sta
ting the reasons therefor must De
made by affidavit IN duplicate, ac-
compauiod by fee OF S2.50, and filed
In this office within thirty $50 days
after the completion Of the publica-
ton OF thia notice. w. ID, BEERS
State Engineer
Date of first publication April iG,
1915, date OF completion of puhlica-
ton May ~, 1915.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-15

Anderson, who probably for the first
time in Pensacola will be seen in
other than the traditional cowboy
garb. In this picture he plays mem
Der Of high society.
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MINISTERS HERE;
ARRANGE TO LEAVE
REV. M. n. HOLT AND J. A. PET
ERSON, WHO HAVE BEEN AS
SIGNED TO OTHER FIELDS,
BIDDING FRIENDS FAREWELL.

Rev. J. A. Peterson and Rev. NJ. n.
Holt, the Pensacola Methodist minis
tiers who have been transferred TO
other fields, are in the city preparing
to go to their new posts. They are
expected to move to their new pastor
ates very early next week.
Rev. Mr.. Peterson goes from the
Gadsden Street Methodist church to
the Forest Avenue church, Montgom-
cry, while Rev. Mr.. Holt goes to Sell
ma, and will be the presiding elder
for that district. Both were bidding
friends farewell while in the city yes
terday.
There were q number of returning
ministers in Pensacola yesterday and
the day before, returning to their old
charges, or en- route to new ones. Rev
c. p. Roberts, who has been assigned
to Milton and Bagdad for another
year, and his son, Rev. P. r. Roberts
who has been assigned to work al
Munson for the new year, were here
and stopped over between trains.
Rev. H. T. Strout, Of Chipley, was
In Pensacola yesterday. Mr.. Stroui
was on his way from the annual con.
ference at Brewton, and stopped over
to spend the day with friends in Pen
sacola. He was not moved by the
recent conference and goes back "a
Chipley to commence his third years
pastorate there.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-15
TREASURER MADE
4 LARGE DEPOSIT
COUNTY COLLECTED OVER
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
YESTERDAY. MOST OF TT AS
TAXES OF THE L. & N.

County Treasurer Joel Frater yes
terday deposited to the county's credit,
the sum Of about $32 900, Of which all
but q couple Of thousand dollars rep
resented the payment Of taxes Of the
Louisville & Nashville railroad COM
pany.
A few days prior to this, or during
the past week, taxes amounting to
$4,000, were paid by the G. F. & A.
railroad, and were turned over to the
county treasurer, who in turn deposit
ed the funds to the county's credit.
There are several other large sums
due and as yet unpaid, the county, II
was stated yesterday, and some big
deposits are probable during the next
few days If the expected payments arr
made.
Practically all saloons have paid
their respective licenses, and two new
ones, which are expected to open fol
the Christmas trade, are expected Il
pay up before many days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-12-15
THE Cave Man"

Robert Edeson as Haulick Smagg,
''The Cave Man." In the play Of that
title at the Isis today, Is a good tool
in the hands Of Mischief. He profits
by her instruction and, In the garb Of
a man Of leisure, attends many social
functions. His dormant brain is
awakened and he realizes his power.
But this awakening accomplishes
more. His finer instincts eevelop and
Haulick Smagg finds himself In love
with Mischief. He would tell her of
his love, but restraints himself. Final
ly, overpowered by the burden Of his
soul, he confesses his love to her, but
Mischief spurns him. In his rage he
wrecks his magnificent home and
starts out in the world anew. He In
vents new process Of manufacture.
The directors Of the company pay him
for his invention and make him super
intendent of construction.
Fate throws Mischief in his path
again and Haulick Smagg-man-
brute-inventive genius-ls again In
the coils Of a coquette.
What would the average man do n
situation of this kind7 Would he
cit quietly back and let fate take its
course, or would the instinct that
prompts man to take his mate assert
itself? The cave man wins In the end
Why? Come to the Isis today and
learn.
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REV. |. [. PHILIPS.
RE URNs TH|sWEEK
YOUNG MAN WHO SERVED AS
TEMPORARY PASTOR FOR VA
CATION PERIOD, WILL BE
HERE THROUGH HOLIDAYS.

Rev. I. e. Philips, the young min
lister who served the Knox Presbyte-
rian church during his vacation Pc
Rod, and who made . big hit with
the young people Of the congregation
named, will be here the latter part Of
this week, to remain over for several
weeks, serving the congregation Of
the Knox church during the holiday
season.
Although he viii be here FOR Sum
days service, Rev. Mr.. Phillips will
not preach in the morning at the
Knox church, for that hour exchang-
ing with Rev. Mr. Moffett, Of the
First Presbyterian church, and Mr.
Moffett will preach to the East Hill
church, at the morning hour observ-
ing the Lords Supper, it was an
nounced last evening.
Young Mr.. Phillips, although still
in college, is making name for him
self as a coming minister, and his
short stay here made him very popu.
lar, especially with the younger mem.
bers of the church he served.
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HELD FOR THEFT OF
4 VAL LIABLE RING.
HANNAH REED, A COLORED
WOMAN, IS BLAMED FOR THE
DISAPPEARANCE OF MONEY
AND SOME vALUABLEs.

Hannah Reed, colored, was arrest
ed yesterday, charged with being a
dangerous and suspicious character,
and from the recorders court went to
the county jail, where a charge of
larceny has been preferred against
her. She did not give bond.
This negro woman Is alleged to
have stolen the purse of Mrs. ]. A.
Lyle, from the latter's residence on
East Church street, a few days ago,
when the lady's wedding ring, with
some cash in a purse, mysteriously
disappeared, and just as mysteriously
the ring was found when a search was
instituted. The money has not been
recovered.
Just what evidence was adduced to
hold the woman was not developed
in court, except that she was near at
hand, and was said to have been en-
ployed at the home where the rob-
berry took place, at the time Of the
incident.
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ANOTHER ADVANCE IN

ChUDE OIL ANNOUNCED.
Tulsa, Okla, Dec. 14.-Another ad-
vance of 19 cents in crude oil making
the present quotation $1.2e q barrel
was announced today by the Prairie
OIL and Gas Company.
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SALVATION ARMY TO
FEEDMANY FAMILIES
WILL PROVIDE A NUMBER OF
CHRISTMAS DINNERS FOR
POOR WHO WOULD OTHER
WISE BE UNPROvIDED FOR.

In keeping with their annual Gus
tom, the Salvation Army is now So
Letting funds for the purpose of pro-
viding many poor families with
Christmas dinners, and the boiling
pot" which the army has stationed
about on prominent streets is q re-
minder that any contribution how
ever small is welcomed. No ques-
tions are asked; all you have to do is
to drop any amount you care to, in
the pots, just as many times day
as you care to, for there are upward
Of forty families who are to go din
nerless on Christmas unless the con-
tributions come more generously in
the future than they have been report
ed In the past.
The Salvation Army has the rec
ord of providing the more destitute
with needful articles for their Christ
mas dinners. In the past more than
forty baskets, with the seasons best,
have been made up and have been
generously distributed. Only the more
needful families are thus provided,
and many look to the Army for their
dinner on Christmas. as judged by
the record of that body in the past.
Any Of the sfboiling pots" ON the
several corners will welcome q con-
tribution, and few dimes spared may
mean the providing of some needful
family with bare necessities of life.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
SENT T0CHA|RMEN
CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE
HEADS NOTIFIED OF THEIR
APPOINTMENTS AS WELL AS
THEIR CO-wORKERs.
CO MMITTEE

Chairmen Of all standing commit
tees Of the Florida Centennial Assoc
citation Of Pensacola, were yesterday
forwarded a note, officially informing
them Of their respective appointments
as chairmen Of the said committees,
and In notes to the several chairmen
were included the personnel Of each
committee. This is expected to create
desired interest in committee work,
and some activity is expected by the
next meeting Of the body.
The chairmen Of each committee win
get together with his respective CO.
workers at tho earliest convenient
date, It IL expected, and organize.
Plans which may be thought the best
to be followed to further the centen-
NAL ideas, will be, discussed, and it II
possible that every committee chair
man will be able to report some prog
ress at recurring meetings of the pa
rent body.
It is believed that once the commit
tees are thoroughly organized, the
chairmen will get together with the
ways and means committee and frame
plans for the boosting of the EXPOSE
ton itself just as much as possible.
Once the committees are in good
working order, the publicity commit
tee will be among the most popular
of the several bodies, for that COM
mittee expects to have lot Of suit
able stationery printed and let the
world know that Pensacola is going
after the biggest thing it has ever at
tempted, but is going to land it and
handle it, all the same.