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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01

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cIigcictt Eouicu0c BON Ocutidcn mo oitcrrcidd)-
ngoriidlcn GDil uu0 aricgS0eanGcncu in ocn &o=
Ncrn nO Dor ocu iout iidcren Gooe MIR 0urd liil-
pcr6iiglid)c opsrcdcnOe Sule 5t bepobrcn Gie les.
tel 9Gdlridtcu aus Sen @eongercnIager oelitar on-
rou BIN Ouf Der GrnG6rmg Ser 6eiongenen 5r 3elt
bic gr6itc guncrfloinfet geidenft pcr0en ntltB 5n
Ben omcrifamidcr Strciien 6ernl nI 2oiioc, ipo non
6cl Coos Der @eongcnen Gin paruies Sntereiic elit.
qeoc brngt lino nolii60rf 6citrebt it ibre 2eioen
5t nocrn oate cs beiBer: ,Gje6t Sen Weiongenci 5u
ciicn~ Tie Observation-Disclosures lit jebt 0ic MIDI
tie iie beooti Scr potc gumerfIomtct Der 6reliils
oe uu0 0jGucr OeS groBen SiiIfSperfcs Die ariegS'
aeiaoenen syiirorgc bot sic 8ororbcei fir Die entT
lelloung Don Satcr6igen NIT Hobrungsnlitten nod
oen l0irhcn @eiangencnlngern fertg 9eItelt. sic
hoiit NIT ser liebenspiirogen llutertiibung ibrer
Grcnoc oieieu neun 3peg i6rer SHlfstbdtigfeit IN
crioroeriidcr S9ciic orCb3nfii1rcn Cine ousibrlide
sslcanHq Dcr Hldne iir bic 9eihoifine ltlo 9eiDr
0crng ioIcber 9io9rugSrtcl III sic @eianoenefloger
miro oenn1d5it 6efnnnt gegcben
gtus Dem 9cridt ser ariegSgeioheenen Siiriorgc,
Orren Bureau lid in 91r. "a gtor0 Noore Str 9lep-
gorf beiin0c gebt bernor, 6aB IN Dem eren @eGaits
jo5r oer E66tigfeit OeS Bureaus Dos NIT oem 81.
Gfto6er 1916 obiAloB $242 1862 III gdnr eingin.
0en nus &leoungsititde uno Sopitol 9eoorisartfel
iri @ert6c bon $90,91S iir Oie @eiangenen in Sbi.
ren 3ur @crfiieuig geiiclt purOen. @jeo lmo alei
scr mer0cn 0cn ecfml9cncu our6 Oc @ilisgtticn III
ricnffn G6ina ibcrndtie 2IuBcrocm crbiclt 0ieic
SGS 9fiipn in Sientiil nod %i07,750 bon Gcrei
oltaoci IN oeride6encn Stootcn urieres 2ol0es iber
ion0t. gIbcr oicie gcuiB idon ebr groBe @le reidt
noh lanac ndt BIN fir Die 9eollrilie Der getange
non IeuMcu Setcrreidjer mo llngarn in Siblrcil
gloG gr6Berc Sppren liuo rroroerlial nu oic plccH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
THE BRITISH EMPIRE AND
ROTrNTANVA

Reynolds Newspaper publishes an
article under the heading "Rouman-
ian Outlook" in which it says the
future Cf the British Empire Is at
stake in the fighting now going on
in the neighbour of tho Danube.
The English newspaper that makes
this statement has o large circulation
among British wage-workers II is
controlled by Sir Henry Dazlel, an
English Nj. p. In its issue of Novem-
Der rs IL incidentally reveals polit-
ical secret whilst dealing with the
Roumanian question. It informs its
readers that at q recent meeting Of
the House Of Commons a ballot was
taken to find ont the choice Of the
members for o new ministry The
balloting resulted in the nomination
OF Mr.. Lloyd George for Premier and
OF MI Asquith MS Chancellor of the
Exchequer. Speaking of this ballot
ing Reynolds's Newspaper says: 1T
may be regarded as a fair microcosm
OF the House Of Commons"
But the most important part OF
the Reynolds's Newspaper article is
that which deals with the German
success in Roumania. 1t is very
plain spoken in the warning it adj
ministers, as is seen by the following
extract: 1T is well mat the British
public should realize that the length
of the war as well as the fact that
the future OF the British Empire is
now being settled on tho plains OF
ROumania. No amount or special
pleading on the part Of the apologists
OF the Government can alter this
fact" These words were written a
couple Of days before Marshall Won
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
Mui6motOn ldiaot cincn onScrcu Con on

Cine gcnocrnu0 III in 9Sui6ington Dor lid gcgon-
aelt gSol6nGton dl19t jc6t oib i'm &erfcbr nit
Den GnentemGdtcn 0cn Son eneS lid iei1er 0ladjt
bcpuBtci itol5cn inobbdnoigeu 5tooteS an Den On
icntc Fddcu lit erfIort poroen ooB bic Der Sooten
ibrc 0ipomntiidc &er6inongen nit SeIterred. I'm,
aorn oufrcdt cr6altet poCen 0af i1nen ir Sen 3ped
ocr @rai EnroiUSfi ols 9othocr ser Goppelmonor-
die acnebnl III mo oaf iie eriporten oo6 bic Gntene
Wiochte ieneni &ounucn fenc Snocrniiie IN oen Meg
lcsen pcroc Der Gon Der 9lotc an Oie glaiirte lit
Gin 70 betinntcr oaB oeie feiucn guqenblid Ouriber
I'M 3mefeI en f6nneit mas elmer oberoliocn obihId-
gocn 9(ntpor bc3iglidl frcen @eleiS fir ocn ncren
@otidoiter ocr Goppel @lonordic fogen miro cntpe.
Der miro cin amcrifonber Goiiogicroapier oOer cin
dmeriiodeS arcGSlhiii nod cinenl neiitrolen Soien
9pr0. europa gclanot mcr0en inn @roi GornotpSti
ncb 0juttu NttndbcS lut0 Dineriddft nodl Sen Der.
Stoateu 5lt 6ringen GS 0ori ober fppbl oIS 5emd)
citcbcn0 bctrodtct pcr0cn 6aB 0ic gliiren cS 0o5u
nidt fomncn laiIen wcrocn lic ueroe Jest mobl ant
iuortcu 0oB ocn 0jroien 9drnomsf ndjtS in Oc gScg
gcleot merOcn miro ipe CT am t6 De6enbcr olf oeni
bol0nOiidcn Gonpier ,0atAmiteromn~ 0ic Geiic nodJ
gsai6iuGion ontrt
Der cntibicocne Con, Den SSoibtnetor~ i'll oicicr
Angclegcn9cit ongehlugen bot, lit nm 10 mid]tger,
"a pic Aaiirten or1 Die gluspeiiung Der oiplomoti.
ibcl @crtrctar ln0 Gpniulotbeaniel Ser Wfttelmddc
os ocm nentrnlen uno iouocr0ncl Stootc @jricd]en.
lo0 on1eongcn bobcn 0os 9cdt 0cs 9(istoiifheS
oplomotiidc 8crtretcrn 3miihcn ioapcr1nen 21nocrn
81 ncrncnci, GnS 9lnitrctcu gSoi1nqton's in ocii
Safe ocs @roicn Gorlomsf 5eigt GnelonO imo iciicn
%erbnoctci ocutlih, OoB 0ic Scr, Siaoien ibr &or.
nc6ci in Gric6enonO ndt bligcn Su Der gtotc
gsai9ngtons an Die Gncntr.0lddic 6eiBt es, vooB eS
Gin unperouberlid)es Hedt iouDcrGner Noticnen lei
9otitoitcr onS5utouhcn mo ieIbt in arieas5citcn
cine brittle 9t0tpn nid bcrcdti9t ct Dir0erno ei5i
grccn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
Civ a6crmaIiacs SrcOcugauoc6Ot Ocs 0cidsfan,lcrs.

oin abcrmaligcS 6rcOeugaugc6ot ScS 9cid)Sfasers.
Scr oeitdlc &edsfon8er getbmnnnSoIlmcq bat
oor oen pcrlonmelie &eidDstog obermols Oie @rtId.
guns ob0cgebcn ooB EcltihIoo 5l cincm SSrieoenS
ihhB bcrct ci ser Ocl 5ortbcitono imo sic ril6iac
enhudclnua ocs 9cidcS eorontirc ST t6ot 6oS oieS
mol 5u elmer 3ct no sic Secre Ocr ucrbiin0cten
gAtielmddc iid oif Dem 5icgcs6lg Oird EimGnicn
0en nelclen 5ciuo, 6enocu Gic g8et fam oie &c.
rcitidloit 0ctidonos, 6ric0cn 81 idleBen oo ni6t
ols Sfmodlc oOcr 6tlrdt oilSlegcu 9lbcr noG mic
por meroen oic @e9ncr wobl mlr nit So6n ontporten
mo nit Der Grfldrung ooB Gii SSrcocr nic6t geoodt
mcr0en fonnte, his Geutdlono nieOergcrugen ici.
lo oob iolltcn iia piiicn ooB Der Moment III locl.
hcn Dcltihlono lno ieinc 8crbimoctcn nicocr0crln.
0en ein ioiroct nicmuls fonuncn Miro Sie iolten
mcL ooB cin1 MddteoerbanO ociien Sdloftfronten
uncriih mcit iiberlcgenen &rGiten Mpnote lana cr-
iol0reid Stono gebaltc Dobeu lno Ger 5ugIeid i'm
Stooc IL bic Sffcniipe 81 erereic eegcn encn neicit
1clno lmo octiebcn III tucuigcn Nton1ten uieoer6lt
l9cl nidt 6e5pungcn ipcr0cn fonn uno ooB olle mei
tcren Terlufe nm nIBtoics 9lutoereicBen lino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
NisiOenOen.

Gpppon.8nitu MT 4 9rscnhtr 1916 idnia,
aui bic ipiaenben SbliaatnHen bcr .iiuiteb
NailiunNe & electric Grmpnnn" wrrern mic
fplet bcsablt iurrocu:
,.NltfoaaiS, W,rmanicS Sirit Iatipnnf.8nni":
.00liimorc Erncion Co.'S" HsD Eir, 80,
0oupon mr. 40.
9i(crauoer grown G spns:
.Giln & Iiihurbnn Co.'S" SO 0onpuu gir 40.
so Sabre ~ 6itoiruusS GDlioniiorcii, Gous
bon Nr. 2i
9obn & etnut
fSc6t) SbnBmctiicr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
8rFanntmadJuneeu.


IS pirb bicrmii befonni acn0cti oab y.
Gooi, gcnldB Der ON 10 Sllu 1905 nniers
5cmncicn Ncroronlna ytr. i55, Nbimntit Az
Omen6irD, unl GuanbniB lamgeiilbi bat ba5
SincrQebduoc dlli oen Gumollud IT. 1880,
&uiliorb gIcenuc alS cine piicnilitc TaraGc
o. Z. g. gnruc,
(NoD3O, ,ScI) 0jc0dubc SHpcfor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
Nr 0Niflinm lNnmhc[

Ga iiar6 am 90 Roocm6cr 1916 TT. 2sil
iinm 6nmbcl, Gt glier ron 60 ,SnbrcIi &c
icbcr @ditc bon Gulmp Wlarie~conbcl Sic
Bceroiqunq bon icincr leticii~ g9obnuna Rr.
1904 WlaSiiuusllbc., iin6ct iinil ont IretGg,
&o6miiinaS llbr Neietnug pripaitnI mff
Der Npu0ou 9arit@Cnicter0.
(Eoh9OMfNcsf1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
WIariin Nscibel.

IS ilar6 an go Noocm6er 1916 GA5 ll6r
MicrGenS. @iortin @eitrl, Sohn oer pcriiorbc'
bon 20 Qu0ren Sic Hccrbi0lin0 iinnei an
snrtitaa, 2 ScSfm1er Eolhmilinqs rs llhr,
bon ocr gSobuing icincr Sclncer, Srnu 81.
Solocfer. gr S0G Ylorb 9ntterion 8nrE.NOennc,
anA iiaIi NeiichlnA nriOal lNcAl- %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
Narcan see oIeDdnSc. Sc.anIpeIlurs.

|-T- "a .fUUVUIWFI IWIW.
0S miro bicrmit belaHni acmddlt Dab Som
arb y. @crring. ecud6 ocr nnI 10. Snri 1905
uucr3ciCbneieIt 8crorbnulg glr. 155. gthihnt
AZ, @aragrdp6 - (toie an 2s gioucnlber 1911
nncnoirt) I'M @rldubub nndlgeulhi bot. so.
glnpelcn Diuter gr. 1900 9toro gbarlc9 Srabc
nls cine 0iieHilicoe Garage uno gscrilidlle 81
bcuutcn
lNea1--2l GeoAiI0e ,Snipelor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01

lmpcridnlOct iuS llnoid gcrot9eien 0rauen @}aincr
ino aiuOer por Dem 6imgertoOc unO Ocm EoOc Ocs Gr
ircrcnS su beuobrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
garcan S,e scSdnoc.a .anivcItore.

~. gtQOClIlOcf lNlD i
glupcboic mcrocii bon Der 6ontrnft YcbBroc
rcr Sidoi Baltimore uHaclnmuncn fir ben
llmbaii Der 9oileiic Der 8cnuicn, 6nupiaebdils
&c, 9nh BieusNolpiial. fit ben giepcr niio
Sinoirnih bon Baltimore
glupcbnic nliiiieu In SuDlifnt nlSacieriiQt
an ben ,ND1r0NOi gltpnroS Of baltimore OtiD'
doreiir lcu. Noic gniiimrit ,,9rnpuiol for
Memooefina Officers Spilri, @iain SnitOina,
NaN @ier SDipinl", iragcn mo bcl Dem
Gtdo Heqiilraipr, Nrlt Jihdro Gpiut IN lci'
icm Nircnl I'M Ruibbunc Dor oocr mn II llhr
&ouuiiinaS on MlthpUd Dcn g. 6c5cmDer
1916, ctnaercioht lucrocn.
SIC glHpeboic miicn bcglcilci iciu bon ci'
mem bealdnbigicH G0ed ocs Bieicts ani cine
nGlcntine Sniiic Bnnf" iut Dciranc bon 5iuci.
0unocrt nnb Fini5ia (S25O0O) Spllars 1nf
oic Crocr ocs NiaDbrs mo Staottaibs bon
Baltimore 5ahlbOr.
Scr criolqreichc Neicr Iiiuh 9ilraiholi iicls
len uo oic Noriuriicn oc5 GiuotSbnricrS
III Be8i9 nuf 0onirofic crifilcn
'Rldnc nHo 5pc3ihintioncH f1ullen i'm 9'i'
rcdu ocS eebdiloc 3nipefirre ON nno mao ocni
% gioocmbcr 1910 belidiiqi lperben.
Sic Gpnlr1ii Hcborbc bcbdlt flo oo3 Ncfbt
Dor. irgcio Gin oocr ollc SlnGeboic 5urtid5l'
4. Z. gbfnc,
GcbdlIoe 5nlpeitor.
@elldligi:
Sn1u Nn0rri,
inB &rdiocnt bcr SoiiltafiGcb1roc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
lSonIine (Srpll.

0S nor6 Ha6 fur5cm drnnlicn om 60 20
hcnt0cr 1916 Nnnlinc Mrolt, gclicbic Satin
nnu Srdl5 Wrou I'M gutcr bon 80 Snbren.
Sic @cerniauuq iir6cl nnl Counting, gtncbmii'
Tags liDr. bon iDrcr ySobniuta. Samcss unS
8. Strabc M;urrell Fart, aus iinii 9clcbuna
ari ocir ,Nouoon Bari 6ricoboic."
(Nc.f-=9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01

ouSgc1en. eS6ncn miro en- Ou6er 5lr
9istuiiion rmterbrcitet. SclbltUcr
itdn0Ii6 1T fcin 05cwerf gebunOeiL
Oorouf 5u worten bis Der gl@htun-
ocntog Our6 @cieb fonunt; wclcbc
@epcrfiboit pcriu6cn win lmo iih
I'M Stonoe iiiDlt mag cS oilf Oirettc
gSciic tbun. glber cs lit I'M glilgc
3u 6c6oIten, ooB olf oieic gSciie, nod)
Den ieit6erigen Griabrungch IS icbr
longc oouern miro, bis Ger 9ldtitn-
ocutog aagcmcit rir6.
Ios gloomlon-@eieB 6rou6t ni6t
onaefeinoet 5u perhen. @enn eS
obcr, mic porou6ii6tlid, fGGt 10
lolItc ciu GridB Oofiir propouirt iDcr-
ocu; elm Grlob ourh Gin @eicb, oo5
oac 9lrbcitcr Glci6 6c6ouocIt; oIio
Gin iolcbeS iibcr Oic ic6rittwciic Der
tiir5mG Der 9lrbcits3eit bis Oic gI6t
Itiut0cnibidt errcidt miro. gSir
gIdlben 5r ser glnno1me bcrchtigt
81 ieilL Oob ein lolcbes @ciet aud
nuBcrbolb Der gIrpciterfrciie itorfe
llntcrItiibrng iinOrn piiroc 9lbcr
bic glrbeitcr miiiicu 5un0dIt iogem
Of lic Gin lolcbcS bobrn pollcn. 9"
9ic Nln6t ocs SuOcOtts scist Idl
ic6ou. Gic @cfliiecl6ouolcr, mcl@c
oIollbtcl, ooB lic on glbcno Dor ocnl
0ulfto0 cine rcic6e @olocrnte bolten
tolulten, miiiien jet i6ren @orrot0
in oic Ssii6lbdiiier t6lm. 81 gSeib-
noNten luerOen lie jcoeuiolls uiht 10
lmUcrihdnt boDc &rciic pcrIougcn.
9ie Gicr9dnoIcr perOen nuM 5ur
8crulnit gcbroc6t uerocm Der @icr-
9opcott ucrbrcitct iih iiber So8 gauge
2ono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01

90 gSobcmbcr 1916
gnqeboie mcrocu pon ocr Gonirnii 8cboroc
Der Sinht Baltimore nllGtronncn fir &icoer
beriiclluHg ruo llWb0n oeE nltcn Carroll Wl1ii
iiou. giornpiisGdc Honbnro mo ,SronlsStrnBc,
iiir ncl napor ilub SiaoirniD ben Baltimore
snacboic nltiicit IN Nupliiai alIsgclcriiQi,
nit ocr sHodro ni gNDdroa Of baltimore Gin
norcfri iciit, ole guibriit ,,9rcpuinl for
MciprWg ann 9lrmobclina the olb Carroll
MidniiDn, ". e. Corner 9ombnrb & fyrout
Strcetc", irnqen iuto bel Dem &faotRegiilras
Tor, Nrn. JicbdrO cSiuiill, In lcincnt Niirenit
i'm 9taibbnule Dor oocr I'M 1 llbr 0ormiitogs
cili Wiitiuud, oeH g. 9c5cmber 1915 cinles
rcC6 pcrocil.
Sic glngchpie iHiiiicn hcqleie icin bon CT
ucut neelanhiaicn Gbfd oc5 BicicrS dnt cine
A0lcdrihQ Spuic @ntti" i'm Bctruac bon Iinf,
hunbcrt (S500.OOl Dollars nui ole Srner 0cS
globcrs mo Giucirnih5 bon Naliimcrc 6abt
bdr 0
Scr criolQreidc @ieier nu6 Airgimnii ilcs
len mo bic 9nrlmriien oeS StdotG6lrlers
In Nc5ia nu Goriraiie crilucn.
Hlduc niin Spe3Wifdiioren founcn I'm Vii
rcnu ocs @cbduoc SnipeforS nut lliio iind1 Dem
25. 9icbcmbcr 1916 bciihiiqi mcrocH. Ht
6ic Gpniroli' Ncboroe behalf iic1 oas Rctt
boz. iracno e'il oocr adc slrgebpie ,aurildGs
wcilcit
&ebdiloesSnlpciior.
@ciidiiai .f5 ir
5o6n Nu6ert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-01
Il, 3. 9pEnc,
ecnaliat:

EellultAl; tIltt
5o6n Nu6crt
ine. Grdocni Der Goulrait@ch1roc
(Sc5i~~2) +a U.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-29
TICK ERADICATION
WILL Be SOUGHT BY
ESCAMBIA FARMERS
DIPPING VAT WILL BE INSTALL
ED AT FARM OF I. L. ADKIN-
SON AT MYRTLE GROVE UN.
DER AUSPICES ASSOCIATION.

Tick eradication upon determined
and an extensive scale will be the OBJ
ject sought by the Escambia County
Crop Improvement Association and
other kindred organizations, and il
was announced yesterday that dip
ping vat will be installed upon the
farm Of T. L. Atkinson, at Myrtle
Grove, and stock owners will be given
the opportunity to have their cattle
dipped there at stated intervals, un-
der the personal supervision and d.
rection Of Mr.. Hiatt, county crop ad-
wiser, who will give notice in the
public press when such opportunities
for the dipping Of tick-infested cat
tie viii be given.
For the past week, farmers and
stoclzmen have been busy in all parts
of the county, looking after the in
stallation and proper arrangement or
the dipping vat, and subscriptions
have been taken up from those who
felt inclined to contribute, and who in
doing so recognized the need of such
facilities for the Escambia county
farmers. The movement has the en-
dorsement of the agricultural depart
ment, and is in line with the general
and widespread movement all over
the country, and more particularly in
the southland. Escambia county farm
ers, it was stated, may have the use
of the vat under the conditions as will
be later outlined, for a nominal
charge, just enough, it is stated, to
barely cover necessary expenses OF
preparation. It will cost, it is said
about Is cents per head stock, but il
will be but 10 cents in herds Of fifteen
or more. Further announcement along
that line will be made shortly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-29
SPECIAL SERVICES
CONTINUE At THE
1ST PRESBYTERIAN
DIR. ERNEST THACKER DE-
LIvERED SOUND SERMON LAST
NIGHT, AND MUSICAL PART OF
MEETING WAS BIG FEATURE.

Larger congregations are crowding
into the First Presbyterian church
each night to hear the earnest mes
sages of hope from DR.. Ernest Thack-
er, the evangelist from Norfolk, who
has been working with much success
in Florida for the past several weeks.
Last night DIR. Thacker was heard
to advantage in a soul-stirring dis
course, and before beginning the ser
mon he had distributed pledge cards
in the congregation, which were later
taken up and all were numerously
signed.
The choir was composed Of the re-
cognized leading vocal talent of the
city, and under the direction of Mr..
Jelks, who accompanies the evangel-
list, some fine singing was heard. Mr..
Jelks himself at one time sang beau
tiful solo.
There will be no Saturday services,
but on Sunday there will be attempted
the most interesting Of the work Of
the evangelist while in Pensacola. At
II o'clock the subject will be: "The
Prominent Christ" and at 8 o'clock
in the afternoon, which is especially
held for the benefit of the young
people, the subject to be discussed be-
ing Making of Modern Man" At the
night services, 1.-THE Church Com
plant and Cure" will be discussed.
AT all of the services there is a
very cordial welcome extended the
general public to attend, and very
special invitation is extended to all
to be present on Sunday at each of the
three services. Special music will be
rendered.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-29
CONGRESSIO NAL
COMMITTEE WILL
MEET HERE MARCH 7
SECRETARY NAT r. WALKER IS.
SUES CALL FOR MEMBERS TO
GATHER IN PENSACOLA ON
MARCH z.

Secretary Nat r. Walker has Is
sued call for a meeting Of the Third
congressional committee to meet in
Pensacola on March Z, when business
connected with the campaign for con-
gress will be considered. Pensacola
has been selected as the meeting place
because of the fact that on the date
named the committeeman can get the
advantage Of the low Mardi Gras
rates. The following Is the call is
sued by the secretary;
Crawfordsville, Fla, jan, 1915.
To the Honorable Members of the
Democratic Executive Committee,
for the Third Congressional Dis
trict of Florida.
Gentlemen: You are hereby re-
specially notified that win be a meet
ing of your honorable body, at Pen
sacola, Fla, on the 7th day Of March,
1916, at the San Carlos hotel in the
city of Pensacola at 10 a. M, for the
purpose Of calling a primary cleo
ton pursuant to law, to nominate a
congressman for said district and for
all other matters pertaining to the
same that may come up before your
honorable body az said meeting.
Your attendance is respectfully So
licited.
NAT r. WALKER,
Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-29

Ulrich Andrews, white, residing
near the head of the Little Bayou,
was yesterday convicted in the court
of record of trespassing, and upon
being arraigned on the charge of re-
ceiving stolen property, entered a
plea of guilty. He was then allowed
to go ON his present bond until Mon
day, when he is expected to appear
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-29
BASKETBALL GAME
Be PLAYED TODAY
PIRATES AND BRAVES, AND THE
GIANTS AND CUBS, OF INTER
MEDIATE LEAGUE, WILL FACE
ONE ANOTHER.

The Pirates and Braves and the
Giants and Cubs play this afternoon
in the intermediate Basketball league
at the Y. M. c. A. The league COM
pletes its first round of games this
afternoon and every captain is anx-
ious to get his best team working
together for the remaining games. ALI
players are requested to be on the
floor at $40. The games start at
3:15. Everyone is cordially invited.
Perkins and Toby Herskovitz, officials.
The Junior Class-Boy Scout hike
scheduled for this morning has been
postponed. The regular gym class
for the juniors Of the Y. M. c. A..
will be held instead. A special game
feature for this class has been an
nounced.
After the regular class exercises
the Katzenjammers and the Mutt and
Jeffs, Funny Paper league teams, will
compete in a basketball match. These
two teams represent two of the
strongest junior aggregations in the
association and should put up live
ly scrap. Parents and teachers in
terested are cordially invited to wit
ness the junior Interpretation of our
favorite indoor sport. The basket
bali game starts at 10:45 but the class
work which Immediately proceeds II
win no doubt be interesting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-29
SUNDAY SCHOOL TO
HOLD CONVENTION
WILL MEET WITH THE OAK
GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH
NEAR ATMORE, ALA. TODAY
AND TOMORROW.

The following is the program of
the Sunday School convention of the
Pensacola Bay Baptist Association, to
be held with the Oak Grove Baptist
church, near Atmore, Ala, January
20 to so, 1916:
Friday Night.
700 D. m.-Preaching.
Saturday.
$3.50 a. m.-Devotional.
Address of Welcome, by pastor.
Response, by president.
1000 a. nl.-Read letters-Enroll
messengers-Re minutes of last
session-Appointing committee on Re-
ligious Exercises-Reports of officers
Election and installation of officers
HOO a. m.-Preaching.
1900 m.-Dinner.
200 D. m.-Devotional. The Pur-
pose of Our Meeting Thus: "Shall We
Continue Convention, If so, Why"
800 D. m.-Are Our Methods OF
Sunday School Work Adequate to
the Present Opportunities and De-
mands? What Movements Can We
Put Forth for Greater Development?
400 D. n7-Shall We Combine the
B. Y. P. U. and Sunday School Con-
centions?
Conventions?
Time and Place of Next Meeting.
700 p. n.-Preaching.
Sunday.
$50 a. m.-Devotional. Enrolling
messengers. Receiving the Standard
of our schools. How have an Idea
School?
HOO a. hn.-Preaching.
1900 m.-Dinner.
1880 p. m.-Devotional. Efficiency
of Officers-Teachers.
Adjournment.
All topics will be discussed in
free and general discussion.
Messengers can leave Pensacols
Friday evening at 200 p. m. or Sat
urday morning at 4:40 a. m. for Pine
Forest over the G. F. & A. Railroad
Teams will meet both trains at Pine
Forest.
Messengers can secure five-day
tickets at the G. F. & A. station al
reasonable rates.
r.. R. BEAL, President.
II. ROBERTS, Sec-Treas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-29

One-third off or all
Ladies' Suits, Dresses, Coats
and Fur Sets. Reduction on
Mems Suits also. Easy pay
nents. Gains, 26 S. Pala-
fox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-29
DEATH OF MISS
/. MARY j. SIMMONS
BODY REACHED PENSACOLA
LAST NIGHT AND BURIAL WILL
BE AT UNION HILL THIS AT
TERNO0N.

The remains of Miss Mary J. Sim
mons, who died in Chattahooche,
Thursday, reached the city last night,
and after being prepared for burial
at Pou's undertaking parlors, were
removed to the Hammac house, where
large number of friends and rela-
tives of the deceased called.
The deceased was daughter OF
Mrs. R. Simmons and granddaughter
of Mrs. M. J. Hammac. Brothers
and sisters surviving are: Riley
Jesse and Clarence Simmons, Mrs,
Chas. Roberts, Mrs. A. N. O'Neal and
Mrs. r. l.. Kendrick.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. E. E. Rice this after
noon at 4 o'clock at Union Hill where
the burial will occur. The following
will act as pail bearers: w. H. Craw-
ford, G. j. Richardson, F. Richardson,
William Chestnut, Stanley House and
r. w. Topper.