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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18
THURSDAY.
Bankers Leagne.

First National vs.. Morris Plan.
Farmers Trust vs.. American Trust
Citizens Va. 81. Joe Savings.
Union Trust ". Merchants.
Oliver League.
Metal Patterns vs.. Wood Patterns.
Forge VS.. Cost
stock vs. Machine Shop.
Firemen VS.. Billing.
Production vs.. Foundry
Purchasing v. Bookkeeping
Accounting ". Sales.
Designing ". Assembly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18

Limestone soils in general are
particularly well suited TO alfalfa.
but even such lands are frequently
acid and require lining ~ grow this
crop successfully.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18

GOLD FISH. GLOBES and ORN-
AMENTS. please the children for
Christmas Al CoOuley's -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18
FRIDAY.

Temple League.
Hairs vs.. Bucks.
Stars vs.. beers.
TuskS vs.. TOastS.
Singer League.
Veneer vs.. Inspection.
T.. and ID. vs.. r. and VI.
Yard vs.. Pay Roll
Cost vs. Stock.
Cabinet ". Correspondence.
Machinery VS.. Accounting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18
GAMES THIS WEEK.

TUESDAY.
Federal League.
Fawns ". Stays.
ElkS vs.. Tails.
orphans vs.. AntlerS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18

CIGARS. Boxes Of % for Christ
mas at COonley's. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18
WEDNESDAY.

PlOw Company League
office ". shipping.
Machine shop W. Foundry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-18

Examination
and consultation
Free.
Privately lOca
ted Offices
211 s Main st
upstairs oppo-
site post Office.
South Bend Ind
Hours 9 10 l.
1 20 4 and 6 80
TO s Daily. sun
day . 20 u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
rIRr PLACE

stall H. ibs standard white RFanu-
lated sugar. CSC stall ~. fresh pasfeur-
ired milk &C. a.. 2c pt stall 1903. best
patent nouf tizb sack. delivered Niih
order Stall 81. onions. lie Toe. Tie
gGr Early Rose potatoeF. DE ice. u
ihs str Ean 90. Washington creamery
butter ffr d. fresh ranch sFKs. soc
don stall a. veal roast Toe 90 lzhe lb ,
i0in steaks fse ~ hens. lie ih spring
chickens 1Hc H. country sAusaEH. Ave
d. Rtali g. good pure pastsurizSa bot
trr. soc D. stall ~. glass buttsffuiik
free ssfth aEe purchase. Zoe ioayss bread.
Sc or 3 Tor itc Stall q. steel cut bulh
coffee. &c No. Etaii 90. cider vinegar. 8yc
gal. pure apple cider. 1bc sal. stan 81.
potato sausage. Zoe %. hamburger ana
pork sausage. Zoe ~. stall %, shoes re-
rolcd soc a. Soc pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
SHORT NEWS

ENTRIES ARE now being taken
for the third annual exhibition OF
paintings OF Northwest artists 10 be
held this fall under the auspices OF
The Seattle Fine Arts society.
JOSEPH e. THOMAS. president
OF Guardian Trust * Savings
Co. has resigned TO handle mort
gage department OF Joseph Il.
Thomas 4 Co.
ABOUT 800 I. W. VS. engaged
200 Independents" an organization
formed In opposition TO I. ". W,
In a pitched battle at Redfield, S. ID.
Several injured.
UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania
alumni viii meet in Seattle July 2e
for 18th annual reunion OF Pacific
Northwest Alumni association.
ouNkERs r. e. MILLER and OF
to ischurz. attached TO receiving
ship AZ Bremerton. will take en-.
sign examinations for navy August
rs.
STATE BANK Examiner w. r.
Hanson reports 275 state banks
showed an increase for June. 1915.
over same month last year OF sib.-
/ 2Gs 500.
MANUEL GONZALES. who
sought divorce Thursday. said his
Nife. Lenora. tired OF him and left
March IS with a L. S. sailor for
Guam.
FEDERAL OFFICERS and police
searching for Frank Ozlac. dement,.
ed federal prisoner who escaped
Thursday In Tacoma while being
transported from Los Angeles TO
MeNeil's island.
VT. FLEUREN arrived In Seat.
tie Thursday night with bis family
from Dutch East Indies enroute to
I New Orleans 10 see brother he has
not seen for 2e years.
1T. FoucH brought first load OF
wheat into kennewick Thursday
and insists crop will be small thin
season.
NEW YoRH--Bccause her hus
/ band OF less than year thinks
swimming In a public place high
ily immoral" Mis. Lucille Shaper
30. is seeking divorce from
! Shaper. 20.
NEW BRUNSWICK. n. J.
/ State Commissioner OF Education
J. +. Kendall ate meal prepares
by Is girls In the domestic science
course here and IL reported resting
comfoi tably.
LAKE FOREST. Hit was
very hot aud whel John Robertson
saw police tottng a keg OF confis
/ Gated beer into lhe station. he hai.
himself pinohed and thrown in &
cell alongside the beer. Whea the
/ police woke him they found he had
I drunk the beer.
\ SAN FRANclSCO-ln bequeath
ing his $4,000 estate TO his wife
/ J. ]. Schoen. father OF 10 children
said in his will he has such mum
erous progeny that 1T is not wor,h
I while TO try 10 divide my estate
among them"
SAN JOSE, Cal. Margaret Cuth
bertson. ago 1 year. drowned In a
bucket OF water. while her mother
stood three feet away. She was
| trying to recover n toy she hac
dropped into the water.
REDWOOD CITY, Cal-Altho he
has been voting for so years. Sam9
son Duncan. a native of Scotland
has just discovered he is not a cit
fzen and he took out naturalization
papers today.
NOGAlES.-An important secret
conference between Brig. Gen. I'd
S. plummer Of the United State,
army, and Gen. p. Elias Gales. mill
tary governor of Sonora. was II
progress at the custom house short
~ after noon today. Each office
was accompanied by two aides. |
was indicated that the conference,
was inspired by instructions from
headquarters in both countries. Gen
Plummer is commander OF 2,00l
regulars and militia here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

stalls 2. :. B. 2. pot reas,. &c 90 iso ~ (:
steer sisaks ite ~. ysei roasts D. ~ /.
veal Outlets igsc 10 PORK loin. ltc
o. pork roast ief % shoulder - lamb
$40 10 iamh chops ltc ID sprinE
chickens 90 ID fresh hems itr ~
bacon. fgAe o. stalls iA.4t best Mason
iaf caps. TIC 10 sttfa fins pink salmon.
cans far. fresh crisp ElnETrsnapa lee
10 s.qt siHa pkE Estafiue. lee stall
So NO. 90 sack choice family flour.
use large cans milk gtr 2bc can
cocoa tfr. sec cans mincra clans.
str ter bottle grape juice sse. aer can
gultfafd-s chocolate gtr. tar rkE tea.
fsct tana PURGE - tomato. gkc. cans
sffinE hssns. see cans June peas. stri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
IiIrE

A. af1nEs 80 90 sack flour. ~ 90
Toe pAEs corn flakes ace. tsc pkEH
pancake npuf. ibr, q 90 sacks ssit tori
! cans stInE beans. 4tcs zoe hroomr ale,
anc Wasnh1afdH lbc anr can chocolate.
stf stalls sR-8i. pot roast i1hc o.
fresh spare ribs ~ 10 leaf lard. ~ sc
% good steer steak. ltC ib stan -.
fresh Washfnstoh creamery butter. soc
3d. lhs tsrs guarsnterd local ranch
rgEa fsc doH dos csc. stall !. water
melons o. lh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

Rtalis et.aG. chnice patent flour u 10
sack. delivered best milk. . % cHHs. df
iitrrrd 100 ibH pure cane sugar y ~
a le, raps ssrdiurs abr. The sugar,
asr. lib reu best chocolate. zhc. finll
3 aluminium coffee pefcoiatof free Vim
"A purchase - 3 lhs ~ SOC - go c1ff"s'
Riau Ioz. 4Ee coffee. 1bc d. beet frssh
Washington butter. $50 10. De hhc
sharp cheese -tc ID. ibs 80 fflfii
fr.n6 focal ranch eggs. 2 DOR CSC stalls
ai.as. fresh sturgeon. ibs 7tc salmon
trout roc and 3tc sarh staii lzT Ger
man breakfast cheese. for asri BLOCK
Rufas cheese SOC ID stall iat. DOR
fresh home baked cookies Win Doc
purchase ~ our bakery goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
PUBLIC MARKETS
.nt III IND

SIT III IND
jack cheese Esr ih hnlHs cheese. soc
lh roast ISN'T &C. o.. fpaHt veal b. ID
raf fnast o. d. fresh churnsd butter
he Bee. fresh ranch eEEs. 4hc doz
salmon. zoe each herring. lhH sAci
broad. large IoaNeu thr. re bread.
inaYes ace. peas. ibs 4brt rHutlflnwef
SOC each mills. cans Csc. cantaiuupcs
fnf gee tomatoes. ? ibs zte. peaches
gee basket. patafpes. lbs 4lr. brrfiea
30 bon. cherries Zoe ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
STOP GUARD FIGHT

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. July U.s.
National Guardsmen fight fans here
were peeved bunch today. The
sheriff stepped in at the last mo-
ment last night and prevented the
fight between Tommy Gary OF Chi
cago and Danny Goodman OF the
First Illinois cavalry.
There was $1,000 advance A5e.
which the boys missed. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

WANTED LOAN or 5000 ron .
years on nfst-elaHH f.st cot 1901 o.
curiy bee ~ hankrr. 10 Hrfink -
wANTEu-To noHnow 1900 on poob
passenger launch ssEit feet. Regal
engine. 90 b. D. boat valued Ht -. 500.
- Is Fncs. iso spflng -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
BOOSTS FOR M BR|OE1s
STR|NCER GETS BUSY

Hugh Eldridge OF Bellingham. ~
merly postmaster. and delegH
10 nearly every state and nation
convention for the past 20 yezn
visited Seattle this week. lie d
claras that Whatcom county
practically solid for Henry McBnf
for governor.
Mcbride IL the one man a 4
the candidates that the people req
Iy know anything about" said u
bridge. He was governor befou
and the people remember him wd
az man who kept his word -
them"
John stringer. chief deputy she
M. candidate for sheriff again}
LATE Hamilton. will open headquap.
ters Monday At 33G New York blocD
Strlnger. who has had seyer
years experience IN the sheriff.
office, and formerly was depuii
United States marshal. plans a Wig
orous and active campaign from
now on. Besides his experience II
the sherlffs duties. Stringer alx
studied law at night. and Is al
mitted to practice.
Former Gov. Henry Mcbride. cas-
didate for denomination. returns
70 Seattle Friday. after a week b
Eastern Washington. where he no
old and new friends IA Spokaz
Stevens. Lincoln. Douglas. Graz
and Okanogan counties. He
chock full OF enthusiasm for -
success.
Il found that Eastern Washing
ton has not forgotten the fight u
made for a state railway commik|
sion when | was governor" de|
clared Mcbride. "and the outlooh|
Is most optimistic In favor OF myl
candidacy IN each OF the cogk-e~a
Incidentally II was this figk :.
cost Mcbride his nomination at the
hands Of the 1904 convention. The
railway lobbyists were In control
and Mcbride was showed under b,
the political bosses.
Monday night Gov. McBrids
speaks at Fremont hall.
Speaking In Capitol park.
Olympia, Thursday night. 10
crowd OF over 500 olympia citizens
In whose minds, as a matter q
lively interest. was the arrest. yeG
terday, OF Gillies. Col. Roland X
Hartley OF Everett, candidate ID
the nomination for governor. three
verbal bomb into his audience b
I bis frank statement regarding tn
Iooting OF the insurance fund.
Col. Hartley stated that II \
were elected governor OF the satl
the mysteries surrounding n
whole Giliies affair would be
raveled.
DR.. c. c. Tiffin. republican,
dldate for coroner. addressed
meetings Thursday. Al II
hall he addressed the
American Republican club.
spoke at tine Commer1a!
and before the Women'S Conn
oial Club.
c. ". Masterson OF walla Wall,
blind member OF the two last legii
latures, will make the race for cor
gress on the democratic ticket I
the Fourth district this year. II
filed his candidacy at olympi
Thursday.
John +. Frost. for governor. an
Charles Hart for congress in tn
Fifth district, also filed at olympi
Thursday.
The weekly meetings OF tn
Young Mems Republican club wi
be held hereafter at the Commercis
Club. State Senator Nichols an
John James OF Salt Lake City spok
at noon Friday.
At the same time DIR. +. A. BryaI
a candidate for United States SCI
ator. will address the Commercil
Club.
Richard A. Baiiinger. former Sc
rotary OF the interior. and Johne1
Miller. candidate for congre
dressed the German-America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

gse sack salt. isc zoe pbgs slos'
starch 9te. Toe pkEs soda, Be- tsc b'til
ratHap, iTr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

G TENTS AWNINGS
~ rL~S Ev~rYthfnR IN csnvA.
= u wshb Eitrher CO.
csAA al Hnivertity
rHoNooHAPfts Our SPECIALITY
We trade. buy rent. repair
Nu.icai Record Exchange
fsis ws.slas- Kiiiesi fsrs
CLEARING HOUSE
For Musical Environment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

woftf'. greatest rikifrnFant ana rhrsns
eiaKlat guarantees tn reed fnur sntifs
iifs pest present srf future sives
trne advice on business. love health
and family affsirs tells he name ~
VaHF sufuf- huaNhma or Nlfs ana shat
fn Do 90 - snccsssfui IN iffs Nhe has
fuss arrived In TITS rifv never here
before orr ytkif wtii pay Fau f1f fuur
many finaupei Hfnnents W ether shs
~tti fsuaovs al obstacles ard tell Ynu
hnw a. utn snf hold tNs sns Tuu 10
sire shs Ffrss sfrfrs ~ al important
affairs - life kr@Ftki readings See
Hotel Eik. room 8. 1894 Second. near
fstne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
DANCE TO END cl

The Red Cross encampmenR at)
Fort Lawton will be brought to q
grand close next Wednesday when,
a dance will be given in the ARM
DRY for the benefit of dependent
families OF militamen on the Mext
can border
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
vASHoN ISLAND

YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO
MISS THIS
Fnresd sale Ferrf wiii seen 10 Running
Improved gr.aefs raaeh. arres
CLEARED good house. barn. nuthuiifinEsi
ynunK hearing orchard. % trees al
alnas ~ small FRUIT team. hafnsss
barry az fnnis miles from fern
iandirE only q $50. ssay terms
Also ~ arfss isnf IN tarn - tea ~ W.
nrf arfe terms
Hnafi faneh a. Hufton. al cleared !.
house improvements Only fttep
easy terms
water fronf tarHHin 7tstte. fine inea-
sian ~ith sandy beach ONLY ispe;
terms
G J Hrt.L a CO
Mafa suf sss giahs uis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
2S--Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN
pHRFNOLOCfCT

Madam Nina hes iusi arrived In tsaiiis
never pss here tsfafs sni ere can isN
yeu 81 gaar rasi ufs ard shat feNf
futufe ufr 10 90 hs ran advise You "
business affairs farafiy AffaiFs and love
affairs tell Fau shea Fua Hiil marry
ara The intfiai - fhs ore fnu W
marry. hos 20 rauauFr faaF Fnefifr
sHh afria all tFouhts ana - hapgy
tel. Fnu ~ regard 90 your shssni
frisnfs. tells Yos shat s0u ars adapted
Tor ard hos 20 - sufcsssfai M iifs
tells rnu whaf Business u snost iaehf
Tor you The MADAM viii Eivs tpa
svsfr ssftsfsrftan fisf readings ere
al eor fiaenffsi rhsfwrs &c rents The
madam can - fpuua 81 stts tnipn 81
tstaasn arcant and Thifd afsa. Yer
tfrHsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
IMPROVED ACREAGE
HOUSE HEARING IRtfr

Pine arrsaEe. uith a-Foom house!
on caunty road less than it
minutes paih ffem ferry dnrk
grunK hearing ffuit trees. ap-
pies piums pears grapes. hiark-
berries and rasghefflss psnrf
lives ~ Montana and eaun1t look
AFTER place WIZ sell fnf ~ CSC
on Easy terms g. rnsp0nslhia'
party 20 boats daily CO fare
20 residents TAKE Easf Maffs
son ear and KrhlAnd boats 80
narke a Fauars office on
uharf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
'3-pERSoNALS
5000 REWARD

W0Nkf&G MAJ ts SOME aEANH
steadily employed. wishes Acquaintance
% sinsie lady % widow with some
means one whe wiii appreciate trutht
fuinrss and devotion christiaa HrirHes
preferred object matFiHonY TrlfirfH
don't susser Address FtT star
t-ApfEs- uON-r WOUHY NfgS pE.
tsYrd or irregular rss EAdr ElEtn I'm
r~riai Tables ~ mail 81 per hat
sauhir strength 81 So EssrF tat
autrantssd Cfown AEsasr. ifsi FiHth
MISS MARION , SATm' MAJ VA.
sase Berkshire Hotel tsle Second
affice -
YOUNG MAN af WANTS TO MAKE
acquaintance - woman ateut same
ass object sasffimanr Mast i've ia
Alaska Scandinavian prrfrrred Al
dress pc star
FERN JACkMAN va sS's ~,
sF.s.f go aaHsaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

CRUISER MARBlEHEAD VI
the Oregon naval militia -
coaling Friday at Bremerton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
slot FOR SALE

FAuNTLERoY HOME SACRIFICE
Largo sound Wow lot. house. city water.
light. pavement 60 city; on fine houle
ward. taxes trlflinE; splendid year.
around health resort location only
$3.50 on so payments. Are YOU
live Eeatticitc. with no homcf Then
grab this while YOU can Telephone
owner evenings or mornings and visit
this property snap. North 20as
TOR sAtE Two TRACTS ANp HOUSE
at Tukwiia. ail planted to fruit trees.
bearing 81 20Oi electric liEht and city
telephone terms. See owner. Kassuor.
blacksmith shop Renton. wash
$3.50 2 ROOMS t0vi2s lot. Sound view
easy terms Fauntleroy car owner.
45rn W Willow ~
~N.~~>~c~~.~s~~~~SN~ Nc~~4~-~s~~N~N.~~~
aA-Houscs for Sale
I-HOOM MODERN COTTAGE 81 700,
terms Bruno jam. lbi1 Alprka ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
Seal Estale Wanted

WASTED SMALL. iioNE MEAN can
not over fgtn. in exchange for 90
acres Kesd unimprUred land. Pierce
Wffnlrf eve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

lifted EGYPTTAN
cLAIRVOYAET and
medium. givea al.
vice on business
matters love. heath
End family affairs
tells the Mans ~
your future husband
or wife, tells " the
one you love II true
or false. what part
81 IN. country ~
luckieaf 10 you. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28
BUSINESS CHANCES

SronH HAcRiricE- owN
or must leave a. once fnr Montana
nice. clean stock nue location. 3 Twins
rooms ana furniture rent only 1850
$3.50 faf aii Hre nusr. at9g Aurora az
RAWMftt lOH HALE ~ YoU WANT
e good hsrEain look this uu. DOING
cheap W nfasn oak iiafbor.
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

Richard A. Ballinger. former SEQ
rotary OF the interior. and Johsr1|
Miller. candidate for congra
dressed the German-America
Thursday night. Several
candidates also spoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

C. W. Masterson OF walla walia.
blind member OF the two last legisI
Iatures. will make the race for con-
gress on the democratic ticket IN
the Fourth district this year He]
filed his candidacy at Olympia
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

The weekly meetings OF the
Young Mems Republican club will
be held hereafter at the Commercial
Club. State Senator Nichols and
John James OF Salt Lake City spoke
at noon Friday.
At the same time Dr. f. A. Bryank
candidate for United States sen
ator. will address the Commerce.
Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-28

John f. Frost. for governor. and
Charles Hart for congress in the
Fifth district. also filed at Olympia
Thursday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-01
A TRAINING CRUISE
FROM PENSACOLA is
JOURNALS BOOST
VIII the government arrange one OF It's c

Will the government arrange one Of its civilian
training cruises from Pensacola?
In line with its preparedness policy the adminstra-
ton has extended the idea of the Patsburg civilian
training camp the navy, and August 10 cruises in
which civilians from every walk of life, will take part
learning how be useful Uncle Sam while enjoying
fine vacation will be started from Portsmouth, New
York, Philadelphia and Charleston.
The Journal, noting that cruise was arranged
from these southern waters Immediately teegraphed
Secretary of the Navy Daniels pointing out the mpor
lance to the government of arranging cruise from
Pensacola.
Jas. F. Phillips secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce has dispatched similar telegram, and prompt
action is expected
The Journals wire is as follows
Hon. Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy Wash
ington, D. G.
We note that civilian training cruises will leave
from southern port except Charleston If one of
these trips IS arranged from Pensacola the admins
trations policy for greater preparedness will be great
" strengthened in the south Port and other facilities
are unrivaled here. Can cruise be arranged from
Pensacola. THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-01
BRYAN CLUB FORMED
BY ACCLAIM; SHOWS
REELECTION CERTAIN
Over a Thousand Members
From Escambia County
and Pensacola.

The great wave of popular approval
on which Nathan P. Bryan will ride
into the senate Tuesday, began to
form yesterday when plans were per-
fected to organize a Bryan Club in
Pensacola and Escambia.
Before the committee had finished
drafting their ideas, over a hundred
people had affixed their signatures
to the roster, believing Mr.. Bryan's
reelection is to the best interests Of
Florida"
Yesterday afternoon, prospectuses
of the organization were in every pre-
cinct of Pensacola, and the furthest
parts of Escambia will be reached this
morning.
At least thousand names will be
enrolled, for Mr.. Bryan's candidacy is
being received with greater acclaim
all the time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-01
LARGE REAL TY.
CORPORATION
is ORGANIZED
Acquires Good Will of Two
Well Known Firms
Here.
BETTER BUSINESS
FACILITIES, CAUSE
| G. P. Wentworth, President,
Officers Well Known
Business Men.

Considerable interest has been man
ifested in business circles by the for
nation of the Reality Corporation of
Pensacola, which has acquired the
good will of the Fisher Real Estate
Agency and the Escambia Realty COM
pany.
The new corporation is formed in
order to secure the best facilities for
handling general real estate and mort
gage loan business.
The offices of the ne-g company
will be at 200 South Palafox. Geo.
P. Wentworth, formerly of the Es-
Gambia Realty company, has been
elected president of the Realty Corpo-
ration. ]. H. D'Alemberte is vice
president; c. C. Hartman, secretary.
and w. S. Lurton Is treasurer.
| All the officers have long been con-
nected with the business interests OF
Pensacola, and are peculiarly well
qualified to serve in their several ca
/ pacities.
i ]. NJ. Muldon of the Escambia Real
/ ty company, and William Fisher, 81
/ the Fisher heal Estate Agency, retire
from active work in the real estate
field. Mr.. Fisher will practice law
with offices in the American Nationa
Bank Building.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-01
US. Banks Richer
Than Ettrope's By
3 Billion Dollars
BY AssocIArED PREss.

Raleigh, May 31.-Secretary Nc
Adoo, in an address tonight to the
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce. de-
clared that those who feared the ces-
station of war orders would cause a
business depression II the United
States, either were Influenced by par
tisan propaganda or were ignorant
of the prospects of peace orders. He
said the percentage of wal. orders as
contrasted with the entire domestic
and foreign commerce of the United
States was insignificant. He express
ed the opinion that the administra-
toms anti-dumping clause was not es-
sential but merely precautionary, and
urged the enactment of a ship pur-
chase bin. To show the present con-
dition of the United States, he Said
the aggregate resources of the Amer
lean national banks exceeded by
about three billion the combined re.
sources of the Bank of England, the
Bank of France, the Bank of Russia
the Reich Bank of Germany, the Bank
of the Netherlands, the Swiss Nation
al Bank, and the Bank of Japan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-06-01
FRENCH DASH
WINS VICTORY
FROM GERMANS
e. AssoCIATFD PREss.

London, May 31.-The French in a
spirited infantry attack, captured
German positions on the southwest
slope of Deadman's Hill, northwest of
Verdun. Paris says prisoners and
machine guns were taken. The town
Of Avocourt and Hill 304 are under
heavy bornbardments from the Ger
mans. Artillery fighting is under
way near Hartmanns-W eiler1of in
the Vosges region. Austrians have
taken additional Italian positions on
the Asiago-Arsiero sector and re-
pulsed italian counter attacks. Vienna
says the Austrian offensive has TAX
en- more than thirty thousand pris-
oners and about three hundred guns.
South of Dvinsk on the Russian front
heavy commandments are taking
place. In the Volbynian and Bessara-
bian front, there is increased activity.
The Turks captured Russian posi-
ton in Armenia, but it was recap
tured.