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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-22
Historical Pageant
To Mark Opening OF
New State Museum

santa Fs N NJ NOV tt rh"
hIstuty ~ Sew M,yru viii nc tuId en-
uu historical pageant to b" held 400
ruu.",tiou with the dedication ~ %
new state museum bphdiug The
cathedral ui the Desert which
probably VIII ne ,umpl"t.d her" hy
iunr next The plans 'oll t"r IN"
huldlng ~ m" d-di inaturv EXERCISES un
Jul, a. and &. ut next Ntrr
The building when is a dupiiyauou
of No" state huildng ~ tu" ftuana-
california exposition ,s modelled |
the old Sapinsh mission at ND"Wl
'r.ugh 100 ,NtciIur treatment l' pal-
takes 81 IN" lighter architecture
features .T "a, turhitt missiuu. uuui
suuc ,.ars lal'i II VII contain .'
hrEt auditorium. som, lcDtur" rooms
aud quantity OF cXhibit space.
lu construction, the uulidiu- con
tusm- a. nearly as NAV Ice 60 nat "'
the uld missions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-22
Decision Is Rendered in Test Suit
Brought in United States Dis
trict Court at Kansas City !.
Prompt Appeal Taken
CASE WILL BE CARRIED TO
HIGHER TRIBUNAL AT ONCE
1t Is Expected That Ultimate De
cislon as 20 Whether Act Will
Go Into Effect January i VIII
be Handed Down Before Then

lEv l,r.Ir. H'taid Leased Nr'I
han~a~ 'itA. Mo, Soy. - ---
The Ndam-on ri.hi hour law
wa- hCid un,un-iiiutiunai ir,r
tuda, hN jrdgc " ili,an iiurL
~ iniivd states di-iri,t court
Judge iiunk dirccicd ~, rrori,-
'r~ ~ tlu N>-uuri. oklahoma
ana '.uii raiiioad. who brought
tip original lctiod IN TIN, ease
- 'nintn the law iio,u guing into
erect. to a-~i>t the government
IN rNI"'di'ing the ,a~s Ia th, ~u-
pr,inc ruur, uf tic nitrd states
iui iinai dc. i-ion and instructed
ihriu. through their ATTORNEYS. tu
'n,i'r tie representative oi every
railroad ~ this country to par
ii'ipatC IA the hearings iciur, ia,
hisic>i court IL the hand rhi-
was requested ~ III" government
motto To- dismiss the injunction
p'tiiion al thu railroad. the gov
,,unicnt dr>,iing to avoid pro-
iungcd, unnecessary and catered
iuigai'uu' through the ln'aring oi
countless similar suits iiicd nv
clcrN ,pii system IN ever, federal
district IN ibc I niict ~ta,r-
through which their Iinr~ ruu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
3citgeuid6e 8oabeidr=
0ernng.
Ser ,,flicsenbe gricftraser" GnrlitrDn,
brad5te griefe nu &aiier 91iIbelm
sur Meiterbef6rbernny per
nSc,,tidIano" ,taM
Ne,u s)prf.

g e 10 Dprf, 8. stop. Dieter gariz
ltrom. lpelher seltern g.orgen tllri
nod 6 llbr anf einen Gplt 0lus5euae
ser Meip Yprfer Sin,es in Gti.0go auf>
gcltiegeu ,rur. lit beute Mpfgen IN
s.:55 llbr sli;fIid bier auf gppernor 9
sSslanb gelanbct. Begen Nta|Hinenocz
fetten nubte er stpei,ual, in Gtie, Ea.
lmb SammpuDsport, u. G., longert
Gtationen n,adcn. Gin Neutrster be,
INew yorter Yoltbeborbe tpcrtste aul
@orernor's Sslano auf gurlltrcn1 nm
.nabm ne1en Sud nit YcItiensunses
in gn,pfdng.
llnter Sen griefeu beful,o It'd cir
gd)reiben bcs 9iirsermeiNers sbomps
ion bon Chicago al, .hen 9rtiitSenter
@ilIon. Serner bat gar!iro,n n,eb'
srere pnlbisanssltbreiben se,itfhe'
t9atrioten in Gbicaap an @ailcr 8iI
Ibelm, s,inheubl1rg llno Miafensen mit'
aebradt, ref9e griefe jest ollf ben
Sanoelstaudboote .Geuti,hIans" mad
Ser alteu @einlatb meitcrbcforSer
iperben iollen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
@tmalttbdtige etrfiter.
Gehs Mrreitantcn tperhen bcid,mlhist
9aetp Yprfcr Rehabilitation bmrh
9Dnamit 5erit5rt 5u baben.

Netp Dorf. 8. gspb. Ser bicitsci,
Gofisei selans cs, cine @cridlp0rlim9
5tpeds 3eritDrllng bon Siefbabnltatioz
men bllrb Sic Wcrbaftitng bon feds
Wa1l,nern Sn berciteln; bon Scneu fiiui
itreifenbc slnseltcllte Der Tiefbabn
.iinS. Sic feds slrreltoatcn ieerben iid
ieet ipeeen Ser am "a. @stofer erz
folgten sprengung Ser Giefbabnltatiz
on on Ser 10. StraBe. iaobei bier
Rerlonen i1iuer bcrlcet iru,oen. 81
beranttporten babetl.
ssah Sen M1slasen Der Geteftibs
ipcldc Bic @erbaftllngeti uIsfiibrten
fpIl elmer Ser Mdnncr bercits Gin Sc
itanonib abselc9t babenE r0S CT uni
feline 8pmprisen Die Abiiht hottcn, erl
Sic DIFFERENTIATION an SO. StraBe ltni
bem @rpabtpab nno ballll Bic an Sci
igiNsGaIl si serlt0ren. 9iexsisrIaftetel
baben in Sen letten gasen bel ei,le'
Sabrit bon ggploiibitoffen in @enbil
81. S. so 2bnamititanoen. 100 3iinb.
biitden nnb 100 SUP 3hnoid:nur er:
itanben. =
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
aalllpibertit.
.&6nig &onitantilt erlakt einem Mrmee
bcfebl, be,n gprmarid bcr gfepolm=
tiDudrc nit Iaffengemalt Girbalt
s,i Bebitten.

q tb n, iiber 2onbon. 3 siob. Ser
Generalltab Der 9riehilden Mrlnee be-
itdtist belte bie 9ldunung bon aate=
rina blrd lire @nrniion bon $50
gdann seseniiber elmer apantoarbe Der
Banben @eni5elos in elmer Starfe boz,
fiiber 600 Man11 init nebrere.1 MaIti-
neneelpebrcn.
aDnig ao,titantin bat hente eine.l
Grmeebeiebl erlniien. in bent er be1l
f0niglibell @nrniionen a,-hefieblt.
iiberaa, pipenn es iein rtuG nit 8afz
fenseipnlt", Dem tneiteren gorbringen
Ser 9febollltiondre bon Silpnifi aus
rginbaIt 5u gebieteu.
@pr ber sd)Iaht.
2cn 5 ON, 3. ssop. Cine gdlad,t
sluilden sriedilden 5ruppen nnb Sen
rebolutiondren. 8anbeu ifebt iiiblid
bon 8nterina beber. lpeun lie Mat
ourd oie sllli1rten in gaionifi md
redt5eitie perbinbert tpirb.
Cine sriediibe 9ruppenabtbeiIune
bon 1900 @nnn iit unseidbr 30 0aeis
len liiblid bon &aterina angelangt.
Sepeider aug Mtben beiase,1, onb a6=
mig &onitantin bieien 5ruppcn be-
foblen bat, oie @eni5eliiten ipiort aus
@aterina 5u bertreiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
Gin Che aurioiu,,,.

Milipaufee, 8. Sob. Bralt 9.
Mansfe lit felt seiteru Die gliidlid)e
Mutter eincs reisenbeu ,lnb gef,lnben
96hterlei,,s. Srau @1uSte lit 81 Sab
re alt, ibr @atts. bat 25 CONNER err
lcbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04

gcrlin. iiber acnpon 8. sFop
Sic 9febe beg Yrdiioenten sSilipn in
Cincinnati am 9onnerstag perganges
ner @od,e ip,lrbe am MittlppdJ bon
beutiden 3eitunsen sicmli6 alsfiibr&
lid scbrad)t unb erillbr bic perlehics
beniten N,sfe9,,aseu. Sic slulhbten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04

!. lt6renfabrifant ssrserioa iiir
s9illpll. Son Dem Manne fam es
nns nidt ipllnbern, Oab er fiir SEN
&aroioaten lit, Ser bas ~ a ath mi
.waiting preoi9t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04

uniere gtelllinge,,. trot erbittertcr slns
|griffe.
.Mir baben 1000 Naann gcfanscr
eenont,,cn uno iiebcn @aicbinen9c=
tpebre erbe,itet."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
Sic lebten 80aeridalie Der Gampaoue.
9m8bes tpiro beute Ytbeno tn, teip Dorfer Maoijom
sanare @aroem ieinem @ablielosu8 abid)lie6en.
i9laao 8ons ntopide gseltireoeusplane beurtbeilt.

seSp Der Observation-Disclosures uHnid gipn rife 9mTan unb
merfenid5en @utc sbaoom aamu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
synR 8ooen.
GrbittfrtfS 6ingerl lu1 /,
Ste 0ebir8sf fblatbten an gmmdnie& @rense' tteuen
id)ter i,bermenid)Itbc atntoroernn8em
an Die 9ruppen.
Meue enorn,e gerufe oer Ruiieu in iieben ansrieu.
Gesesberidc Stanr iber GfnHpc j ae
L.lA walig pom Der 5lerreidi&em 2rieasmelouna
an ote Srntpett.

Saerabns Srppen lDl Ercba ptbentbmm
borgbrlsen SIZE furdterden Gdhpafein bes Soupfters
rams Den @ebigspale1 Sran5oien beebcn eber
@aug Staener paen $4,000 Scerrcier s,annbirt~ ban
Aber Die @eercslems beriet perseblcn aenasriz
fen Der &abemadJer. l1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
SrDfworte Hllb Nusrtotn.
tsntmort bes- Generals Nsaafiee al
Sinbenbnrss Grtiarnnsen.

2onb.on 8. Non. @3it gesne ani
oas fiir5lih neroffentIit)te Snterbieip
eincs gertreters Der @ieuer 9seue
Sreie 8reiie nit Selomarldau bon
Siubenbllrs batte @eneral,naior @aau<
! rice, Gbef Ser Abtbeinlns fir militia
|rilhe Gperntionen int @ries SAINT, oenr
8prreipouOenten ser Miio5iirten 9reHe
|bellte unter nnserem Sofgenoeg gu
ioeen:
ul1niere Gffeniibe on Der gonnne
siuar riht alf Den 9urdbrlld) bered)<
net. SIR 3tped beitanb banin. Der
Dun 5lt e,,tlaiten uno 10 biele geutide
gu t0hteal, als 1,l1r nlDglid).
SD ipitl nidts Dariiber 1asen, Of
eg breibis .Subre balern ipirb. Bic
geltlben aus Sranfreid 5r bertreiz
ben tglber Sic slliirten nebmen al
gtdrfe gu, 1pdbrenS IN 'Seutlhlanh
serabe ioas 11,neefebrte Der Sal lit.
SIZE @iffung Ser alliirteu Cffenlibe
Fit ,affllmulutib" gSenn bas 8ettel
tire gSteDernll1uabne ge1utfet, luers
ben sic Heiultate sr0ber fem. nls i
5upor. Sic 8olfenbriibe her lester
8ohe baben folgenlhmerc slttioncr
!berbinbert.
gSinterfclbsus gepIant.
~gs lit lln5ipeifelbaft tpabr, baf
oie 9elltiden in Ben fiir5liden adn,=
lpfen an Munitionsmangel litten
8dbre,lb Ser fllr5en Bintertase, bis
Die Geripenbung Ser Mrtillerie be.
Igrel,5en, iperbcn lie in Der Gage fem
|ibre gorrdtbe 5u ersdn5en. grob bes
lihlehteni @etters baben ipir iebod
lniHt Sic gblibt, linen cine Yanle 3,
seon1len. 8enn Sic @erhdltnilIe e
lnlr balbipegs geltatten. miro sic 81;
| |fenlibe Sen san5en 8inter binburti
bnuern.
.Na6 2ofltluenten. sic on @efan
genen eefl,nben tprrben, ltebt es iibri
lgens felt. buB .bie Neoral ioipobl als
[ald bus Mnterial bes Seinbes at
|Gualitdt itart abscnunn,en bat"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
oaaf ,ui6tiscr Waffion." ]"

Yaris, 3. gop. Gos fran8oiil@e
amtsblatt sibt befannt. OaB Ser irarz
50Iiide Slottenminiiter, aonter Mb-
r1iral Marie Sean 2ueion 2aca5e, all1
gum 5eitiueilisel1 ariessminilter err
llannt lporben tit, in Mbtpefenbeit bes
ariesnniniiters General 0ioa,let, Ser
in einer ipidtiecr1 @iiiion entlanot
tpprbeu lei
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04

ousheS perrabrt sge &roddaunoe Ser arieos
luit equator gepbg loana seibt @iln Ser llnueura
tat 8usiniten gnsanbS. Bion vGefublboa ase lid ne
gubbarn gSablrbe rein cnnentoeu Grim
oen - er tunn 1rob 1e1n ooB Ben Gdin Dirp
Die 9topiepeft inn n166ie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-04
Bon otr u9entidlaub".
&apitan 3irid)s ansaben iiber eim
siueites heutfdes gamdboot perSie=
nen ernit genomn,en sm .perben.

ga IT mo re, Mb., 3. Iop. Sic
bieligen proalliirten sdiffabrtsfreiie
siinb bnrb Den geriht bes aopitdns
a5iri6 bon oem nortpesiiden iradt~
bampfer nGiterbal" iiber Elm 5tpeites
bentldes Saudbont an Ser bieliger
aiilte ernifli6 beunrubiet iporben. sMls
genein slallbt nan. oaB es iih I'M y,
armirtes 8esleit1diff Der vGeun
Lamb" banbelt.
aapitdn 5irid lit, mas II goot,
1anbelanst, fein siel1Iing. Gr bat be-
retts 5ipei g6iiie pdbreno oes 8rieses
einsebiiBt. gsad ieinem 8eridt mar
aber oas 5auhbppt, bas CT bel Sap
5enrp geHdtet bat, bas ipeitaus gr0b%
.te ,ons linn ie gu slusen setommen lit.
Gas 9audboot fubr nit perlolhten
Qidtern unb enttpidelte Die san5e 3eit
iiber. ais es Inn bie .Siterbal" berz
umfubr, cine iolde g9nelligteit uno
Dsdn6brirfdbisteit. baB es no6 glnz
'lidt bes nortpesilhen gbiffsiiibrers
.fdbig iein r1uB, einen irbeliebigen
6anoelsbampfer au iiberboten.
Gie It 81 er1uartct.
9teau 9nnbDn, CONT, 3. Nun.
&apitdn 8aul a5nig ppn Der ,9eMtid)=
lamb" gab beute befannt, baf er er=
,partet, auf Der Rifiabrt mad 9eutid)=
Ianb pnn benz bemtidcn &riegs= =Iamd)=
;buDtc Il 50, cinem Sd,pciteridiffe
Der Il SO begleitet 5u iucrben. Gr iet=
.te bitt5m: .SdJ bin hurdJaus ntht
iiberraidt bapOn, baF nod meincr sn=
finft bier bereits Elm beutides &riegs
tamhbnpt an Der bieiisem aiiite geiidtet
,uorbch lit. 8ei mns ,ueiF man chen
Entdt, mas bic Mbn,iralitdt fiir 8ldne
hat"
@rbfte Spriid,t.
Sem 2on Son, Conn, 8. Non.
Sic aIlergrbBte @prIidt tpirb hier an
setpanbt, um ole Srenlbe bon Ser
9eutldlanb" fernsubaiten. Sugar
Sic farbi9en Sradtner!aher burften bas
ssnnere oes lGhiffes niHt betreten
8apitdn a6nig iaste bette, Sab el
ipnbrldeinlid lhon innerbaIb Der udcbs
| item sebn Sage Sic giiidrciie antrete11
luerbe.
Gin bieiises giirserfontitee bat be-
|Idlpilen, bem &apitan aDuig eihe golz
oene galdenllbr nit pailerber gingraz
fbirnug als gbrenseldent s,l iiberz
lrethe11.
Giu peinlid,er gprfnll.
Set 2on Son, CONT. 8. gtop
l9ie hielisen 9oliscibebDrben lperbcr
ltpabrlheinIih sen @upitin &6rig er=
lnhen. ibnen auf ieinem S6iffe si'
sude MIDI Sluei jlingcn aeilten Ieincl
@annidaii 5u seltatten, sic in cin'
Stedaffaire perlpidelt icin ionen. ST.
einem biciisen Meitaurant iDllen Dit
sipei iunge,, beutiden Seelellte ein'
iunge Game bltrd ibre gltfmertIamfet=
| ten belaitist baben. slls Der farbig'
aellner ib,1en bicles lnteriagte, )ou e.
eine gtihlpll11be nit cineu1 Seenlanus:
meier erbalten baben.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-11
Mother Dies Not
Aware of Son.
r eck1ess Pas t
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chicago, Jan. 10.-The mother of
Erich Muenter, who in June last year
placed bomb IN the capitol at Wash
ington and then went TO the home of
]. P. Morgan, whom he attempted to
assassinate, died at her home here
ignorant of the crimes her son com
mitted, it was learned today.
Neither did she know her son, who
committed suicide in Jail after shoot
ing Mr.. Morgan, was dead. So far as
the family was concerned, Muenter
who was also known as Henry Holt
passed out of their lives nine years
ago, when he disappeared while police
were searching for him in connection
with the mysterious death of his wife
as result of poisoning.
When death notices of the mother
Mrs. Julia C. Muenter, appeared in
Chicago papers yesterday Erich's
name was included among the child
rem. Mrs. Muenter died last Wednes-
day at the age of 70. She was pros
trated when her son disappeared and
never fully recovered.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-11
BRENT.

Brent, Jan. S.-Mrs. M. A. G. Ray,
who has been quite I'LL at Ray Villa,
her home, is improving quite rapidly.
The School Improvement Associa-
ton held their usual meeting ON We'd
nesday afternoon. Among other mat
ters discussed, it was decided to have
an evening entertainment at the school
building on February IL.
Mr.. Gale Allen is visiting Atlanta
for few days. It is quite probable
that he may visit points in the East
before returning.
Rev. r. r. Beal conducted the SER
vices at the Baptist church on Sunday
both morning and afternoon. Mrs. /.
N. Harrington united with the church
by letter.
Miss Annie Van Pelt spent the
holidays with Miss Eleanor Davidson
at Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Witch and
children spent the holidays at Milton,
4 the guests of Mrs. Wittich's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmo Anderson and
little son, of Pensacola, accompanied
! by Mrs. Anderson's mother and sister,
spent Sunday with the family Of Mr..
A. J. Anderson.
Mrs. Anderson's mother and sister
are spending the winter with her.
Their home is in Kentucky.
Misses Florida and Mallory Clop-
ton spent the holidays at home.
Miss Janet Allen spent several
days in town this week.
Miss Eva Mcmahon has returned to
town after pleasant visit to Mrs.
Harrington.
Rev. r. r. BeaIl has bought the
stock Of groceries at the station from
Mr.. Henry Brown and viii soon move
his Interesting family out. Brent is
always delighted TO welcome good
people.
Mr.. Tf1ley, from Kentucky, has
latefy moved into the neighborhood
near the G., r. & A. railroad.
4 The Cemetery League is rehearsing
for play TO be given about the mid
die of the month. Everyone is look
ing forward to it with pleasant an
ticipations as only the best talent has
been selected. Mrs. Laura Berry is
managing the play and those who
know her best know what to expect.
The friends of Mrs Will Griffin will
be glad to learn that she has recov-
cred from her recent attack of illness.
Misses Beulah and Minnie Ander-
son and Margaret Ray spent an even
ing most delightfully."- in Pensacola,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Bar
Der. The other guests were Mrs. Bes-
sey, Mrs. Zimmerman, Miss Edna
Smith, Miss Janet Harris and DR..
Beggs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-11
|ORGANZE SPANISH
WAR VET. SOCIETY
MOVEMENT WHICH HAS LATELY
BEEN PUT AFooT, SEEMS AS
sURED OF SUCCESS, WITH A
LARGE MEMBERSHIP. ::

Spanish waF veterans will shortly
be organized IN Pensacola, according
TO The movement which has lately
been put afoot and the success which
has already attended the efforts of
those whom have undertaken the
formation OF such society.
Those eligible TO join are men who
served in any capacity throughout the
late Spauish-American war, and as
two companies were sent from this
city, It is believed that upward of
Scne hundred members may be secured
from local men who are eligible in
every way 30 membership.
WIN Abts IN the custom house, or
John Massey, at the office Of Cary &
Company, win either one be glad to
give any information ON the matter
to those interested, and it is believed
that with these Tive wires" identified
with the movement, there win be no
difficulty in effecting a strong local
organization.
There are many benefits to probably
accrue 20 members of the camps, out
side OF the social features attending
the gathering of young men in the
capacity as sought.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-11
Marine Notes

The American schooner VIM. b.
Herrick entered yesterday, coming
from st. Andrews, into which port she
sailed some few days ago, and whence
she was ordered to Pensacola for
cargo. The Herrick comes from
Cadiz, Spain and had rough weather
while on the way home, as evidenced
by the missing mizzentopmast, which
was lost during the rough weather.
The American steamer Dorothy,
which put in here a few days ago for
supply of bunker coal, is anchored
in The stream, awaiting the engage
ment of competent second engineers.
The Dorothy is on the way to Phila-
delphia, where she goes for extensive
repairs.
1t has been announced that S. A.
hurry of Mobile, has bought the
launch Ariola from Pensacola. Frank
j. Bell lately selling the vessel. The
Ariola will be extensively repaired, it
is stated, and be used in Alabama
waters.
The Spanish. steamer Emilia, which
was in trouble at Key West, arrived
here yesterday and was berthed at the
east side of Muscogee wharf, where
cargo will be received.
Another vessel went to the G.. F. &
A. docks yesterday, when the Italian
bark Oropa, which reached port Sun
day, was berthed there to discharge
her ballast, and later on to start her
cargo at the same berth. The M. A.
Quina Export Company will load the
Oropa.
The Italian steamship Giovanrosa
has sailed from Huelva for Pensacola
bringing cargo and will load out for
Italian ports here upon discharging
her cargo of pyrites.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-11

along, and everybody seems to be
busy getting ready to plant their
spring garden. We are to have quite
a few new settlers in our little burg.
Lots of land is being cleared and all
kinds of fruit trees are being planted.
There was a mothers and teach
ers' meeting at the school house Fri
day evening, Jan. 7th, at o'clock.
Little Miss Margaret Breeze is on
the sick list.
Mr.. John Kneil is at home and is
on the sick list.
Miss Minnie Colley has returned
from visit to Texas.
Mrs. Mckee and daughters, Misses
May and Alice, visited Mrs. MencIz
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ben Jones was visiting in
Olive Tuesday.
Miss Irene Jones has returned to
her home in Texas after spending
quite while with her cousins, the
Misses Colley.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-11
Southern Factory to Put
Great Motor Car on
the Market Soon.

A. Southern motor car, budle In South
Caroiina, u q reality. The ~Audersor-Sik''
10 ths name of the car, The Andersen Meteor
Company," Of Rock HiiI, 10 the builder. J. G.
anderson 10 president OF the ecmpany and
It is owned a0d controlled by the stock
holders Of the Rock Hiu BugSy Company,
The new company, therefore, bias i'm its
assets the lOng experience IN suecessfM
vehicle construction Of the SRleeTn thar has
cemmunities Of the South and the ear besrs
the name OF ea3e man whose business tn-
segrtfy and bwsiness force have given 10 a
where that TIA wheels have rwm-
The "Andervoa-Six" win be 81 eae markaf
In che SpriMs Of D16 and will sen for q, $50
A member Of eass already have been. com
pleasd and tessa6, and re~kesaad oyer and over
again. They hsve stood she sssts' samarsasly.
s Iss 4s = g sf il e. ss,s All Ess C. sssss
lnS, 10 LVS Giaader nd fSol-prook ms
bnildgFs uuaAFute 1 that In rnCetr-car con-
hsps- shaa Il any STench Of naaaazseturfns 9,
they knr% that NOT cnty must q new c&f
n the rsaFks&, bat sapscaaIis that a csF
dared chsflenge the Centred West snd Ess /
In leo tnvCr THAI che pablo ordinarily weuSd
demnnd. HecogniEang FUZZY tha handicap 81
being q ptcneer, the Azadezvon Couzpany aets
cat 90 RiinaimM4e " GM advance BY eweFm-
eYtin1fy prscantien aasinst miseakss and bS
giving 20 tie car an encQmmcp F3chneBs Of
SttrneeRcn@ thnaRh I'm 30 doing Il tess@ns He
proA&s. IN 4 wcEd. tn design 10 20 dive 10
TING huyer add Convenienqe and Substantial
vAfse by WMw 0f cpuapensating for fha ma9ne
knd fepdezsien which onlF eite nrsnufaetuRer
lcng ID the businsss caa cffsr.
The "Andergcn-9Ek' 10 net n creation OF
iuptAse. II was born Ia the mind Of The
president of the Company at least three years
aRoi Indeed. for Awe OR aam year, he has.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-01-11

Jay, Jan. S.-Hon. and Mrs. E. v.
McCaskill had a family reunion at
their home at Nora, Fla, during the
holidays. They had six of their
children and eleven grandchildren
with them. They were as follows:
Jas. NJ. McCasIill and wife, Of Lake
land, Fla, J. A. McCaskill and wife
and four children, of Bluff Springs:
Edward NJ. McCaskill and wife and
two children, Of Jay; Mac D. McCas-
kill and wife and baby, of Dothan,
Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Cannon and
children, of McDavid; and NeflI B..
McCaski1l, wife and two children. Of
McDavid, thus making all the chill
dren at home except Rev. and Mrs. J..
w. Senterftt and children, of Jack
sonville. All regretted that they
could not come. All were glad and
happy to be at home again, and it
made the hearts of the aged father
and mother feel young to have their
children with them once more around
the old family fireside. They ex-
changed presents, Christmas greet
ings, etc, and were merry and glad
until the time came to say goodbye.
Then they all departed to their re-
spective homes and places of bust
ness, leaving the father and mother
as they started out in life alone, ex-
eept for one boy, George Myland,
who lives with them, and is as. their
other boys. We hope that we may
all be spared to spend many more
Christmas holidays at the old home.