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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
gcn i. suetic
3ltn &oriiter nno CHARLES Sallf sum
Sefrctar 0es oen1ofratild}en
Gelltralfonitcs crmablt.
@eaeiiterte @erlammllala I'M @dilpt-
quarter inn McGllQol19b
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9abe aebrad)te Nad)ridjt, bob @err
Sen s .2l1etie sltn1 Goriiscr ulto SEER
Charles Sallf sum Sefretar oes 0c-
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oclli bot lid in Ser gclterr slbeno I'M
SallptQll0rtier i'm McGltllolgb Sc
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Der eridpiellcnel standardization
llno &anOiooten iid) nit Stebpldben
maliigen mllBten.
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oeln l%angidbrigen Guriiber oes oenlo-
fratrdjen GeltraIfolnites, 20. S.
Mallop 5l1r Sronll1lg gerltien mar,
erflarte Scrr Mallop, bob ct leioer
nidt mebr ilnitanoc iein miiroc, als
Gprliser oes Gentralfpmlites 5ll i,ll=
gireli.
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sum Gorliber npmillirt uno BON Ser
GerIammllrna alld] eillitimmig er-
maFlt. Ger bisherige Sefretar Gbar=
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allf ein meitcres sSabr erlpabIt.
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Den. geifalige Anlpraden mltroel
bon Ben &erren Ssobn @erpalo, @rn.
q. 9eotb, OSife Mollop, Riharopn
Halpb Gram ul1o Atoerel1 gehalten.
Sic llad1lte 3llamnlcnflnft 0es
Gentralfomltes miro am Ireitag
slbel1o I'M Sa1ptqltartier ltattiilloel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
alcius staht=M euisieiten.
Sci Snltcn, grfaItunsen uIrp.
llnier gruittbee, 9rl,itpaltiaen uno
9nitenbaIiom. Hiepe's Mpnthefe.

Iralleill 6elenc Seiifert be.
rid)tcte gelterl, oab lie ron cilet
Sreun0in $500 iiir Nsn iibiriidlen
@iiIfsionos rrhaltcn bat. Ter Iol1os
lit Oaollrd1 ali St0Ot.25 geitiegcn.
SEER Tsrie @cnot pon No. 9t2
@eit ). StraBe iciert am belltiacn
Gage ieinen -. @cblrtstag. @err
@enot mnroe am s. M0r5 1914 III
Moiul 9lspen bel Nellmiiniter gebo=
rcll lr1o fam an1 9. Sill oes Sabres
1856 iiber Mep 9orf ms Sano.
Sic beiten Sapeten bel @itt=
aper's.
70 Sabre lit am betti9ea Sage
Irall Sophia slrp pom G%lorioge, Sa.,
II. II. go. /. Sic nltroe ont s.
Mar5 1871 in 9oi5enburg III Med=
lenblrg geboren lrno fam i'm Sabre
1864 ilber Ncm 9)orf ms Sano.
Ginen @ciratbs Grlal1bnib=
id)eill crhielten: 6. :. Smitb mno
&llbp u. sudlcr, Molire.
Pm fomn1elroelt soltnobeno
miro oas iGbrlidle Stiftll1asfelt Der
hieiigcn @arllgari=aoge III feitlider
@eilc begullget merSen. Gon Ser
@aulgariz2oec in Clinton miro cine
ltartc Delegation .%crpQrtet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
sic 0reltnoe oes ocutlden G6eaters
enrpfebler, 6rclnoe nno @efanltc
anlaIicn.
iyiinf nene 9ofcnfaac.

Ser lapellport OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
g mltroet .geltcrn fiinf l1elle @ocell-
falle 6eridtct. SIS hanoelte lid. Inn
Ole folgenOcn Gotienten: gioir 9H=
ron, 517 Dit Sigh Str, @ipialt
Sbcpbaro, 321 @eit 10. Str, Wil-
liam Ganmuap, 1909 @rioge glpe=
nlle;; Glariee @bitcomb, 116 Ioper
Court; uno Sauce 9oiter, 14tD
Campbell Mpenue.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
@e6rabcr &prn.

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IN pom "a. Iebrllar befiltoet Itd Elm
gilo Scr pier @ebrilber &orl NIT
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in this ianliln". Mls Grflarnllg lit
Ocn1 9ilNe Nol9enoes bclgeleben:
Sic @ebriiOcr &orll iuao bier
iortidrittliese @eldaitslcute aus Dem
Mittelnciter, Bic iidh Der Goiarp
Stub SSoce angellplngnerr ba6er1. Son
linfs llndl red]ts iilo lie: Otto &orll,
Grdlioent oes Iotarp Clubs bon
Clinton 3d.; Sobn &prn, Yraiioellt
bcs Hotarp Glllbs polt Gliincp, ST.;
Charles Sort, Mitglteo oes Notarp
Clubs pom Mpf Sslono, ST.. n1o
@iliam Sort, Graiioent Oes &otarp
Clubs Don 3apenpnrt, Sa. Charles,
alS bloBcs Mitglieo, liebt notb elmer
3ufunft i'm 2eben Scr gfotorp Clubs
~cataege1. "a er Jung uno popular
lit, miro CT %mabridci1llidj Sen Nalni=
licn=Heforo ourd) GrlMrallllg Der
4rdiinrrltidnft pcrpollltal1oigen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
@rltnociacntlmms : 1tclertraanmaci1.

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sNran on I6omas Stetuart, She'll Don
Aseftion q, seglaire Golunibip>
$4,000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
G%rOfinnng bcs ncl1en &citamrants
nlb Sptcls ultnter sen 2inScm"
inter 2eitl1ng Scs @errn
Garl Slider.

@err Garl Slider bot oas BON
linn Dor 5lpei @odlel1 bon @errn
Noolpb &l1eblde faaflih e%rporbel1e
9ie ltallra1t u1b 6otel yllnter Sen
Sinocn" geiterll nnter a%ltBeroroent=
lid gilnitigen Nuipi5ien croiinet.
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rll1g Der 3mangsbeltimmullgcn oes
W'l1lct=8 eleses ermeitert, lit sum Ne=
Italtrantlaal iebr elegant bergeridtet
lporoen lutb madt einel1 bellerL alt=
Beroroel1tlid frel,noliden ginorllcf.
Sell lit bas 3innler, 0enll es Gat arli
Ser @elt= nnO 9eoroieite iiehen Sen
tier, Die NIT feinen Gardiner &C.
l6lniift limo.
Ser hilrtere l6eil 0es friibcrclr
6%od)elegallten Sdalftiidcs lit i'm 60
fal perbliebcn l1lo sum ghtffet eilt=
acridtet moroelL oils peld)es ct ei1rell
lebr inlpolanten Ginornd mabt. ,sSsn
Ser Mfitte lit es ourh cine biiblde
Saline geld)miidt unb oie11t sum Mltf=
belpabrlngsort fir Ieller nno @la=
Ier, Welier mn0 @abeln nno 10 1pei=
ter. gs lit oieie @ermel1oung zines
1beiles Oes frii6eren sd1dnftildDes
cine lebr geldifte, Sic oas elegal1te
Nusieben aes 2ofals melenflih for
bert, s3mei rieiige &iridfopfe biener
5ltm Sd)mltd Ser @1ltoe. Glide,
stiible ln0 Iiidmaide iino Iebr ele-
aart, fl1r5 Dos gauge 2ofal lit alt=
beimelno l1llb mabt cinen ie6r gutter
@i,0ruG.
Ger Nnbrang sum geltrigen Gr0fT.
1lt1gs Wifttageiien lpar ci1 galr5 rte.
Tiger. Sober 1iid l1llo jeoer 5tlrbl
NOR beiebt lunO ipater gefonlmel1s
@alte ml,bten marteln, bis Elm Glabs
ben fir Tie fret mllroe. Gs mogel
mobl an Die $50 8erionen ge1tern ii
Serrn Sild9er's Meitaltra11t vlllttel
ben 2i11ben" ibr Mittagmabl, bas
nllerleita als %portrefflid) erflGrt nun
DC, e%ll1ge1onlmen laben, lpesbalb 1pi1
mpbl lagen fonntell, Dob Sic gr6ff
ming oes neitclt oelttid)et Meltalt
rai1ts nllter gilltltigen Nulpi5ien itatt
gei1ttben fat.
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lester Belt in Davenport Re1tal,rant,
lpie Gil5e aus Dem 9oben geidolIcl
li1'e, eil elegantes beutid)es MeIial1
ralt erlter alaiie elm @ebiirfniB par
Ware ein loldes Idon friiber Dor
haaloel aelpe1el1, miiroen 1ppbl MIDI
10 piele @ried)en iid} allf bas Geltall
ra1t=@eld]att geporfen BADEN, 81
Jebt plele GeItal1rants i'm @eidafts
tbeil Der Staot betreibcn.
IS nnterliegt mobl feineml ,3lpei
fel, oaB SEER Garl Slider, oen1 lang
Iabrlge Grfabrl1ng 5ll @ebote ltebt
oas nelle 9~1eitaurant ullnter Sen Gin
Den" allf Scr @0bc cil1es oentldle1
Neltanrallts criter alalIc al erbalte,
1pilim miro. Galn miro iid) lei
altloenfreis, Ser ia, mic ser ge1trig
Gag bepieien Fat, eil1 iebr GROCER III
INNER nc1r pcrgroBerll. Tas fri
1cre Observation-Disclosures an Ser Eli
leite ocs @allics miro Sen aartel,
1pielcr1 ~rcicrpirt Mproen llllo 81
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@cIcaid)aiten ulo Clubs 5ltr @criii
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5llr ilberaus crfulgreiden gr0fimlll
leines lcllcl1 Meltaurallts Dol, 6crse
@liitf uno boffelL BOB oae icinc@iir
Idle, Die cr Oil Dos llnter1ebmcl1 q
fnilpIt bat, i'll griiilllng gcben mi
gen.
81. @afer, 3abnarot, @bitafe
'9uiloing. (gln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08

81. @afer, 3abuarat, 8bitafer
BUILDING. Wn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
q. q, grnba
grolteo @uler Der Gifts 2oge
erlpdblI.

ScNt>N' ~ StS ~p8S
erDdblI.
lln9efabr $50 Gifts batter iid] &C.
tern NbenO sur Sobresperlammllu1g
nit anldlieBellOer @eamtenipabl i'm
a%lubgebaltbe elnseTunOen. Sir oas
fommenoe Sabr mllroel1 sic iolgell=
pen 8eamten crtpablt:
Gralteo Nuler:: q. u. @rllba.
9eaoina &niabt: g. @. @irihel.
SoDal &niabt: 9Seal Stcffel1.
Occurring Sunlight: 8. s. Craig.
Sefretar: s. 9. Cameron.
S6abmcilter: u. @elligbour1.
5Dler: s. @. Softer.
Ieleaat sur 9tational= &onpention
6. Moooepig.
Stellpertreter: q. 6. Samplon.
Irul tee auf orei Sabre: Sernnal1l
Staad.
Gle Ginfiibrung Ser 8eannten fin
bet IN Der Geriammlltng. am crltcl
Iisnstog i'm 9lpril ltott.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
qurel2 personal

Secretary Tom Grant. Of the Washing
t"u Chamber of Commerce. will return
from Wildwood Beach y. j., tomorrow
evening.
IT c. HardcnrcrE Architect Of the
RaIoi2h and New Willard hotels in Wash
lrEton and tnr Waldorr-Astoria in New
York who was a visitor here for the past
few days has returned to New York
city.
Ir " n. Wilmer and Mrs. Wilmer
a,a yisitin- i'm New York. whore they
have been Joined by their son. who Is a
student at Yale.
Ambassador Da CANA from Brazn ac-
oomDanied by Nine. da Cana, will mo-
tor To New York next Monday. After
few days there Nine. da Cana will
go to their summer nom" i'm New Jersey.
.o he Joined later by her husband.
Mr. and Mrs Henry r. Shaver have ro-
turned to their home a Winchester. Va.
after a visit with friends in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. : Richards have been
spending the past week in Atlantic city.
Stanley II. Ross. in the Bureau of
ForeiEu and Domestic Commerce. has
been transferred to Chicago.
E. j. Ward. Of the Federal Bureau Of
Education. will speak in Syracuse. y. Y.
OmorrOw ni%ht
TAU j. Cro=han, employed in the De
0Lrtmonr Of commerce. has been pro-
noted
RAYMOND E. Adams. civil engineer
iNnE in Fstworth. has returned from
! visit IN Maine
HonFv {. Grtmmel a cIork in the Bu-
rosu NJ Census. has been promoted
Daniel F. Casev. an editorial assistant
in the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
'oTmerce. has been transferred to New
York as A commercial agent
e. \ Hun Of the Bureau of Rural
Mails, Poetoffice Department. is on leave.
n" is expected to return about June H.
Charles l.. Lynch is one of the latest
-ecruits to Battery 4, Of the District Ma
.lonal Guard.
Joseph E. Bell has resigned his posi-
Ton Is junior engineer I'm the Reclama-
ion Service Of the Interior Department.
Miss Angela Lycette. Of this city. is
'njoyinE IN extended vacation with rela-
ives at Nashua. n. H.
J. F. Barghausen. ethanicaI assistant
the Department of Agriculture. Is ex-
7ected to return within the next few days
rom Raleigh. n. c. where he went to in
spect a new cloverseed harvester.
Allan F. ,Larman was recently sworn
N by Battery A. Of the District National
Guard.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

White Buckskin Devereux Pumps trimmed with small pointed
tongue and white ivory Goodyear welt sole and self
covered Spanish heel
White Buckskin Wellesley Pumps made with long slender vamp
and perfectly plain line white ivory soe and secovered heels
White Cascade Pumps made high the np which prevents
gaping side and slipping the heels small perforaon around
vamp; white ivory soles and self-coved Spanish heels
White Buckkn Sanwck Punpsone of the popular and
distinctive lasts of the with small perforaons around
vamp and and small white ivory and self
covered heels.
$500 and $500 the pair
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Women's New Summer Biouses in
the Widest Variety of Styles

Dainty and bright coors in combination with white tints also
plain effects Smary tailored those with elaboration and
marks Of beauty lace ribbons and embroidery 1t collection
Of most attractive styles.
Lace and Chiffon BIouse $500 to s1s5O-charmne Bou dis
playing ideas dainty trimmings and beautifully
finished collars and cuffs.
Georgete Crepe Blouse $500 $125O-The delightful modes
Fl Blouses shown comprehensive and in
plain twooned coors also lace and embroidered styles
Crepe de Chine Bouses $325 $6-A assortment
large number of tucked embroidered and plain styles par
tcuary adapted sport and with tailored skirts and
Striped Silk Bouses S295 $575-Pan tailored styles Of rose
green backandwhle godand blue the materials include Crepe
de Chine and Tub Silk the sleeves long and the collars large
small
Wash Net Blouses s225 to S575-Embodered tucked aem-
med and frled styles.
a"o
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Campaign for District

Copies Of the report OF the special
committee Of the Board of Trade on the
political status OF residents of the Dis
triCt. which was adopted on April a.
have been mailed to every Senator and
Representative. and will be mailed tn all
he civic associations within the District.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
White Buckskin Footwear
In Many HandsomeModel

Immediately beautiful White Buck
skin Footwear in which are embodied
all the very latest style innovations rep
resentative of the best makers. There
is beauty and refinement in every pair
that will please the most critical woman.
Some of the models are exclusively con-
fined to us in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
BUSINESS PEOPLE SHOULD
TRY OUR

Special soc Luncheon. which we are
sure surpasses IN every way the aver
sge Luncheon offered at this price
Restaurant. shtb aoor-F g.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Correct Sport and Linen Suits

Women will be quick change these cool and
the thermometer begins climb the IN every
style and fabric Included decidedly travel
walking riding tennis yachting gon and all outdoor
The materials embrace checked velour silk and wool Jersey khakoo
Scotch tweed homespun kene Irish linen Cossac linen and
pongee combinations
Di,tncyey Norfolk and beted styles and the
skirts in flare style with patch pockets others circular yoke and
plated styles The coonss hunters green bege
der Oxford rookie Belgian blue brown checks gray checks blue and
black and white checks
Pricad from, S1S75 RI Sl5OO
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
In the Skirt Section
most complete showing of newest styles in
Silk Skirts, Wool Skirts, Wash Skirts,
Riding Habits and Riding Skirts.

One glance the display will tell that have fully anticl
pated the requirements all the various branches
Dress Skirts of black satin, silk faIe, white crepe de
chine white ussash gabardme and These stylish models
and of them without duplicate Priced from Ss7S to $3.50
Sport Skirts of striped velour black and white checks and
pds silk jersey and corduroy full plated and plain styles all
this seasons popular shades Priced from $575 to $2SOO
Plain Tailored Skirts of black and navy blue gabadne
chudda cloth and popEn $5.75 to $l2.75
Wash Skirts wonderful display Of models and materials Of
imported pque gabardne bengan fine linen heavy Belgian linen
handkerchief nen gray cord whpcod corduroy golf CLOTH silver
hagen natural and striped effects The prices from $500
to S1275.
Third aoor 6 st
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Priced from $1S.75 to S45.OO.
Army and NaUy Serge Suits

The exclusive tailored that fits and like the tsodo
order garment They only be found here Two tailored styles
FROM both of them and practical which
greatly their deraby One style h tied flare
finished collar and and bone buttons cut very
full and plain fitted yoke; the other straight emihued mode
with bone button trimming relieve the pannes the skirt full
gathered back and button trimming Sizes range from a small
and the coos are midnight blue and black.
The price of Army and Navy Suits
is always $500.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

Joseph f. Bell has resigned his posi-
Ton As junior engineer I'm the Reclama-
ion Service Of the Interior Department.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

Raymond Z. Adams. n civil engineer
living in FetwOrth. has returned from
7 visit IN Maine
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

TAU j. Cro=han, employed in the De-
0LrtmO0f Of Commerce. has been pro-
noted
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Vacations and Summer Outings
viii Demand Light weight
.SUedterS

For and eashore for the country home the
bungalow the and for outings boating automobile
trips the Sweater will be welcome These light
in weight pretty style and coorng and moderately priced
FIBER SILK SWEATERS with neck roll collar belt
Cd sash back; the shades gold emerald
and cherry $500 $3.50
STRIPED SILK SWEATERS in combinations Of rose and
white and black and white; roll collar and
sash S6.e5 and $3.50
FIBER SILK SWEATERS silver gray with emerald back
ground made with large sailor collar and allround
belt $3.50
SHETLAND WOOL. SWEATERS with roll collar and sash
hack combinations Of white and rose white and
Alice blue white and black and plain lavender Ss75
STRIPED SHETLAND WOOL SWEATERS with convert
ible collar and sash back-black-andwhitc, avcndcrand
white and topaz blue and white $Io75
GIRLS FIBER SILK SWEATERS in styles
colors. S295 and $4as
ThrI foo G st
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

H"nEE Z. Grimmel. clerk in the Bu-
roau NJ Census, has been promoted
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

e. \. Hun. Of the Bureau Of Rural
Mails, Poetoffice Department. is on leave.
He is expected to return about June N.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

F. j. Ward of the Federal Bureau Of
Education. will speak in Syracuse. y. Y.
OmOrrOW ni-ht
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

Miss Angela Lycette. Of this city. is
'njoytnE an extended vacation with reIa-
ives at Nashua. n. H.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

Daniel F. Casev. an editorial assistant
in the Bureau Of For-i=n and Domestic
'Ommerce. has been transferred 10 New
York as commercial agent
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

Charles l.. Lynch is one Of the latest
-ecruits to Battery A, Of the District Ma
.lonal Guard
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs 5 : Richards have been
spending the past week in Atlanti" city.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

Stanley II. Ross. in the Bureau Of
FOreiEu and Domestic Commerce, has
been transferred to Chicago
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. Shaver have ro-
turned 10 their home At Winchester. Va.
after visit with friends in Washing
ION
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

J. F. Barshausen. mey hanicaI assistant
the Department of Agriculture, Is ex-
7ected to return within the next few DAYS
rom Raleigh, n. c. where he went to in
sDeCt q new ClOyersaed hsryaster
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03

HT~S that Mary Pckford7 you mean to tell me that
that little Dutch kid IS Mary Fickford2 expostuated
the interviewer at the Famous Players studio he
saw wooden-shoed redshirted little girl gathering
across the floor
Sure that's Miss Pickford.' rejoined shifter
Pardon you Little Mary? Well, then you
mind answering few quesons2
through printers Ink the public that worships
Wy by course. I'm very much obliged to you" mis-
chievously replied Mary.
What the name Of the picture posing n7' IN
CURED the delighted interviewer beginning for all
the envelopes letters and other miscellaneous In his
pockets-1or he knew he would need them.
dot blay, she is called Eulda From Holland"
who is that little fellow playing with your"
playing vt me? Oh chess dot is little Heine only
twice old He is klein Haral Holscker We lofes
Und fun much. day IN the country
chickens day der studio nit jelly
crackers"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
NEW PLAN ADOPTED
BY CARNIVAL ASSN.

A new plan, proposed at Wednes-
days meeting of the Carnival Asso-
citation, win probably be adopted.
In the past the identity of the Car
nival king remains mystery until
the coronation ball, on Tuesday
night, following the merry-making.
This year, however, if the plan is
adopted, the identity of the king win
be disclosed Immediately upon His
Majesty reaching "the wharf called
Palafox," on Monday at high noon.
This arrangement will permit all
to know who is the central figure in
the triumphaI parade following the
kings arrival, as well as to know who
occupies the kings float, preceding
the coronation ball.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
BRIDGE SHARES ARE
PRAC TIGALLY SOLD

The work of securing stockholders
In the Escambia-Santa Rosa Bridge
company is practically completed and
J. B. Perkins, who was appointed q
committee of one from EscamOia re-
ported Wednesday night that the list
would probably be filed this morning.
The company was organized for
100 members at $40 each, per share,
half of the shares to be sold in each
county.
A meeting of the county boards
and the stockholders in the company
is called for Friday, August IL, at
9 o'clock at Milton, to arrange de-
tails for carrying on The preliminary
work, of securing the plans, fran
chise and all other papers necessary
for constructing the bridge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
WOMAN MANAGER
FAIRGROUNDS; BOYS
Swimming GLASS

That the Playground association is
planning TO engage woman manager
to cooperate with Julian Olsen who
has been appointed manager OF Bay
view was the announcement made
last night.
Manager Olsen stated yesterday
that the park was becoming very
popular as the water was rapidly
clearing after the rains. Extensive
repairs have been made, and the
docks and high dive have been re-
placed.
As soon as the work can be reached
Manager Olsen stated that classes
fox boys would be arranged, which
wouid consist of diving, canoeing,
and general aquatic contests.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
PROGRESSTVES TO GET
PARKER RUNNING MATE

indianapolis, Aug. 2-Progressive
party leaders opposed to the nation
al committees action endorsing Chas.
E. Hughes, viii meet here tomorrow
to consider the calling of another ma
tional convention to nominate run
ming a mate for John NJ. Parker, of
New Orleans, nominated at Chicago
for vice-president by the Progress
ives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03

A home run, with the bases filed,
gives you exactly the same feeling
that Chester6elds give your smoking
they satisfy!
And yet they're mild.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03
JUNIOR OFFICERS OF
NAVY AGAINST PLAN.

Washington, Aug. 2.-N1nety per-
cent of junior naval officers oppose
an immediate enactment of the sem
ate amendment to naval bill changing
the method of promoting officers
from seniority to selection by COM
mission, Lieutenant Commander Long
told the house conferees today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-03

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