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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06

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Wiuiiffritifcr.
Get muiifolifc 6otitltet beltadr
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&ano.
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ION bar til Motto: "Grinoringcn ON
SuaIitet oil hoI0e iia IGnge citer, at
Friicu er alcmt". Nion flIuoe il ci.
Ter al ia oicrncmiet St. OIoi college
Gatulua for t9t6-1G at ,Sn6trpf
fct al apalitct oil bcpare@ lPnBc cfa
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or puu Storrclic mco Hissr, WnnooI
eQcr gfcrim0. N%ortbiieIO or OF bIir
ct OF NopeOtportcrcrnc Tor Horltoom
/ Ymcrita.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06
?pocms SOFT.

Ectcr y. StumODerQ oabe zen 19Nc
Scccmbcr 1916 i Norgc, %ir9inia,
benimoo 30 War Qammel. 9eb5ours
IaGeu bar 2rmgcbctruOeIie. Der / 6or.
binoclIc meb ct iongt 3iertc trooIcNc
q! SGNefunlt.
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1867 / Srcuh GrccI, lrempenIenn 60.
Bis., buor hans 6Orrlore, i%nbuaurrcpe
ira @irioalcn, Norac, a bIunNt Sc
isritc Settlcrc. Eor nbifil!iac Inr
irben rciite ban mco Ndmilie ueh til
Nurt6 Carolina for at bcitpre Gil FIdns
rroc. pa Iottct al sc Wuligbeoer, iom
5uocn bar al bn0c Orifti9c NoroItnts
folt. ficbtc 6au cit gienSom pcr
Walo6nn, q. g., o. iorblep buenNe Der.
Ct Gar Nnmcocr ier i'm 500 pnr
han rciit op Ill Niorlc, %ir9ilia, %
ser fiebt cu0cl Sommcritog, Iom ban
loo Mtoac oa iuQe r9r at brin9e pnn
Iarfchet, "a ! %rcoc, San tno Sage
Is, lin SeO itrcp til SeIfenNe | Nor
SEN uotoItc han ii1 mc9et %+ilfreoS meo
hcnue Lille @n oR gcutcoc ON lille lett
gc at fuunc finite rio meS Sanilic.
Snorommeu FINN meget hu'tlg o.
ccloiom. men ban lit heholbt Teololt1
6eOcu til set iiNitD "a oct par ham en-
G}lrne. at hans ~troilitc Slitru naneoc
Ntrop ira nerc3 0icn1 / North earo'
Tina o. onr hos ham &c iibIte Elmer.
@ctcr S%tunobcrR citcrlaber liz @ultr'i
~ 10 borne Spuc. San bar Gilt IL
@nnQc. s1 Sercue CT al ierlte SG9tc'
iiob. Set a en- iicINcu lptteli9 so
milictreos, Gnoroi ct ycb peb bette hd
itiac Nbr9illo blew rcpct, Hiococ CT
tcrIuNcr fig oc5uNcu Ell aunmeI Wo'
ser, MI IS gor. ser meo cn AMBER
5pu boz a Sen Nan,Ie 6arm
Nrcud Grcct. On auncn @rooer boz
/ @aIc5uiIc, ~ NcSuOcu CT Der ire 90
ire. cn boerNc nUr @aleso,ue, Der
ouoeu Wilc2 GIN. Woittana. % Der
treble / Sccoroh. Soma.
ErcO are mco bans Winne
aprr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06
all 2amoimassvagct.
@co uort itei.c NoSc, lcm boIpt

%cN port iieiic MoNc. iom holoteS
i Secorob. Soma, iioite SoInf'er'
hnpbc vi %gt'cu mco oS, cIer rettere
ioat, lllr.tcu hdpoc orrct Der fpr, tpet
Secornb % CmcQu bIeu ran'nlet az
en- ItrrttcIig CycripatmclIc uetop
noale Sage ier MoOet. @aroet hdpce
isrt bort Sroer 90 paifet prf %ele %
~Scrnbonclpor, Tort ioat, Der a nG'
itcn wmIIigt At tonume III Seeordp'
Wcn &c fad NJ o. ipm TOM trent
bopoe set uotion toieligt. "a nu
SintercnS lnuNe aitcner giper os be
leiIia SiN, ion ircr vi til al ru'te pdn
oS; hnaoe nj CT iaa.uuiet Teee ! Sc
cornh. iau lao oS iorisac ar raa {,
ltort Oh Talrip; @eSe i @iDmnr. \
sStlmar, liacy m; ia, Der or M Dc
ltemt, az SouNiuQ5 2dact iinl bolpe III
nGitc @eNe i %iQmar. &iun.. Den
26oc. 27oe o. 2SNc Suni ierliiommen'
nc. NtIlmar CT en- norif Sn, bar en-
hrrIiG @eIi0leuhcN paa @reat NOR
theu SorenS 6ooeSIinic % arnoslin'
ie. Spcn bar en- pai!er Se't'*nr''
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06

~bcIiGAenoe peo Ell imuf SnbIie % li9s
ino:il Speu. : benue &nrt CT ct tort
Euriomiil93IofGle. Tlt Bette bar
SNillntur @p tilbuot o5 at giere frt
@uIg al. %SiamnrsS Solicit bar ilere
@auge lagt ipr Gd9cn lin iture 8irlt.
iri6cO .pco at mootoge itore 6%orione
!iu9er; beriblaubt inn uroneS, at e.
Al DC itorltc NpaOelag bar laot III
Wtaoe I l&iQmor, % oeu 6orefommcns
leb oa %cluilic, Set b!eu mootoaet meo,
OF cen Groen % Nc~tlcNning, iom blcu
a~ienncnfert, fan panifelig prG ltcrcS
Mage iii. Goa ie9 iclcr mig %forni5s
Jet ON, at ale 2arOinger, iout font
mcr iii Wie0et / ySillmar, oil gnG
hjem n1co Sperbeui5nirQen on, al De
bar opcrprret 2a9ctS bD9gcli9ite ybs
DC. ga III er 9nQet5 9%outiu9cnt ior
tnoepUrsnbc Gar beial6ar igien. X
bar uotinn ilinic iibite aar til at inbs
icu0e Semticcnter; glenn set INT bel:
lei life bette Nnr. Sar $ life nIlerebc
faaet Ge9uin9 fra uuberIe9neoe poa
hpab 5 itnlocr, iaa faar 5 Den mart,
icnb "a Gelebet ntco CT Sang, cller5
bar bisic Smnaying lao lei for Al;
bIipe 9Icmt. S Sor6inbelle mco bette
I'll icg pgina bercttc, at peo Wtepc !!
9ccoraG bleu BET beiluttct. at ale
MtcbIcmmuer, lom er Icrti War cler
rccr fan erboloe pp6ctalt Wcolem5rct
res at crIG0gc fem Collars, og oItina
iiippc at bctale mere til 2a8cts Sao'e.
Sua blco bet ogiaa b~eIluttct at tort
Irttc mcc ~Snbiamlin9en iii WinSe9a@
ben iii 2nnb, for pm mili8 at nae
zen fsr bcitemte Sum. Set blep Der
til pnlgt fsI9cube Snoiamlers: 8. =.
G6iuQpolo, 6cipcr, Sora; SreNerit
Srubiteu. 2enpr, z. 3; Setter &.
@aslicn. 9iasooro. q. 3; Gnorcn9
Mpgn6olSt @en5. &i5.; 81. s. erltao,
6uoion. isis; &. ". Feocrlon, Starz
6uct, Ntinr. Sci er iitferlis manSs
@orpiuger curru, iom life bar boet II.
Winbeddocn, % funlfe nogle az ocn'
Icm hnr ubei, tuuoc pore pllli1e I'll at
noe fior mere. Seq pcb, s 9lerne nj
care mco at noe libt og ni'e no9le az
Sc 0umlc ticuote ng flare %enner Del
borte nct 9dlrlc SnnN, at ! life bar
olemt REM, % CT ou al Den pn9tl
Slrot. ipr naaite life har Slr9t n0
%cnucr ocrbortc. iad buIt Dog at Oct
uor Nor % Mior5 0iembn9o, og al Def
ey NANCE ser, iom iicuoer oA buffer
! oCut. ScnN oiu @opc iii nrrmc'te Snoe
| icrler cacr oircttc til @~iubcgdpen5
Nn5iercr, Scr. 6. 6, Nprlie, SnDe.
Soma. 2ao o@ iaa life 0lemmc Ii
Zen % Stcoet for nUitc Nrbc, men
ole oior tit bebite til, al Weoet Tan
bI,pe tolriat oQ bnnNcIigt. Set or cn
alu5ic @irno, ri bor iapnet pad Gore
Mcocr, @nuo bar mango 9lTpe Ssn'
ucr Borrower / HorbueIten; iblannt Den,
CT ser life iaa faa Trciter % STrere;
Sem bar Vi NOT Iuluct me9et. hi pec
nof, at oi5ic Wrub / lin Stiuin0 bar
life mc0cn Sib iiloucrS; men ri Ton
life tru auoct. cub at DC CT interes'
icrct / %ngct5 Sorunal, ncmli9 Norlf.
bcocnS Cprctboloclic / Nmerit1. 6pora
meoet mnbc life bi5ie @ruo birIpy
oG Qiere pore WeNcr iurercSIante o.
6gaQcli0c. 0irre Yrciter oa 2rrere al
Sanoiu9s 2Gt, rio cber los o9 fom til
uurt uritt M9oc i SSillmdr. ) oil
life orarc nlo, at ! Tom.
SGrbrNigit,
6. W. %cberion.
Sctr. og GnS.
Starblct, 8irn
lie Snuudr 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06

pcnc; re or iprrF iutcrcoiauic. Sen
er beore iicuot / Nor9e mi, END "a icJ
a Scr. "&co Grncn" er oaInn e.,
ucIformeu @iGit CnSNaa. Sen tom
mcr life ier inc / 0uict, ion min 6ua
itru lager Den Og lrtter Jig i Ruaac'
itolcu. on on EeIciOneu ringer, cltc
net ioiNcr Nct, ION or paa StOpcu, -
bun ianicr oet lite,
Sdn enitcr icg cher babe 9tcNnftrr
oR %crIouaIe ct GoNt % ucIiiGnet N!uts
unr. $. Vioruion.
Fcter5burg, Hcbr.
@i bar mi bolot cocrs Slab Sc
crru0s Soften" uucr 80 Nur, on vi
tunoc life unnuUre oct, ON set fo'tcOt
Nobbclt iau mcgct, iom set 0iSr; til
oct or Ncr bebilc uoriic @InO / Nntcs
rita. ca iinigc Oet biaiNitc.
8. y. SGrDberN,
Wartcu, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06
0enliae Sro.

Gico set iammc lea ieroer Sem Reis
icpcupe for CT War Ill. piI ieg iise
iaa mango Sai ior al ben gone SUSs
nina, 2e bar bropt oS. Slaoet CT
Nrupt al Irie. NubcNer uGiteu beIs
@laNet ol ~reoiaeret. iad Net er let az
Irie ca %foritan. Sette airINer o9inn
oisie Snriiers@reue : GipeE oS e:
libct @egre6 ON. boorleNe5 bct aanr
til oerborte. 90 iaa biSie uoriie Srss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-06
uluEfnotiier
9srrtbEcib, Mfiuuciuta, er mcb II

Ecrthicib, %iuucicta, er nlco line
$500 Snobpgaere Ell al Def nor'fc
gmerifaS Storbner. FOR pda oct pofrC
1onitou SeiNbtS ligler St. Cld'
GoIleae ct al oct norit.omeritonltc
airfcfolfS toilette Meuumenter
9oropcitcn.
Sqlaa / Norae or Rortbiiclo Ci
fienht % oatct 3opu % Itoar mol
for Sc flciteS @cpihitbch berbienmc
ION Ell laugt itsrrc @p eno Den alt'
Ion pirfelig or. Set bar ira ct.
SIaf college Den ubgif, Den ierItc
IorecSiGr0 al norif.omerlfdnlt
llna6om. Set par / 1906, 81 Slais'
glttterne orog oper &opet % erobs
ret oet npe 9torqc nlcO i'm rifle,
firffe lluabnm o. - i'm Ytltlit.
81. SIafSQuttcrne@ Hor9cSiGro
in6Ieoct en- I'M 9Grn al beorc Gor
itaaeIie meQcm bet ~uOiIpttc0c 9tor
&c % NioocrInnoct, oct ieltc "iitfcrt
mango mco R]cOifriUCrcu al oi2ic
SiniCr ur0er 0cIr begciltrc0e Nllfco@.
foncert / SUinlngeu2 @nnmaltltlo
tale ariiriauia, Den 21oc SlIl
1906, On Stierncbamerct billie Ill
Sarpcl, mems ga, nj %cliter" itea !
,SlibeI MOB Gin, ga "Sbc Stnr
SoonqIe0 9onncr" brute ION Ell
Sanfarc hcnopcr ocu boIgcnOc SOL.
fenlosiC.
Nuiitcn bar uItiN pGrct bolot
hsit / 99rc ue0 Ct. Sloi COLLEGE,
huor ser buoc5 Sc Glepcr, iom bar
%uit o. NnIra for Ntriif, DC bcOItc
M~nIconiuaCr Ill al It0pitIc iig unocc
bnqtiac @urcrc& &ciIconiug. Sfo
len crfienOcr tiIiuIoc Ben fnInurclc
@etp0ninQ, Nilliitcn hor, bua0e 'om
aunit o. GioCnifub, oA Stolcna Sen
iiat er nj bibrinGe Glcpcrnc Ell intel
liQent S%piutnin9 al Oct ltlenlc %
npperlidC / DC tlaslilfc 6ornlcr a.
nennc aunit. Get iorhre5 al Den
Glen, Tom tar Wtuiif, at han Logger
Tia citcr Stuoict al NPuiiftcoricr, Iaa
at ban lUrcr at metre sc Hriuctpcr
OF @opc, Iom lager til @runo ior
Nltiifcn.
NaliitifoIcn pco Il. Cloi GoacNc
har ell Observation-Disclosures Tor DEM
Tom life bar hont tilitrTtfeIia lin
ncrulsniug til at al iia flag mcN Oct
4suuriqe GOIlclctlrllI3. VI &llrnl@
/ Tolfcitolcnulilt lor Stlocutcr, Der
pnitcr at uO0au1c Jig iom Y'll'ttlT
rcrc / Den oficutIiac Sfolc, blcO op
rcttct / 1912. &co q. Gloi un0cr.
plies Der nQiaa / &cltuIcHhcb.
q. GIui Concert &onN, Der lom
npcnIor nUpnt uur / GtOrQc | 1906,
cr Ct %iulonUnOil uftrumcutcrct %lr
icortcilcr puu 90 &ultuulcutcr. Get
iorctoQ en- Glrut ill &cittDitcn Som
mcrcu 1909, "a bar / Dc li0itc 10
II Nar hpCr &irtcr iorctat EoncCrt'
trrcr omtrina / Be melcmucltlIAc
Statcr. Sccouo &ouN err Ell Iors
bcrcocIlc2fln2iC for oct |ltorrc Or
fcitcr.
Il. 0loi Concert Orcbeitra cr
norct ira Ell hcifc0ru @c%gun0clic ior
en- IS Nnr iiocu til et OcritdbcIt
liOCt SpmiouiorfCitcr pua % N}uuo.
8 ocnrc Organization cr &outilrron-
ccrl ifarp mcIlem DC monblige %
fuinbclipc llOspcrc - iom bctlcn0t
raaocr lite Ntanocu @rruNcu olcuc
Oco Ct SIoi - liar Ull man lin0C
&ioIiuitemmcrnc ao0t hciat meo
luQc Gamer.
Il. OIni Aor lpqner an pnu at
nboifIc Sanicu ior Oct bcbite / SanN
literntlren, Get Iuller rcQcImU2
itQ / SIohomc2fjrtcu / NorthlieIo %
felcr paa line uorllgc SirrCr at hpiuc
Nioeoret for airtcmliit. ) 1913
ioretcg &orct Ell ucIlNtfCt &uncCrt,
fur qienncm Sfanoiunoicu "a Sc uia
tiaitc @pcr / 0e 6orcrtcOc Stotcr.
\ X
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-08
OPPONENTS Of THE
SALLOOh|N SESSION
DUR|MG THE WEEK

Washington, D. c., Dec. 5.-Tem-
perance advocates of national prom
inence are gathering in Washington
to take part in what promises to be
the largest and most important con-
vention ever held by the Anti-Sa-
loon League of America. The ses-
sions will begin Monday and con-
tinue through the greater part of the
week A leading feature of the pro-
gram will be jubilee meeting in
celebration of the recent closing of
all the saloons in the national cap
ital.
Representatives of organized Ia
Dor, of the oranges, merchants and
manufacturers, as we'll as the lead
ers in public life, have accepted in
vitations to address the convention
and put special emphasis upon eff
forts to make the United States dry
through the passage of an amend
ment to the Federal constitution. A
resolution looking to that end al
ready has been adopted by the senate
and is expected to be brought up in
the house Of representatives this
month.
The sessions of the coming con-
vention will be presided over by
Bishop Luther B. Wilson, who has
been president of the league also
since its first organization. Among
the prominent speakers to be heard
will be William ]. Bryan, Senator
Sheppard of Texas, Senator Borah,
of Idaho, Representative Webb of
North Carolina, Representative Tess
of Ohio, Sam w. Small of Atlanta,
Captain Richmond P. Hobson. Of
Alabama, and Miss Anna A. Gordon,
president of the National w. C. T..
U.
The national organization of the
Anti-Saloon League of America is
now in its 23rd year. It was first
started in Oberlin, o., by the late
V. ]. H. Kynett, of the church ex-
tension board of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, and Archbishop Ire
land, of st. Paul. Formal organiza-
ton was perfected at a meeting held
in this city, Dec IS, 1895. The
league is a federation of churches,
temperance societies and other or
CARNATIONS opposed to the drinking
saloon without regard to party lines
or UNCONVENTIONAL differences, and
has as its only motto: "The Saloon
Must Co."
The league is organized in all the
States and Territories, including
Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands.
Throughout the United tSates it en-
ploys about 1000 persons, who give
their entire time to the work of the
organization, and it has about ITS
offices from which. were distributed
last year more than 100000 book
pages of anti-saloon literature each
day. ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-08

w. M. Clement, secretary Of the
Mobile Chamber of Commerce, &C
companied by Mrs. Clement left yes
terday for Mobile, after spending q
short while in Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-08
BIKE CLUB HAS
A GOOD MEETING

Meeting last night at Wentworth
shop of the Pensacola Cycle Club
was we'll attended considering the
GOODNESS of the weather. The boys
were very enthusiastic in their praise
of the club. 1t is expected that Old
Santa will make a few prospective
members for the club in a few weeks.
Next Friday night the contest for
securing members will come to an
end. So far Hosea Johnson is in the
lead, but if he is not active during
the coming week he will fall be-
hind.
There is now quite a sum in the
treasury, it will not be long before
the Cycle Club will have a neat lit
tie bank account
A few visitors were present and
cordially welcomed, as the club is
always glad to have visitors.
Morris Johnson and Clifton Went
worth are leading the other con-
test.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-08
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
John Rodgers and wife to Mrs.
C. Lewis-A lot on SW. corner of
Block 81, Belmont Tract, 60 feet on
N. side Brainard street-s1.OO and
other considerations.
w. ]. Forbes Trustee and wife,
and individually to j. Greenblatt-
Lots 1, 2, 8, block SO, New City
s1.O0 and other considerations.
Esther R. Harrison and husband
to F. L. Bowen-9 feet by so feet
in block II of the Maxent Tract
81 90 and other considerations.
Alice A. G. Harroun and husband
to Mrs. Elizabeth Neagle-Part of
the Sc. Ia of NV. Ia section 2,
township 1, n. R. 81 West, 8 acres
$4,000.
HIM. P. Parker, widower, to Fan
ME I. Caro-SE. IA of NE. IA and
NE. IA of Sc. IA, section 20, town.
ship 2 S. r. 81 West-S1OO and
other considerations.
w. B. Ferris and wife to Thomas
Newell-Lot Il, block LOT Of the
East King Tract, east of Tarragona
street-S1OO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-08
PRTR|OT|C LEAGUE
WILL ENTERTAIN

At eight o'clock this evening an
entertainment will be given in the
Patriotic League headquarters at 1872
Oortn Palafox street for the men Of
the service, their friends, visitors to
Pensacola, and all Pensacolians who
are interested in the work.
A program consisting Of several
numbers has been arranged by the
secretary, and a number of local ar
fists will take part. Following is
the program:
1. Song-Mr. Shultis.
2. Sketch, "Parlor Philosophy, >
Mary Jennings and Maxine Riley.
8. Song-Miss Berlin.
4. Violin-Miss Jacoby.
5. Musical Sketch-Miss Stone.
6. Reading-Miss Holt.
z. Song-Miss Wilhelm.
8. Esthetic Dancing - Miriam
Mayors.
8. Song-Mr. Shultis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-08
MODERN W0ODMEN
ELECT OFFICERS

At a meeting Of the local camp of
the Modern Woodmen of America,
which was held Thursday night. the
following officers were elected for
the ensuing term:
Consul-Geo. H. Hinrichs.
Past Consult. D. Richards.
Advisor-E. B. Armstrong.
Banker-L. E. Heinberg.
Clerk-C. w. Eggart.
Escorts. j. Welsh.
Watchman-F. 0. Click.
Sentry-F. B. Martin.
Trustee-Dan Shepard
Physician-V. R. Mobiles.
These officers with 3e installed on
Thursday, January2 191s, at which
time the camp exni 81 to have a
great get-togetheF kaSsion, serve re-
freshments and probably pull off
quite a program of entertainment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-08
FIFTY POUNDS OF
WOOL RECEIVED

Fifty pounds Of fool for the Red
Gross work have arrived and the en-
tire lot is at the headquarters, and
the subscriptions to the wool fund
are urgently needed. Those who have
pledged themselves to subscribe, or
who desire to aid in this laudable
work should not hesitate about send
ing in the money, for it is badly
needed. Send money and it will be
duly received and acknowledged to
either of the following: Mrs. j. S.
McGaughey, Mrs. Evelyn Maxwell or
to the war work club rooms.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-08
TERSELY TOLD

r. A. McGeachy, of Milton, State
Attorney for this judicial circuit was
in the city yesterday on business.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-08
FOOTBALL BATTLE.
PLANS ALL LAID

Plans. for the football game be-
tween Fort Barrancas and the navy
team from the Aeronautic Station
were completed yesterday by the
Sports Committee Of the Army and
Navy Life Activities Committee.
The game will be played in Maxent
Park, and other details will be SINH
lar to the great game of Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Arrangements will probably be
made so that one of the service
bands will play. Proceeds of the
game, over the actual cost, will go to
a fund for the furtherance of other
games.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-08
CONvALESCENTS
GIVEN MOTOR RIDE

Through the efforts Of the women's
central committee of the Army and
Navy Life Activities Committee the
regular Friday afternoon motor
drives for the oonvalescent patients
In the army and navy hospitals was
given yesterday afternoon.
Cars were arrasged through the
courtesy Of Mrs. H. H. DAlemebrte,
Mrs. w. H. Watson, and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Muldon, and refreshments were served
after the drive at the home of Mrs.
e. r. Malone.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-08
BAPT|STSOF COUNTY
PETITION KEHOE To.
VOTE AMENDMENT

Probably the first step looking to
the support locally of the amendment,
which is now pending before the
United States Senate, was taken yes
terday, when the resolutions which
are appended below were passed.
At a meeting OF the executive COM
mittee Of the Pensacola Bay Baptist
Association, held in the office of E. D.
Beggs in the Blount building Friday
afternoon, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, an amendment to the con-
stitution of the United States prohib-
iting the manufacture and sale of
liquors has passed the Senate and is
now pending before the House of Rep
resentatives of the United States.
therefore
Be 1t resolved by the executive COM
mittee of the Pensacola Bay Baptist
Association, which association is COM
posed of churches in Escambia and
Santa Rosa counties In Florida, with
over twenty three hundred members,
that the Honorable J. Walter Kehoe,
member of the House Of Representa-
tives from the third congress. onal dis
trict OF Florida, embracing said coun-
ties. be. and he is, hereby most re-
specially and earnestly requested to
vote for the passage of the said
amendment.
Be 1t further resolved, that a copy
Of these resolutions be furnished to
Mr.. Kehoe and the press for publ
cation.
r. MERRITT.
Secretary of the Executive Committee
of the Pensacola Bay Baptist AS
ISOLATION.
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LEE

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r. M.MERRITT,
Secretary of the Executive Committee
of the Pensacola Bay Baptist AS
ISOLATION.
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SCHOOL BOARD To
MEETHERET TONIGHT

At six o'clock this afternoon the
regular meeting Of the Board Of Pub
lie Instruction will be held in the Of
flee of Superintendent Edwards.
No special matters are scheduled for
discussion, only routine business to
come before the board.
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How to Prevent Group.

In child that is subject to attacks
of Group, the first indication Of the
disease is hoarseness. Give Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as soon as
the child becomes hoarse and the at
tack may be warded off and all dan
ger and anxiety avoided.-adv.
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j. M. Coe secretary to Judge Will
liam B. Sheppard, and G.. Earl Hoff-
man, assistant United States district
attorney, left last night for Gaines
vile, where they will attend the De-
cember term Of the federal court,
which convenes there Monday.
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AND INDIGESTION

take Tennille'e Liver Pills. They en-
courage and stimulate the liver to
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adv.
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