davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tomahawk., 1917-03-08

Their Place.
'Has a theatrical angel wings, pa?"
'NO, son, but his money has,"
The Keota news., 1917-04-27
Verbal viii Held Valid.

In one Of the London courts Of jus
lice recently verbal statement be-
fore witnesses, without any writing.
statement was made by an officer
(since killed in action), who told his
brother officers that II he were killed
III his property was to go to his wife.
The possibility OF executing such N
valid will Is privilege reserved 10
soldiers and sailors on active serve.
by IN act of 1877. which says: IAN!
zee, or any mariner or seaman. bein::
At sea, may dispose Of movable. wage,
,uh personal estate as he or the!
miS;.t have done before the making "i
fhis -
The Keota news., 1917-04-27
Cooking Wild Ducks.
A camp chef gives q number

A camp chef gives number Of Inn
portnnt 'don'ts' which apply to the
preparation Of wild ducks for the
table. Don't bleed or draw or pluck
the bird until the last moment; don't
hold 1t over week to let it get ''high,"
or subject 1t to . refrigerating process
to make 1t tender; don't stun 1t with
bread crumbs, potatoes. oysters. or
chestnuts; don't lay 1t on It's back
while roasting. and don't, above all, al
low II to become overdone. Affirma-
lively. pluck and draw the bird, wipe
1t of with wet cloth, place 1t breast
downward, In q covered PAN put it In
very hot oven, and allow 1t to re-
main there for not less than 20 and
not more than Is minutes. II wild
duck Is cooked too long. If blood does
not follow the cut Of the knife when
it Is carved. 1t will not have the true
The Keota news., 1917-04-27
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. 40 they cannot feach
10 only ono way to cure catarrhal deafness.
and that 10 by . constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness 10 caused BY an In.
famed condition of the mucous lining OF
the Eu.tachian Tube. When this tube e
imperfect Tearing, and when 1t 10 entirely
closed. Deafness IL the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to itS normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases Of
deafness caused by catarrh. which q
an innamed condition Of the mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces OF the sys-
tenn.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
Be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Circulaf0
free. All Druggists. TSc.
=. J. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. O. y
The Keota news., 1917-04-27
Notice of Application to Lease State
Land

Ofics of the State Board OF Land Commits
sioners, Denver. Colo April !? 1917.
Notice is hereby eiven that Edw 5. Murray.
whose postoffice address is p. o. Box S2l. Den.
yer Colo has made application No A!lSs to
lease the following described school lands. sit
uate in Weld county, Colo, to wit:
All OF section 10. township north. range 81
west.
Above application being for the purpose OF
gas
Notice is further hereby given that all other
ali or any part Of this tract nf land must ale
Same in this office prior to May Is, 1917 rs no
other application to lease the ab"ve described
lands viii bs considered after said date
RAYMOND MILLER.
President State Boari L.nd Commissioners.
Published Apr. 2uo.. May 4-u.
The Keota news., 1917-04-27

wild celery havpr, and-a bird In the
air Is worth two on the platter II the
cook bungles his art.-Au Outdoors.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
{ GnmGnien.

Humpnien er frembeles ben
arigsiflteplabs, bpur Der fiGmpes
beftigit, iflsnt itore Soruuoringer er
life foregdaet her better. Slere Segn
tbber pau, at &usierne nplig maa
hare ienbt betpoelige Soriterfninger
oioueo, ioet oe paa flere Turlfter al
Den rllliGnife Sront bor 9aoet OF.
~erebspis tilperfs.
Sanleoes meloes ira Yetroerab
ben 17be San. at &ilsierre peo ct bel
tigt Inereb bar tuget tilbage Ypen
Saoeni, omtrent Z Mil / Spopelt for
Den itore Gonaubp @alatS. Giterat
Ssienoen, beOer oct, bapbe mootaget
Soriterfuinger, forisgte De ct Wtob-
angreb. Dc rptfebe irem | t9tte Tor-
mationer, men bleu meiet neo al De
rusiiife Mitraljeler og naaeOe life
irem til Den life omitriote @p.
Ser inbrsmmes famine Gag fra
Berlin, at en tprfiit Stprfe n9rmcit
Conan bar manttet trGffe Jig tilbage
for e, rlisiiff Spern1agt og opgipe
9pen @aoeni, iom lig9er peo Sern-
banen melem 9ruilu % @aIat5, %
Tom Sprferne erobrebe for fun ire
Gage iioen.
Sgiaa ira nlange andre Steoer
paa Sronterre baaoe / &umGnien %
GllslanD melbes ser ONT fo~rbolosuis
Imaa 9ampe meo perlenbe Selo.
sltfurat oct ianrme 9iGlber Ge'ts
f~ronten oo ben italienife Srpnt. s
Wafeoonien bar bet pGret title l9rta
be.
: oet Itpre og belle fan Sitltutto-
nen betegnes Tom "mellem Slagcne".
Set err %piitnot langt bag 6rontcrne,
Der MI uofoloeS oen ~itsrlte SrapIbeo,
og hi pil neppe ida berc on ltpget
iterre Gltp, Tor De me Sperationer
begpnoer igien til &aaren. % ole
lpnes at pente, at oisie Dtl bli uGl.
oigere emo uogeniinoe. Set er pit
inaen Spil on, at beg9e Barter pil
onItrunge Jig til BET aller poerlte ior
at faa bragt ben iprfproe!ige 4rig til
Ell 9~fgierelie / aorct 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
BUFFALO Bills Sieforo.

~ EL as M N.
N' ~ 10y ou"
-; 'Sa w. Gu rp'in "1V NM GV'
T,e5I,,, hor - ogrs ~ ~ oGrssto'
simmer ION, hIon -, Sor aron5
i,,, h;,rn ~ ~ ,,9,ta G;rco nnn
>,,s a;;,,r;o amc ,,,,r;,o So
=, ;srh,,,r rio, Ms, S,,, ori1e1,
gcr, 20 6,,,s o,o 6rr, 6r,, -
+otsr,nit,riat - 5~rs,<ore ~ lr,
~, ;,o+;l h,4 sror 6r,,t ~ a.,
,,,r,. 80 ,o,,. Gr 70
60. onas,=aI
a.a[.,-.. =, oGl,,
a,-:sI,n,-n,nSrr,.r,o,
i, j, a,,s,>. -,r,,1 =, t~s
(, ,r,.s-, .,+,~ Kew ~
~-,~,,a,,-, s,or,5
-,s>r,,, ;,-rs.,,r~o,<
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
f1k$dagen.
Ten l%ueuite 3ifscag nabnrs al
aou1 Wnitaf.
Sroutdlcn.

Stoclholm, Sverige, i60c San:
s,ong U'n,a' re.tcr / I'm Irortale
uco o9u ioaa icormouc aa5utud al
a,.tsoo8cu en- m0trruataoc Eggel
IT ost jcca',e 6olt / 4alc5uug 0ca
.geo Acrocnetrt8cHa Noganttelie
frcmtaiote a.0ortJrc 5jttatlgu.
"@co @u0a gitauo uar 1t hjatil
crrlt iitauo til at moaoo at 5lj
rut.rt m,0 / arigeu Il5o, Ban
licu Arttcus @irfuir1cr bar life.
ocit3uiuorc goaicrt os NANCE 81
Defer. % 10 lrn8ere oer aorcr,
o,ito itrrre oil pore @antcljlhcoer
bl,ue. Gj tan life Ists, por, Zine
fer Cumtus ou5e 9lIror.
Songcu opiororcoe I'll national
Cuigbeo oq til at m0ertrnfie ale
more Strioigbeoer, lom / iaa hei
@rao bnue UaniteIlgaiort Hegie.
ringeu5 Cpgoue at betrng9e Can.
oet3 6ribco, SnocrPuitet 90 Rot
t%rulitct.
San iremh9pe6e Gsopenbigbe.
oeu al at iortlPtte De lpeclele ,Sor.
b~creoeIlcr til 9aNo8 og til @anb9,
lplu btottl bar upret anlceoe for
n~copcn6igc, OF bentpbeoe I'll De
crtraorbinGrc 6orbolosregIer, JONI
bar blet nsopeuoiqe paa 8riuto al
ocl iorpqcoe lloitrGfning al arigS-
operotionerne | territoriale tSar.
uoltoe.
Oct bar ale DC reitrale 2ciloe5
Gli9t, iogbe bon, at %bonuohGpe IN,
tcrnational Sou og at %betrpggc De-
res iGueS og looltge SntereSler.
ct Enifc ON at biorage iii 81,
rettelicn al en- porig 6reb bopOe,
meOoelte han, bepGget Soerige til
at iuolabe liz / 6orbinoclier mco
ANDRE neitrale Canoe, lpecieIt De 70
andre itanoinapiife aouQeriger, !
0u Scniigt at or9'tc IGlIeS Sr
tereSier.
Seq baaber", iugbe han, "at set
Samarbeioe. iom aQere0e er or
noaet, nil bli poerligere itprfet OF
u6oioet."
San henuiitc iii DC 8orifclighe.
ser ongooeuoe 9anoets Erooinnt.
inripuing, JON er oiItaoeoe iom
6elge al DC Sinoirrger, iom DC
frigisreroe bar logt l geien Tor
Sperige3 Snoisriel, og iorfpnotc
at ser for Higsooeeu piioe BIZ
iremiot Iorifieligc Eropoiiiiorer.
iom piloc meofsre tetpoelig for
cNcoe Statsuogiiter. ioet De tiliig.
tcbe Ell Re6uftion / Triierne pal
2~epnet$mibler ! Snteresie al Be
iattigcre alasier o. en- Sorbsielic
al GmbeosmGnoereS % De ~oifent'
Iige 6uuftionPrers 2%enninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Kronaaret flor.

8eibington Oen 16Oc San. Sil,
iroos for, at NoIingerne FOR mango
NigrsoerS Yeofpmmenbe bar minore
emo 9laret iorllo, bar life oeitomin.
ore SotoIuobpttet, reguet / Genge,
oct ~iierltc / &anoets Siitorie, ioet 30.
taIpGroien iipIge en- al %2anobrugs-
oepartementet ioag oiientIiggiort
9apport onoroq iii Den enorme Gum
al $S,93I5S7,000.
Neoenitaoenoe label giper en-
Snmmenlignina meaem 9lplingerueS
&proi / 1916 % 1915, i6et Stater-
ne CT nGont / Den Numeroroen De re.
ipcftipe IPrbier berettiger Dem iii.
@Pr0ierue er ani9rte / gtiQlouer,
8. D. /, 900 er u%bclaot).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Nurife Sfifcs @anifirbre.

Berlin t5oe San. - Sire norife
Tompere, Tom nor lttoer Spgning
eler neIig par blet ftloiert i @ng-
lano, er bIet beilGgIdGt 0er, eftcr poao
ser meooaicS BERTH ira Sriltloata.
9lauot Dem bar Gomperrc "23ooe-
ita", 5000 Cons, % &in5oa", to-
900 Cons. @eggc oi5ic, pnuitoc&
Ser, uar uoflartret % inroiJe til MI
telling % barbe beiit set noritc Stag,
% ~Sfingoa" bar enOog bIet arulpret
meb Ell aauon.
9onbou t4oc San. - Oct mcobe-
les her, ar oen nor'fe CAMPER "8eit-
folo", 1883 Cons. err blet ituot ii9nf.
"aitonblabet" i Stocfbolm meo-
Seler, at Ell tpif Geitropcr igaar Zap
reoe i lpenit Sarpano Den 0anite
Camper "Sbpra" ira ai~ebenbaon.
Hc,p yort ABE San. auptein
Eoonoer. 6crer al Den bolaneite
'ccrnper "gternf", Tom ibag aufon
1ertil ira 4otteroam, iortGGer. II Ell
tulgt loitet Sanif Camper ocn f1Se
Zee. blep eoelast PED en- Miine ioran
Sbemiens Runoing. San itpreoe
ben til Oct ipnfenoe Stib for at bi9l.
pc, men brittle GatruliebaaSe fpm
Nortirftes pod Stne L.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Ct n~li$fcrbc!d.
lVnbforinringcn huloer life Sfrtbt
mcb Seiultningcns %ert.
Sn1cn ,eaec for 5rlt.

N~NNthfu1-ru Nap rNa SO, NF,lrr
-, ~ ~ S,r c,o,,r. o,,,,r,U,.,,
,,r+,,u,.t ~rn,rb,;not -t,,5r ,.,,.
E,r,rens Tr,,,,rti,rinni.,, ifr,
h,lSt c.riNt n,,, g,,,,I#rr,,,. Cor.
,,a,i,
7,t frnr-,,r ,@o,,I;, ,, 2,c,rt,.
r,ao,,,s 0n,,ecr oc, ,r,f,..,r s., ra
e., az ar,r - ,,,,,,. N-,,,ar.r,,,, j;
,,ir,c >in ~ ~r,., q, 30 49,
,,~ a},,a,f+;,,.,, ,n.,,,,. ,,,-
..,r,., t,,c+ 81 0c,., .,;rIA,r IN.
i,,n f,r :, ~ $, ~,;,,,;,, 49, h,,;
g,rn,- orrnrn,G,i., N,,ore,raf.
.,r. g}payomncnna
5r,a. >o,+, wi.,,rboln troy So,
fife 0enor4crrcrtot IT hcr ~ ,,.,eu
Iorp mr. NJ nor nil cn,,oo waco,
r,crfbor ercnboh ; Northumberland
,cn
M,oh n So op,hr,r ~ oorhoSr;,.
orr ooo o~orhbrrocts Nmr,ohs conn
~, ,t,or III @,oh;ohch ~ Sow ,,crt;
man NJ Wr,nh tiI,isIe Il, o,t;m;;,;,f
mrh Nen,nn fl Wotiorrns Gnrc III
iffc olc,r ~ br,hinAc g, ,orr mon,
III ,,i,, ~ f,,,ro 81, bo.,hor;,n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Dole Sraeter.

Seem 9orf ocn t6oc San. On m
Sti9nin9 / Gccauirogtcrue iorfnuoc8
ibog. Mten tlItrobS 0crior er Oct pol,.
IfeIig at ifoiie tiIitrPffeIig TIooS.
observation-disclosures er iteget npiten
100 Erocent. aornirnqterue sr life
anIsrte, meuS @omIIo3irogterne er
rent nomirelle, loet ser iaftiif life
bcrpoa @ooner iinocS S1ibsrim Tor
8onnilo.
Dc pi9tigitc GnrIager til sc beie
Cc%caniraptcr err bcr BRITTLE Regie-
rings CpertnaeIie al ioagootiom belle
Den brittle Sanoelsilau0e, og 2abet
al oe mango Stibe, iom tpife Huber
panoSbaaoe oe lioitc Nooueoer bar
icn0t tilbunoS.
arigSreiifo. 4aiuranceu bar Bolot
ia oppe paa Ell > Trocent Balls FOR
tran5atlontiitc Helifoer o. rutot 10
Erocent Tor WiIooeIbau8reiifoer iioer
oen lite December.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
6rants Oattericn
9aar / KriSen

ToriS Den 1Gbe San. glI9erion
Sartoris, en- 0atterlcn al General
II. 2. 0rant, bar bperpet iig 'om iri-
uiaig / ben franife 6rcmmcoIegion
OF oeItnger III / DC militpre Gpeller
/ Sciren REQ SeooQcbonic.
San er Ell Sen al Nelie 8rant
Sartoris % Ell Hcue al aios0e Sc.
nerolmoior 6reoericf Gent Grant.
@an er A. glor gommel. Nan oeltog
/ oen Ipanifsamcr,fonifc aria % for.
iremmeoc3 ira Seitnnrt iii anptein.
) 1908 uonpDnte5 ban til SefretOr
pe6 Segationen / Guatemala, bpilter;
Holt ban inoeboooe ct Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

enig bag lin Heeierin9 nleo Srop poa
en- energllt 6ortipttelie al ari8en.
Get eneite, JON Ser mi ipl1es at bore
0elte Meninger ON, or SpprgSmaalet
ON life Sibspunftet III er fonrrnet
til SperfiptteIie al Sen ti0Iigere me-
get ombisfllterehe "beninn3!elc I'M
oc~ruonbStris forat brillge England
til Sornuit".
2ononn t6be San. - Ser meooe-
Les ufiicieit, at Ger Sc fsr'tc Gage /
oenne ltgc bar ppret holht en- meget
oiatlg aonfercuce her meleni Def bris
tiIfe 9nbinet % ben frantic CDerge.
neral Ntpele og ben brittle 9oerit.
fommanbererhe / ISrGnfrig General
Sir Douglas Soig.
ga benne &onfcrence or iert, life
isrit og fremIt mcIcm SiplomGtcr,
iom Siliri0et bar pua BET itorc Vfss
DC | Hom tornnlig, men mellem Ser
iom er fnpttet I'll Sen o~perite
ari95leoelie, ligger set npr al giGt-
te, at oct er Ylonerne til DC itore, npe
Sperationer til @aaren, iom bar pos
ret oreftet.
Sc IQierebeS Spur til Sdipcit5
DC ifanoinopiife 9anbe, ipm bapoe
fig til Tr9iioent billions Sen.
penbeIie, bill bIi meget fort. Get bill
nprmeit blot bli en- Scattering for
Wootagelien al oeres S%enpenbelier
og en- Se%npiSning til be gliereoe5
Spar til Erriibent Wilion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
7tort Gvperi.

aunioS Gito sen 1859 &nu &nipct.
tsrcr ira oet icHcrolc 0ci,Nepotte,
ment arrciterchc ioaQ "a, Stubent oeo
cn terporeube 2Cleifole for GcIol.
tiqhcb / Gnpcrict al 100000 / Ben.
gticoIcr, fem monli life nor un0cr.
tcgueoe. 5pperiet 'orcpchc5 cmboro
pua ct 500 pda Baltimore & Chic.
baren / Nprbehcu al Go0ribge. @eit
0ir9inin, oen Soc Sftober 1915 Scr
mcboeIe3 / oenue S~orbirocI'e, at Ell
Gel al Bcnacnc or Qicrfuuoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Purtie Juitits.

Ierorfnnn, 9lrf., ben t5oe San.
Get FOG affltrat 90 Mirllter Tor Su.
rpen at aigioe lin aienoeIie ! Sdgen
o. Tor Gommerren at oiiige SaSs-
0onmen oDer Regeren SOhH Sopfiu3
for W3oroet paa Mtr3. 9en IeleS og
heuNc5 IS Wtlautoer goule Earu |
Nliaoomm s.rt. Sen 3oie 9}ooember
mlocr ct Torieg poa al plrnore OsreS
sem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

Com &c. nj ices bar Minneioi- /
t9tG 8.ue- -. mcben' st / 1915
a'a .suH-. 8. iscol.i.a a. heri
al.o i.gttci W ira yalmer /. ii. a..
mer 10. Hortb % SouiB Gatota or
ounpeoe neo ira beuboloSpi3 Numer
10 % 10 Ill Hllmer 20 % "a. Nton.
tona par Den 29oe baaoe / 1915 %
1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
On Dlktdtor.
Tranfri9es nne SrGnspprtdlef giOcs
niuhifrGnfet Mpnoisbeb.
Sfanoalsn Stel.
VariS lite December 1915.

Srsp gro @7ecrrot= Goiten"S Eariier.
Sorreipoubent, Dr.. Srgle Sr9lalauo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

San mener, at SDaret iGtter Som
fur Doerliaere tgife Silbnb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19
Verden$krigen.

Den tpife ltSenrigsminiiter um Be
Maiercoes Spar til DIR. WiIion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-19

'ioel;;
SIS
|Serils
|itritt.
ID big
Putj,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-17
ORDER LEAGUE
.RECONS|DERS
SUCCESS TON
Asking That Service and
Social Clubs Be Closed
At Night
NON-POLITICAL BODY
REASON FOR CHANGE
Purpose Of League Is Sim
ply To Work For Bet
terment of Pensacola

At a special meeting of the Pensa-
cola Law Enforcement League called
by the executive committee yesterday
at the city hall, it was voted to re-
consider the resolutions passed by
the League at the meeting on Friday
and to refer the resolutions to the
executive committee to be reported
on to the main body of the League
at later meeting.
The executive committee met last
Saturday and unanimously agreed on
the step taken at yesterdays meet
ing. The principal feature of the
resolution was the closing of all So
cial and service clubs from p. m.
to a. m. F.
The reasons for the 4-considera-
ton of the resolutions given at the
meeting were, that the Pensacola
Law Enforcement League is a nom
political body and had not antici-
pated any such drastic measure as a
referendum on the reforms suggested
in the resolution and had no desire
to make a political question out of it.
Moreover, the state legislature now
has before it a bill introduced by
Senator Davis, author of the Davis
package law, making certain amend
ments to the act, which, If it passes,
will accomplish in a general way the
reforms suggested in the resolutions
of the Law Enforcement League, and
for fear that the resolutions might
be at cross purposes with the pro-
posed bill a reconsideration of the
resolutions YVES decided upon.
Judge A. C.. Blount p<r=snred q
resolution which was referred to the
executive committee plcdging the
members of the Law Enforcement
League to do their best to forward
the purpose of the League, to attend
the meetings regularly, and in gen.
eral to be a loyal worker for Bet
ter and cleaner Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-17
WAR BOOST ON|W. 0. v. HAVE
|C|TRUS TARIFF 200 GUARD s
May Receive Police Author
ity To Permit Aiming
Of Squads

More than one hundred enthusiast
tic members of the w. o. w. home
guards assembled at the hall, corner
of Romano and Baylen streets, last
night and went into the organization
of squads after other matters had
been satisfactorily settled. Quite a
number added their names to the new
roster, and the lists are now made up
of more than 200 enthusiastic Shop
per" guards.
appointed the following officers:
Majors-Alex. McKinlay and Oil
yer Brawner.
Captains-James Largue, J. c. Nc
Connell, M. ]. Flores, j. G. Yniestra,
Harry Lewis, Oscar Davenport, Sam
Pinney, Clyde Little and Walter
Roberts.
Each captain recruited his squad
from those present last night, the
commanding officers selecting those
Woodmen residing in their immediate
neighborhood. There are several rea-
sons for this move, one of which is
to make possible the quickest forma-
'tion when duty calls.
Police Authority Offered.
Police Commissioner Pou, upon be-
ing informed that, in the light OF
present state laws, the guards occu-
pied no military standing, announced
that he stood ready, after being ad-
vised on the subject, to give every
true Woodman police authority, which
would legalize the carrying of arms
it is held. This will permit the arm
ing of the squads.
The w. o. w. guards were last
night ordered to assemble at the hal
thirty minutes previous to the forma,
ton of the parade Thursday morning
for drill, instructions and general
preparation to take part in the pa
rade.
Another meeting will take place
Friday night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-17
MAKEUP DAY
.CELEBRAT
ON THURSDAY
Parade, Speaking, Band Will
Make Enlistment Day A
Memorable Occasion
PUBLIC HOLIDAY
MAYOR PROCLAIMS
Every Organization In CITY
Expected To Take PART
In Celebration

Plans are rounding into shane for
celebrating National Recruiting Day
Thursday, also called "Wake-UpS
Day.
The mayor today will issue q gems
eral proclamation declaring ThurS~
day holiday, that everyone may
have an opportunity of joining thu
parade, which is being worked out.
Beard to Deliver Speech
John S. Beard viii be the principal
will probably be, w. A. Blount, ST.,
p. D. Beggs, F. D. Richards, Robert
Anderson, Robert Stout, Henry Bel
linger, DIR. F. G. Renshaw and posi-
bly, a few others. The speaking win
be from stand to be erected in NAL
lory court, at central point, where
crowds may assemble on all sides.
Military Band.
The Eighth Artillery Band, from
Fort Barrancas, has been secured
from 10 a. m. until 2 p. M, and this
excellent organization will head the
parade of civic, fraternal and patri-
otto bodies, which are expected to
accept the mayors invitation to join
the procession. Yesterday the mayor
sent letters to the following: Hickory
Camp No. 81, Live Oak Camp No. 1,
w. D. W.; Modern Woodmen, Elks,
Zelica Grotto, Knights of Pythias,
Odd Fellows, Pensacola No. - and
Escambia No. 10, F. & NJ; Owls,
Star of the Sea Assembly Fisher
mems Society, A. S. Edwards, prin-
cipal, and school teachers and pupils,
| German-American Society, Greek So
ciety, American Red Cross, Suffrage
League, Knights of Columbus, Cath
olic Knights of America, Ancient Or
der of Hibernians, St. Aloysius boys,
Veteran Firemen's Association and
the Boy Scouts.
Route of Parade.
According to present plans, these
| organizations are to form on South
| Palafox street, below Main, and move
| to Zarragossa, around the Plaza to
Government, thence to Palafox and
north to Wright, the Red Cross to
join or lead the procession, starting
| at headquarters, that the ladies' may
not be required to walk the entire
line of route. The procession will
disband at the stand, which will be
erected at the Garden street inter
| section.
An effort will be made to interest
the school officials today, to dismiss
the schools, at least until the after
noon hour, if possible, and have as
large a number of school children in
the line as possible.
| Everybody Called.
As many organizations as possible
are urged to telephone their accep-
lance to the mayor early today, so
that assignment of position may be
made, and the starting point be de-
cided upon definitely. 1t is especially
urged that organized bodies be as
largely represented as possible, and
| make Pensacola's celebration of
'sWake-Up America Day" one of the
most historic of the nature ever held
| here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-17
FUDGE CASE
ONWEDNESDAY
Decision Is Expected BY
Friday-Pressley Also
To Be Tried

Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
the case of E. ]. Fudge will be staged
for the second time, in the circuit
court This court met and organized
yesterday morning, and the names of
SO men were chosen from the box
From this number eighteen will be
selected this morning when court
convenes, and this body will consti-
tute the grand jury. The jury will
get together this morning as soon
after organization as possible, and it
is said will investigate the case of
the negro, Presley, charged with
shooting Deputy Pickering, in the
northern part of the county, recently.
The special venire of seventy-five
men is made returnable Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, at which time
the work of drawing a jury for the
trial of Fudge will be started. There
is every indication that the case will
get under way within few hours
after court is convened, with view
to completing the interesting legal
battle within two days at the longest.
The case of the negro, Presley,
will be set Immediately upon the
negro being indicted, providing true
bill is returned against the alleged
murderer. He will be tried at this
special term, it is promised, and for
that very reason is why the grand
Jury is being authorized.
Deputies were sent in all directions
Yesterday with subpoenaes for men
in all parts of the county. Three
cars worked in the country and one
in the city. Some Of the names drawn
from the box were of men living in
the most remote sections of the coun-
tv, and deputies will reach at least
two of the places of residence of
yeniremen at about. daylight this
morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-17
Militia Elect Officers and
Begin Drilling on Friday

will be begun this week and it is
probable that several men who are
now enrolled will be dropped from
the list and for that reason and also
because full complement of 108 men
is desired, additional enrollments are
wanted. Any young man desiring to
enlist in the local company of the
national guard can do so by applying
at the office in the Chamber of Com
merce in the Brent building, or any
one Of the officers will be glad to re-
ceive the application.
A large majority of the men who
are now enrolled are green" in mill
tary affairs and the process of max
ing soldiers out of "rookies" is to be-
gin Immediately and the training will
be hard for several weeks. The first
drill will be held in the armory hall
Friday night at 7:30, and any enroll
ed man failing to attend will lay HIM
self liable to the military code.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-17

At the meeting Of the local nation
al guard last night at the Chamber
of Commerce, James F. Phillips was
elected captain, Manuel Quina, first
lieutenant, and Louis Shuttleworth,
second lieutenant. Before these Off
GERS receive their commissions they
will have to pass an examination and
receive formal appointment from
the governor.
After Mr.. Phillips was elected cap
tain he made a short talk advising
the men that the militia was no long
er social organization, but mill
tary one in which strict discipline
was the backbone and without which
the company would be failure.
Messrs. Quina and Shuttleworth also
election, continuing the line of
thought suggested by Mr.. Phillips.
Physical examination of the men