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Evening journal., 1917-03-14

amendments introduced by the Labor
Commission Of Delaware and respect
fully petition the members Of the
Senate to vote favorably upon them
at this session Of the General AS.
sembly.
The interest OF the meeting was
added to by the quartet, composed Of
Mary Benson, Mary Scarborough,
Warren Garrett and Richard Spence
A special committee, consisting OF
John Price, Ethel Woodward and
Mrs. c. W. Maclary, was appointed to
arrange a special Arbor Day meeting
for April 10.
It was also announced that Raphael
Emmanuel, the Prince of Mesopotamia
will lecture on the Customs Of His
Country" at the New Century Club
on March %.
Evening journal., 1917-03-14

You don't know what upset your
stomach-which portion Of the food
did the damage-do you? Well. don't
bother. II your stomach is in a re-
volt; il sick. gassy and upset. and
what you just ate has fermented and
turned sour; head dizzy and aches;
belch gases and acids and eructate
undigested food; breath foul, tongue
coated-iust take a little Papes Dia-
pepsin to neutralize acidity and in five
you wonder what became of
the indigestion and distress.
Millions of men and women today
know that It is needless TO have dys-
Evening journal., 1917-03-14
HUMANE SOCIETY WORK.

The monthly meeting Of the S. p.
C. c. and the s. p. c. A. wero held
Yesterday afternoon Frank Stout,
agent for the two societies. presented
his reports for February, showing
nlty-eight cases investigated in the
chsdren's society and 122 cases inves-
tigatcd by the S. p. c. A.
Evening journal., 1917-03-14
sTENOGRAPHERs no MEET.

The Wilmington Gregg Shorthand
Association will give a package social
at Beacon Business College tomorrow
night, A very interesting musical
program has been arranged.
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uARwooD CLUTCHES

WH:W",d Presbyterian cnurCh. fMrn-
ii"th street. ii'nr NnrWond atu!iu,. t.. +.
Carson. puS:Ur--Scrv!r"S Tor SUNDAY rs
ruIl"wS. tu SUnda! morning AT !"
u'rlurk ih"r- VIII be = special thid'"iI
I'n$ pruGram gwen ny The SundhE
Srhn"i. InIS viii TAX" thu ntNC" IT in'
rrEliln; s.-rlir For Sunday evening
lhr suhJ"ci Nh. b. deborah. vi the
Woman n lurjjr AfairS.' Tins - an:
iirst 81 u series un tn" interesting SUD-
l"ci. w naI Can Il Woman DO.
Warwo"d Christian church. Francis VI.
liiuG!". minister lb!" SChi!i 3i1 a m.
Carl taruih"rs. superintendent. Lord :
supper and sermon n II II. III. Subject.
no RcSIrCt"r of Persons. AZ ia p.
M. IA" t'hidrri's lay concert exercises
vii h" held
Wnrw"nd NJ l. church. Fourteenth
and Warwuud avenue. j. &. buckley. pas
t"r--$unday school. 20 l. IN. +. I. Leon
hart. superintendent. IniS - Chill
Lr"n'S Im$." unI Il we'll PREPARED pro-
gruIn viii l." rendered by the school.
There viii hr 1T IN" clos" of program
huIti-iu - rhilHr"m. reception Of MEM
brrs Iniu thu Church. and q picture ~! nc
school viii hr taken. Every member -
rA u"ci"d Ia be- present. t.rwurth League
"a. M Miss l;luHCEr Cos. leader. VI
S r. IL. IA" rnst"r VIII preach Subject.
'rurscl"u"". Whr' l. l.; Whai .Nr" ""
T" T." With II. and How Max" TIA" Most
49, 1T" Nii-wvrh SERVICES dH"s'iay,
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TYLOR CO. RED CROSS
AFTER.4,OOO MEMBERS

SlSTERSVILLE. W. Va, June =
The Tyler County chapter Of the,
American Red Cross, with headquar~
ters at Sistersville, started its regu.i
lar work yesterday in the homo given
il by w. J. Neucnschwander, OF Sis,
tersville. The building is centrally;
located and furnishes separate rooms
for every phase OF the work. All tha
chairs, tables. sewing machines. ETC..
have been donated by patriotic citi-;
zens who have also given time, money
and materials.
The society now has four hundred;
and nifty members and arrangements
have been completed for member.
ship campaign Of four thousand to
begin Monday. Similar to other cam.
paigns. white clad women will visit,
every home in town.
The officers elected are: Mrs. Annie.
Elder St%nbery. chairman; Mr.. James
Cluly. vice chairman: Miss Flora Nc
Coach. secretary; Mr.. John Fish. treas
urer. The following executive COM
mittec was appointed: Mrs. John Kin.
caid, Mrs. Nell Burns Mccoy. Mrs. H.
". Cooper. Prof. ". ". Strain, Dr..
II. Clark. and Mayor Sutton. DR.. John
Greer has charge OF the class in first
aid.
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ruANHELICAL.

St Paul'S Evangelical chur"A, Thirty
eighth and Woods streets. August e.
Rasche pastor--Sundny l;ihl" school at
$50 4 M. Her. liundt, supcrinlrnd"Ht
Non morning. service Song SGrvlc" IN
tho evening, conducted hy Mr. li"r.
lIundt Chlldrcn'S day scrvicr. June ~.
at 10 4. III Annual SUNDAY school pic
mic, Jun" Il. Sunday school teachers
meeting Tuesday 1T o'clock. EvanE"i'-
cal League. Thursday, ~ y. M -
PAul's BrotherhuV .E'ri'!my.' ut u. ~.
Beginning with the last. Sunday III 'n"
month W" VIII !ntr"duc" II rev order ";.
service for thu summer tnunth~. 'i"r-
man services from I" !" =. ;i'.. S'in,'aN
Bihla school 10 10 1879. and am E.uc!i$n
preaching service fru:u too I" !. :" u.
m. The entire Sabbath Sch"". VIII la
ushered into tho church Auditorium i""
this English service.
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MoMECHEN CHURCHES.

Christian church. McMechcn. corner
Fourth and Logan streets. {. W. Fuller.
,Ir.. minister. E'iblc school ut 10 n. m.
morning worship. II o'clock: Junior En-
.. M. Monday evening al the parsonage
viii b. hold n meeting OF the Loyal
Men and l.nynl Wnm"n's Eih!" classes
for their nl"n:riy business ana SOFIA!
session Wednesday, evening rrHy"r
meeting, Thursday. all day meeting or
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arrested Stein. The officers confscat-
cd Il part OF 4 bottle OF whiskey which
they found in the building.
The raids were made by Deputy
Commissioner Phillips. Deputy Com
missioner Harry Fitzgerald Of Charles
ton and Rev. o. NJ. Pullen, attorney for
the West Virginia Anti-Saloon league
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

St Matthew's Espicnl Church. corner
Chaplinn and Fifteenth streets. the heT.
'I,,-inr, tho week will DO as follows:
First Sunday after Trinity. sunday
Inns 10. 1917. a. m. holy commu-
MON; 1880 a. m. morning prarcr' Nta!'E
and sermon: S.45 y. III. 70 80 p. n.'
open-air service: us n. m. Sunda?
school; $50 a. m. Mems H'bIe LAS
"Wednesday evening. prayer and Biblo
staudy, 100 p m
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N THE CHURCHES

The 1nteIl!gencer will gladly
publish church announcements.
but TO insure publication and prop.
foc publication in Saturdays issue
should be received al The Intel
Neercer office not later than Fri
day al noon. and Thursday. II pos.
sible. II Is respectfully asked that
the notices be made as brief as
possible.
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REFORMED.

st. Shepherds Reformed Church. %f'h
and Euff Streets. Rev. :. II. Mn'zh' .
paxtor-ro the Following services ~"
public is cordially inxit"d; go Il. - !:
Sunday school. 10 U."i""k. 'i":ni'n "HH
L.puI,sh nrea,.hiDg service. SUhL.C'
THE Great Race M evening S"r;''".
Tuesday evening meeting "t IA" Young
PEOPLES Society.
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SCIENCE LEAGUE.

IunIor lenpll,. nlrriS IN-IH Il ~. r0n-
Quoted by Marie Hail. Evening S"rEIr's
~ p. m Lecture las Daniel ! Cess
l.r and messages by Lillian \. lIu"i"r.
Of pittsburSh Hall. -n:. M"'uni l:tfk
luildiug 1925 Market street.
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81. Pnul's Luth"ritn church, Bridge
rnr, Main street. Rev. otto Wendell,
:,uSlnr-t'irst Sunday after Trinity: Sun
DAY school AMI l}Ihl" class at $3.50 Il. M;
Divine services in the German language
at 1885 r. M: Meeting OF the Ladies'
Md Society at. 80 y. m: English reSpeT
services Mt 40 J.. M.
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UNITARIAN,

First Unitarian ,hurcn. i:";t street.
north OF Twelfth. i;'N. !. - Ia
ginger Auer rn!niS;cI>---S"rvi'''.~. i u.
ma =. sermon to,,.c. Tho luRht that fa!i-
oh Not" All ar" welcome.
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:, ar6,exr's church, Thirty-scvnnth

ST Andrews Church. .Thirty-scv"nth
and E;oft streets. }. Logan Fish, rector
There Willy be celebration OF holy com
munion tomorrow. tho first Sunday nItc-
Trinity mt o'clock u. m, SUNDAY Sch""i
AZ a nuartar to ten, evening prayer and
scrrnon at half past seven. Prayer SER
Ice on Friday evening Ut half past Seven
O'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09
DRY FORES MAKE
DAYLIGHT RAIDS
George Powers and John Stein Arrest.
ed When Officers Find Liquor in
Their PLACES

Deputy Prohibition Commissioner
Bert L. Phillips and squad yesterday
raided No. 1900 McColloch street and
arrested George Powers on charge
Of violating the prohibition laws.
Later the squad visited John Stems
restaurant al 2100 CbapGnc suect and
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METHODIST

Fourth Street. church. First McthrdiSf
Episcopal. Chapitne strr";. south ~
Twelfth. Clarence Eugene Alien. y. l.
Pastor-Sunday school At 9:2n Il. ma. "a.
~ graded ~ departments: Mems Bibio
class AZ 90. Il m. laugh; by ;he past"t
Public Worship q: 1875 IL. III. aud ..'''
r. NJ. The pastor Will preach IN ~:
morntnS "n the subject. The Fellowship
o: the burning Heart" y: the Peoii:
service IN ;h7 evening q beautiful 81"
flax purchased for Tho pulpit by III. IA
dies Of tho church.. VIII b. presented hy
;hn Grand Army OF the Republic. Th"i"
will be special MUSIC ,: :hc veS;"d choir
and solotsts. and III. pastor vii! Speak
on An EnSiEn Tor the Nations Mad
week service Wcdr"s ,iay at 80 2. m.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

ices will be held Sabbath. juno 10.
Sabbath school ut ?:3y Il. III. Preaching
at lU.45 a IN. and : p. IN.
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The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. South Broadway and Ohio. lSI-
and. Rev. ]. f. Bird. i. n. pastor. The
morning service will be devoted to the
C'hildren's day exercises. The SUNDAY
school. assisted by the choir. will rem
der au excellent program In the eve
ming At 80 o'clock the WhceltnE lodge
OF |. .. Q. r. and other members OF the
order will attend The service IN oonE
and celebrate their annual memorlti.
The pastor Will preach special sermon
fitting tho occasion on the subject. y
ueht 10 Pay
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LUTHERAN

Zion Lutheran church. Els Market
street. Rev. ~ l.. Bepze. pAstor--tfTSt
Sunday after Trinity. Owing t" the pas-
tors attendance at tho 10Th annual con-
ven;:on OF the Pittsburgh synod AZ
C;reenshurc. Ia. there Will b" II" SCR
VICES in this church. only sunday school
e., the usual time. 90. II Roys Brigade
will meet on Tuesday evening, zion
Renctlcttu society meets IN regular SeS-
sion or Tuesday evening. Monthly
meeting OF the Ladies' AID Society on
Wednesday afternoon.
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rrnwo"l ME-. T.. rnurch. corner Fir

I,rnw""l ME-. r.. "nurch. corner Fifth
and Main streets Rev. a. l.. Sampson,
I.Stor--Sunday school. 10 II. M. Etblc
lass. 10 ii. M. m"nrInG worship. IL II.
~. sermon by IA" pn>i"r. subject.
Comparative Service Epworth league.
. T. m: Mrs. J. r. StRlsr. PRESIDENT,
Evening worship. s J.. M: sermon hy tn"
pastor. subject. The Mixed Siat. OF the
church." Mid-w"ck service Wednesday,,
s H. M; !, ". Leach. header. official
board meeting after service SLndnT
"a II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-09

First English Luthe1Su church. SIX
;aenth near Market. ReE. +. g. toward
n D.. misunderstanding Sclnnl at @:3" a.
m; Morning worship 1T l":59. sermon
"a Certain Eirh Man: l{irrl'n Luther
League. u. ais =. III: Evening worship
at 80. sermon: The Reformation III
Nutshell"
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North STREET M".hod!S; Episcopal
church The Cp.u,nIu.ty Church" Roy
NcIusksy. fastcf--SU"day will b" 20,
served as ''AiIdrrnS i'ar. with special
program rendered by the school a; Sen
O'Clock. Enwn-;h l..ag:;. p"v";ionai
meeting 4: 30. leader. Mr. \. II. StrIck-
lin. Publ. Worship ~ so: M:Lw"ek
service 4, 80 "Wednesday svsEinS
Tuesday uict.;. jan: t2th. The Junior
EpwortI, l.Hlgu" will give an entertain
nent and maxi Contribution TO the
work OF the Red Cross.
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Chapiirc Street Methodist E?isc"ra'
,.hucch. Samuel Charles JOINS. Ininisi"r
--Ni5 Sunday school. Mr.. ). \. taT!Ia-
har, Supe-iuten d.nt: ll:Qv Morning w"r-
ship. sermon hy the pastor. subject:
"prr!luuS Times; 6:l5 Epwurth League
DEVOTIONAL service. Mr. ". II Bowers
rrcs dent: 7:45 Evening worship. sermon
by pastor. subject: Industry. ~ SER
mon u,,Iiuiuy the recent census Of thu
ur.rrployed IN West Virginia. and TN
CONSEQUENCES. Monthly meeuE of thu
Board OF Stewards Monday evening. W.
r. NJ S Tuesday evening at church par
lor. Service OF Prayer Wednesday, "ref-
ing Thursday evening Epworth League
entertainment and social.
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bridgeport CHURCHES

he Ladies' Aid s"rIcty, with noon
lunch Friday evening. choir rehearsal.
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Wednesday. June -. The SUNDAY >'h'!'
viii hold their annual picnic at b1aheE >
Grove.
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Second Sp,riiIaliSi church VIII ho!'i
services Sunday evening. Irii!" 10. III ODD
Fellows hail. CORNER Twelfth and chap
lin" Sir"riS. nj 40 :. III. Lecture. iol :
lnwtG with spirit m"Ssur"s. Rev. +. ;.
EMCL.nCr- ia Slnr.
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Second United Presbyterian Cnurcn'
rhanlinc and Fourteenth strcels-lra ~.
# Cr.nry. paStur--3.30 Il. IN. Sabbath
school. schildreus day EXERCISES ReGt-
rations and special music. 1V.i3 IL m
Illustrated address. entitled Down the
ltiver OF Time by Miss Kathleen NC
Quay. OF Washington. Pa MISS McSu"E
,rnn,es fi,h u real message. and n rare
traat IS in store for those who hear her.
Gas o. m, Young Peoples meeting.
i.30 D. m. sermoI by the pastor; sue
jrct. "A Gossip's Funeral Sermon last
sermon in series OF sabbath even! M
tunerul Sermons,
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-. rani'e church. Film Hir;". 4. In
ral Fish. r.ri"r--Th"r" viii w. service
tnmnrrnw. tn. rrsi Suulav after Trinity.
-, 10 40 = m when lh"r.. Will h" cello
hrnrinu ,.r Holy communion.
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VI;r, N.lu.riu l'r,shylriiau church.
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81. MHrk's Lutheran church, Elm
Grove, t.. q. AlPurS. pitSl"r-SHnday
school Hnti i;Ihir class ut g.iI. Il. M: II!
+. SrhaI"r>. superintendent. FIRST SUI
day after Trinity. Morning service Il; i
a LII 4. ...LLu.r s..rA To-. IL : D. IL.
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81. lanes Lutheran church. !4n9-liil
L'hapiIne street. Rev. Walter T.. Schuetlc
paStor-F'irst Sunday after lr'MltE:
Sunday srhol and MBtbl" classes. Eng
lIsh and GERMANY st OILS: Morning ser
vira tCiermanl a, ln:+5. subject: Dives
and Lazarus: Evening service ENG
iiShD al 7:45. subject: "A Liberty Fond.
Tuesday evening at H:nh. Luther League
Thursday evening at 500. Church cUun-
I'll. Remarks: Pastors Sunday school
subject. c.Pretty Hands.
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PRESRYTERIAN.
First Prrshvt"riIn 'hIr''

First Presbyterian EhRf'h. thF'"f 81
Thirteenth ana t'hapli"" Sir"""!N. Ia nd.
rort.r Terry. minister. 'hIidr"u$ dnT
..N.rCiSnS. !.3n. Special must" by ~"
urchestra. 'nmmHr'"n >"r'ic" Ir:'"'
evening Worship go. chorus rh"ir
,fnsu.l songs. III" pastor viii speak.
Wniucs,ln" evening ~"rNlr" at 80"
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Zane S;Ae"t NJ r. church. Ecv. John
H Howard y. T.. paStnr~---.N % a. m.
cred by ,h. Sunday school: Epworth
League and Bible study at 40 o'clock,
Preaching At 500 ,. m. by ;he Pastor.
subject: This End ct This Ago. on tho
Period OF ;hc Second Crming. The
third Of series on Things That Are to
Be-"
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Preaching services. sabbath at 30. a.
m. and $50 p. m. with sermons hI the
castor Eib!e school. Mems and W"h-
ems Bible classes. go a. III ""hS
I'cories meeting. CAS- 2. m. N!o-"ceN
nruver service. Wednesday u 10 p. M
All ara welcome.
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Wesley Methodist Episcopal church.
.'Ereryhndy's Church" $'e2 Jacob
street. Philip Y. D-Roit. minister-Sun-
Cay school at $50 n. m. John Humphrey
superintendent: Morning worship and
sermon IL ir:t5 &. m. subject Religion
the World Needs" Epwcrth League at
e:+5 p. nj. Harry Scattertleld. leader
Evening worship at 80 2. m. annual
Thank Offering service Of Woman's For
eign Missionary Society. addresses by
representatives OF the society. Midweek
service Wednesday evening. H. c. Jcncs-
kee leader.
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island christian church. F. X. Van
W,lt,. minister: residence. - Indiana
ay.rr:a: Rril phone. lS?a. \. f.. Forni.
SUPERINTENDENT. $40 South Huron: Bible
,n,:,;nu =. lu:i5 a. nj: Y. T. s. e. l.. at
:" :; H.: evening preaching ~ 80,
strangers md friclis alike welcomed to
, chase services.
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Triuity Lutheran church. $685. Epf
srt,,;. rev. O. &. Dean pastor. First
sandal after Trinity. regular morning
service AT 1890 a. III. with sermon oE
Nv. nas,"r. veSpsr services at 80 p.
IN: sunday school service AT $50 Il. m:
Men : Elh.. class at ;h'' same hour; Jr.
Z. F.. service at SO =. III. Mid-w""N
prayer service "n "Wednesday evening 1T
30 The pastor will leave for con-
ference on Monday ard VIII hc away ;"r
thre., DAYS There will Ia" a special
meeting nj the church council on sun
Gav morning after the churCh service.
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CHRISTIAN.

FIRST Christian church. R"v. ". II.
Fields pastor. Services sunday. Juno
N 49, AS follows: Bible school ~
asa ~. m: morning worship ut 1879:
,'or.m2nir:. ia. Y""rS Peoples 80
ut. -: Ch-istian End"av"r =, 49, cN''-
,,r,, se..vjr. ga. at which ;im" IN"
.t,Ir;r.,'s In.. exercises viii g." given.
Mid-w."x prayer s"rvic" on Wcdn"s-
Lay Gaming q, -. a. which every
member of The church ought t" n" pres
sn; 'rh.. Ladies' Aid Soci"iy meets m
Thursday ut the church. All day ses-
sion. choir rehearsal on Friday eve
ming at s o'clock. ThepaSror. ls"v. W.
H. Fields. who has been away from the
..i;: for the past two weeks IN mn cyan
,,rIical meeting at Wellington. o. hav-
i,, returned home will occupy the pull
nj. on Sunday morning.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.
First United Presbyterian Church.
Fey, Charles II. Robinson. D. D.. pastor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-08
LIVE STOCK TO
BE IMPORTED
AT GULF PORTS
CONTINUED From First Page)

America, the Islands of the Gulf
of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea.
effective on and after October l..
1879
Washington, D. c., September rs,
1917.
Under authority of the act Of Con-
gress approved August 80, 1880, en-
titled IAN act providing for an in
spectlon OF meats Cor expectation,
prohibiting the importation of adul-
authorizing the President to make
proclamation in certain cases, and for
other purposes" (26 Stat, 414) as
amended by section 9 of the act of
Congress approved August 10, 1917,
entitled Gan Act to provide further
for the national security and defense
by stimulating agriculture and facili-
tating the distribution of agricultural
products B. A. 1. Order 2O9, con-
tanning regulations Of the Secretary
of Agriculture for the inspection and
quarantine of horses, cattle, sheep,
swine, and other animals imported
into the United States, issued under
date of April 20, 1914, effective July
1, 1914, as amended, is hereby further
amended by the addition thereto of
the following JOINT regulation Of the
Secretary of the Treasury and the
Secretary of Agriculture, designated
as Regulation "a.
Regulation 50.
Section 1. All tick-infested cattle
offered for importation for immediate
slaughter at port of entry from the
Republic Of Mexico, South ard Gem
tran America, the islands of the Gulf
of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea into
those ports of the United States be-
low the southern cattle-quarartine
line shall be imported only through
the following ports: Galveston, Port
Arthur, and Texas City, Texas; New
Orleans, Louisiana; Mobile, Alabama:
Pensacola, Jacksonville, and Tappa,
Florida; and Savannah. Georgia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-08
WEEKLY DANCE At
BIG AUDITORIUM

Plans for the regular weekly dance
to be given Saturday night in the
Keyser auditorium by the Entertain
ment Committee Of the Army AID Ma
wv Life Activities Committee have
been completed, and it is eSpecte
that it win be as great a success a:
those which have preceded it. A
ditional facilities for checking the
hats and coats of the guests have bee
aranged bv the Red Cross, and the
congestion of last week will not be re-
heated.
Patrons and patronesses for the
dance Saturday are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. III. D'Alemberte, Mr.. and Mrs
Walker D. Willies, Judge and Mrs.
Henry Bellineer, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Bear, Captain and Mrs. FL. c. Rich
ardson, Mrs. j.. s. McGaughy, judge
and Mrs E. C. Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Goodhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
p. White.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-08

The following is the Victrola Con-
cert to be given at Eeynalds' Music
House this evening at s o'clock. The
program consist OF sixteen beautiful
numbers from the Victor's most IA
nous artists:
1. Solo-Naughty Marietta (Ital-
ian Street Song), Lucy Isabelle.
e Solo-L Afriana-Oh! Para
disc lOh! Paradise). Giovanni Marti-
nelli
3. Whistling Solo-The Birds and
the Brook, Joseph Belmont.
4. Solo-Parla Valse ooh, Speak,.
Fredia Hempel.
5. Choras-Gems From ooh
Boyp, Victor Light Opera Co.
6. Solo-Macushla. John McCor-
mack.
z. Ban d-Attila-Grand Trio,
Kryrs Bohemian Band.
8. Solo-Lucia-Il dolce suono
Mad Scene), Amelita CALI CurcI.
9. Violin Solo-Nocturne in E
Flat, Mischa Ehnan.
10. Solo-The Swallows. Lusia
Tettrazzini.
II. Song-Carrnen Air de la feur
(Flower Song), Eurlco Caruso.
IL. Waltz in G Sharp Minor. Ig-
mace Jan Paderushi.
Is. Duet-Ave Maria. Alma Gluck
Zimba1ist.
II. Observation-Disclosures Vic
tor Herbert's Orchestra.
Is. Duet-Trovatore Al nostri
monti-Home to Our Mountains.
16. Fox Trot-Huckleberry Finn.
Conways Band.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-11-08
Squadron-Guard
The National Capital

Washington, Nov. THE National
Capital is to have a squadron of six
high-powered aeroplanes of the most
efficient type added to its defense to
afford protection agAst possible
bombing attacks by German air raid
ers.
The seat of the Nations govern
ment is wei protected from attack
from sea or land by army and ma
rine barracks and several forts guard
ing it's approaches by land and up the
Potomac river, but has not defense
against air raiders.
Military experts have fore some
time urged that defense should be pro-
vided against air attacks, pointing
out that a tramp steamer Of the
Seeadler, Moewe or Appam raider
type could approach near enough to
the American coast to send up two
or three aeroplanes that could fly
inland one hundred miles to Washing
atom, bomb the city and return to their
mother ship" without interference.
Should such an attack as this be
made Washington could be bombed
and enormous damage done to the
government departmental buildings
and invaluable government documents