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Tifrf THE PENSACOLA JGUKHILL, 1 II U Lt&BR i'"iviOkNT
EPTEMBER 23, 1911'.
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The directors of the American National Bank are all
Successful Men; men who enjoy .'the fuU confidence of
.'their associates in the business world. yja&: ' .
. A. M. AVERY, A vary Hardware A Supply Company.
H. t- COVINGTON, Consolidated Naval Steree 'ompany.
W. I CAWTHON, Banker, DeFunlaK tartofl, -'-..
THOS. V. HANNAH, Wholesale Orucs.
T. F. McGOURIN, United Mates Marshal.""
c Mckenzie oertino. ihip chandie.
W. S. ROSASCO. Cumber Exporter.
FRANK REIU.V, Tobacco. ,
C. W. LAMAR, President.
' '- M. C. CLARK, Cashier.
UNITED STATES
CAPITAL, WOO.OOO.OO. '
ATEC3T3 I
HUES for patents. fwiti mmatma llmniHi as
advartlaed without obat . ew Uata of ln
tmtiou rwriea and eeaaote burara. HlnUo
tarantula.
WhT seme itrranlota
law."
Boot on
iHtntt. 8o4nrooitllck or modal feresaroS
I at rimt Oflloa iMordo aad laaoit on aaawrtabiiit.
8MMU4 acsoia In M0 eitiaa t4 town. Mr. Or tUr
wutle Ant ma Comnuastoncr of ptrta bid fnUeaarja
of C. S. Fttcnt Omea. GU-fjCt E A BcUITIEl,
XlateaS Altonwjt,
Vaihia&-u&, D. C.
DIRECTORY
Phone No. 625
Mrs. K. T. Goodloe
HibHc Stenographer and Notary Publlo
! 40 American National eann ouuumB.
DR.M.E.QUINA
ha returned to the City and will
be found at hie office In Brent
Building during hie regular office
hour.
DR. J. B. TILLER,
DENTIST
319 Blount Bulkflnq.
i Office Phone t. Residence Phone 41
T. Q. YATES, M. D.
Optician, -419
Blount Building.
Twenty years' experience as an
Specialist, examination free.
lye
New and Relay Rails
We make a specialty of
both, and are prepared .
to supply your require- .
monts promptly.
Metzger Brothers.
MOBILE, ALA.
S3.00 REWARD.
The Journal will pay W.00 reward for
evidence sufficient to convict any boy
person found stealing eubserlbers' papers
arte deliver f same by carrier. - , -
T " V .nn fit TTnroM. W
ness vlaltor InJCeyTJersey City,
k JTWm. w naia yesieraay ana
o.lil be here for some tlm rm i.i.
stopping at the San
varios.
a a
J. C. Jones, of Jflrira,i-
the many Floridlans in tha Deep Wa!
...
T: G. Dickson. of Dlckon r-if.
Ala. is In Pensacola on some bnsl-'
ness matters.
Mr. Dlckerson Is a fre-
niiMii .i.. . v. ... . .
and. as uanaJ h ia a thl c. H1VJ
a a wanoa.
M, H. Daughty. of Panama CItv a
prominent business man of the St
Ahdrews bay town, man amnnv
rivals In Pensacola yesterday. While
here he Is at the San Carlos.
- a .
FtihI'J,SflX' .f Brewton, is trans
1f?bu,'!,7essi !? Inaacqla today.
" ." --. ni ine jsan Marios.
Dr. II. Mason Smith, of Milton,
i a . " VII
fc tne leaalntr Thvai.an . c?
a- -..aaj KJtHILtl
i.-TaTr ty' 'v1 on the late train
last night He Is at the San Carlos,
.
"BEST ANn T&KEt i re
tLue R,bbon Vanilla and Lemon Ex. j
fruits.
a 111 a u e
from
the luscious
They are
pure,
strong, deli-
rclous.
sHEARJNG IS RESUMED -
IN RICE RATE HEARING
By Associated Press.
.fn?0,USt.0vn Tf Sept 27.-The hear
ing: m the rice rate rnrt.ni,... v
Uore commissioner Franklin D. Lane
-of the interstate commerce com-
0
I .TERSELY TOLD. j
.mission was resumed today. Discrlm-1 Pacea on third reading and
Mnation against Texas poitts in favor pa"ed'
f:. New Orleans Is charged. It isL "OP03 ordinance No. 25, relating
nopea to conclude the hearing today
in the morning session
rrowers development Association,
complainant, faced on the stand D. S.
JM?, President of the association, and
C.,C Odd en, trafflo manager of the
xiiiBxon cnamoer or commerce. The
dealers have to nawo Toc
on rice sent consumers In athZZi I
territory. Includlna- temt-, J
the Ohio en .V- I. -'.v. I
Mississippi; that New Orleans enjoys
r...tT" .C.W-' "C.'!- "'''
Reaches For Salt;
: i Picks Up Pepper
An authority on nervous conditions
; says It's the little nervous signs rather
i man tne Dig ones which indicate ap
i proach of early decay of tha "faerous
mony"asnai xnCort of ? gating to the of-
tbe contentions of the riceimwTr. fice of J," spector of weights and meas
The association J.tLVZZZ- The ordinance provides for the
system, lwitchings. loss of memory,
f lack of decision in little things, grow-
Ing nervousness, loss of confidence and
courage Indicate that the nerves are
1X1 aV DKU way.
Make-Man Tablets are a nerve-in-vlgorator
and blood purifier, and are
truly remarkable for their promptness
in producing results in Run-down
Condition. Nervous Prostration, Ner
ous Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Kidney
or Lver Troubles and Rheumatism.
Trial Treatment mailed free on re.
quest Make-Man Tablet Co. Dept 10
Chicago. Sold and recommended by
The Crystal Pharmacy. 25 S. Palafox
.Street at 50 cents, iU
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY.
DEPOSITS, $1,600,000.00.
MaaaaaaaaaBBlMaMWWWSWSllP'S"l'IM
an advantage of I cent over Houston
In rates to point to Illinois wq w is
oonsln, when the rate should be equal
and that the rate to California, New
Mexico and Arizona should &e lower
ed. New Orleans Is declared to enjoy
the same rate with Houston aaa w-
advantagea in distance.
The contention In the nrst ciaim r
gardlng the paying- of two local rates
to southeast territory Is that Houston
should enjoy a througn rate, wmcn
should be ten cents less than the
combination, of loeais.
Roads combating the Houston con
tention which have special counsel
present include the Louisville and
Nashville, Santa Fe, Harriman lines.
International and Great Northern.
r. ..a -Pan sn.1 Ala. Great
Southern.. The Nerv Orleans board of
trade is also represented. .
Common Colds must be taken 8eriouey
vnr- nniasa cured they sap the vitality
and lower the vital resistance to more
irioua Infection. Protc 't your chil
dren and yourself by the prompt use
or Foley's Honey ana rar wompouuu
on Tir it nuicte and decisive results.
Vnr nucha COlflS. CrOUD. WnOOpnig
poiih. bronchitis and affections of the
throat, chest and lungs it is an ever
ready and valuable remeay.
v A. T Alemberte. druggist and
apothecary. 121 S. Palafer St.
Water System to Be
Extended and Improved
(Continued from First Page.) '".
wnrki ha no risrht to change any or-
v Ar th nliimblaar ln-
speetor to violate any ordinance xr
section of an ordinance.
ftia, renort of the committee was
received and the recommendations
adopted, so that the matter 1s settled,
so far as the council has authority to
TO ISSUE IMPROVEMEtlT BONDS
The hrxu-d of bond trustees recom
mrAA th intmdiiction of an ordl
r.onu nrnvlHlnr for the IflSURnCe Of
Exiflnl Imnrovement bonds ..for the
rf crraMmr rvfLVlns and curb
lnar of certain streets, and under the
?T diIfdeVhmanrdBr andTacM
troducedby Alderman Bear and placed
on nm reaains. """
referred to tne nnance . ro nmu.
This ordinance provides for the short
term bonds which will be Issued, to
trm-mtrertor OTI worK SlrglflX.PV
vfleiLwners to the city In install
OTHER PROCFEniwr.a
Mayor Reillv
(-111.... tr -.v. tiJ tjc.
w.oi, aeni, Avery, uesilva, Kugle
man, Semme Moyer, . Renshaw and
Pfeiffer were present at the meeting
and after the roll call, the minutes of
I icsuioi miu ung epe
m? were read. and approved
u iaai regular ana one special meet-
wal rSTVn L frm the mayor
iiyer uo.. asklns- for da
eTty " account of the city's sewer
S'f A"2."S T
wni nfrr.it n K
wimnce committee.
I a runner commiiniMtinn v
A further comm
mayor asked the
I mayor asked the council to unnrnv
the recent awardine of th
the recent awarding of the contract
for furn,sh'n? the city coal during the
fPPrachlng winter and the action of
mU y was approved.
ij.mnce committee approved
ICUUI t OT L lift W TPr ntnartmnnt !
and that of the city comptroller and
Biatea tnat a report on the city
budgets would be made later. The re
port was received and the recommen-
uauuns aaoptea,
ine ordinance engrossing committee
--o .a. VTlllIUllirfJ
renortea favftrnhitr tK .
I VJ v wiig .1 1 1 C I1U ill tj Ii L
to ,tne occupation license ordinance,
0..1U, u.v ine proper time, tne ordinance
no iJiaA.eu on tnira reading and ucc" reuiacea Dy new ones construct
adoped. ed from pieces of skin cut from the
Tne franchise committee reported Priest's arm and grafted on the
la.umwy on proposed ordinance No.
27, granting a franchise in a-m-it .
. , , -v .
co, ror the building and maintenance
of a spur track on Tarragona street
V"eun Garden and Romana streets,
and the report was received and the
Tec-ommenoations adopted, the ordi
nance being placed on second reading.
It was then referred to the ordinance
engrossing committee, which, after
taking a recess, reported favorably on
?e P03 ordinance and it. was
rerunaing or special Improve
ment bonds, after being reported fa
upon Dy me ordinance en
grossing committee, was placed on
third reading and was passed.
With the unanimous consent of the
t-ouncii. Alderman Renshaw intro
.. dutles thl?
of this office and
ZIY"1"?,1 ". ' Tor Persons
eignts or measures,
."rainance was referred
to
wneni ordinance committee,
With the unanimous consent of tha
council. Alderman DeSllva Introduced
two ordinances granting the Pensacola
Electric - Co. the right to construct
switch or side tracks in different parts
of the city. Both of the ordinances
were referred to the franchise com
mittee. Proposed ordinance No, 21, granting
A. V. Clubbs-sa franchise for the con
struction, equipment and m n In fin q n nt
of a switch track, was read for the
second time and referred to the ordi
nance engrossing committee.
A communication from the Pensa
cola Insurance Co, submitting a prop
osition to furnish the city with em
ployes liability Insurance, was re
ferred to the board of public safety.
A communication from Rev. Thos.
Lennox, pastor of the First Christian
church, in which he called attention
of the council to the fact that a piece
of property belonging to the Christian
churcfi is being advertised for sale for
taxes in nis name. He said In the
communication that the nronertv had
never belonged to him but belonged
to the church and called attention to
he fact that church property is ex
empt from taxation. The communica
tion was referred to the finance com
mittee.
A large number of applications- for
A. JHG1
PASSES AWAY
MAC0LA
BLOOD POISONING CAUSES DEATH
OF MAN KNOWN THROUGHOUT
WEST FLORIDA HAD BEEN ILL
'ONLY- ABOUT THREE DAYS, J,
Albert Jernlgan, well' and favorably
known-throughout West Florida, died
Murir vsterda.v afternoon In the Pen-
sacola Sanitarium, death being due to
hiAAd notaonliur. Mr. Jernlgan had
been III for only about three days; but
for the twenty-four hours preceding
his death his life cad been despaired
of. Mrs. Jernlgan. who naa been va
Yimad at her. husband's condition, and
her brothet, rached, tha city Deiore
For the past six months, prlor to his
death. Mr. Jernlgan had been In In
diana. , being connected with a large
lumber manufacturing plant there.
. rui hait. decided to make his future
home In that state, lie came bacK
hr for the nuroose) of moving his
household goods from DeFunlak, and
was engaged In this when blood poi
soning developed exsa en aocess ua
the elbow. -
Deceased was a native or waiion
county, having been born in 187S, and
h anent his earlv life around Port
land, beginning ms nusmess career n
the mercantile business and later be-
ine connected with several or tno
largest lumber concern in West Flor
Ida. . ...
On April 24, 1905 ne was mamea xo
Miss Grace Whita, or Linden, inai
ana. He was a member of the House
of Hoo-Hoo, the lumber organization,
and was a prominent Mason.
The remains will be stuppea to lin
den. Ind., either today or tomorrow,
accompanied by the wife and other
relatives. -
liquor licenses were received and were
ordered to tatce me uauw
pw if anv" medicines, have met
with the uniform success that has at-
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.- The
remarkable cures or coiic ana or
rhoea which It has effected In almost
every neighborhood have given it a
m- ronutatlon. For sale by all
dealers.
INJUNCTION IS GRANTED 9
AGAINST THE FIGHTERS
By Associated Press.
London, Sept. 27. The court grant
a vi orniifntlnn of the district rail
way company the ground landlord of
Earls court lor an injunction spun"
psed Johnn-WelUnght Z
" t ,aamare8 1 decision is ra
M A.
bunding, to stop
n tHL
- -fl fln - the
A crowd or Prang
Bow street police court this afternoon
l9ZTi v.- fli 'u
heduled for" Ortor i wLTw
c
summoned on trw mmr .M
ri,r w -: ...
- vi. uie
Regarded as a test case whlh ,i,
v ... , . .0,
..v.o a, mug mxLrmg on Ulfl luture
of pugilism In England, greatest was
arousea.
The hearings was adiourr iaA nr.tti
Tiaay.
wnue tne proceedlne-s were beinv
conducted, the application of the din-
xnci railway company, which controls
the lVee hold lf . VjlH'. .mi,- b K
Lthe f. hold o'-EarI court, for an
I Injunction to restrain tha li8n fpnm
i permuting tne ngnt, was proceeding.
I i ne aDniicants cinimi that t. .An.
test, if held, would endana-er their
license for the exhibits on th mnmia
license for the exhihitu on th- t,a
The granted the applicaUon
subject to damages for the lessee If
tne oecislon of the court should be
reversed at the Bow street trial.
GRAFT ON A NEW
PAIR OF EYELIDS
By Associated Press.
Kansas City, Mo.. SeDt. 27 The
eyeuas OI 018 Kev' Joseph Hohe, pae-
I . . avuV) LUO
tor of th PnthnHA fnnmh -.,---
I ww vuut vii "a Lit: y
ru8 K. which were burned off when
"""P expioaea in ms hands, have
eiumps or the lids, over which he ha
I ftlmnst rnmnMi
i w....vw luumjuuvr control.
The operation was performed In a
local hospital.
BARGAINS
in
, Mens Clothing,
Boys' Clothing,
Men's Furnishings,
Shoes,
Dry GooHs,
Notions,
Hardware,
Buggies,
. Wagons.
All going at wholesale
cost from this big Wm.
Johnson & Son bankrupt
stock.
Th.
Pensacola
Fair
At the Wm. Johnson A Son Store.
HARBOR m
MARINE NEWS
SHIPPING
TRANSACTIONS AND
NOTES OF INTERt8T ALONG
THE; BA FRONT. . . .
The flsbiig schooner Clara R. dlar-
wood. of V Saunders fleet, arrived
In port & yesterday afternoon,
bringing i cargo of about 17,000
pounda-of isa snappers.
The) rive steamers J. P. "Williams
and Bond from Blackwater river
points, arrfea yesterday with fun car
goes ot- ziaru stores.
i
Ttw schoner Magnolia arrived yes
terday wih a cargo of naval stores,
which snecouia not oiscnarge, owing
to the wded condition of Central
wharf. Vpsels are now unable to
dock on pe east side of the wharf,
owing tojthe fact that the slip Is
filled wltl mahogany logs.
1
The Brflsh steamer Klngrmay was
cleared ysterday by the Pensacola
Lumber t. for Buenos Ayres, with a
cargo of jr'er two million feet of lum
btr. f .
.
.Two oljer vessels to clear were the
bark Wbilatter for Rio Janeiro with
over a nillon feet of lumber and the
ThurlandCastle for Ghent with half a
million ftt of sawn timber,
j. .
The latest, cargo of spars and other
ship timtrs ever consigned to a Bath,
Maine, fm Is expected to arrive at
that porUn December In the Standard
Oil shipl-cme from the Pacific coast.
1
Tl Pacifio Marine News.
One a the most attractive and m-
tereatlnfpubllcations launched in San
Francisi during recent years is the
Pacific ferine News, the first number
of whld was Issued September 8 ty
the Paftc Marine News Publishing
Compaq It is devoted strictly to the
shippinjlnterests of the Pacific coast,
and th is a well-balanced store of
trade ijormatlon, marine gossip, ana
persona intelligence of peculiar In
terest many Dusmess nrms.
editoridpage Is one of the most at
tractive features, and contains some
timely hd forcible comment regard
ing thuture of san mrancisco way.
RobertE. Connolly, formerly of the
Afisociad Press, is editor and t;. K.
Runkeifis business manager of the
new pblicatioiv. which will be
weeklyi
1 Inexousable Collision.
The w White Star liner Olympic
and th British cruiser Hawke. two
first-els ships, supposed to be sub
lot tohe most rerfect possible con
trol injnooth port waters and In the
light otildday, while steaming In the
same Section, come Into disastrous
colllslo It will be Interesting to
know at cause for so amazing an
occurrae will be disclosed by the
rlgoroulnquiry which, under British
marltiriand admiralty law. Is sure
to be nie. At this distance and time
is seento b one of the most xaex
cusableklllslons o,n record.
A Record Tow.
neat arK. Roland of
T.& oon dock In tow for the
-.T I f . . BYBrnmem ana wmcn naa
" I Dten tuu Ijv Germany. This struc
ture is
o'eteeL 38 meters long. 14 1-2
wtu4. -I""1"'"
L M MlaV - 1 A yl
UCJJ1U ui i x-a neiers. x ne onianco
covered b th lows Is 1.214 miles and
the time !rom Rotterdam to Naples
was ir ars, -which makes this, con
sldering te uiwleldy nature of the
pontoon IrientJIns; itself to the ooera
tion of tofnj one of the most note-
I WOrth V Detiirtinnfea 1n thla 1 in a that
has yet bm nccompllehed. The Ro-
I aA Vn, fl tlA U-t.V. nl..1..a o1aianlv
I lad was flttdWith wireless telegraphy
I and keDt h nurh xrltJi her owners
I oany.
Cntdian Subsidies
l Mall subtds paid
Mail sublds paid by Canada to
BteMn,sh,1? tanlt9 during the fiscal
yffT, " 10 taed $1,786,372 and pro-
I Britain, Awtilia, Southern Africa,
France, Chlft, ffapan, the West Indies
and South .unirlea and Mexico, both
in the Paclicknd Atlantic oceans,
i a .
' Cleared.
Klngsmay. u ss. Griffiths. 2320. for
Buenos Ayres, frith 2.542.220 s ft lum
ber. ; "
Thurland Caile, Br ss. Kelly. 2753,
for Ghent witb50,000 s ft sawn tim
ber. T
Whinlater, N bk. Jensen. 1320. for
Rio Janeiro, wiq 1,052.000 s ft lumber.
VESSES IN PORT.
Stamehlpe.
August Belmo. Br. Clarke. 2967. to
Gulf Transit Co.l
Odland, Jsor, Mresen. to Gulf Tran
sit Co. i
Ryde. Br. Diver 2927. to the Kevser-
Muldon Co. I
Thurland CastH Br. Kelly. 2753. to
A. A. Brown & C
Kylemhor. Br, Campbell. 2103. to
Gulf Transit Co.
Vivina, Span, Irrotequi. 1983. to
Gulf Transit Co.
Kornaky. Br. HaaDSon. 4188. to Gulf
Transit Co. t
Grantley, Br. Coling. 1234. to J. A.
Merritt & Co.
Caiisbrook. Br. Ilnter. 1875. to Geo.
W. Howe & Co. '
Klngsmay. Br. Grtiths. 2959. to Pen
sacola Lumber Co.
K O. Saltmarsh, lr. Rogera 2369. to
Gulf Transit Co.
Barls.
Annie. Br, Wold. B73. to master.
Domingo J. DeSilja, Urug, MorrelL
1590, to master.
Alastor, Nor, Amnfcen, 797, to Pensa
cola Lumber Co. j
Gracoma, Ital. JalnJ, 1299, to Ro
sas co Bros. S
thlnlatter. Nor, lensen, 1339, to
German-American Lumber Co.
Eyveke, Nor, Larset, 1609. to master.
Schoontrs.
Star of the Sea, Am, Clark. 93, to
J. A. Merritt & Co. t
Donna Christina, An. Brown, 165, to
master.
John Francis, Am, Wessle, 484. to
master.
If Your Head Aches
You should Take the Sure Remedy
Hicks' CAPUDINE
There's a cause for every he&dafha.
Capudine) reaches that cause ouicklT
whether it be heat, eoleL gripp, or
stomach troubles and cures, even though
It be sick or nervous headache.
Capudine is the surest rnnwl tn
Colds and Gripp. Feveriahness, Aches
and Nervousness disappear and normal
conditions are restored.
Capudine is liquid easy and pleasant
to take acta immediately.
1CH WORK IS
H i AT
FAIR GROUNDS
GROUNDS HAVE BEEN ENCLOSED
BY FENCE, STREETS ARE LAID
OUT AND CONCESSIONS STAKED
OFF AND MARKED AGRICUL
TURAL BUILDING IS COMPLET-
. ED AND WORK ON MANAGER'S
-OFFICE IS PROGRESSING.
In company with General Manager
Llllard, of the Interstate Fair Asso
ciation, a representative of The Jour
nal went over the fair grounds at
Kupfrian Park yesterday afternoon,
where preparations for the holding of
the fair are in progress. Things are
assuming a very buslnese-like appear
ance at that place and much work will
be done there during the few weeks
Intervening between now and the
opening of the fair.
One of the biggest Improvements
made since the last fair and one of the
most noticeable is the enclosing of the
grounds. One hundred and sixty acres
have been enclosed under a fenoe
which extends all the way around the
fair grounds, adding much to the ap
pearance of the grounds as well as
making it more difficult for any who
might attempt to beat their way Into
the grounds.
The large agricultural building. Just
east of the woman's bulldlne. has been
completed and Is a commodious and
convenient structure. The building to
be occupied by the general manager
for an office Is In the course of con
struction and will be ready for occu
pancy within a few days. The streets
have been laid off and the concessions
sold have been staked off and marked
and many other Improvements were
noted. i
COfiYlfi
BACK FROil1
'EIAIfPHT
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AT 12i45 ON
8PECIAL TRAIN FROM JACK
SONVILLE UNDER COMMAND OF
LIEUTS. LURTON AND LUSK
ENJOYED TRIP.
Under the command of Lieutenants
Lurton and Lusk, the members of
company M, arrived here yesterday at
12:45 on a special train from Camp
Fleming, where they have been for the
past ten days attending the state en
campment Capt. Acker did not ac
company the company on the return
trip, having stopped over in Jackson
vllle for a few days.
Although the boys were somewhat
tired and dusty from the long trip and
were giaa to get back home, they re
port a very pleasant time and seem to
have enjoyed the trip very much. Al
though the youngest In the state, com
pany M made a splendid showing and
the members were the recipients of
many flattering compliments upon the
creditable manner in which they ac
quitted themselves.
Oapt. Acker and Lieutenants Lurton
and Lusk deserve much credit for the
splendid military company they have
formed out of raw material within the
past few months, and the members
deserve praise for the interest they
have taken In developing the com
pany.
TEACHERS
Yie.A.IET
FORCE OF EDUCATIONAL DE
PARTMENT MEET AND DISCUSS
PLANS FOR THE APPROACHING
SEASON.
The teachlnar force of the educa
tional department of the Y. M. C. A.1
met at an Informal tea last evening
and lined up the plan of work forhe
coming season. In the T. M. C. A.
everythlg is second to the boy himself
and methods and text books all have
to meet the test of their adaptabiliy
to the need of the boy who is at work
and needs a better education.
The two-fold work of the educa
tional department was discussed; first,
to encourage boys to stay In school or
to return to school, and second, to
provide adequate training for boys
who cannot attend until the public
school shall be able to meet Its full
possible function In the community.
Emphasis was laid upon the work
of character building through teacher
leadership, the opportunities for cor
rective work through the physical de
partment were presented, the necessity
for guidance of the boy into his life
work was shown, and in all the best
method of reaching the boy to accom
plish the bet results for himself and
the community were fuliy gone Into.
To maintain the standard of teach
ing to the highest possible efficiency,
monthly meetings will be held.
SAVED MAN WHO WANTED
TO END HIS EXISTENCE
Bv Associated Press.
New York, Sept. 27. As a lap?
touring car containing two men and
four women was crossing one of the
Harlem river bridges early this morn
ing, its occupants saw a man climb
upon the rail of the bridge and spring
out into the water.
The chauffeur brought the car to a
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stop with a Jolt and one of the men,
Albert Llnd, leaped out and clambered
hand-over-hand down the stone work
on the central pier to the surface of
the water. On a shelf at the foot of
the pier he found a long boat hook and
a couple of planks. With the planks
to support him. he dropped Into the
water, boat hooai In hand, and after
paddling a short distance, caught the
would-be suicide on the prong of the
hook.
There was a five-minute struggle
before the man was subdued and
dragged to the foot of the pier, where
policemen took him In charge. He
said he was Frank Kurl, a Swius har-n8-ma.ker,
despondent from inability
to obtain employment.
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7-chalr barber shop, hot and cold
batha The most up-to-date tonsorial
parlor In the city. We have secured a
first-claes manicurist, hair dreaser and
masseur, with private apartment for
ladies and children.
We also have a first-class chiropodist
and body masseur.
204 S. Palafox Street
Thone 1472.
DIGNITARIE8 OF CATHOLIC
CHURCH ARE GATHERING
By Associated Press.
Cincinnati, Bet. 27. Dignitaries of
the Roman Catholic church from over
the country are gathering here today
to be present at the National uchar
Istic congress which opens tomorrow.
The congress will open with -a pro
cession of prelates end priests who
will march to the Cathedral where
pontiflclal high mass will be cele
brated by Archbishop Moeller. After
the mass there will be a business ses
sion to be followed by a "holy hour"
of short exhortation and meditation
on the Blessed Cacrament.
See "Mutt and Jeff' and
Charleston Hurricane at the
Elite to-day.