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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

ne different snsota fhat mauor has
e. dinarsnt persoma. tha varioua du-
tea performed ~ members - The
ralicr department ths Appearance %
PRISONERS in tha dnck after apendinE
4 ntrht en- = osn and their actions IN
court are hmonE tha many thinEa
AVE nartielfiariv noted Ca nuinE the
10 ~ police court Reporter.
About a month aEo e young white
man came o. the police station snort
b. before midnight add made a De-
nand Cor what he called protection. He
naid that hs had been assaulted ~
two men in a place where liquor VS.
hslnR aoid after hours Re demanded
fhe arrest ~ ths proprietor 70 tn
place ard said b. could furnish The
games ~ witnesses
TIE desk ucrreant asked him n ~
haH been drinkiuE He said that he
haf not touched a drop. flis answer
seemed 60 be verified by Ma APPEAR
anca and actions NJ WAS impossible
a. cell whether he was drunk or noe.
Even near relative % bis could not
saY that ha was drunk.
rhs rounE feIiow acted On a petite
manner and talked with perfect ease
III NHNHNHN# MM#"AA@ 49, -" AAHAA
So fha names - the witnesses and
enc young mali ieft the station.
BE met me- tha next evening and
said ne regretted the occurrence a. the
police station. saying that he Wa
very drunk when he called there and
sudeavored "a have the proprietor on
enc place arrested. He also expressed
BIS regret 90 the officers who were
on duty when he called
The duties performed By members
~ the poles force on some occasions
tegin win hurginE a foE On sunday
afternoon and ends with nwei rims
aFainat crap shootsru on Monday
moruinF few weeks aEo q mem
trr ~ tha department vas sent uut
e. inter e DOG and on his way out
D. discovered a crap game hy the side
81 the new raiiruad tracks. He ar
reasai two of tho participants. four
ufhara mailing their escape.
When prisoners appear in the dock
aftcr spending ire night in a cell
they lo1k a. though they have no
friends and the slightest command
from the onicsrs 81 the court causes
them a. try 90 execute q IN rabbit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

listed a. one q ths most novel rides
en- r~oord.
In ending this story % may bn
well 70 say that such things e. the
balm - Psnsnccla's ri1if breeze. her
blue tinted Ray and the color o. her
skleE. the soothing enchantment %
her EorEecua sunset ana moonlight
Hcenea the scent from The pines and
the dance q the xunheama-nnne 81
these thinrs sver occupy the time 81
the environment q the police court
rannrter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

TIRE ehief executionsr % death On ths
winter and sprinE months 10 pneu-
moniA fta advance agents are calda
and rrin. In any attack BY one - these
nalaeiea no time should BE- loat in tak-
inE the best medicine ohtainahls 20
drive Il %. Countless thousands have
found THE % be TT. kings New Dis
oovery. NY husband believes Il has
kept sim from having pneumonia three
or four times writes Mrs. George w.
Place Rnwnonville Va. and Cor
coughs. colds and Group We have never
found itA equal Guaranteed Tor al
bronchial affections Price so cts. and
ti.eo. Trial bottle free 81 W. A. DIAL
smbcrts'A (Adv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15
TO BUY RESIDENCE
JEFFERSON DAVIS

nanviIla Va. December IA civio
movement was launched here tonight
20 purchase ~ popular subscription
me residence occupied hY President
jefferson Davis e. an executive man
sion durinw the CLOSING DAYS q The
Coufederacy
Subscriptions amountinE 20 $3.50
we're announced az the meeting to-
niwht An option price 81 ttR.oeo on
the property. located IN thu heart ~
the rttN has been secured. civic
committees viii canvass the city On
an effort 20 raise that amount
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

there was IN u and raised from 90 70
rs bushels % corn. Superintendent
Butler says the club ne1t year wiii
be- very much larger Interest r.
ErowdnE and cultivation 90 iana VII
begin during the present mCnth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

Heartburn IL a symptom OF indiges-
ton. Take a dose % HERBfNE Tn
such cases The rain disappears Tn
stantly. The bowels operate speedily
and ycu feel hne. vigorous and cheer
Tiats tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-15

Subscribe for The Journal.
The day book., 1912-03-23


know that Bostonians ever did
anything so undignifed as to
cheer.
Congressman Henry Bingham,
II, father of the House." died at
Philadelphia today. He had been
IN Congress every term since the
10th. in 1879.
Edward B. Kenna, the "poet
pitcher" who when not writing
poetry pitched for Louisville,
Denver and other teams, died at
Florida today. ~
Headquarters of Standard Oil,
Hong Kong, China, has filed
with government at Pekin claim
for $650,O00 for alleged damage
to its property near Hankow dur
ing the recent fighting.
Chinese government better
pay that bin, or else Standard Oil
will prod along the so-caIled gov
ernment of the United States and
declare war on China.
Americans should stop drink
ing tea and coffee at every meal
and use wine instead to eradicate
drunkenness. Cavalier Andrea
Sbarbee, president of San Fran
cisco Wine Manufacturers Asso-.
citation to House Judicial com
pany.
What he meant to say was:
Americans should stop drinking
tea and coffee at every meal to in
crease my profits. But outside of
that, Andrea's all right.
General John w. Noble, veter-
an of Civil War and secretary of
the i,1terior ,1odar Horr;eor, J;aaJ
The day book., 1912-03-23

p. S. The resolution was
thankfully accepted, and careful
ly pigeon-holed, where inquisi-
tive people wouldn't stumble over
it.
'In my Judgment President
Taft will be renominated on the
first ballot. Otto T. Barnard,
at New York. y
Who is Otto T. Barnard?
Why, child, Otto T. Barnard is
Taft own political adviser.
. Cinderella dance broke out at
Kansas university. After twelfth
number on program men weer re-
quested to step outside ballroom.
Lights turned low. Girls took
shoes off. Piled them in middle
of floor. Men came back. Each
picked shoe and set out to find to
whom it belonged, the same be-
coming his partner:
'Richeson is growing fat"
Head in The Journal.
Thus are we kept informed as
to the progress of a man toward
the electric chair!
Harry Eckhardt, 20, Aurora,
Ill, shot and killed self because
girl he met out west last summer
failed to write him as she prom
ised.
Drunkenness and prohibition
are the greatest cures of the ma
ton. Cavalier Andrea .Barbee,
to house judiciayr committee.
Especially prohibition which
causes a man to drink bad whisky
and worse beer because the brew
cries have him on their hips.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30
sY sIR nanny JOHNSTON !.

The London production Of Mr.. Zang-
wells play, The Next Religion" which
has been refused license by the censor
Of plays, coincided with the dawnlng
realization OF the full horror OF the
Titanic disaster and public attention was
distracted from giving due consideration
to one OF the most remarkable dramas
which has ever been put on the stage.
This play deals drastieally with the
by newspapers. Why do not men go to
church," or why are the churches
empty on sunday2" This question, meets
one. everywhere at the present time in the
country as. Well as. In town, Some of the
clergy are sensible enough TO raise It no
longer. II. people will not go to church
they carry what is best In the church to
peoples homes and into, their lives The
deans and canons Of cathedrals seldom
have to ask for II. for there is that about
most cathedrals--their architecture, en-
bodied history, organ. and :choir. which
never fail to attract a good CONGREGATION
to weekday and Sunday services alike.
whether those who come appreciate or
not the fact that the words of many or
the hymns and some of the authesns are
rubbish-useless. meaningless doggeret
and that a. good deal OF the liturgy, like
that absurd political tract. the Thtrty-n mine
Articles. is much too plainly dated six
teenth century A. G.. or too0 B. vC;. and
has little to do with the complex prob
lens Of our modern life.
But the intelligent hard-worked man or
woman viii not voluntarily give up two
hours Of their precious rest day to a
religious service SO long. as their twentieth
century minds are TO be schooled BY the
narrow theology OF sixth or sixteenth
century divines; and while the average
clergyman OF the average church never
draws his text and his subject from any
other source but the Old Testament or
the New Testament. These after all,
though their language in some places Is
of imperishable beauty and of vivid truth
as zangwells play brings out SO rever-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30

structure Of the play, a few alterations
in the dialogue Would make this a more
actual character and remove all sense OF
caricature. / do not mean to say that
the unfeasonableness of the man need
not remain Tin the directions necessary
for the ploD; would only modify them
bf his 'phraseology. Z,
The. other fault is likewise easily reme-
died 1T would be the shortening of the
dialogue; Which takes. place between hus-
band and wife over the dead body of
their son., The situation is one which is
too strained for the audience to endure
more than five minutes; or let us put 1t
this way, in real life (Which as a ma
terialist is always my modeD under such
circumstances two people could hardly
carry on such conversation more than
five minutes.
For the rest there is absolutely nothing
said or done by the. players in this re-
imarkable piece which merits the play
being pronounced by the censor as un-
for representation. l do, not wish to
suited for representation. / do not wish
understand that the censor might see
his way to remove his ban If the author
would make a few verbal alterations,
perhaps those of the kind to which l
have alluded + sincerely hope that some
such adjustment may take place which,
without in any way marring the full
force Of The Next Religion" may permit
to write violently on the point, because /
Of its being acted everywhere, inside and
outside the censor's sphere of influence.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30
Making Books from Metal.

Those Of you who are at all familiar
with the Bible will remember that part
which describes how Moses received the
ten commandments, carved In stone. In
the olden days that was the only ma.
terial that people know Of for the purpose
Of recording their thoughts. w
1t hardly seems likely, when we think
Of our mammoth forests of standing TIM
ber, that the time will ever come when
they shall be so depleted that 1t will be
impossible to secure pulp for paper-rnak-
ing
Yet that Is exactly what Is going 10
happen, according to leading lumbermen.
What Is more, that time is not more than
thirty or forty years off, they say. II
these prophecies are correct, 1t will be
necessary to find substitute for paper,
and In the substitute that has been sug-
gested by Thomas A. Edison we find a
great surprise.
The wizard of electricity says that the
books of the future will be printed on
metal. In fact. he confidently expects
that nickel and steel will supercede pres
ent-day writing materials.
1t has been discovered that, by an cleo
tro-chemical process sheets of nickel.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30
Health and Beauty Answers
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR.

plexion will think Of choking the skins
lungs with powder or greasy creams.
Dissolve q ounces spurTnax in y pint
witch hazel (or hot water), then add 2
teaspoonfuls glycerine and you will have
a lotion far superior to powder and at
should be applied sparingfy and rubbed
lightly until it dries. 1t is INVISIBLE
when on, eleanses the skin of Impurities
and gives to, the complexion a refine
Inent and gentility truly delightful.
This does not rub nor blow off and per-
spiration fails, to spot or streak it.
B. L. T.: l frequently advise the use
Of quinzoin hair tonic, because of the
very beneficial effects following its use.
To prepare it, add " pint water to u
pint alcohol then pour in ounce auin-
zoin. The scalp should be nassaged with
this at least once week A few treat
ments stop falling hair. and restore, the
original gloss and soft fluffiness. This
is especially fine to Danish dandruff and
encourage q healthy growth Of long,
thick, brilliant hair. -
Agnes: ID appreciate your grateful
feeling toward me for suggesting the
spurmax skin-iotlon. :. (2l Your weight
is. unusual, but that need not worry YOU,
for reducing 1t is simple matter if .Yeug
use parnotis. In W pints hot water
dissolve 4 ounces psrnotis. and when It
cools take tablespoonful before each
meal. This is a harmless, inexpensive
fat-disseivant, and while 1t Is positive,
its action Is so gentle that not the
slightest Inconvenience is experienced.
This method leaves the flesh firm and
the skin smooth and clear.
NJ, L.: With the approach of summer
it Is necessary to safeguard the skin
against freckies tan and sunburn. This
can be done by using a simple almozofn
cream-jelly on the face. neck and arms
before. retiring at night, then in the
morning applying spurmax lotion (for
formula, see answer to &c. T,"). The
almozoin cream-jelly cleanses the skin
or pore-dirt, blackheads and other i'm
purities and gives to 1t a rose tint and
velvety softness at the same time pro-
tecting 1t against the ravages of the
suns rays. To make the almozoin cream
Jelly, dissolve l ounce almozoin in IL
pint cold water, to which is added tea
spoonfuls glycerine.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30

M de W.: If you will shampoo occa-
s,onally with plain canthrox you VIII pc
delighted on how quickly your ouil, prt.
lie ,,nu,anagable hair will become SOFT
and Iustrous. Just dissolve teaspoon.
ful canthrox In q cup OF hot water anu
your shampoo Is ready. Rub orisAy az
Won pour a little at a time on the neao
and IL will dissolve every atom OF dust,
dandruff and excess oil. Rinsing leaves
hair and scalp Immediately clean ana
the hair then dries quickly and evenly
Grace T.: I would not advise taking
"patent'' medicines. Your .worn-out
feeling and lack OF appetite lhoics'e
sluggish. poison-laden. condition OF the
blood. and the best and safest tning OF
which I know is an old-fashioned kar,
dene. tonic, made by dissolving VI cupIu,
sugar, in n pint alcohol then adding
ounce kardene and hot water TO make
quart. Take tablespoonful peiore
meals and in short while the; plooo
can take the place of this simple kar-
dene tonic as a body-builder and strength
giver for youth or old age.
Maude:. 1t would be q shame to hide
the beauties of violet blue eyes behind
glasses, and | truly believe. you can
avoid wearing them II you wlil use this
ndTulcSSs blICuSththAiio "
a pint Of cold, clear water. dissolve an
ounce crystos, then put 2 or drops In
each eye daily. This simple crystos
tonic reduces Inflammation, overcomes
the watery condition. and to weak, dull
eyes gives strength and brilliancy. For
removing foreign particles ana taxing
out soreness the crystos eye-tonic Is an-
surpassed.
Mrs. T.. s.: Cutting the hairs on the thu.
cheek only encourages them to grow
thicker ana heavier. Mix little pow
dered delatone and water and spread on
hairy surface. then after ? or min,
utes rub, off, wash the skin and it Will
be left smooth, firm and hairless
Tess: The nightly application Of py.,
roxin to eyebrows with finger-end Will
encourage a thick, silken growth. Your
stubby lashes can be made to grow long
and curly If you apply pyroxin at LASH
roots with thumb and forefinger. Use
care and don't get any pyroxin where
no hair is wanted --A--
c. T.: No woman who prizes her COM
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30
FOR THE NECK
AND SHOULDERS
q gree Prescription rhat Instantly Re
moves Dlsmishes, Tan. Yrscklss and
the wrinkles And MARKS Left
= BY High Collars.

The Dutch neck and the evening gown
too often expose the discolorations and
blemishes of high collars or the effects
OF tan and freckles Ii Is easy to over
gone these conditions and make the
neck beautiful and white and soft and
.gmooth--to remove In other words,
every blemish and to make the Dutch
collar as attractive as IL is comfortable,
This prescription can also be used on
the shoulders. and II Is marvelousiy sef-
fective to beautify the hands and arms.
X you want to Try IL go to your drug
gist. get an empty two-ounce bottle,
also a ene-ounce bottle of Kulux Com
pound. Pour the entire bottle OF Kulux
Into the two-ounce bottle, add quarter an
ounce Of witch hazel, then fill with
water Prepare this at your own home
and then you know what you have One
application will astonish you. II lie de-
iicionsly cool and soothing and Is not
affected by perspirafion. 1t viii not
rub off.
= II .you put It on one hand only, or on
one side Of the neck. and note the DIFF
ference you will see the wonderful
change II makes instantly. The results
are permanent. and continued use Of this
Prescription win result In a skin as soft
and srr Doth as a chiid's. skin from
which fedness and roughness and freck-
les have been entirely removed.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30
Why Don't Men Go to Church

emily and convincingly-are only two
amongst the many Bibles now in the
of the reading world, while
none Of these Bibles spun out OF men s
heads and set down imperfectly in letters
on parchment or papyrus. on palm leaves
or clay tablets. the blade-bones of camels
or the bark OF beech or birch, are in any
wise comparable in interest, majesty or
Importance to the new Bible. the story Of
the earth itself and Of all mans life on
the earth from the days-nigh upon
100000 years ago-when he definitely
emerged from the half-human Simian
into, the perfect man.
zangwell-his writings have raised him
above the rut OF the Mister" has felt
to his hearts core the divorce between
our conventional religion GRAINED In the
sixteenth and seventeenth centures) and
common sense; between what is taught
and enunciated in the churches (often
soreiy against the mental grain OF the
teacher and preacher) and what is taught
in the schools; and equally has realized
the need for religion that Is to say.
for putting into some stereotyped form
and ceremonial the emotional interest
Of humanity in the great mystery which
surrounds this tiny planet, that mystery
which is most acuteiy presented by the
dreadful fact OF death The play-writer
holds the balance curiously even-per-
hsps more in the written and acted play
than In the authors own conception of
the tenor and Of the effect of what he
has written At least. so II seemed to
me after affording the play most care:
ful and nnwavering hearing, feat rem
dered possible, not to say easy. by its
unfiageins interest and its vivid and
unnatural dialogue S', III
left the theater with the conviction
not only that Israel zangwell 10 a Chris
tan of the most pronounced type. ttha,
is apparent when one reads his italian
Fantasies" more especially the remark
able essay ON .'the Carpenters wife.
which is the best life Of Christ ever
written, but In somewhat vague way
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30
HAD HEMORRHO|DS
FOR FIT TEEN YEARS
Had Awful Time. Bleeding and
Sharp Pains. ,Cutieura Ointment
Gave Immediate Relief; After
Z. 2 Boxes Cured Permanently.

as octavia ST., San Francisco, Calf. --"l
suffered with piles [hemorrhoidsI for fifteen
years - bleeding piles. i surely did have an
awful time. was distressed continually also
nervous at tnieht, with sharp pains at intervals.
and il worried me as. the bleeding caused .
weak and faint feeling.
irritate, used dozen OF their boxes. but It
did no good. also used - and --
without results. Then saw Cuticura ONT
rnenf advertised. Igot some and il gave Inn
mediate relief. After using it two times, it
stopped the bleeding, and after two boxes
was cured permanently with no more bleed
ing. I always. keep 0 box OF Cuticura 0int-
ment on hand for family uses, such As chapped
hands, piflpies, etc. 1t Is worth it's weight in.
Kold." (signed) John Tansman, Nov. 20, IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30
tFirst Prize.)
Playing Paper Dolls.

Rv Fern Thornton, Aged II Years, Fair
bury, Neb. Blue Side.
Two Of us girls decided we wanted some
paper dolls, so we used Lettie Lane paper
dolls until we wanted some other kind
We looked in the fashion sheets, La
dies Home Journal and other books Tor
aTi kinds of women. children and men.
We used the Younger women for young
girls, the elderly for older women. We
had the young girls be one girl and
changed her clothes as we liked and the
other paper dolls we did likewise.
We. kept getting more and more until
we had 800 paper dolls apiece.
We thought we would have some furni-
ture FOR, them, so we took paper and
folded it into chairs, tables, etc.
We like to play paper dolls and hope
the other Busy Bees will try It and see
what fun iti is.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30
The Birds Retreat.

Bird migration always has been and Is
vet a thing of much mystery. Let the
man who has never felt the thrill of this
mystery take his atlas and turn to map
OF the Western hemisphere, says H. NJ
Laing in Outing. Let him locate the
Arctic islands north OF North America,
say 75 degrees N, l.. and with his pencil
draw from there a line down the coast Of
Labrador, across to Newfopndland and
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE 3oA 1912
RULES FOR YOUNG WRITERS

/. Write plainly on ons side Of
the paper only and number the
pages.
q. Use pen and ink, not pen
Si1.-
3. short and pointed articles
will be given preference. Do not
use over 2Bo words.
4. Original stories or letters
only win bs used.
g.. Write your name, age and
address ct the top OF the first
Gage.
First and second prizes Of books
Will be given for the best two con-
trtbutions TO this page each week.
Address All Communications to
CHIIDRHMe DEYA1TlIANT,
Omaha Bee, Omaha, Heb.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30

Nv Esther Ontman. Aged II Years, $50 r
Street. South Omaha, Neb.
Cnce there was miller whose mill was
near the Dee river and who was 90 HAPPY
that ne would sing all day.
So otie day 1t happened that q king
heard him. He was singing this Il envy
nobody. no not /. and ] don't think any
one envies me-
The king asked him why he was so
happy tand he said: II owe no penny !
cannot pay. r have this river that turns
the uili that feeds my babies and me-
The king said, such men as you are
happy. But I. a King, am sad. II
could be as happy as you are ! would
gladly. change with you.
Try to be happy without riches
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30
ECZEMA HEALED IN 4 DAYS

Marlboro. N Y. My little girl had 60.
sema on the, scalp. First Q small ulattery
pirnple appeared. The piuple broke and .
yatefy Substance ran on the skin, forming Q
hard crust which was very itchy. 1t was on
the TOP Of her head, and the crust became Is
-i;aree as the palm ofsmy hand. A friend rec
commended Cnsicufa Soap nnd Ointment. In
four DAYS the scalp was all be lied, no sign OF
crusts or scabs could - seen. She has not
h.d sign Of eczema since 6uticlra Soap and
Oin,rnent cured her." tSigned) Ms. II. B.
Cooley. April 8. 1911.
+! Cuticurs Soap snd Ointment are sold
.-erywnere. sample Of each mailed free.
witn 32-p. book Address, "Cuticura,"
Dept. 7, Boston Tender-fafed men should
shs ,e With CuticaIa Soap aRviux SticA
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30

down to Nova Scotia. then across the At
lantic to the Lesser Antilles In the West
Indies, from there to Brazil and across
Argentina. and finally halt his pencil In
Patagonia. He will have traced then
what is said to be the southward .nigra
ton Of the American golden plover: But
let him continue the, course across the
Pacific, northwatd up the coast then
across Central America and up the Mis-.
stssippi valley, through Central Canada
and back to the northern islands. He will
then have mapped what naturalists have
given as the yearly intinerary Of this
Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-30
Oamp in Our Back Yard.

Nv .Mlldred White. Aged il Years. 50N
,chicaso Street. Omaha.
Last summer I had the pleasure of hav-
ing 4 tent IN our back yard. The rear
ena OF the tent was next to a grapevine
and the front was, shaded by small
tree. Father made table and a cup
board for this playhouse. ! also had two