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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

We on thiv rahtecs has brought ne
a shower % letters from young lAdias
I had no idosa there wcr~ - may
YOUNG ladies anlicted IN THIS wnv. In
spite ~ an the advertised remedies
FOR pimples. and iauded preparations
"a produce clear skin and splendid
complexion. IN spite ~ ar this n seems
there A. a larxe number 81 young
ladies who are haFrardlv ANXIOUS
about their oompisNfons. thought
perhaps a shorz talk from me on this
subject uiiEht Re a good ming
~ course 7 VIII b. suspected Of
wishing only 20 sell my medicine and
~ recommend Peruna for such cases
ln spite ~ this however. am goinE
90 recommend pe~una for plrnple. and
biackheads. 1t me- tell vou why
The bowels when they are haanhy
contain no poisonous material Long
before the poiaons can renerate the
contents ~ the bowels are eincharwed
provided they ar~ IN ordinary activity.
Riat constipation win dam up the con
tents q the bowels and retain them
30 long that they dccuupose and FUR
ni@h poisonous EAs and fluids. These
poisona are ahsorbed hy the blood
vessels IN the bowels and taken into
TIE system. Tire result ia pimples and
hiackheads and other disnNurcments
81 tho cunplexion. Young ladies'
especially are Hubiect 90 constipation
think I should not Be wide % the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

member 81 the narional board % the
N0unH Woman'a Christian Association.
Her rather and I told her that she
cotfid not 90 both. that sae must eifher
give up the settlement vork or unaf
sho must not aocept the ofilce. and he
thinks. and We 40 also that FOR e time
a. least her work should b. among coi-
ieEa rfrts 81 hsr own class whom Ehe
can rouse % a acnao 81 their reNpon-
slbuity - those of6ser girls wtth whose
lives she has bsooms 80 familiar in
kensinHton.
Jessie wiioon - pr~fty sri win
blonde hnfE bound about hew had fn
loone coila her smiling face and look
81 compiefe understanding snd friend
unoas makinr a easy % $50 WY the
MI iris adore her and Why they are
rather sorry than 3therwfsa tai
Woodrow Wilson has been elocted 20
ire presidency.
Mar~aret woodrow 10 tan and looks
iike her father whose voice she has
inherited
"AIarraref n our hach~ior Eiri.~ said
Mrs. Wilson. she has her scotch
Erandmother's name-MarEaret Wood
row. 4 voice which We az think vey
beautiful ard which she a. cnkivaGinr
IN New Yosk with Miss LILLIAN on
leFnie. She has a studio In ssth street
and lives a very interesting nfe. meet
ting art students and musicians and
oruing In contact with the very peo-
/ pie We titnk VA help her most IN her
1 ufusfo she " a mernlser ~ the Three
/ Ar Club and e q very modern young
/ woman
And Nellie" she said. Is our
/ srtiwL Nellie = studying az ne Acad
I envy 81 Ffne Arts IN Philadelphia. she
l haE hoen there Tor two years. and her
Instructors say she shows rreaf talent
Her wors - not al feminine IN touch
~ r. strong and virflA and We hope
sune dag that 80 vii be an Illus
/ TRAITOR. Msrraret Inherited hsr faxh
er's vuice but th@y sny mat Nellie In
hrr'tod my talent ~ painting
TIE Wilson Eirls are All ~ q god
ularrfags sra ~ n doing Mrs. WI
son any Justice 20 heiieve that whils
she may not beonme a designing
mother she VII 80 continue % ~ q
1 perfect onof So following = ID 4 4
sahe % o0nciude that fer threa Eiri,
win leave the white House IN tsi7
either a. hrfdes or hopeless old maadE
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YOUNG LADIES WRITE
DR.. HARTMAN,

truth n should Say tai 1ns-hAif o.
the young iaaies % this country suffer
from constipation.
Now ! wish % nay that Peruna will
reEuLafe The bowels. II ain stimulate
he eNcretorY organs. Peruna viii
clear the complexion s'ruply becnuso
q takes away ths ofcneing poisonous
ElatoriAia which cause pimplea.
btotches. spots on the akin. rouEhnesa
~ the skin wartA moles and the like
make no apology and have no hest
tat1on In aaylng % the public that
Peruna taken according % directions
on the bottle win 90 more towards
heautifyfnE the cnmpiexions ~ cur
young isdies than an the Applications
tha3 can ~ made % the skin. All the
fa<ia1 massage and treatmenta that
have ever been Invented never viii DO
rheee casea - much GOOD a. Pcruna.
except aozne other ms1icine which IL
made on similar lines
DO nos ciairn thai peruna 10 me
oniy Medicine thai will prevent abb
sosptiou 81 poiHons frum the bowels.
Buf I % claim thar n h one ~ the
metictnea that VIII % -his-a reliable
one-en oId and trusted one--cne that
nMM nfftrH NN# N~MN ~ NNMfH HfNH NNAA
IL auded BY thousands o. people who
have tried a.
80 then. young ladies'. n you want
clear skins. free nom pimpies take
Peruna This IL the advice ~ an old.
experienced physician who admires
young ladies IN a fath~Tly way. who
- acquainted with scsres 81 them.
what I am telling you In this article
have told my own family, my own
children and grad CHILDREN many
times and thu numeruna mcqmaint-
nnces With whom I daily associate.
reruna. Manahn and Taacupia man
ufacsured By thu pcruna Company.
Columbus. Ohio Sold az All drug
stores.
SPECIAL NoTtcH-Many persons m
uuirw for The Oih Time reruna TheY
vrnnt the perunn that their FATHERS and
Mothers used a. take Tire OLD rerTinn
Il roe called katarno. N your druFriat
or deaieF eo~s noe keep n fer sale write
ths Nnfnrmo Company, Cnlunuhun uhlos
ana thsy win tel Fou All shout ~
tAdwertisem~nt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

6sa Car. ~ j.. Nov. 1os-ouziet. cli-
turesd. uurpraaftll.-sharn the Hhortcaf
description OF tho three aaughtara "a
Woodruw wilson who on Maruh q merit
VIII take I'D their roaidance An the
white House
They are not social hutturniess flleir
hearfH are ln WIDER and more oosnurs-
honsiva things than those Included m
the term aocinfy. Their intaresfs are
On such aelds az music. an and social
nettlemeut work. A. thair mother puts
ga
II am sure rilas ~ wsn b. atla n
kaop up our end and play the social
game AZ Washinrson. hut cur hearts
viii not he In t~
Miss Jessie. ne rounrest o. the
daEe htefu q. has ben q social urork =
~ IN the MIN districts Of Philadelphia.
Eleanor, the second dauEhter L.
student an the Academy ~ r1ne Arss
there. and NarEaref. the eldest of tn
THO. ae. has a Studio en- New rcrk. IN
which ahe 10 wtudyinE voloa oultura.
Thus each has her mind bent on q
positive thing n is the natural De-
veiopment ~ the lifa which has sur
rounded them during their fathers
presidency a. prinocton and durine
their own coiiere days n b. safe 90
conclude that the SHY frfwnlitias ~
the WaEhinrton lfe can have ne
charms for teen.
Net oue muEl not conclude tnaf dur
Ing the reTinsa % he Wilson family
the social ufc win suffer n 81 said
- them thaf tn their guief wav fhey
were the m0@t Agreeable entertainer
IN ne princeton set o. c0uraa
Washington wiil have See reueptiona
taas. calls. and an the other functions
incident 90 so cnlied society.
Mrs. wilson spoke Intimately az her
self and her girls In an Interview re-
Gently
Jessie r. q graduate ~ the Ven
ans Cosiega a. nattim0re and has
always been interested In social wnrE
II was n shock 90 mo when sha ~,
announced her intention 81 working n
Philadelphia In thu mff diHtrtct bui
7 could NOT let my oia-fashionsd praiu.
dfces Interfere with what she thouahi
was her duty. gne has done a Ersni
Zeal ~ ROOD know. by her visits "a
The factory giris and IN her ciub e..
working women
In m spring ~ was elected .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

~ brunette. niece 81 the bride n a
fairy-liko costume 81 dainty lace and
hand-embroidered lingerie over blue
satin with blue ribbons scattering rose
petals from a pretty little basket o.
pink and blue. down the aisle for the
bride AZ she entered on the arms Of
her father and mother
The bride who was picture 81
sweet wiriish grace IN an elegant gown
~ white charmouao with real lace
Trimmings and seed pearls and orange
blossoms with vc1 or Illusion hang
sug froan a cap effect 20 the end ~
her handsome lone court Train. carry 3
ing a shower OF lilies 81 the valley
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

tied with streamers q white satin rib
bon.
The motflsr ~ the bride. Ms. l.
saokman looked stately In a beoon-
ing gown ~ black corded satin en-
train with panels 81 black ACE and
touches ~ blue and white carrying an
arm bouquet Of pure white roaea
Or nofhatein Ia his usual imprea-
Hira manner performed the ceremony.
and a. be said the words that made
them man and wife the hearts % pink
and blue closed and formed one large
heart and the letter M" from which
they were suspended az the same In
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SOCIETY



made "a train with trimmings q
duchssas lace and rhineHtonoa. carry
ina IN arm houauef ~ Dlnk roses.
SIR ~ Fgeheinaan. M j. smckrnan
nnd SIR Chns. Frenkei we're also Ia the
rnceiving line.
The bride ard Eronm left ever ne
r. a p. read for their honeymoon 70
View Orleans. and on thelr return vii
reside 81 Mouroe. where Mr.. MARI e
held ~ hiEh esteem.
The bride. q pretty ana charming
brunette ia quite a talented auuEi-
clan and very popular ir sociefv CIR
cies ~ AieNandria and Mouroa where
ahn has frequently visited.
The groom e. also extremely nopu-
lar in both society and business ~
Monroe where he ~ nrHt wice-prcsd-
dent - the Southern Hardware GO.
TIE out of town guests werei Mr..
and Mra sic Mar, - Mouroei Miss
Tmlan Marx and Master David Marx,
~ Monroe M ana Mrs =. Frenaei
ara little daughter. of Monroe nr.
and Mrs 4 HalnberR. of Monroe. Mrs.
fL Hosenblum and son ~ Monroe.
Misses Rnnn ana Camille Marx. ~
fonroes Miss WaEner. ~ g. Louis
meanra n Tfehrich. a. Woif Albert
MARI. "a MarK and sam Smith of
Monroe. hrr A. p. FreYer. ~ threve-
port M LYMAN 9eilWman. ~ Ro-
nifa NJ n Fishelnan, 81 View Or
isnns Mr. Joe sackman. OF New
Nnrk
TIE presents ~ cnt Eiass. silver and
rhina we're numerous and vrFy hand-
sonie. There are as many handsorIe
nreHensa nwnitinw the happy couple in
Monroe. e. were shuwered On them T.
hirvararia Among me presents we're
several nubhHfantinl sired chscSa fnr
different amounts Mundrede ~ tels-
araran 81 runmratulAfiun were rereivet
ard road in ne nreaence - ne guests
~ ths reception and dance.
rewn Taih ioina their many friends
IN wishing Or the happy courle long
lfa 90 happiness and prosperity.
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RETURNED FROM THIEsER.
TRANLoR WEDDING.

Mr.. ard Mrs. g. Thisssn and Mis-
Eieanor Ray Mitchell returned ve=t~r-
day morning from Atlanta. where they
attended the wedding ~ Mr.. Rudnlph
Thsoaen 10 Mas Mary Trayolr
Miss Patrea Thiessn 10 the vslest -
a FORMER Shorter College ciaaarnate.
Miss Joy Glover. IN Rome. Ca and
VII aRain visit friends IN Atlanta. he
fore returning bona
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PINE SHELTON
WEDDING AT MCRtLE.

Mise Mary Pine. formerly - renaa-
cola. pa. ara Mr. W. J shelton. q
Mobile. Ala. we're united ~ marriage
az TIE 81 Mays Parish. SUNDAY
Nov. 10Th ~ ase. Thsy wfn hs At
bone on New hamilton street. Mobile.
Ala. after Nowenber z1th
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slant was brilliantly illuminated With
electric bulbs.
To the strminH o. Mendelsaohn'a wed
ding march the bridal party PASSED
down the center aisle
Immediately after the ceremony an
elegant reception and dance was held
IN the Italian ball room % the Hotel
nentlrv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph oundersheimcr
have returned from their honeymoon
trir and are now a. home a. an West
Belmont street They were married
October n and have since visited View
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TO SPEND a FEW DAYS
IN MONTGOMERY.

NJ. r. v. Hannah ana Mrs.. w A
WAlker. Mn. Hannah's mother. ser
Yesterday FIR Montgomery. Mrs. walk
ers .orrner home. where they win
spend ten days 80 more.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

the HIGHEST POSSIBLE QUALITY

Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extmct i
made from choice vanilla beanH ami
has Iona aKinE that b. required % pre-.
duco the finest aavor n has q rars
tang ard muoofhneas ~ navor that
cannon be- duplicated. les and takcs
he1" tAdvert iaruaantA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
MEETINo o. cIVIc LEAcuE.

The civic League yin hold an I'm.
portant meeting WEDNESDAY Afternoon
~ = O'Clock IN the pariors q the Y.
- g. A. n 10 urgently requested that
the fun menhership be present. as a
number Of important subjects are 90
- considered
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

In my answer
10 cMrWp pond
pubiished
re onuy. one wa
10 q young lady
" ho had written
me concern ing
pies an a
hiackhsads that
" ere spelling her
oompleNion I an
d@rtGk % give
his young lady
= q m = adwtce
ron smlimM her
name of COURSE
he pubiiew
don 81 my ed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
MEETING OF
St4AkEsPEARE Clue.

The Shakespeare club Wiu hold their
regular nesting On Thursday after
noon az 4 o'ciock ~ the residence -
street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

Nor e. Aagot 22ss. sevald. for not.
tordan via Port Arthur. with fs.ooo .
n lumber. ins boxes cedar nsncii SLATE
sia tons bunker coal
~ - Albanian. eiT6. iurhton. foi
Liverpool with $50 tons bunker coal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

A hns giri was born to Mr.. ana Mrs.
n. n. Coker yesterday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

who has been visiting relatives here
for a few days. has returned home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. Dan McMiilan ieft Yesterday Tor
\ business trtr. ana win be ahaeni
from the city for several dayu.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

Misc Lilfisn Ahrens is IN Mobile. the
guest - h4f cousins. the Misses o.
linRer.
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AND
MARINE NEWS


ArFfNNn.
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20 a. naars a CO.
Ger - Clam Menreil qEsi. NenEcii
Tampa % John A. Merritt a Co
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Miss KAts Morrison Of Deruniak.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-12

Think ~ 81 ft'n q
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either ar o. near.
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beautiful "a gift can
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CASTOR
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Father and
Mother

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. ehance 60 nsuse@ss q
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20
Devotion of Strauses
Held Up as Example
In Graduation Sermon

zEBULON, GA, May 2O.-'0Were I
permitted to erect but one monument to
the hundreds of souls who went down
with the Titanic, l would raise shaft
to the memory of Mrs. Isadore Straus,
wife of the Georgian and philanthropist,
whose lifelong devotion to her husband
lasted until the end and who faced
death calmly in his arms rather than
live without him.. said Rev. w. NJ. VIII
liams. of Jackson, in the course of his
sermon yesterday at the graduating ex-
ercises of the Griffin District Institute
TO you young men and women who
are soon to enter life" continued the
speaker. Il would commend such a life
as hers and that of her husband Such
a life rightly lived is worth more than
all the gold and silver for which man
often strives in vain or loses his soul to
secure"
Rev Mr.. Williams preached the COM
mencement sermon to large number
of friends of the institute who had
gathered from all over the district to
attend the graduating exercises now in
progress
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20
They Join in College Routine
and Say They Had a Lovely
Time in School.

Club women and college girls. two
generations. met on the campus of Ag-
mes Scott college at Decatur and for a
whole afternoon snapped views of top
les of mutual interest. 1t was college
day" at the Woman's club and the
members went to the school as the
guests of Miss Nanette Hopkins, dean
Of Agnes Scott,
The club women didn't interrupt the
routine of the college They entered
into it. They strolled with the girls on
the campus, watched their tennis games
and basket ball practice, spent an hour
In the gymnasium and paid a visit to
the laboratories where young women
are taught all kinds of mysterious sci
ences
college day" is an annual event in
the Woman's club. Last year the girls
visited the club. This year the club
went to the girls, and next year they
will probably Join and go together to
some other interesting place. And the
students of yesterday seemed to enjoy
their day as much as the club women
of tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20
SHRINERS FIGURE ON
ATLANTA AS PLACE
FOR 1914CONVENTION

Atlanta will be the convention city of
the Shrinters in America in 1914 if the
work of Atlantans at the Los Angeles
meeting counts for anything The deIega-
ton from this city made a marked i'm
preston on officials of Mystic Shrine when
there. and it is thought this city will be
selected for the meeting place two years
from now
DR., Malcolm e. Turner, one of the
Shrners who visited Los Angeles, return
ed to Atlanta early today. He announced
that Atlanta is being considered in the
formidable list for the 1914 meeting place,
and that many prominent men from other
cities are working with Atlanta men 20
bring the concave here
The remainder of the Atlanta delegation
will return before June l. At the close
of the convention many of them visited
Seattle and other northwestern cities
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20
NORTH CAROLINA
REBUKES WILSON
Third of Counties Vote on Pres
idency-S Supporters of Jer-
seyite Opposed Primaries.

RALEIGH. y. c.. May 2o.-Returns
today show that Oscar w. Underwood
secured good lead over Woodrow Will
son in the presidential preference pri-
maries conducted on Saturday in a
third of the 100 counties OF North Car
DINA. OF the counties definitely heard
from, Underwood carried eight and
Wilson seven, with the Alabaman lead
ing in half dozen others. In a few
counties Harmon and Clark were in
dorsed
The Wilson supporters have been op-
posed to giving the people a chance to
express themselves, because there Is NO
law covering the question, but num-
Der of the counties took the matter into
their own hands
Politicians said today that North
Carolina, which was believed to DE for
Wilson several months ago, would send
an uninstructed delegation to the Bal
timOre convention.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20
MISSOURI NOW AFTER
WOODPECKER'S SLAYER

JEFFERSON CITY. MO, May 2O.-A
deputy game warden has returned from
Cole Camp, Mo, where he sought with
out avail for two days for hunter who
had killed a woodpecker in violation of
the state law The woodpeclSer selected
a railroad tank as a place to make a
hole, and he made one that let all the
water out of the tank Railroad en-
ployees plugged up the hole and rehlled
the tank, and then the woodpecker be-
gan to make another hole in the tank.
While the bird was busy with. his bill
some one killed him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20
NEW BREAK ADDS
To FLOOD PERIL
Thousands More Made Retu-
gees by Fresh Breach in the
Levee at Melville, La.

NEW ORLEANS MAY 20.-There
was change for the worse IN tho
Louisiana flood situation today when a
new break occurred in the Atchafalya
levee near Melville. allowing millions of
gallons of water TO pour into the all
ready inundated town Hundreds OF
persons who had remained in the town
in defiance of warnings to fee. took
flight after the new break \ fleet of
rescue boats was rushed to Melville to
take away the refugees
This latest break is the third breach
in the levee near Melville 1t is 500
feet wide and the full force of the river
is pouring through the hole into the
plantation lands surrounding the town
Thousands of persons from the town
and surrounding country We're placed
in peril by the fresh disaster to the
dixie More than 1000 of them are
women and children The steamer
Mimewiska with a tow of barges was
scheduled 10 arrive at Melville about
noon
A new refugee camp has been estab
lished at Jonesville. where 1000 home
less persons from nearby flooded dis
tricts have gathered They are being
fed by the state, but are without cloth
ing and bedding Major j G. Nor
merrill, of the United States engineers,
in charge of the relief work, reports
that 100000 persons are being fed in
the flood zone. He states the refugees
win require aid until at least June 1,
and noSsihIe LONGER
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-20
SAYS SHE is LOCKED
OUT WHEN HUSBAND
HAS INDIGESTION

YONKERS ~ r. May 10 When
ever Thomas Torney Of Yonkers, suf-
fers from Indigestion he locks his wife
out in the hail all night, or at least this
is Mrs Torney's allegation
He locked her out once too often and
she hailed him before Judge Beal, in
police court on warrant charging him
with cruelty She told the Judge that
in addition to keeping her in the hall
he sometimes fastened her UP in a
hall closet Torney, she said, is q dys-
petic and very disagreeablc
she said she wa not going to sleep
in the hall any longer.