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The Detroit times., 1913-03-24
X Xkxxyf THE PROGRESSIVE
|s' ~ 81. ]k3s z. IN FEAR OF ROOSEVELT

q. Z: IN FEAR OF ROOSEVELTs|
pnnens hat the Progressive party in Michigan didn't
chazis Nchols got feet left and Topped back
@ ~ fnzks y the grand old party Of Privilege
Nn - Jhdsrstand that the hachet consigned to its
= TIE Iandng convention appears that the dove
Avfed FOX Republican purposes in the spring campaign
fer the activity progressive wing which keeps
ohkman Groesbeck recently peninsula
Detroit he pronounced the Progressive dead
1a "a hurled Immediately following which report an
- - liz camp Hady reply Roosevelt who
- = speak here.
ht ~ g. p organization reckoning perhaps
I ~ neurrecton.
e S 1hn, ssiia II may not be-
vhsa Theodore Roosevelt original in
Is 4 Inn THAT progressive.
@ ~ ~ Il a1otA way organization progressive the point
~ court and the highway commissionerhn but isn't
111 = y ! ht farther.
= y in it esoutons represen
Haf 81 ~ legslative.
1eppovolA 4 sssms must be replied TO-
~ - history his remarks and describe
l bsan he in the Chicago convention, and call
review the facts Bay City convention
1e delegates the amory and then
dcwn again had been thrown down or kicked down
~ NY rssr Of the party that carried Vermont
pssnos primary in time their will to nominees
s nv * Why the youngest organizations Ach
- isk Mckinley" club instead Of the TAFT" club
& 90 =, Jon Gov Hadley.
Theodore 1ooasvN prove popular Michigan
wehated in quarter whose opposition has been
hs rsncipes and ideals and his great political asset
~ Roosevelt the enemies Of real
eovsament country would still crush, and whom they
ne ~ through harmoning the Republicans and the
aIysa WITHOUT Roosevelt
~ ~ 4 Gibraltar viii be doing duty ballast for railway
fHa u tAsr kind
= times; mistaken maybe is the means
senph the ends he seeks he is great American with
whah purpose bound endure and with public men
Inssdly esmnitted it.
1sssvs beyond question
usnf ~ n Warrington step in and man the ship
sf awakening the people the point Of appreca
n Nv sEsspoa qualities Of president
= G& MEASURE Theodore Rooset for the pioneer work
s aal ia party wiz bid hopsessy recognition again by
vu rnt il purposes Roosevelt and until
80 nan = HI umrathes with the plain people
IA ourselves specializing Of Roosevelt
~ onYass with which Gov Hady follows him in Dstroit in
xax ~ old Republican organization conEden him sn factor
~ 1sa1sns1 With
~ ia 4 that Roosevelf depend entirely the
vAoh conducts himself toward Woodrow Wilson, who gves
I purpose the cudges where Roosevelt left or
M svy American citizen he right faults in VII
1ah dsvslop with evy good American dsn he viii
nd apgeohaon continues unfaltensly in tho in
1< ~ ~ bean found up data
xosssysh has BEEN quiet on tho subject 70 far.
this whore the chances Of the Progressive ticket
Aas brighter By Of Democratic governor having fallen
Ws - fitting place for Roosevelt call upon progressive
give support progressive officers regardless Of party in the
1n1 u rogrssdvs principles.
e ~ be dropped with advantage to Roosevelt and his
sym progressive president eventually
E very much alive and under whose auspices
2Sgar Poses as a BruiSer a
The Detroit times., 1913-03-24

Coal IL second In value among the
mineral productions Of Formosa. There
are fifteen seams OF coal extendinG
schinchiku perfsctures. There are four
varieties. anthracite blaok-browu, ana
two varieties Of brown.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-24

Denver 10 demanding total ab-
stinencs by police ofiicers.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-11
IF AT FIRST YOU CANNOT TWIST
COAX YOUR TWIsTER ALONG

We've had about all the old Tongue
Twisters there are. Try something
original Make one up and make it
right up to the minute. See what
sort of a knot you can tie your
tongue in.
Lauretta Isabel Wendorf, 1887
Jackson blvd, is some knot tier. She
tied this bunch:
They threw through three thick
thickets.
Six thick thistle sticks.
Two toads tried to trot to Tedbury.
And after you say those try this
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-11
EVERY Man Is DOM IT

Washington, June 11.-Chief Of
Police Paterson of Oakland, Cal, adj
dressing the four hundred police
chiefs in, convention here, declared, in
discussing a resolution demanding
change in women's styles, that there
wasn't any normal man who wouldn't
look around when he saw woman
wearing a dress chopped off at the
neck and the ankles, slit at the knee
and fitting like glove" u
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-11

one that Joe |. Henry is to blame for:
BY the side of the sunny seaside,
two spooners sat side by side. SheF
sighed and he sighed and they sat
side by side by the side of the sunny
seaside.
Don't miss this one by Leon
Pischeret
II a woman has one daughter, who
goes away, the Mrs. misses the Miss
and the Miss misses the Mrs. If it is
two daughters and both are away,
the Mrs. misses the Misses and Misses
miss the Mrs. If she has three daugh-
tiers and two are at one place and one
at another, the Mrs. misses the
Misses and the Miss misses the Mrs.
and the Misses. If she has four
daughters and two are at one place,
while the other two are away from
home and separate, the Mrs. misses
the Miss and the Misses and the Miss,
the Miss and the Misses miss the
Mrs., and the Miss misses the Miss
and the Misses and the Mrs.
Here are a bunch of short ones:
If you say what you beIieVeth you
beIieVeth what you sayeth.-Carrie
Rhinehart, 2045 Van Buren, street.
Cecil sIicked six slick sleek slim
slippery sapIings.-R. NC.
Smile awhile and while you smile
awhile, another smiles awhile and
soon there's miles and miles of smiles
because you smiled a smile awhile
Marie c., Van Buren, street. q
There will be room tomorrow for
some more new ones. Get your
tongue to working and send 'em in to 2
the Tongue Twister Editor of The
Day Book.
g.. EVERY MAN is DOM 1T -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-11

mOLuOI ulun ike J1dC, 6lCl6I.
When she thought everything was
ready she went in and found her
chair drawn to the table.
It was a good meal, no doubt of
that, and the children ate like little
starved pigs.
''I'm going to put the kids to bed"
father announced, when the last plate
was clean of food. You just sit down
and rest yourself. When come down
III wash the dishes"
There was certainly something
wrong. Safronella had stated very
clearly that if a man had to do house
work drudgery he would stand on his
ear, tear out his hair and cuss the
universe, and here was father acting
tickled to death.
Fifteen minutes passed away, while
tumbling and laughter fioated to
mothers ears. Then there was
silence and father came downstairs.
He gave mother a sympathetic
glance, then went into the kitchen,
got big gingham apron and tied it
about his waist. ...
InaC was TOO mucn 1Or mother.
you take that thing right off, -
she commanded, land get out of the
kitchen. This amt no work for a
man. You put your slippers on and
light your pipe"
And SafroneIla's article lay in
ashes just as father opened up his
evening paper at the sporting page.
IF AT FIRST YOU CANNOT TWIST
COAX YOUR TWISTER ALONG
We've had about all the old Tongue
Tyuisters there are Try .snrnnthinn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14
Golden Jubilee Events.

Every day next week the Wheelinc.
ladies' have arranged to entertain for
the out of town patroneSses and chap
erons. who Will he entertained here in
house parties. The lady chaperons
Of Wheeling are Mr.. u. Walker Peter
son. Mrs. 7. =. Moffatt. Mrs. W. :.
Brady Mrs Alexander Glass. Mrs
Julian g. Hearne. Mrs. August Duga.
Friday afternoon preceding the grand
hall. tho ladies' will give a tea AT the
country club ~ the same time the
gentlemen will hold a banquet M the
Scottish Rite cathedral Following
the hail. q breakfast Will be a reaturo
or the dlv Besides tho guests who
are accommodated al the home. the
country club. Fort Henry club. and
spare rooms ~ hotels have been re
served FOR the honor guests
TIL" decorations for tho auditorium
are ALREADY being placed and will be
N patriotic natar" with ~. waving
N flags and state ~olrrs. adding IA o.
tri"tism 20 the scene. F1oris, Lang
hans will furnish the flowers. The
best ~ music has been occurred and
all Is IN readiness. The dance com
mi''ee - composed o. lr. johnson
Mckinley. chairman. George Raird.
Singleton PAUL. Leon Stciu. John ".
Storer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14
WHEELING SOCIETY
HAS HONOR GUESTS
GUESTS FROM ALL OVER THE
UNITED STATES ARRIVING
FOR BIG EVENT.
Next Weeks Calendar Will b. Run
ming Over With Many Festivities
Appropriate to the Week.

Many members OF West Virginia
Ohio and Pennsyivania's nrst society
will arrive in the city within the next
Jew days TO he present fer tho celebra =
ton. Both the older and younger set
will share honors at the Golden Ju-
bilee Ball on Friday evening next. II
81 safe TO say that the event will he a
fitting society event at which many
young society buds will make their de-
but II ie also intimated that many
"a fair daughter will make her con-
quest At this most elaborate Of West
Nirstnia's social event. Many Of the
younger guests who are arriving daily
are well known TO Wheeling's social
set and the next weeks society calen-
dar IL brimful OF events
There will be great rivalry amonG
the younger as well as the older set
20 Determine which is the faireSt oi
the many states daughters and also
10 learn who Is the most gallant Of
the Beau ideals. Let us hope that
West Virginia VIII not be outdone by
any from a distance and II IL n GER
tainty she will not be for 80 wei
known IN her society that this hirtori
cal event will only prove her society
among the elite OF this grand union
beginning with her ancestors n. man
years ago. The following is a par
tlNi llSN " VHo>e 10 arrive.
During the Semi Centennial Hon
and Mrs. Julian Greene Hearre vii
entertain a house party a. Hearnlee
Included in the party will he Governor
and Mrs. Henry u. Hatfield. col
Charleston and their charming daush
ter Miss Hazel Hatfield. who is known
as one NJ West Virginias fsires'
daughters: President OF Senate. Sam
uel Woods and Mrs. Woods. Of Phi
Woods will also be in the party and
Mrs. Hearne's sister. Miss Helen
Cromwell. of Bedford. Pa. known %
all Wheeling's society.
Miss Katherine Merrill. Of Kansas
City. who will he a guest OF Mrs,
George W. Norton.
Miss Ruth Wavman 81 New York
who Will be a guest IN tho CITY
Miss Ruth Greenough. ~ Montana
Will he the guest OF Miss Eleanor Hol-
Soway
Miss Agra Bennett. % Weston. W
Va, who has been presented a. the
Court ~ 81. James, IN London. will be
a guest AZ Warrington Farms.
Miss West 81 Reilefountoine. o. viii
be the CUES, ~ Mrs. George Rogers
Misses Helen and blanche Warfield
~ Skycsville. Md. Will be The guests
Of Mrs y A Naming
Miss Mary Rurnetfe Nassau ~ New
York. will be guest IN Tho city.
Miss ResS Blaser. ~ Baltimore. Nd,
Will no the guest " Miss Ross Mathi-
Eon.
Miss Emile Amy. ~ Wiliiau<port
Md. Is the guest ~ Mrs. Frank
Schmidt.
'Ir and Mrs william Mullins Rake
~"lI and daughter. ~ Pittsburgh. are
guests ~ Mrs. Frances =. Paxton. AZ
81 glands" Pleasant VALLEY
Mrs. 7. y. Smith. NJ Charleston. il
n" guest ~ Mrs. John ". Storer
Ar and Mrs Alexander Glass wifi
have Mr.. and Mrs. william r. chiffon
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% Charleston. ard Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
GoodykoontZ. OF williamson. w. Va
Miss Florence OFT. Will entertain
Mrs. Charles w. Watson. 90 Fairmont
W. Va.
Hlr. and Mrs Lawrence T. Sands
viii have as their house guests Mr
and Mrs. Forrest Brown. Of charles
Town. ". Va
Mr.. y. Walker Peterson will include
In her party A. Woodsdale Mrs. Ste
phen y. Eikins n t.lkins. ". Va.
Mrs. ". :. Brady will have as her
guest. Mrs charles Faulkner. Of New
NartinsbUrg. W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs T. y. Sweeney hav.
as guests AZ Highland Park Hon. ana
Mrs. Howard Sutherland. q Elkirs.
Mrs. y. NJ. Cecil will entertain Mrs.
James VI. Mc'oRch. ~ Huntington.
Mrs George pcRolf. ~ F'nrmont.
W.. be Mrs. jess Bloch's guest
Mrs. Reed Mcknight ontertaire Mrs.
George Wise. ~ BETHANY.
Mrs. George Z. House and sister
Mrs NcChesney. and daughter Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14

Elizabeth. OF Pittsburgh. will be here
for the celebration
Rev. Hamill Nassau. 81 Philadelphia
will be- the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ewing
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ogleosy will
have ~ Cri.s's Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Bennett. OF Weston, ". Va
Mrs. Frederick Gottleih. 81 Balt-
more viii he the guest OF Mrs Joseph
Gibbs. ST. In Pleasant Valley.
Miss Rel Mendel viii rnve Mrs
Alex cope and Mrs. Virginia Wood
~ columbus. ohio.
Mrs. George Rogers en'ertains Mrs
I'd Soharf>. % Rellefountaine. -.
Mrs. Archie W. PAUL. will entertain
Mrs. Frank Fox. - Blueheid.
Consul General and Mrs. John Snod
grass. ~ Moscow. Russia, are guests
of Judge and Mrs. Z. 3 Jordon
The Misses Wingerter. Of Twelfth
street. will have as their guest dur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14
Home Treatment for
Sallow, Wrinkled Skin

A q: +. asks, what should I do for
my sallow complexion. and how can I
get rid OF my wrinkles"
Sallownssr - best removed BY remov-
ing the skin itself. This IL efYectuaiIy
accomplished by the use OF ordinary
mercolized wax. which causes the Of
iehslNe outer skin gradually 20 peel OF
N nne PARTICLES scarcely noticeable 10
you will have an enviabi. compiexion.
the new skin exhibiting a heaIthfui
Eouthful tint Incompatible with arti-
nclal coloring. Get an ounce OF this
IKE cold cream. only don't rub ~ in.
wash II on in the morning with warm
water.
For your wrinkle. t-v . ,o,,,,o, -,
powdered saNolite. ono ounce dissolved
IN half pint witch hazel Rathe your
lace In mis- every morning for nwhile
Mirror. a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14
Chndrsn's Day Exsrc1.>s.

The program ror Children.s Day sres
cises at the ST Paurs church, corne.
rendered sunday evening at : $50 The
rolowins Is the program:
overture ''',fip; ro, ST. Paufs Orchestra
sons-"Folowing the Flag ......
......... Miss r Seabrixht's Class
s snvoeati9 on Rev. Aug. G Rasche
PRAYER
Response by the School
Reeitation-"A Little Boys Advice.
sons-"God B,d You Hear @. .''.. Johnson
Recitstion-"Lit,ie Boy visits Grand. '
soma pa .o .:.s I;,a.. Elsie Ka.serpsnn
RecitatiOn-'Littie sressngers.....
":i;;::::., RAYMOND Nortemann
........... Miss Helen Meyers Class
R.Gitation-"A Little Girls Ques-
so lions -. I.avina Habsrfield
Reeitation-'Real Reward, ..........
soio-''rhsy peep at STE ''.'"m re'uco'd
Anth.nn-"chiidren's pay . No'"ei'"'h'
Reciistion-''Trhtie' Flower chii sq. cno'
s.;.:, Bessio and Carrie Diehl
Recitation-"what we BOY. Do.
49,; Miss Sea5rights Glass
Mouon song Am Going 90 Church
Misses r Bremer and c. Rockers
observation-disclosures Little Rose
sons what IN. Grass sa Sf1sh f sssaeI
Address. supt- Atty. Fred Rrinkuan
Anthem ..........'St Pani.s Choir
song-"June Time. Miss Koch'S class
Closing song Heaven Is Here.
Benediction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14

Miss Gene "v" Wei'y. whose wedding
y" Li"ut lelau b".ore taxes place this
month. vas again hnuorsd with a Eoci4l
event on Fric1r afternoon when Mrs
an Harrison tisdscll. - tire Island
entertained Fancy work was tho diver.
SION "f IN" afternoon hours and ~ tire
conclusion OF Q rev Fours pleasant,
spent ~" finished linens we're present 81
70 IN" hrlde-"lerf luncheon vas
served and 30" fa!les were derOrstel In
French baskets fiieI with yellow daisies
The guests INCL .1"i Misses Gcrevicvf
Weltv Heller SOUTH. Georgia Hess. Ruth
ieah"iy. Safa Row. sara Kirk. Pauiins
W Yer. EtNe' rerinks Helen Devore
Ad'laid" Weber Mo- DANES Robert MAJ.
al. ". 90. N"1usksN. Ir George
Row. william 'ru~e. william Leach 20
Mo
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messers and
messrs


~ fhn residence of Rrt ia-tf...
f"r. Zoo. firh'h street mound, lilo.
W w. David France .rl Viz, g.
DENNIS R"r" united boo marriage
Those Young people ar, rtorab-t
known .n fh.- place. W. Frances Do
i- 1 hu-.ur- WHI nu <N.r .f-...
Martins f".r' Ni- N.rrI. I-a tl.t.
in d." Co." o. IaviHr .'rr" fn AH.of
inE hI' .'" h1s made Dor forU. v.h
fer un'." HrI aunt SIR frf ur-
Inward MUGS. ~ bis uIf,. src
70 1fff - .on" ~ thr hsef famlfns
NJ orr cf' 40 vho .rpv ''. toure
c"urI" v.i JOHN FOO a|-f|r. trou %
Ito
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How TO Remove Easily.

Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How TO Remove Easily.
Here's q chance, Miss Freckle-face.
TO Try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee OF a reliable dealer that II
will not cost you penny unless II re-
moves the freckles: while II II does
give you clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifiing
Simply get an ounce OF othine-
double strength from f. II. Rau. and a
Few applications should show you how
easy IL Is TO rid yourself OF the homely
freckles and get a beautiful complex
ion. Rarely Is more than one ounce
needed for the worst case
BE SURF 10 ask the druggist for the
double strength othine as this is the
prescription sold under guarantee of
money back II II fails TO remove
freckles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14
Pretty Dinner Given

Tho Country club was aga.n tho
scene If prettily appointed dinner
Friday evening when Mrs Harry
Clark lazlett entertained for Mrs
y. Smith. 81 Charleston. nee Bass
Dana. who is the house guest 81 Mr.
John " Stor"r. Of Theda Place Tho
appointments were prpttily arranged
and delicious chicken and waYl.s
we're served with all tho ACCOMPANY.
Ing d"lcacies included on the menu
FOLLOW ng the dinner the member
of th" party enjoyed tango party
ana m" popular steps were cuiovaJ
hy all the guests u IL a c.rtaipfy
Tie Tango will b. rho ono hest dance
.b Oh" -"miceuteurial ball and all
have boon r"h"arsing during Tho pas.
few weeks
There ~er" covers ~ tho Friday diu.
nor for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14
Ncllns-GaIlauher

The Wedding OF Miss Elizabeth cal
laEher. OF Hrookside. and Mr.. Joseph
J. helms takes place this afternoon
At O'Clock. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev Father Whitman
OF So. Antbony's catholic church. AZ
ter a short visit East. the young PEG
pie will be ~ home in Yorkvile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14
For Mrp Aimy.

Miss Nt-Eu"r e. kirkland viii enter
tam fhfs afternoon for Miss Emile Amy
~ WtIliamSpo~t. Pa Vrp - tho guest
~ M-s irarl. schmidt TIE aTai- viii
f1h" piece ~ the Fort FI.nr, siuh aud
M9 HaC'r = m".rV VII Sartc delicious
iu'..N'Hr pins .trd white sweet reas
VII Do" a-''i '~..ftrsiy Tho follow H. 4
VII 10 tie guests
Nfs-"- H'-e ttrra' tNarrI~ Narf.id.
."t ''tfnUi'iI. AiarEIsri'e hIrtiard
Ew.Ii" AIM. ~ WIlltafnSprf PA
N"scawp flrafI Fra-yreiur. F-sl
i;". rvs. TONY HOFFMAN III. sam WI.
pms Gail Hamilton Earl H"uncn. =
" Rice Frank s.. rfufIf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14

Mis- Eer'tt Wilson entertained .
'"r friends 60 r. chicken vafIo din.
i'r at OBJ" Iironr tide lru Friday after.
noon lr fh" party wore Mrs Nsv
h'n WALTZ Sire G'orr" Nprtou. Mt
iiIf"s Ici1.r. Nr- George Ewing
N-a Wilkinson Niss Jennie I.p-oa.
Mr. Reed o. rd and othcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14
Study Club Met.

The study club Of 81. Matthews
church met Thursday afternoon al
'Joliyn." a. the home ~ Mrs. !. ]. HoI-
'o"ay Japan was the subject OF the
topic and tho program was rendered
hN Miss Florence Hoge. Mrs. W. 4.
Stmson. and Mrs g. =. Morrison A
luncheon was served.
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N- and ur~ William p Enwrd viI.
."'.-''I~ this evening with q lun, h-on
f"f fH.ir -'f- The affair will 20, held
80 t1' '"lr'- Club and dancing viii
u, IL. l--.--- =.
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class OF 1918. who has received the
position OF teacher OF reading and
physical culture in the Ladies' Semi
nary at Washington, Pa.
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Miss Esther Williams OF Denver
Colorado. will visit Mrs. W. l. Giles
sner.
Mrs. Charles o. Roemer and daugh.
ter. Miss Dorothy. OF Cumberland,
Nd. will be the guests OF Mrs. John
b. Garden.
Mrs. Cecil Robinson will entertain
Mrs. c. s. Taylor and daughter, Miss
Margaret. OF Charleston.
Mrs. J. p. Hanley has as her guest
Miss Genevieve Barry. OF Chicago.
ing the celebration. Mrs. A. S. War.
der. OF Grafton. W. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Kirkpatrick
and daughter OF Rochester. y. Y, will
be guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL.
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Hubbard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-14
Catholic Women's Lunch.

The Catholic Women's league will
sell lunches on the fair grounds and
at Stall 4S. Observation-Disclosures. during
centennial week. On Saturday. June
~. the Catholic Women's league will
have on sale at Stall 43. Market-Audi.
forum. home made cakes and pies.
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e 80 r..A. .,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-12

Carlos hotel and the Brent building is
an artistic conception and gives to the
visitor a pleasant impression Of Pen
sacola as a city beautiful The park
ing of Garden street and its continual
ton, F<rancas avenue, will make
these two streets and the continuation
to Fort Barrancas one of the most
beautiful drives in the country. Incl
dentally there can be no doubt of its
increasing the value CT property on
those streets.
Il hope that Pensacola will con-
tinue the good work of street improve
ment for 1t means much for its de-
velopment. With your magnificent har-
Dor and the new lines of railway going
into Pensacola and with the civic pride
so manifest there can be no doubt OF
Pensacola's progress.
The broad-minded citizens Of Mo-
bile are glad to see Pensacola and
New Orleans thrive because We know
that 1t is not at the expense Of Mobile
and that whatever helps one gulf city
will surely add to the prosperity OF
the others.
please accept my thanks for your
kindness to me while in Pensacola re-
Gently, and with very kind personal
regards, am,
Sincerely yours,
SCALE HARRIS"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-12
DR.. WILSON TO
SPEAK TONIGHT
ONE OF THE FOREMOST ORATORS
ON THE LECTURE PLATFORM
WILL DELIVER ADDRESS AT
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

DR.. Homer T. Wilson, one Of the
foremost orators on the lecture plat
form today, will speak tonight at the
First Christian church, Gadsden street
and Seventh avenue. at 1880 o'clock.
The public is invited to hear him.
The late Senator Bob Taylor once said
of him:
ST have known Homer T. Wilson for
many years. He is one of the noblest
and best men I ever knew. He is not
only good, but he is an orator among
orators. He has a silver tongue and a
heart Of gold. His lectures are ex-
quisite word paintings Of life. No
man ever heard him who did not leave
his presence a better and happier
man. / wish the whole world could
hear him. Whoever does him q kind
ness will never regret 1t. He is not
only an expounder Of the truth, but
the evangel Of sentiment and sun
shine"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-01-12
OLDEST NEGRO
IN PENSACOLA
DEAD. AGE 1O7
FRANCES LEWIS, AGED NEcREss,
succuMRs TO eRIP-DAUeH.
TER LIVING HERE ALMOST 80
AND IN GOOD HEALTH.

Frances Lewis, negress, supposed
to be the oldest woman in Pensacola,
is dead, at the age of lot years.
She was born in Lowndes county,
Alabama, in 1906 and she died Friday
morning at 10 o'clock. at the home Of
Aer daughter. Henrietta White. at 1903
Hayne street.
The White woman is widow and
is said to be about 80 years old and
to enjoy almost as good health as did
her mother, who was never sick in her
life until late last fall, when she con-
tracted a cold. It hung on and grippe
recently developed.
DR.. j. Lee Pickens was called to at
tend her, but she was weakened by the
infirmities Of aga
Funeral services were held yester-
day and interment was made in Mag
nolia cemetery.
She was widow and has lived here
for nearly a score of years.