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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03
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Grl. 1bec. Oillert BON louispile
lpsilt auf Beiuh Bel ben 5rls. Wosel<
bad an Der 5. As.. Daptou.
Sn 5olse bes oohpafers ipuros
bos MltagsRdben gum 8efen bes
Speers 9oipitaIs auf ben IL. apri!
perfhoben.
Jrau Wm. grodban., bon Ro.
1856 proipect Npe., gelleDue, tit seitern
eeitorben. 81, binterldbt ben @at.er
unb bier ainbsr.
Sn Der 5ohfpafsr Gitudtion 1T
nur eine serinee qsnbsruns eingetrez
ten Wiit benz 3urIdseben Der 5E.t5
seigt es fih, oab piels tleine Sduier.
3Gune uip. ipeseeibpemmt frurben.
Nn Der 2. unb glart Strabe CAB nas
5unoomsnt elmer gadftein : collage
nad unb ein erobes StaIIsebGube, Gis
gentbum bss e. Gunner, ipurb. ben
Ohio binabssfiibrt. Tas RsIisf.S ,m
mittee tpiro bic san5s Mode ar;h n,
Dienit iein. niapor auinbp srndrnie
Die Serrsn Sobn Greiie. D. 3. Bar
rott, Otto lei.tna, Sobn aruttsn,
anbretp Gerrein, 70. R. Smith snD
Soi. W. gobm gu sinsm aomm!tte..
oas NIT benz Gtncinnatnr Relefsaoms
mtttee Die eose in Dapton belprete !
iol.
Sn gellspus lit bic Gag. tsiae
g.fdhriide unb nit Der R,inisun5 be.
Straben tpirb beute begounen rperbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03

SauienS Nrbeiter am ReiuigMuss.
inert unb SO 9eid)en seborsen.

3ie giirgerihaft faust on. iit Deu
Der IN Der ergangenen Wofe al,sgs-
itanbenben angit ,tno Sfreden pie,
Der su erbolen uno bic Reiniauna ser
StraBen maft audi ihnelIe ssortidlrit.
te. 9tuns tui'eno arbeiter arbeitcn
in Sfiften bel Der Weeidafiung Der
ouigebduften 5riimmer uilb Der
Shlorm. unb Gronaiien. gis 9e.
itern abenb bate man 50 9eihen or.
Iangt. Bier Der aeitern geiInberen
2eideu fonnten ioipeit niht ioeilti;t.
irt merber. erfonnt tpuroen Die Sci.
hen bon 2iS3Ie 8roB. Nortiu gfepcr.
Dem l4idhrigen Sobn bon =. $.
NteDer, bon Ills Cane, ioluie sSrau
,Sncob Seht.
Sd,ipciter alorpias (Soiepbinc
Tartmannl, ipeld)e i'm 9otre Game
,Snltitut ais Wuiiflehreriu tbdtis
mar, If om Gienitag abeuo i'm bo.
ben Sitter bon 7S esnbreu geitor5er.
lie geerbisuus finbet in seabinJ,
u, iidtt.
Ter Sumnnitntsbeniute :. 2.
y)eriann. tpeld,er pom elmer @ahe
beim Rliinbern eines Giiteripaacns
abgeioBt ipurbe, ,pnroe bon Gel.
3iutmermann nbgeurtbeilt gr ipuroe
aus Der Stooi setpieien, pornuf bic
iiber ihn perhdnete Strafe Don 60
Cagen arbcitshaus iuspenSirt tpurSe.
2)eriean ioQ iih mebrere Shinfen au.
geeieuet haben
Tie Yain Strabe mar seitern
abenb in Dem 8eid,dftstbeiI erIenh.
tet. lie Gitp Strnbenbabn hctte
8IuhIit)ter ipdrner laiIen unb Dos
mar bas erite 3eiden pieherfebren.
Der StraBenbe!elifnius.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03

gemiiib mi!nsbmsn nnb babel dndl
e:nsn Cbolus fir bas Gsutite Tids
icniFen 6cipitaI bars.rsittt baben.
sfrinenbss proardmm ipirb Snr
8urffiihrung eeiangen:
Gureriue pbilippus Grfxiisr
2EitipisI: Der pbl.smositus@. Mufr
oefiibrt BON 81. anthonn. Winnn
Dorm, u. 5dftmsi.r, ]. 0oHeIsr.
UlonoIos !. 5elene musultr
,ylo.en Eolo. .btrr 4uauit Nobemonn
9uiiIpiei: .Wrs. gusbp's pini Tea"
aufoefiihrt bon gnna 6ahn. Grma
6afemeier, Gliie 5aueniisin, Gin
aubn, SOpbia 5afel. Gmmn5duens
itsi,. unn Wnrsnrei Grifhel.
8clal Solo :. Jrl. Ulinna 3orn
8esItituna bon Grl. Garter.
gortras FRI. anna 8rudmdnn
gegI,ituna BON 6syrn Stiff Stauferi.
gernsi gole. .Wa ter Orb. Iismeper
9ealsituns Don 1rieba 1itmeper.
Dams Return TO toe plantation"
2!ufsefubri BON 80 6errsn uno Eas
men.
ghiIippug Grtefisr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03

borben beionoers flid)lt, lit Der lin.
itanb. bni, bic Der. Sfaaten Mrmer
ben Diaior Tbomds &. Nbobcs ab.
fomntnnoirt bot, i'm Die Snnititsar.
beiten IN Die Snnb 8u nebmen.
8ounerneur Samcs We. Cor fam
geitern Abenb nah Canton nne BE-.
trat gum criicn MoI pieher icIt Der
aataItropbe fein Salts. gr ipirb iih
heute init ben Serren pom Staets
llnteriiiiemnas.Qpmrnitiee nod, Sa.
milton nnb bon bo iiber Columbus
rad 3anespille beaebcn.
Sobn $. Eaticriou llnterbreitete
Dem 8ouperncnr aeltern Ibcnb iei-
men Vlun fir Die MehabiIitiruna DER
tbeilmeile seritorten Stdote Iie
ghnbeSreeiernng. Der Sioot, Die
Staote, Die Counties iub Die @ruiio.
bciiser lolicn si genlciniainer Stills.
clifton onacaanpctl ipcrocn 8oupars
neur Cor iaete Dem Nomntittee, aab
Die Se9islotur iid, iogIeid) bel 'hrcIn
Mieoersuiamntcrtritt i'll noh'ter
Nodc NIT MoBrcaeIn beidNifiI1en
miirbe. Die ani SiI'eIciltiiitgcit lei
benz @icberaliban Der Stdbte ob5tll.
ten. Ter BON Scrrn Entterion aitSle.
arbeiiete glan sur gbiuebr dhnlihsr
aataiiropben iieht cine gerauocriing
oes 2aufs ne5 altian,i burd) Topt5n
Dor. sluBerhem fol- Die StaatSrer5nl.
iung 10 ge1nSert perScn, hoB g,nn'.
,ipolbonos lteuerirei limo, oa nieie
FONT unperfa,iilid) iiub uno bic Stae.
te lid aIsoann feline @eIocr oerldla'.
ien tonnten, I'M Die Sddoen lrieoer
ous5lbeiieru. lie gutoeSregiernilJ
ioIle cine SdIite Der Soften traJen
uno Staat. eountp, Staot uno
Brunbbeiiter Su gleihen Sheiien bic
anoere Sdlite, alio le ein aftel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03
QofQl 8eridt.
frl. q. nben's Sencfi3.
lie lesie genefB.gOriteanns, bel
weld,er bic reisenoe Gperette
rIis 2anSitreidcr" Sur
anffnbrnng fommt.

Dor Der groffnuns bIr piesidhrissn
Sutton oes beutitsu 5hsaters bat Die
Rohriht. bab 5rl. anni GcIIini Sens
ben. psIfr benz esutihen Sbeaters
pubIifum ols erits .Guiii9e Mittip."
unpergeblih etbIitbeH III. pieoer en-
oaairt ippretn III, au9eneine Jrtibe
unb grobe 9snugthuuns p.ruriaHi.
oa betnnntIih bos Wtinaerer Gdrtner
sbeotsr Die bsliebts uro tiittise Gan
germ Cincinnati oetpiHermaben p.g'
seihnoppt botte. ,3tpeI Sabre ober am
9driner gheatst ssIpirtt gu taben.
tcnnt. Der aiini.l.rin fur bos Gineins
natter QubIitum nur ais bic bette
Gmpf.bIunc oienr unb in osr 9hat
ipurbs basfeIbs ou5 niht tnti6uih..
Die gorsiig,. rsIbe ftou in e.r e..
ittn Sdfion on Der Giinfilfrin btpuns
bert purbtn. b.; lie p1hrenb eitier
hurh ibre ssffults, onssnebm. Stims
me, t.mptrdm,ntnoGes SpisI uEh
Surh ibrs tiiriiIeriih anmuibise ers
f6einuud nur noh eeittistrt. 8eid.is
ben, ipis INNER, bat iie nit ibrer gss
nsfisDoritsIIuns bis CUR Issien asipors
tet uno bot ijh sfne an meiooioisn
gummsrn r,its Spers.is. bsrsn 5anbs
luno pol luftieer llsbsirof6ung n
unb iibsrmiitbiger Situaiionsn lift. bsrs
nusssfuht. n0mIih .Iis annbiiras
der" bon artru uno Qinbau. su fp.Is
DIR ,tin onhtru ala 6. W. 3istrsr
bi. Ruiit esitritbsn bal. 9uf isoeR
5al perpisnt oie aiiniil.rin. ne de.
oblpoH iis aIs srits S6nserin snaas
airt mar. in jeber portis, oh arob oosr
Helm, itsts ihr Gsiiss cab nnb ib.e
Wouen in jsbsr ge3ietuna torrett unb
aeipiiienbaf. burhfiitr.s, belle Irtra
,ennuna fir ibre iiiht q n 2eiIiunssn
aud pahrsno bisier SoiIon. g9snn
oesta!b bsuts con Ten osrnienjipolien
unb bsIisttsn Uiiisiieb:rn unisrss
Teutiten Sbeoiersenismbies eeIpros
den ,pirb. 10 carf Der Nams Der r.
ebrten gensfisi1niin bes tommenbtn
Sonntass nitt perssH.n nertsn. Do
fih 5rl. golIini ipdbrenb ibrtr 3lp l.
ten Soiion am biefisen 5b.aisr nieis
neue Jreunoe ~ Dfrfteifsn aspub:
BAT. 10 fplIi.n oisie il4sr nidi rtrfsbs
len. ibr ais lssttr 8entfisinni,n otr
Snifon elmer Ghrtnateno i'm poIliisn
Sinns bss Wortss su bertitsn. ram I
lie nur bic nng.nebmlten Grinn.runs
aen on GintiHnati unb fem Teuifts
thum nit in bic off. 5eimd.b suriits
rimmt. 9srbignt bat fe % IN Der
ata., uno ibys reibenb, parte n1ns
iisn Gonntag oerbieni a EN- reft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03
Naie,0nM.

Jn bem sirsitsn Spisle Der .Reos
nit ben .GoIpnsis" in Qouispille, ap.,
oemoniirirtsR unisre rssaIdrtn .Reus
nsr" ibrs Stdrte am Bat unb eeipous
n.n oas Spiel mid 5pansig 2dufsn gss
gen 9 Der Gssner. Die Nomborbisrs
WcJntire uno 5uges unb bic Sanger
Glarie unb SsDeroib beoienitn uni<r
GeifuB. 5in,er mar Der 6elb am
Bot NIT einsm sEtibufissn unh .insm
6eimlouf 1r.ff<r. 8effer. 6pblis
ben. Marians, Ggan uns Gran. mlds
ten jsbsr msbrsrs ms5rtafise 1rsffer.
9int.r, Cyan unb 6obliben fiherien
i'm Wsrein bier DDpptlipiei., b. 3.
II: moHairirten s Der Qouispilsr 90.
ienldufer
Die Rebs psrblsiben Bis Gamfiog
Wcrssn in QouispiQe. ipnnn re mad
Qerington. ap.. nterfiebein unb fit
bort i'm Rampf. nit bem 5ft!iHsn
Rlub In ll.bung Su srbdlitn fuhen
perben, Big Rsolonb sgislb fiir ibren
Gmpfang In Hereitf@uH IL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03
nati. 8. - Sobn parifb, q, unb
Sba Grant, 1s, bsibe BON Gppin5ton,
6 s 10 arb qih t.

V 10 Ut % u l.
Sn gopiheton uno Reipport berrlht
pieoer einmaI Jrsube. Die elsttriide
8eIeuhtuns funttionirt piebsr. I'm
10 llbr 40 Winuten seiiern abeno
ipuroe bic 8eleuhtuns piebsr anses
brsbt, iobob auf Die mebrtdsige nG6ts
Iite JinIternib tpisber bic NIT Greue
ben besriibte Ss[s auf ben Strabsn
fplete.
5erner lit Der 8sfebl tpieberrufen
tporosn, laut tpelhem alle Wirtbiddf<
ten um neun uhr ihrs Jhuren fhlie&
Gen miiHen, unb bic buritise Seelen
tDnnsn nun, fpie iiblit. Biz su nit.
tsrndttiser Stunoe ibrsn Durit itile
len.
- 8runbeiesnthums llebertrdz
eungsn: u. Sane Ssbben an Rutb g.
Radap ,40./ader Qanb on Der Sos
ptnetpn unb 2erington Surnpite, 81.
- Waiter RommiNdr an Den 9. Wdrb
Ban 9erein, Cots go. 174 uno It's
in Der Carl GlIiiton's uno 5anlan's s
unterabthsiIung an Der port Inenue,
$1,000. - Derislbe an Grelpn 9.
Qlbdms, Qpt go. % noer gbas. g.
Wins rlnterdbtbeiluna on Der %. ..
Gde Der Southern Npe. unb 9eoree
Strabe, $2100. - 5reo. Semlsr On
Robert 6. gropn, Got on Der Sols
man Strdb<, iiblih Der IA. Ctr. -
Soa $. Walton on Wtarp 8alipan.
Got on Der 9antlid H., nOrblih Der
IL. Strabs, 81. - IA 8. Walton
an Warp 9dGipan unb gora y.
aearnsp, Got an Der 9autlid StraBe,
nabe Der II. Str, 81.
- Die bramatiIts untsrbdltung,
bic teute qbenb i'm gopinotonsr Gue
oitprium gu mgeiten Der ct. antonis
us airh. in 9eGouriep itattflnbsn
iplIte, iit beg 5ohpai'ers pesen aut
Rpntus, z. 4pril' psrihObsu DOrosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03

Die rislen 9onner oieisr MobItbis
iigieitsanitali unb bic gisbha6er aes
eieeener Wuiit fctpie Iouuiser @ors
trcee ieisu hermit absrmnls auis
merriam gsnoht auf bic muiitaliits
bramdtiids abenountsrbaliuns. ipsls
dc bic fir bas Deutite 0intoniiItns
aran.enbaus 10 iebr intsreNirtsn
iuneer 2sute Der pbiIippus Gemeinoe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03

- Utaiter aommiiiGr alstrIor
psr.oufte i'm 5aIs ppn Willtam quls
linoer oesen Ulatbie W. Slp Gaenz
thum on De: @alnut Strobs in Sels
ltpue an Sennie &. Gru.t'sa rut
1890.
- Warcus Redrbpn srIlrg.s einsn
guuerIaubniSiheln fir en- s!osi'tDt!s
gcs gotfteinsebdube an Der Ut;pIs
Qpenus, stptihen Relfon Tloc: nHe s.
Straf'. aoftenpun.! $1,000.
Sm 2lppsaations9sri6t lpuree
i'm iyons bon 0eore Sbornton ae3en
Sic Bpftoi 5eIearnpb 60. oas urtfeI
oss arsisseridts, bag auf $675 lautst,
sutgsbeiben.
= Sn Der Sisuns res 5istaI e.
rthts in 4lsranorid ipuroe Or. 5ous
ton aIs gountnihasmsifter Disbers
seipdblt. Sbtpobl infolse Der 5o6fluth
piele Der aanoftraben iih in sinem
mtierobIen 3uitdnos bef,uosn tperoeu.
tonnen teirs grobsn 9srbeHerunaen
pproenommen ,perosn. De gounina
itsuern miiiisn srit erboten psrssn.
Die Strsde Garter 2anes, Die Die
aIsranbria gite nit ben S.;gbldnos
oerbfnbst, iou reparirt tperoen.
Der itdbtiihe 9eTunobs,isra.h
bel. geftsrn unter bem 8oriik, tss
i5szMapors Gimer cine rittiss
9eriammlung ab, an Der Gr. Sobb,
9eiunbbeitsbsamtsr unb 81. 4srsis:
gropn, StIns, gonar, gb. Rsns,
5rnnt Wabsr. $. WoQ uno S!abts
hsmiter 2ouis Rpbinion tbsiInnbmsn
uno in Der Die Rsinisungsarbetten unb
ianitdrsn 9orii6tsmdbressln beipros
den tpurben. Die garbs etc. fol n
bon ben eisentbiimerH esreinist unb
Der StmuB in Qbfaatonnen uni.rgsz
braht iperoen, bamit tr bon Der
S.ant sntfsrnt iperben tonne. Die
Straben perben pom syeuerrepartes
ment nit S6ldufen ssreiniet tperbsn.
lie Dffentlihen 9eb1uoe. in bsnen
Rotbletoenos untergsbraht finb, iois
len iofort ausssrdu6srt tpsrb.n. TO-
bolo bic Jamilisn pieFtlben pGriaFsn
babsn. - Die geI6tnts Iaufsn Iars>
lam Elm unb BAT iit 8isssMapor gis
m.r an Rnpor Guinbp ban TaptOn,
fopie aapt. 6. 6. 6anion, Guars
tiermsiiter beg Nrmss Rslief sorps,
um Silfe seiponbt uno rerben 8
bsnsmittel uno aIstper perIonst. aapt.
6anfon sptrb bem Wunife nahtpm.
men. usber 200 8alIonen b.ib.r,
trGftiger Supps ptrbsn ideI:6 i'm
StoDtssfdngnib pertbsilt. - Staats-
8enfrals 4biutont ). Z. Gnis BON
Brantfort mahte seItern in sinem Utos
torboot ein. Gabrt bur6 Die lxrs
ifapsmmten TItriite unb ntrb BEN
0ouDsrneur greorn Beriht erfctt.n,
Son California, Campbell Co., tom
qeftern ein 5ilfessIud an ben COMM
rihter 5atptins unb Durbe iofort Elm
auto Irud NIT 2.bensmit.etn etc. psre
iehen, ben bic Wiebemdnn 8rauerei
ite1ts. mad Der Grtihaft atsdaHbt.
20 Witelisbir Ter uniformirten &. Of
y. leiiteten patrouillsbienit I'm SNe
enbe Der Stabt. - Sn Silper 0rfpe
unb Wslbourns itsben bi. msiften
6duier Der anaeitsIten Der 6. &c ..
Giienbobn unter Wafer uno beIduft
lid Der Shaben in ben Ueafhinene
bGnisrn, elettrfhsn 4nloaen etc. ouf
1duienhe. usber 400 Mdsoonlabuna
gen &oblen finb bonn MaFer beOedt.
JSanea.Wersta ber et. prst. ct. JsAaMasS.
0eMeiubs, Nfppsrt.
Den Witelisbern snr 9ianriGt, bas gbmeffcr
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tss Ssrrn gaiior 9r. Dorm am
beutiaeu Abeno I'M gmern sluol.
icrium an Der WaInut unb aonul
S.rub. nerannal,eu polIsn. Wie mir
loren, tpsrheu unttr ben Wlittpirtens
hea audi Der bttannte uuo gefsie,le
GIrtsn 9irtuoie Serr Robsmann.
tirs tsr b.rorragsneen Giisber bes
,iitmlitit bstnnuten Snmpboni,s Or
ttiters, pie ouh 5rdu!sin Ul. q.
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Jsaseu.UerstR ber 80. bret ct. 5shaMasS.
Uemsiubs, Nsppsrt.
DEN WsitoIiebern sur Racbridt bas EtDsueffrr
GaroIine Enerer geftorbeu it, Eae Qeicbenbs.
qdnguts ffflbet an Sreitoe Ra9mittag I'm q
ubr bon Der ct SobdnHeSs sairdbe aus ftctt, uuo
ftnb BITE Sdipeftern erfu6t. f6 se6t 5abIreid
su betbeilieen.
Grnu GIifabetb Irefte, 4rdf.
HsGu Ola q 8 ! n, Esir. lR
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eeSsssasites fssass ID ~ ~ 1eees.
1er Npsikxifr kir1 has alSih tar6@syftes,sn.
nesU 49, EtutD<nt tsrtshu ssooNossasn ~
pcM Nrdeu. ot4Aoeal hfusn1fn eosr eeyln< <ke11s
.sn esSessesteea = 9 ~ - 4aeea = snk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03

Torn. bic albeikbie Sdnserin unb
5rtier bes iiberaus thdiigen pbilips
per paltors 9r. Dorm, su finben isin.
aud, Sis lonitigsn Vummern beg reif)s
acknowledgements IaHen aufpirilih
66rensnsrihes f6lisben. Jarum piro
rnmanb, Der Elm ebles bsr3 unb einen
Ginn fir ipirtlit MobIinuterbes bat,
tsrsusn, am 4benb bes 3. 4pril ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-03

-Oen ndi&e9tsn 3ioenner srieuat
nan Sosaa. sab g ~ si9t najAt-
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gortr1gen i'm GIn<rp Mubitorinm ees
lruiHt ~ buten. Gr uirb stpaS firS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-01
INTERESTING MEETING


The w. c. T. II. held an interesting
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Alice Shear, on Bayou
Texar. Among other important mat
tiers was a reading of a letter from
Hon. Emmett Wilson, representative
from this district in Washington, to
whom a petition had recently been
sent by members of the W. c. T. u,
requesting his influence for equal suf-
frage.
AT a recent meeting of the w. c. T.
u. a letter was received from head =
quarters, from the Anti-Narcotic Sup
erintendent, asking that each member
of the w. c. T. U. write a letter to
the editors of twelve of the leading
magazines, giving their opinion Of
some story appearing in each periodi-
cal and having smoking hero"
pointing out the reasons why the story
was enjoyed and that the fact that
the hero smoked in nowise added
to the story, but rather detracted from
1T
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-01
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN'S
CLUB ENTERTAINED.

The Young Married Womans club
was delightfully."- entertained on We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs. Sam Kahn,
guests Of the club being Mrs Morris
Bear and her sister. Miss Irma Rose
nau of New York City, Mrs. Leopold
Mayer and her mother, Mrs. Boden-
heimer of Atlanta. Mrs. Friedman of
ST. Louis, Mrs. Monroe j. Elkan's
mother, and Mrs. H. J. Greenhut and
guests, Mrs. Weyl of Louisville.
The first prize was won by Mrs.
Monroe Elxan, and the consolation by
Mrs. Gahe Hirsch. Mrs. Morris Bear
won the guest prize.
AT the next meeting of the club.
Mrs. Jake Bear will entertain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-01
WELL KNOWN
IN PENSACOLA
BROTHER-IN-LAW OF w. S. KEY
SER GETS LUCRATIVE APPOINT
MENT IN ENGLAND-HAS FIRE.
QUENTLY VISITED HERE.

The article below is from the April
14th issue of the Daily Mail published
in Manchester, England.
Peter w. Atl5in, the gentleman men
toned in this article, has large num-
Der of friends in Pensacola who will
rejoice in his deserved good fortune,
as this is an appointment for life.
Mr. Atl1in is a brother in law of w
5. Keyser, whom he has frequently
visited here in Pensa cola. The Daily
Mail says:
Northern Legal Changes.
The chancellor OF the duchy of Ian
caster has transferred his Honor Judge
Sturges K. c., from the county court
judgeship of Preston to the county
court judgeship OF Oldham, vacant by
the death of the late Judge Bradbury
and has appointed Mr. A. Spencer
Hcr~ to the county court judgeship Of
Preston, previously held by his Honor
Judge Sturges.
The chancellor of the duchy Of Lam
caster has appointed Mr.. Peter Wilson
Atlzin, of Liverpool, to be stiDendia"y
justice for the borough Of Stafford in
the place of Mr.. Adam Spencer Hogg.
The son of Mr.. George Atktn, a we'll
known Liverpool merchant, who took
prominent part in Birkenhead public
life, Mr.. Peter Wilson Atl<in is not
only a prominent barrister but has
also become known for his efforts for
the good of the community.
Educated at the royal institution,
Liverpool, and Mill Hill school, near
London, he graduated NJ. A. L. /. NJ,
at Cambridge. While at the univer-
sity he rowed on three occasions in
the annual boat race against Oxford.
Called to the bar in 1882, he joined
the northern circuit and attended the
sessions at Carlisle. For some years
Mr.. Atkin has had an extensive prac-
tice in Liverpool, and is deputy re-
corder for the city. He has also found
time to interest himself in philan-
thropic movements.
In politics Mr. Atllin is a staunch
liberal. and twenty years ago he I'M
successfully fought the Everton diVis-
ion of Liverpool for that party
AS deputy recorder of Liverpool and
so a member of the Birkenhead bench
MT. Atkin has shown himself possessed
of the judicial mind. He is very palms.
taking, and no trouble is too great in
order that the correct verdict may be
obtained. He is very much interested
in societies for the benefit and welfare
of boys. He was one of the first
magistrates to sit in the Birkenhead
juvenile court. and has done much to
reclaim young cuIprits who have
broken the law The Atkin family
have been well known in the Birken-
head district of Cheshire for a large
number of years. They have always
been staunch radicals, and Mr.. Atkins
mother took a prominent part in the
work of the Birkenhead Women's Lib
eral Association.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-01
NOVEL MASSAGE CREAM
Perfect Skin Food That Removes
Wrinkles and Clears Complexion.

The most delicate skin will quickly
respond to the soothing and tonic eff
fects of Hokara and when this pure
skin cream is used, pimples are soon a
thing of the past.
AS massage cream or after shaving
it is unequaled, removing all irrita-
tons. and making the skin soft and
ve.vety.
Apply a little to the hands or face
after washing and surprise yourself
with the dead skin that comes off.
Hokara is the only antiseptic mas
sage cream, and pimples, eczema and
all skin blemishes soon disappear when
it is used.
Although far superior TO the ordi-
nary massage creams and sold on a
guarantee of best you ever used or
money back yet the price is a trifle,
only 25c for a liberal jar; larger size
soc.
Sold on a guarantee by The Crystal
Pharmacy. (Ady)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-01
MRS. FISHERS COURTESY
TO HER GUEST, MRS. MASON,

One of the charming parties of the
Spring season was that at which Mrs.
William Fisher, Jr., entertained yes
terday afternoon at her beautiful bay
shore home for her guest, Mrs. Will
liam Mason of Washington, D. G.
Tables were placed on the wide We
randas overlooking the water as well
as in the spacious drawingrooms, ten
tables of bridge and one of hearts at
play. The rooms were very lovely in
foliage plants and cut flowers. a pro-
fusion of sweet peas poppies and
roses being used After the games a
dainty two course luncheon was
served.
At bridge Mrs. r. NJ. Turner made
high score, the award being a silver
picture frame, and at hearts high
score was made by Mrs. c. w. La
mar, a beautiful veil pin. The conso
lation was a pretty celluloid clock,
won by Miss Daisy Hyer, and Mrs.
Mason received as guest prize a
friendship circle pin, set with pearls.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-01
LITTLE QUEEN
OF THE MAY.

IF you're waking, call me early, call
me early mother dear.
For tomorrown be the happiest time
of the glad, new year.
OF all the glad new year mother, the
maddest, merriest day,
For I'm to be queen of the May.
mother, Pm to be Queen of the
May
Each year at the annual Veteran
Fireman's picnic, a May Queen is
chosen to share honors with them and
for one long. sweet summer day this
little maid reigns right royalty and is
the envy and admiration of her
friends
On Friday the May day celebration
of the veteran fremen will take pace
and Miss Cecil Stearns, the small
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Stearns
and a granddaughter of the late John
Webb, harbor master in Pensacola for
twelve years, has been chosen as May
Queen.
This pretty little maiden will be
crowned at the city hall by Mayor
Frank Rely. and will be dantily
gowned as BELTS one who has been so
honored. She will be dressed all in
white, her crown will be of a wreath
of valley lilies, and she will be seated
in state under an umbrella covered
entirely with white roses Her golden
sceptre will be tied with long, white
satin ribbons.
The little maids to the May Queen
will be Cassie Crawson and Berna-
dette Soderlind, who viii also be
daintiIy gowned.
A large and commodious pavilion
has been erected at Kupfrian's park,
in readiness for the May Day celebra-
ton, and it is planned by the manage
ment to make the celebration one of
the happiest that has ever featured
the anniversary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-05-01
Bloom of Youth
Now Easily Attained.
(From Popular scfence1


You no longer need to doctor that
sallow, freckled, blackheaded. rough
biotchy pimply or over-red skin You
can remove it. instead-easiIy PAINLESS
~, inexpen sively. BY new scientific
process. which anyone can use without
assistance, the dead and near-dead sur
face skin, with all its imperfections, is
gently, gradually absorbed-and a "a
dIantly youthful and beautiful COM
pleX1On comes forth Go to your drug
glst, get an ounce of pure mercolized
wax; at night apply enough of this to
completely cover the face; don't rub it
IN. Next morning remove the wax with
warm water. The result after few
days is astonishing. You wonder why
this secret wasn't discovered long ago.
Let the wrinkled folks also take
nope; Put an ounce of powdered saxo-
lite into half pint witch hazel battle
the face in the solution and-sayi
there's nothing that will so effectually
SO promptly. smooth out all those hate
ful lines. You'll find this lotion as we'll
as mercolized wax works equally we'll
on neck and hands. (adv.)