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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-11


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HELP WANTED-AGENTS

WANTED - SOLICITORS FOR
WEEKLY PAPER. EXTRA
BIG MONEY MADE BY HUST-
IERS. DON'T CALL UNLESS
YOU MEAN BUSINESS, CALL
AT WORLD OFFICE AND ASK
FOR IL. U. HOLMES.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

| FURNISHED ROOMS
nom VryT
,-.-------- Wv Mo :
E.-A .! n"', GOV. .lo L"'i lD''u.
/ FOR ktNl 9lun,ns rooms Phone 4l3i.
. TuR SALE .EIr.trrr tuf N,rh ,4ip
'ttI.r. .u..,I r..... ~. ...... ...L...l. NM
iuR KEN ho"ws fl.'U peg week D. h'"'
iOk KEN Single room. 'ul suulH
hnu,der
I tok REM Irst class sleeping 52J South
lnglnhu
West First
| NOR RENI,. .FurnI-Ird lpcrIu, room 500
South Chcyrnr
ron RF\T -yc,--, -l,r--.1,J rocm Ia your-
ha. pburo VIA
49,. ;.,--.-',- ------., ..,-
ronJ rb,n" i.9 '.Si' ''''''
FOR kENl Room for light houseSrrpHE
--2 W --s ) WV, Wy
iuR KEN I, ront rooms modern newly
FURNISHED. Fhone l4h0
SCUM llchNtl lhuur 4uIu
rOR RENT-Iwo frout rooms Ion Light house.
krepmg 100 south leuoii
fOR RENT Two or three light housrhrpp.
INK rooms. 4i6 HAST Fourth
NICE larFc housekeeping room modern. t25
South Ewu,d Phone 1901
,-,17, il-1-I, r-..-----.... .-...,--- .-
Sleeping rooms Phone l355
--,---,-,-,--,-
'Vh htNt @ 'FF@Ie, two ou or ,nl,y "o"''"''i.
;-,,,. ,,,-,.,. -, ..-.- .-.,
lVh NtN Nl'''f IN'h.'u'" room
SCUM ho1latL- lhoHe 'l'' Il.
FOR RENT hight room modern house
n.ctly acyoIaitd. ih1ne l'0b
FOR RENT Large south rooms. ros. n.
board Z desired faong 4os-
rOH RTNV CIr9r ,I,r.i..- rpn... modem.
dose tr seI North Dnrrmo
onBb,r ao9G 81. s"ul B..ton
lCg- -pl-1--r -----i---7.- --,--.- ...-..- ~
ystc home for t.ut.,mau. Phone s-l
,.-,,.-, ,-,..... ,-..
J iVN htN uI,, "e.t iI.'S"Ga gi s"'
Nm 7.--,--- -..-7
OK hLN H'' iiau.t room s'use 'u a"'
4,sl good 22araihs A2.-,- J. none 1'7
OK itfN I"o hghi 1o4srAr'uu2 rooms
IuoltiL -IoH, lu. ~ 0oHlh D'"Nti-
FOR RENr Corner bedroom: mantle, fIc-
pl.gr. ~ Ne-l siAih. lHgne Io2s d.
IOk RENT Three furnished rooms. S. per
vrc1 tor light housekeeping Phone $40.
FOR RENT Furnished bedrooms with pri-
vate family. close in location Phone 2JA.
T0R REII--I-yo .icc7v f-r0IsIc1 r--t
Housekeeping rooms 524 North Boston.
l-nl, DI-T-.T -l--- H.. -.-,--- --I.---, .-,-I-
VIZ '.Nt HIcr lalte rooms tIoSe' .h s'uh
,auN auN O",' +"I "sH' "'"S'N''p''s' "o"'
ron DEW 49,, ------
T ,'"G l"'H is 'pi,,.'
o.. .,"n "u" O"'A' '"- 4s"' "o"''"''i'"H' ''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-11

FOR TRADE--SiN room l2j.foot frontage,
barn for ten horses; trade COR ranch east
cru Oklahoma. Also five room. lot loOxl4o.
well. 1880; viii take team and make
terms, 600 in diamond and clear fouI.
room house lOO-foot frontage, Oklahoma
town: trade for stock notions Arkansas
So clear. 'rsde for auto sun Realty Co.,
40 Boston Bldg Phone 36i9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-11
REAL ESTATE

hhAl ESTATE
Iron SAIL. 1R mann llu.,... ...ro,,I
I fIrm UI.u. ...u
/
7 "N 0AIl uk lR\I'U l'' hrr.e m N
/ |I0k SAIL. ilywwuw muIrHt SI'.'.
,n.t IrW- ihuue $40
I FOR sAI.F p,.r.lu, r.,i.r.I I.u.,'.a'
II.l south F.Noud RIar Na.
/ l.,p
r.oso In DOM ua,mr.is ph.n, g-.9
! ,...,,
VIZ "' Nh ~ l'l h' ' ''' ''
l''N'". ''IIN. '-I I.''I 9'."NI. .l'l
! FOR SALE Restaurant auI confectionery
/ ggh1'"p Tor sash. owner leaving c''y. lHoNe
''-.
| DO YOU want to my I0tI Amy part ~
! tLr rIty and any h.Ud pf terms n4futIL
| lN3 urpu Hds
/ FOR SALE N,u. g,,.ra.m ,n.I.rn house.
Irutb and Quaker. ,our ouu terms Oar.
IupI. lua urrW Bdg
/ ,,.,,, ...-
VH N'" ,.+l room n"Ds' "I,','
/ nell. lor brow RIur
+ I'h 'ANI ".od l"l, II"m F-.' up '"
'N'N lnIN> I.yh' $40
/ FOR SALE SI25 tur good ur,,.r.um hmtt
"hd '"i 300 NoIhu- distance Edward De-
''''N. -. hI'H Nh''HlNh
/ IlK SAIr Sin r,..,,, t,,.I,rn .u pt,,d
street unr b0a.t from r,r n.r uu ,uur
own term, po.turtIr. I", .i..,
Toi, -s,I.I--,.p r,,,,, ,.....,-..-,,
modern bungalow 200 l-l0 Admiral boulc
wand NI'I take good auto, terms.
|.Or ~AIg ,..t.,... l.,,...,I.,, .....,..ri.
n.r. EarlVooI n,Ib ,.t ...nInIrf, r r,.
,r ttI "u.
...,.,
North Denver or umr sun Realty co.,.
Ats Boston building Phone .NIp
Nom SAFE Nan, C,........ I,.,.,I-,, ,..
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.'''N '" ""' ~. .a.''.' "'
',uI r.''' fI...N "a" ll'- 'I d..
IIAE um Tulsa county nr sale cheap uy
r. Urrt,r .Io 'RoIIY.,n riI, I7honr '4IUt.
I'h NAl.E uood ihlr' room h'u-'. nAIh.
N'I 'iIhl .gDN' from Nam a'trI. wy,
WV. 'NNh ana aI' p'i month. lh'N' Nlu.
Rom SALE I.,.r...d lao ..r.. ,u ..uth.
West south Dakota TIsa .briau prop.
,,'' M f''' pay '''''' '''N'.'' ''' '''' ''''
FOR SALE SNTuuu modern. barn aud
well. ON paving and car uur, near school
So 900. 4AUU NOW uud SI5 per month Phone
~lt
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V, g,I,m M s,lr,S,,, T '"I ,"5 n, i"'I oa1a pnr
lsi ,9''''. 'I' Nor'H '"'! !'""'' "'''
FOR SALE Nice tourroom bungalow WE'LL
east front, corncr looNllo. one bocA of
car uur fenced $1,000. $3.50 cash. balance
easy. Phone olb
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-11
UNFURNISHED ROOMS


p ngsson
tnk ny WI uinfuis.'d Ia"ms Phone
ron RENI lwo large mMm.shcd rooms.
lhonr 12L,.t
nr rooms ,omor Madison Wd Nrrhw
FOR RENT Uommi.U.i. two large room,
.iuh closet and bath husrarrIae Phone
ll2n.
FOR KE,I Two urfIr......I r,un.. ur.l.
cu good vel 1901 South Mann Phone
1861
FOR RENT Two uumm..nea ru.m, with
6ath $40 pcr month oly Narh Chr,.
cooc
D. |fOR REM raur d. f.,.. furnished mod.
tru runs. VIII maI. ..rm r.ui o., rIEhf
Wrp company the object call ,.l West
! tL.-n.
FOR krNr Two unmm..h.d ruum,. mod
rh. Mi9 p.Noir 'ftt ""t uarn
Ii'.,' E.,u SOU ""''. "l .'." """I. -I'
. SoL1 "a'hil".
1fOT-CpS EAp DEArT
IO'hl-p Wv Nh.'A
T0R RFNT E,bt.ro modern. .1.u... .ygr.
close i'm Blair Bros
NON pl.,..I,-
arirr gol Horn, Fr...
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FOR RHNI -Four rooms modern at Jl'
,-,--- u ~ 2,',.. = ',,l--- ..-- --
FOR RENT lourroou modern cottage $40
South Frisco Phone Ial-
T0R RTZ1 Fi,r-roor ,r.l,r- Gou.s- ,a,t
front. and barn Phone s5U
-Op PI5NT t-r-,--.,,. p a09 \,,fI
p.tr1it Sc, IIq Fas brad,
i-y--2-,. ,-,, li2 ..,-
IVh hrNi on' "a5 559 H., .5I ''''''
',.-- 10, ~ -' --
FOR RENT FIvvroom house ana Nrrth
Detroit INQUIRE 430 Norlh Detroit
FOR RENT-F -Fiyc-room house. close in. close
TO car line Can 4O9 South lausNE
~, 7,7-,-I, 49,. .5.I -,-I-
IV& ",.' !,' Wm', '41," Tt .',-a , io-
-,-l 49,, -,--
or SALE New New, iEs room wpa1rI" .. ."1S"
w." .-- --o-.. ---.,- -----
/ FOR RENT Four room cottage not modern;
close in. SIG Phone BOG B. + rctus
1-,l, DL-N7I- I--,. .l ..,,. ...
,us p''' '0""' F-V' "'''' ' %
/ ToR RENT TbTec-Tooo, I-usc- furnished.
rear Of lot rent reasonable 725 West
/ Fourth.
. FOR RFNT- Dcrembrr 4 f,ye room modern
I ltta,.. S,,h Cil,. r,t gs- nav .gg
/ Uo,iJ
T05 -RTY77-Tiv---oo-- r-d--o roo-- with
barn; on Carson desirable Phone
l95o.R
. FOR RENT-New apartments, seven rooms
u, oak finish; beautiful decorating close in.
/ blaLr BIOS.
/ FOR RENT -riyeloom new modern cottage
so4 Nortb FIvood pbonr 5000 r. Il
/ Hotc6kiss
] For REN Nice large modern Once. IRE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-11

TNF muslin gown 5o cents 4lo East
Third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-11

WANTED Man to look after sid, mao. Gal.
Phouu glt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-11

.t...., "a A. r. IA 1-7i ~,
nght oala
Wa Iph' go'l h'lLo'm G'. modem ,, ,o'
ct ICarth Nm som d",' arj ,"or,ii, 'a,
muts viii bay RoA sa. World
/ WANTED d, rrm annraIlrr yo1or man
n,w cutie ly trade. Vii. accept po,ito
"s tm'or 0ai0Hwau "r most any honorahi
WW''ft ti'} '' ''"'' now. "un'eSS l"'
! lOl lNG LADY bookkoeper IN Oklahoma Cit
Wi'.rs i,s.,,'H shLtr'Sn',I ana sgcurai,s
n,nn,..' ,,''ha,. lIIr 'pr1tt
.ccprr 40. II Wcst Meip 0Imlom, City
. .--~~~~~-~~~~~O~~~~-~>~~~>>-~->~-~,-~-~~~~-~
To TRAnE
~ hADH
/ FOR rRApE-Good roomlur house for auto
mobile. Phone III.
/ Trr l,TL CD l.g-,TI- .I-ll--- -,-.
nt - ,n-u
ron rR-1Dr T-r-I-gro IN roomj1c T-1-
--- l--zg,2 -l-1----y l-I-1c 2222.
IQ TRADE oHoaaif interest," 100 l-5 acres
- -I- --1e W TO Dl,-- J. --u-c -o-3-
FOR SAL Best located cafe in the G'ty
-rN," r"' & Sc" i, "a, 94o1' invoice price AuDI'S'
----l ~ ~ W. w.
10 kNpE slN room 'ouaE" near N49sL
o- .'lo', 100. '1i [ iaf" .""d' g. walker
------- I'D I-,..- --.- ~
o IRADL or farm land, new lourroou
wv. mum ~ o-22--.-S 914 ~ .-22-
worth from 500 to $1,000. Vs. T. and
4. hto owen, .ol Drew building, Phone a1
rnp .,Ir nD rp,nr Con-,1.,. -,
vcII drliIinr rio in rord rorditiou See
Walter Allison at ia!r grounds, Tulsa. Phone
4g65.
'r-,--n,ni- 80. - ,,----- ~
~ lN,l'I Iu '. j.. nam. ..,..., ~,
II Np.T '""'1.VI w I'm ~ ""I1
.'''h' 'l0 N'".N ""''' ''lc w.
TO TRADE Fight city lots in Mama. Okla,
Can or write Doctor Pollock, l4ia North
Maln street Sapu.pa, Okla
rop s,,.,. np r.y,np N-.--;-- -, -
-tor bungalow. good VEN. take $500
cash balance muuthly or lots IN any good
addition Phone 80. T. r. Barrett
room i'l T rcsidcare IN Tr.r Condition. iio" barn.
sGIG M'" ;r Hovt" H'TTHblUIu DfN1T| pEnn
Iisg
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FOX lhApL "o residences carthage :
me. one tlsn' room one n,nt room modem house,
mcrrhndise. VIII pa cash difference. Ad,
drc,, j. W DeFord Catoosa
--------------
FOR SALE OR TRADE Tor small farm
five room house with fourroom basement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-11

MILDLY waist apron, 60 cents. 2lJ East
Third
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LOST

ND-Good home for kitten: must be a
Tom Phone Bs0I
The day book., 1914-03-31

boulevard, Swift & Co., and Orlando
Ware, 1710 N. LaSalle street, credit
manager of w. J. Glow Company.
O'Brien by his questions to the
jury so far has intimated that he
might ask the death penalty for the
four sluggers.
At one time it was announced that
Arthur Friedman was going to turn
states evidence, but he apparently
has changed his mind.
The day book., 1914-03-31

justice for the crime. For nearly
two years now the Newspaper Pub
fishers Association has made a
laughing stock of the courts of Cook
county in their efforts to forestall this
trial
The Barretts and Friedman were
the most active Hearst gunmen dur
ing the newspaper strike. For that
reason their cell doors were speedily
opened after the Witt killing.
During the late States Attorney
Wayman's regime practically no eff
fort was made to try the men and
they were allowed to go on with their
mad careers until one night Ed Bar
rett stabbed young Masterson in a
North Side saloon.
That was Eds sad mistake. The
killing of Masterson was a personal
affair in which the Hearst papers
were not involved. So they gave him
the cold shoulder For that crime he
and his younger brother, Henry, were
given indefinite terms in Joliet peni-
tentiary.
But the Witt murder was different.
That was committed while the Bar
retts we're active Hearst sfuggers and
to send them to jail would he to
throw mud at the paper. So two of
the highest priced attorneys in Chi
cago, Former States Attorney John
]. Healy and Edward S. Day, counsel
for the Newspaper Publishers Asso-
citation, are in court defending the
three from the charge of murder.
O'Brien announced that he would
order an investigation into the disap-
pearance of the four witnesses and
some interesting exposures may be
expected.
Four jurors have been chosen to
try the case so far. The Newspaper
Publishers Association have been
in keeping off the jury any
one who expresses an admiration for |
union labor. e.,
The four jurors are: B. ]. Regnan, |
The day book., 1914-03-31

has changed his mind.
-O-O
THE HOME RULE SITUATION
London, March 31.-The second
reading of the home rule bill was
taken up in the House of Commons
today. The unexpected action of
Premier Asquith in resigning from
the Commons and grave aspects at
tending passage of the measure at
tracted the greatest interest in the
expected debate. Crowds thronged
the galleries. Sir Edward Grey as
sumed the leadership of the Liberals
in the absence Of the premier.
Temporarily, at least, Premier AS
quith arrested the danger of the dis
solution of his cabinet.
An aggressive campaign looking
toward the Strengthening out of af-
fairs in the army, is expected to be
conducted by Asquith in his new post
as war secretary, assumed with the
resignation of Col. j. E. B. Seely, and
the Laborites, Nationalists and Lib
erals, constituting the coalition ma
iority, are confident of complete vic
tory over the Unionists and Conser-
vatives.
Hopkins Ito his wife)-You might
tell Susan that this steak isn't done
enough. Mrs. Hopkins-You are
three girls behind, Charles. This ones
name is Belinda!
-O-O-
FLUSHES
He sat and played amid the crush
CExcuse this tear-and-sob taleD
Upon his cheek hectic flush,
And in his hand a bobtail-Judge.
.,-O-O--
There are mighty few sign posts on
the road to success.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-13
Makes Stubborn Coughs
Vanish in a Hurry
Surprisingly Good Cough Syrup
Easily and ChcaPly
Made mt Home

If some one in your family has an OBJ.
stinate cough or bad throat or chest
cold that has been hanging on and refuses
to yield to treatment, get from any drug
store 21a ounces of Pinex and make it
into pint of cough syrup, and watch
that cough vanish.
Pour the 212 ounces of Pinex $50
cents worth into a pint bottle and fill
the bottle with plain granulated sugar
syrup. The total cost is about 81 cents,
and gives you a full pint-a family
supply-of a most effective remedy, at a
saving of So. A days use will usually
overcome hard cough. Easily prepared
in 5 minutes-full directions with Pinex.
Keeps perfectly and has pleasant taste.
Children like it.
It's really remarkable how promptly
and easily it loosens the dry, hoarse or
tight cough and heals the infiamed mem
branes in a painful cough. 1t also stops
the formation of phlegm in the throat
and bronchial tubes, thus ending the per-
sistent loose cough. A splendid remedy
for bronchitis, winter coughs, bronchial
asthma and whooping cough
Pinex is special and highly concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway. pine
extract, rich in guaiacol, which is so
healing to the membranes. ~
Avoid disappointment BY asking. your
druggist for 'Z72 ounces of PineN, and
do not accept anything else. A guarantee
of absolute satisfaction goes with this
preparation or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 4zaa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-13
How to Danish
Wrinkles Quickly

If the average woman only knew it, it
is not at all difficult to preserve the
youthful contour and velvety smoothness
of complexion. Every woman hates to see
her face wrinkled or baggy, and prac-
tfcaliy everyone has experimental with
some sort of patent remedy in the effort
either to remove such condition or ward
it off.
AS matter of fact, the most effective
remedy in the world is one that any
woman can easily make up herself at
one ounce of pure powdered saxolite.
which she can purchase at any drug
store, and dissolve it TX a half pint of
witch hazel. Apply this harmless and re-
freshing solution to the face every day.
The results surprising and instan-
taneous. Even after the very first ap-
plication a marked improvement is ap-
parent The wrinkles are less in evi-
dence and the face has a comfortable,
SNUG feeling of firmness that is most
delightful. (adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-13
NOTES FOR THE
BROWNING CLUB,

A Dolls House by Ibsen-Act One.
1. The opening of the play reveals
what relation between Helmer and
Nora?
2. Explain Morals facility at Icing.
Does she gain anything by her lies,
or maintain an atmosphere?
81 Is she really a spendthrift? She
holds what secret? Why?
a. After having rebuked Nora, why
does Tofvald Immediately give her
money? Why does she prefer it to
Christmas present?
5. Torvald gives his idea of hered-
ity. Is Nora alarmed?
6. Christians abregation of self and
devotion to others brought what result
in her life? Had she violated a prin-
ciple in the act?
Z Explain Morals exaItation of
spirits.
8. Why does she always have to
put her husband in a good humOr
before she asks a favor of him?
8. Why doesn't she tell Christina
where she borrowed the money?
10. Why did Nora never confess"
to her husband? Does her statement
of the reason give the key to her hus-
bands charac ter, and hence to their
relationship?
II. What curious subjective vision
does Nora have of a rich old man
She kept what reserve and why?
She made what sacrifice to repay the
money?
II. Nora and Rank give what es-
innate Of Keogstad?
IS. Why did Keogstad's visit make
Nora feel like swearing? What did
ne learn in his interview with Hell
mer? He asked Nora what favor?
What alternative did he offer?
IA. Nora makes what admission?
Why does she state her difficult posi-
ton?
Is. What threat did Krogstad make ?
It's effect on Nora?
Is. Was Nora really interested in
the fancy ball? If not what was her
motive in preparing so carefully for
it? How does she learn Of the signifi-
canoe of forgery?
IT. What idea does Torva1d hold Of
the deterioration of character through
concealment, Icing and shame?
IS. Nora sees herself in a new light;
what fear does she entertain for her
children?
Act One only will be discussed at
the first meeting. Miss Wilmer Hay
ward, leader.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-13
wAeNER-kEssLER WEDDING

PLANS.
Very cordial interest is centered in
the marriage of Mr.. William Henry
Wagner, of Alpena, Michigan, and Miss
Mildred Kessler. Of Pensacola, which
will be beautifully solemnized at Z
O'Clock on WedneTday evening, Oc-
tober IA, at the home of the brides
brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. C. Kessler on South Perry street,
in Montgomery.
Miss Kessler will have her sister,
Mrs. Frank Lee Bushong, of Charles
town, w. Pa, as her matron of honor,
and Miss Rosa1ie Lindsay, Montgom-
cry, as bridesmaid. Four little boys.
Master Lee Bushong, Master Berrett
Kessler, Master Bonneau Murray and
Master John Kessler, will act as ribbon
bearers, and little Lottie Eitzen will
be flower girl.
Mr. Wagner will be attended by Mr..
Cad Jones of Pensa cola, as best man.
The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. Eugene Pendleton. pastor of the
First Baptist church, Of Pensacola.
A reception win be held after -he
ceremony, and later in the evening Mr.
Wagner and his bride will leave for
wedding trip before going to Michigan
to make their home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-13
TO SPEND WINTER IN
PENSAC0I

Mrs. Kate O'Bannon will leave today
for New Orleans to meet a sister, who
comes direct from Scotland to spend
the winter in this country, and who
will be the guest Of Mrs. O'Bannon,
who is spending the season in Pensa-
cola. Mrs. O'Bannon is very pleas
antly located in the residence formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Rix NJ.
Robinson. She will be Joined shortly
by her daughter, Mrs Peavy, of st.
Louis, so pleasantly remembered in
Pensacola. where she made many
friends on previous visits and whose
delightful voice added so much to
musical circles
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-13
THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB TO
MEET WITH MRS. BEAR.

The Shakespeare Club will meet with
Mrs. Morris Bear. Thursday, October
%, with Mrs. J. E. Taylor leading in
the discussion of the first act of Othel-
10. Othello and Twelfth Night will be
studied this winter, the club member
ship comprising the following we'll
known women Mrs. Morris Bear, Mrs
J. E. Taylor, Mrs. John S. Beard, Mrs.
Fred Roege, Mrs Victor F. Ballroom,
Mrs. Horace Simpson, Mrs. F. D.
Tracy, Mrs. John Pace, Mrs. Walker
Anderson, Miss. Margaret Mcintyre,
Mrs E. e. Saunders, Miss Mabel Green,
Miss Hilma Green.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-13
Boon to Woman-kind
A PRAYER FOR PEACE.


Let every sacred fame
Call it's sad votaries to the shrine of
God,
And, with the cIoister and the tented
sod,
Join in one solemn strain!
He who, till time shall cease,
Will watch that earth where once, not
all in vain,
He died to give us peace, may 1ot dis
dain
A prayer whose theme is-peace!
Peace in the quiet dales,
Made rankly fertile by the blood Of
Peace in the woodland and the lonely
glen;
Peace in the peopled Wales!
Peace in the whirring marts;
Peace where the scholar thinks, The
hunter roams;
Peace, God of Peace! peace, in all
our homes,
And peace in all our hearts!
Henry Timrod.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-13
TO ATTEND WAeNER-kEssLER
wEnRTNH

Mrs. Gus Eitzen and little daughter,
Lottie, will leave today for Montgom-
cry to attend the wedding of Miss
Mildred Kessler and Mr.. William H.
Wagner.
Little Lottie will act as Miss Kess-
ler's flower girl at this home wedding,
which will unite two former Pensa-
colians, whose marriage IS of interest
to a wide circle of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Craig, and
Mrs. Marie Covington, Mr.. Cad Jones,
and Rev. Eugene r. Pend1eton, are
among the Pensacolians who will at
tend the wedding.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-13
PROGRESS cLUG INACCURACIES
SEASONS ENTERTAINING.

The Progress Club will open the sea-
son at the club on Wednesday evening,
entertaining with a card party to be
followed by an informal dance
The Wednesday evening functions
given by the Progress Club have come
to be one of the seasons most delight
full modes of entertaining, the groups
about the euchre and bridge tables
and the dancers in the ball room al
ways making the evenings bright
events in the seasons social calen-
dar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-13
DR.. CHAS. r. MITCHELL
IS EOFA F7IL FEY SILTNN.
Masonic Temple. Hours 9-12 and 2-5.
Phone 1880.

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uent OF all suE-acute and chronic dis
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iousness, Bronchitis. Constipa ton.
Cramps, Coughs, ODDS, Dyspepsia, Eye
and Ear Disorders, Diseases of Women.
headache, Insomnia, Kidney and Liver
troubles. Lumbago Nervousness. Neu-
ralgia, Neuritis, Paralysis. piles, Rheu-
matism, Stomach Diseases, Scia tfca.
Spinal Curvature. Stim Neck, Stiff Joints.
etc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-13
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