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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-16

Iungen i6r poIes 9ertrouen in 8ils
ions @ntIdeibung ausfpraden, Die
meiiten Der 8riefe ertldren fi9 fir
elm energiides Qluftreten; Tait uIle
aber rieten 5u elmer frisbIi9en Bel
Iegung.
2Ius alien Seifen 6ts 9anbes iper.
ben bic 2lniidten Der 9eamten unb
berer, Die foI6e nerben mD6ten,
no9 Der 9ouptitaot teIegrnpbiert,
notiirIi9 nur Inn einen Druid auf
bic GntI9eiOungen Oss &obinetts
aus5uiiben. W}on 1T in Der 2(usz
nobl febr ooriihtig unb bolt nur
bic 2(nii6ten BON Geuten Elm, bpn
0enen man beitimmt peib, bob Iie
no9 Der 2onboner Pfeife ton=
3en. Giner bOn bieien lift Sbeobore
Roofebelt, Der ijd Dor bem 9eri4t
in Sbrocltie nod INNER nit bem
republitdniiden nNob" Barnes bon
getp gort herumfdiagt. Der n30rs
mel" bat natiirIih aud gemertt, BOP
Die oIgemeine Stimmtng beutIbs
fetnbIid 1T, uno Der oIte Polititer
bate ni6ts eitigere8 gu tun, oIs
bieIe 6timmung ous3unuBen.R oofe-
belt 1T ni6t fir Rrieg nit 0eutIds
Ionb, aber iein 9anoel iOIIte ton<
fis3iert ano bas 8eutI6e Reih
gdn3Iif ignoriert tpe' peu. 9fnh 2ous
bpn pin16t bic @trni8tung bes
beutf9en 6onbels. 9}nn febt, aus
tpeI4er at6ting Der MinO blait.
Die 8riten 9oben in RopfeDelt pies
berum einsn guten 9austnedt ges
funben.
GrprGfibent 9oft. Der Fd geitern
in pbilnbsIp6ia beian0. polIte iib
tIugerlpeiIe ii6er Die 2tngelegenbeit
nidt oustoFen, ionbern ertldrte nur,
boB er boles @ertrauen in bic 6ds
biqfeit NilIons babe, bic ri4tige
GntTdeibung gu treffen.
gbicogo, 12. glai s5otOb 81.
0idinIOn, Der unter 9rdFOsnt 3aft
8riegsIetretdr par, bat ii4 in iei-
nsr erIten 2ufregung iiber ben I'm
tergang Der y9uftania" 70 melt
psrgeiien, oaB er 9efern bier bic
foIgenbe Grfldrung ob8ab, bic ui4t
ollsin boIlitdnbig unls 3ii4 III, fon'
bern audi Bon sinem Foit fonatiI6sn
Sob gegen Qeutidlonb 8eu9t.
sd boIts,1 70 iagt 9idinIOn
n0rtIi6, bic D}ogIitteiten Der GER
ft0rung bes Qs6sns oon 2lmeritns
nern an 9oro pes o2uIitania" fir
bic Ration fix Oiel beOeutun9sooler
unb Folgenihiperer. nIs Die, bic un.
fer glrgertrieg nit ii6 bra6te.
Der gtusgong Der qegenlDdrti9en
Gage mag uns in elm 9orgeben bers
tpideln, i'm gergIei6. nit bem bic
MGgii9teiten BEG 8iirgertrieges 70.
nett unferer Ration in 8etro5t
fommt, ouf tsinen san bsrglt6sn
fperhen f0Hnen.
.Gs iit niht po6ridein'id, bop
9euti9Ionb ben 3iped Der 3srlt6'
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-16

rung Der p2uiitonio" nit pOusr
8enntnis Der 3atia9e, boB bieie pas
Qeben bieIer ameritaner in @sFabr
bru4te. ableugnen pirO. 2tngsIidts
Der 6olgen unb Der Bornung, bic
uniere Regieruus ben 0sut!6sn ges
geben, muB prompt Dorgsgangsn
perben. ipenn unfere Reeieruug Iid
nidt Die @era9tung Der g8sIt uuO
bic elmer 9roBsn 3obG ieiner eiges
nen 8iirger 3uSieben min.
nSn ipeI4er Neiie porgegonaen
perben iOa, iOIte nidt bon Oensn
poraus9efngt perben, bic bem @oIt
fir bic ernften 6olgen, bic ii4 erge'
ben t6nnten, niht amtlid beronts
portIt4 iiub, ltniere Patton 1T Bee
itdnOig fir SrieOen unO idieosgss
ridtIi4e 8eilegung eingetreten. fps
tpie 8enuBung oaer nur m0gli9en
friebli6en Met6oben, interfationnIe
Streitieteiten bei3ulegsn, ebe gu ben
@nffen gegriffen ptrb.
nGs lit 9an3 beipnbers tpidtig,
baB cine Periobe Der Rube eintritt,
70 bnB unIer gorgeben ni9t burb
aufre9uns beitimmt un6 unisr
ltrteiI burd 2eiOeuIdafteE ntdt
perounfelt perbe.
,8ei Der oastuJiitt6 entfldmms
ten rnb raubgierigen 8eiitssOerfaIs
fmtg Der 0eutiden, tOnnten mir
fe9r Ieidt in einen arieg bineinae3os
gen tperben.
nWenn arieg tommt, Oaun Ioats
bieTes nur unter Der gebingung Iein,
baB mir uns bolitdubig I'M Re9t bss
finOen, unb unTer @oIt foIIte ii9
in bieIem Sole bereit 5sigen, iib
feIbit uno tpas e5 BAT, fir Die dus
beriten gebirfnifTs bss @aterlonbes
gu Opfern.
sd babe srobes 3utrouen 5u
Dem qrdiiOenien unb CLAUDE felt,
boB er nidt auein unTere rationale
Gbre ipabren. ionbern aud ale
friebIi4en WitteI unb @ege, bic nit
Der natiOnaIen Gre unb 8urbe
Dersinbor, benuBen nirb, ebe er
unIsr 2onb in sinen 9tie9 itiir3t."
Noibingtou, IL. glat. Dos
Staatsbepartement bat gsitern n6enb
cine ibr bon 8otidaFter 9erorO in
Berlin 8ugegangene &o6eIbepsi4e
tetannt gegebsn, bic fol9enoermoben
loutei:
.Qas beutf9e 2(usfpdrtige 2(mt
bat beute nit 6e5ug ouf bur4 Der
feben be9angene 2(ngriffe oeutIdsr
llnteriee6oote auf 6onocI5i6tffs
neutraIer 2dnber Elm 8unoi9rei6en
erIaiIen, In benz es beiBt:
/. Die aoiierlids Gegierung fat
natiirli4 niht bic Qbfdt gu 81.
itatten, baB ioI4e neutraIe 5oHpeIs
IdifTe in Der ariegs3One BON I'm
terieebooten oosr 2uftE,hiifeu on9rs
griffsn nerosn bic III Der BON oen
Stabe Der beutf6en aomiraIitd'
uutsr bgn Datum PES a. 5e6ruor
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-16
Slmerifancr in Berlin Dur GnoIanS


2unSom, IL. Mai. SentidjlanS
bnt a6rrmaIs cine einOrinslide
&arnuu9 an Imerifnner crlaiIen.
Siesmal 1T bic @arnmng an Die
in Berlin auiaiiiscn Amcrifaner
9eridtet, bic cine &eiie mad Gn9s
lnnO plantcn. llebcr 3OttrrSam
mirb gemclOet, Oak bObe oentidle
Seamte bic Slmerifancr einSrinalidl
warnten, mGbrenb Der nGdJiten BET.
Den gSOden nidt nadJ Guglnno sm
reiien, Oa SentldlanO anssrOc6nte
GuftaHsriffe init 3eppeliu enft.
idJiffen auf GnglanS bcn6iidtigc,
5,cntIdJc Scamtc crflGrem, Dap Die
lcbteH Zeppelin Sliige ii6cr @ng.
lnnO nidJtS ais 9IefUgnossiernn9s.
iIiise maren, I'M IT'D ii6er BIC Ser.
tciOignnssSmitGnOe @n9lanSs gu
nuterrtfJtcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-16

2tus Queenstown, GngIonb,
luirb gemel0et, oub bis 2ei4e oes bel
Der .Gufitania" &otaItropbe mmges
tominenen gieiu Dorter Miqion6rs
gIfrto Gjppnne 9an6er6iti 9efun1en
por6en iit.
3is 3esierung Don Rubldno
madie 6eute betdnnt, raB Der ruff
fthe 6indn5mIniiter aHgetrieIeu nors
ben iei, gum llnter3ethren fir etne
5iUeite illuere 2(nlsibe gum 9etrlQe
pon 1.000,0c0,000 Rubel ($50o,000,=
000) gu foroern.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-16
gtur Mlarmgerii9te.
glnscblihc OitcrreidfeinOIide
9emOnltratiOnea in sStalien.
gladlri6tsu aus 9Saris.

ROm, II. Ilai. Sn foit alien gro.
beren Stdoten bes 2anDes peroen
0emonItratiOHen peranitaItet, bic in
cen meiiten Gdllen 5u bIutigen gu.
lammenitDBen spiiden benieniesn
fii9ren. pel4e gleutroIitat befiirpor.
ten, unb oenen, peI4e bagceen iinb.
Bon ben geboroen in Rom lino
eie umfafenbiten gorfebrungen ge'
troffen lporben, um bic am 9atitan
unb QuirinaI attreoitierten 0ipIos
maten 5u f1iiben.
Wtou ertpartst bier in Rom oas
semein, baB bic @egenDori9tdse Gs,
ferrstd8 boIO eintreHen ipsroea.
lleberaa berrlat bic Qniid5t Dot.
bab fie bic WlitgIisber oss &obinstts
ni6t 5ufrisoeu iteIIen perpen, 6a
bteIe auf abtretung aIIer 9ebieis.
teiIe Seiierreids beFebeR, pie ent.
ipeber aus 9aFes poer frntegiItsn
Griinben italieniIh iinb.
Rom, 12. Mai, iiber 4aris. 2es.
te Ra9t muBteH 3ruppen aufgebOs
ten peroeu, um MeHI4eumengen 5u
bsrtreiben, bic auf ben Sauptitrns
Ben Der Stobt parabiertsn uHb laut
riefen: .glieber nit SsIterrei9!"
sRisber nit 9iolitti!" 5o9rufs
IpurbeH fir ben premisrminiIter Gns
Innbra unh ben MiniIter fir auss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gonninu auss
gebra9t. Gs purbe Elm gerIu1 ges
ma9t, bic Wpbnung bss friibersn pre-
mierminiiters @iolitti 5u itiirmen.
Gs geIang aber Der poIi5ei, bic
Wlsnse su Dertrsiben, ebe iie ibr
@Orbobeu ousfiibren tonnte.
(Nie f9on ipieberbolt erttdrt
tporben if, iinb oIIe iiber q3aris
tomsnben N1elbungsn nit beSug
ouf bic Gage in StoIieR NIT GROCER
@orfbt auf3unebmen. WOn ben
9tIiisrten tuerben augenbIidli9 bic
Der3peifeltiteH 2tnitrengungen gee
modt. StoIien ouf ipre Sstte uni
in ben Srieg binsin gu sisbsn, neil
iis ii6e,aG berbs Sdlopptn srhaIten
ba6en unb iie in Der geteiftgung
StaItens am Sriege nod bos einSige
uno lettes Mittet Teben, iib aus
ibrsr tpenig benetbenspsrien Gage
einigermabm antdnbig beral3susis=
ben. anm. B. gfeb.)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-16

Berlin, IL. @tni, ii6cr 9OnOun.
SGs ygerliner Saseblatt" brimgt
Bente be5iislid Ser Gage in Stalien
tplgenoen @rtfel:
r9ie Sage in Stalien lit fprtse.
irtt DeriuirrcnS nnb trub Der Be-
iriibnngen Der glcntraIiitcn nuleng-
BAR ernit, Gs piirOc Elm eSrrtnm
ieln, Der Sunfcren5 Ses 9r.Mini-
ircrs 0iOlitti NIT bcm 9Gnig aa5n
grDkc GeOentnHg 6ei5umeIlen at.
nal iidl Der SOnig UabrcnO Oer
aun5en Sriic sclueigert bat, iif in
ben &urOergrnn0 5u itellen.
y@ad alien Yiit!eilnngcn, Die
MnS ans StaIicn 5u9eben lit cs
nid)t 5n 6e5lueifeln, Oaf militGriide
&OrbereItungen nit grDRem Gifer
hetrtebcn iucroen. S6Un SesBnlb iit
Die Slnfgabe Ocrcr, Die cine Sata-
itropbc DerbinSctn Wullen, iiber.
menlAlid grOk. 1iOlittis SdBsteit
GIs Staatsmann iit mnselUObnlidD
9rUf, nHO es lit nidJt ausgeihlOiien,
baf CT einc S0inng finOet, wenn an.
oere ueriuseu. IS lit bente mod
nid)t nOtig allc SOffnung auf5nge.
bcn, Obelei6 cs eutidDicOen nohUen-
Eng erldeint, gcgen ali5u grufeu
: Epttmismns I'll Uarnen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-16
Scrltitc oct Sritcm.
3melDnHOert HuO riH Sd)IfTe Obuc Gius
l9lui, Der &rte9slmiTe.

2onbOn, II. glai. Or. 5bomns
Mc9lomara, Der pnrIamentariI6e
Setretdr Der britif6en 2lomiraIitdt,
bot 9eitern in Der Sibung bes 9ous
ies Der gemeiuen ertlGrt, OoB bic
8riten in bieiem 8riege obne Gins
i4IuB Der 8risgsI4iffe POI @4iIfe
DerIoren 1dtten, Die 3nbl Der Oaz
bel umgetommenen MenIden piro
ouf 1856 ongegeben. Die GrtlGruna
Mcgiamaras mar cine 4ntlpprt nuF
cine ibm bon 2orb Charles 8eres.
foro OorgeIe9te Srage.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-16
Nieiigc 0trtufe.
8riten DerIOren III ben leBten &Gntp
fen 200 GfItSiere.

GouoOn, IL, U|ai. Die AseItern
rerGffentli4ten 8erIuitIiften Der
engIiit}en 2lrmse, bic ii4 nuF bic
Sample in ben IeBten 3psi Noden
be3ieben, ent6olten bic Iamen bon
ni4t tpeniger oIs 1900 Offi5iereu,
bic teilpeiie 3ur aolonialarmee,
tsitreiie gum sngliIdeH 9eimatss
6sers ge66rsn. geionoers groB nos
rem bic @erluite Der 9nnnbier, ges
gen beren SteGungen fi4 betnnntlib
bic eriten 2tngriife ber 9eu:Iden bel
gpern ri4teteu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-16
Snr5e SrenOe.
Jrau5Olen aus ibren crUberten
SteIlungen 9eiuOrien.
3urd) Oentiden gia6taugrif.

paris, u. giai. 9aS Itaua0lis
fde 9rie9sbureou gibt in ieiner beus
te mittag DerOfTentli6teH grtIarung
gu, boB iie einsH 3eiI bes Sers
rains, Oos iie am Gage borbsr in
Der Ndbe BON 2oos. apii9en Gems
unb 2trras, ben 0eutI9en abseruns
gen, bersits tpisoer perIorsn boben.
Die Grtldrpns Iautst:
sSSu Oer 9egenb n6roIi6 bon Nrs
ros baben mir bas seitern genOmme.
ne Serrain geboIten, ouBer bsi Coos.
tpO es benz 5einbe pdbrenb sinss
Ro4tangriffes seIang, einen Sell
bes bon rms genommenen Serrains
ipisber 3u ne9men.
rQuf ben iibrigsn 3eifen Der GrOnt
Fonbsn nur 2(rtilleristdmpFe Fatt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
BIRTHS. DEATHS
AND MARRIAGES
FOR PAST WEEK.
VITAL STATISTICAL RECORD AS
SHOWN IN OFFICES OF CITY
CLERK AND COUNTY JUDGE
SINCE LAST REPORT.

Births, deaths and marriages, as
shown by the returns for the past
week by the files In the Offices of the
city clerk and the county judge, were
as follows:
White Births.
To Charlie Wilson and wife, a boy.
To Ollie Thompson and wife, a girl.
To Medrick Eubanks and wife, a boy
To Samuel A. Garrett and wife, a
girl.
To Peter Shelby and wife, a boy.
To DR.. L. Colson and wife, boy.
coIored Births.
To William Bryant and wife, girl
To Jason Davis and wife, a girl.
White Deaths.
Infant Of Alfred Bradley, Jr., and
wife. months, pneumonia.
Mrs. Julia NJ Chase, IS years, cardaic
debilitation.
Harvey Miner, 8 years, tuberculosis.
Claud Thomas. II months, pneumonia
Colored Deaths.
Fannie Turner, Is months, dysentery.
Brooks Rivers, 80 years, malarial
fever.
Alice Floyd, 81 days, pneumonia.
Infant of Lawrence Hendricks and
wife, days, premature.
Jim Green, 81 years, hepatic cirrho-
sis.
villain Roach, 35 years, tuoerculo-
sis.
John McClain, 70 years, paralysis.
Infant of Frank Dennison and wife,
days, spasms.
Claud Thomas, II months, pneumonia
Marriage Licenses.
Licenses to wed We're isued during
the past week from the~eff1ce of Coun-
ty Judge Eeilinger to the following:
White Marriages.
George Olsen and Mary Marlin.
John William Rozear and Lizzie Runee
Eley.
Mack Goodson and Matte Carraway.
Coored Marriages.
Will CLANCY and Annie Smith.
Ed. Collins and Oracle Gardner
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
People and Events
Nv CELIA MYRovER ROBINSON

closing the program with two read
ings. splendidly rendered.
In the receiving line for the recep-
ton were Mrs. N. Corbett ONeiu,
grand regent OF Florida: Mrs. Gene
We've Walsh. vice. supreme regent:
Mrs. Josephine Manner, district grand
deputy; Mrs. A. N. OKeefe. vice.
grand regent; Mrs. H. A Mclaughlin,
prophecies: Mrs. M. E. Roach, his
torian; Mrs. M. J. Wood, secretary;
Mrs. Anna Mccarthy, financial sec
rotary. and Mrs. A. J. Solary, mont
tor
Following the reception dancing was
INDUCED in, an orchestra furnishing
program OF dance music for the oc-
casion.
Delicious fruit punch was served
throughout the evening, Mrs. r. Z.
Freeborn presiding at the punch bowl,
assisted by Mrs. N. Armstrong, Mrs.
Green, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. A.
Beal.
The affair was brilliant one and
Yves q fitting climax to the numerous
social affairs given In honor OF the
national officer during her visit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
The HEART OF HEB.


With gentle patience that no man
might boast,
She does her daily task year after
year,
Meeting her worries as they come, she
waits
In her brave smile there is no sign
Of fear,
Putting behind her each white, little
ghost
OF lodgings that were once 80 dear
so dear,
She lives her life today-today and
here.
Not always speed those days on happy
wings,
Not always from her heart trills
forth q song;
Sometimes it trembles on the tender
lips,
Yet in the brave eyes courage hin
gers long.
Seeing land understanding-still she
sings.
To her a wondrous 1aith and
strength belong.
Perhaps some day the one who knows
her best
VIII know how through the storms
and stress and strife
She stood steadfast through troubles
multiplied,
When every day dun doubt and pain
were rife,
Smothering all within her faithful
breast,
When he had turned his back on
hope, on lie
She showed the quiet courage Of a
wife. Exchange.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
SILVER WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY BEAUTIFULLY
CELEBRATED.

According to very beautiful an
nual custom OF the Frau Verien of
the Evangelical Lutheran church, Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. johnson, were enter
tanned Friday night at thsir home.
713 West Cedar street. in honor of
their twenty fifth wedding anntver-
sary. among the handsome pieces of
silver received being very beautiful
silver service presented by the Frau
Verein. to their host and hostess. The
impressive marriage service was per-
formed by the Rev. J. +. W. Rein
hardt. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Johnson
standing with the bride and groom
and Mrs. Bessie F'oss also being one
Of the attendants.
Many friends called during the even
Ing to extend their concentrations
and among the guests was Mr.. Oscar
johnson of Jacksonville, son Of the
host and hostess, who came over espec-
tally to attend the wedding.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
MRS. WALSH GUEST IN
THE CITY,

Prominent among the visitors in
the city is Mrs. Genevieve Walsh of
New York City, vice-supreme regent
OF the National court of the Daugh-
tiers OF Isabella, who, after spending
several days in Jacksonville and st.
Augustine is guest today Of the
Daughters of Isabella Of Pensacola.
Mrs. Walsh arrived yesterday and
the local chapters are doing every
thing possible to make her short stay
a pleasant one. Yesterday afternoon
she was given an automobile ride
about the city and its environs, and
last night was entertained with q re-
ception by the Daughters Of Isabella
at their hall on Intendencla street,
which was most delightful courtesy
and very largely attended.
A bay party has been planned in
honor of Mrs. Walsh. and this even
ing at the San Carlos hotel Mrs
Walsh will make an address to the
men and women Of the Catholic faith
OF thir city, who are all cordially in
vited to attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31


'blankety corns used TO be, just as
smooth as your cheek. There's no corn
or callous among the millions of feet
in the world that GETS 1T" will not
remove-there's no escape. "GETS-
IT. is the new way. the simple, COM
nonsense, sure way. 1t does away
with greasy ointments, salves, pads,
cotton rings, harnesses, knives, scis-
sors, razors, files, and the hmping and
the painful pigeon toe. walk of so many
corn-pestered people All YOU do is
put 2 drops of GETS IT. on--the corn
shrivels up-and good by. Nothing
else in the world like GETS IT,
Millions are using it. There's no pain,
no trouble, no changing shoes because
of corns.
"GETS-IT" is sold by druggists
everywhere, Csc bottle, or sent direct
by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. Sold
in Pensacola and recommended as the
worlds best corn cure by The Crystal
Pharmacy. (Adv)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
ARHoR DAY AT NO. 70.

The children at School No. 10 had
been looking forward to Arbor Day
and when the four grades gathered in
one room TO sing the songs on the
program, It was a pleasant occasion
for both pupils and parents. The ex-
ercises coming so near the dinner
hour, gave busy fathers an oppor-
tunity to drop In to hear the children
sing. and the children at No. 20 love
to sing. Their interest in Arbor Day
had been aroused by the drawing les
sons on trees during the month, and
In the first grade their trees had been
drawn on the blackboard that morn
ing for their parents to see
The campAor trees kindly sent by
the mayor will greatly add to the ap-
pearance OF the school grounds, and
the children will be taught to care for
them.
At the close Of the program, q pa
rent teachers meeting was held and
great interest was shown in the sub
jects Of spelling and writing and
plans were made for betterment along
these lines
The meeting adjourned to meet the
4th OF March.
Following was the program:
Welcome-Leo Land.
Song-"Come Let Us Plant Tree"
Song. responsive-"What Will You
Dor
Scripture reading for Arbor Day.
Song-The Fair New Year"
Bird Song-"What Your Manner
Concert Piece-"Plant the Trees"
Song I'VE Are Coming With
Trees" z
"Arbor Day Riddle" Mary Will
Jams.
Motion Song.
Mammals Tree-Carrie Mae Curtis.
Tree Song-With Motions.
Bird Song--With Whistling Chorus.
Song-The Trees Story-( Dramat-
ized.)
Closing Song-Arbor Day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
AR1oR DAY AT
SCHOOL NO. 43.

The exercises which were held at
School No. 43 on Friday were very
interesting and the following pro-
gram was given:
Song, You Planted a Tree-Ethel
May McNair.
Marry Trees-Gladys williams.
Planting of the Apple Tree-Edwin
Cater.
Darning-F'rank Sassnett.
Choosing the Tree-Minnie Powell.
The Story of The Maple-Annie Lee
Davis.
Our Tree-Elva Beal.
How The Tiny Acorn Grew-Elmira
Mikel.
The Dial Tree to His Children
Leona Edgar.
Dedication Of Trees.
Song.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
AR5oR DAY AT
HIGH SCHOOL

On Monday afternoon at ais the
High Schol will give an interesting
program in cele orationof Arbor Day
to which the parents ana friends Of the
school are invited. The following pro-
gram will be given:
Scripture reading-Prof. q. B. Lane
Arbor Day-Mr. Edward Pooley,
Song by the School.
Dedication Address to Mr.. Lane, by
Adrian Langford.
Dedication Address to Mr. Cook, by
Sam Barrow.
Dedication to School Board, by
Clarence Friedman.
Dedication to Senior Glass, by Prof
B. B. Lane.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
vIcTRoLA CONCERT AT THE
PROFESS CLUB

The Victrola concert with which Mr.
Emanuel win compliment the Pro-
grass club on Tuesday evening will be
one OF much charm and will insure
those SO fortunate as 70 be present a
delightful musical evening. The re-
cords have ben chosen especially with
view to dancing and the members
and their families viii doubtless enjoy
an evening of much pleasure.
The regular weekly card party Of the
Progress club win take place on Wed
nesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
TRANSIT ERRED TO
CHATTANOOGA,

During his four years residence IL
tbs city Mr.. A. B. Carter of the South
ern Express Company has made many
friends, who regret most sincerely that
he has been transferred to Chattanoo-
ga. Mr.. Carter leaves today for his
new post and has the good wishes of
many friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
SENT TINY PAIR oVERALLS
FOR WHITE HOUSE BABY

Washington, Jan. 2s.-Captain WI
ham ("Bilr') Mcdonald, of Texas.
called at the White House today car
rying tiny pair of overalls for Fran
els Sayre. President Wilson's grand
son. The captain said the overaIls
might be too large, but he expected
Ahe baby would grow I'D to them"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
". B. CRAWFORD
IN PENSACOLA
HEAD OF THE SOUTHERN uTILI-
TIES CO., is IN THE CITY FOR A
FEW DAYS ON BUSINESS

W. B. Crowford, of the firm of Vans,
Agnew & Crawford of Kissimmee, and
also the head of the Southern IT'LL
tiles Co., reached the city yesterday
coming over from Jacksonville.
Mr.. Crawford is well known in PEN
sacola, when he has large circle of
friends and they are giving him cor
dial greeting. He will be in the city for
several days on business.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
PENSACOLA LIBRARY
TO ELECT OFFICERS,

The Pensacola LIBRARY Association
will hold It's annual meeting on Tues
day, February 2, at 81 80 o'clock. in the
Ii orary rooms in the Blount building
and as the annual election Of officers
takes place, all members are urged
to be present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
TO SPEAK AT
SAN CARLOS.

regent Of the National Court of the
Daughters of Isabella, will speak this
evening at the San Carlos hotel and
all Catholic men and women of the
city are invited to be present to hear
this talented woman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
MEETING NAOMI
REBEkAH LODGE.

Members of the degree team of the
Naomi Reoekah lodge are asked to
meet promptly at 1880 tomorrow night
at Rafford hall. The committee ap-
pointed to arrange for the Valentine
tea is asked to meet at 7:15 and to
make a special effort to be on time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
BOARD MEETING

The Y. M. c. A. will hold an inn
portant board meeting on Wednesday
morning at 1890 at the Association
rooms. and all members of the board
are urged to be present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
TO SING AT
ST, MICHAEL'S,

Miss Grace DeCamp, Of Colorado
will sing the offertory at the 80 mass
at the st. Michael's church this morn
ing, and Mr.. O'Brien Motto will play
the violin obligato. All lovers of mus
ic are invited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
JOINT MEETING
OF CIRCLES.

The three circles Of the First Metho
dist church will hold a union meeting
on Thursday afternoon at $3.50 with
Mrs L. v. Holsberry, 1913 East Jack
son street, and all ladies of each circle
are cordially invited to be present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
DANCE AT FORT
RARRANCAS LAST NIGHT,

Last night society from the city and
bayshore enjoyed one Of the series
Of dances at Fort Barrancas which
have frightened the social season.
These Saturday evening hops, while
entirely informal, have come to be
among the most delightful Of the sea-
sons social affairs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
MEETING OF THE TUESDAY
STunY CLUB

The Tuesday Study club will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at 800 at the
First Baptist church, with Mrs. ]. B,
Perkins leading in the study of the
club topics, and Mrs M. F. Boone in
the devotional exercises.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31

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1 do
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-31
MEETING WoMAN's MISSIONARY
SOCIETY TO MEET.

The Woman's Missionary Society of
the First Baptist church will meet on
Monday at $3.50 instead of 300 and all
members are urged to attend and to
be on time