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Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Famous Sculptor Passes Through.

Mr.. Gutzon Borglum, the famous New
York sculptor, and one Of the Omaha
Borglum family. passed through Omaha
on his way west Saturday but did not
stop over. He did stop long enough,
however to take with him his niece,
Miss Ida Darlow. to whom he had wired
an invitation the night before to join
him in his visit to the exposition, which
invitation that energetic young woman
accepted on a few hours notice. Mr..
Borglum will be back in about two
weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Among the Visitors.

Mrs. W. y. Mckinney OF Hastings.
Neb.. h the guest OF Mrs Minnie II.
Bexten.
Dr prnest wiohternan Of south Pekin,
H.. fs visiting his aunt and uncle. Mr..
a,id Mrs. j. A. Wichterman-
Mrs. Walter Appel and small daughter
Dorothy Bella. OF Denver are visiting Al
the home Of Mrs. Appers sister. Mrs
Cora Wolf.
Mr.. ana AIRS. Aiva E. Brown and chill
dren Of Fremont are spending the week
end IN Omaha as quests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster Mills. Mrs. Brown was for
merly Miss Mary Fahs Of Omaha.
Miss Ruth Wigglesworth OF Boston ar
rived Monday to visit Mrs. r. r. Hol.
lister.
Mr.. ana Mrs. q. O. Smith OF Hot
Springs. s. D.. are the guests OF hel
daughter. MIRA Joe Roth. and Mr.. Roth
Mrs. q. r. Kinyon Of owatonna. Mlnn.
h the guest OF her sister. AIRS. r. II
Ramsdale.
Mrs. 4. H. Gardner OF Newport News
Va. IL the guest OF her uncle and aunt
pr. J. b. Whitaker. ana Mrs. Whitaker
MrA Gardner Il on her way 70 the Cali
fornia exDositions.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Costanzo-Marfisi Wedding.

Miss Mary Marfisi. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Anton Marfisi. 2S5 South Tween
ty-second street, South Side. will be
married Tuesday at o'clock to Mr.. Jo-
seph Costanzo of Omaha The wedding
will take place at 81. Philomena church,
with Rev. James Stenson officiating. A
reception will be held at Mackay's hall
Tuesday evening. following which the
couple will take a short wedding trip.
They will reside in the Leon apartments
upon their return.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
SOCIETY AND ALL THE MUSES.
Plans for the Winter Include En-
tertainments Of the Very
Highest Glass.
STARS ARE TO TALK
soc,at Calendar.

social Calendar.
sUNDAY-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Monhsit, re-
ception for Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Klein, 6
TO 10 p. m; Symposia club. Mise Eva
Alpirn. hostess; campfire luncheon,
South Omaha Country club.
MDNDAY-Mrs. Elwood Pratt and Miss
Helen Buck. orpheum party for Miss
Edith Norris: Thursday Morning Bowl
ing club. luncheon az Paxton hotel;
Fortnirhtly Bridge club, Miss Louise
Storz hostess. Malva Whist club Ma
sonic temple; Gadsh concert parties at
IfEsDAY-Debutsnte Bridge club, Miss
Marion Kuhn. hostess; Bridge Dinner
club meets; Mrs George Brandeis
Miss LILLIAN Rogers. OF chicago. Prof
G. w Pugsley. address at University
club a. ,.l,e ] o,ciocs luncheon .,,,,.
annual meeting Parish aid society Of
Trinity cathedral, at deanery: Pratt
Norris wedding Cavitt-Dunn wedding;
THURsDAY-Omah Women'a Press
club. annual meeting, and luncheon.
Hotel Loyal, p. m; Comus club, Mrs
club party: white shrine social, Ma,
sHTTRDRY%The Dansant. Hotel ron
tenelle.
Society will cit at the feet sf the
MUSES. this winter.
OF music art. drama ana the dance
especially viii We enjoy ana learn much.
The charity concert course and the
newt .naugurated municipal concerts az
the Auditorium are destined 20 bring to
Omaha the sweetest sonEblrds 20 be Sc
cured. TO say nothing OF the programs
planned by the Tuesday Morning Musical
club.
Early IN November. the Omaha So
ciety Of Fine Arts inauRurates its lee
ture course which will include lecturers
Of national and international fame Prof
Charles zuebiin. OF Boston: John Cowper
Powys OF oxford. England: Alfred Noyes,
the English poet; Walter Scott Perry
OF Brooklyn; A. ID. r. Hamiin Of New
York; dorado TAFT OF Chicaso; and
Raymond wyer OF Muskegon, Mich, are
Included In the list.
Dramatic stars.
The newly organized Omaha center OF
the Drama League OF America will
bring us sars IN the dramatic firna-
ment, besides arranging an attractive list
OF local speakers who will present dIf-
ferent phases OF the drama Monday AFT.
emoon Of each week at the public H.
brary. Lady Gregory comes 20 the
Brandeis theater to talk on THE irish
Theater' October Is. under the auspices
Of this league.
One treat for which omahans were
preparing has been made impossible by
the removal OF Everett Dean Martin
from Des Moines to New York city. Mr..
Martin had been engaged by the Social
Settlement board 20 give series OF six
lectures on '-The Spirit OF Modern LAse. +"
Terpsichorean affairs this winter
promise to be especially enjoyable. the
The dansants and souper dansants AZ Che
Fonteneile being a welcome addition to
the calendar Of dancing dates.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Campfire Luncheon.

A campfire luncheon. and. as they term
II. Indian pow-wow. following an after
Moons outing In the woods adjoining the
old South Side Country club, is the novel
manner in which five well known South
Side bachelors win entertain n large party
OF invited guests this afternoon and
evening.
Outing and Indian attire will be in
vogue and many original and amusing
features have been planned for the occa-
sion. The entire club house has been re-
served for use should the weather prove
unfavorabie In the open.
The invitation list includes a number
from Omaha proper az well as from out
OF tho city. The hosts OF the affair are
Martin ]. conboy. James p. Sullivan.
Frank N. Smith. Edward Cahill and Jo-
soph F. Powers while acting as chaper-
ons will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Novak
as well as a number OF other couples from
the younger married set.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Golden wedding Anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs r. 10. Rouse celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary October
at their home. Meadow Grove. Short
talks were made by Rev. c. w. Ford,
who repeated the marriage ceremony;
Rev Earl 10. Bowen OF Omaha. Rev.
Charles Rouse OF Dewitt and Ia G. Leach
OF oakdale. Mrs. May r. Bowen sang
IT Love You Truly" and Miss wnla
Weaver Of South Dakota, n granddaugh-
ter played the Lohengrin wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse were married at
Batavia. Wis. They moved TO Meadow
Grove in 1870. Mr.. Rouse was a soldier
In the civil war, serving In the Thirty
fourth Illinois volunteer infantry He
served as postmaster at Meadow Grove
for twelve years. They have seven chill
dreh living; Mrs. Lulu Collins and Henry
l.. Rouse. Meadow Grove; Mrs. Eliza
Weaver, Dallas. 8 D.; 0eorge c. Rouse
and Mrs. Lepha Reorott. Omaha; c. Ray
Rouse. Meadow Grove. ana Mrs. May
Bowen Omaha. The last two named are
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Notes Of Interest.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Chase are -ex-
pected IN Omaha about octoBor 2b To-
spend a week. They win be the guests
Of Mrs. Warren Rogers at the Beaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Hill left Thursday
20 make a motor trip 10 California. At
Denver they will be Joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. James McGiil. who will make the
remainder OF the trip with them. The
party VIII be gone two months
Mrs. John @. Bourke arrived Wednes-
day from the east ana IL az the Fonte-
nellie for ten days. Mrs. Bourke and her
daughters left Omaha two or three years
ago and have been In Washington and
Philadelphia most of the time. Miss
Anna Bourke is at present in Arizona
and Pauline, now Mrs. Alexander Maish,
Is living near Philadelphia
Arthur Loomis and Philip Chase. two
Omaha boys at Cornell. have made the
Mandolin club. which with the Giee club
makes concert tours az Christmas time
and has been heard IN Omaha several
times.
Mrs. william H. Martin leaves tomor-
row for Moline. Ill.. 20 make arranSe-
ments for the series OF lectures TO be
given there by Mrs. Anthony Merrill the
end OF this month
Mr.. Charles Kountze arrived, home
Wednesday from the east. Mrs. Kountze
went from Cleveland. whore they stopped
TO see their son. Denman. at the Uni
vsrsity school. 20 Indianapolis TO visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith Nicholson. and
win not be homo until next week.
Mr.. Herman g. Kopaid. whb took q
fhree-year academic course and two years
~ lam af fha rTnlve,aifu - frhtcaa., s.tf
enter Columbia university for his last
year OF law. Mr.. Kopaid Is tho son OF
Mr.. and Mrs ]. N. Kopaid OF this city
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
MAadamaa-
Social Affairs Planned.

The White Shrine win hold business
session at the Masonic Temple Tuesday
evening. followed by a social hour.
The North Side Progressive club will
give a card party Wednesday evening in
their hall at Twenty-eighth and Fowler
streets.
The Malva Whist club will have it's first
meeting at the Masonic Temple Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Change Of Residence.

Mr. and MrA Frank wilhelm OF Chi
cago. formerly OF this city. are about 70
move into their new home on yelling
ton avenue between the Sheridan road
and Lincoln Park driveway
Mlas BeBah Adler and Mrs. A. @. Block
and small son. sylvan. children OF Mrs,
j. Adler viii leava the latter part OF next
week to make their home IN Regina. can
ada. where they will Join Mr.. Block.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. crimmel have
moved into their new home AZ i0 North
6'rd street.
Mrs. Charles Marsh has taken the
former Colt canphelI. home 81 Soei Capi-
aol avenue. and viii move IN this week
Mr. and Mrs q. A. Payne have sold
their home Ia Fairacres 70 Mrf J. A.
Sunderland. who Bin take possession
December !.
Nj. ana A6rs. W. o. Perry have sold
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Engagements Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. James v. Bredle OF Cedar
Rapids, Ia, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Alyce Josephine, to Mr.
Selden Cornelius Llnderman of Lincoln,
Neb. The wedding will take place the
early part Of December. Miss Bredle Is
sister Of Mrs. Charles Grotte OF this
city. with whom she spends much Of her
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Edith Norris :

at D. m. All sojourners Of the White
Shrine invited.
The Thursday Morning Bowling club
Will meet for luncheon at the Paxton.
Monday. and the afternoon win be spent
in bowling.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17

twins. There aro twenty-five grandchil-
dren and three great-grandchildren
Mr.. Rouse's two brothers and three sis
ters were also present. the youngest being
81 years old and the oldest being 81 years
old.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Marriage Announcements.

The wedding OF Miss Ella Boldt and
Mt Harry Carson will be celebrated
Tuesday afternoon. October %, at the
German Lutheran church.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Roberts. Mrs. Moore,
Miss 1rma Book and DR., w. A. Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Tanner had Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ Hogan with them. while
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Fitzgerald were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Meicher.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
At the Univeraitv Clnh.

Prof C. w. Pugsley will address the
University club on Farm Credits in Eu-
rope" Tuesday at o'clock. following the
monday luncheon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
The New Art
Booths
Contain the Most Complete
Line Of Pictures West
Of Chicago

Colored Etchings, Mezsotints,
Fac-Simile Water Colors, Hand
Colored Gravures, Or iginal
e c hings, Genuine Carbons,
Photographs, Artotypes, Sep
las, Color Prints, etc.
You are invited to spend
hours (if you wish) viewing
this immense stock of fine
arts. Nowhere in the west will
you find the variety and num-
bers of fine Pictures as the
Hospe Co. offers the public.
Should you find picture you
wish to own, and have It
framed here, again we are su-
preme with the Largest Picture
Framing establishment known.
Not less than fifteen hundred
varieties of frames and frame
holdings, this includes our cele-
brated trainers Craft Shop
frames; nothing better made.
Our Mirror department is
showing a larger variety of
styles In M a n g Mirrors,
French mirrors in gold. natural
wood and decorated frames
Bric-a-Brac department con-
tains the newest Desk Sets in
blue and pink enamel, brass
and sterling silver or bronze.
can d / g Sticks-Electric
Candles, Electric Lamps, for
table or floors. in metal and
wood.
Brass Articles are numerous In
their various uses and designs.
Statuary in bronze and marble;
also the composition line.
Cordova Leather-In Ladies'
Bags, Pocket Books, Card
Cases and Table Mats. in pro-
fusion.
Artificial Flowers - Every
popular known variety, Ameri-
can Beauties, Chrisanthemums,
Roses, Daisies, ETC., at reduced
prices.
Artist Materials for china
painters, oil painters. water
color painters, crayon, pencil,
pastel and charcoal artists.
For prices ask for catalogues.
Cards for all occasions, Place,
Wedding, Birthday and every
day cards, in large variety.
A. Hospe Co.
l5l3-lSlS Douglas Street
p. g.: Ask to hear the Welte
play the Mason & Hamlin
piano.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Press Club TO Meet.

The Omaha Woman's Press club will
hold its annual meeting following a
luncheon at the Hotel Loyal Thursday
at 1 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17

Miss stacia Mulvihill entertained at a
dancing party. having as her guests:
Misses Misses
Charlotte Lovely, LILY Ring,
Ann Mcmahon. Marguerite Curlen.
MessrA.- Messru.
H. a, Walters, John Bennewitz
j. {; Cunningham. VIZ Caughlin.
" n, H9ye. @. v. ceughlm,
Dining together at one table were:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
&, II Marley. Claude Orchard.
r T. schindel, W. s. BasinEer.
X. Nj. Laverty.
Mrs. William Tagg
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Buckingham sn-
tertained at dinner, having with them
Messra. and Meadames--
x ]. Dinning. George Kelley.
With Mr. ana Mrs. H. @. windhsim
were:
c. nS.sTs s, SSsrs@s sns M''dn%isl William voo,..
OF Council Bluffs. John stuben,
~, a. Wahl. John Kuhn.
John Martin.
Mrs. L. n Yates entertained at a dane
ing party. her guests being:
Grace Dale, Helen Yates
lone McCrane, Addie Fogg.
lone FogB, Ella Bell.
Edward Lynch. Howard Douglas.
Virgil Defranee. Bert Tanner.
II, l. MSwnuams and C. vollney Par
ker were hosts at dinner and dancing
party The table was prettily decorated
with allow mound OF pink roses and
swahsonia. which concealed favOrs for
the guests Included In the party were:
Misses Missas-
Mabel Msleher. Mary connor.
'NSissS AsSsrs, and Mesdames-
g. A. Melcher. Victor Johnson
Curtis Cook,
Mr.. Gall Current.
Miss Margaret Fox was hostess at a
dancing party. when she entertained:
Misses Misses-
Nellie Murphy. Marie O'Brien.
( Tresa Flannagan. Maloney
Catherine O'Brien.
Messrs.- Messrs.-
E T. O. Bolor Jack Calkins,
Rex Olsen, Daniel Mara
Jack O'Connor, Roscoe PAU
Charles Duff Of Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hanley.
Miss Grace Pool had with her;
Mr.. and Mrs. Durand.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Roberts.
Miss Elizabeth Zimmerman.
I Mr.. KOefer.
Mr., Daugherty.
Another dinner party was composed OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bekins. Mr.. and Mrs
George Francis. Mr. ana Mrs- George
Macdonald and Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. 8
T0bin.
Win Mr. and Mrs w. n. Cheek weRs
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Rerina Clnh Dnnoe.

The Regina club OF the South side en-
tertained at a dancing party at the Gem
turion hall Thursday evening Those pres
ent werei
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
For Out-of. Town Guest.

Mrs. John w. Griffith entertainea In
formally Wednesday for Mrs. q. Herbert
Smith of Wilmington. N. c. The other
guests present were:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Et-A-virp Club Dance.

The Et-A-virp club gave dance at
the Rome aOtel Friday evening. The
following were present:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Wedding Cards Received.

Cards have been received here from Mr..
and Mrs. Edward A. cndahy for tho
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17

their home at 1900 California street 70
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Belden OF Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
AT Seymour lake Country Club.

Friday evening marked the closing Of
the club and the event was celebrated
with dinner-dance. A splendid musical
prosram was given during the dinner
hour, those contributing being Miss Cor
dan. oontralto; Mas Lyman. soprano;
Miss Helen Yates, saxaDhone; Miss Bess
widaman. reader. President t. L, Combs
presented the golf trophies. which had
been won In the various contests during
the season. ,1'Ns
Miss stacia Mulvihill entertained at a
Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17
Betrothal Announcement A. Tea.

Miss Blanche and Miss Olive Coffman
gave a tea at their home Friday afternoon
at o'clock TO announce the engagement
Of their sister. Miss Myrtle coffman. to
Mr.. Florian Ncwbranch. Those present
were:
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Germans Consuls
Change Stations
In United STATES

New York. Mas Is several Of the
German sailors frou TIE North German
Lloyd and Hamburg American steam
ships which have been docked az Ho-
soken since ths ear began have be-
ZONE mentally unnailaneed. ard have
eeen placed n the Hohokeu jail Three
necSms - violent that t was neCcs-
sary q take them from the steam
shiea Nna nlace them under observation
one 81 the men from tire Hsrharossa
or returtinE from a trip ashore. -
serted fhat he VAS Emperor william
and issued orders directing q battle b
france AftsvNard 3 blacksmith on
the Nafeviand threatened 70 sink TIE
snip because shs would not carry him
back Is Germany
pr George King county physician
std enforced Likeness melaneholia ard
humeEigkness vas Responsible
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TO VIRGINIA TO
TAKE POSITION
JAMES JOHNSON VIAL LEAVE
PENSACOLA TO-DAY TO ACCEPT
wELL.pAYiNe PVasrTioN WITH
LANCE IRON compAAV.

James - Tohnson expects @ leave
today fer Virginia 60 accept PAYING
position with 4 large and innnsnti@
iron moEktnR arm. Nad waa aiaainA
sonla of hts frienaA farewell lat night
His son. vac Is Well-known Ia Pene
aaooIa from hia hoyhossa residence here
IA a. werk In the seryl cea Of the sans
cegnpany. ara IL EsttinE nFst-eA&sa pipe
htt@ra mM@@a
while Mr Johnson did not state
positively he did not 1eny that ne
wam offered 4 position a. assistant
sup~Fintenaent for the eompeny ~ the
construction 81 : large structure. in
y hich more than a million dollars
would be expended
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- b 800 IN.

prior 20 using Cha nberiaiu's TAB
iesn some four O. ave Years ago I vas
a great sufferer from Headache. eisSi-
ness and dekpondency Ny APOSTLE
vas poor and I was greatly troubled
with cnnmfin aaton. Chamberlain. 9
Tablets relieved me ~ these distress
inx symptoms seen after I began TAX
inx them and eventually ! was re-
starea 90 perfect health" writes MIS-.
p nietache. Rome - Y. Obtaiaabie
~,.n~,@~N.ws tAdv1
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~ employees in the custom house house
The orders were received tSre 81 May
IL and a. figured by the department.
about 500 viii have 20 be lost IN the
pay ~ several employees Timee rs
now being Lost - each me SO AFFECT
20 IS tho retrenchmenf rider % was
understood a lack - appropriation h8d
been responsible for suca an order
The British bark Harold has been
chartered Co load 81 Pensacola and
sailed Mas rs for Pensacola. 4 cargo
~ timber and lumber viii be taken
aboard this vessel This IS not the
vessel which carrted the carRo from
here upon which the q a ~ has
given rshNtes and upon which inalet.
rnent a pies ~ guilty Nas offered late.
Is rs the railroad company and ane
e $1,000 Imposed - Jadse call
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Those who are habituAily troubled
with constipation and who permit
their Bowels % - Tor tvo o. three DAYS
without an operation have nttIe relish
Tor eheiF food Their stomachs become
disordered. they have piles end kid
uev diseases Ne ore can reasonably
hope for good health unless his bowels
move once DAY. II they DO NOT move
naturally they should Sc helped. ana
for thss purpose you viii and no better
medicine than ChambeFiains Tablets.
obtainaele everywhere fAavD
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AMMEN's TOILET POWDER "a
Trowing - much IL popularity that 4
prominent physician bought az one
time one gross C4A cansb for hts ogsn
family use. This physician knows a
good thing and why shouldn't voug
Get box ~ your druggist fer -
eerta GAdVA
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SEVERE DAMAGE TO
STRAWBERRY eRop

Lockport. \. ~ May 4s-A killing
frost dld severe damaws 90 the straw
Berry crop and ruined millions of TO-
mato plants ~ this vicintY Thursday
Grapes were also AFFECTED TIE dam
aEe to vegetables viii reach half 4
million dollars IN Niagara ard Orleans
counties The Thermometer registered
20 degrees. ice formed on standing
water
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Storm Toll In The
West Is at Least
Halt Dozen Lives
~ AesocIATEn ~.

Fort Smith, Ark. MAY zs--six per-
sons are reported dead. two at Tall
nina. Okla. and four at Checotah,
Okla as result Of the storm which
"Wednesday and early Yesterday swept
western Arkansas and eastern Oklaho-
ma, Reports from Antlers. Okla, as
sert that more than sixty persons were
Injured at Talihna
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vvNHAv pnicHs TANH

Chicago May % wheat Cor May Gel
ivsrev dropped . cents bushel today
IN addition fo fan ~ uearly cents
YESTERDAY n cent e. 81 e 70 against
q 81 a. che crest % the uar excitement
on February q
Recsnt iack 81 export cah VAS held
responsible Viaualiy ne excitement &C.
ranpanisd the drop. other months re-
n1ained comparatively nrm
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25c Ladies Hose. all col.
ors, i9c.
MEYER SHOE CO.

Stalks FOLLOWS Sh4LfT
DOWN ANSouNc EMENT
bawrsnee. Mass.. Say z1-A strike
~ SO beamsrs a the Everett eotton
mills reHaitea to-day - announcement ~
ths management that the entire plant
smpiogins e.eoQ operators would Re shut
down Indefinitely TIE ne4msrs struck
"a enforce demand for day wages in
stead 81 piece Nofk pay
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u RsIisvs Rhsumasis Pains.

it Is only . waste 81 time and money
% take strong medicines Tor chronic or
muscular rheumatism amherlaiusa
faniment freely applied VIII relieve
the pain and soreness and the rheuma-
tism kFsduaIly disappears obtains sle
every where fAdyN
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Candy Special.
SOC per pound candy for
SOC today at Balkcom's.

oREAT WATERWAY
BtLL MAS PASSED
sprlnEfisia. ii, May aT-Goysrnor
q waterway connecting the Chicago
drainage canal with the uiinois river.
aad thereby compietnaH q direct water
route between the great lakes and the
Cuff - Mexico. was passed b the senate
To-Day d already bad passed tire house
Whoopiua Cough.
when my four children had Whoop-
lng cough q few years ago I gave them
Chamberlain Cough Remedy There
- ~ better remedy made Tor this dis
ease, writes Mrs John Gratz. Bluff
tor. Ohio. obtaiuable everywhere
tAdvl
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HEAVY FRosTslN
NORTHWESTERN ONO

NuuuEEtDWn, ohio. May eg-Ths
northeastern part ~ ohio and western
Pennsylvania we're vlsitel ~ a heavy
frost Thursday Reports from many
districts Indicate that damage 20 FRUIT
end growing vegetables vIu amount 90
thousands of dollars
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50 White Canvas Rubbe'
Sole Oxford, Sl.39.
MEYER SHOE CO.

ADRlATtc LEAVES Wits
eio PASSAGE LIST
New Tork Nay as The white star
liner Adriatsc left New York THURSDAY for
iAverpool ults rs nasssngens and rs eco
tons ~ ssnsrai carEo and munitions
Oniy three oftns passengers we're Amer
leans.
Word ,hat ne Cunarder OTauna had
reached Liyerpool safely was received
- the tine here TO-DAY
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The Journals Want Ad
Way viii get you results.
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Clio This Out!

II contains information that you will find valuable
II viii you time and trouble on Some future ocra
sio. Journal readers in and If the city will find 4,
valuable from time to time Name address and phone
your poeketbook tack il up some convenient pace
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29

WI 4. Allen. Al enc tine stationed
here a. special deputy il tna ofacer
o5 tne collector of customs. was ~ the
cay YESTERDAY. "a routs 60 his home
e Deiane. pa. AR Aiien has many
friends in Pensacola ard was warmly
gfeetsa ~ en- ~ met Fie was forced
20 cut Ms visit SHIRT leaving on the
eaHteouns train ii the evenlnK
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-29
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Knights ~ Labar Assembly Ne THes
meets IRE fret Monday night fn aarh
month ai the W. o w Han. corner 81
O'Clock.
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JOSEPH FwBnn. Master workman
Recording Secretary. fno