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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-23

are clean, she wrings them as dry as
possible. hangs them across a long
pole; picks up her 'fkneeIing box"
shoulders her pole and walks home.
clothes, irons them with a hot stone
OF slmpie IRON and the work is done.
sometime when you play mulberry
pu5h play IT Italian fashion or Ian
aneSe lAsnlon and see what fun II
can be.-(Copyrisht-C ingram,
Judson.) In
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-23

Phil Billiard was assuredly born
under a lucky star. Unlike most of
the other aviators who stick to the
game for any length of time his last
trip was not fatal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-23
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The State journal Is a member OF the
Associated Press and receives the tuli Gay
telegraph report of that great news or
Ranization. for the exclusive afternoon
publication in Topeka
The news is received In The state Jour
nal building over wires Tor this sole pur-
nQSN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-23

Apparently the German submarines
have had their supply of torpedoes re-
plenished. There was quite a lull in
their activities for a time, but during
a couple of recent days they winged
thirteen ships
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-23

which is really a flat wooden trough
set on four legs and closed at one end
with cross piece. The washerwoman
kneels close up TO the closed end
rubs a strong, smelly, yellow soap
on the dirty linen and washes it in
the lake or river. When the clothes
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-23

Neither is there any need of looking
among the members of Topeka's city
commission for any of those old fash
toned men who used to fight when
called a liar
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-23

There was poor old Col. Hickey,
He got his, we should think;
He will go down in history
AS sponsor for a drink.
A New ''Pizen"
North Cardinals drastic prohibit
ton laws are being threatened seri-
ously by the new ''pizen" invented by
the sons of Hyde county 1t is a
substitute for corn liquor, called
Meal Beer or rip Gizzard," and is
highly Intoxicating. 1t is said to
have the far-famed Ticker which
makes iackrabb:t spit in a bull
dogs eye looking like a dose of
peck of meal, ten pounds of sugar
and two or three pounds of dried
apples. Five gallons of water are
added and the concoct:on is set back
of the stove or in the sun to ferment.
In few days it has worked, and is
then drawn off ready for the con-
sumner. Other makers use dried
peaches instead of apples, and others
use mols SSes.
LIES Little Ironies.
Being excused from the office on
account of a severe headache and
then meeting the Doss at the ball
game an hour later.
finishes first and then discovering
that you have lost your ticket.
Buying new spring shape in mil
linery and finding upon your arrival
home that your maid has got one just
like it.
Having a friend strike you for So
just as you were about to ask him
for $40.
Getting a letter addressed in fine,
feminine handwriting and finding
that it is only bill from your plumb
er
A PesSimist Says.
There is no summer-onIy rain and
rain, the chill of morning and the
wind again sweeping the arches of the
sky, and the sun pef1sting in its
sorry lie. The sweet voiced thrasher
it has still it's songs; the iceman fall
tiers on his empty tongs. She is not
with US whom we missing grieve-
the gentle summer, as we may per-
ceive. They have aggrieved her with
the war of kings, the summarizing
and some other things. The mood of
summer is to soft guitars and moon
light lads-she's afraid of Mars!
The old red monarch with his bloody
hands the gentle summer never I'M
derstands. AlasI the robin on the
deWy lawn, This is not summer, like
the years agone. There is no summer
only rain and rain, the chill of
morning and the wind again, sweep
ing the arches of the wretched sky
ana the sun perSlSllnS III us sorry he
That's What They All Say:
Dear Cousin: You must come out
on my farm this summer and spend
six weeks. I'll notify you when to
come"
81 don't smoke enough to hurt me-"
MY wife never tells me where to
get off at. I'm the boss around our
shack"
81 never borrowed a lawn mower in
my life. Not once"
MY car is in the garage being re-
paired. Awfully sorry, old chap
Nobody can cook like my wife"
IT never begrudge my wife cent.
Everything she wants she has land
she never has to hint about it more
han once
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-23
Chara tn&ramJodsOn
QUEER WASHINGS.

This clothes,
This
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-23

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suburbs or at the same price in any KAN
sas town where the paper has a carrier
system. s,n
BY mail, one ~
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

= g 9pim men. S9pimu.Ieb.
rer gum S9uuipieler, Der an bcr
anseI SappelD: nSa, Iieber S:rr,
bier is bas mid 70 einfa4 pie en-
9beater!"
= Gin gutter &etl. Sreiber
(als er pom Baron tpieber einraI
onseiboFen pirb): n!Serr Baron. Sbs
men Ders1nnet ids, penn i9 a nal
q Saierl ndre!"
- Oie ri9tige AueIie.
.&Dnnen Sic mir ni9t iasen, po
man bier i'm Ort SUtsntnDpfe Su tau,
fen triest2"
% ia, Der 9iiiter pObut sIeiG in
Dem tIsineH Sauie nebeu Der airs
de-"
- Refpstt mo fi9's &C,
biibrt! .Morum babsn sic bsnn
sipyi psridiebene preiie fir Die Rebs
tii6nsr9"
rGie teileren iino bon elmer Sol.
iaao."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

SerIep bic &unbs. baB SRI. sbeooore
Rafb, cine "a Sabre alte arauisns
fpGrtsrin in patsrfOn, eine aluse auf
cine monatlide 3ablung bon $3.50
bis an ibr 2ebsnsenoe segen ben
Ra6laB bes am &rsbs seitDrbenen
aonsreBmann Robert 8. 9remner ers
bpben bat. @ie bic aIG9erin be-
bauptet, ma9te ibr 8remner oies
@erIpre6en in 4nsrtennuns Der treus
en- pflegs, pslde iie ihm 'ipdbienb Isis
ner 8rantbeit seipGbrt bate. Sic
iraf gremner anseblidb in Rep gprt,
ipo sr F9 bsbunoeIn lieB. 6rI.
Rolb mar OdmaIs perIobt. iie brod
iebp6 oas @erl0bnis, na9bem ibr
8remner $3.50 mcnatlif auI 2ebenss
seit peripro9en, mem, fie ibn entipes
Der bis au feiner 9enefuns ober Tsis
mem Tooe pflege.'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

@sift errei9t. .Warum
ma6t benn Der 9roi9tentuti9sr 9u'
Ter elm 70 fiosIes @eF9t9"
.9l9, Der 1T bod friiber 10 oft nit
feinsm Subripert perungIiidt. unb
iebt bat sr Elm lentbarss Yfero,4
= 9rudfebIer. Cine dns
itGnbise iunee @itpe ipenbet lid in
ibrer srensloisn @srI senbsit an
MenIdenfreunbe nit Der Bite I'm
elm Dnrleben.
= @ierbGnoigtpiel. ~Ma-
mo, oorf i'd nit 9iss6en pierhanOig
Spielen9"
.eefpiB. mas tuOIIt ibr Oenn fpie'
leng"
boil"
Der Oftreube. Su
Sambu,g ttsifen iih 5ipei Sdiffer,
SIN 8Uriibsrge6er bore i9 Die Wots
e:
~llnO nat biF bu osun BORN
2anbsmonn9"
sd # = Id i :"
I'D 10. Dol mn bin MuI, Id meet
Ill.,"
Sa5bbsti4t. Sm Sip
{eIsborfer 9lmtsblatt itebt: ~Bei oer
aeItrigen Sreibidgb puroen 16 q ode
ano 156 Saien sur Strede sebradi"
9lm ndhften Gage eti8eint folgen'
Sc 9erid!iguns:
,Sm Geri9t DON Der Srstbiosr foil
ss ni9t .beiBen 16 Rode unb l56
Z eaisu. ioneerR 16 Bod: unS 156
e Q ien,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21
Start

0tfritareiienber: r9er Gorfder Mluts
pOlI. mein &Ollese. ipar einmaI bon
elm paar 20pen bebrobt, Die nit
f.lr4tburen Sdben auf ibn Suitiiraten.
SD Iese an, i9ieBe ielbitberitGn6tid
eine SubIette, i'm ieIben Roment
f9Idgt audi tuItlG9elno mein &oIles
ae an, Obpe gu feusrn. 9ie 20tpsn
fpdloen iid in ibrsm @lute, aber
NiutpOlI febt nod INNER i'm On.
t9lag ba.: Sd tannte ibn! @nb!id
miro es mir bod perbd9tis. Sd seb'
-auf ibn GA, faife ibn an - eistclt
fpor er. Der Meni9 iIt bor &alt>
fIiitisteit tatfG4Iid erfroren :"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21
, OsrfranaSfif4s 9an6.

: Der fron5Dfifds 2anbs
pirtIdaftsminiltsr 5ernano Daoio
bot sinem Mitarbsiter bss .petit pas
riiien" ertlGrt, bic Gage bss 4ders
baues in Jrantrsih fsi eiinitiger als
eripdrtst. Oie 9etreibesrnts bsfrieois
se. Die @usloat bon Wei5en, Rogs
gen unb Safer aeise eine fdpa9e
8erminosruns ssseniibsr 1918. Der
-ssmps" >itsllt feit, bob es on 3udsr.
riibsniamen maneele. Sieben 3ebns
tel bes Somsnbeoorfa babe man biss
ber aus Oeuti9Ianb, afpei 3ebntel aus
Rublanb unb Elm 3ebntes aus drants
reid beSogen. Die fransDiii9en Be
sussqusnsn ieien ubsr infplse her
beutI9en 8eisbuns nod beoeutenb ses
fbmGlert unb Die @infubr aug Rubs
LAMB infoIse Der SriessIoge unHt0ss
lid, auBsr ,ouf benz 1lmpege iiber
Wlaoipoitot unb Qmsrito, Die Res
eierung miifis 70 fhHea ipie mDsIi9
@Ortcbruneen treffen, nm iebr f9pes
rem ToIsen eiefes llebslitaness pOrsus
beueen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

9e9. $50 cine @emeinbeit! |!
Seit bier Sabren babe i4 Die Sage
sepa6ist, bsute gum criten MdIe
!reffe i9 iiber'm See eine DiI6ents
uno inspii9en = bat mcin Rero 3
9lpportieren perIerntl"
= Die finbise melt.
gduerin: vOie StGbter iperbsn bod
ar Sag sottlOier. SEPT buben's
sar a Slu9mai9ine erfunben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

- @eredte Strafe. 8etanns
ter: ~9uben Sic T9on sebDrt. bsr
itapeIlmeiitsr MiilIer 1T bsim 8utsn
eltrunfen!"
aritifer fnnrris): .@s4iebt ihm
gang re4t; bab ibm oft senug s:'
iust, sr iOa's nit ben Sempi as'
iauer nebmen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

- Sraftf9e abpeifuus.
.Sbre 8eperbung nm uniern pOEten
III pbne ausfi9t. 90 sic, wie
mir erfobten. meiit benebeli
Iinb."
: 8eforenis. ~Spros. bu
bdit ipieoer fein Salsbuno UNI, ou
pirit Did erfGlten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

0as 9 S9redensttub. b. @as
ter: ~SoIanse i9 fpre9e. muBt Du
f9tpeisen."
GriB8sn; r0os bait Ou Dir uber
gut semertt bon Moma!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21
msmFsITsifin

= DsdfeIfsitis. rgaun.
Ssrr Meper, tpie iteht's nit Der SaGt,
Oie sic iid anihuffen iuoIIten9"
u2iegt nod in Der 2uft!"
limb Sbre 2tbii4t, ii4 einen aero'
plan su toufen9" ,
.sSSft ins @afer sefulleu!"
@arianta. 6rau (nad ei'
mem 2lutomobiIunfal0: ~Sobdnna
sebt, unb nimmer fGbrt lie ipieosr!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

= cine anfi9t. asbtsr:
nOa mir Die &laie Der Slide idrn
our9senommen baben : no se5Ort
Der Serins bin. SriB araufeG'
rSn ben &ortoffeIialot."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21
Grbnnns mnR isiu.

.Sie tpiiniden9"
~llm eiuen Waffenpab auf einsu
6fGufisen Repolpsr m0dt' i4 bits
ten."
.Do3u 6en6tigen sic benieIbsr9"
.grf f9teben mDdr id
IN ID
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21
Spruh.

gu rehter 3eit bas redte 8ort,
.9as brin9t, bieI g6r.
3u redter 3eit, ben Sdnabel Galten,
9nipfieblt bel Sun9en iin6 bel alten
GieIIeid)t nod mebr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-01-21

prpteE. .Sbr 5rduIeiu
So9ter aebOrt siilem semii9ten Sc
lnnsosrein dng"
rSm @esenteiI. einsm iebr srtlu'
fbsn!"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04

Lovers 81 good photopiays always
look eagerly forward 10 the days when
the Bonita displays the sign Para
mount Feature To-day" because they
realize the treat that ia In store for
them. To-day they viii have more
than ever cause 70 rejoice for the
feature billed for today certainly IS
an extraordinary fine one. Il il The
Bargain a rtve-reel photopIay pro-
dueed by Thomas n. fnce producer OF
the Typhoon") for the Paramount
Picture Corporation. and William s.
Hart plays the leading part
The following excerpt from "Vari-
ETY.. a periodical devoted 20 dramatic
are IN ali is branches. will give some
idea Of the merits of the film
Produced by Thomas III. Ince for
the Paramount, The Bargain" Ia
seven parts. ranks well up among the
best 81 the Western dramas shown
since film features were. II has all
the attributes Of the best things IN
pictures: exceptional scenic beauty.
compelling interesting story, and
capital pantomImic actors.
The incidents move with remarkable
speed and frequency 20 the effective
climax. but despite the large number
- action Passages, the whole is well
developed as a unit and escapes the
episode quality too often apparent
Ia action photopiays" William 5
Hart a. Jim Stocks. the two gun
man. a desperate who reforms under
the influence 81 love. is as fine and
polished BIT OF artistic creation a.
a Frederick Remington sketch. He
wss always in the picture. making
his points with intelligence, never
once over-actinK. lie does a fall
with 3 horse that took away the
breath o. a score 81 thrill proof film
reviewers Horse and man roll over
and over again down a steep bank.
with bumps and smashes that looked
/ Ike an invitation 20 suicide. The
stcry o. the bad man and rs
regeneration has az occasional touch
/ of gentle hamor
Great interest "a manifested In tse
/ two-reei Easanay comedy The Cham.
plons In which the worlds greatest
Z comedian Charles chaplin PLAYS chs
Champion The picture is pro,
uognced the funniest that was evsl
Plt - any screen. and Chaplin d a
bis best
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
A. the lsla

~ affN t@AH
Fun in plenty comes VITA the ltr
program today The last episode ~
the Twenty Million Dollar Mystery.
zudora" viii make part Of the pro-
gram which win reveai It's mystery
with the ending John storm came
into Mrs. Ramsey's library with
lorists box zudora takes Il and
throws her arms about MS neck as
she draws away her chain about her
neck becomes entangled in his coat
and breaks and falls 20 the ground
John picks il up. Zudora examines &c
ruefuiiy and asks n IL Is q bad omen
They decide 90 take the locket and
chain q - repaired The jeneIer
Informs them that In order 80 repair
the broken parts the Photograph 20
Ludoras mother must be removed.
Some considerable trouble Is enCoun-
tered la the removal &C the photograpa
from ils settling The Photograph. after
being removed. reveals the Twenty
Million Dollar Mystery
At Easter time storm and Zudoro
we're married Looking at John. Xu-
dora tells him that she i the richest
woman in tae world. because she has
his love.
This ia the hnal episode 81 the .se-
rial
Ills f-uckless Love" the keystone
sunday Favorite Is most certainly q
wonderful scream upon the screen.
"Eddie's Little Nightmare" another
comedy. and Ncstor production will
/ be very amusing and funny. Eddie
/ Lyons viii he the funny fun purveyor
The Christian will make It's APP
/ poaranco Monday and Tuesday with
/ the Drama Queen Edith storey in the
title roles, supported hy the great dra-
matte artist Earle williams
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
Sly Dan Cupid. With Many Dart,
Plays Sad Havoc With His Heart

Chicago. April s.-Ths fates are be-
ginning 20 close On on pr. Hebron
CiafiiE, and the II year old hero 81
many gallantries has expressed him
self as being not little vexea about
Il.
Now that everyone seems - Re
expecting him 90 get married. tho
doctor T. not nearly - sure that he
wants 20 Not only r. there an en-
barrasslng number Of candidates for
the honor, but there are such an aw-
fui lot 81 people who have shown
match
For example. there IL pr Chaflsn's
sister. Lady Tennessee Claflln Cook.
who has csbied from London that she
wants the wedding postponed until
she can come and attend a. That
message came the oth,r day waen
Dr. Chafliu was safely engaged 70
Mrs. Laura Kaufman Whitbeck.
Syracuse. ~ y. widow but there
have been Developments since, 50
the situation there Is bic delicate
Then there Is Dr. George v. Cord
lngly, pastor ~ the Progressive
Spiritual church. through whom Dr
ella Tins first wife has been sending
spirit message TO the effect thai
Laura" isn't the right woman af
an. and that Margaret" a 20 year
Old san Francisco girl. a the one the
spirit world wants him 90 marry.
And finally there Is Mira Whitbeck
herself who departed mysteriously
from her home IN Syracuse Rela-
tives said she was going TO New
Z York a. meet DR. Clauln there. but
that she might just might. mind
you--be on her way back 10 Chicago.
Am I going 60 marry Mrs. Whit
beck 80 said DR. Clanin. Why. yes.
1 yes OF course I am. She was here
last week. but IL took her just an
hour % transact her business ln
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
GIRLS! GIRLS! YOU MUST TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR

your hair A delightful surprise awaits
those whose hair has been neglected or
is scraggy. faded. dry brittle OF thin.
Besides beautlfying thC hair. Dander-
Inc diss0iVea every particle ~ dand-
rua cieanBea purines and lnvigoFates
the scalp. forever stopT Ing itehing and
falling hair. bot what viii please you
most will be after a few weeks use.
when you see new bair--fine and
aUWng az hrst-yea really new
hair growing al over the SCALP. II
you care for Pretty, soft hair. and lots
~ q. surely gee . g cent bottle II
Kngwiton's pan6erine from any drug
store OF toilet counter md just try it
tAdv1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
SOCIETY
RECEIVES SAD NEWS

Nr w. p. Cole. manager 81 the
Postal TELEGRAPH Co. received the sad
news on Friday evening at the death
= Biz mother, Mrs. Fannie A. Cole. IN
Columbus, Miss. Mr.. Cole has the
sincere sympathy 81 many friend in
his bereavement
PER NEN tag Z
The many friends 81 NJ. Alex Cen
try win be pleased 90 learn that he
- rapidly recovering from an attack
~ the grip.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04

satisfactory excuse or reason for not
80 doing. is given. no proceedings are
taken against any such party. But e
the premises are not made sanitary In
certain time. noted In notices left
with occupants there win be cases
made IN the city court and prosecu-
tons viii be the consequence.
The inspectors are especially an.
gent IN looking after certain corner
stores which. IN many cases. main.
tain quite unhealthy places. and which
must be kept more presentanIe as wei
as more sanitary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
LOOKING AFTER
THE SANITATION
ONE ARREST WAS ORDERED YES.
TERbAY, A GREEK HAVING
FAILED TO oBEY ORDERS or
THE INSPECTORS

one arrest was ordered yesterday
hy sanitary inspector. this being the
ase o. George Peters. a Greek. who
alleged "a have neglected L. nave
bis premises cleaned up after having
cen ~ ordered hy a sanitary inspoc-
.or lie viii be arraigned IN the city
fourt tomorrow morning
The inspectors have started out on
10 aggressive warfare in the city. and
are now seeing 60 y that premises
are made sanitary before tire oncom-
ng warm weather r. a reality Parties
who frequent unsanitary premises are
ordered 20 clean them Up. ana sre
given q certain length or time 70 do
~. Even IL such Is not done. and a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04

She is the spirit aua tar auul and fhe
YeTturc ~ ThyIam Beauty #i4es
with her every mot on. paesy nGeafhea
from her every gesture. and aL tae
grace and the bI.thanrsa. un tnc fire
and the fenrleasuess. au the wonder
taL exquisite harmony OF nature
perfectly attuned and responsive seem
- have eNl reFsa.n boo her alun.na.
To is Ike the wind. tHe tender moan
lnE Wira go early morn HH. when
dawn, rose-tlHs tua comes au.usa the
hills n nuat.as garments, ta wave
and Kiss 10 watkins she sls.r.uE HIos-
SONS. again lt fs Man tan #ea wind.
soft, strslns stimulating lt E thC
soul " the Nuath- tar cry af love- the
Sos 81 ot.us ~ F rarIewa.
BaXl0Ea eHarmlue. slmriHH Eraet-
res and @ cefHL Payiava.. change.
fai caprci8us. charming Payiaua
palsatlnE primal
Again. 100 words can express tntt
wonderful charm. Stay one aeear.se
the N.EEt % 1.rd7 or the grace uf
fiowerg car che lure - WRhtH
She praises herself ltke Hlg an its
stalk and one draws areath fn lose fI
again as size changes swiftly again
and takes one with her Ben d wl.r. so
/ eestatie. poetic motion.
Tho fire On that cultured raCe that
= has something larHarfc under aH lts
glitter ls there. The Innocence of
f childhood. and the thrah 20 woman
hood. VITAL exquisite. are there.
Ana the orchestra And thar wou-
derful company o. dancers. Never
i before. perhaps. Iu peusac0.a's history
has there been anything just like IL
Theodore sitter IA director or Tire SYM
phouy orchestra certainly Go deserving
Of special mention.
And N Ivan Clust.ne. who appears
I with Paviowa ln several new social
dances originated hv her last summer
Is IN able and graceful second in these
society dances
m the ballet. that wonderful ballet
whimsical, captivating "FHppau Fee,
Mile. Paylowa's prlnclpal partner was
Alexander Nailniue. premier danseur
c'asssnue DO Moscow. Another wonder
ful inter prefer of motion vivaclous
and beautiful r. Nile stenhomo Plas-
xowlesAa- Mile StaSla Kahn pre-
miere danaeIse caraetere and "a
WARSAW Waszinkatl. were inirnita bic
"Puppen-f e." Is set n two acts
The first a fancifally designed tos
shop With more crowded shelves than
ever nursery fancy invented. and the
second the fantastic realization 81
what q child might dream for so vivid
~ that the desirable slsht might ellna
20 his mind 70 maturity. Dubrftskv
the young Russian who has given thls
first work % the futaristic designers
10 America, b. considered abroad e
have largely superseded the vet fam.
Gus Bakst and Anlsfeld. in this Quaint
second act the moon grins out az the
heavens; comets twist their tails. thp
stars have fuzzy rays. on the shore
of a 'moonyf lake there are piled aI
the conglomerate faneies o. fairy tales
there are psnnacled towers. and tht
/ oaght-to- bc-there Fhsuta aus4 ssrfs1
/ dames and roofs.
The crowded opera house and ths
appreciation ~ the audience attested
Ca the place that the wonderful nus.
sian dancer and her ballet made Tor
/ themselves In Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
BIRTHS. DEATHS
AND MARRIAGES
FOR PAST WEEK
VITAL STATISTICAL RECORD As
FILED FOR THE PAST WEEK iN
OFFICE OF CLERK AND COUNTY
JUDGE.

There Nas not much Of interest IA
TIE vit statistical Hna. according %
reports which have been filed since
last renorf I'D the offices ~ the city
clerk a. q the county iudge. there be-
ting no reports ~ waite ueaths on fIe,
although Sc least two were unofficial
" reported dufine the week The
records showed the f8liaWing
celerea Deaths.
John Adams. SO years. cerebral
hemorrhage
Arthur johnson. g years acute
nephritis
Infant d Adam Kyle and wife. collie
Jas Cassidy, SO years. tuberculosis.
Ella Calhoun. 90 yeas. commissions
Eliza Duncan e6 years paralysis
White Births.
To nexeran Cobb and wife, q girl
To Heroert II Dewitt and wife, q
boy
celorsd Births
To Bessie P8imer a girl
TO Armstead Thompson and wife. Z
boy.
TO Willie Springer and wife. boy
Te David Marshall and wife. q boy
Licensed 10 Wed.
Licenses 90 wed were issued durins
the past week from the office % ths
county Judge Is the following:
White Marriages.
James T.. Chambers and Martins
Dodge.
colorsd Marriages.
Joshua Abraham AMI Cnllie Jackson
oIhn Lacey and Fannie ineraham.
WIN scott and ANN Thomas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-04
PLAN LARGE MOTHER
SUBMARINE SHIP

New York. April a.-Plans Tor q
large mother ship" 81 new type in
tended to raise submarine disabled as
was the F-4 At Honolulu are under
consideration a. the New York navy.
such a vessel would bs twice AZ large
a. any 81 the present submarine ten
ders and would have a portion q The
underhody 80 hoilowei a. 90 enable
tie "mother ship" 20 Stow sway TIE
submarine after tfslBK v from the
bottom 81 the sea u would have en-
gines sufficiently powerful % h.t 2
water-iopged submarine unaided