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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-08
HE'LL WANTED-FEMALE.

for light housework to
make home at place. Steady posi-
tion to right one. Reference required.'
MRS. LOUIS, IL n. Third ST.. Steelton,
IA.
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Sale and Exchange
FOR SALE

c. w. H. LANGLETZ, Lumber-we are
overstocked with all kinds and
grades of lumber and we can OFFER you
big bargains. It will pay you to see
US. Office Cameron and Mulberry Sts.
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WANTED

WANrED--At once-a good 2-passen-
ger 4-cylinder car, not over $3.50;
must be in good running condition and
three monthly payments; party can
hold lease on car till paid for. Address
1853. care Independent
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PROFITS of extraordinary proportions
are likely to accrue as a result of
commitments made at this time in GER
tain curb issues. Ask for our special
letter. Albert Daube & Co. 25 Broad
St. New York
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PIANO TUNING

EXPERT PIANO TUNING-satisfactio
guaranteed. Reasonable terms. Ap-
ply by letter only. 3772, care Star-ln-
dependent
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AL KINDS OF HAULING

ALL kinds OF hauling, large two-ton
truck; furniture, pianos, freight In
the city and suburbs. Prices reason.
able. Picnic and pleasure trips, day or
evening. WIN. H. DARE. i453 Vernon
ST Bell phone 3517J.
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Miscellaneous
FURNITURE PACKING

PACKING-A. n. SHRENK, 1906 North
Sixth street. hrst class packer of fur
niture, china and nricabrac. Ben phone
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HOME WANTED

WANTED-Home for week-old baby
boy; good parentage and healthy Full
surrender. Address A. NJ. c., No. 37Tl.
care Star r-Independent
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PLANO MOVING

PIANO MOVING, tuning, packing and
storing; work done by experts. WIN
TER PIANO CO.. 20 M Fourth ST. Bell
phone LAG.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Several unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping, no children.
Also, one furnished room. Apply Sl4
n. Third street
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BUSINESS of your own. Responsible
man wanted to operate vending ma
Small capital required. Part Of time.
Chic Mint Gum Co.. Wilmington. Della.
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PERSONAL.

LADIES-When delayed or irregular,
use Triumph Pills; always depend
able. Relief" and particulars free.
Write National Medical Institute. Mil
waukee, Wis.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS FOR SALE

IS ACRES with all stock. crops and i'm
plements for $500. In Bucks coun-
ty, close to Philadelphia. Black loan
soil, ~ acres timber; stone house, s
rooms. Swiss barn, "a head. Necessary
outbuildings. Stream, wind mill, Plen-
ty fruit. VIII include all crops in field
and barn, 3 horses. cows, chickens
and farming implements. One-half
cash required. C. E. FOLMER, 54 n.
18th ST., Philadelphia.
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FoUND-A decided Improvement in my
appearances since having my clothing
cleaned and pressed at Partisan Dye
Works. 1903 N. Third. Branch. Hoffman,
Kerns. 337 Chestnut Bell phone. Call
Ing and delivering
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SALESMAN WANTED
BOARDING WANTED

BOARD WANTED in a private family
by young single man; employed
State location and terms. Apply 1913,
care Star-Independent.
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Lost and Found
FOUND.

FOUND-The well-dressed man. He
always sends his clothes to Eggerts
Steam Dyeing and French Cleaning
Works, 1245 Market st. Do you? Call
and deliver.
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT

HOUSES FOR RENT and 2h story
dwelling houses for sale. Elder Real
Estate Co. Gath and Derry SITS
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STORAGE

STORAGE In 3-story prrck building.
rear 40S Market St. Household goods
In clean. private rooms Reasonable
rates. Apply to p. @. DtENER. Jeweler.
t0S Market St
FIREPROOF STORAGE-Private rooms
Tor household goods, $500 per month
and up. We invite Inspection. Low
HARRISBURG STORAGE COMPANY.
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EXCEEDINGLY well located and fer
tile farm 155 acres, miles from
Pottstown. Close to trolley. Presents
fine appearance. Elegant view. acres
timber. Good meadow. Brick house, s
rooms. Brick barn, 90 head. Necessary
outbuildings. loo fruit trees. Very de-
required. c. Z. FOLMER, 81 n. 18th
St, PHILADELPHIA.
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.RENfEMBER-


lOhce) offers (only) Bargains. over
(4o0) farms for sale. Reason Qow)
prices guarantee sales 600 to Q00)
days. Advertise in (70) papers. Use
l2l automobiles, make ca to (6) trips
daily. All tbusiness) centers at (Dan-
ville) offices (opposite) Opera House.
AAn,sswering Ad,s, by letters {2o0l inquiries
phones for quick action. Many write
land) come after sales. Please (avoidl
by telephone G. 10 81 morning (and)
evening. Bell G1-R) and United (140-E).
-EDGEWATER-
(S5) acres (Sl400) loan soil (mead-
ows) spring water creek 150) fine
fruit trees (4) acres woodland. Two
(3) hogs G6( chickens ca ducks (2)
geese CD guineas (young) fresh cow,
seven year fine horse, farm wagon. har-
ness G2) bushel oats CAD corn (13)
potatoes, ton (hay) and (2) straw
Only S1750) paved street almost to
(giveaway) bargain. CD railroad sta
tions (S0) trains daily Cd trolleys. Tel
ephone G. to s. Danville.
-SUNNYGROVE--
Only (10) minutes (walk) to trolley
and 15) to edge of busy city. Notice
only (s2) an acre for (150) acres. With
(4l fine horses go fresh cows (10) hogs
Q00) poultry (S) ton hay (10) ton
straw (300) bushel oats (500) bushel
corn. Bargain (s4S00). Finest loca-
tion for stock business poultry berries,
fruit and early vegetables in Pennsyl-
ern exposure. Running water through
stone (milk) house. Mostly (new)
painted buildings.
GEORGE B. OSTRANDER
Danville Telephones Sunbury
Mornings q to 81 Evenings
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Business Opportunities
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Party with capital to take
an interest in light manufacturing
business; can show good profits am
starting new plant in a live town 40
miles from Harrisburg. Address No
$40. care Star Independent
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WANTED-Bicyclss. or parts of bicy-
cles, for highest cash prices at once.
Try Keystone quick repair service and
save money. KEYSTONE CYCLE CO.,
S14 North Third st. Both phones.
SIGNS of all kinds; brass signs at half
price; our simplified process makes
this possible; strictly high class work
guaranteed. MANAHAN G. CO., "a s.
Dewberry street
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MISCELLANEOUS

SAVE ALL your baby chicks. Millions
of chicks killed each year by White
Diarrhoea and Bowel Trouble T. j.
Refer, Poultry Expert, 1920 Chestnut
St. Philadelphia, Pa, is sending a re-
markable dollar preparation that cures
this terrible disease over night and
saves your chicks. If 1t fails simply
write him and he will refund your
money. A million dollar bank backs
up this guarantee. Send a dollar to-
day and save all your chicks. Refer
takes all risk.
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FOR SAIIE-No. 13S N. Thirteenth ST.;
3-story brick house; rooms; bath;
gas; furnace; porch; cemented cellar;
lot 201sxSo. Price at BELL REALTY
CO.. Bergner Building.
NEW BRICK HOUSES for sale-only
$500; easy terms only one left of
those eight newly built brick houses on
Market street, corner Summit. L. MIN
TER, 1857 Market street Both phones.
story frame. all conveniences. front
porch. Nos. 1107 and 1109 Plum avenue,
2-story frame. water in kitchen. No.
HE n. Fourteenth ST.. brick, conven-
iences front porch. No. 1910 Derry ST.,
all conveniences. front and side porch.
c. H. ORCUTT, 267 Cumberland st.
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

MODERN and sanitary; steam heat;
electric lights, gas range and water
heaters; laundry trays; finest equipped
Vernon and 1416 Thompson SITS. Open
for inspection. Apply BAPTIST, Third
and Chestnut Streets.
FOR RENT-Large roCm, third floor.
fire proof building; corner of Aber-
deem and Strawberry avenues. Freight
elevator service. Apply Commonwealth
Trust Co., 222 Market st.
APARTMENT FOR RENT rooms and
bath, with all conveniences, including
front and back porches with storage
room, located corner Sixth and Harris.
Apply L. FILBERT, 1872 n. Sixth ST.
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srAY-AT-HoMEs.

Home serves many important pur-
poses but none more - than thar ct
afiording something for the real peo-
pie % stay AZ while the other kind
are EaddinR about 10 search 81 rest,
recreation and other popular illusions.
10 it were not for the stay -af-honasa
everybody wolfe be az the resorts, az
cost 90 enormous that the nation
would Sc bankrupted Their part il
lte, namely The part Of preserving
the economic balance Ia, in ether
words solid il not ahowy.
some stay - home because they
cant set sway, but nurnbers because
they choose % DO &c, showing that
while the fools are not all dead yet
nelihar are che wise guya.
In short, whereas the meek are
blessed because they shall inherit the
earth the stay-as-homea are blessed
for variety 81 reasons, any enc Of
which Is sufficient 60 justify the fact.
King Soiomon was an early and
distinguished stay-at-home Riches,
be remarks, pith > significant aiF Of
depression (Proverhs 23:sl, certain
~ make themselves wisga" While
the fact that he had one thousand
wives BY no means argues, ewing 20
the difference in the customs Of these
days that he set one thousand let.
tiers q day from the seaEhore asking
for money. the inference ia neverthe.
less irresistible
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-01

10 sell dispose ~ or distribute or keep
for sale. disposal or distribution any
meals. lunches or victuals % any kind
whatsoever in any room % place where
Intoxicating liquors, wines Or beer are
sold or kept fer sale.
Sec a. That Intoxicating liquors.
wines or beer shall not b. sold or exc
posed for sale I'm any room ~ any
building the ionr If which room shall
ba more than three feet above or below
the sidewalk Immediately ~ front ~
such room 0r 50 the absence II secn
sidewalk. the floor - surn room shan
not be more than three feet above or
below the ground.
Sec. 10. In this act unless the con-
text otherwise requires. persons in-
Guides a body af persons whether In
corporated or not
Sec. rs. That any person violating
any az tire foregoing provisions Or this
act. shall be- deemed Euffty ~ "a mis-
demeanar and upon conviction there
~ his license shall De forfeited and
he shall he fined not more than one
thousand 81 0o8l dollars ~ imprisoned
"a the county iail not exceeding twelve
lg) months.
Sec. a. That this net f. not IN
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FRoM A REcENT oRITUARY

FROM A RECENT OBITUARY.
The late Luther g. Petty YEAS an
unassuming gentleman with whom
comparatively few of ~sr citizens
we're Intimately acquainted although
he had lived Ia our midst for many
years. lie vas the husband Of Mrs.
Harriet Mex. Bronkhorst-Petty the
prominent society leader and Emi-
nent Exalted PotentAtc 81 the DiRui-
fed Daughters Of Shay's Rebellion
and Past Supreme Sovereign 81 the
Sisters Of Sheba. mother Of the Hon
Braxton Mex Rronkhorst- Petty.
Who although he vas admitted &c the
bar only last week has already con-
aented % run for the once 81 pros
ecutimg attorney ~ the earnest selici-
t@ti0n OF his many frienda; and Of
Delicia Mex. Bronkhorst- Petty, for
whom her teachers predict a brilliant
career on ;he opera stage. Mrs.
hroukhorst- Petty u . descendant 81
two fine old families, the McKuckles
and the Bronkhorsta, and has never
failed % live up % the high traditions
81 her iilustrious ancestors.
Mr.. Petty loved solitude, and was
given 10 ioug rawbies II the woods
and u ia believed that ne expired
from heart failure ecgme three or Four
days before his bedy IVES aecidewsaliy
discovered
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Meridian Win Vote on
a Chicken Ordinance

MerfHan. Wiss has forced tseIf into
Fse aus sat thFoaea prepaaa3 81
have tfa vttern of TIE city vote ~
ths proposition % making 81 uniaefsi
e. permit ch.ekeua q run aE large
MsFiatan property owners evidently
hava experienced the same Trouble a.
those 81 Pensacola snd tne n.attef has
been asstatsd unta ire voters ,si de-
termino whlah they PREFER slower sar-
aeua ara lawns 81 chickens speaEiag
of the approaching election tha Dis
patch very apgiy remarks
The Ga taea tHBt the mau who
daeret to boauufy the grounds about
hts residence should enclose the
a. nnda elth a chicken proof fence.
So fnattsr haM nnelEhtiy aach an "im-
frogsmeuf" might hr has EiHen way
u : plan q Improvement thar eon-
templates eantiBaous lawns. unmarried
- unseGtly fences ~ Ettie pens huslt
areuna beds nf -hoIee flowers to pros
taet them from tine depreciation 0f n
neIahhors pausuN
There Is nosn.rK d. she urovlai0na
~ IRE tf0 nnuco fhaf should prove
objectionable Is ERE man whose iaeas
eF luetiee are f.at considerably warped
~ the conditions Were reversed the
mar who. throueh selfish rtasona op-
poses che chicken ordinance woald
nnd himself n me ranks Of those who
favor t And really, ita enactment
should result 60 no hardship for the
proper confinement ~ chickens FRI 4
simple matter and IRE foaiH elfl pa
better oa Cor ere attention given tacm
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TRAVELLING MEN
MEET TONIGHT
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
o. The ALABAMA TRAVELLERS
ASSOCIATION ~ PENSACOLA.

with the vipv ~ enrolling the West
Florida travelling men n tue Alabama
Travellers Association. Tsous j. Adler
ard Prank ~ MrlEa president and
vice. president respectively VI that ass
a8ctaffon. are fn Pensacola and have
invited an ioraI travelling men 20 meet
wlth them tanight 81 Pario- 4 &C the
san Carlos hotel
Recently the Alabama association
amended tts charter 81 as - include
aN az West Florida rs tte chatta-
houehee river ard they expect % enroll
The travelling men 90 tha section in
their association
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American Munitions
for Allied Powers.

That the Germans are Rreatiy con-
csrned over the manufacture ~ im-
msnse quantities ~ vnr munitions II
thia country for use 81 the allies tire
recent protest 81 me German ambss-
sador against enc export - arms ana
ammunition ful'y demonstrated but
until tire protcs. was made few people
had any idca 81 TIRE immense volume
~ this business IA matter e fact
some ~ ths more important manu-
featuring concerns ~ the United
States ere devotlnE their plants 70 the
Manufacture q ammunition and thou
sands ~ rounds are being turned oat
daily In several 81 them Several OF
the greatest plants ln ma railway sun
ply trade are manufacturing ammuni-
tion far England. France or Russia.
and sonse ~ these ara enumerated ln
the current issue of tie Railway Age
Ga1stte
The American Locomotive Company
which has been negotiating Or some
tine for q larsa e6ntracg for shrapneL
4 nov supposed to have closed con-
tracts etth fhe Russian government
Cot shrapnel F1Efeeatlns f6s.oooooo in
value The company has purchased
s500600 of the special machinery
whleh win 10 necessary and has had
options an ts0o0o worth more OF such
machinery fer several weeks
The Firth Sterling steel Company
AIcxeesport. Pa. q running double
time 81 the manufacure of shrapncl
shells turnlue olt ABOUT gaoo daily
ana the National Tube company. tht
Pressed steel Car Company and 4
uumser 81 other companies IN ths
riushurr district are also said co b
turning uut from los g. sfoo shrarnei
each. daily The STANDARD steel Cal
Company Is shout 81 star, w0rk ga
larEe order Or sheas
The GackaWanaa steel Company ha.
closed contracts Ger delivery % thU
SHIFTS N& #Na#"N FN0N@ 81 tts Etaafa HANH
According 10 enc terms or the agree
ment Gb0e tons must be shipped ever.
ten aaya l has been reported ira
taia COMPANY stree the beginning 5
ere war bas received orders ror .oo o0
Is oo0eoe unz 81 strapped ere tota
yalae - these orders heInE estimate
e. IRON So sos GEO Is sz1. zoe ooo RI
Carneele steel Company aud the cru
chile steel company 81 America hav
also obtained ths iaree orders e
ahnpneI steel
Last seek tire Railway kre-Gazett
stated that the Westinghouse Al
Brake Co. waa reported 90 have re-
coivsa an order f1r 100000 shrapn,
shells from F'rance end reports fror
various sources Indicate that the iu
dusuloa enumerated are bat fe
81 the number wh.eh have receive
immense oraers from the sElle8 pow
ers Germany apparently hes amp
cause to ~ concerned over Iris 81
naensa source cf sgpaiv. specially 8
me tiockadns Heets e Eneand s.
France have made : impossible Z.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-01

II HE Executive Com
mittee Of the Escam-
bia County Prohibi-
ton League wishes to urge
those who are canvassing
the voters for signatures
to the petition calling for
an election, to continue
their efforts and secure
every possible signature
in their districts at an
early date.
The league hopes to lay
before the County Com
missioners a petition con-
tanning the signatures of
fifty per cent or more Of
the registered voters of
the county.
Runors that the election
will not be called, since the
passage of the Davis bill.
are entirely without foun-
dation.
tPald Aavertissmsatl
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Baseball Manager Consider your-
aeh uncouditionaily released Maybe
you can sign mp with q circus
The bonehead (wArmlyl: What
d'ye meau-T'm 4 freak
Baseball Manager. OF course net.
Bot the circus have h mind has en-
elephant tall team.
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tended % repeal any existing law in
reference % the sale ~ Intoxicating
liquors, wines and beer, unfess In con-
mCt herewith. but chapter sSrs. of the
laws II 1913. and all other laws in con-
alct herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. IS. That this act shall take
eneSt AZ midnight ~ the night u sep
tember 40. A. ID. 1915.
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Xix ell
A Galley o Fun I!
nFaRKRa

$50 you think u safer 20 Be . po-
ltucal boss than : railroad president
Sure thing. ms Beg. To admit thsf
yca have burned year books - con-
books a. At"
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Grace: III Il was : secret why In
the world did you teli that girii
Gwenaolyu 1t wsnT ao her any
good, my dear. I'd already hrie-
phoRed L to all the girls ahe knaw.
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This picture 90 President Wilson
vas taken n New York g feN days
aEa. when he made e hsUried trip
from TIRE capital Is the metropolis "a
deliver speech IT'S eutre stay iu
New York lasted four hours and he
enSayed bis visit at the picture shows.
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Political Announcement


aIHata c. succeed myself 80 Commits
sioner ~ publte NarAs aHe1sct e tho
action CO this atfN democrats primary
liz am reelected Z promise 20 ~Iva
ere duties uf tne office the mus ssH.
sent attention ln tae fatara 20 m the
wHoa RI JOHN SON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-01

Who's been tampering with ny
umbrella coverF peevtshly Inquired
Mr. Smith.
Umbrella cover uothinaI" rrtort-
ed Mrs.. smith. That's my new
SKIRT"
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Madge ! theugh yes said ycx'd
never speak % that girl again.
Marjorie: But what could I DEP
She offered % teach me a new dance
step.
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Saturday Candy"
/ ID Chocolate Covered
Cherries, / Id Assorted Choc-
olates, or 2 lbs Pure Stick
Candy, soc value, for Sec
today at Balkcom's.

James whitcomb Riley t. out in an
alleged poem about the hobo. II In
extremely bad and. with anyone else's
name attached. would have peen hur-
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TODAY
Is Candy Day at the Crys
tai Pharmacy.
cHiNA's REPLY Will
sc RECEIVED TO-DAY

pednx April ge Tne Chinese
statement tomorrow Uu present ta
the Jsusneae p'eripotenf.srie ChIna.s
reply ID tho last Nst SO Japanese De-
raauds
There q reas1a 90 believe the CHI
reese answer win contain only a Nm-
tied number af further concession.
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The baby came upom the arsL
bis dad. a. joieera wilh
Got on this Joke, about his worst:
He named the baby Bill
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WHERE T cOuNTN

Annf Dinah. are you soiaa % haze
obey eliminated frora tie eere-
monyP-
Ne. chile; but I aho Is Kwiater hmb
Il Eliminated frum de- rnmtriuony.
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hfraEg auNCunee myself earHi.
data faF 6itt commissioner tUataeG 90
fhs artirn - tHs ritF urlmsrlas. and
promise 70 give wr eHtIre E8He IS the
ofiea BE- Z am elected wM aNaraftate
tte Nota9 " the Dtwoefats 81 reusat
~ = LmIAARD.
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Sc your rival won shs girl after
an"
Is; J mace the mistake Of trying
20 eliminate bv means OF Srape-fuiee
diplomacy. Be bought ehanpagns. =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-01

Colleges have their nass. Each
glass produces 4 man Big enough Tor
the rest 70 braR about IN after years.
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WASTED


wv h
She You
know Milton
saws Come
trip n as ye
20, on the
light fantastic
toe
He Milton
Which The
DansaRt to he
G eeted
WITH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-01

Cruisers and hattleships which pos
sess silver punch-bowls may now eKa
change them-less depreciation-for
cug-zlass lsmonaas SEA
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SUNDAY, MAY 9.
Be CELEBRATED
ASMOTHER'S
ON SECOND SUNDAY ~ TIE
MoNrH CHURCHES AND FAM
lLiEs WILL OBSERVE The AN
NuAL FESTIVAL.

SUNDAY. May 3. e Motbes Day ard
THIS anniversary which has Come b.
~ ore ~ the dearest n So asnual
obsertanCns. wHl s. celcaratsd iu PEN
saeola. not enly lu nunbcr 81 the
churches but hN msnN who quietly
observe u the how're taia day dedl-
Gated IS the mothers 90 an tha world.
fl Waa woman Is whom tha in-
splratsan 81 Mothers uay first came.
ana since that d8Y when Rne pledged
herr efforts g. keeping sacred The mem
aFy % fhe mothers ~ America, the
anniversary hrs come 90 have a very
wide appeal and az over che country
men aud women celebrate &c each year
with loving end loyal hearts wearing
s white earuation FOR mother. ard
dedieattnE the dsF e. her memory
the Germans h secure supplies from
ire same source. Notwithstanding that
the market e open e them II thsy
nn avaii themselves of Il.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-01
Prohibitions Fly Into a
Panic and Adjourn the
House Until Monday

tContInued prom race One)