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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
DINNER PARTIES AT
LIE SAN CARLOS.

Society dIned and danced wednesday
night ne the san Carlos hotel. many ta-
bles having been reserved, and dinner
parties arranged for
Among those entertaining were ar.
and Mrs Frank Wentworth. their
guests including Mr. and Alrs. George
Hervey. United States Senator Mark
A. smith. of Arizona, Mrs Wentworta's
guest. Mrs fsa Dindley ~ New York,
and Mrs Herbert Bidder ~ Chicago.
and her brother Dr Cook.
AIR Mcmillan entertained as hls
guests. Captain and Mrs RI a. Nus
Gin. IT, and Mrs saufey. Mr. 3 4
Mrs Wilmer Hayward. Mr. and Mra
r A. Bionnt Miss Elsie MCGOWAN
Miss Ada Hilton Green. Dr. N. II
Qulna.
Mrs Roy MeEargel entertained Mr.
and William "a Knowles. Miss janis
Knowles. Miss Evelyn Maxwell Ia
Pat BeilinWWr ar Meiivaina and Mr.
Albert Quina
Mr Tom Hanlon had as his guests
Miss Ise0rn Wight or s. Louis, Miss
Lucy Milton ~ MBrimnna. Miss Pear
q sheppard. Mr. Philip Yonge and Mr.
I Pat Eaaan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

trinkets they can spare 20 help their
sisters la the campaign states.
This year Is one Of the most Inn
portant in the history of our move
ment." she says. -Four great eastern
states submit their amendment this
fau We recognise that the friends OF
suffrage. both men and women, have
had extraordinary taxes laid upon
them Ia the last ten months. and we.
III common with all other organiza-
tions. are finding Il exceedingly aim
cult 90 meet the financial situation.
But we have q plan that is rich in
poas Utilities
We have made application for a
copyright on the name OF the Suffrage
Melting Pot. IN order 20 preserve the
use and benefit OF Il. for the cam
paign states now and la the future
and We herewith authorize the open
ing n melting pots for the benefit Of
the states submitting amendments IN
1918. Particularly we address our
selves TO you. the women 90 Massachu-
sets, New York. Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. and urge that you leave
in your treasure boxes no biz Of gold
or silver that can possibly be spared
We ask YOU 90 give something that
may mean a sacrifice, 10 the end that
there may be money In the campaign
/ chests for the struggle you are nOw
/ facing"
The National has opened a melting
pot M the headquarters. sos Fifth ave.
nue. New York
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

euchre and ave hundred and more than
one hundred were az play
TIE bridge prize, a pal ~ silk hose.
was Won IS Miss Emily Jones the
second prize FOR bridge going 10 Mrs.
j. B Mcneil, tao pretty handmade
handkarehiefs
Mra John coe wen the Five Hun
dred prize. very handsome towel.
and thc second prize for Flve Hun
dred WIS captured by Mrs. 0sgood An.
SON. two embroidered handkerchiefs.
Mrs g N Reilly won ths euchre prize,
guest towel. and Miss isabel Grant,
the consolation. = box o. candy
Mrs. Il >. Mitchell. Mrs Dan shep-
pard. Mrz a o. McDavid and Mrs r
Pope Reese composed tie committee
In charge. which was assisted by Miss
Daiaye nysr. Miss Cora Louise simp
son. Miss julia lee. Miss annie Chapiu
Mci.ane. and Miss Eveiyn Maxwell
Ice cream and cake were served dur
ms the afternoon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
INFORMAL HOP AT
FoRT BARRANcAs.

one q the bright dances 81 TIE week,
attended ~ many from town, a. well
as the army and navy, was the post
hop given AZ Earraucas "Wednesday
night IN thc post gymnasium.
Among those present were Col and
AIRS Thomas Ridgway. Captain and
Mrs. q. . Hubbard. II. J. Kirk, Cap
tain r r Beiknap, IL. and Mrs. l.
a. MaErudsr. Sir and Mrs. Ellis
Knowles. Airs. W II. sheppard. Miss
Moliie Eluunt Miss Kitten Merritt
Miss En- Turner Merritt. Miss Dorothy
Reeves. Miss Marguerite Finch, Miss
Frances Beard. Miss Natalie Berry
Captain John Mcbride. Il. r. y. Col
ton. H. s. s Winslow. ~. r. r. spIier
Mr Clement Blount, Mr.. Covington
SIT Harren. Dr. Chas Painter, 1t
Brandt Paymaster Rowerhnd, Mr.
Bartlett. Air. Albert Avery. Mr. Nlchol.
son
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
COMMITTEE
DOING ACTIVE WORK

II win Re- interesting 70 local sanrs-
rists 70 know that senator John y.
Jones. q chairman - the committee
On constitutional amendments. che
most important legislative committee
q suHraNists
While Mr. Jones has not declared
himself personally 30 favor ~ auf-
fraxe. be has declared that he would
vote f0r the sanmge amendment. and
- the resolution 90 be introduced by
the Florida sHnrnEists viii DOUBTLESS
have hla support
The legislative committee of the
Florida KAUAI Suffrage Association. Of
which Miss Minute Kehoe il chairman
IL already 60 work. the ether members
~ this COMMITTEES being Or MARY SAT
ford Of Orlando. president of the state
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
rnE ANTS.

she was an anti-suffragist from some-
where up the state.
Who thought Il her duty 20 offset the
coming fate.
SO. although she was a spinster she
went lecturing here and there
On Wife and Mother~-H0me and
child
The Nursery and Prayer"
Another ~ tire antis-a mother o.
thirteen
saw votes for women coming aud
stepped boldly on the scene
she packed her little carpet bag and
went from Troy e Rome.
Just preaching 20 creation that "A
Woman's Place IL Home
And there was stlll another with d
husband as meek as sand
She used 20 tell the neiRhboFs she
could train him with one hand
Sac said he didn't know as much al
their old Texas mule
But the best ~ ali her lectures was
Wives let your husbands rule
The next one was widow. who would
gladly wed again.
To her the weighty question Was not
altogether plain,
But throughout her lengthy lecture az
the subject matter ran
That she wouldn't vote Tor women bal
SIC would vote FOR a man.
The last had done the housework ans
the far mwork All her life
Although there was 4 farmer and sh'
was this farmers wife
shed churned and hayed and Rardened
paid the tRxes-sayed the farm
Bat she lectured on The Comfort of
Mans Protecting Arm"
~ Laura " sheldon. Ia our Mes.
sage
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
|. Phone
80.

association. and Miss Caroline Breyard
81 Tallahassee These three progress
sive women. consulting the legislative
committee of the state association.
form storing trio Of enthusiastic
workers
TIE jacksonville league known As
the Florida Equal Franchise league.
81 which Me Rosslle Cooley Is pres
ideut also Fs strong committee
working 10 the amendment The leg
iaiative committee u the Jacksonville
league comprises Mrs Sara Burton
Dial. chairman Hon FRED Cone and
Mrs Ruaelle T. Cooley
The state association and the Jack
a0uyille league are working most har-
moniouHly together. and the strong
suffrage sentiment IL gruWing and has
most encouraging possibilities
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
coURTGslEs FoR PREssYrERlAL
DELEGATES.

The delegates Go the Presbyterial.
which - convening On this city. are re-
cefvinE a number 81 social attentions.
a.mong these being : bay party with
which Mr. and Mira Nae~Eaiser enteY-
tanned yesterday. FOR DIT and Mrs. l.. ..
Ccnpsdge. missionaries from Africa.
Among those present were Dr. and
airs A. 5. Monett. Mrs. william Fisher
Sr and Mrs. John Bullock
To-Day thu WomAn's Auxiliary Of the
First Presbyterian church, which "a
hostess 20 the Preshyteriai. vii enter
tain with a bay party g which ell
! the delegates are invited
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
u. d. c. ENTERTAINS WITH BEAUTIFUL
CARD PARTY AT THE SAN CARLOS

Hundreds ~ Confederate naGs formed
n striking ard artistic background for
the prettily Nowned women who made
the card party given by the local chap
ter &. p e. one 20 the gayest aHalrs
~ the spring
Confederate culufs we're beautifully
employed in the decorations. she EN-
tire hall having beer hung with tAe
fiags ~ the C0afederacy and the colois
were further emphasized ln the pink
and red carnations which lent an add E
tlonal touch 0f color and beauty
Tables had been arranged Tor brIdgo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
votoT puRANT
We DOING CARDS.

The following cards have been re.
ceivsd 81 Pensacola friends.
Henry Voirht Dunn
Violet Thomas Durant
Married
on saturday. the third ~ April.
One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Fifteen.
Mountain Lakes
View Jersey
AZ Home
After the First 81 June
Mountain Lakes
New Jersey
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
WoopMEA CIRCLE TO
oINE SUPPER.

The members - OAK grove No I.
Woodmen circle will meet I'd the " -.
" hail. corner 81 Baylen and Romano
streets to-day. Friday April sth
FROM there they viii proceed 90 the
home - one ~ the sovereigns whom
they intend e. surprisa. Members
wishing 10 Do 50 are asked 20 bring
seine little token q need not he "a !
psnalve a little fruit 90 cake or a
small Rift ~ some kind
The destination win be announced a.
Ire nall Al are asked % be there b.
seven thirty 3 m
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
TIC SUFFRAGE
MELTING POT.

The Suffrage Melting Pot which
vas Z prominent factor in raising
money for tie suffrage campaigns IT,
the several western states last fail
has been opened again tais year ard
a-dedieated hy the National American
vice - New York. Pennsylvania. New
Jersey ara Massachusetts, DR. Anna
"a shaw urges the women ~ the coun-
trK 60 give up what colo and silver
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun sud Wind Bring Out Ugly spots
How 10 Remove Easily.

Here's q chance. Miss Freckie-face
% try q remedy FOR feeckies with the
guarantee ~ . reliable dealer that it
viii not cost you . penny unless 30
removes the freckles. while n IL does
give You clear complexion the IS
pense is triHine
Simply get an ounce of 0thtne
double strength from the crystal
Pharmacy o. ans druggist and few
applications should show YOU low easy
II q g. rid Yourself ~ the homeiy
frecklea and set "a beautiful complex
ion. Rarely Is more than one ounce
needed for the worse case
Be snre % ask The draegisi for the
double strength othine 81 this - the
prescription sold under guarantee -
money hack n % fatis 20 remove
freckies tAdx.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
PROMOTED TO POSITION
Of INSPECTOR

Friends Of Mr.. Lester Stockard will
learn with a great deal ~ interest
and pleasure az his promation as IN
srector u the Dredge boat. clinton. a.
Troy. New York
~ - Anson
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
NAVAL BALL TO Dc
BRILLIANT AFFAIR

The Bocial event 81 the evening Is
the large bali ~ the San Carlos hotel
with which the naval efficers wlll en-
terrain this evening
TIE bail viii BE- one tf the most
brilliant affairs IN the social history
&C Tire city and many invitations have
hsen sent out 90 society In The eity
and thu service
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
RETURNED FROM
ATLANTA.

Mrs Mary Preston has returned
from Atlanta and Montgomery. where
she has spent the past six weeks most
Delightfully."- visiting friends Mrs.
Preston was the guest in Atlanta Of
Mr. and Mrs John Langley Mrs. So
phle Weahuuse and Mr. and Mrs
Bradley In Montgomery she visited
Mrs J y. Jones
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
STOKES. DANIEL WEDDING.

Al y m "Wednesday, ct the sacred
Heart Reetory Miss Bell Daniel and
Mr. Joseph Thomas Stokes were quiet
q married. AR Thomas Erickson and
Miss Rebecca Taylor were the only AZ b
PENDANTS Mr.. and Mrs. stokes left on
the e.4S train for Jacksonville After
April u they viii be- at nome a. go
West Chase street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
MISS cRuM GUEST or
MRS. CONVICTION.

Miss Lora Crum 81 Richmond. Nir-
ginla. IL the guest 81 Mrs g NJ Gov
.nEton Miss Crum. who has previously
visited iu Pensacola. has rnany friends
in society here. who VIII learn % her
arrival With a ereat deal pleasure
she viii BE- en- hun,r guest on
"Wednesday afternoon a. a small bridge
party which Airs. CoyinEt8n wilt give
fer ser
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
CALLED MEETING
SCHOOL No "a

There viii be called meeting %
ths Home ard School league 81 school
No. "a ON Tuesday. April rs a. 2.3o
O'Clock for she purpose Of selecting
committees for the annual lawn party.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley Cobb OF Bag
dad returned home Monday afternoon
ON the city Of Tampa. altar spending
several days with friends and relatives
In Pensacola They were accompanied
BY Mrs. Hughey Gonzales OF Pensa-
cola, who win spend several days an
the guest Of friends and relatives In
Bagdad.
Mrs. ]. G. Richardson Of Graenviila,
Ala. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
OEgood Arson. Mrs. Richardson has a
number Of relatives and friends who
are greeting her most cordially.
AAfAfENs TOILET POWDER il 50
good that there IL comfort and happi-
ness I'm every grain. none better. Get
box from your druggist at Is cents
and try IL. lAdv.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

The T. y 6 viii hold is regular
monthly meeting this afternoon a. four
o'clock in the hivouac Ia the Thiesen
building. and an members are asked
10 be present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09
DINNER PARTY AT
BACAELoRss CLuB.

Mrs. w y. sheppard chgperoued a
party az the Bachelors club wednes-
dag evening before the hop given in
the post gymnasium. among the guests
being Miss Nellie Biount. Miss Dor
othy Reeves. Miss Francis Beard Miss
Marguerite Finch. and Dr. Painter
Lieut. Roger Cotton Captain Mcbride
Lieut. W W winslow. Lieut. Ebeu
splIler and Mr. Ciement Blount.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-09

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Evening journal., 1915-12-21
FLYNN went DOWN DUTWHAT
HAPPENED TO SULLIVAN?
BY GEORGE L. STARR.

One Afternoon several years ago
while Battling Nelson was training
for ten-round fight, the writer, ac-
companied by Jim Flynn, the Pueblo
happened to saunter into
the Durable Danes" training quar-
ters to watch the former champion
boil out for his scheduled battle.
When we entered and had ex-
changed greetings with Bat, he shout
ed to the battle SCARED veteran OF
Pueblo: Say, Jim, do you remem-
Der. the day Jack (Twin) Sullivan
knocked you down."
"You bet" back came the quick
reply from Flynn, but, say, Bat,
what happened to Sullivan at the
same timer"
Stopping skipping the rope for a
few seconds, Bat started to tell the
story of the above occurrence TO the
large crowd Of fans watching him
work out
81 will never forget that Flynn
Sullivan fight" said Nelson.
1T was in the middle of the ninth
round just after Flynn had scored a
terrific punch when Jack came back
with a terrific right to the firemans
jaw that rocked the old veteran off
his feet. Thinking he had the fire.
man knocked out, Sullivan started his
customary habit when his opponent
was down to make grandstand play
for the fans grouped around the
ringside to start applauding.
"He turned his attention to how well
the house was packed by stating the
number present so the promoters could
not rob him of his share of the receipts
Well, 1 happened to turn my head tC
tell Beanie Walker, who was sitting
next to me that was under the i'm
preston that Sullivan had landed th'
blow that had told the story.
'No sooner had l spoken the words
when again turned my attention t'
the center of the ring only to find to my
surprise that Flynn, who had just
dropped to the mat a second before, ha,
regained his feet and sent Jack TO th'
mat for several seconds while he wal
Evening journal., 1915-12-21
ITo .l.s1. IUT NVT
BY "P00DLES."

Captain Ben has released Ben Neu-
mann and Duncan. Why, Ben?
Harrison is certainly some utility
man for the superintendent Maryland
Division, Friday night.
We are wondering why Captain
Donlan and Captain Cunningham
make so much noise when the Loco
motive Erecting Shop team is bowling
Doc Shaffer, the Poodle" man, will
get a tiy-out on Captain Ben's team.
In whose place, Doc?
We are wondering who j. zabilew-
ski was looking for Friday night on
the alleys.
Captain August's team is certainly
knocking the pins. They are just
rounding into form. Watch out, boys
because we are going to cop the
championship. Why Charles?
II is a good thing for the photogra-
pher that the blind man on the Tank
Shop team does not get his pictures
taken every day.
We are wondering what Gallagher
was doing on the alleys Saturday
night.
Bubenzer says it's a good thing that
he can shoot pool better than he can
bowl. Why Bubenzer?
Evening journal., 1915-12-21

Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
In a game of poker, five hands, A
opens and b and c play. When buying
opener draws one card and says he Is
breaking openers. b says he cannot
do same without the pot being over
raised Who is right, A or B.2 j.
A Is right.
Evening journal., 1915-12-21

Gar Department,
Evening journal., 1915-12-21
Glue HOUSE FoR ArHLErES.

Members Of the p, B. s W. Athlcticl
Association, at their meeting last
Thursday evening, We're informed that
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
would erect modern club house for
them on the athletic field, Front and
Church streets The cost of the building
will be borne by the company, and plans
are now being prepared for the struc-
tiTe. The association now has quarters
in THE EVENING JOURNAL building.
Evening journal., 1915-12-21

doing his old stunt of counting the
house.
Believe me, it was quick work" con-
tinued Nelson, "and always since that
fierce battle l have been an admirer Of
Flynn for being game to the core"
The above happened January 4, 1907,
at Vernon, Cal, when Flynn and Sulli-
van fought 20 fast rounds, the former
being awarded the referees decision.
Evening journal., 1915-12-21
ELKTON WANTS GAMES.

Company E basketball team of Elk
ton would like to arrange games with
any first-class team in this city. The
team wants a game for Christmas
Day. Address Harry Eder, Elkton,
Nd. Phone No. 228.
Evening journal., 1915-12-21
What Do You Wani
10 Know About Sport

Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
I'd In a five-handed game OF euchre
1 make the trump spades and call on
the ace of hearts. X leads a heart. NJ
has tho ace and king Of hearts. Does
he have to put the ace on the heart
lead. or can he play his king Of
hearts? CD Also in a ive-handed
game 1 make the trump. which is a
club. and call ON the ace of hearts.
X leads a spade M has no spade, but
wins the trick by trumping. M has
left the ace and king Of hearts and
two otheiB. According TO the rules is
he compelled TO lead the ace OF hearts2
j.
(1) He does not have 10 play ace.
o. Not compelled to lead ace.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
In a game of poker. five hands, A
opens and b and c play. When buying
opener draws one card and says he is
breaking openers. b says he cannot
do same without the pot being over
raised Who is right, A or b.? j.
Is right
Sport Editor, EVENING JOURNAL:
In a four-handed game Of pinochle
A gets the bid. In discarding four
cards A discaSds a trump without
mentioning the fact claims he
must state that he discarded a trump.
A claims he does not Who is right?
House rules prevail in this case.
No declaration Is demanded as gem
eral rule.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
A and b are playing in two-hand-
ed game OF pinochle About four or
five tricks have been taken in by each.
melds 40 trumps after taking trick.
plays n ten of hearts. b takes il
with king OF trumps from meld. B
has in hand jack. king. ten and ace
OF trumps. Can b meld $50, including
queen on the board? b.
Yes.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
A and A playing partners against
ana - (duCllOn plnOcnle). a ana
A have 75O b and b $50 A and A bid
200. A and A meld 14O and make 40
in tricks, including the ten points al
lowed for last trick, making in all
1000 points. B and b claim that as
A and A completed their 1000 points
with last trick. another hand should
be dealt and side taking first trick
should win the game. A and A claim
that 1000 points win the game. Who
is right? G.
A and A win game.
Sport Editor. EVENING JOURNAL:
In a game Of draw poker A opens
the pot and b stays They each cal
for three cands. A bets. B calls thu
bet A shows a pair OF kings and I
shows his hand, two pair, queens up
but finds that he has six cards. Con
ceding that b loses the pot, does h,
also lose the call money under sucl
circumstances?
b loses all he put in pot.
Evening journal., 1915-12-21
P. B. & W. BOWLING

In the matches Of the p. p. and w.
r. r. A. A. Bowling League on the
Crescent alleys last night the Car De-
partment team defeated the Boiler De-
partment and the General Office wal
loped the Shop Office. The scores:
Car Dennrimenf.
Evening journal., 1915-12-21

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE AND GRIP.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUTNINE removes
thc cause. Remember 20 call for fun name
Look for signature Of ,. w. GROVE Csc
Evening journal., 1915-12-21

Minqua--C. G. Sayefs, William Dun
can. Oscar From, George Gibason, Ed
ward Phillips.
Cherokee-C. II. Whilford, A. Gal
lagher, B. Kerchner, L. Reufahl.
Andastaka defeated Hopocohacking,
4 to l. Score:
Andastaka .....21 21 II 21 21-4
Hopockhk'g ..12 s n 4 Ill
Andastaka ~ Thompson, Draper,
Hainsworth, King Hopockahacking--
Thomas Donnelly, John Quincy, Jo-
seph Brooks. Elisha Young, George
Young. Referee-Albert Stetzer.
Schedule for Week.
Friday-Cherokee VS.. Wawaset, at
Cherokee.
Andastaka VS.. Manatou, at Newport.
Minnehaha VS.. Apache, at Newark.
Wednesday -Mattahoon VS.. Hiawa-
tha. at Mattahoon.
Usage VS.. Delaware, at Usage.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-10-15

provided pretty severe penalties for those who
fail or refuse to live up to the provisions of the
law.
We are disposed to believe that the great ma
ioriy of the people in the state of Utah. and par
ticuarly the people of southern Utah, are willing
and ready to bear their Just proportion of neces-
sary taxation, and all that they want is the as
surance that everybody will be placed on an equal
ity, and be made to do the same. This is exactly
what the last Utah legislature contemplated and
aimed at in the new revenue law passed at the
last session, and it is only right that we should
give 1t fair trial. 1t is not assessing time now
but state officials are making tour through the
state, acquainting county officers with the pro-
visions, objects and intent of the new law, and
trying to conduct campaign Of education among
the people in order that all may be familiar with
the law and prepared to make truthful state
ment Of their property when the assessor calls in
the early part of the year to make the assessment