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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-31
SISTERS
CELEBRATE THEIR
10TH Anniversary

Magnolia Temple, No. 4. Pythian
Sisters entertained the Pythian
Knights and families last night at
Castle Han on East Intendencia street
in commemoration Of the fifteenth an
niversary of the installation of their
temple.
The following program was rem
dered and was highly enjoyed by an
appreciative audience, which filled
the hall to its capacity:
Program.
Opening Address-Mrs. w, H.
Crawford.
Quartette-Messrs. Laney, Clarke,
Lewis and Sherrer.
P. L. F. & F. Tableaux- Misses
DeBroux, Gonzalez, Roch and Daniels.
Reading; "Dolly's Prayer"-Bar-
bara Largue.
Drill-Sixteen Pythian Sisters.
Quartette-Messrs. Laney, Clarke
Lewis and Sherrer.
"Stolen Sweets" Tableaux-Bar-
bara Largue.
Song-Misses DeBroux, Roch, Con-
zalez and Daniels.
Reading-Miss Lucille Shackelford.
"Ring Before and After Marriage
Tableaux-Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Largue.
Music by Bernard Pfeiffer.
At the conclusion of the program
an excellent ice course was served and
those who were present were unan-
imous in their verdict that the event
was the browning event in Pythiar
circles this year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-31
CHUMUCKLA.

Chumuckla, Aug. 30.-Miss AdeI-
phia Ellis was the weekend guest
of the Misses LAME, Nellie and Mae
Ellis.
Miss Irene Campbell who has been
visiting in Repton, Ala, is now visit
ing in Range, Ala.
Miss Ethel Mcconnell of Pensacola
who has been visiting the Misses Jer-
nigan, is now the guest of the Misses
Estelle, Pearl and Adelphia Ellis.
Miss Grace Jacobson, of Pensacola
is the attractive guest of Miss Celia
Jernigan. Miss jacobson is making
herself very popular during her first
visit here and is enjoying many cour-
tesies.
Mrs. w. M. Ellis and charming
daughter, Estelle, visited Mrs. G. r
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-31

a long term of years, he has played
many parts, the majority of which
have demanded that hs appear in
strong characterizations. His ap-
pearance as Jack Rance, in "The Girl
of the Golden West" which role he
created, is one of the memorable
achievements in the history of the
speaking stage. His Characterization
of "Buck" Warren in ''The Warrens
of Virginia" has done more than any
one thing, it is said, to establish a
certain type of southern gentleman in
the minds of the American people.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-31
RECEIVE BIDS FOR
SCHOOL SUPPLIES

Announcement was made yesterday
that a special meeting of the Escam-
bia county board of public instruction
will be held Saturday night at 7
o'clock for the purpose of receiving
bids for furnishing supplies for the
various schools of the county for the
ensuing school year.
Among the supplies to be furnished
are coal, desks, crayon and various
other articles which are in constant
use in the schools throughout the
year. Contracts will be entered into
provided satisfactory bids are re.
ceiyed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-31

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-31

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Great Show at Isis Saturday.

Cleo Ridgley, the beautiful Laslzy
actress, viii be seen at the Isis on
Saturday in support of Lou-Tellegen,
the celebrated dramatic star, in the
Jesse L. Lasky production of "The
Victory of Conscience"
AS the most famous dancer in
Paris, Miss Ridgley introduces sew
eral startling dances, one of them
being the famous dance of the seven
wells. How she and her lover are
brought together, although separated
by their religious vows, is presented
in manner which must be seen to
be understood.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-31
Indigestion and Combination.

81 recently discovered in Chamber
lain's Tablets the first medicine to
give me positive and lasting relief.
Prior to their use 1 suffered frequent
ly from Indigestion and constipation, /"
writes Mrs. Anna Kadin, Spencerport,
N. Y. Obtainable everywhere.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-31
ADJUSTMENTS
Frank keenan,, as Gentleman Bur-
glar, Isis Tomorrow.


With each succeeding production in
which Frank keenan, is starred critics
of the photodrama declare that he is
establishing a precedent in the mat
ter of makeup for the various char
acters which he portrays. His best
work in this line so far is said to
have been done for ''The Phantom, y
just released on the Triangle pro-
gram, and showing at the Isis to-
morrow.
keenan, attributes his ability to
his long experience on the stage, an
experience which dates back to the
beginning of his notable career in
1878. Like all actors who have been
constantly before the public for such
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25
Gorgelteru Nadt mllroen bier mic

TOrHt1terN glad)t WllrDHlt I)lcr MIC
Der mc]rere gilubrltdlseerilld)e ge=
mad)t, bod alrf cinelll Elab mllroe
Der Gilbred)er burd einen madiamen
@ltnof Der deltd)t. sllts oem Seinn
bon s. g. 8raofieIo, 1910 10. slpc-
me, apuroen einige Stn1ltcfiaden
geltoFlen. 9ie Yoli5ei mltroe Don
oen Gillbriid)en benadrihtiat, ood)
bot lie bis iest Die Iiebe llid)t abfan-
gen f0lnlcn.
SIN Molilrc Commercial Glll6 fin
oct Dellte a6eno cine Gerlanlmlung
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25
Mcurs aus Musmtine

Die bicliee @atterie 9 miro jeoes
sSabr aus Scr @uaoesfaile bic Cunt
me bon $4,000 erbalten iiir gl1ls-
riiitlllgclt, gpD lt10 io1t1tige rutb,
Iauel1oige Ml1sgaben. Sic 5oloaten
'apcroen bonn 1. Sltli an c%benfals 2Dp-
nc er6alten, sic DEM MaltgJber Sol
oatcn ai9cmelien linO. gs lit iest
oltd Die MSoglidfcit porbaltbelt, bab
W'llscotille balo cine 11el,e Mrl1orp
Salc erbalten miro, bie grpB gcultg
ltno paiicn0 fir cine @attcrie lem
miro. Mltscatit1e bot b~efanntlib
cite Mrnee=@alle, bod ml1rbe oieicl=
bel fir cine Snfanteriefompagnie ei1,=
0crid)tet. IS ld)eillt, oab jctt lrel,es
2eGer1 in Oie bieitge @atterie gcfom=
n1cn tit, 0eren @eiterbcltebcn jcst &C.
lid)ert id)cillt.
@eslep George, ser @ar6ier, ser
leiltcn Iu6eitgcber S. $. @pofills
tbatliG allgeariffen batte nlo bes=
balb pcrbaftct lpllrOe, lit bont YSoli-
5ciridtcr 51 $40 Strafc ul1b Soften
perllrtbeilt morocn, Die er nl1dJ be-
5ablte n'lo baum freieelaiicn 'pltroe.
gomin $. 9. Subn, Ser 90 Sabre
alte subn bon S. g. st. sSob1t, 313
Gberrp Strabe moDlMoft, lit porge=
tern in Sen1pe, Mri5ona, 1tad ld,ge-
rent Seioell an Ser Sl1berfulplis &C.
ltorben. Die 2cide miro bierbcr sllr
Fgeeroigung iibcrfiibrt merben. Scr
10 jung Ser torbene binterlabt sic
gltern loapie eille1 &rrloer l1no eine
|Sbapei ter. 81 mltroe in M1scatille
gcboren ltl0 bat bier icitbcr gelebt.
TSa1l lesten September rei1tc CT nod
DEM Siioe1, Tim polt Ser ~gcf1brlid)ell
aranf6eit fltrirt 5ll mcroel1.
Die Iarlller bon MtaliIIa babe1 ci=
ne llelte @eieaidaft nit ei,1cln Off
%tienfapital BON $4,000 gegriinoct
lnto lid I'M Gecorbersanlt infprpori-
rem loiIcn. Tas Mftienfapitol lit il,
$50 Ml1tbcilc 81 ie 500 eillgetbeilt
lporoct.
Die biciigel1 Gifts meroen lih in
grpBe.r Il15all an Der Stnutsfpl1pell=
tlpn Der Gifts IN Davenport ant 81.
l1llo %. Sllni hetbeiligclt. Die Scott
pc11tipn oiirf te bieles Sabr cine lebr
ltarf lclltd)te lltO intercIiante iper-
ben. Die @lfs IN Imellfwrt ~trefiel
1eet M1rltalten fir cine crfolgreibe
3ltlamnelrfllnft.
George @ittidb. mcltl. 6. 5trobe
mobnbaft, Ser befanntc SciGc,beltat-
ter, erlitt borgeltefn Morgen id)1flera=
l1de Werlcslrngen, OILS linn bcirl Sc
parircn Icil1cs N11tos stpei Singer Ser
red)tcn Sallo idlintm serqlletld t umllr-
|oe1t, Or. S.. $. 2ittle laFun sen
9erlesten III @ebanolllng.
~. - .. So, ~.L
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25
|Mrucs ans Sod 9s!nno.

Ser Yro5eB seoea CHARLES Gar
rin9tot, Der ollaeflagt lit, Better Nes-
Fit am 2. 0fars 1915 geidJoiien 5lt
babelt, alt pclder 8ltltbe ct ip1tpr
geitorfcn lit, miro gcgelnparttg tn
bicli9cn @eridt %rcrbanoclt. sSnl er=
item Gro5cB rmtroe ser jlllgc 9teger
befanntlid idalloi0 beillocn lrlo SIT
70 Salren .3ha4tbnits berlrtbeilt.
angehorige oes &arl1rt5cilten itteta-
ten eine Abppcllatiou fiir eillcn llcllclt
Gro5eB al. Gie gertbeioigulg bon
Garrin9ton fiibrt iest an, BOB 9sesbit
nid)t btrrft an hcfn erbaltenau sd)llf
gcItorben fet, iotloert ait eitteni 5aa,
Den err lih 5laesoaen boben lolt, ais
CT aus Dem Solpital cntlalien NOR
Den NOR. Die @ntldeiol1lg oes Sal
les miro Sen @cidpporencn po6r-
ldcinlid) IN citigeit Jaoe1 sur grle=
Olgtlit9 potgelcgt ipereet.
Som belten @etter begiinltigt,
fano geitern Madmittag ser idbrl.id)e
o6iclo=Gap" allf Dem gaa Harf ltatt
Mle &inoer Der offentlidpn sd}ulcn
nabmelt an Der 6eier tbcil. llntet
2eiti,tg Der gdplltebrer ml,rSelt al.
lefbano Spiele uro Grercitien o1trd)
gefitbrt. 0ie Iurbfiibrlmg bes al1f.
Aelteaten Nrogranm1s nabm nlebrer(
IStnnoen in Nnlprl1d). Cine Mnsah.
@ltcrn nno sl,tgcGorige ser &illocl
'la1lllel' on Der 6eltlidfeit t9eil.
SIT Nunntoutb fano 9eitern eilu
spc5lolldNtlma( itatt ll,o mllrbc mi
eillcr Stilt1mcnabga6c nolt 147 gegel
80 Die Mllsgabe BON 500, 900 shnl
BONDS belptlligS fit sen Ml1fallf cites
Sdptlplates iltb fir .ben @olt cirlcs
ttelien Sdltlbalties. Ntit ocln sd1tl
Daiisbalt ioa 10 halb mic ntoglid BE
gornet lperoen. 9ei ser @aDl ltitanl
ten 80 Irallen.
Sen. Sperbef pltrbe poraeltcrl
abe1b idnncr5li1 ncrleet, oils CT bcill
uGinbred)cll" zines @rpnd)os on sc
80. Stra6e '1lno 5. Mpelllc bon bell
lelben gelporfcn mltroe. Ias milS
g%c1poroclre Gfero lief oarorf int ga
bon Iral See @oobpatt gclellfte III,
tol1lphil, lpeld,cS OaDltrCr lcid,t lhciG,G
Digit Dmrbe.
Sic 2eide Ser III Marlbaa, Mil1ll
Dor einigcn Sagcn perltorbel1er Sra
llrlllla Iacts lallgte bier gcitcr
Worgcn an unb mltroe nod ser
@plJiuballS Ser Iu6ter, Jralt 6. q
asape, 523 IA. Mpelrl1e, iiberiiibr
por 1po aus 0ie @eeroigu1rg am. SSre
tag Meorgel1 l11to nad1 elmer 2cidel
fcier lit Ser ct. Ealtl's &irtfe al
Dem Gbippimnnod Jriebfpf ltattIil
Den miro. Die syralt NOR in @elaic
gebpret lt'10 batte 0ie n1eiIie Belt il
Eres 2ebens in Mlllcrifa ulto in SO
ISslano perleht. Sic crreidte ei
Mlter BON rs Sa6ren. STR @at
ltarb in Gof Sslallo Dor etlpa /
Sabren.
Sic 9soIi3ei perbaftetc geItern 500:
gen ler]s Marner arll SUB ser L
..Istral5e nllter bent Geroodt, cine
Tradtlpagel1 Der Millpaltfce gabrl G
broden llllO @ier alts belnlel6en q
ltollle1 SIT lbaben. Die 2eltte lpltroe
abgef angell, oils lie ami SSll1B1f,
beim Irinfelt BON Ilal6enbier ~,
rem. Die gauge @%eieaidaft ml1ri
nod Dem Gpl1ntpeefangnib gebrad)
% ibr Gerbor fir 5ebr1 Sogc aufg
1d)oben mtroe, ltl11 Nadforldltnoe
be5ii9lid 0es Gilrbrltd)s o1tsrltclle1
Us miro allgcnpnt11elt, baB bieic g
leuld)aft moere ginbriidc altf Sc,
&erH6ol5 bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25
Meues aus M1uline.
Gin sen crlittcncn @crlctungcn &C.
iturbcn.

SIM MSolil1e S~taotbpipital lit &C.
ltern Mprgell George 3imnlif &C.
Itorben ont Ben gerlesllngell, Die CT
am 9ie1stog Morgen bei Der lr6cit
in Den Gibbs @erfitatten erlitt, oils
linn eit Stiid gilen gegen Sen 0ia=
gen Hog, 10 bab CT in hemlBtlplem
3ltltailD nod Dem @olpital iiberfil1rt
meroel1 mltbte. Ser altf 10 beoalt=
~ernslpertbe @eiie SIT iei1em por5eiti=
gen gnoc @efolnmelle lpar % Sabre
alt ur1D nnperbeiratbet. ST 6irlter-
ldbt cine Sdapelter, Sralt Srartf
8rSusfa, 1920 S. Mperl1e, Galt Wiu=
fine, no er logirte, ionic eil1en grlt=
Scr in gait 0iolil1e. Goroner Mepers
miro belte Gprrnittag ei1el S1ql1clt
iiber Dell Sobten %af'5alten.
Die Mepli1le Retail Merda,lt's sll=
location miro ii6 nidt nit oen1 @ro=
Ser MpIille &o1nite percinigen, mic
fiir5lid angeltont1nell mltrDe, lpnoern
miro cine Srganiiation fir iih blei=
ben. Iiele SeldlltB lutroe III Der
porgcitern Ibcno abgebaltenen Ser
ianmll1ng ser Gereilligultg gefabt.
@ei Ser a6gebaltereu Gerlamnlllng
bielten perld)ieoene MitglieOer ltlto
prominente 8eidaitslente lpobl alti-
gcnonlmenc Mnlpraden.
Die Sdltlfinbcr Ser bieligen 81
f~cntliden S1ltlen bielten porgeltcrlt
Nad5nlittag bonn beiten @etter be
eiinltigt, ibrer ~idbrlidleu u6ielo
0ap" int goa Garf ab. l1c6er 5000
Sdpllfin0er 11abn1el1 at oell lteblln=
gen ltlo a%rrat9irtcn Gorfiibrll1gen
unter ser 2eitlung oes itaotiIden
Slrlllcbrers @errlt Moolpb Sppen=
beilner tbeil. gs miro allgellomn1clt,
oab iibcr 5000 Eerionell 5ltgegelt pu-
rel, Inn al1 Oem Ielotag tbeil5uneb-
men. Die Sleiilbullgclr, Maridiibtn-
ger, Iabneniibungen etc. babel1 be-
lmroers allgeiprod}c1. &olt allen
Seiten mltrben Den 2ebrern lnlo
Sd)iilern Inerfennltllgen fir oas
pronpte 3nlam1enarbeiten 5lltbeil.
Sic samilie bon $. 2ancalter ct
mo Z Meilen iiiooitlid) bon Spring
Sill bci erie mobllbaft, crlitt pprge-
ltern M6cllo alrf Dem Seimlpege eli
ncm Mlttoll1pbiiltnfall, oils i1 Dem &c
@gemmetter Die W1aid)ine auf elmer
griide ms9litt nnO oie Snlallen int
Sen @rabcll narfcn. SEER 2ancaltcr
batte fiir5lid einen @cinbrlt6 Strlit=
ten. Sum @liid iino sic g~erlesllr-
gen llidDt 9cfabrlid@er Natnr.
Natl langerer &ral,f6eit lit porge=
tern 9sadnlittag 6rall 2altra 9.
@%ooolpprtb m1 &al1ie ibres Sobncs
Charles Marfs, %. slpenltc lttro 81.
StraBe, inl SITTER bon 50 Sabreln ge-
itorbelr. Sic mrroe inn Sabre 1913
in gelfait, SSa., 9eborer uno pcr)ei-
ratbetc iih I'M Sabre 1868 nit @nr.
s. Mearfs, Der iebph idoll inn Sabre
1886 itarb. @or orei Sabren perbei=
ratfete lie iib NIT $. @ooosportb.
Die Slnterbliebelen iino fiinf Slit
Der erlter Che 1omie iiebsebn gnfel.
Die gccroianl,g iinoct m%abridcinlid
nlorgel ltatt.
"a" Ht
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25

Bprsebout. Monn (5u iei=
ner Ecau, ols lie SIM 5meiten Wtal ge=
19teeen lpurpen): nSsbt hetrath' i'd
9iG. absr nirnmsr, Gpfis - nos lpiD
ih Dir slei9 iagea."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25
Da eeni1Ie 5pefulan<

ga GENTLE Spefu1an<
tie in Der 59lpei5 fia oarauf perz
lesen, srobe 9orrdte notmen0iser 2ez
hcnsntttel dufaufaufen unb oaourG
einer1eit5 bic Breife 9inallf5ui4rauz
Zen unb m0crerieits Die Mare Dem
&oni I'm gu entaieben. bat Der fdpei=
ger 8uuoesrat oas @oltspirtlaaffsz
oepartement ermd@tist, Die 8eiAlogz
nahme 1old)er @prrdte por%5unehmen
uno biels gu ailsenteilenen greilen
nod JeI1eblng Der 59dbunsstpmz
miNiion far BEN glab gu erperben.
MfseIGloHene, np@ ni9t polf5ogene
aauTpartrage ii5er bei@lnsnabmte
Marea merpsn fit nidtig erfldrt.
Cine Me~i.dnerin n, ma:
mems .Grtcga Glipas, begging in Cure:
ia, ssas., 5elbYtMurb, inoem tie lid
nit e;nem Rcpplpsa cine algel in ri
>edsc @chllfe i@ob- sic eTNtelt bo:
GINGER 3eit eina 8rief ppn iArel
Yermanbten in Merifo, in melAen
non Sen 19ledtth suitdslhen haIclbl
Geridltet iourbe. Settler ncsFlc. 81
Irau in 2riibiiaM.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25

Ginc intereliante Inipradye bielt
u~ordeitern Nad1mittag SEER Sofm s..
ssrclno, Meoafteur bcs uMluiieal
Mmcricon" in Seem Dorf, Dor ben
Shitletn Scr Sodldllle ill Sodld)al-
%gebalaoe.
Gin Ginr6red)erl ser poraeltern
Atclo mrilldte in> oas @obnballs
pon s. $. g1iih 1918 u. strabe,
5n oringell, m1roe atf relolllte @eilc.
ron Ser @orsfrall pcrtrieten. Sic
in1 bct aerl INN oas Sans idplei=
djeil ltltS als ct perilldte, burdl Gin
5enlter lit Dos @aus 81 oringen,
ltcate lie lid) oentiel6en nit cinem
gertbcioimangsaegenltaito se9eniiber,
mpranf ser, aerl 0as @cite l1td)te.
SIS miro allgellotnlnel,, oab oieler
'aerl ser @aroe bon ginbredcrn an
gcbort, sic 9locf sSs1ano uno Wtolille
id)on lett GINGER 3cit mlid)er mo-
d)elt.
Mrl. 8. grpan miro ONT 26. Suli
md6renb oes Gballtaltqla's oabier
eillen Gortrag Ealtet1. Gos Ibema
lit bis ieet lod) nidt bcfaltltt seaeben
morbsn.
Sciratbs : Grlmbnikidcine.
Glareltce MiQiam Ncupcr South
M}oline, INTO Sri. Gtbcl Beatrice
Dollng, Gof Sslanb.
Carl gorheall, Gpd sSslato, uno
SRI. Sorab Mittlebergcr, Mllscatiac.
Suffice Sruil1 llllo Sri. Sllcr Wc=
S.ltpre, Galeabltrg.
sSofn 6. Sultgrel1, Gapenport,
lulb Ira1 Naunie s. &aolcp, 60
,Saac.
$. Sal6ert Curling ullo Sri. So
baru,a .. @pcbollle, 9lod Sslal1o.
Grnelt s. sso1les nllo SRI. sllpina
Ietcrior, 9ppns, Sa.
Geter s. Nmoreien inns Sri. Ser
nice s. Mariban, Clinton, Sa.
gob 9. Ieale, Mt. s(pr, So, ltno
SRI. Gillian Sl)a0berg, Iod Ss1onb.
Nll9lllr Sc gind u1o Sri. suice
Gcrbed, Mplil1e.
2amrenee Chapman, M}olitlc, l1no
SRI. 2euna Sranf, God Sslano.
Charles Srpel Iaplor ltno 5ral>
!, Bertha &cao Gbel1eD, T%ape1port.
Irolrs Sllon, @erlnp, ST., uni
Sri. GQa Softer, Mo1nloutb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25
8on Dsn 51hnen Nuilra

Bpn be" 50hnen Tn1sMas. s..
iiingiten at,I..M M'obommeos Itam
men 'dnilipe NaGY tommen bes y:ro.
ptetea, Die iesenann.ea Gc3erifs mi
Seilios. obs Sic mar Ges Yropbetu
etnoiaes ibn iib~erlebences Rino, tar
absr bereits lpeniae Monote nad oelr
3pos hires @aters.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-25
ltatt, Tim Sic Mili5fompaenie s ne,

itatt, Inn Sic ELECTROMAGNETIC s nclt
SIT griinoelt. 3ie @eldaftslcltte Der
Staot babcn i6r beites Mitluirfen SUI
gelagt, Inn Die &ompagnie griinoen
ST. belfen. 6. 9. Meaabiu BON ser
Mearleiues So. bon Gait 0}olille miro
&apitan Der nellell &ompagnie pera
ben.
Seirat6s : Grlaubuifidcinc.
Glnlo Nranfs, Geoar Hapios, Sa.,
ulo Sri. gpa Wtcsain, 6reeport, sl.
Sreoerid 6. @rllbn ulo SRI. 2llllt
M. a%pplequilr, gtod Sslano.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-25
TO HOLD HEARING
ON HEALTH Law
Commissioners Will Listen to
Druggists Protests on
Drinking Cup Statute.
MORE DATA Is ASKED
Retail Association inquiries Just How
Soda Fountain Glasses Must
Be Sterilized.

The Commissioners will hold a pub
lie hearing in the board room of the
District Building at 10 o'clock next
Thursday morning on the protest OF
the Retail Druggists Association of
Washington against the common
drinking cup law, which goes into eff
feet July /. The law provides that
after that date glasses. cups. mugs
and other receptacles used at soda
fountains and other public places must
be sterilized each time they are used.
Parts of the law. prohibiting the
use Of common drinking cups at pub
lie water fountains. went into effect
February /. Owing to the require
ments which the law would make on
business houses, the sterilization
clause was postponed until July 1.
Want Law Made Clear.
The druggists in their protest ask:
What is meant by sterilization, in
terms clear to the average person not
familiar with archaeological tech
nique?
AT what temperature does water
become hot. under the meaning of the
regulation:
What constitutes use of apparatus?
Is it limited to service TO a customer,
or does it include the handling of
glass or spoon in mixing drinks, as is
frequently the case?
If apparatus is clean and has been
steriliEed what objection is there to
the use Of dry heat or any other meth
cd of sterilization?
Citizens May Attend Hearings.
In addition to these queries. the
ha ct
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THREE GOVERNORS TO
AID SUFFRAGIST WORK
Executives in Western States Pledged
to Assist Congressional Union in
Enfranchisement Efforts.
Western governors

Three Western governors have
pledged their support to the Federal
amendment work of the Congressional
Union. A statement to this effect was
given out yesterday al headquarters OF
the union in this city.
The men who have agreed to assist
the Union in securing the enfranChise-
ment of the whole nation are: Govern
or Samuel v. Stewart, Of Montana,
who is a Democrat; Governor Arthur
Cspper. OF Kansas. who is a Repub-
lican, and Governor John B:-Kendrick.
Of Wyoming. who is a Democrat
Word wss received here today that
Governor KendriCk made a strong
speech in favor of the Congressional
Union at State conference of the
unions forces held in Cheyenne. Be-
Tore an audience of many hundred
PEOPLE be made a plea for nonpsrti-
sanship aud said:
Il bespeak your heartiest support of
the Congressional Unions representa-
tiyGs, who have 80 roursgeously come
sgs hare from thu East"
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MRS. R. M. LA TOILETTE
TO BE FORUM SPEAKER
VIII Address Grover Cleveland Com,
munity Gathering at Public Ii
brary Tomorrow Afternoon.

Mrs. Robert NJ. Ia Toilette. wife OF the
senator from Wisconsin. will be the first
speaker at the meeting OF the Grover
cleveland Community Forum in the Pub
d." Library, At ) O'Clock tomorrow after
noon. Mrs. Id Toilette. who is familiar
with the community forum movement
from the fact that the school buildings
in 20 Wisconsin communities arc used
when the people desire to meet for or
Ganized discussion. under a law similar
to tho proposed Hallis-Johnson Commun-
ity Forum Bill will speak upon the prin-
ciplc that uuderles the community To-
rum movement.
Representative James \. Frear. Of the
Tenth Congressional district Of Wiscon-
sin, will deliver the chief address of the
afternoon on Pork" or Honesty in Leg
islation.''
Mrs. Benton MacEaye will open the
afternoons period of free discussion with
a talk on the part that women play in
the fight on the pork barrel"
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English LongcIoths and
! Nainsooks.

1t will pay every woman to
supply her present and future
needs as far ahead as possible,
because these prices will not pre-
vail after the present supply is
exhausted.
36-inch English Nainsook, u
yard bolts. $500, $3.50 and
$500.
45-inch English Nainsook, ~
yard bolts, s2.2S, $3.50 and
$500.
36-inch English LongcIoth, "
yard bolts, sl.S0, SITS and
$500.
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French Wool Taffeta at $1.00
Yard.

French Tafeta is one of the
most practical and useful of all
the spring dress fabrics, readily
adapting itself to the various gar
ments of the wardrobe, which
fact makes this offering most
timely and unusual. 1t tailors
beautifully.
A fine quality is offered in
taupe. old rose, cadet, navy,
midnight blue, reseda green,
plum, and amethyst; 46 inches
wide, at $l.00 the yard.
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Some Honor. Mr. Tagpart :

Thomas Tsgsart, who Is expected in
Washington on Monday to take the oath
OF Office as Senator viii find awaiting
him the Craftsmanship OF the Committee
on Forest Reservations and Protection
OF Game. The game" referred to is not
the kind once familiar to visitors at
French Lick. The committee never
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Black Silks at S1.0O and Sl.50

Black Silks at 81 90 and 81 so
Yard.
When Silks are considered
from the stand point of value we
are sure that ours need no en-
phasis. As proof of this fact
we point to these two excep-
tional offerings
Black Broche Crepe de Chine,
40 in. wide. Sl.0O yard.
Black Broche Mikado Crepe,
40 in. wide, $3.50 yard.
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Art NeedleUork for the
Lenten Season

Women who are fond
of needlework, and many
who do not do it at any
other time of the year, en-
gage in Art Needlework
during the Lenten season.
for their own use and for
charitable purposes.
Our Art Embroidery
Department is able to sup
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Special Values on the Second Floor

New SHRED Ponsee Sofa
Pillows,
Special at sl.S5 each.
These Pillows are made in the
new round shape. and PRETTY
pulled and shirred. The coIors in
which they may be obtained are
Light Blue. Old Blue, Old Rose,
Light Old Rose, Gold. Green.
The value is most excep-
tional.
Sl.55 each.