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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
SGorebe oanIfe SDeepleierifer. I,

9enbolo til Den frantic &rigSmini-
tiers Aissrelie al 10. Suli 1917,
oiientllg9iort / ben frantic &epu'
blifs officielle 9loo Den 20. Suli,
er Der blepet uooelt felgenoe 9@res'
me0ailler for Sienelte UNDER @pioe-
mier, nemlie SelOmeoailler til fel-
genoe Spgepleierifer oeo oct pei
gerenoe Soipital Nr. s . (oen oan-
lte Wtislion): 5rsfnerne &aren Clint
mermann @ngeliteO, Ofarle Dtagoa-
lene Sprenien, aeifoline 4nna San-
ien, Seooig 9eneoicte 9ur6arot,
@liiabetb aerltine Suno6laO, Soban-
ne 8amfing, Sulie aeritine Narie
@eterien % 5obanne Saugaaro.
". !. .. Is. IS SnbilGnm.
Ger oar 6eititemning ooer Den STA
re 5000 emplarer, Der @ftermio-
bag Den 5. Iugult lteoneoe imoO
oct ilogimpffeoe O0o 6eIlongalG
ior at feire OroenenS 25-aars Su-
bileum, en- Stemning, Der 6olot Jig,
ira 2iogarOenS Muiifoirettsr, Sr.
.9nlo. 9tielien, bepe0e i'm SaftItot,
inotil set iioite D0anmarf leue"
.bop6e brltIt gennem Salen.
@n Yrolog al 81. j. 9terrilo blep
iremiagt al @r. 81. s. 0teper, 6oor-
otter lStor.( entsler 9umbpe 9olot
.5elttolen. &an min6e0es beri De
mango, Ser ira Or0enenS isrIte Eio
.bao0e giort Ell itorilaaet % energtlt
4rbeioe for 5agen, beIipeoe, lom
.0e par. ri aprlig6eo til oeres Deco
menneifer. )ta efter De 25gaars
6orlg6 liager ser ita0ig tore Op-
aaper for Or0enen, for Chen ii9r
ben at oirfe ior 8orbn0saoresIen ZEN,
iaa Den bsr / @sbenbaon fan faa
.lige ioa tor Stette iom I Propin-
len.
aammerianger Cornelius glpoeoe
oen megtige 5oriumlina meo 40.
.ifillige 9umre, bl. q. Smeoepiien
al vSigfrieo". Oroenens Songfor
,,@efion" biorog ogiaa til llnoer-
holoningen.
Groos Salens Dampbaos-Seppe
ratllr 6apoe Yliblifum Dog ar9f-
ter bill at Ienne babe OrfeIter,
iSonaere og 9aler meo tpriat os
iortient 0ifalb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
Gn fmnf G~fifebsfeft afbolotes i'll

Gn 1hlnf Nhfe0sfelt dTDoIotes NJ.
.geile 81. 6lfbl." forleoen / 8bp-
rego6 5oriamlingsbuS for 8aIt.
@relI og 5rue, Der efter otte aars
8rpItetieneite ser MI iorluoer ESog-
net. Ooer 300 of Sognet8 9eboere
par itponet iammen til Setter, boor
Der ira forifellig SIDE bleo iagt
8rpiteparret 8of iamt ooerraftes
Dem oproiiuloe @rinoringsgouer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

9eo for bort Sonlmerm60e | aar.
Ger er bolot to iaaOanne We0er,
ct paa Gen0e Seiifole DeO aarblis
ira 6. til If. Mug. og ct an0et
@pbor9 Struno ira ID. til IS.
alie).
8or set life muGigt, at belli8e
Stem / gDer, bpor ser finOes ct
@Dmnaitlm, biIoe ifjftes til at
in0bp6e ale De @pmnaiiater, Der
oiI0e fomme, for at ri fan lore
e0er at fenoe; tbi inoen fan bi 10
life elIfe % ogte e0er, iom oi ber.
SomtiOi9 piloe 5 gle0e os unge
og bringe os til at ie mere al
@u08 Serligbeo.
Som o9 bieIp os meo eoers
9prIi9be0 og 5orben, o9 Serren
bill rigelig pelii9ne og beIbnne e0er
oerior bnn0e Der % bisiet.
4fieI Sulius S6ren
@pmnaiiait.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

y9aniferen". - Onsoa8
oamnel Maner. Otter lbam gift Ell
nng 8ige = oct Dor maaife Date
rem = og fog OPP. Gen &nnit fan
enfeIte 1iilge 9i9er poa 9unoet emo
MI. Og BUN funoe. WteO @rat.
ten fulgte bun Sfaoret. st gteg
Iamlet, ct 9non0 laDet. Og meo
ben in1i0iglte 9eOe9eIie bar zee
get bun6et, I6ftet op og faitet no
til Sioen. Oct ina go0t no. Wfen
'oeo Sfoarets @n6e ito0 Sen 9amle
TITLE oe itr6g i'm Sc,
IItreg, ioa oct lang I oct 6lanfe
.StaoI, iao0an iom fun en- 9ammel
fan Itrpge.
2o6 2een ipnge 86Itens Pris.
Oct ioo no, iom lptteOe ban ielo
6ertiI. Minoeoes Fan maaife ielo
fin ltng0omS GLADE S6itoo9s? Den
Gang 9eers Slang latte Wtlriif til
Sommerens feitGige 4rbeioe. Og
Der bar mere ltng0om / 9anmarf
emo MI til Gags.
Gn fmnf Iffebsfeit afbolotes i'll.
z Belle a. 6lf6G." forIeoen | Sbp-
regoo 6oriamlingsbus for Boit.
.@rell og 5rue, Der eiter otte aars
8rpItetieneite ser MI iorluoer Sog.
net. Ooer 300 al Sognets 9eboere
BAR Itppnet iammen til Setter, 9oor
Der ira forifellig SIDE bleo iagt
9rpiteparret 8of iamt o%oerraftes
Dem oproifuIoe @rinoringsgouer.
gaIt. q. u. Sncbmalb, iom i
,eSuli Maane0 aigif peo DS0en, bar
Snorel0lisiions isrite &eiieprpit
q 8en0ipSIel 1866-68), og min.
oes / ben anleoning / SnoresNtiS-
lions Si0enoe gennem en- 4rtifel
al BaItor 9%lolenfel0t.
SpSsfalo. fSorbo. &ommeraopofat,
SgieIteretsiogferer Gorl @intber, er
eiter ct gar 0ages sSpgoom al
gaaet peo Dozen, 66 glnr 81. ri.
6poe gioroe / lin 8i0 oct aunit-
ltpffe at toge iurToiif ~@mbeosefia'
men meo 0ouo poa 3 @ar, og
noaeoe iaaleoes at blioe iurioiIf
Ron6ioqt / en- Iloer al 21h aor.
- 8oitmeiter i 3eo6p, $. u.
,gdielien, er af9oaet peo DOZEN, 60
I4ar al. Den aiosoe bao0e o9ret
Boitneiter / Gsobp itoen 1882.
8bp. Boitmeiter 3. 8lehing-
berg er afgoaet pe0 DOZEN / SEP
ben6aon, SO 4ar 81. S 1908 tog
Iofoeoe lin @fIfeo iom Boitmeiter i
I@renaa efter IS @ars 8irfiom6eo
Il Yoitpei enets Eieneite.
3emrermeiter Otto 8ismqnn
er aigooet oeo Deoen, 60 Iar al.
0rmfnet. @n 42.aarig syn al
I@oar0eier &eier, Solbier9 ueo gs-
lbierg, Sacob 9sier, er brufnet peo
Igaonin9 / en- Mergelgrau. "
YrGitenbnGpnelie. 4ongen bar no.
nGpnt 6iotiloerenoe Sognepr9lt ior
alal Menigbe0 / 9ibe 5tifts S. q.
iS6ou til Sognepr9lt ior Sbors-
ager o9 9regnet Wenigbeoer / 4ar-
bus Stiit, Sogneprelt ior anebel
og &olie W~enigbeoer | aarbus Stiit
g. y. 30. 9. Z. Senien til 500.
neprpit ior anlllun6borg Menigbeo
Il Siellanos Stifts, og forbenpG.
renoe Misiion9r i Sprien $. 5. s..
0fpgino til Soenepreit ior 0p og
l@ammel Sogn Menigbeoer / Ribe
Stift.
0~prtiostillGs. Qie0 ct 6pllesmeOe
II MISUNDERSTANDING mellem Ste
%prGientanter for De iamoirfenoe6a9
iorbuno / 0onnarf, 0anif Arbeios.
9iper. % Weiteriorenin9, 6orenin.
gen al aaolin-, aalf- % Seglitens-
fnbriffer pna 9ornbolnn, 0anif Sir
observation-disclosures % bets aioe-
ling paa gornboIfn eleoes man ont
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17


.lige5o bag os. Gue bore 8or0e bleO
.temt, % ltOial9et gap ct llObptte
al 100 Ser. Sn6erlig 6of for 0en-
ne SieIp, fere 8enner. 8. g..
5orbnb mob OpfOrorins af Bog
Gbcbe. Observation-Disclosures bor
.~faitiot feIgen6e 9eitemmelier:
Get forbp0es iHotil oioere at
'opfo0re Der i 9onOet ablet gogbpe-
.oe al Soften 1917.
@nboer, Der oprfer gogbpe6e,
.er pligti9 til inoen s Do9e ira
.8ato Is. @u9.) for aommunalbe-
Iitprelien at annielOe, boor itort ct
.areol ban bar 6eIaaet me0 Bog
'boe0e, o9 6uor tort S6ihiobptte
ban 0eroi ioroenter.
aommllnolbeitprellerne fan til
.0pfo0rin9 frigioe De 8artier Bog
.boeoe, Der fife fan 6glteS | MODEM
.Silitono. fSor De @omnluners 8e0-
fommeuoe, boor 8og6peoe oprfes,
.pil &ommunolbeltnreliern babe in
Den IA Gage ira Cato til Sn0en-
riosminiiterietS aornfontor at ino.
berette, bpor megen 9ogboe0e Ser
| 4omminen / 9en6oIo til foran-
Itaaenoe er iri9ioet til. Opfor0ring
og, 6oor megen 9ogboeoe Der OiG
funne 6eItes / aommatnen.
ri Den life iri9iune 9og6pe0e oil
Staten til nprnere iaitiat Bris
ooertnae ialt ca. 400 Cons / tar
ifet Stano, Der ifaG anoenoes til
tefniif 9rug. Den sori9e 9o85ue-
oe oil oereiter blioe irigipet.
Sor Den al Staten ooertagne
9ogbDeoe oil ser tillige funne
iaas 9p9 ~uoleneret / Butte til
Afofsimolppis.
6uit6inocgnrnet ifnl opiamles.
Observation-Disclosures 6ar oeo en-
9efenot9erelie al 6. au9uit eiter
5noitiain9 ira set %Itaaen0e 2ono-
%hrlA@uopal8 f%altlat:
0gitbiltoegarn, iom bar p9ret
'bcnpttet pe0 Sn6bsitnin9, ifal ior.
teres ira oe0 5prIfnin9en og mao
life bortfniteS eler tilintetgsres.
9efenotgsrelien trp0er itrafS |
Strait.
&loiterfirfen i geiterpis, Der
Ier en- al 2anoets eloite og min
0erigeite aloiterfirfer, bliper Julio.
|itrnoig on6pg9et og isrt til6age
til oens oprinoelige Sfiffelie. iii
oct itore arbeioe er bepilget 10000
Str, men Der oil iii. nSolite6.O gbl."
iiffert meogaa oct oobbelte beraf.-
Gaa Girfe9aar0en ligger iom be
fenot Irins Boris % 2ioen Sir
.iten begrnpet.
SoorinssiOrios meo !6e. 6orisgs-
laboratoriet bar uoIenot en- 9eret.
ming ON 5oorin9sioris9 meo so
ira f%orifeIlige lSlettioer.
9eretningen ombonoler 6Oorings-
ioriss meo tiolig,. normaIt 90 lent
milaaet agerbs, Der beitoo oels al
blnnOet 8rps og &lsoer, oels al
'ren Rlsoer.
9iSie 6orisg banner 9egpnoel'
len til en- HGffe fombinereoeBlan
%teoolS. og 8oorin9sioris9, iOm bar
til 5ormaal at belpie 5%ooerplnnter-
mes 9pringspproi, og boorui 2abo-
rotoriet bar paataget Zig Den Del
al arbeioet, ser oeorerer 6%ooringS-
%foris9ene.
6oripgene bar pit, at oct TITO.
lia %ilaaeoe So 6ar Ell betpoeIi8
iterre &aroi emo oct lent ilaocoe
I9eo 6ories meo @altefeer guo
aualitetsforifellen Jig llOiIag /
DtpIfepoelien, peO 5orisg meO
Illngfoeg / Dprel1es Siluefit. 5or-
Observation-Disclosures bite, at aar-
io1en lbertil bopeoiagelig maa 10
iees l. at oct tiolis ilaaeoe so er
mere ioroejelie emo BET lent ilaaeOe.
.6origgene er finn uoisrt meo rent
9leperbe og meo ag6rbe, ser iuOe-
6ol6t $50 psf. Qlgoer. Get er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
grGiteenarOcn / Sibrrine. lln0el

RrGite9narOen / Siprrine. lln0er
belle Strioen Tor o9 in1o0 Si6rring
8rpitegaaros Ombpguin9 er He'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bleDet i%ortiat,
inotil Ell Population ira oe Dor
gere, Ser enifer 9rGite9aar0en belt
%ne0reoet, Den 9. Ping. baooe Sore
trpoe hos Stiftseuri9be0en. Stift-
amtman0en % arfiteft aampmann
bar oereiter / 9ierrino, % oct er
mn beItemt, at 9rbeioet ifal ltanO.
les, inOtil ser er taeet enOeli9 Be
itemmeIIe ON, buao Der OiOere itaI
ife.
@ilOiOinetrnoer / SorpcmOien.
8e0 GsrueifGring paa @adreier
9ll6oig 2ariens 0foie i gliema8Ie
bleo ser SUM Wtaane0, ~ 0fc-
ter neoe / T%sroelaget,, iun0et ct
Bar temmelig tore % %Oelbeuareoe
8iloipinet9noer. @ortner g. g.
9onien, glliema9le, Der ianot
Spnoernc, bar M inoleperet Dem
til asge Dfliielm.
rSifem" i Saaitrnp. aeben-
baons Snore.Dlisiiona 6%cOnin3s-
biem bolot 9aoeieit i @iemmeta
oeilige Sape, unoer 900 Silitrem
ming, ira 8enner ira a%sbenbaon,
Ssbsi 8riosleie, 9eoebufene %
1aaitrlp. 800 0tenneifer ianleoes
i 9apen ior at lptte TIL Or0et o.
Wuiiffen5 % Sangens 6oner.
6oritonoerinoe 5rf. Souiieernul
aabneoe lloialget meo GrOet: oSi-
ger @uo og 6aoeren 5af ior ale
cling" 5or 3 aor tilba9e par oct
6anife 6olf 9ngitelig for De oanite
Senner 90 tor 5reintloefl, M ltaar
ri lber / oenne lfenne Sane meo
3reo port 2ano, meoens &rigenS
HeoIler enonu berifer uoenom os;
ionoeDig, ri 6ar @run0 til at taffe
Sub. Gaffe @llO foroi nj tor tro,
ban oil o9re Der o. BRUCE Oroet,
Der ifal lpoe til al bringe SUBS
opbe 6reo i Sierterne.
9ropit Seegaaro, Ssie 9aaitrnp,
talte ooer /. Sim. /, 15-16. Yau'
lus, iom engang baooe itaaet Quo
iu1o, bapoe %eriaret, at Selus to-
ger imoo Spnoere, 0%erior er ooen'
n9pnte Oro ieot no al bans eget
Sierte, % L6pert 0ienneIfe fan OPP
leoe oct famine, tbi ri er ale Spn'
oere, og oct er SplOerc, Seins er
fommen for at frelle.
Wilitermuifffen lpilleoe pore
Imllffe 5norelanOSiange, Der LOO
betaaen0e lmlft no oDer Sapens
@ange, li9eiom 5rf. Seniens og
5rf. 9usip @noeriens Gang meO
De blsoe 1oner bar 8lto til Sierter'
ne ON BAN, lonl elIfer Den ialone
Soro.
8ait. Y6iltpien ira aitgos Sir
fen, 3eben6aun, ilutteoe Den oel-
lpffeoe 2eit meo at bragg Soban'
mes D66epens Sfiffelie frem. @no-
III port 6olf lpoer Den lanme
GeIt; noar Der Der Sag lpoer
Rslter ON, at 9fien ligger oeo
9reets BOO, er oct life ior at oem'
me, men ior at aOOare. Saleren
fom en- aften til a%sben5non %
iaa 9pen Gig9e / ct Spsbao JON al
Orig ipr, 6en enc Bill ior al Steo
efter Den anoen meo iantaitllt
fleote 9errer 90 Gamer; oct por
ben iamme Gag, iom 5Dlferne lob
2tormIsb oeo 8eroln. Get gioroe
ct Opbt SnOtrpf paa 1alereI Der
ipntes at 6sre % ie De iaareoe
Sol6aters Sfrig og tGlrfte: Dit
itaffels 6olfl pioite on BOG, bpao
Ser tientc til Din 3reo, naar Ser.
rem Ter ub ooer nor Stab % Ter
os Iorgleie for Dor GIRLS 6rem-
tio, ga mac ban grGoe.
Seger 6crior Serren, meoenS
ban iinoes, life nof at tnge trioo
Serren, men Ser Ifal 6rlister til;
oio BET onnIfe 5olf nlaatte bare
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17
GilOiuinetrnotr / sorucmOiem.

ge0 6srueifering pao @adreier
2l6oig 2ariens 03oie / gliemagIe
bleo ser / SUM Maaneo, 1@ Mc-
ter neoe / Gsroelaget'. iun0et ct
Ban temmelig itore % p~elbeoareoe
8iloioinetenoer. @artner g. g.
9onien, glliemogle, Der fanot
5pnoernc, bar M in0leperet Dem
til asge MtliIepm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

StOrtene / 3OOlOeiif Sabe. 5
,3oologiif @fbe finoes Der iom be
fcn6t Ell storfereoe pao &%ooopr6u-
lets Eaa, ben n9rnleite &e0e peo
9gben6opn. Storfeporret bar | @or
ruget ire llnqer no, al boilfe cen
.iolot ior tioIigt al Geoen og bleo
n0optcret al Sooen. 6orleoen cirf-
leoe ser ca. 80 Storfe oper Sapen,
ct 1een pno, at OpbrltoetS Sio
nermeoe iig. 8a oe flsi bort, eiter-
loo oe 4 finger, Iom, formooentlis
tr9tte al 6lponingen, Hog iig neO
til 6e to | @eoen, iom oltioa Der
eiter ritmmeoe life fprre END 6
Storfertnaer, Der alle er bleoen mo-
oeoe al oe to gamle. 9ette er -
mener Oireftsr 9reper - ct nG-
item eneitoaenoe Sili9loe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

Omoenoeliens bgrOioe 6rn9ter.
gennerne bar flinfe til at f66e
De imuffe Soger, JON bar Ifenfet
os al 9enner, Der itaar me0 Scr
ligeb0 bag os. 9lae bore 9oroe bleb
tentt, oo lt0iaIget gap ct llO6ptte
al 100 Ser. 3n6erlig 6of for 0en-
ne Sielp, fore 8enner. 6. o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

9prtiostillGg. QSeo ct 6ellesmsOe
i MISUNDERSTANDING mellem Ste
p~rGientanter for De ianoirfenoe6ag
%iorbuno ! Domnarf, 0airif a%rbeios-
9iper. % Meiteriorenin9, 6orenin-
gen al aaolin., aalf- og Seglltens-
inbriffer paa 9ornbolm, Danif Sir
beiosmanosforbun0 % oets 4foe-
lima pao gornboIfn ene0es man ON
en- Oroning, buoreiter 2lr6eioSgluer-
ne gnar in0 paa at poe 4rbei-
.oerne ct nprmere an9iuet 8prtios
tilleg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-10-17

@ipper iprinsc -. Seq iaa ior-
lcoen, ifriper 6. i n@eile u. Sol,
febl." en-. baloeammd Wanb, Der
aif oa bsIteOe i'm &lg. Oct bar
@eIter noe. Gligen par nof no9et
tpnoItraoet. Men Sen par tung al
gooe Slipper.
Sinoi9t gif ban oe bsiteoe paa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-27
SAVE WHEAT;
LEARN TO USE
SUBSTITUTES.

Soy Bean and Whole Wheat Meal
Biscuit.
Biscuits made of soy bean meal and
whole wheat meal are delicious break
fast food, says today's bulletin of the
National Emergency Food Garden
Commission, cooperating with this
newspaper to conserve the food sup
ply of the country. Her is a recipe
for these results:
1 cup soy bean meal.
cup whole wheat meal
teaspoon salt.
2 teaspoons baking powder.
I tablespoon sugar.
2 tablespoons shortening.
Liquid sufficient to mix (about Sd
cup.)
All measurements are level full.
Sit. together the meal, salt and bak-
ing powder twice. Have the shorten
Ing as cold as possible and cut it into
the mixture with knife, finally rub
bling it in with the hands. Mix quick
ly with the cold liquid (skim milk or
water), forming a fairly soft dough
which can be rolled on the board.
Turn onto a Toured board; roll into
a sheet not over IL inch thick: cut
into rounds; place these in lightly
Toured biscuit tins Tor shallow pans)
and bake 10 to II minutes in a rather
hot oven.
$3.50 Soy Bean Waters.
"a cup soy bean meal.
3-4 cup sifted wheat flour.
1-2 teaspoon salt.
1 teaspoon baking powder.
1 ounce butter.
Milk enough to mix (about Ia
cup).
Sift together the flour, soy bean
meal, salt and baking powder twice.
Cream together the sugar and butter
and add to it portion of the milk.
Alternately add the flour mixture and
more milk until the dough is of such
consistency that it can be rolled on
the board. Turn onto a Toured board;
roll very thin (about 1-8 inch). cut
with biscuit cutter; place in creased
shallow pans, and bake 10 minutes in
fairly hot oven. or until a delicate
brown.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-27
SONG SERVICE AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

The song service to be given at
the First Presbyterian church next
Sunday night will be an event of I'M
usual interest. Among those appear
ing in solo numbers will be Mrs. Thos.
Douglas Sale and Mr.. Price. Mrs.
Sale has a high, clear soprano voice
of much power, which she handles in
a way that will please the most criti-
cal. Mr.. Price, of Fort Barrancas,
is violinist of unquestioned ability
and his playing shows him to be
master of his instrument. Other we'll
known musicians will be heard in
solo and chorus work, the congrega-
ton will join in several hymns and
an enjoyable evening of worship in
song is promised to all who attend.
The services will begin promptly at
8 o'clock. Doors of the church will
be open at 7:30. The public and par
ticularly the soldiers and sailors are
cordially invited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-27
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. ATTENDED BY
HUNDREDS OF DELEGATES, BEGINS OCT. 30

has been done by several local work.
ers in the way of preparing for this
event and at recent meeting held
at the Y. M. c. A. committees repre-
se1ting various churches of the city
were appointed to look after details
of the convention and general
meeting of all the committees is
called for Sunday afternoon at 800
o'clock at the Y. M. C.. A. building,
for the pur = ose of perfecting arrange
ments for the convention. 1t cannot
be too strongly emphasized that plans
must be perfected quickly so that
there may be no difficulty in financing
the convention and entertaining the
delegates.
The committees that have been ap-
pointed to look after the entertain
ment of the convention are as fol-
lows;
Finance Committee-Jas. B. Perk-
ms, chairman; L. v. Holsberry, VIM.
Tyler, w. K. Hyer, c. F. Geek, w. S.
Garfield, E. d. Beggs.
Reception Committee B. John
son, chairman; c. F. Steward, J. A.
Avant, J. B. Tiller, ]. A. Wilson,
John w. Bullock, A. v. Hatton.
Entertainment Committee-Mrs. ],
Mel. ellis, chairman; L. Fabisinky,
Miss Annie May Hall, Miss Maggie
Owsley, Mrs. VIM. Curtis, w. B. Fer
ris, Mrs. T. H. Long.
Music Committee-Mrs. w. J..
Benn, chairman; D. B. Mcmillan, John
R. Lewis, Mrs. j. T. Perry, Mrs. H.
H. Perkins, F. S. Mellen, Mrs. E. R.
Cunningham.
Publicity Committee-H. j. Mackey
chairman; w. A. Smith, F. E. Osgood,
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Harvey Bavliss. Don Mcclellan, J. H.

Harvey Bayliss, Don Mcclellan, J. H.
Sherrell, Miss Margaret Ray.
Recently whilwind campaign
was made throughout the county
where every county Sunday school
was visited on the same date by
prominent Pensaoelians, who urged
that the county schools be represented
by large numbers of delegates. No
limit has been placed upon the num-
Der delegates that any Sunday school
might sent.
The entertainment committee has
given assurances that no delegates
will be uncared for. Pensacolians
have opened up their homes freely to
delegates and no one need feel any
hesitancy in coming to the conven.
ton. 1t is expected by Pensacolians
that all shall come and be entertained
during the three days of the conven-
ton.
The reception committee is COM
posed of loyal christian workers
who thoroughly believe in a hearty
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SUNDAY SCHOOL

On October Both the sixteenth an
nual Sunday School convention of the
Florida Sunday School Association
will convene in Pensacola and bring
with it several of the country's fore
most Sunday school workers, chief
among whom are John l.. Alexander
of Chicago, who at this time occu-
pies the position of international sec
ondary superintendent. If there were
no other attraction than Mr.. Alex
ander's illustrated lecture on Tuesday
night, the convention would be well
worth while.
1t has been long time since Pen
sacola has enjoyed a treat such as is
promised by the elaborate program
to be given at this convention. The
convention will be in session for three
days, during which time the Sunday
school workers of this section of the
state will have opportunities not
hitherto afforded them for learning
Sunday school methods. Much work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-27
For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom fails
to stop itching torture ard relieve skin
irritation and that makes the skin soft
clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
zemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Acne, eczema, itch, PIN
pies, rashes, blackheads, in most cases
give way to zemo. Frequently, minor
blemisnes disappear overnight. Itching
usual,y stops instantly. Zemo is safe,
ant; septic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. It costs only 35c; an extra
La &c bottle, $lO0. It will not stain, is
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins.
The E. w. Rose Co.. Cleveland. 0
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MRS. CALDWELL
ENTERTAINS FOR
MISS HARRIS.

Mrs. R. c. Caldwell, entertained
very informally yesterday afternoon,
at her home 401 West DeSota street,
with bridge party in honor of Miss
Janette Harris whose marriage to
Mr.. Bryan Mack of Tallahassee is
one of the social events of the coming
week. There were two tables of
bridge. A pretty guest prize was pre-
sented to Miss Harris. The highest
score was won by Miss Fannie Caid-
well. A salad course, sandwiches;
and tea was served at the close of the
afternoon.
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Why Colds are Dangerous.

1t is not only the serious diseases
that so often start with cold that
makes cold the most dangerous of
the minor ailments, but the fact that
when a child has a cold he is much
more likely to contract germ diseases
such as scarlet fever and diphtheria
For this reason every cold should be
gotten rid of as quickly as possible.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
gained wide reputation for its quick
cures of bad colds. You will look a
long time before you find a better
preparation for that disease.
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AERONAUTIC DANCE
TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT.

The second of a series of dances
to be given by>the Aeronautic Dane
ing Club will be given tonight in the
San Carlos ballroom at $50 o'clock
Invitations have been sent out, and
the occasion is expected to be thor
oughly enjoyable one. Following are
the patrons and patronesses: Lieu
and Mrs. Leighton, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
Blount, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Merritt,
and Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Saltmarsh.
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MRS. KENNEDY AND
SON RETURN.

Mrs. S. r. Mallory Kennedy and
son, Thomas S. Kennedy, returned
yesterday morning from New Orleans.
where they went to attend the funeral
of DIR. Kennedy's father, DIR. Thomas
Settles Kennedy. The elder Kennedy
was well known in Pensacola, and the
news of the death of this prominent
physician was sourse of sincere sor-
row to his friends here.
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CANDY SALE FOR BENEFIT
OF THE RED CROSS,

The children of grade six, Section
B, of the j. B. Jockey school, had a
candy sale one day this week for the
benefit of the Red Cross Society, and
they took in $3.05 which they have
turned over to the ladies of the Red
Cross.
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People zSR Events
By CELIA MYROVER ROBINSON
'"o''e 90 d D.. M 8 D. No.
BUY A BOND

There is something you can do
For your home and country, too.
If you cannot go and fight across the
pond.
Do not hesitate a day,
Go at once without delay
Buy Bond.
Not all patriots carry guns
In our fight against the Huns;
There are others of their country lust
as fond.
And the call comes loud and clear
To the army over here
Buy a Bond.
Rev. Albert r. Adams.
Buffalo, N. Y.
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MOTOR PARTY BACK
FROM MOBILE,

Captain and Mrs. Bonnie Edmund
son and daughter, Miss Johanna Ed
mundson; Mr.. Ernest Carbine, Mr..
Willard Suggs and Capt. Charles
Smith of the launch Lieut.. Neary,"
hayS just returned from Mobile, where
they attended the Gulf Coast Fair,
motoring over in Captain Edmund
sons car.
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MR.. AND MRS. bellows
RETURN FROM AN
EXTENDED NORTHERN

DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Fellows returned
yesterday morning from an extended
trip North. After spending a month
in the city of New York they extended
their visit further north taking in
Buffalo and Montreal, and other
points of interest.