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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-24

Whoever imagined that peaches
only grew on trees has never visited
a summer resort.
This beautiful assortment of the
1919 seasons productions in bathing
suits would bring the blush of shame
to any ordinary peach and fill it with
a sense of being hopelessly out
ella ssed
AS beach-strolling and bathing
becomes more and more the darling
sport CT society the fashion creators
give more attention to its proper cos
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-24

gradually III cupfuls Of confectionery
sugar Rub sthe two together well. Add
2 tablespoonfuls Of strong black coffee
and ! teaspoonful OF vanilla. Beat until
thin and smooth enough to spread on
cake or cup cakes.
Orange Honey Filling.
Boil together Ia cupful Of sugar and
"a cupful Of light corn syrup. adding
Ia cupful of water and IA cupful OF
orange juice. Cook until the syrup spins
a thread from the spoon. then stir in
Id cupful OF grated orange peel Boil up
the syrup again, cool. and use for cake
filling.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-24

beaten whites of eggs, allowing one for
each quart OF liquid. and finish freezing.
Watermelon Pickle
Pare off the green part of watermelon
rihd. cut the white rind into pieces or
s'rips OF the desired size. and cover with
boiling water containing a small piece of
aium. Let the rinds stand over night in
THIS LIQUID. Next day soak four hours in
cold fresh water. then cook in boiling
water until tender. Have ready a syrup
rnade OF equal parts of vinegar and sugar.
DOH IN this syrup or sticks of cinna-
mon. sliced lemons. dozen wboIa
cloves, and few pieces of ginger root
Mnen the syrup is thick and strbngk-
spiced drain the melon slices and cook
IN the syrup until clear Take out the
nleion, place in Jars, boil down the syrup
seal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-24

Written Especially for The Journal BY
ANN HAvILAND
(Who has Successfully Recognized 2ss
Different Frasranees.)
woman knows the kind OF perfume
she uses.
When a discriminating and careful
| woman gets dress. she does not go into
selects dress that is most becoming to
her. So 1t is in perfume.
When woman comes to me. study
first Of all her personality, and then her
type of beauty. / go into my laboratory
and fix up a perfume tnat Is as distinc-
tive to her as her own self.
The first thing for woman to do to
classify herself according to her type OF
bcauty-whether she belongs to the rose
type or the violet type or some other.
1t is only a preliminary step. The classi-
fication is carried still further. jack
rose woman is different from a tearose
or white rose, for instance.
The jack rose is the wholesome, attrac-
tive type. while the tea rose belongs more
or less to the romantic category The
white rose, on the others hand. suggests
physical attraction land consciousness
| II would be mistake to use tearose on
a. woman belonging to the other type.
| 1t is this psychology study that Is 50 i'm
portant in my art Of pertaining people.
The greatest thing about perfume issits
lelusiveness. This stimulates that imagi-
nation. One sometimes suddenly smells
a perfume and 1t instantly brings back
some former association, chance ac-
lquaintance, perhaps. This Is the value
of psychological perfume. 1t helps to
stamp ones type of personality in the
minds of others.
The artistry of pertaining is to have
the scent FELT rather than SMELLED
l the perfume must be elusive and II
must fit the personality Of the woman
who uses it.
EsteIle WILDWOOD (rI0ht), starring ~
I"Too Many Husbands" 10 "Mimosa'
pIrI. says Ann NaviIand. She should use
this perfume, expressive OF dramatic
power and personality. Olive Thomas
(ieft), movie star, u seIected as JON
QUILL" because OF her youthful beauty.
She should use this kind OF perfume 70
~ her oereoQalIty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-24
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HOW TO SERVE
wArERMELoN
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Watermelon Han Frozen.

Break the ripe pulp of a melon into fine
bits with a silver fork and place IL In a
freezer without the dasher. Pack in ice
and salt and let stand two hours. Serve
on the chilled half shell of the melon set
on platter and garnish with vine leaves
and tendrils.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-24
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4 RECIPE FOR "PERFEcT WIFE" !
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BY DIR. FREDERIC II. ROBINSON

Ergenic Expert and Student of Race
Betterment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-24

The health of a woman is a little less
important than that of her husband be-
cause. she Is at home and can give bet
ter care to any shortcoming. She should.
however. have no organic disease. and
should be normally well: but not too ath-
letic. Motherhood is likely to be harder
on the athletic type of woman.
Education-book knowledge-is more
important in the wife than the husband:
she Is the earliest teacher of her chill
dren and must answer their questions:
also she has less contact with the outside
world and must depend more upon books
Ancestry I rate two points higher in
the wife than husband. The woman
usually stays with her parents until she
marries, a man often breaks away at an
early age. So woman is affected not
only by what she inherits from parents
but by long and close contact with them.
The most valuable quality of a wife
consider the ability 70 inspire. have
given II Is points in the table of quail
ties. An inspiring wife makes anything
possible to her husband. She can inspire
her children also and add to their happi.
ness and their value to society
Availability is perhaps the quality most
appreciated by men I'm women. A cheer
ful good tempered woman smooths Iife's
difficulties and makes the home run
easily So I have given it 10 points in
the table,
means
loyalty, romance. unselfishness and ten
cerness Is most important In picking
a wife, no matter what other qualities
she has be sure she is in love with you.
charm-that indefinable something that
makes a man proud of his wife-I con-
sioer much more important than beauty
which | have placed last in the list.
In nine cases out of ten the husband
OF plain wife is more devoted to her
than the husband of beautiful wife,
Domestic efficiency ~ certainly an Inn
portant item in the modern marriage
woman who can spenc wisely and well.
VINO can manage the house and produce
eiiicient, clean meals. is a necessity. 1
nave rated Ii at five points
Dependability. Courtesy and Sense
or Humor are all important too among
the lesser qualities. A man who knows
that when his wife says, IT will be there
NJ quarter of four means what she
says and will show up on time. is lucky.
courtesy may seem small thing but II
~ one that wives (and husbands) often
rack toward each other. A sense of hu-
nor is as necessary to wife as husband
IN helping them to laugh their way
through small difficulties and keep awav
from the domestic quarrel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-24
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THE PERFUMES TO SELECT
TO SUIT YOUR TYPE.

Dark Spanish type-Yeliow Jas
mine.
Saternal type-Jacquemint-Rose.
Charm and physica attractive
ness-White Rose.
Dramatic power and personality
Mimosa.
Delicacy and entimentality-Tea
Rose
Seriousness-Lilac.
Youthful type-JonQuil.
Clinging vine type-verti-vert
Northumberland verbena.
Innocence and youth--White Star
Jasmine. 49,
Cool Neutrality-suspicious..
Covert passion-Lily.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-24

This Is how I have rated the points
that go to make up a perfect wife:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-24
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(By authority of Judge Camp
bell, and other historians. the
first settlement of Pensacola.
ante-dates that of st. Angus
tine. by four years.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-24

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
REPRESENTA- 7THES SEND
NOTE TO WHITE HOUSE,
BUT SENA TORS CABLE
President Gels Official Notice
That Congress is Ready
for Action.

WASHINGTON. May l?.-The House
OF Representatives today declined to
officially recognize President Wilson S
absence from the United states.
The committee appointed to notify
the President that the House was or-
Ganized and ready for business assumed
that he was at his legal residence
according to Republican Leader Mon
dell. and transmitted a letter of notiti-
cation to tho White House. The COM
mi,tee was composed Of Mr.. Mondell
and Representative Mann. of Illinois,
representing the majority. and former
Speaker Clark for the minority.
The Senate committee, composed OF
Senators Lodge and Martin, leaders.
respectively. OF the majority and
minority, decided, however. to send
the notice direct to the President in
Paris. \ cable gram embodyinG the
resolution adopted by the Senate ad-
vised him that "a quorum of each
house is assembled and that Congress
is ready to receive any communicat ion
the President may be pleased TO
make"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
LEADING HUN DELEGATES
RETURN TO VERSAILLES
Brockdorff- -Rantzau Comes Back
With Main Representatives and
Large Rctinuc.
Won HTNDENBURG is RESIGNED
Credentials Exchanged at ST. Ger
main Between Allied Powers and
Austrians-Trcnty May BE Hand
cd to Them Next Week
[Ev Associated Prcss.l

Not alone has Count Brockdorff-
Rantzau, chief German peace plenipo-
tcntiary, returned TO Versailles from
Spa, where he went Saturday for a
conference, but he brought back with
him Herr Landsbcrg and Herr Gics-
herts, two of tho main members of the
German dele cation who had been in
Berlin going over the situation with
the authorities, and also a large re-
tinue OF naval military and financial
experts
Thus, indications are that the Ger
mans intend to continue their efforts
TO como into agreement with the allied
and associated representatives on peace
terms that will be satisfactory TO the
German government and people.
Meanwhile. reports continue TO ema-
nate from Germany OF dissatisfaction
over. the terms laid down for Germany
70 sign and n reiteration by prcsidcn,
Ebert that the Germans will never
aafflx their signatures TO the treaty as
it stands and that foreign countries
this peace ensavemcnt.'
ON the other hand. Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg is renorted to have
net representatives of the political
parties and other leaders at meeting
in Berlin Friday that resistance was
considered 1t necessary 10 seal the COM
pact as desired by the allies.
Win almost informality attending
the proceedings. an exchange OF ere
dentials between the Austrian peace
delegates and the representatives OF
the allied and associated powers has
taken place At St. Germain Belief is
expressed in Paris that the act OF hand
ing the peace treaty to the Austrians
VIII be delayed, possibly until next
week; owing to the impossibility OF
completing tho draft.
The council of four discussed Mon
day the question or the German reli-
Eious mission abroad and also matters
dealing with Bulgaria and Turkey.
TIE council of Foreign Minister'S met
and considered BclGium's claims az
they affect Holland
BolShcvist forces in Russia have suf-
Tered severe defeat at the hands OF
General Denikino's troops. which have
made 10. 600 of the enemy prisoner
and captured twcnty-ciEht guns in
operations against Tsaritzin on the
NolEa River, British warships have
put to rout a Bolshevist notiila in a
fight IN the Gulf Of Finland Ono enc
my shin was sunk and another forced
aground.
President Wilson and General Per
shinE on Monday Went over the plans
FOR the hnal decentralization OF the
American forces In France and on
former German territory. Withdrawal
ot the American forces from tho Arch
angel front in North Russia is planned
TO begin within ten days. with tho
and Thirty-nnth Infantry to Eng
land. The Thirteenth Engineers on
the Archangel front, and the railway
troops on the Murman coast arc TO he
the last of the American forces To bc
withdrawn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
EBERT WILL NOT SIGN
THE TREATY OF PEACE
nv ITS PRESENT FORM
CrOtcd Cheers When German
President Commits Him
SELF and Ministry.

BERLIN, May 10 The Ehcrt gov.
crnmcnt Will stand Or fall by tho re
fusal I" sign the treaty Of peace in its
present form.
Tho President himself told a huge
hurrah'ng crowd yesterday that his
goNcrnmcn. would never" sign it, lie
thug has committed himself and his
ministry absolutely and irrcvocabIv.
knowing that an eventual change OF
mind would result in his immediate
overthrow.
The thing that mystihcs some oh
servers here Is the question why Ebert
withheld his definite statement so
long. ono explanation is that he want
ed To give the national feeling a chance
to crystalline and assert itself An
other reason given hy sources close
10 him ia that at the conference AT Spa
Count Won Brockdorn- Rantzau was able
to toll Berlin einssaries some things
which he could not trust to the wire
loss without giving away his hand
the most important being that he did
not III any circumstances expect an
essential modification of the terms al
the allies hands.
Meanwhile the hirting of Gcrmany's
press and public with the Russian Rol-
shcvists is becoming more open faced
Nor are the chiefs at Moscow over
looking any chance to encourage the
advances from Berlin. Scheidcnann is
reported as openly mentioning the pos
sibility OF an alliance with the Russian
Reds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE
BOTH HOUSE AND SENATE
Gillctt Elected Speaker OF House,
Cummins Is President Pro Tenn
pore OF Senate.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE TO-DAY
Document VIII BE Read al Noon.
Suffrage Resolution Gets TOP
Place in House Calcndar-Busy
Session Is Mapped Out.
lBy A.socisted Pres

WASHINGTON. May la.-Tne sixty
sixth; Or "reconstruction." Congress,
President wilson from Paris. convened
a, noon today. and Republican MAORI
ties IN Senate and House organized
Representative Frederick H. Gillot,.
of Massachusetts. was elected Speak or
ot the House over Representative
candidate. and former Speaker. By a
vote of 227 to l72
Senator Cummins, Of Iowa. the Re-
publican candidate. was chosen prcsi-
dent pro ,empore OF the senate over
Senator Putman. of Nevada. Democrat,
81 to ~ Several Democrats were ah
sent. bu; all Republicans were in their
seats. two withholding their votes
The Republicans OF both bodies also
elected full states OF other officers. and
thus. for the frs; time since 1911. re-
national legislature.
Routine affairs OF organization COM
pr.sed the opening days proceedings,
morrow, When presiden, Hnt' HSGh Wilson'S iG
eabled message will be read separately
in the Senate and House. by clerks.
In nifty minutes and the House in two
hours and twenty minutes.
Although keeniy realized By all mem
bers; there was no outward evidence
nous amount OF work ahead The
peace treaty with Germany. including
the league OF nations covenant, the
Austrian treaty. and the proposed con-
rention for protection OF Franco are
not expected before next month. All
hold promise of dramatic debate.
The food OF bills which is expected
20 make the new Congress momcntous
began in the House today, and the
Senate's initial measures Will be pre-
sented tomorrow.
House resolution No. was the
woman suffrage constitutional amend
ment measure, introduced by former
Republican Leader Mann. of Illinois.
Despite the formality OF today's pro-
ceedings and the absence OF the Presi-
dent-the first time Congress has open
ed with President on foreiG.. soil
overflow crowds in both Senate and
House galleries witnessed the birth of
the new Congress. Many Cabinet of
ticers and other high officials were
spectators in the House, where cheer
ing and speech akinE lent an informal
tone OF popular interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
SIXTEEN SHIPS WILL ARRIVE
BRINGING $4,000 SOLDIERS
Three to Dock mt Newport News and
Rest Cast Anchor nj
New York.
lI,N Associatcd prcss.l

WASHINGTON. May l?.-Sixteen
ships. bringing more than $4,000 officers
and men, are scheduled to arrive as
mcnt announcement made today:
Montana. New York. May 81; North
Carolina, New York, May &c: Agamem-
non. New York. May "a; Huntington,
York. May %; General Gorgas, New
York. June l: Lancaster. New York.
May 81 Cape May, New York. May %:
Minnesotan, Newport News. May 20;
Princess Matoika. New York, May 27;
Shoshone. New York, May IS: Da-
kota, New. York, May 81: paysaydu.
port News. May rs; Lake Pepin. Now
York. juno S; Julia Luckcnbach. New
York, May IS.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
FzA WKER, s. DARING EFFORT
TO BRIDGE ATLANTIC ENDS
NDZSAS7ER; A VzATORLOST
Transatlantic Flight
in Tabloid Form

IIankcr aud Gricyc, In Sopwtth
plane n.iuE from 81. Johns. y. T.,
lost ncRr Irish const Rftcr twenty
ninc hours i'm mir.
Commander Towers and crew Of
NC-3 snfc at Ponta DcIEnda. Plane
reached port under own power.
NC-t tO continue diEht from
Hortn TO Pontn DclEnd. ut 3
o'clock this morning (NcN York
timc). weather permitting.
Captain Itaynhnm determined to
renew attempt tO ny from st.
Johns na soon as Martinsydc mn
chine repaired. May take month
To put plane In Shnpc.
inndicy-PnEc bombing plane he
ing assembled mt HnrbOr Grncc. y.
IT,. for Atlantic flight. Expected to
be ready In three weeks,
NtckcrS bombing plane due today
nt 81. Johns to make similar at
tempt ns soon ns prcparu lions can
he made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
SEEKING UNION OF ALL
RAILROAD WORKERS IN
ONE BIG ORGANIZATION
brotherhood of CLERKS .tdro-
cafes Government O,rncrshiD
Of transportation Lines.
lRy Associated Press. !

CINCINNATI May la.-Rcsoiu.ior 9
in favor OF one big industrial union
Of all railway workers, of government
ownership. and OF the initiative.
program for general reconstruction.
were adopted by the national convcn-
tion OF the brotherhood OF Railway
Clerks here today.
Consideration Of these and sixty five
other resolutions. the nomination Of
officers ana the presentation Of the
claims of eight cities for tho next con :
vcntion caused the delegates to nut in
their busiest day since they convened
more than a week ago.
The convention concurrcd in rcso-
luton TO insist upon 35 per cent in
crease in wages, penalty rate cor
overtime on the basis of time and a
half for all service over eight hours
and time and a half for all Sunday and
holiday work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
Expect u. S. Planes
Will Fly Back Home

TREPASSEY. y. r.. May I0.--
documents Indicating thnt the At
iantic hight viii he made 81 round
trip were sccn this evening.
Proof positive that "a return flight
~ at Ienst in contemplation by tho
Navy Department cApcrs Is round
In the flight maps which reveal q
carefully plotted course from plym-
onth to BIaskct Bay, north of vn-
Ireland.
Commander Towers admitted be-
forc his departure that the method
Of bringing the seapinncs back home
was undecided, md others OF the
nycrs fntinruted that the result OF
the eastward ienp OSerscns would
settle tho question.
The fact that tho entire SOUND OF
aviation mechanics sailed for Plym-
Outh on the AroOstoOk yesterday to
overhaul the scupinncs In considered
significant.
II the return is made by mir the
honinS planes Will not head for
newfoundland on account of the fog.
but the West indies mny bc SELECTED d
as the 6rst stop, with HockRway as
tho terminus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
RECEIVE no WIRELESS
FROM SOP\VUrIt r,.x-..

ST JOHNS. y. F.. May io.-Twen,v-
,9nn ,1nr vessels are known 10 have been
J,ni nunS me course OF lIawker's plane
curing the estimated time OF the hirht
1u 1uo not one has reported sighting the
inc, me Sonwlth plane carried a wire.
SSErs 10 !, distance Of 100 miles. and
reEe'vins messages from any distance
was understood here that Haw-
hcr NJ, intended to send regular bulie.5
@ tinS rt his progress. but not a single
oulietin was received during tho 1irhts
so far as known rs ~
warning has been sent on, ~ az,
snips ny Marconi wireless to watch for
me plane and report its location
promptly.
Anxiety as TO the fate Of tho s,n.
Win crew oversnadowed all othsr
teeiings here today. Everywhsr.
even IN the rival aviation camps. hons
was expressed that both Havkcr and
Grtcve may he safe ts SsTS -
Rumors OF all kinds were in eircy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
TWO MEN ARE KILLED WHEN
NAVAL PLANE COMES DOWN
Lieutenant Austrich and MHchinist
HcndrIckson Dead; Ensign WcIch
Delirious From FALL

CHATHAM. MASS, May I9.-rwo
mon were drowned and third is in
a delirious condition as the result of
al accident when naval scaDlanc
fell into the sea near here today. Tho
dead arc Lieutenant .Austrich and Ma
chinst Hcndrickson. Ensign Everett
r. Wclch, dciirious, was rescued by a
coast guard crew.
The men we're attached to the nava!
air station here and were making q
practice trip. No trace of the bodies
Of the two drowned men has been
found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
GOMPERS RETURNS HOME
Head of Federation of Labor, Injured
In Accident, Leaves
fIOkpital.
IBy Associatcd Press. /

NEW YORK, May 19.-Samuel Comp
crs. president of the American Fedora
jured here a month ago when a surface
car collided with taXicab. left for his
home in Washington tonight after his
recovered.
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