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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
Death Of Mr.. Young
Passes Away at Eastport Home.

After a lingering illness Alfred
King Young. aged y, real estate
agent and a civil war veteran, died
at his late residence, l78' First St.
Eastport, on Sunday night. Sept l9.
He is survived by his widow (Mar-
garrett. and daughter (Mrs Nina
Sheets), three grandchildren (Kenneth
C.. Raymond H. and Helen Nj, and
his sister Mrs. Nancy Chardl. The
deceased was highly esteemed by all
who knew him.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
DEATH OF MRS. TATE
DIES AT SONS HON {
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Tate Passes
Away at Arnold This
County.
FUNERAL FROM ST. ANNE'S.
Was Faithful Churchwoman TO the Last
"A Noble Christian Character.


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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20

dissatfaction of Sec
Ha over conditions at the
Indicated by the facts pro
u. lac court of inquiry which
".o conditions relating TO
afs., of examinations and re
l the board if investigation
.s.1 into hazinE, and reported
such incidents and the
... that many midshipmen
Ia tell the truth as Witnesses
change of administration was
mony except that a salute
gums was fred as Admiral
Hmnant droppedfrom the
ae Rciua Mercedes. the sta
u u3 Captain Eberle's was
ifs place
aI change took place in the
rou Building Admiral Full
- over The charge of affairs
Eherle At The same time
Manly, who has been Ad-
aid and who goes with
with the Pacific reserve
Ueceeded by Lieut-Com-
H.mas E. Kurtz.
Louis McC Mutton has
duty of commandant OF
.u3 head of the executive
His senior assistant is
"rlcr Sinclair Cannon.
r Cluyerious has been
a1 e the department of
rering and naval con-
ti. understood that Com
q Moody viii head the
athematics, and that
George ". Laws that of
is Of departments to
commander J. F. Hines,
.t surgeon A. N. u. Nc
l hygiene and physiol-
ana Mrs Fullam and
Hiam left Annapolis on
over the Washington,
annapolis Eelectric
ear.y was Lieutenant
Hsau Admiral Fullam' s
Naval Academy. and
similar capacity to
commander of the
Several of the Of
Been ON duty at the
e the station to say
.l Fullam and his
sol Admiral Fullam
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
COMMITTEE OF FIREMEN
VISIT NEW YORK TODAY
To Inspect Fire Apparatus With Object
Of Purchasing Local EQUIPMENT.

Yesterday morning a joint COM
mittee left Annapolis for New York
on behalf Of better equipment for the
local fire department. The committee
was composed Of two from the City
Council. Mayor Strange and Alderman
Smith Of the First Ward. and Fire
Marshal z. e Porter, ana three from
Water Witch Hook and Ladder CO..
Jesse Fisher, Jack Francis and George
Marshal
This committee went TO New York
for the purpose e inspecting vayious
makes of motor driven herl trucks
before making a decision as to the
one to purchase for tie company.
They Will return tomorrow. and viii
make a report in few days Go the
proper committees ard authorities.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
Millinery Opening.

Miss F. NJ. Woolley, announces her
millinery opening in stylish fall and
winter hats, at her parlors in the
Arundel Building, on Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. % and %, West St
and Church Circle. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all to inspect styI-
ish millinery fol. autumn wear.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The undersigned announces the dis
solution of partnership with the firm
of CHILDS 4 FREEMAN. Electrical
Contractors.
Business viii be conducted by me
hereafter at l29 Main street. where !
propose to keep an up-to-date Electri-
cal Supply Shop and guarantee satis-
faction as formerly.
(Signed) HOWARD E. FREEMAN
SPOT Electrician.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
Major J. H. Russell U. S. M c.
For Department Of Discipline.

Major John II. Russell. of the Marine
Corps. now on duty I'm the Office OF ma
val intelligence. Navy Department, has
been ordered TO proceed TO Annapolis
and report to the superintendent OF the
Naval Academy for assignment to duty
AT the Navy Department it Is explain
ed that this assignment naturally fol
lows the new policy of filling vacan-
cies in the Marine Corps from the
graduates Of the Naval Academy so far
as possible. and the desire 40 an mill
tary instruction to a limited cXtent TO
the courses at the Academy Denial is
made of the report that Major Russell
will be placed at the head OF the de-
partment Of discipline That depart
ment will be in charge OF Commander
Louis NJ Mutton, of the navy. the new
commandant of midshipmeu
Mary Pickford, in Little Pal"-
Colonial Tuesday
advertisement 2ts20
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
A CHURCH INNOVATION.
New Service Afternoons Instead Of
Evenings.

An innovation, which promises to be-
come popular with the Catholics of
this city was instituted at St. Mary's
Church yesterday afternoon.
The last services on Sunday hereto
fore have been held at 7.30 in the even
ing, but hereafter the last service of
the day will be at O'Clock. The
service yesterday was we'll attended.
and consisted nf the Litany Of the
Sacred Heart and Benediction of the
Most Blessed Sacrament
A feature was congregational sing
ing. The attendance was greatly i'm
proved over the evening services for
merly
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
Mr.. Schultz On Duty Again.

Mr.. william E. Schulz. the traffic
manager of the W. B. & A Electric
Line. who has been seriously i'll at his
home near Millersville. has sufficiently
recovered to be at his Office again.
His many friends gladly welcome his
return among them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
ST MATTHEW'S DAY.
Usual Services in Saint Anne's
Church.

Tomorrow September 2lst. being
the feast of Saint Matthew, the Apos-
tie there will be the usual services in
Saint Anne Church. as follows
8 m. Holy Communion.
10 a. m. Morning Prayer
10 30 a. m. Holy Communion.
p. m. Evening Prayer
The ST Cecilia Guild will sing at
the 10 80 service OF Holy Communion
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
Instructor BOnilla Resigns
Accepts Position at Ann AFbor

Instructor r. II. Bonilla has resign
ed his position at the Naval Academy
and accepted one IN the Department
Of Spanish and Italian at the Univer-
sity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
Narrow Escape
Horse Bites Mans Hand.

Mr. Charles Z. Myers. Of the firm Of
II. B. Myers Co. had a narrow escape
from serious injury Friday last One
of the horses of the drm was seized
with collie and Mr. Myers seeing the
condition Of the animal was trying to
alleviate its suffering when the morse
caught Mr.. Myers hand in its mouth.
Fortunately. however Mr.. Myers es-
capped with no more serious injury
than a bruised finger.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
Mary Pickford at Colonial, Tuesday.
advertisement 2ts20

Have The Baltimore News deliver
ed to your home. so cents per month,
including Sunday. Agent +. w. Hyde,
157 Prince George ST. Phone. 457.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20

Colonial, Monday powerful
dramatic actor. Robert Warwick, in
The Stolen Voice.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20

Don't miss Robert Warwick. n
The Stolen Voice Colonial, Mon
day advertisement 2tsI8
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20

Colonial. Tuesday Mary Pickford.
in Little Pal " advertisement 2ts20
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20

Notice OF Dissolution Of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership formerly existing under the
name Of ChiIds & Freeman. General
Electrical Contractors, in the city of
Annapolis has been terminated and that
the business viii hereafter be con
Quoted by Walton B. Childs, under the
name of Walton B. Childs.
(Signed) W. 3. CHILDS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20

THE Stolen Voice. powerful
photo-drama Colonial, Monday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20
STATE HOUSE HOTEL
SPECIAL DINNER, 35c
FROM y TO 2 p NJ
Sea Food and Chicken Speciality
Free Oysters Every Night to ii
IL {. cHANEY. Prom

STATE CIRCLE AND FRANCIS STREE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-20

asing cloudiness to-
probably followed by
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
CHILD'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
IF CONSTIPATED
WHEN CROSS. FEvERlsa AND
SICK. give CALIFORNIA SYRUP
or FIGS

children love this fruit axau IS"
and nothing else cieanaes the tender
stomach. liver and bowels no nicely
a child simply viii not stop piayiu
90 empty the bowels. and the result .,
they become tightly eioseed with waste
liver gets sluggish. stomach soBrs.
then your htile one becomes cross.
half-sick feverish don't eat. sleep or
act naturally. breath i bad. system fuu
% cold has sore throat. stomach n rhe
pr alarrhoea. Listen. Mother Sec II
tongue i coated. then give teaspoon
ful - California syrup ~ FTes. and
ID few hours an the constip o ted
waste. sour bile and undigested food
passes out % the system. and you have
well. playful child again
Millions n mothers giye California
syrup of Figs" because Il Is perfectly
harmless children love IL. ard Il never
fails 60 set On the stomach. liver and
bowels
Ask your druggist for 5o-cent bot
lie - California syrup of Figs" which
has fuh directions FOR babies. children
81 an ages and Tor grown-u plainly
printed on the bottle Beware ~ coun-
terfeits sold here Get the genuine.
made by California Zig syrup Com
pany Refuse any either kind with
contempt fAdyD
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14

10 some time Mrs james n phil
lips has neen planning So luaaRnrate a
story -telllnN club la Pensacola sin-
deed. she has been a. the head - 8
neigiborhooa club ~ thAs kins for
Hone months. and - successful ha
she been with her Peach Tree Kin
aersarteu" that one of tire current
magazines carries a bright story ~ the
whsrk this clever young mother has
done along story telling lines IN her
ewn nelWhnorhood.
Mrs. Phillips has interested Prof
Wyche n her plans and AZ the 8rst
meetlng - The "Out- Door Starv-Tel =
ier's Ciub.1 prof wvehe Val tsnk 60
the chlldren. Mira Phillips and Miss
Margarut Owsley wih also be there
and while no debate program has
been outlined. the mere fsct that three
such artists viii speak "a the children
viii insure q happy afternoon
The place Tor holding the out Door
STORY Teller's CLUB win be announced
later
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
CHILDREN TO sE ENTERTAINED
AT THE PROGRESS CLUB.

Tgae Progress club has been tAs srene
II ans number 81 pretty affairs dur
ing the season. bot uone which las
drawn together happier number than
sill Is entertained thls afternoon fram
g.. so ~ 6 al this popular club-
house when the children viii be guests
II the club
The Invitations have been confined -
children ~ TIE members and lhe elders
have not been forgotten hut viii also
- present 60 enjoy the afternoon.
which VIII include la ts program
music. dancing and story telling Mrs
Edward Forcheimer and Mrs Hubert
Moog both yery talented ia the arr II
amusing children. viii assist iu enter
tanning them with stories Mr John
Frenkie has promised them some en-
tertninmaut of clever aud original
character Miss Fannie Wagcnhelm
win sing FOR them and AIR Harry
Wagsnheim and SIR Ralph Berlin viii
give fer their especial heeunt 4 quaint
Dutch comedy Miss Ethel Friedman
is On the program Ter q piano solo
especially adapted % her young audi
enCe.
The Nlctrola Will furnish music for
dancing and refreshments 0f ice cream
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
Phone
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FrT WEREN'T FoR AGA.


n Il weren't Tor Her stili sweet and
fair.
With the sunsets sold on her silver
hair.
md dreams o he years in the eyes
that seem
r. dream that tas angels read the
dream
q lt weren't Tor Hsr-to nay soul
say
There's a traveller here had iost the
way
This side O. the certain Gates of Day,
Lost the way where he goveless roam.
Par from Home
Ir 81 weren't Tor Her With her hand
n mine
we've travelled toEetasr IN storm and
shine.
And ! said 10 myself in Loves nr.t
dawn.
TITS the usat o. ms lovsn lead her
on
The beacon bright 10 the years - be
sure through the shadows - LIES
dim sea"
And all the while she was leadin me
To the iiEht that shints Ger the stormy
foam.
From tse shores q Home
II i weren't for Her. tas DAY We passed
From a grave 60 = world grown cold
al last
With Gods dark shadows gathering
fast.
life would have cried. iu LIES despa r
To God % hide a ma8's aeari There
but Her voice in Gees silence sp.i~
sure and sweet
Ger the dust aud Violpts e f.lfe~ feet
And Llgbt streamed down from Heav-
ems high dome
The Light Of Home
And the day Is near wsen we shat
A. the shutdown gateway hsud in
hand
With the light ~ Ter souls love shin
ing there
Bright az "a valleys 6 Ilfe'a despa s.
And II Il b. given in that high aav
word % the Angel ~ Light 20 say.
z VII De but an erho from eartA's fair
side.
- " weren't for her" A. the
gates swing wide.
Frank l.. stanton
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
Face EruptiOns Have
Deep Significance
Often They Indicate I'M
purities Deep in the
Tissues.

T-he rssulsznsnown 81 s. s s. IN clearing
ehs ak3n fHgFSi hoe senrrhiugly and haN
amepsy this famous blood purlaer attacks
hieoa trouhiea. Facial eruptiens are more
often siKnshennt Of impaired uutYiton result
Ing from faulty elimination cf body wastes
Most people realise this ia b. true And
vet Il Il q diMcuit matter 20 ea1vlnee surh
peopse they should avoid thoae hsFmfai drugs
sarh a. mercury ioalds ~ potash. arsenic
sad - en-. = 8 8 Kixea Just a. good eject
wifhoat tie destructive results. because g q
more searching. % gees deeply into the ctr
collation. wherever the blood noNs. hut 3 aoes
ne reUain Is clog the system. And its eject
"a eomriase sua thorough a. Indicated ~
btood fezgN One 81 enc strange things today
Is that % mang people are welded 20 the
melton that mereurT is ehe ope snfiaote. it
10 act -. There Il Ia 81 a =. q prosfuet 81
nature thas h rated ems ef the most poteat
prinetpisa knumn fof tie cempiete elimins tiou
81 bleed Aroahles.
Wherever yaa g. there are people wha
know this 20 BE- True ffom their own expert
ence. Tor II has heca clearly shown there Is
enc ingredient In 8 81 s. a. essential q
health r the bleed - impure ~ the uourish
ing elsFsNnts 81 the grains. sugars and salts
~ aur saiIy feed 0ef q bottle q -
taday - any druggisf. hut insist upan
~ accept no substitute. And n yuuF ease 4
peculiar Or cf long standing, write 60 ~
Medical Adviser. The Swifi Specific Co, fei
swift Bldg. Atlanta Ca.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
REv FATHER connolly
TO BE ORDAINED

Rev Father John II Conoiey. now a.
- Mary's Seminary Baltimore. viii
~ ordained at Jacksonville. F1a- next
Friday. the feast OF 81 Joseph. and
win say his F1rst Solemn Mass a. "a
1eseph's church this city, AZ 10 80
next sunday morning All are Invited
Elaborate preparations are osnR
made ter this occasion. The church
and rectery win be peausifutly decor.
atea ey artists. The priests ~ the
city and several clergy from other
places VIII assist al this mass REV.
Father nonifacs q 8 n ~ 81 Ber-
nara's College Cullman, Ala viii
preach the sermon
Banquet after the service Three
hundred Invitations have been sent
out for which seats will ~ reserved
The Rev Father Cosoley il the
adopted son % Mrs. r. II. scarritt. and
Mrs. scarritt and her "a lighter. Miss
Angela Scarritt viii leave wednesday
night Tor Jacksonville 60 attend the
ordination
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
PRESENTATION or SILVER
LOVING CUE.

A the meetnr. last "Wednesday. 81
the Pensacola Tourist club fcv
minutes were Pleasantly spent inst at
closing time la wishing the president.
NJ " ~ Taylor. Gotspeed on his
tourney home which wiu - made
early this week
During the meeting Pres. rayior had
called the vice president. Or ". J.
Rem 20 The chair and had retired G.
seat with the members. and after
tbs resular programme 81 EXERCISES.
expressions came thick and fast. com.
piimenting the president on his en- /.
cheney and wishing him a pleasant
Journey t. his home in illinois.
~ a. aftermath n the good gel-
lawship which dominated "Wednesday
meetinK. about twenty members ~ ths
Tourist Ciah assaulted Ne. Taylor. Esri
day evening az his temporary home on
hast Gadsdsn street, wien Rev Chaa
nl~kerEon. IL few HAPPY remarks
presented the president with a beau.
tifu. silver loving cup which bore the
inscriI lion.
Priest " "a. TAYLOR
Pensacola Tourist Club
1915
This was 90 accordance with 4 vote
taken af Wednesday, meeting IA
y hieh Instructions were issued as has
beer the custom. Go empty ths
treasury
AZ last nights meeting also. Mrs
henson. Rho = secretary and shalr-
inan e the programmes committee
tsas presented With . silver souvenir
spoon o. a SLIGHT token ~ the club
appreciation of her SERVICES
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
Nh. RICHARD 7. wYcHE SPEAKS
TO CHILDREN.

Mr Richard Thomas Wyche held n
ihran NAVY hundreds al small bows
and giIis yesterday afternoon anil
other hundreds - mothers ona father
and aanties and & good behavior
any evidence - al imagination caN-
tured and nu interest held tlpn Ml
Wyche had hish tribute paid him by
the children who thronxed the san
Carlos auditorium on saturday after
noon
We 81 ioVe Uncle Bfmus ard Er
never fails 10 amuse there g. admire
tion eemmiueied with oar love for
HiaWatha. and whose heart does NOT
thrill az the high empfise % King Arr
thur
% = an qrt au Hsei
Ar WYcnt me e. pcnaeoI Iua r
Tho auspices 81 the Hame and school
LcaRue - school Number 0ne. anu
be hopes o. organize 4 STORY -teliers
league iu peusacuia SIR Wteap IS
president ~ the National STORY Tell
ers' League
The stories told cHrh ear IS pFt-
lessor Wyche take front Dnk amoas
the entertaining and Instructive fen
lures - educational worH The caBrm
and nmINete which characterize bt-
ability as racouteur. combined an
his magretie presence arid graerful
delivery, never faH q pus bin ai once
ln thorough toueh with hls auditor
and claim from them the close atteu-
ton and sustained Interest taat bis
efforts fully deserve Devoid ~ aH
nrtsdciaiits. which unfortunately seems
90 go hand Ia hard wtth mat1 elaeu.
tiousrX exhibitors. his stories Ere reu
dered douhiy attractive he is as st-
feeiive in his humorous offerings ~ he
IL on Subjects Of serious vein
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
ForHeahh' Stake
You should make use of good Olive Oil.

You should make use of good Olive Oil.
II is food and remedy for bodily ills in
ii is a builder of tissue and of good complications.
It Is responsible for the wonderfully beautiful COM
plexions Of the women of southern France.
We have a wonderful value in a first pressing,
Virgin Olive Oil from Spanish hand-picked Olives.
The country from which this superior Virgin
oil Is imported is Spain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
MRS. LAMAR ~
SAN FRANCISCO.

a very charming affair wan the
iuncheou given - New Place las SUM
day BY Mr. and Mrs. william Crocksr
for United States q, snrniseloAer la
mar and MrN Lamar OF Washington.
ID e. Mrs. Croker and Mrs. Lamar
have a mutual friend ~ Mrs. Burton
Harrison, who has promised % visit
the CrockerE during the summer The
gentle Mrs. Lamar IL makinK many
friends, and no wandeF-Hhe has
natural charm ~ manner that h. aaor
able ard a gift for remembering
names and faces which Is invaluable
And b. the way. Mrs. Lamar has no
end Of lovely frocits and stunning Jew T.
eis which she wears with distinction.
san Francisco Chronicle
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
sTRENeTA
~sbOu, overlOadios the stomach.


The business man. especially. needs
food In the morning thar viii net over
load the stomach, but give mental
viEor for the day
Much depends on the start 4 man
gets each dag a. % how he mas Ok
peet to accomplish the work on hand.
Hs can't be alert with a heavy fried
meat-and potatoes breakfast requiring
Toe % vital energy I'm digestlng it
A calf business man found q food
combination Ter producing energy. lie
writes
~For years ! was unable 60 find
breakfast food that bad nutrition
enough 60 sustain a business man
without Overlooking his stomach. caua-
ing indigestion and kindred ailments
Being 4 very busy and also a very
nervous man. I had about decided TO
give up breakfast altogether. But
luckily { vas induced 90 try Grape
Nuts
since that morning I have been q
new man. can work without urlug.
nay head is clear and my nerves strong
and quiet
q nnd that Grape Nuts. with a little
sugar and q small quantity ~ cold
milk. makes a delicious morning meal.
which inviEoEates me for the days
business
Name given BY Postum Co. Battle
Greek. Mich Read. The Road u
Wellxlne. IN pkgs There's 5 Rea-
son"
Ever read ths above letter. A ness
ens appe@ra from tirne to time. They
nHm nmwassrm to- 49, 4sss4 - 49,
lnetrest. tAaY.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14

phronia Ceruu and zee Harmony
Roch
1e MEME Singers Ezeklal Cam
paninni Anderson, jeremiah Fleming.
Alpheus Garfield. joe Jibigan Hicks.
Errico Miscellaneous Jackson. Abe
Martin Lewis. Jude Titus Mackey 81
Slocom5 Bitchic Heslxiah Mose VIII
l.ams Doe Demosthcnes Phillips. 81
mon Jonidab Phillips. slim Ezeklai
White. Nhiskere walker and frof
ohidiah Herbert
We gentle ushers Mere, Justice Nc
Mister. susan Apulehlossom Zeiius.
Angelina Melinda Crawson. Lucinda
Kate Sellers, Samantha Jane Collins
Ne doorkeeper Blooming Redacre
Mackey
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
MISS WIGHT GUEST
OF MISS SHEPPARD.

Miss Leora wight 81 ST. Paul Nina
Is the guest u Miss pe~af Sheppard.
Miss Wight has been the Inspiration
10 number of very charming social
Affairs since her arrival and during
The past week among thu eour1esies
extended her was a dinner AZ Fort bar
ranCas AZ a. tea ~ which Lieut. Con-
ser entertained in her henor. a. his
quarters e. the navy yard with dane
ing afterward
Amoak those from town enjoying
ihis courtesy paid very charming
visiting Eirl were Mrs vs.. y. Shep.
pard. Miss Pearl Sheppard. Miss wight
Misses Nellie and Carrie Enonnt. Miss
Heisn and Elizabeth F'arhsn
Mrs Ricnards - Chicago vas also a
guess ~ sAas pretty afternoon affair
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14

and eake have not been overlooked.
This T. thc ehlld's era. and the Pro-
gIeas club. carrying out that spirit
that animates ali il does IN keeping up
with the march ~ progress ~ remem-
acriuE the happiness e the children.
Whut not foreetting the pleasure ~
Gle otaer members. in lhe entertain
meut 81 this afternoon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-14
APRIL WEDDINGS

pompt placing
our
have been by renned fashionable society.
WE LEAD In
prices send samples wacA viii be
Piled free Of
J.. p STEVENS ENGRAVING co. weddfnw stauonsry rn-
gravers. whitehall 81. Atlantis. Ga