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Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
Ciiiee: 1O. no 6saite strafe R..8,
uiienbnhner iinS fnmpfbereit.

@aibinaton. 49, 8ierbun0ert uno
iiini3igtouieno 0iitgIieOer Der 9ru.
oeribait Der Giienbabn. uno 0ampf.
ihiiiscIerfS, 5ra6tarbeiter, Grams.
port uuo 8abnboisaugeiteaten ba.
ben lid Den nnoeren Giienbabnern
angeiblolien uno uerlangen, oaB
8tueds 8eiieruug ibrer Gage ibre
&obne erbobt meroen miiilen, falls
nidt Sdritte unternommen neroeu,
Die Die Soften DER 2ebensbaltung be.
trdAtlih reou5ieren." Die 6oroerum-
gen iinO, pie S. S. 6orreiter, Der
Erdiioent Der 8riioeridait, mitteilt,
DER Notwithstanding unterbrei.
tet moroen.
Seibenlueber itreifeu.
Yaterion, u. S. - Sn Inter
itiibung Der 5oroerungen Der Sei-
oennrbeiter fiir cine iofortige Az
Shmoen@ ode uuO cine 5polfpro.
5eutige 2obnerbobuug giugen 1,500
BON Der @ieoman Sill Opeing SO.
beih6itigte Barber an Den Streit.
Die ImaIgnmoteo 3ertile Wor-
fers Of ameriea bielten cine Ser.
iammlung ab, Inn Hldne fir Die
8ereiniglng bon $4,000 morgani.
iierten Sei0enarbeitern WGnner
uno 6rouen - aus5uarbeiten. Gs
miro geIhGBt, Dab 10000 Brett
ieioenpeber uno MitgIieoer Der
amalgamateo ieiern. @inige Don
ibnen muroen auseei6Ioiieu, ais Tie
INN 8 llbr morgens anltatt nm Z
llbr 20 in Die 6obriten famen. I'm
Die 44:Stunoen.8 o6e in arafr su
ieben, Die Webrbeit aber i%treifte.
Baterion, u. s. = Gs miro ge-
idast. ouB iniolge Der g~noronung
zines StreitS, Der ale Seioenfabri-
fen in Boterion betriiit, apii6en
$4,000 uno 1900 SeiOenurbeiter
Die Arbeit n%ieoereelegt boben. Die
8~eiamtjnbl Der in ben 5nbrifen
9eibditigten III 5piihen $4,000
uno $4,000.
8ieiiss TrieOensarmee.
8aibington. Ylane fir cine
itebenOe 6rieoensarmee bon 510,-
900 Sfii5ieren uno MamIaaften
uuO fir elm Spitem aagemeiner Mi
litdriider 4%usbilorng wuroen Dem
9ougreB BON SetretGr 8afer iiber.
mittelt.
Siinglinge Diir0en 81 eiuer bret
Wouote o%auernoen milit1riiheu
auSbiloung perpfIibtet lem.
@ie 8riegsIefretar 8nfer erflGrt,
bat lid m6breno oes &rieges Die
9eforoerung Ser Offi5iere nad Dem
0ienitalter nift bep6brt uno ioa
a6geidafft peroen.
Die Tl6ne limo III einem @eies-
entpurf entbalten, weIher Die BoIi.
tit oes requirements inbe5ug olf bic
6rieocnsarmee entbdlt. Spe5ieqe
8ienit3meige, mie lie nGbreno oes.
Srtegcs auigebaut iino, bleiben nI5
lolfc belteben, nit Ausnabme oes.
ienigcn fiir 6emii6e &riegfiibrung,
Der NIT Dem @enietorps neri6mol.
gen Deroen Ioq.
Nabruu8Smittel fir 9sutidlanO.
philadelphia. - Der amerifani.
l6c ganpier rSbala" fllbr NIT Der
critcn icit Dem ariege brett nab
eincm oeutiden Saier foniignierten
,ooung ans philadelphia ab. 9et
troBte IeiI ser 9aoung bon 5000
louneH beltano ans |ateten nil
RabrungSmitteln uno 9leioern.
geaIlOuf uirfIidc 9eIita.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
NnS benz creinstreilen.
u@srmuuia Wadnmer. GbOr"

Die oiesmolige Nouatsperlomm-
lung fano i'm Nereinslotal, 922 ga.
SIpenue q. 20. Itatt. Die MitgIieoer
maren 8obIreid erihieneu. Gr1ii.
Dent Sobn Reif fiibrte Den @orFs.
SefretGr s. S1ffner p~rotOtolierte.
aam0dentlid am DonnerstuG 9(beno
lit @elangltunoe unO limo ianeeSIuIti-
&c WGnner eingelaoen.
OemtIhes @aiIenbams.
Mm Sonntag Nohmittng fau0 Die
monatlihe 0ireftoren . 8eriamm.
lung oes Oeuti9en @aiienbouies I'M
Seim itatt. @rGiioent Martin 8ie-
ganO fiibrte Den 8oriis, Setretdr $.
O. @infIer p~rotofoIlierte uno Shos.
meilter Gbas. o.. &ogier erltattete
oen 5inon3beridt. Die iibIihen @e.
iddfte tomen 5ur @rlebieung.
A &inoer muroen entlaiien uno l.
anobe lud)te I'M Mllfnnbme nod. Sir
0as alidbrlih am 2oboroaD ltattfin-
benoe 8icnic muroen Die 8or6erei-
tungen belpro6en.
Nmeritamii6er llMteritltMngsDereiu.
Oie am Dienstag oieier ISOLDE OBJ
gebaItenc @erlammlung in 622 So.
9lOe. S.=@. mar gut beiu6t. Yrdi. s.
S. Seize fiibrte ben 8oriis un0 &C.
fretdr 9tic. @ieganO protofoaierte.
5dasmeiiter George Iutb erltdttete
Sen Ginan3beridt. Die iiblidcn &ou.
tinegeihafte famen 5ur grIeOiqunq.
&ereiH &aben.
Die i'm &ereinsIofoI, SO. 922 ga
aDcnuc 9t.8. abgebaltene @eriamm
lung oes D@erein Baden" mar gut
beiuht. 9rGiioent SSobn Rroft flbr-
lie BEN 8oriiB uno 5efretGr Mlois
Hcinbart uerIas bas 8~rotofoa. Die
|iibliden Moutinegefh6ite tamen our
Grleoigung.
Hnppert '6Ome TraMea-SilfDereiu.
9lm OienStag Na6mittag fano Die
iibli6e Nonatsueriammlung oes
5rauen : @ilfsoereins i'm &uppert
Some Itatt. 6rnu sc. Oe@ruin fiibr.
te Den &orlib uno 6rau 9. &rum-
fe protofollierte. Nah S1lnB Der
@el1Gfte feierte man bel Goffee, See
Cream unO Sudden Den rs. @eburts-
tag Der aIlbeliebten Yrdlioenten, 6rau
0e@rain. 3ablrei6 mar ole 8emir-
tung an ser aud Die Sniaiien oeS
Seims teilnabmen uno 5abIrei6 ma
rem aud Ole @ratlllationen. 9luh
mir gratulieren na2trGgli6.
ShiuGben &ereiu.
Yei Sen Sdmaben bat ii6 Der ulte
oeltl6e 8anoertrieb geregt, es 5iebt
lie binaus aus ben beiBen StraBen
ser Staot IN sic freie, frii6e 9tattr.
4m Sonntag, Den 81. 5. 90. ipollen
tic. oieiem 3uge folgen un0 mad
Seuberli1's Sarm binauspilgerrL
nm oaoo bel S1er8 unO SpieI einen
froben Gag 81 Oerleben. Sic bof-
Ien Dob gar piele 81 ibnen binaus-
fommen merOel, UNI nit ibnen Den
Gag IN Der freieu Natur 81 perIeben.
AuBeroem ltebt 81 erwarten, DAB al
len oenen, Die erldeinen meroerl, cine
gang beionOere 6rcuOe ~beporltebt, be-
ben mir Ood Elm S0gleim 5luitidern
boren, oaB Die aItberilbmtc @aien-
iago. ieoenfollS Dor iidJ geben miro.
llnO oie miro lid bod niemuno emf
geben Iallen wolen?
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
RleineS% taOtucuigtciten

SIM Souie @olfeang &ufOdidel
boben Die @oh5eitsgloden geflungen;
8apo &udo6iAel, Der ollbetannte,
allbeliebtc, uncrmiioIihe, bat leirl
junges S06terlciu @Iiie Dem Weonlie
ibres Scr5ens, @errn Geo. Sobnlon,
in sic Che gegeben. Die Sungper-
mGbltcn boben lid oltf bic Sod6eitS-
relic begcbeL ole 9lfron, g., ulto ebls
cdJO gum 3ieIe bat.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
9intrrm eta9elOra9t.
Son eincm in 8routrci& fricssgefauoeuen 9eutideu.

Son eincm in 6rautreih friegsgefangenen 0eutl6el
Ronot UNI Monot, Sobr Inn Sabr,
9Silicn niht mebr, Dab es anoers mar.
!pCr5 uer0orrte, fem Seimlueblte0 lfpiut,
3cinc- TldIlin0crnoe Sr1ne quilt.
WeOHat INN Weonat BON 9ofimlg gerarrt
Sit uns Die Seele pertiimmert, erItarrt.
Sabre oerrolmen. Yir farren Sano,
6rOnen i'm frem0er1, fctl0lihen 9ono
Gage unO N1d1te en0los gereibt,
Sunger 3ern1lmt lns, &ronfbeit ge0eibt.
6roit FAULT 3eben, Obren mlo Sano
Sornen9lut fGIlt unS al 5elientpano,
Hobel unO @eifcr ms NngeSiht ipeit,
Gbenbilo @ottes grGBlih entpeibt,
@rinit aus eiternoem Notperbono.
Stillme niht nIebr, nlr Muge ihreit,
Sieb uns ins Nuge, Boterlano.
Weoiat I'M Wonot, Sabr UNI Snbr,
Sraum MIR peiB, oab es nnoers mar.
1ralnt Der 6atanorgonen iinnt,
Sreibeit uno Seimat, g4eib uno Rin0,
Nenn uns Signal aus SroImgliif tpedt
Sits ais Oh Satan StoB5Gbne bIedt
NSdr' nur en Strid, cine Naffe nabl
@obnloder, Sheltuort, &olbenItoB,
Se6er 28eg gebt nod @olgatba,
@ott, 100 bit on? Die S6len itno Iusl
SITS Sriiblng9 9lHbn 96rme? @in i'd idon bIin02
iBott, 100 bit gu? SD bin bod oeiH 4ino.
St0bne ms DIR Dir Ole 0eimatgier,
giu i] idon irr? Bin i] idoi Sier2
Se0c Stunoc lit Sang gum Sdaffott
0nrd Stnhelorabt uno Shergenipott.
Grtrantlt on i'm glut 0eine &inoer @ott?
WiOnat nm Neonat, Sabr Inn Sabr,
Sraliml bergiBt Dab es an0ers mar,
ScCie maro Silmpf, Sirn gum Wornit,
Gsilei mr. zines, Dab man uas BAIT.
SdIirnmcr ale Qeibesleio, l6liHlmer aIs Wioro
SIT, oaB ME elm gitiges GSort
Inns %liebfofte, 0aB ME elmer srau
Giner Wa0ollta in @ol0 un0 0lalI
@naoenl1fefn ms 0unfel orong
llno Sdale mar, uenn Sebniudt %8eriprang.
Wouatelang, j~abrelang
&lopfen mir Steine, S6lag INN S6lag,
Stu1i6c Inn Stlnoe, Gag Inn Gag,
6ieberno briillt elmer, Naht INN 9ladt,
WoT06rlnitidrei aus 9labfan1pfi6laft.
Mtonat Inn Wonat, Sabr Inn Sabr
Mor0ert gum Sdatten, mer 2eben mar.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
GUncOrOia @eiueinSe
20. uno g Str. I.-8.
81 81 M}cnae[. 8oItor.

Sn Der GoncorOia Stride miro oml
Counting Morgen I'M II ubr Serr
Boitor 9ofer BON Baltimore Den
@otteSoienlt IN 0eutiher Sprade Obj.
baIten. lin 1890 ltbr miro er in
Ser Gomntagi6uIe in engliiher
Gprade recon.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
g~erIammlnnsem in Der fOmmeuOsn
/. &n6e:
90 ntn /:

sc ontag:
u8iIbelm IcG ltnt%crItibunas w
icai6oft~; in 992 &a. s(pc. @.-@.
Oicnstag:
Columbia Sraller &ranfcn llllter'
Itiitrngs-@ ercin; 922 Fa. @pe NM
WittiuDdD:
uScfienbarmItaoter llntcrltiitinlas
@crein": in 922 ga. IOsrlte 9e..8
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
Die sduinbel !. Ma@ri@tem laafem

Nv ~NVtStNSNt w. ~
nod immer ein. 8ela Scum lit ge-
ltiir8t. Bella Sum miro gefangen &C.
balten, uno mic Die Na6ridtell ale
lauten, uno auf einmal i6lagt Yela
Sum on Der Spite Der ungaril6en
Sopiet : Gruppen ole HumGncn nno
iberi6reitet al 8ablreiden Stelen
Die Sis5a. Mud Die 8oli6elplfl per-
ben fortm6breno gelhIagen gefangen
genommen, auriidgeDorfen, babel &C.
ben Die bon ben Mlliierten iubDent.
ruiiii6en 9ruppen al ibncn iibcr uno
Tie beietten Orego uno beoroben Die
9riten in Mr6nngel. Nun, Die Or
timber. oieier NaAridten Wilien, mas
ie tun. sic miiien, oaB iie &merifa
irgeno einen Barren aufbinoen fonnen
uno lie baben's friiber getan uno
tun's jebt mieoer. @ela &un uno
Ole 8olidepifi laiien fid nidt meg
liigen.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
GOmcnrHtc &irCbc.
90. mo Is StroBc &C. @.

berr paItor Sober aus Bal.
timorc miro am f~ommenoen
Sonnta9 >lIor9en I'm II 2lbr
Sic preei9t III oeniid3er Spradbe
halten. Cine hoIbc Stuuoc Dor.
her lhIie6t er Ole Sohntaoi6uIe
nit clner en9Iild2en 2Inlprahe.
3cosrmann 1T cin9eIaoen.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

Ser erie Brief.
Bon geo NaR.

Set W2onoen bate id mir Dorgenommeh:.
Sd idreibe cinen langell langen Yrief,
Sdrelb' alles, mas lett SSabren MIDI betlommen
WaS unter0rlldt III melnem 9er3e1 Ibief.
&cnn crit Die Holtuerbinoung freigegeben,
Der erlte Oampfer lbpirnmt. gum Seimatsltrano,
Damn Dolt' l) l6reiben, 0aB i'd nod am 2eben,
Gem greiien Sater aus Dem fernen 2ano.
SD batte ia 10 ueles 3l beriften,
gSar mir in all Sen SSabren mar paiert,
81 nielerlci perionlihe @aihihten,
Die i'm llno mid alleine int 'reIHert.
$40 bqttc la 10 turdtbar uel 3u rragen.m...
Isle truglt Oenn Oh Die idpere Belt Der 9sot?
&ie gebt es Dir mad all Den itlimmen Iageu,
User lit am 2eben nod lno mer lit - tot?
Sd babe ia mIr nod ben alien Batter,
DaS ein8' &c 8inoeglieo lit er ALIEN,
lln0 oenuod fam or Sreluao nift un0 8erater
Gem Sobne III Der lueiteH 6ernc lelf.
sd bottc lange orilber nadgelonnelt,
&as i) Dem crlten Yricfe einuerleib',
Cd bate mir -ytoti3eu auSgcponnen,
YeihloilelL Dab i'd Dies lnO jenes ihreib,
Cab oieie i'd llno jenc 6rage lteae
geaf DEM ln0 Senem, lpelher mir befannt...~
lln0 lebt, 0n iJ an oieles 3icleS SdDeae,
9tebm' oogern0 meine 5eoer i'd 3Mr Sano.
Sect is' i'd idon am Hult opei ooae Stunoell
Re1t ulbebaglih tits 81 @fIte mir,
Sod bab' ib niht oas critic Wort ~gefunocn
llno unbeldricbeu lit nod Dag Hapier.
Isle mcroen ieBt mpbl mcine Worte tonen?
@ie ifreibe ib pobl mad 10 LANCER Srilt?
.MfuB i'm meil Woblbefinoen niht %perb0bncn
@cnn eleno er pielcidt uno bilngrig lit?
Sol frogen ID nad Soreen uno nod Qrolen?
Sit oaS, mas bell mir in Grim rung gleiBt.
Sin 5riimmerbaufen, Der Den Soealen
9as morld geporone Sun0ament entreiBt?
ah, lhreibe ood 10 Mil i6 mid bet0ren
9ann borit on oaes, Wonad) on u%erlanglt! =
Der 3neifel fomnt WaS mer0e ib luobl boren?
SD fam nidt i6reibcn oenn i'd babe 4nglt!
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

Salt on nod oeinen D@au.8au" lieb
Damn i9nea 9 Dollar Steuern gieh
Cont idieBt i'm tot Die Poli5ei
lln0 Damn lit aQer Spab borbeil
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

Gentlemen wishes room and board
by September first; private family:
tate terms and particulars; must be
within walking distance of 10th and Fl
streets, n. w. Address Box II. T.,
Washington Journal, no 9th St. NV.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

enmdrOD, gcaIlOni, wirfIihc 0eIifa.
tciieu, iinS 81 bnben bel:
y Ii bIers, 1916 HisgS Martt.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15
Sudlt Steauuo:

Sn @oibiugton ooer naber ltmae-
leno fudlt %gcborene 0attlde SteI-
lung ais NallSbdIteriu.
9IotbiIoe Gt3el.
745 Tafapette 4pe., gufaIo, N.g.
Washington Journal., 1919-08-15

Nae- SOrteu falter Mnflhnitt,
8etpften .S6infeH,
3 Il bIers, 36-45 Miggs Nartt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

upon by the War Risk Insurance Blu
reau.
Under the present bill no disabled
man can be RETAINED by the federal
board for vocational education until
he has been declared compensate by
tho War Risk Insurance bureau. This
holds thousands of men off from be-
ginning training while they are in the
humor for 1t, and there is real danger
that they may in the meantime yield
to the temptation to settled into some
soft job that will not get them any
where in the end.
TIE proposed amendment is that any
person who is honorably discharged
from the army or navy with an exist
ing disability incurred in service shall
be eligible for training, provided his
handicap can not be overcome other
wise.
When this bill has passed. these
thousands Of men may be placed in
training Immediately, each man receiv-
ing SIS a month, and his dependents.
If he has any. receiving an additional
sum 10 be regulated by the number of
them and their relationship.
The bill has already passed the SEN
ate and has been referred to commit
tee OF the house.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05
ExDectant ks0sslers
View Event CALMLY
Time Brings Knowiedge That by Uss
Of Penetrating Remedy Suffer.
ing Is Avoided.

Thousands of women have found by the
application of Mothers Friend, the pene-
trating external remedy, prepared espe-
cialIy for expectant mothers, that pain
and suffering at this crisis is avoided ana
that in addition the months preceding
the crisis are free from nervousness
nausea, stretching and bearing down
pains and general discomfort.
Mothers Friend makes 1t possible Tor
the expectant mother to herself actually
aid nature in the glorious work TO be per-
formed. and no woman should neglect to
give nature a helping hand. 1t VIII mean
Infinitely less pain and the hours at the
crisis viii be less. The period Is one OF
calm repose and restful nights.
BY the use of Mothers Friend the skin
Is kept soft and natural, and experienced
mothers say that it is much better to
keep your health and good looks during
the period of expectancy than to try TO
regain them afterward
Write the Bradfield Regulator Company,
Dept c. Lamar Building. Atlanta, Geor-
gia, for their interesting Motherhood
Book and obtain a bottle of Mother s
Friend and begin it's use at once.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05
LUNCH WAGON AND
BARBER SHOP ARE
VISITED BY FIRE

While George Petrilis. proprietor of a
lunch wagon at Wright and Tara
gona streets, was cooking an early
morning breakfast yesterday shortly
after o'clock the conter<s of the
wagon We're ignited by a gas flame
and completely destroyed. An indis-
criminate quantity of hot dogs, lib
erty cabbage, sausage and bread were
lost
Tony Bisazza, SIT South Palafox
street, barber. sustained slight dam
ages to the kitchen and bath room
of his shop yesterday morning. The
fire department answered the call at
2:34 and quickly extinguished the
blaze He believes the fire was Of
incendiary origin
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05
MAJOR AND MRS. BENNETT
ENTERTAIN.

Major and Mrs. L. E. Bennett of Fort
Barrancas. charmingly entertained as
their guests the officers and their
wives from the naval air station, those
from Fort Barrancas and Fort Pickens
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Hervey and
their guests, Mrs. 3. NJ. Starks of
Louisville and Marion Wise, Jr., of Mo-
bile. at o'clock tea followed by a
dance yesterday. Bunting and flags
used with summer flowers effectively
carried out the patriotic note in the
decorations. a varied menu was serv-
ed and punch was dispensed during
the evening. THE Star Spangled
Banner" and other selections were
sung by Mrs. Hervey and a toast to
the flag and several readings were
given by Mrs. Bennett Five minute
talks given by Colonies Taylor. Hughes,
Courier and Bennett of the naval air
air station were enjoyed. A special
orchestra furnished music for dancing
About fifty guests enjoyed this express
sion OF Major and Mrs. Benefits hos
pitality.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05
WHEN THE YEAR GROWS OFT
BY Edna ST. Vincent MiIlay.

/ cannot but remember
When the year grows old
October-November
How she disliked the cold!
She used to watch the swallows
Go down across the sky,
And turn from the window
4 With little sharp sigh.
And often when the brown leaves
Were brittle on the ground.
And the wind in the chimney
Made a melancholy sound.
She had a look about her
That I wish I could forget
The look of a sacred thing
Sitting in a net.
Oh. beautiful at nightfall
The soft splitting snow!
And beautiful the bare boughs
Rubbing to and fro!
But the roaring OF the fire,
And the warmth OF fur,
And the boiling OF the kettle
Were beautiful TO her!
I cannot but remember
When the year grows old
October-November
How she disliked the cold.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

Mrs. o. ]. Goodman and daughter
Mary Grace, expect to leave Monday
for their home in Greenwood, Fla
after a pleasant visit in the city as
guests of DIR. and Mrs. John B. TIL
Ter, at their home on Fourteenth ave-
nue.. Friends will be glad to know
that Mrs. TilIer is improving and is
now able to be up after her recent
illness.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05
Weather Report.
xgE ss9 < 4gs ERAx R'

| Compiled for the Journal by the
Weather Bureau Office.)
Sunrise, 5:53.
Sunset, 1854.
| Moonrise, 1882 p. m.
| hoonset, 1885 a. m, (6th)
Next phase of the moon, full moon,
| 18th.
High tide. o:4s p. M
| Low tide. 4:23 p. m.
Yesterdays Weather.
Temperature
= Z a. m. 70.
! D. m, 81.
Highest 81.
Lowest, 20.
Mean, &c.
Normal, 81.
Mean same date last year. so.
Accumulated deficiency this year to
date, 3.64.
Highest of record for July, 103 de-
grees.
Lowest Of record for July. CT de-
grees.
Rainfall
For "A hours ending p. m. 136
Total for this month to D. M,
1856
Normal for July. 7.27 inches.
Accumulated excess this year to date,
1917.
Humidity
s a. m. 81.
p. M 10.
p. m, ST.
Barometer
a. m, 1850
Up m, 29.94.
ChamberIain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
This medicine always wins the good
opinion if not the praise of those who
use it. Try it when you have need
of such a remedy.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. III. w. Purvis and daughters,
Misses Roberta Cravey and Julia
Love Purvis, of Jacksonville, Fla,
who has been the guests of Mrs.
Frederick Gilmore at her home on
West Gregory street. left yesterday
morning for Quincy Fla. to spend n
short time before returning to their
home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

Little Miss Dean Cadman. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cadman,
of Atmore. Ala, returns home today
after visiting as the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. s. w. Anderson. She
will be accompanied by her uncle,
Dwight Anderson. who goes to At
more on a short business trip.
DIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Cutler, of Ma
con, Ga. return home today after q
short visit in the city as the guest
of Mrs. l.. A. Craig, Jr. at the Blount
home on the Bayshort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stewart are en-
tertaining as their guests at their
home on the Bayshore Misses Lillian
Price and Helen Lawrence, Of Chi
cago.
Miss Bessie Smenner, of Cumberland,
Md. is visiting as the attractive guest
of her aunt Mrs. w. w. Whitfield
at her home on Gonzalez street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayle have arrived
from Asheville. y. c., and are pleas
antly domiciled with Mrs. w. w
whitfield. % East Gonzalez street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

Miss Oril NJ. Williams yeoman, first
class, 60 of the Pensacola naval air
station has departed for Los Angeles
and Lon Beach California where she
will spend part of the summer. She
was accompanied by her grandmoth-
err Mrs. Jennie Mum. Enroute home
they will visit i'm San Antonio Texas
and New Orleans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05
DISABLED MEN TO
HAVE. CHANCE OF
EARLY RETAINING

Washington. July 3.-Between four
and six thousand disabled soldiers. sail
ors and marines are waiting for train
ing until their compensation is settled
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

Miss Vivian Levy, of New Orleans,
La, arrived in the city yesterday to
spend a short time as the guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lep
Wolff at their home on Spring street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

ing the past three weeks with relatives
and friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

Miss Willie Belle Mcdonald, of De
Funiak Springs, and Miss Inez Walk
err of Falco spent yesterday in the city
enroute to Montgomery for a short
stay.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

Mr.. W. c. Lewis, of Macon. Ga.
has arrived in the city TO join Mrs
Lewis, and spend Fourth OF July here
He will be guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Zelius.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

Mrs. L. L. Borras and Miss Ger
aldine Borras, who have ben spend
ing the past week in Mobile, Mrs.
Borras as the guest of Mrs. Grotz and
Miss Borras as the guest of Mrs. f..
A. Bitter, returned home yesterday
accompanied by Mr.. Charles Bitter.
overseas. He will be a guest at the
home of Mrs. j. l.. Borras for short
time. Mr.. E. A. Borras, who accom-
panied them to Mobile. will remain
there for short time longer.
Mrs. o. C. Crona and two children,
Louise and J. T.. will leave Sunday
70 Jacksonville. Alabama. where they
will also visit relatives in Birmingham,
Ala, and Atlanta, Ga, expecting to
- gone until about the middle of Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett Lee Miss Ina
Lane) have arrived in Pensacola from
their wedding journey and are at
home to friends at SO East DeSoto
street.
Miss Hazel Jacoby expects to leave
in about a week for Franklin, Tenn
where she will spend two weeks visit
| ing Mrs. Martin Tohrner, nee Miss
| Sadie Kugleman, of Pensacola.
Louis and Mary Tiner, son and
daughter, of Mr. and Mrs John Is
Tiller, have returned home from Chip
ley, Fla. where they have been spend
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

Mr. and Mrs. William Lawrence,
(Miss Clara Otis, of Logtown. Miss)
are expected to return home on Mon
day from Logtown, Miss, where they
have been spending the past few weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

Every base occupation makes
one sharp in it's practice, and
dull in every other.-Sir Philip
Sidney.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Marzoni, of Alex
andria, La, and Mrs. Tisdale Touart
Sf Mobile, Ala, have returned home
after visiting in the city as guests Of
Mrs. Touart's mother, Mrs. r. +. Mar
zoni, at her home on East La Rua
street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-05

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