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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
FoUR-HoUK DAY Is
ONE SOLUTION

New York, March THE four
hour day Is put forth as the logical
solution OF the unemployment prob
tem and q panacea for all existing
economic ana Industrial ills. In a
pamphlet Just put out with stamp OF
Franklin Titus. general delivery.
New York city" It is announced that
the pamphlet will be issued quarterly.
cine of the arguments put forth In be-
half Of the four-hour program is
that Il will give everybody 4 job, be-
cause It will take twice as many 70 do
the work"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
MASSACRE WAS THE
MOST RARBARIC YET

Paris. March "details of the re-
cent butchery OF more than 0.oOo
Arme mans show that the massacre
was the most barbaric yet recorded.
Ten Catholic bishops were among
those tortured to death. MonAgnor
Tchelebian, bishop of Diarbekir, it is
learned, was buried alive, with only
his head left above the ground while
Mgr. Katchadourlian, bishop of Mala-
kia was roasted to death over a slow
fire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
BERNSTORFF RUNS ON
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

81 Berlin. March 7.---<s xon Rerna
storf. former German ambassador 10
the limited States has announced his
candidacy for election to the Reich
1&Ag. He will rum on the Democratic
ticket In the Dutsburg Industrial dir
tfict and hfe election = regarded ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

Rem suahers Cobb. tonight Bet
- o6u6 ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08

ne3ke yop 1auth, tonight.
Hetek co1ao tys
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CONTINUED on Page Two.}
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-08
WEATHER

Washington, March Z.
virginia - Fair, con-
tihucd Monday. Tues
day fair, warmer.
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Lady Grateful for Help
Received

For i s years suffered increasingly
With stomach and liver trouble nioaf
ms with gas distressed ne very mucl
ana caused serious heart flulterinH
Al medicine only relieved temporarily
/ gave np hope Of ever being cured.
NV druggist advised me one day -
Try Mayrs Wonderful gcmcdy I am
feeling like "a uew woman since and
can now ont anything with uo ill re-
suits. II IS q simple harmless prepa-
ration that removes the catarrhal mt
Gus from the intestinal tract and ai-
lays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach ,iver and In
testinal ailments. including appcuH
eitis. one desc Nlll convince or money
refunded
Crystal Pharmacy and Druggists
Everywhere adv
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statesmen


WANTED statesmen 70 sell dividend
paying stock in a Florida corporation
with state permit. High class il ever
manner SO pawe prospectus. We want
real saIeemen. This o. no training school
Our statesmen are making bis money No
drawing account seekers wanted. J W.
Mcfarland sales MauaEer, sos Masonic
Temple, Jacksonville. Fla Phone N9l6.
TffH AMERICAN ART WORKS. Cos
hocton. ohio-ReCoEuiEed leaders Co
Specially Advertising. The fastest FroW-
ING branch ~ the whole advertising
fleid.-have few desirable territories
available for hkEh grade. experienced
statesmen. Contracts nov ready for our
thirty fourth sales year, which opens
December 11th. Liberal commissions,
weekly Femlttancea We manufacture
and control rkciusivclya complete line
~ Art Calendars. Commercial Calendars.
Monthly Advertising service, and wide
fanFe Il attractive quick selling special
ties IN Ce8uiold and Leather Can as
with steady progress to men IL energy.
ambition. ard ability. backed by real
selling experience References rerulresl
1ook us up tn Nuns or HFndatreets, and
~ satisfied write ~ a. once. swing age
experience and references first letter
THE AMERICAN ART WORKS. cos
HDCTo&. ONO
AGENTS wANTED-ts 70 $40 daily sell
INK Combination Fibre nrooms. every
woman VIII buy sample hy Parcel Post
81 cents Combination broom Co. Ti-
mira. ~ u.
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POSITION WANTED


POSITION WANTEn-Tcchnlca gradu-
ate With additional 2 years course IN
Industrial ina mag meut desires perm4-
uent position with growing coucern. only
those desiring services ~ nigh grade
man need Apply W. care Journal
WANTED Position BY young lady three
Fears experience in general office work
and Wnist work. Good reference. Some
knowledge Of bookkeeping. Address
'A ork care Journal
WANTED--To take plain sewing house
dresses and - forth az renR0nabte
prices. Apply ~ e5i - Intendencla 81
WANTED-~po Position ~ Saiesady. thor
oaKhiF experienced Ia dry goods or
bakery and delicat essen. Phone 1854
LOOK LOOKN Young Tennessee boy
wishes 20 SPEND the winter in peusa-
cola with some rich man a. rousfn bout.
such work that needs done around
house Keep car IA good condition YOU
viii be pleased 20 have this Tennessee
boy after sou meet hifn. Can today
fruu t.-2 s. m. Tor q. y. J.. SO East
Wright ST.
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u. $. ARMY GOODS

Bought from the q s Government in
amazing Quantities We uFne sou 70 buy
10 large quantities you g1li never re-
gret iE Prices we are offering are ieas
than one half 10 three fourths the cost
20 manufacture Today. ORDER TODAY.
u. Is. Army Shoes, Muna0n last. Russet
leather. built upon government apeci-
flcati0ne. Nos an Imitation army shoe.
Guaranteed in every way ......... .86.s5
UNDERWEAR. reclaimed WOOL sl.as
Z. s Army Socks. reclaimed wool ign
Or heavy. better order few pair o.
L. 5. Army service ana sport Coat.
regulation officers model q. ID, suede
cloth. strapped, cemenfed and V1iicauizea
Strand neW, a. inches long ...... SEA. -
". s. Army Blankets, brand new. olive
drah. regulation. pure wool grade
L. y Army Blankets reclaimed. So, III. +,
good serviceable condition. Grade 81
& & Ar rTsS ws6 wrappsd iere sss 'i ~
any les Cost new. $500 per pair,
Specially priced ~ .......-...... est
the hardest wear All wool 50 inches
long. Double breasted. Loose belted
hack. Convertible collar Color Groen-
ish gray Highest qualhy OF ma
Il. 81 Army khaki Breecies rscisimed'
but IN good condition. VIII give ex-
Grade j. SIS pair. Grade { 80. - See
u, s. Army shirts. olive arah. one II
the moss popular sellers We have. Good
condition. Grade A. s. % each or $50
dozen. Grade -. $3.50 each or 80 dozen.
Grade {. k1as each or ..-.... sic dozen
rs ~ Army Comforts, reclaimed, eX-
ceieBt condition. Grade A. s. so. Grade
W s. Army steel Cots. brand new. will
last nfe-tlme. Strong, neat looking
Very comfortable ...+s.. ...s.... Se.ee
II 81 Army Mattresses Made from sub
stantlal licking. wiu glve years 81 hard
RAZOnS. Selected steel hollow ground
Brand new. fi.s5 each. Ilazor strap
best quality. use each kaNor hone. Soc
each. or you can order complete cutnt
for s2sG. Guaranteed satisfaction.
II. s Army wrist Watches. Selling very
fast. Absolutely guaranteed. io-tewel
So % grade. Adjusted movement. solid
ID. -er cushioned shape case ........ secs
Write for bis free cataioE. Your money
refunded u not satisfied. Include post
axe for parcel post orders. Liberty Eonda
accepted At face value
BRADLEY BoNDEp WAREHOUSE co.
Dept. as GreenNitie. s. &
Largest Dealers--Armv ccccs--ln South
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LOST AND FOUND

fot Nil Collie dog brown and white
oNnetr can i1vc same ~ nrovtns
property itf3 ~ TaFua St
lost OR STRANFD-one dun colorea
hetfcr aboat three vearH cd Flraer
phone e9sa and receive reward
LOST one red fox hound answers 20
Tie rHFue - Red Reward In returned
60 Adcooks store, GouidinR Fla
lost Envelope with weeks wagaa NJ
nhtusard gate OR on Garden straef ~
800 20 suring street Large family de-
pendent Return to Journal ofaee re.
ward
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TenMarS
Nun2er1han
His Years

Doesn't 1t make You feel
good--cause youto straight
en- up and feel "chesty"-
when someone guesses your
age ut zen years or so
younger than you really
are? You look into your
mirror, smile with satisfac-
ton and say to yourself:
We'll, he didn't make such
a bad guess, at that"
The point Is: You're no
older than your vitality.
If a man is strong, vigor-
GUS. mentally alert. fine and
fit at 90 he has a better
chance OF living up TO 50
than q man of 80 who Is
weak and rundown has of
living up TO 60. While none
of rs can stay the years nor
stop time, we should all
make an heroic effort to sue
cessfully resist the effects
of time by ever keeping our
vitality at par.
When you sense a feeling
of slowing down of your
physical forces when your
stomach, liver, kidneys and
other organs show signs of
weakness-when you notice
a lack of your old time pep"
and "punch"-in other
words, when you feel your vitality
Ia ssa the wane. you shouk sas-s-
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Lot Is. Block Belmont Tract
Eugenla Wheat and husband 10
Mary Arson Wright Nov - 1899 g.
and other Lpt ~ $ u Tot 3 Aaasv
Jackson p.flslon. Svc 81 $ r. -
~
NJ l.arAin and Rlfe r. lsessha 80
hlentk Nox ge 1890. sle0 gnH psaer
Lots q ana - hlA 81 Lots f lS.
~ Rlk rs East penaeais
Esn laimsrls and hass.an1 i.ahe.
Fiee Property Co Aus. 9. 1929 sfra
aud other Lost Is Iu s. Watss
Front
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, Q: - g .; .; = q u e 9: 3: q y 9
NEWS or RECORD. Z
! q = . q :: g y :: :: :: :: :; :. :; .


Deeds.
G. G. Hartman and wife 80 Georgia
McCaa Nov ~ 1899. Si08 and other.
Lots d. ie and " Ia isl Hiosk lis.
East King TT " ~ TaTaeona 81
u. d. Joseph wIdower fo Itlian
II DAILY. Nov %. 1890 800. all ~
farest in Lots 80 and ei. Block 10.
srpeat Tract
Beatrice King single. 90 Lillian M
Dal,. Nov. =. 1880 81 and other an
interest LotF go and ST. Rloek IT,
Arpent Tract
/ H. Aiken and slfe 90 Church
Wardens and EeIrymen - Christ
Church Nov -. 1899. 81 and other
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Port of
Pensacola


Arrived.
Sch. Perry II. pyne Is lanai. Ma
fanzas 70 Pensacola Lumber and Tim
Der Co. for cargo; Pensacola Mari
time Co. agents
Vessels ~ Port.
=. s. Maria stathatos tCceekl. CAL
weston. Tor bunker c9ai
=. s. Lancaster GApn.). Galveston TO
Merritt = Co. to complete cargo.
=. s Alexandria lfaaig). from Ham
burg 20 Gulf Transit Co. with lSainiE
- s. Bassam (Br). AKIN with logs
% Frederick Gilmore & CO.
=. 8. Nittoria fBr.1. Norfolk, TO
Quina Export Co, for cargo.
Motor schooner Dockton lSor.l.
West HartiepooI. to Quina Export Co,
for cargo
5. s. West Cressey AM Mobile 10
John A. Merritt 4 Co. for naval stores
S. : Estrada Palma fCHbano, Calves
ton. 20 Robt. Tiemler q Co. for bunk
ers.
4. =. Therese (swed.p for bunkers.
8. s Rumney tBr) Galveston. for
bunkerw.
5. s. Etna. Utall Galveston TO pen
sacola shipbuilalng Co. for repairs.
8. s Ersderica tItal) Galveston for
bunkers.
Sch. Celeste u. Cuba. for cargo.
g. =. CovenA lArm1 from New Or
leans for repairs.
~ 3. Lake Dymer TAM To John
A. Merritt & Co. for cargo.
Schooner Carmen (EeiRl for re.
pairs. en- route from Mexico to Francs
with mahogany.
3 s. Jedmoor Obj. 20 john a. Msr-
ritz u Co.
barge PAlafox AM. 90 Frank m
Weilea. repairing.
Sch. Salem (AEnl fer repairs.
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N.Tew.7Nw.TNw.TAv.TAN.7Ew,Ts
Aw6.Asx.Avx.A~1.AN1sAvkaAvA.
81 *z@Hk&xx
The
Zig-Zaq Tread

Mechanically snd scientifically
correct for arcs test AeenFifY Ha-
der ali road conditions. The
q and y shapsa eapa
slternafa o. besh sides e tie
extra side. heavy tread SKID
ding II niasmleea. Parallel Har
nasss II Che "pine Trees aai
straight Center Line 81 tread are
thiek rubber sfaas that assist n
keeping the wheels had Ga"
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HELP-MALE

WANTED maehlufst one familiar
with sawmiH and locomotives WorA.
"a reply give Inference. aEs salary eA-
Nwnteu amt wMtu unu report Tor dukf
isAufla Lumber COMPANY. Holt. Fla
ANTED-ExuerleBC log ear knocher
pa- fQFtE-hNe caNts pet hour. Wire
en- 1arratt Lumber Co, Mariana
Fla.
CLERKS oyer a.. for Postal Mail serv-
lee. fl1a Month. Experience umneces-
Nary. FOR free particulars 81 exafulna-
tion. write = Leonard tformer civil
service Examiner. 95t Equitable Hldg..
Washington y. a.
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PROPOSED sAILIN0s.

PROPOSED sAILIN0s.
To Bristol.
"A steel Steamer" Frsd'k Gilmore a
Co. coon.
To Antwerp
=. q. Hutchinson. John A Merritt
Company. soon.
To Mmtanxas and Cuban Outer par4s.
q. 8. BlaaJfsid l." Frad'k Glllmors
a Co. Soon
Te Cslumbia and Nsnszuela porta
Kingston, Trinldad.
q. q. Frssdnes. Caribbean stea gnmhtv
Company. sooa.
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HELP.--FEMALE

WOMAN WANTED 20 crochet. No can
wasting stamped. addressed envelope
Tor particuiar8. cHOgHET ART PAR
th@t, 6l3 Lyc2winE Street. Willlamsp0rt.
wANTED-A washer woman on the
yard. Apply az y. DeSCto. Apply be-
tween : and o'clock IN mornings.
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LEGAL. NOTICE

Notice = hereby given 20 creditors,
legateea. distributes. and at persons
having claims or demands against -
estate % cara n Merritt, deceased, u
present 81 me 20 the undersigned within
two 90 years from the first publication
OF this notice. October 18TH 1870
~. j. MERRITT.
~ ID MERRITT. administrator.
Oct 10 1880. oawsw.
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bt new NAfs
and new vim IA
every hixrw Ct
yoar t4iy
Yea viii ls
SURPRISED how
much better
yoa n fe@l after
taking q treat
nsns ~ Lfku.
n gou are tired
sHA woTn cut.
ncrxcBsly and
phyessAlss ax
haEasof IT.
mildly laxative
- h e@nm the
be W ela tn fine
condition Get
a botsle from
ysgr druggist
to-day.
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Foley Nd!neyPllIS

aci promptly and effectively 20 restore
weak, ovefwosked or diseased Kidneys
ard bladder 20 a healthy coalition.
ases r hsta n'stf. O. E 1s.h Street. Tesra
Nsste. led. writes sHherea TIVE fssfs
xs8a tiaaea ana lsas i-f tsoahla ffeaurUssf s..
sns hsgbsehe Mefuines ! sssi8 sfsEe tefissa
we're tired Hea tavane hsaSsel.sFi So Sc Hast
insg sneeAs before ~ ss*s ! saw trt#N ~
neg kAlls aasefiiaea ana ensae 90 sHY lHtHd 81
tfvlhfm Afertskaag faFfa fsss ssseks tenea
sny afta IL afa4eltfA. TIE hae sRs = sippneii sF
nv hi&n#Ns sxHFe rssAeFs8 80 heNShv NeFmaf
ssisan tsatsisa free - fNase tsfsa sesits an8
heAs'as he's aaA nv esslen - 80 iaas~f tisffs8.
ffF - ossrv - entirely ass e. see s.41ass
PTS uklsb { sise.s sssa,sss4sne
o1d every where
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DANCING

DANCING school -C-lg~os 49,
leasona Also chIhrans cIaasan m g.
snetlr 1anciuE. 2Gs West GrnFors
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-01

IN the Circuit Court for the First Ju-
diciai Circuit 81 Florida in and for
Escambia County. Florida.
In Re Petition Of dissolution OF
Horace NJ Bickford Company.
IL appearing 70 the Court that a ma
iorGtv lie interest ~ the stockholders 81
Horace 81. Bickford Company. have fled
petition 20 close their concerns and
for the dissolution ~ said Company. r.
is ordered. that said petition shalt he
heard on the 18th dag of December.
A. n. 1880. az 1890 o'clock n. m be-
fore me ~ DeFuulnk Springs. Florida.
and that all parties Interested shall APP
pear before me "a said tlfue and show
cause IL they can why the petition should
not be granted.
II ID further ordered that a cory ~
this order ~ published once each week
four times IN newspaper published n
ERcnmhla County. Florida
Done a. peFuniak Springs Florlda.
this rs day % November. 1870
A. q. CANT BILL.
f4noV-oa 4w-22ls Judge.
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WANTED Stoves repaired ~ All kinfn
rs y r. Likes. Phone l9a2. slo p.
npsotb So
NEwING MACHINES. A9vx, STRING
Instruments repaired phone ISL. u
a niakesiey. i6 East Garden 81 It
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FISHER BROWN
Insurance Plus Service.
9IS-PHONES-s19


Never again will you have the oppor-
tunify ~ buying goods Of the best quail
ity as such low prices that We are sell
inN oar vast stock 90
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xl !!!::!
The Great General Tonic

This master body-bullder will help
You keep young in spirit and mental
and physical action. because 10 win
assist Nature in Ensntafninx vosE vitality &c gar
10 snriehas the blood. restores woFn-ouf tissuss.
aa0snee sangifnw ard wruanht nrFwx@. ln~
aaces eeand FefreshinF sseep. sharpeos kAsepps~
tiie toFlea up che dlkestan- b shorf vii aa nxw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-01

In re Estate % Virginia c. Coupes De
ceased.
Notice - hereby Elven that I win make
final returns OF mg accounts and amply
for 4 discharge ~ - sCGtnr Of the last
viii and testament of Virginia &. Coupee.
deceased 10 rhc Honorable Henry Bel
lingar. County Judge 81 Eseamhaa couu+
~ Florida. on The sen daf - March. a.
n. 1921 ! II pfEnpONT.
Executor 81 the last viii and testament
~ Virginia G. Coupee. deceased.
Q-EaHara@kru
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Take GROVES TAsTELEss CHILL
TONIC 10 destroy tho Maiarial Germs
in the Blood and thus Prevent Chiils.
7Sc.
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MORTGAGE LOANS
TRANSFER-Storage

- ecRaa rRANaFGa CO.
FfNoN9 80. OFFICE ANp WARS
r1Na4 eAeT ckAam sTAeWT. 49,
Ngsa scLlcirmD
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| The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But TTe and the Results are UneQuoled
FOR RENT

ron RrNT-Itooma Tor gentlemen q
iirht Housekeeping Phone 1921 peg
~ tafsfo&.
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LODGE NOTICE

MASONIC TEMPLE
SHecIaf UUmgiaNr ~ Cour
"A AK DE LION tommandry, No.
sNaskssMNs& d. hu8shtH Tenpimr EIf-
1900 day Dec ard, nt p. IN.
&I Work iu the Order % the
Temple SOtuuFniuH sir
Knights courteouslF ln-
vitcd
q r. SMITH
Recorder.
n MASONIC TgMPLu
~ REGULAR communication Of Omar
WXtS4 lentiEH ul~fscrfprtloH. SO 81 A x
~ N Also 20 thn birbnr
toainHs Thursday dec pp8 at
49, q M Visiting BROS fraterrhliv IN
r. g. Bt sftNEIr. IN
Secretary
n LoDoE NOTICE
~ special communication - pan
gsrola iadEy 81. 81 q q a M.
/" THURSDAY. lee = 1890 ~ en
Work ln tie 81 81 Re
fee Visiting Hrothers fratarnarv A.
r BAYLIss.
~ AitiA NJ NJ
Secretary
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DO you knov that langu.dness. that
''awiui sized ice}iHe.' heasincAs. lntne
CT weak back. sore uiuseigs. aiia %
swollen iOiufs. rheumatic pains, ium.
haso, IN he great maioFay 81 e1scas
inriealc klAnsN trouble
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FOR SALE

FOR MAH.wmOn@ los Back rHnae. sly
holes practically rev. only been used
twice Phone tttt
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FOR WENT-Can accommodate family
for winter months. House -keepiuE
rooms PIG city bnN 2it.
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ron T-Jnfurniahsd apartment
m9dern. Good location. s21 North
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F0p nENT-rwo furnished rooms r.
nrht nouse-keepiuE lus West thas
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rOn sAf.n nirfs bicycle good a. uew.
Apply lola 81 Cervantes
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FOR Hf@NT--Two light house keeplns
roomH furnished Apply SIC u Biouni
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saess ssssoa
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Fe ,lssl Ag5 oss sa ssis iots A;s =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-16
+, H,.S ALUMNI
ANNUAL BANQUET
CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION WILL ENTERTAIN
WITH BANQUET THURSDAY
Graduates Of 1920 VIII BE Honor
Guests at Delightful Affair at
Carroll Club.

Plans are rapidly being completed for
the annual banquet to be given by the
Cathedral high school alumni associ-
alton on Thursday evening. This de-
or of the graduating class of the high
school and will also celebrate the 2Oth
anniversary Of the Associatio. The
auditorium Of the Carroll Club will be
the scene OF Thursdays function and
decorations Of Maroon and cream. col
ors Of the association. Will transform
the room into a perfect bower Of lovli-
ness. A huge round table will accomo-
date the guests. OF whom there will be
$50, that many reservations having been
made Floral decorations will adorn
the table and the banquet will be served
by number OF, prominent young ladies'
OF the city.
MIR. Harold Kaltenbach win preside
as toast master and a program OF in
iercst has been prepared. L. Bonnen-
berger and Leo Harding will present
musical fantasy and Edward kerkhoff
full eccentric dances. John Gorsuch will
render vocal solo and Brother Anton
ius will address a gathering Of former
students. 4 local orchestra will fur
nish music throughout the evening
Mr.. Lee Roth is general chairman
and the following compose the COM
mittee in charge:
Willis Fahey ChaS. Dckman
Bernard Alexander George Stoltze
Lawrence Hickey Al kirchgessner
Louis Wcidner
MENU
Fruit Cocktail
Tomato Boullion en- TassS
Chicken Croquets and Cheese
Mashed Potatoes Rolls
Pickles olives
Ice, Cream Assorted Waters
Cigars Coffee Cigarettes
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HOME WEDDING
FOR SATURDAY
A1ss Margaret Wright Win Become
Bride OF III. Leo NArcslus Sat-
urdny Evening ut O'Clock.
YeAuttfu1 Home Wedding VIII Be One
OF the Most Interesting OF
the Month.

The homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. George n
Wright. No. ln3 South York street. Will
oe the sccno OF a beautiful wedding on
Saturday evening at o'clock VIZ"
will become the bride OF Mr.. Lee Mar
ccllus OF Akron. Q. Or. Harry I. hoW-
ard. D. D. pastor OF the Thomson Meth-
odlst Episcopal church. viii reaH lnc
nuptial service in the presence OF one
hundred guests. An altar OF ferns ana
yellow daisies will DC arranged for the
bridal party. with white satin stream
ers marking the isles ,,.,,,
The bride Will wear an eNquiSi,,G
bridal gown OF white chiffon and SIX
fashioned with ACCORDION plated SKIRT.
and finished at the waist with ram
effect OF satin ribbons. She Will wear
a full tulle veil edged with point lacS
designed with cornct cap cttcct. anu
viii carry a shower bouquet OF brides
roses and valley lilies.
Miss Virginia McGranahan will be the
bridesmaid and she Will wear dainty
Yrock OF blue organdic. with Access
sores Of white and she Will wear a
corsage OF sweetheart roses. Mrs;
Harvey Portz. sister OF the bride. VIII
Be her matron OF honor. ana her tr"'h
viii be a charming model OF !aIe Stt-
ful OF sweetheart roses IN" It 't"
hover girls will hs Misses Florence
Bartlett and ElSa and Elizabeth Shc'n-
berg and they Will strew DAISY pe'aIs
IN the path OF the bride and Sroom as
they leave the altar. They will wear
dainty dresses OF pink. blu" and white
crgandic each fashioned with runies.
Miss Wilma Carnahans VII sinS Gun n
ing the ceremony and~ MIS-, "iliiaLn
Wright will play the wedding march
from the Lohengrin chorus Mr. George
A. wright. Jr.. brother OF the bride VIII
attend Mr.. Marcellus as best man:
FOLLOWING the ceremony reception
wiir no held and in the dining room the
same pretty decorations OF yellow and
white will be apparent.
At 1850 o'clock Mr.. Marcelius and ms
SnsS for pittsburgh. going from there
A. An extended trip the itencrary or
which they are keeping secret. The
6rtdes travelling costume will be suit