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Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
NEW THEATER TO
 OPEN ITS DOORS TO PUBLIC TO-DAY
The Ramona, New Modern Motion Picture House, Is Located on East Washing ton Just Off South Fourth Street

The Ramona, the latest member of Phoenix family of theaters, opens it's doors to the public for the first time today. Located on East Washington street, just off Fourth street, on the property adjoining the old Gold hotel site, the Romano is thoroughly modern in appointment strictly up to the min ute in the matter of comfort and con- veniences for it's patrons. and presents one of the most inviting amusement temples in the city.
 It has been designed and arranged with view of giving Phoenix all the features of high class theater per- fectly planned, and how we'll that mark has been reached is best attested by a visit to this cozy Washington street house, which promises to become one of the most popular amusement centers in Phoenix. It has been equipped With a thoroughly efficient cooling system, perfect system Of ventilation. and its seating plan has been developed that an unobstructed view of the stage and screen is to be had from any seat in the commodious interior
 Commodious is the proper word. for the Ramona has a seating capacity Of 1000, and is arranged along the lines of the most advanced houses through out the country. It boasts of a com pletely equipped stage, ample dressing rooms, and is prepared to stage any travelling organization en tour fea- ture not to be found in any other thea ter in that part of the city. It's in viting lobby bespeal1s elegance as we'll as up to dateness, while it's marquese and exterior, as we'll as interior, light ing scheme is to be highly commended.
 Under the personal management of T. D. Shaughnessy, the Ramona'S polf- cy will be to feature the highest type,
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
AIRPLANE COMES n
 GRIEF AT G|LA BEND

1lLA BEND, June IA big new .Ail pi'ane which visited Gila Bend yes seroay came to grief when it attempted s so take flight again. It was on it's way rom Los Angeles to Tucson ana slopped here. for supplies. After cir sllilS the town several times it landed in the Gift field just north of town
 When 1t tried to leave, it got tangled
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
RIanehe sweet at the Hip

Blanche Sweet, surrounded by one of the strongest casts seen in a pro- gram feature for long time. finishes her engagement at the Hip today, of fering The Warrens of Virginia Adapted by Paramount-A Aircraft for the screen from the successful Be- lasco play which in its stage form de- lighted Broadway for a solid year .sThe Warrens of Virginia" takes ad- vantage of every ounce of value in this classic of '61, preserving every one oi it's myriad of charms and thrills. In the supporting company will be seen such players as House Peters, Mabel Van Buren. Mildred Harris, James Neill and other well known Paramount people. The story is too we'll known to require any lengthy description suffice it to say that Blanche Sweet never had a better vehicle. Thieves Clothes is the western added attrac- tion. Tomorrow begins the engage ment of Madame Traverse offering What Would You Do2"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
aIn seareh of a sinnero

John Emerson and Anita Loos,
 whose efforts for the last six months have been confined to providing Con stance Talmadge, the brilliant First National star, with unusual screen material. have completed what is prob ably their most daring adaptation in
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
Triole Bill at the Strand

For the final showings today the Strand offers a triple program of real merit Leading off with Robert War wick in a wonderfully appealing story of love. duty and sacrifice, The Tree of Knowledge" the audience is offered one of this talented stars most attrac- tive Aircraft successes. It is a modern story, woven around mod ern people, and discusses life as it is lived today. Aside from the charm oi this angle of the program, the excel lence of the cast and the true ability manifest in every characterization makes it a gem Of a photoplay offer ing. On the same program, the Out ing Chester pictures are being shown as we'll as the comedy. "The Tale of 6 Dog and the Fox News
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12

ing up the premises when he moves in, with an understanding that he must keep them clean during the time of his residence in that place. If the city is to be kept clean, who is responsible, the tenant or the property owner2 If the landlord rents a tidy house then he can demand of the tenant that it be kept tidy. and the tenant is apt to initiate the example of his master
 Hope"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
Riverside Park

Saturday is picnic day at Riverside park and judging from all the parties planned for today, the most popular amusement center in Arizona will be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

s now the guest Of Judge and Mrs.
Edward 2 DaniorTh at their home
on Norridgewock avenue.
Mrs Joseph Daigle departed on thg
Monday morning train for Bruins
wick, Can. where she IS 10 visit h5r
mother, Mrs. Joseph Lagacy.
Lester Sheply, vino is employed IN
the A. & P store in Waterrille. was
a weekend guest with his family al
their home on Summer street.
Charles Estes ana his sister. Mrs.
D. c. Dorothy, Of Montclair n. J..
passed Sunday IN Dover ana Fox
croft with relatives.
Mrs. IZilla Smith Went 10 Madi-
son Sunday, where she will be the
guest nj Mr.. and Mrs Walter Hilton
until Wednesday.
The defendants of the late Benja-
min and Fidela Cleveland Fletcher,
whose old home was the farm now
owned and occupied by a son, Bert
9. Fletcher, on the Middle Road.
held family reunion Sunday with
a sister and her husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Moore. at their farm
home in Dexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cleveland
Fletcher and daughter, Enid. Of Nor
ridgewoek. Mr. and Mrs. Bert c.
Fletcher. daughter, Evelyn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Abel z. Thompson and Mrs.
Kate Cleveland Hojbrook of Skew
hogan. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Judkins,
intimate friends Of the family. also
attended. The only defendants not
present were Marion A Thomson.
daughter IF Mr.. and Mrs. Abel z.
Thompson. who is visiting friends in
Old Town and Elton L. Holbroek. son
of Mrs. Kate c. HoIbroek, who IS
passing the summer in the Cat
skill Mountains. A delicious dinner
of fried chicken, potatoes. green
peas. cueumbers. honey, assorted
cakes. new pumpkin pie and coffee
was served. The day which was
passed socially was one of great
pleasure
Carroll Moore. sons CLYDE and
Kenneth and his sister, Miss Ella
Moore Of Dexter, were in town Sat-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

August 9Th, the Eatons will go to
Athens and attend the Somerset
Academy reunion. They are both ex-
officers. MIR. Eaton having been pres
ldent OF the association and Mrs
Eaton the secretary for two years
pr7or 10 their leaving the State.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William J. Abbott de-
parted Monday on their journey to
Ashley. Mont, where they are to make
their home On a four hundred acre
ranch. Mrs. Abbott who is q member
OF the Somerset bar has already been
admitted 10 the Montana bar and she
plans IN the spring 10 open a law
office and Mr.. Abbott will establish
a real estate business Both Mr. and
Mrs. Abbott have many friends here
who regret that they are to leave
Skpwhegan. Mr. ana Mrs. Abbott en-
joEed a vacation of two weeks ar
MatinlCus Island and one day attend
ed an Abbott family reunion al War
rem.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Creation
motored 70 Avon Sunday. where Mrs
Creation viii remain until Wednesday
night
Q. A. Storer. agent of the Somerset
county farm bureau. was in Hartiand
on business. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. belmont E. Nasen
and their guests. Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Reed and children of Cary. eft
Monday ay auto for Providence. r. l.,
where they are TO visit for short
time with Mrs. Nason's brother,
Harry Collins.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Parsons and
son. Wilbur E, passed the weekend
in Flagstaff visiting relatives
MIR. and Mrs. L. II. ApBleby, Friday.
took their guests. Mrs. Charles Walk
er and sons, Norman and Harold. to
Augusta. on the way 10 Roekiantt. al
ter being there for several days. In
Augusta Mr.. and Mrs. Appleby met her
sister. Miss Vesta Riselow, teacher
in Auburn. who returned with them.
Miss Bigeiow will soon 90 TO Mercer
TO visit a sister. Mrs. Fforian Yeaten
and TO Nerrtdgewock to visit her pa
rents. Mr.. ana Mrs. n. r. Bigeiow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry jackson, wne
have been the guests of Ny. jack
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs B. L.
Flanders. for few weeks. started
on their return TO their home IN
Lynn Haven, Fla Monday morning.
They we're accompanied by their
aunt. Mrs. Martha Mason. who will
spend the winter with them.
Miss Priscilla Colby. who has pass
ed the summer with Mrs. Mary cof-
fin Brainard left Monday morning
for her home in Maiden. Mass
Miss Emelda Perry went 10 Fair
field Monday 10 visit her cousin.
Margery Vigue-
Mrs. Delbert c. Dorothy. formerly
Belle Estes, Of Montciair. n. J.. who
has been tho guest of her brother,
Charles Estes. departed Monday
morning for Owls Head. where she
is 10 pass some time With Capt. and
Mrs Gilman before returning to her
hayne
Miss Grace Paradis. q stenogra-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

where they have been visiting reia-
tives
Miss Marion Kilgore has returned
from a weeks vacation passed IN
OLD Orchard and mas resumed her
duties caring for John F Phillips
who is improving from d long Ill
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

urday. On their return they were
accompanied by Miss Kate c. HoI-
brook VINO VIII pass several days in
( Dexter
Tonight. Tuesay aug. q. there
wood with music by weleh's orches-
ira.
The following Skowhegan people
making up an auto party went 70
Ripogamus Sunday: Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon BeaL son Carroll. Evelyn
Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stevens
and children. Eleanor, Eldrdge ana
Pauline: Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
French; Mvra Rcwell. Allie Roweil
Mr. ana Mrs Peregrine C. White and
children. Parkman and Evelyn. Mr..
ana Mrs. Howard Hilton and Prof.
and Mrs Charles c. Cleveland
Or. George Otis Smith VINO mas
been passing SEINE time al his home
here ana at the Coburn camp al At
team. returned to Washington D C,
Monday
gusta and attended the opening cam
paign by Maine Republicans at Is
land Park. Saturday, were the local
chairman, Mrs. Vivian Graves Wood
bury, Mrs Nellie NJ. Greenary.
Mrs Annie Haekett. Mrs. Celeste
ReuIlard Mre- A. J. Libby Mrs. Fred
Mckay and Mrs George Fertie.-
Mrs. George Morse of Bangor, ar
rived in town Saturday night and
-se,S D4-
Webb and cousin, Mrs Fanny Fietch-
er.
Rev George Merriam went TO East
Madison Sunday afternoon but be-
cause OF the heavy rain no service
was held.
Miss Marion A. Thompson 10 visit
ing Miss VIENNA Wallace at her home
in Old Town, on her return Miss
Thompson will visit with DR.. and
Mrs. Carl Hutchinson in Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burner. son
Everett ana Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wes-
colt enjoyed an auto trip TO Rock
land, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Periey Alexander
have returned to their home in Hing
ham. Mass, after visiting friends IN
town.
Mr. and Mrs Omar A. Sawyer Of
Bingham. are parents Of a little son
bern at l O'Clock Monday morning at
Somerset hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r Harris Of Mid
die street entertained Sunday Mr..
ana Mrs. Rodney Shaw and sons.
Guy ana Eugene. A. z. witham and
Miss Thelma Mason of Pittsfieid.
Mr.. and Mrs James Gilbert of
HartlaHa are parents of a little
daughter born Monday morning at
the Somerset hospital
Mrs Martha Lcngfeiiew who has
been visiting with her sisters in
Rangeler has returned home.
Miss Fneda Harris has been visit
ing friend in Caribou. From Carl
bsu, Miss Harris and Miss Eleanor
Wilson are seing 10 Canada where
they are to pass same time visiting
interesting points and will return by
the White Mountains and will visit
with Miss Harris sister and Miss
Wilson's brother, Rev and Mrs.
Thsoaore Halbert Wilson at ST.
Johnshurv. Vt
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Moore ana
little Chestiey Mpcre ana Mr.. ana
Mrs. Nay s. Varney returned home
Saturday night from q weeks auto
trip into Canada
Supt. and Mrs. Leon W. Gerrtsh
returned Monday from Brownviile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

pher al the state House. returned 70
Ing the week end with ner parent S,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Paradis.
James Stinchneld went 70 Ports
mouth. Y. H Monday. where ne is
20 be the guest Of mis- sister. Mrs. J.
IF Sanborn.
Edward Barrow, who has been VS.
ifing his sister. Harriet Hamilton. IF
Madison, returned TO Lewiston. Mon
day morning
Mrs. E. A Ellsworth the Advent
missionary and Mrs. Emma Frost
went 10 Lewiston Mondax. where
they Will attend the Seven Day
Advent camp meeting.
Mr. and Mrs H Z. Lewis of New
London. Conn. who have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott. returned
70 their home Monday
Miss Fredora Lewla. an accountant
IN the First National Bank, went to
Peaks Island Monday. where she viii
pass part of her vacation with her
aunt. Mrs. Nellie Lewia Gauge.
Miss Rose McIntire. who has been
the guest of her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace NJ. Weston. for a week.
went to OLD Orchard Monday. after
a short stay al the beach Miss Nc
Intire will return TO Winchendon.
Mass. where she IS an instructor in
the public schools
A. Morrill, Hoxie returned 10 Troy.
y. Y. Monday after being the guest
of his father, Frank z. Hoxie, and.
mis- uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry A. Dinsmore. for three weeks
Howard Friend left Monday morn
ing for Portland. where he is TO
visit friends
A very enjoyable family dinner
party was held Sunday when Mr. ana
Mrs. z. E Hurd entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Moore and Mr.. and Mrs
Omar Hurd IF Madison and Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert George of Skowhegan
ana Mrs. James r Moore of Spring
field, Oregon.
Miss Anna Judlsins of Providence.
r. l.. VINO has been The guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Forest Herrin Of Cornville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24


-"S. rank thompson ana
+ .s .uhe2- Hall and little
5h-th- mo1ored to Lew
-slIed Mr. Thomp-
sz - Il. Webber.
-:s. t"hn H. Gr-undy and
" E .lton Cleveland went
b rE sunday morning in
where they were
nd Mrs. Grundy's son
SISTER. Rev. and Mrs.
.''- .~r. -hey arrived there IN
r- Methodist church of
~-~ : he pastor.
.- saunt Of Lawrence.
p own Saturday at
ne guest of Mr.. ana
r5W Il Turner avenue.
que 81 Waterville 5
trs. Frank Corset and
IRIS Nadell Laney al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
Real estate transfers Of the week

Real estate transfers Of the week
ending Aug. 10Th. We're as follows:
Jennie L. Homestead 10 Alexander
Foster, Palmyra. land N Palmyra.
Willis r. Trask. Skowhegan. TO
Harold e Howes, Fairfield. and n
Fairfield: Randall Raymond, Pitts
field TO Forest ". Raymond, Pitts
field, land in Pittsfeld and Ripley;
James H. Mathews 81 a.. Skowhegan.
TO Jonathan H. Bean. The Forks.
land al The Forks: Ray 9 Brown,
Bingham. to William F Mclaughlin.
Moscow. and IN Bingham; William
p Mclaughlin. Moscow, 10 Ray @
Brown. Bingham. land IN Moscow;
Walter P 0rdway. Skowhegan, 10
Wallacs Emery. North Anson. land
in Embden: Henry T futile et al.
Winthrop. 10 Fred H. Clark. Smith
field. land in Smithheld: Alfred ".
Roberts. Madison. TO Gilman l. Day.
Ell al. Madison. land in Madison; John
r Bartlett. Brighton. TO Thomas 2
Farrin Brighton. and in Brighton;
Lizzie II. Huff. Fairfield. 20 z. Edgar
Miles. Lancaster, Mass, land in Fair
field: Louise Corson Spaulding. et al,
Madison. 81 ais. 10 Alice Lena Cahill.
Cenperd. land in Athens; Mary. O.
Clark et ais. Wefherstield. Conn. II
ais. 10 Ira ;. Allen. Fairfield. land n
Fairfield: Thomas q. Lance~. Pitts
field. to Linnie I. BrzZell. Pntsfield,
land in Pittsfield: Nellie M. Hume
well. Pittsfeid. TO Frank l. Besse
Clinton. land in Pittsfield: James II.
Clifford Fairfield. To William e
White. Fairfield. land in Fairfield:
Lillian J. Bushey. Berlin. n. H., TO
Augusta c. Currie, Skewhegan. land
IN Skewhegan; Isabel A Small.
Skowhegan, TO Bessie VI. PeITy.
Skowhegan. land in Skowhegau;
Bessie ID. Perry. Skowhegan, 70
Flera Perry, Skowhegan. land in
hogan. to Isabel A. Small. SHOW
hogan, land in Skewhegan; Nora B.
Harris. Fairfield. TO Theodore A
Richardson, Fairfield. land n Fair
field; Clyde H. Smith. skowhegan TO
Loren NJ. Sanborn. SkowheEan. land
IN Ansen; Albert II. Warren. ct al
Fairfield. to Alvin R McIntire. ct al,
Fairfield and IN Fairfield: Nettie G
Turner, Portland. TO HpIlinEsworth
4 whitney Co. Boston. Mass. land
in Madison: Wilfred D. Trial. Water
vile, 10 Hollingsworrh & Whitney
Co. Boston, Mass, land in Madison;
Eugene l. Hutchins. New Portland.
TO Warren B. Clark New Portland
land in New Portland; Myrtle N
Nutter. Detroit. 10 william s Smith,
Detroit. land in Detroit; Albert p
Murray. Bingham. TO Annie r.
Spauldfng. Bingham. land in Bling
ham; Lettie L. Ellis. Augusta. TO
Raymond A. Kicker, Skuw hogan
land In Skowhegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

ryPIsT- Exceptional oPPORTT-
NIFTY. We NEED a COMPETENT
TyPIsT IN CENTRAL MAINE
POWER COMPANY SECURITIES
Department. SHORTHAND NOT
NECESSARY. WE WANT a GIRL
WHO Is 4 FAST AND ACCURATE
OPERATOR. WHO CAN SPELL
AND PUNCTUATE. WHO HAS AT
LEAST A FAIR EDUCATION. WHO
ISN'T AFRAID OF HARD WORK
AND PLENTY OF IT. TO SUCH A
GIRL WE CAN OFFER A PERMA-
NENT POSITION AT GOOD PAY.
WITH PLENTY OF CHANCE FOR
INCREASES AND ADVANCEMENT
IN A BUSY AND GROWING DE-
PARTMENT. WRITE FULL DE-
TAILS OR APPLY IN PERSON TO
MRS. RIDEoUT. CENTRAL MAINE
POWER COMPANY. AUGUSTA.
MAINE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
Like Rooms Offered for Rent Here CITY and Vicinity at Fair Prices

"Who Can | Cet?"
There's heavy carp ct to be taken up beaten
and re-laid. Who can g ct to do it for me-"
The lace curtains oug hit to be taken down and
washed. Who can get to do it for me-"
who can I get to whit ewash the ceilar?'
These and similar que stions will be answered
satisfactorily if you rea Journal classified ads
Look under the classified ton Services offered
and find reliable helpers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

YOUNG WOMEN THE WENT
WORTH HOSPITAL OF DOVER.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. OFFERS TO
YOUNG WOMEN OF HIGH
SCHOOL EDUCATION, OR THE
EQUIVALENT OF SAME. 4 THIR-
TY MONTHS TRAINING IN A
GENERAL HOSPITAL. DURING
TRAINING. TWENTY DOLLARS
PER MONTH WILL BE PAID.
AND ROOM. BOARD AND LAUN-
DRY WILL BE FURNISHED
THE WENTWORTH HOSPITAL IS
AN ACCREDITED HOSPITAL OF
THE STATE. FOR FURTHER IN
FORMATION APPLY To THE ST.
PERINTENDENT OF THE HOsPT-
TAI. GRACE 7. HASKELL, ST.
PERINTENDENT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24
CLASSIEIED-DISPLAY
For Sale

At 50 Church street. Property Of Paul
with stable. in fair condition. Fire.
places. bath, electricity. gas and fur
mace Must De solo at ones. For
particulars inquire at 81 Water
Street. Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

An ir-yesT-oid gi1i OF Worcester, VI,
has pieked and canned 50 quarts OF
raspberries. Hall OF them were prt away
tor herns use and the others were gwen in
payment ior = thoroughbred Chester
White pig OF weeks. which she viii
RAISE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

EGR SALE
Marston cottage on West shore Of
Lake cephessee. $40 minutes walk
from highway and trolley tLaksios
Station: rooms. broad verandss.
electric lights. running water with
hose pressure: fireplace: garage;
large lot 200 feet square, grove
lawn and garaen; groceries, milk.
etc. delivered at door. A very de-
sirabie summer home al fair price.
TERMS and photo on application 70
Ray G. Marston. CT. Augusta Savings
Bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

CHAMBER OF coMMERcE ERLoY-
MENT BUREAU
The following psEat1ens are open;
Carpenters; stone masOns $500 PSF
hour,; laAn for retail store: waitress
S7.o8; young woman for general house
worE Sy.oa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-24

COOK AND SECOND GIRL-Please
apply to Mrs. T. II. Farnum, ia
Western Ave
GIRL-Capable, 20 help care for baby
and assist N general work. No cook
ing. Mrs H. H stuart, - Court St
Tel 4es-W.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL-To work her
board Address '. D, care journal.
SEkEEPER-For widower. SO
children. References requiTtd- ".
Bickford. r 81. WaterviIle.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23
FISHERMEN HAVE
EXCELLENT SPORT
Many Parties Visit Esoanhla Tressle
While Others co to Mulat.

Amateur fishermen can come in with
hig catches ard toll the truth about
them as well a. the old followers az
tho sport who are familiar with every
favorite rendezvous or fish IN PEN
sacoia waters during this month and
next. say old time fishermen.
In November and December. Il "a
said. the fish come IN from ne guYg
seeking fresh water ftreams ana IN
these schools Of moving fgsh the fish.
erman very nearly can pick and
choose.
Large catches arc being brought In
ny parties every day SUNDAY 4 fine
twenty one pound red fish wac land
cd near the Escambia trestla Charles
Cottren brought in forty-four fish
Weighing about thirty-fIve pounds and
Hughey Gonzales and Terrence An
derson IN Muiat bayou Sunday landed
eiFhty-six splendid trout DR. II. r.
D'Alemberte and Charles H. Kupfrian
brought back a big catch OF red fish
and trout from Eleven Mile creek sun
day and recently q party from Pen
sacola returned with forty large speck-
led trout taken from the Crib" about
eight miles up santa Rosa sound.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23
CLASS SOCIAL HELD At
GADSDEN STREET CHURCH

The Elisabeth Bennett ana Bsaraca
Sunday school ciasses OF the Gads-
den street church will have a joint
social in the auditorium 81 the church
this evening. A delightful evening has
been planned By the entertainment
committee composed OF Misses Grace
Jacobsen. Bessie Crooke. fAelen jamie
son and Beulah Bradford; Mossrs.
Thomas Jackson. Monroe smith,
Charles Britain and Ion Phiilipe.
The social viii be held following a
business meeting of each class In their
respective class rooms at 1880 O'Clock.
This IL the nesting planned 20 have
been held naxt Tuesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23
PENSACOLA MEN
GO TO ARCADIA
Naval station Flyers Have Been Or
dered 20 CariSirom Field
lnr Ceorne D. MannIna. J

Washington. Nov. 22-0rders were
issued by the navy department today
detachlnR the following thirteen leu
tenants from service 80 the Naval AIR
station. Pensacola. and ordering them
10 TIE naval aviation training detach-
ment. Carlsirom Field, Arcadia. Flor
ida: John J. Baientlne. Francis p. Con-
nell. Edward L. Ericsson. John 5.
Farnsworth. John q. Farrell, Frank q.
Feehteler, Vernon r. Grant, William
s. Hector. Andres G. MeFail. Robert X.
Madsen. Knefier MeGinnis. Carlos W,
Weber and Fred r. Estabr00k.
Ensign Russell Y Pollard r. ordered
from Naval AIR station. Pensacola. 70
Balloon Division, Naval Air station,
Hampton Roads. Virginia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-23
OLD BATTLESHIP
WILL BE MOVED
Finsi Preparations Are Being Made
FOR tire Sinking % tire U. 9. s.
Masmachuaefta.


Two Ola hattieahlp Massachusetts,
which has been brought hero 90 Be
used a. target for the coast defense
and railway battery ia the 49, ~er
practice which viii soon take place.
VIII De moved 60 another p.is......,.
THE naval tugs Vicro and Algorma
towed the Massachusetts, here from
rhila delphia. fifteen days being re-
quircd % make the trip. which was
made without miahap. The old ship
has been prepared for target practice.
during which she win be sunk. and il
has been found that the present pc
sition Ia which ahe lies f. a poor one
for successful target work
i viii neccsaltate considerable work
% move the ship a. she has been
filled with water. this being done that
she might - settled further into the
water. Tho pumping Off % tho water
VIII start. Il IL reported. today
Orders for the opening OF the big
gun target practice have not been ~.
ceived from Washington. bat Il Is ex-
pectcd that the announcement ~ the
date VIII be made soon