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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

tNepoiteu by koGScrS RUNNER ~ Co. li,C.p
Petersburg. Va. Feb; -, ,.t
SPANISH: Farmers stock. Markc; Quiet.
So, to $3.50 pcr hushcl
NlRGiNiAS. Farmers stock. Market uuic;.
Faucy Jumbo. l"c pe: lb
Jumbo. .i=c per 10.
EN;rt prime. ?,,c her ID.
Prime, 20 per 10.
Smelling stock. - &c per III
SiiELl.Ep AND RECLAIMED: Market
quiet.
Wholesale
I'tncy Jumbo, ISc PEI 10
Fancy handpicfci. l2c per n.
ENtraS. I!t yer 10.
ENir.t large Virginia shcl!cd. &c ger ID
No. Virginia shcllrd. i4i.c per ~
No. Spanish sholi".l. lSisc yer 10.
No. Spanish shclicd Ice per 10
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In McIliOriaIu.

NUCkOI.LS-In sad. bat loving iMemory II
our dear brother nud husband. Moss L.
Nuckolls who died ono year ago today.
February - 1919.
d" not know the pain he bore.
did not see him die.
only snow h" went away
And could not say goVd-hy
And thy place forever vacant
VIII bring memories of h" mast.
And hearts viii Ger be- aching
For the time thai could not last.
In that bright. eternal city
Death can never, never come.
IN Ills own good tim" Hen cali
From our rest to home. swcc; home
oh th.n. how happy We will no
You with ana With thee,
out Of all SORROWS. gricfs AMI pains.
Where nothing hut Joy and happiness
reign.
iy his loving sister and wife.
Ola ana Ninl.t NuCkolls
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COBURN'S.

Where you can buy used
automobiles of the best quail
ity, best makes and practi-
cally all models. If any car
you buy is not satisfactory
it may be exchanged within
a reasonable time, applying
the full amount paid, pro-
vided it has not been dam
aged, on another car we
have and can make delivery.
We have on hand:
Buick model E 6-49, 7-pas-
senger.
l Buick, model II 6-49, r
passenger.
2 Studebakers, series 10, 1t.
6, 5-passenger.
2 Studebakers, series Is, Big
6, 7-passenger.
2 Studebakers, series II, 1t.
6.
l Cadillac s, series IS, 7-pas-
senger.
2 Chevrolets, Baby Grand
models, 5-passenger.
| Nash, series Is, 5-passen-
ger.
l Chalmers, series II, Spas
senger.
| Paige, series II. 2-passen-
ger.
1 Ford, series II, 2-passen-
ger.
1 Commerce truck, series 10.
only used 2 months.
All cars are in excellent
condition and repainted.
Convenient terms can be an
ranged.
COBURN MOTOR SALES
CORPORATION OF
RICHMOND,
l217 West Broad St.
Telephone Exchange,
Madison $500.
FORD touring ear. Cheap Tor cash -.
ne, ne seen 1901 blair street. or ali p,n
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meo,h, .ls.soNls.ys; .rack.ne sows rough.

smooth, 1..soTl3.S5: packing sows rough.
IL 10 a ls.Se: pigs. Is - "a 1870.
Carte; rrc"irts %o,""; estimated TOMORROW.
HOOD: steady {" % cents lower. Ifccf steers.
medium and heavy, choice and prime. 1874"
q i6": medium and good. ii2j5ri&.T5: com,
.non. o.uoGril2 lightweight. good and
.hoice: lL9WlS?j: common and medium.
N.pn it.Sl: butcher cattle. hrifcrs. G'"u l. -:
cows, 6I0u E.t5: cannerS ami cutters. &"2H
go Veal calves. H.:5Wl6I5: feeder steers.
.,snN lI.iD. StoCEer steers, 6.'ST lp.@s
sheep; receipts. .p.ISl: estimated toInnr-
row. 1".NH; weak. LAMBS. ~ pounds dnyr.
1850! -c.S.: CullS and common. iHln l,'-s
yves medium. good and choice II 10 li.t9:
Cul.S NilI tNlninnn. h.-l n Ia
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LIyEKrOoL COTTON MNKKEr.

IITN IiNVDOL. ECO .S--SpOt "Nitnll Ia iaiT
demand. prices COVER: good ,u!ddan:. -, so.
fniiy middlinG. SIS: mddltmg. 5,.i; low
middling. S..",. good ordinary. .5.>S. Ord-
nary, -2N. Sales. I.Uu) uat"S. including i..hl
hmsriynn Receipts. s2"., bales: :nc,unins
1900 -\m'rt'ai3 Futures closed steady. Feb
riary. 2S2id:. March. 500; May. "".63. July.
. =. October. .&$i; December. "1.iI: Ian
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CHlCAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Hogs: receipts. $500 !;
3j.nS. Zoe :" 10 lower.
ITO: heavy, l3.j)sIli.i5:
light. lt.3I q ii..5: light
heavy packing SowS.
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CHICATO, F"N. =
estimated tomorrow.
Ru!R. l.i.% crli.;N: top
medium. 400 "a 1870:
light. -i.2S {, .i1S.
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MIR. SALESMAN
LOOK! READ! INVESTIGATE.

An ;ntcrna tionally known concern offer
YOU wonderful oDportunty for big money
Tremendous national drive being launche,
Ter OF a million dollars spent In advcrtisinc
during the last two years. We Euarante
the sale OF our merchandise in a way con
yincing. and are planning to, nay statesmen
dealers already established. II YOU want
set connected with the biggest spccia II
business launched in the last FIVE years
don't overlook this ad a big connGctio
for big n,an. regardless OF what you ar
doing. y surprising proposition for III
salesman with a Ford car, Phone Mr.. Box
ley at Tncger Hotel. Richmond for inter
View, 10 TO Monday 20 Wednesday. Feb
ruary -.
SALESMAN wanted, calling on merchants
sell II new punch board assortment as u
side line. State territory covered. Dnrc-
for salesman outfit. Conant Manufacturing
Co. y. Q. Boz 6li. Norfolk Va.
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Situations Wantcti-FemaIe. 60

tent lady bookkceper with exceptions.
ability ability and experience in onico work. Rapid
ccpt any place where there is chance Tor
advancement. Address l. COO. care Times
Dispatch.
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rRICEs OF MEEE CUTS.


Richmond. Va. Feb. -, 1871
Quota tons showing the wholesale selling
prices OF beef vu'a
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hy various districts. but no return to
nation widc sales drives on the Lib
! er,y loan plan is contemplated. said
: Director Lewis.
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Statesmen and Agents.

SAiESMA N--Wanted. an experienced medi-
cine salesman who can give good refer
ence. to work on commission basis. a good
opportunity Tor Il man that can cell the
goods Territory. western part OF virginia
and North Carolina. Write c. H. Anderson,
IioX "a Norfolk. Va.
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NEW fOkbS -immcdiatc delivery. Best
prices. Siarbu"k Douglass Co. 223 W.
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short hours: good pay. American Bread
and baking Co
WANTED two young men. Apply k.ch-
nond Electric Garage. 20Ia W. Broai ST
WANTED. experienced man for ladies' aud
gents rcadytowc3r in general mcrchan
disc store; only experienced man need an
ply. Sterling Apartment. No. >. betwec n
and in evening. Boulevard 140a-W.
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Deaths.


bCNN--pied in Roanoke sunday. Fchru-
AIRY - $50 y. NJ. tIptain james Frank
i'uiH Funeral from the residences of Cap
tain {; Cousins. 2l0p Floyd Avenue.
thIS 'lueSiay) afternoon al o'clock. In
iSrin"nt Rivcrview Cemetery
HARHiS-Dicd II Shelt"riur Arms Iiospi-
;, TAT. i'cbruary -. 1870. 1t lO;iir ~ NJ.
IL. Norman Harris. III tn" twenty min, n
year OF his age !;cm"ins tho home OF
ms sister. Mrs. y. J.. Mallory. 3ll2 Chat
m street: Funeral l.. NJ. "Wednesday.
Emmanu"l Epscopai church. Iuicrncut
III th.t church cemetery.
liOWl.E-Divd. az his late residence az
, south Bclvider" street. Saturday. ut S:So
/: NJ, James HOWE, in the seventeen wear
OF his nEs, lilo is survived by the FOL
LOWING children: Mrs. II. l.. Wingiieid. Mrs
Ruth Denton. Mrs. y. ". Harmon. Mrs.
X = Norris. Mrs W. NJ. Grigshy. II. g..
} Is. and y. W. iiowir Funeral from
Randolph Street baptist church Tuesday
II : !, NJ informant in iivcrvicw.
r"sid.nc.: llVNia North Eighth street,
james T. Payne. we'll known Culurcd citi-
zen OF his CITY. ~" is survived by Il Wife.
ono sister and one brother. ono daughter.
tw" sons four grandchildren and :; host Of
FRIENDS. Funeral notice later.
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Professional Services.
HAIRDiiESSiNG-

ltAiRDRESSiNG pARiORS-IIughes Hair
dressing Parlors. Permanent hair waves
ma nicurinE iace inassarc. shampooing.
made into hair switches. All kinds Of hair
goods on hand. For appointment. call Ram
doirh tS5o-J. 20. North Third Street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
lost and Found.
10

lOSJ anu Fouftu. NJ
AUTOMOBILE LICENSE lost: No. 1I5Ti
Call Madison 2:h5-J
MUFF--I."st on saturday at noon on oak
wood AMI tsroad car. scaiskn niGIf
Phone Randolph 1875.
NoTEnooi$.L in u iitnSy Monday
owner Phone Madison o5Si-J SlG Nest
,;rncu street. Reward.
pIN-Iost in cohcn's store horseshoe pin.
Reward IL lief; In the Machin" Depart
mont. Third Floor.
whEEh-Los,. spare wire wheel and tire
from Ford. Cali ltandolph $685. Reward
care Times Disnatch
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale. IL
ATLAS, ,rkIck. eyerhlu!ed and painted.
Sons Co. ell south Eighth Street
BETHLEHEM TKuck. l-i-ton ;nracitv.
in fine shape. VIII sell cheap. \ pa-cain
4. Movers Sous Co 9-ll South Eighth st.
BuiCK--F"r sale Buick ~. 7-russoArcr
touring car. lalS model: good condition.
Owner leaving town. Cali Madison 2oll.
BuICk-Lltti. s.s SEDAN, 1917 model. In
King Wilson Motor CORPORATION. $40 West
ErcaS.
BUlCi> AMI Doi,Iir3-I.t;tic six P-pass.,n-
ser Buick. ono 5-passcnger Dodge. ~.
North Eighth Street
CIIENROLET-i'or sale. Chevrolet. $40,
1871" model; perfect condition: new tires
all around; spar" tire. spotlight. extra
comv-ni"ncc$ instrument board: $500.
Call Rand"iph iG22 ar boulevard 2i3I-J
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PIi:Mi Eit and Patterson. Recommendations
'argain price. W, -. Moss alo ". Broad.
hAttk continental motor, Bosch mag
nclo, SlTombcrg carhurctor. good tires
ana excellent condition throughout: owner
forced 10 sell. leaving town. $4,000 will
nuy mis- bargain Can Madison 1871 or
Mnli-nn "lnn-M y
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantctl-Fcmalc.
Help Wantcti-Nlale,

YOUNG LADY wanted to answer tc,ephonc
one with experience In retail grocery bus.
ness preferred: state salary expected. X e..
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Hclp-NiaIe or Female.

TEACHERS wanted. Need immedidteIy
man. athletics English, Si50-Sl15 prn-
cpal. Sl35; principal. 500; four ladies,
grade, 3s5;, special enrolment in .hrce oI
Agency. Richmond Va.
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WAITRESS S-Experienced white wait
resses; also colorcd hoy or girl to wash
dishes at night and help with cooking.
Palm Garden Restaurant. SIG l.. Broad
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Observation-Disclosures.

FORD wanted. W" havc a client with :
very desirable. well located building LOT
VINO Will exchange for Ford touring "a
:nd ,pay dimcronc" in cash. See Charles
"a, Hnehrmnhd Room 81. Allison Bldg.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services Ofrcrcd.
Millincry-Drcssmakinp.

!" u pack and ship furniture china and wcd
ding nroscnls .IAcnh lfmlnuf MI ssS:
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ilr lnarlirt. Nrry few :air u incliun
butSher cattle coming and selling steady t,
Load on Tuesday. Nearby points !oat
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Moving. Trucking. Storoge .

SILL ii!Cl<S transfer and storage Let
experienced men handle YOUR furnit,ire
ara otmer Goo's, Two 0hones at YOUR SER
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Millinery makers and apprentices
wanted by Kaufman & Co. Tho
satisfaction of working for a large
organization, the pleasant working
facilities and the opportunities for
earnings. are some OF the induce
mcnts which bring to us the most
ambitious and successful millinery
workers. Apply at once. Managers
onlre.
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Soc
LADIES' AUXILIARY

EsAkteS
70 MEET. 49,
~ railway Conductors will meet with
Mrz George villar. r. LaRua-st'
ns,,ssaav night to celebrate the ami
varsary of the organisation. = pro-
cram win be- given and rerresn"enls
served.
n1,sc,ILA CLUB TO MEET
Ms r a. Brink win be hostess to
~ priscilla Club of the First Cnris-
n.r church at the regular montniy
.,eatinr of the Club Tuesday afternoon
Il $3.50 o'colck-
PENSACOLA CHAPTER, U. D. 6.
uAs INTERESTING MEETING.
THE first official letter OF the new
.tata president, United Daughters OF
,ha confederacy, Mrs. Frank D. Tracy
ryas read. the work recommended taken
m at once. a fifty dollar Liberty Bond
voted to 20 to the Marianne Monu-
rent Fund. Mrs. Dan II. Shepard made
grst vice-president and Mrs. G. w. La
mar second vice president at an inter-
ssting meeting OF the Pensacola chap
ter. United Daughters of the Confed-
sracy at the Bivouac wednesday att
ernoon.
The entire list OF appointments Tor
The Florida Division. u. ID. c. made by
he new state president for '20-'21 was
read. Cordial message to Mrs. Frank
%. Tracy, president of the Pensacola
.hapter who was recently elected state
president were received, among them a
etter from Mrs. A. Med. Wilson. of
Atlanta. president general of the Con-
tolerated Southern Memorial Associa-
ION and from Mrs. Roy Weeks McKin-
lev. of Paducah. KY, president gem
raj of the United Daughters of the
-onfoderacy welcoming the new state
PRESIDENT into the ranks of state Off
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GERS and congratulating Florida and
the u. d. c. on the wise choice made
lin the selection of Mrs. Tracy as state
president.
The following letter, the first Off
cial one written by the new state
president has been sent out to the va
|rious chapters:
313 West Gadsden Street.
! Pensacola, Florida
May %, 1920.
Dear Chapter President and Daugh-
teYs:
At the Gainesville convention. the
highest honor within your gift, was
conferred upon me, that OF president
of the Florida Division, United Daugh-
tiers of the Confederacy, and your
trust is deeply appreciated.
Our Division has reached a high
standard Let us keep itsso.
For the coming year you are urged
to remember the importance Of these
five activities:
Care of our Veterans; Children of
Confederacy; Mariana Monument;
Expansion and Education.
Your president offers a flag for the
greatest increase in membership during
the year.
Please send the roster Of your chap
ter without delay.
This is your Division and earnest
ly request your corporation.
Faithfully yours.
MRS. FRANK D. TRACY,
President Florida Division, U. D. C.
X x x
|cHlLDREN's DANCE
At oSCEOLA CLUB.
Misses Margaret Louise and Lucy
Yonge. the two attractive young
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Yonge, are entertaining members of
the very young set with a dance at
the Osceola Club Tuesday evening at
5 o'clock in honor of three charming
young visiting girls. Misses Annie
Bonner Jones, who with her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. r. G. Jones is visiting
from Mobile with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
B. Hervey, Marion Moseley, of Union
Springs, Ala. the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Malone
and Mary Minge Graham. of Selma,
who is visiting with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler c. Yonge.
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The following well arranged pro-
gram will be given at the Sunday
School Day services at the First
Methodist church this morning at
1880 o'clock A cordial invitation Is
extended everyone to attend.
March
1-Song 20. 3 verses.
Prayer.
sEPrimary Recitation. Builders for
Jesus.
Cd Elizabeth Struggled, CD Louise
Mackey, (3) Ruby Conner. (D Barbara
Edmundson. (B) Kate Horne, (6) Ber-
nice Clifford. CD Helen Cole. (s) Flor
ence Morgan
4Song-Only Little Builders
Marjorie Mackey.
E--Jacob Ladder-Jr. Holt Lips
comb.
eLThe Rock-Asquila McAllister,
Billie McAllister.
THE Foundation.
Cd Virginia Smith. (2) Mildred
scheuburn. (s) Clara Brady. 90 Title
Petermann.
S+The Ladder-Dick Russell Meal
lister, Carl Burt McAllister.
10-Recitation-Lad OF Life-Le-
ona. Connor, Mary M. Holsberry, Viz
GINA Pace.
11-Song "a, 2 verses
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@6GQ1IE F&
SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY AT FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

12-Recitation- Upright-(D Maude
johnson, CD Hoskin.
13-Recitation- Faith-() NJ a y
Durvin, (2) Ellen Tuberville, CD Jua-
nita Barrier, ca Ruth Runyan.
14-Song 290, 8 verses.
15-Repentance-C) Frank Pen
nington. ca James Collins.
16-Solo-Love, H e a venly Love
Barbara McAllister.
17-Perseverance- d) Marg are
Hoskins. (2) Bernice Brock.
18-Service-(1) Fannie Scott, (2)
Hallen Tucker.
19-Song- Mrs. Brierley's Glass.
0-Recitation-Offe Selection
Laura j. Hill.
21-On a Radiant Ladder-Dorothy
Andrews.
-Song-Mary Virginia Malone.
23-Recitat ion-Deny Self-(1) Reed
Sanders, (2) Chas. CANNED.
24-Song-There's a Cross-Edith
Brierley.
Authorization The Crown d)
Pearl Lewis. ca Emma Schenburn
(3) Mary Chittenden. (D Margaret
Carter, (5) Barbara Largue.
26-Hymn-Crown Him King,
verses.
27-Doxology.
28-Prayer Benediction.
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SURPRISE PARTY.

AS a surprise to Mr.. Neal Morris,
who left yesterday for Akron, Ohio.
for a stay Of several months. a num-
Der of friends gathered at the home
of Mrs. j. II. Morris on Thursday eve-
ming when games, music and contests
were enjoyed. Among those present
were: Misses Lillian Schmidt, Lorena
Merritt, Gladys and Eunice Merritt
Louise Harper. Alice Creighton, Mrs
]. NJ. Harper. Mrs. Creighton, Messrs
Bryan Jones, John Creighton, and Mr..
Davis of Georgia.
4 4 q
Friends Of Miss Eva Berlin are
glad to know that she is able to be
out again after having been confined
to her home for the past ten days
following painful injuries received in
an automobile accident.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA MEET
FOR REHEARSAL

The Daughters of Isabella are re-
quested to meet at the K. Of c. hall
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock for
rehearsal for the initiation on Tues
day evening. The regular meeting of
the daughters will be held Wednes-
day when social evening will be
held welcoming the new members into
the Organization.
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sNEW CITY THIM1LE CLUB"
ROOM AT NEW WOMEN'S HOME

sWEW CITY THJMBlE CLUB"
ROOM AT NEW WOMEN'S HOME.
The New City Thimble Club has all
ready q good sized fund to be used
Tor the furnishing Of the room at the
new Worren's Home to be known as
the New City Thimble Club Room.
E1fty-ome dollars and seventy-five
cents was realized on the recent cake
and sandwich sale held for this pur-
pose and more viii be added the room
to be furnished, complete IN every de-
tan. At the meeting of the club held
last Thursday with Mrs ]. E. Creary
. committee. to price and select fur-
nitme for the room. was appointed.
consisted OF Mrs r. p. Stubbins, Mrs.
n II. Pyle and Mrs. c. ]. Levey. Dues
were collected and other minor mat
ters discussed. At the close OF the
afternoou q dainty salad course and
load TEA was served by the hostess
Mrz w. ". Cole was a guest OF the
r.fub Tor the afternoon. The next meet
fnr WIN be held with Mrs. w. F. Breen
wl,em work viii be started on the Sec
ond quilt for the new home.
a a a
nR. AND MRS. ABRAHAM DiAz
RETURN TO PENSACOLA.
DE-. and Mrs. Abraham Diaz VINO
haue been absent in Cuba during the
past winter returned toPensacola Fri
day afternoon from Mobile. where
they stopped enroute to visit with
their son and daughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. A III. Diaz, who are making
their permanent home there. They
were accompanied by their youngest
eon. Theodore. who has completed 2
most successful year a. Spring Hiii
College, Mobile, and bad the distinc-
ton of winning, for the second time,
the cole medal given in the oratoriai
contest
DIR. and Mrs. Diaz are receiving q
most cordial welcome on their return
=. the city and it is no2ed they WIZ
rennsin In Pensacola
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fair" The center grown was de.
signed for Crystal Herne in 1.-THE
AcquittaI." II is Of light brown
with reddish hued enclosed panel
down the front and is most effec-
lively draped to suit Miss Herne's
tall slenderness.
The third frock is worn by Mar.
tina Hedman of "The Hole in the
WALL" at the Punch and Judy The
alter. The little Eton, sketched,
slipped over it transforms it from
demi evening dress, into a per-
feet afternoon costume. The skirt
is decorated with black velvet rib
bon, the silk itself being soft gray
printed in black.
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sTEWART-WoLFE WEDDING
THURSDAY.

Cordial interest centers I'm the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Emma
Wolfe daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E
Wolfe to Mr.. Leemon Stewart which
win be quietly celebrated at the home
OF the brides parents at 705 E. Ger
vantes-st., Thursday evening at 1885,
o'clock Miss Wolfe win be attended
by Miss Alberta Davis and Mr.. Will
Ham Siseuore of Atmore, will be Mr.
Etawartis best man The wedding
music win be played by Mrs. Minnie
Wolfe rutherford, an aunt of the
bride. Only relatives and q few IN
innate friends will be present The
ceremony viii be followed by an in
formal reception. The couple VIII make
their home with the brides parents
before going into home of theil
own
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"SKETcHERS" WILL NOT
MEET FRIDAY.

The Sketchers of the Pensacola Art
Club will not meet as usual Ff.' day
afternoon on account OF I. le exhibition
being held this week.
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PENSACOLA NURSES ROYALTY
ENTERTAINED IN JACKSONVILLE.

The Pensacola nurses going to jack
sonvilfe to take the state examination
were royalty entertained during their
stay in the city. Tuesday afternoon a
reception was held in their honor az
the spacious home of Colonel Hughes
on Market St Wednesday evening
they were entertained at o'clock din
ler at st. Vincents hospital. During
aeir stay they enjoyed a sight seeing
lip to ST. Augustine by rail and a mo-
IT trip to Pablo Beach. Cars were
laced at their disposal for sightsee-
.,sg and every minute of their stay
was made delightful. The party re-
turned to the city Friday morning
and included Misses Grace Gahlenbeck.
Julia Waters, Louise Skotzky, Ger
trude Abt, Pearl Jordan, India Tins
ley, Floress Tinsley, Lucy Jordan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13
BY CORA MOORE,

New Works Fashion Authority.
New York.-lnto the fashion
game with new grace have slip
ped figured silks, beautiful prints
that are exquisite of color, char.
acter OF design and loved by all the
designers, both here and in Paris.
They hint Of quaintness, yet they
are refreshingIy new.
The gowns illustrated were
sketched from current plays. That
on the left, printed in two tones Of
brown on yeIlowish ground with
turban to match, was fashioned
TOR Ida st. Leon in s'Man,na,. Az
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-13
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KNOX AID SOCIETY TO
ENTERTAIN WITH
AFTERNOON TEA.

The Knox Aid Society is entertaining
with an afternoon tea at the residence
of Mrs. ID. r. Curtis, 1916 E. Avery st,
Thursday afternoon from 4:30 to $3.50
o'clock. An deliberately arranged mu-
steal program will be given during the
afternoon. The tea is being given for
the benefit of the Knox Presbyterian
church and all members and friends of
the church are cordially invited guests.
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RECEIVES HIGH School,:
DIPLOMA.
lshing the reg llaS four wears
high school course III three, Miss Ruth
Dcs berry, youngest daughter of Or
AMI Mrs. w. G. Dew nrry at rye age
OF sf'een years, has been awarded a
Gil ma from the p. Fl. s. AMI expects
10 enter National Park Seminary.
Maryland, this fall. Miss J,ewacrry
has most excellent record in her
school work and is one of the most
attractive girls Of the young high
school set.