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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03

spending a few days with her cousin
Ir'ty Fowler. Of Washington pike.
her home M Independence. Pa. after a
weeks Ls!t with Miss Laura Jones' OF
Bethany pike.
Mrs. :rlson Moore. OF Commerce
street at Wednesday morning TOT
P:ttsburfi. Pa. whore. she Will WISH
relatives or few days.
Mrs. 81. Bond anu sister Miss Belle
Mclntire, Of Charles street. returned
home recently from a visit In Cam
bridge, Q
Mss Stlla Miller, OF Washington
pike. Ia lone from a several weeks Visit
with his S.scr, Miss Margaret Beany' OF
SIN thc!"lo.0.
tam"s NNyte underwent a successtul
operation a his nose Tuesday at DT.
Ivan Fawctt's office, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03

.arshec teachers with Supcr .nt"nu"h'
~ VI P-ctha.u. left Wednesday, M"' II
ire on tie . "a tram f'r HGnt'nrt"n' I"
.lrrrd the. thr",.-lar Session ~ thr STATE
Tct,hrrs' Association. Several OF ""i
TEACHERS are on III" Iroeran MISS
kuthar.n. E".d Mas Irri""rl Il YER IN
tercsllns pager 49, 'MUNi" .\Hprr'"tl:"h'
Miss Amt. HCrN"tt has been 1c'r't''i
n iuaSrruiS,rrS~ 1T ,,",' n' ;hr dinners.
while MI S,anl"! M:l."r. q: II" science
". ~ rrH! = t""t instructive
Iuucr 1t one -" N" H'"''' MEs.
Weusburg Briofs.
Harley braun SON Of Mir. and MIS-
C,Ire:t," Braun Of Hop" Farm. HAD hiS
r.ght arm BROKEN Tuesday evening whi.e
.rrauktnE Miss Elizabeth GIStS car. The
fracture was reduced hy WcisShur%
sui gr"n and tho boy IS back At school
r." Ice cream social wni' n was held
recently hv -" Ir"a:-T"n'h"r Assoc
Cia,Iu:l proved TO b" quite success
from i social and t.a?nrial standpoint
about sIum being realized.
Henry ,'rahl. of Kviso. Wash. arrived
IN Wc!ishU'E M"Hhay evening for an "N-
tended visit with his parents. Mr.. AMI
Mrs James I'r;,.,h. ~ Tw"ntr-s"r"n's
stree. Mr.: 'rahh AMI s;,.!i. dau.ht"r.
who st"pprd a.: f." '.>:i wlih r"H-
i:,-~ IN E"fmiuu. Indiana. - expected
{" a:riN" IT. Few daIn
NJ. and Mr.. =. g. R""v"s, o! near
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03
WELLSBURG
Now Secretary Being Sought.

WI. Shurg. ". NL. N"v. TIL" local
Young Mons christian Association was
saved To WctsHurE again on Tuesday
rv,n:n.. when ? group ~ 'n!tI .dua. II
tyr,4 volunteered fiutI' al >"rl"'' 'nr
a. lra.. = ui nod -: tine. and IN h''"Id-
.un,n ta-~-v TN. word has h""n cent :"
Mr.. Nrw,Ari. at E!k.ns. t":ii"rlnc aim
INC uoslt'uu - secretary here. MI N"W-
',rd - .lass"I rs A nigh type se'r"tar%
md ,Nc h-N"r prevails tGRt he VIII he
MIA - establish the organization on
n,ret;.l.o basis II allowed m opporta'
itir.
Fine Meeting.
\ rirn meeting was reported or IN"
Ar,r.s'L.c Nay committees and commit
,rns rrn,n NartnVs rrat"rn1l "rrHu!za-
lions held on Tuesdav evening Assnr-
amos y,r," given chat IN" Mtnr"s un'"n
world turn nHt tor the parade and ether
.,cnuiza',rns likewise Ann""n'cd tu"T
,r.nrt.un~ 81 Narft! 'ipo,'ng. A f"ntir"
~ TO rarad" VIII he that with the rN-
....,,inn Of members ~ to &. y. l.. I
viii loo strictly n walking AFFAIR. and
PROMISES !" y" III" !onc"s' "T"~ held
tc.n rr."r departments. sarN rs a'h-
,.,i,s. ct .%rcport"h satisfactory pro-
Teachers Leave for Institute.
%eaf'r all y. Tie W"Nsh'.yE aud Fol-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03
"SPRINGTIME" SEATS
GO ON SALE FRIDAY

Seas r~- the rrl~!ra, comedy. 'Spr!nS-
tine" which - - - - H'EEHSc sue
cess .v.- staged No. "n'ar ''e h.r"r-
fto1 O. tts John 2 R1-""S "1Tpac|.
and auSp.eei Nv - - ,hn... I"iS t":S
., America. vii g. o. sa,e a Re Court
.h~atre boy ntH~.. ~ Fr!lav 'n""n'ns ~
Q .o'r.oct with re us'.3l var ;av '1HTE".
R-a-G lew s-Ans-r and costumes. a.
,rac..vs G.r--. a"d .'"rN- SONGS H-e :
be r~a.u-ed To a. ~" - ~ !N">
ana l>Es go 80 r-"~"'; L." ''"
Of :n.. nd. Features 80 - 81 49,
:. S.u""on'ei J"IS 80 "'"-" -" B."
you7c les ~ ,hr Ii-r y 13ou7-" ~'n-
'tsr~a ms = So - - scream or
iaven.n. tAr"srE 49, ';''.> - :. :
E-"up W .ac.',,'". T"~'"r'!e H@ N-r.
May T"-''"-. N~' &c 49, N'-' Al
pe->,o.' E"'-n' r. M e.. fn"Ss.
peyi-. We ..r>s '-.-,. 'Tr:E. ti..~'.
~, .',,-~.. -" >. , .'r.' v~'x..'. "a ."'!n"
R.1wr-S ~. - .'.r'" ~!rh'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03
"PITTER PATTER"
HERE NEXT WE'D.

4: ,ae Court W"'r-1'ny watn"" ana
nich.. No" y. ""ii'"r PauHr.' the
rcig.i"c nn~iyal comedy S't' c"sS. vi!
be -. "rtHl WIN typical raSt ana
the :r.....i4 E,.HHow rh"rns. tn" book
or .t"..N- Potter - hv Will NJ. H"ugh.
rurAn~ % Tive T;r". The if7c" and
T.. g. -" Hone? moon Town. stub
horr CFa'~-s'lo. The Land % Nod.
pin. -: Eor'gn;" Tie 'i:ri nh"S-
item md oth"- successes ana 'ae
u,rS:- b. Ul,:iar II. F'rjch'aci"r ~"
no.el composer The oriSina,. ria5Hrnt"
a-d br,u;iru, strSs r~'t!nrS md gowns
,hot proved r"ten: attractions during
no New York run will be seen mere. 40
We "a "Ra!s.rs' ,he l!:,'e h17"" who
nEura. 7-nm!~-H''" - 'Ne plot and "hc
rrovrsl hir,se'r = v--i'aSle S.ar d""'Hr
,..a Eroahway cuSaEeme7;. Seats &" on
sale Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03
Why Should You FOLLOW
4 Crooked Path?

Often cowpath has been allowed to become a village
the village expanded TRADITION mas nlaoe uNe
an of a cows will
Habit is forging chains to enslave u.s. SO that what
by the fathers is accepted by the sons
Who cannot cofee-po Mother put on the stove
the morning warning 10 let boil OVER
AS children permitted to Drink tea OF Co'ee
il G make us nervous ana
irritable When older however, we caVed not ollN "u
meals gave or Co1ee
Finally OF the doctor
Mother her and coffee. But that
meant nothing lives Our vitality
was then strong throw off effects
But our timeca and we learned by expert
that could drink Coffee When
had for breakfast nerves on edge.
AkEe-- When dranl al evening meal, we tossed
about in of the night
"
md then found Postum pure cereal
harmful Caffeine IN tea
liked the rich, satisfying flavor OF
better health Which resulted
<ASSsss find how many OF
had made the dlscoVery-hau
'E'3a> learned the q 'health first
in forms Postum I'm
inStanly n thecup addition OF boiling water
Iorum Crc lin packag 0 bulk for those VINO
refer onakrth
nladeb Sold by all goce1s
Postum 6r Health There's a Reason"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03
INCREASE RATES ON
MATERIALS IN MO.

WashinRtun. NOV ;" Freight rates
,r.. rn,d building materials. 'ri"nt
ard uctrnlcum r:"'lH''H ""t" "iE"i"I
.,r,,r":ts,r! 10y the lNt"rsiat" ''"mfnrTI"
Gninmiss;on today Z" IN" I"l"I "t' ~
i"rstate rates as th"\ "ri" '"'''''''''"
hy general tnCrCskr~ III l?-".
The Missouri pu>.;" s"r\!r" '"inm's,
sion while illnw.ns IN" iurrra%" @; MOST
~ the freight rates within tha' $'a'o
e. rnr.fu-n I" 'hr mt"rSiht" lE'i"hNe'
,.ucI I'm, rn,. Interstate commerce
,.nrru!s&Iun held that thIS ACTION re
.,lt.l in Discrimination against lntcr-
state shippers Three mcmb"rH OF the
lnlrrSta," Commerce" ''oilih'SS'"n' ".'
,,'sstrnrrS i.,staan campbell ana
Lewis diSSrntrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03

Ten tIouS4nd pHuH,r cod "f tInr'-
~vfosis ~ Sew york i's'r ai"ne ea"E
year IN the decade % leiO-@0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03

Pnsa Eonhorr always w" maSC""T'
roStdnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-03

I.'ov...r.,nWn. were anon; the Wells
lur< Visitors "Wednesday.
I',,, l. Miller. -! WASHINGTON pike.
To-, Tii.Sti:,y L. spend several days With
his nnti.rr Mis-. Grace Miller. Of R!ch-
mnnd. -.
MR. Wi,iam W"'day. of M.nGn lnnr-
lion. O.. was = "WlIshurg visitor We'd
rcs,lal. tic gust If Mr.. and MIS-. Albert
l-au.ku"r -: SEVENTH street.
May. small dauchter OF Mr.. ana MIS-.
rreI Fowler. .: North Main street, -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
= aaaEaHa - u HHnaH
: AsoUT PEOPLE Wa KNOW :
. @ . % % q q q a n u q - % % u 3

Miss Katherine Logtin arrives this
morning from Jacksonville for a faw
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. c. r.
Johnson, on n. Bayien street.
Miss Theima Mccoy and Miss We
ola ouigley two attractive visitors
from Gulfport. are guests az the home
% Mrs. James KVsdgeworth.
-H. a Owaiey and sister. Miss Mar
garet Owaley. left yesterday for an
extended trip IN the north and east.
They win so ~ way OF Savannah.
stopping en route az Washington. -.
G., Balsimere. Aalladelphia. Atlantic
City and NesT York City. Miss Owsleg
viii attend Columbia university this
summer. and from there win 80 20
nridgotown. Nova Scotia 10 visit with
friends before returning TO pensacola
ia the fell.
Airs ,. &. Long leaves with AFR.
and Mrs. William Walker this morning
on q weeks camping trip up the bay
on their houseboat.
III. A. owsley and sister. Miss Mar
garot Owsley. left yesterday for an
extended trip IN the north and east.
They win go hy way Of Savannah.
stopping en- route az Washington. -.
C.. Baltimore. Philadelphia. Atlantic
City and New York city. Miss Owsley
viii attend Columbia university this
summer. ard from there VIII so 10
Bridget0wn. Nova Scotia. to visit with
friends before returning 70 Pensacola
ia the fan.
Mrs =. C. Long leaves with Afr.
and Mrs. william Walker this morning
on q weeks camping trip ~ the bay
On their houaeboat
Miss Mamie Kehoe. who spent last
week IL Panama city on ieeai business.
Is now in Atlanta. Ca. with the Federal
Trades commission. and vii be there
until next week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
YEAST FILLS OUT
H0LL0WS In
SUNKEN CHEEKS

science nnds that psopis become
thin. weak and slckiy because their
feed lacks one vitality necessary eie-
merit cniiea vitamlnaa.
Yeast contains Billions Of vftamines
ana u great for building good solid
naah ana muscle. People formerly ate
yeast cakes but the best ana easiest
way 60 taks witamines into thu ayHtsn
Il % take TronisNd Yeast which con-
talna hiKhiy concsnt ated brewers
yeast tvery effectively In tablet form.
Il also oontainz troa. ne wreaf blood
builder. making the WORK of the Vita
mines douhiy sfrectfwe. sfany Say that
with Ironisea YeAst Il - easy % gala
IS rnach as a pound r. oar. ouickiy
lsds the ssfn CO pixnpies. binok1eadA
to
The fart thar anrh n reaimhls druw
rcrs AZ the Crygfai pharnacy htEhiy
,ecomuasnds rron1nakN Yeast indicatss
~ L. w~fi worth trying. spkcsai
Iir~osionW eor chasrNz IN each peck-
i9a-aav~tizenzanA 4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
SOCIAL WORK WILL
BE ABLY DISCUSSED
Ferry Eighth Annusl csnfsrsnes 81
soSiai Workers Opens
Wednesday.

MILWAUKEE Juna =. = Almosi
ever phase ~ social work kno~a VII
be taken up and discussed Curing me
week % june - 10 80 &c ths ssth an
nuai meeting - the National confer-
ence % social Work and Itm affiliated
bodies here.
No fever tran ~ nsclefies. DEPART
mcnfs or associations wgsi hoia meet
ing either prior % Or during the week
q this convention and thou ards are
expected 20 attend the various ses.
si0na
The American Association Tor Com.
munity organization composed ~
Community Chest bodies. Councils q
social awencies and financial Fedora
tions VIII hold sessions tomorrow ana
wednesday while the National proha.
ton Association WIN convene this aft
ernabn and continue is session unfli
wednesday afternoon.
Leaders On the fields 81 probation.
parole and court reform viii bs pres
emit from at parts ~ che country.
Iany ~ TIE more active and pro-
gressive Judges from juvenile and
other courts using probation win be
present.
The sessions on today ana tomar-
row viii be devoted principally 20 the
problems 81 adult delinquency. inciud-
Ing probation. domestic relations or
family courts. clinics and preventative
work. The sessions on Tuesday eve
ming and Wednesday are 90 constituts
a Joint conference with the Federal
Chlldrcn's Bureau. and are % be de-
voted entirely 10 the problems 81 the
Juvenile court.
The following affiliated orwnniza-
lions win meet here during the next
ten days.
The Lutheran Inner Mission Society
Social Service Department ~ the
Protestant Episcopal Church. Public
Health Nurses Association, the Ma
tiouai Urban League FOR Social Service
among Negroes. the Jewish Conference
Of social welfare. the Canadian Con-
ference of Public welfare. Foreign
Community Workers. National Rcard
- the Y. w G. a, the National A.
sociation for Community OrEanfza-
ti0n. the American Association - Hos
pltai Social Workers National Fedora
ton ~ Day Nurseries. Interstate Con-
ference or lllegitimacy. National Pro-
batiou Association. American Associa-
ton for Organising Family Social
work. National Children's Home SCI
clefy, National Child Labor Committee
and the National Travellers Aid So
ciety. Child Welfare League 81 Amer
lea. American Red Cross American
Association 81 Social Service Err
changes. National Social Workers Ike
change
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
START CLEANUP ON
CAMPAIGN FOR FUND
Chamber % corsmsres Workers viii
Finish Drive for $4,000.

Chamber 81 commerce workers gath
cred at the rooms yesterday afternoon
and made splans for q final whiriUsnd
wind-up Of the campaign 20 secure the
ta0.o90 fund Cor the chamber The IA.
tervai since the drive was suspended
a week aRo was permitted On order
that tbo workers who had devoted
practically al - their time 20 the
campaign for four o. I've aaYN, might
set their private afairs stratghtened
out before starring anew
General Chairman Emmanuel be-
iievoa. with BE 40 or sc workers. that
the last run ~ the fund VIII - readily
obtained and the workers viii be out
Cor the next few days with their cards
setting the money.
Practically the same teams that
we're operating two weeks arc are out
nov ard IN addition there n = special
lying squsd which viii 90 extra work
a. required Indications are that the
remaining $4,000 win he secured with
IN q few days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23

them from the face o. the earth and
make 81 themselves a strong power
Ia future history II they strive fof
sturdy mental physical and spiritual
development. according - DR.. IT. ~
Gregory. director ~ the Bishop mu-
scum here and an authority on the
polynesian peoples.
DR.. Gregory. who made this state
menf before a gathering q the nauEh-
tiers Of Hawaii. declared that the death
or life 81 the race f. up 10 TIE Tia-
waiians themselves" lie pointed 20
the Navajo population u 10000. Dr.
Gregory added.
"0ther poiynesian peoples are In
creasinE IN number and civilization.
and there ~ no reason why the Ha-
wagians should not a. rho same n they
can be brought 90 believe IN them
selves"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
OLD MAIDS CONVENTION TO BE HELD THIS EVENING

The convention % TIE ola Maids
will BE- held this evening at the high
school auditorium promptly st
o'clock. II has been ramorea that the
object Or this CLUB e the catching %
husbands.
The officers are. Ierusha Eliza
Bangs fNrs. ". p. AndFesa}. prosl-
dent; Rebecea Ka1race fAlra W. H.
CheassrJ. secretary AIinty CiUvertop
lafrs. =. I. Brouksl. treasurer. The
members are: Charity Hopegood tAfra
=. = Taaain. ELLEN Pafterby Mfrs. W.
II. caref. Fannie Butterfly (Mrs. w
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
ERTLE TO REFEREE
AT THE BIG FIGHT
Formally ssieetsa ~ Nsw Jersey state
noRlru Commission.

JERSEY CITY. June ea~~I Harry
Ertis. 81 Jersey CITY, today VAS formally
selected ~ the New jersey state boxins
commission - rsferee for the pampkey
carpsntier bout 1uiy e
The derisiun vas reached "a d closed
session. The commissioner later vent 81
"nroyles ge acres Is respect the asena
where they expecfod % D. iolned - Car.
pentier.
Erfie. 4 city marshal has nfifrimfed af
important boxinF matches far mere thau
ten years. ne refereed the CarpeutirF-
Gevinaky bolf here last October.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23

II. Bond. Serina Halrpln. q doubtful
member (Mra. = G. Donalds0nl, Mas
fIavaman (afrs Geo. Axeison). Desire
Aman (Mrs. c. a. Wliiiams). Hspslba
0delia Oles Mrs. @ C. RichhourR1,
Nary Arm Melissa Clarke (Afrs. W. n.
Robertsl, pettnia Pickles (afrs. ~. l.
Bgeleh9. Melinda Bliss tAfrs. Harry
ailiior). Rachel Ketchum (Mrs. ". G,
Newharyl. Prof Makeneux C.. g
Richhourg). Saliie Battle tAfrs. y. II.
Gavinl.
Everybody IL invited % attend this
convention and tickets viii be on sale
Il the Imperial Cigar store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23

earth. for this baby Is now four n1onf -
old and 3 heasIhier baby you would not
want am sending you a picture Of
Der. Everybody Gays. That i some
healthy boxing baby You have nv
consent 60 show this letter. - IRA. 4.
w. BKSz. 1Sl Srd Ave. Altoona. Pa.
No woman can realize the ioy and
happiness this healthy babe brought
into The home % Mrs. Beers, unless Their
have had like experience.
Every woman who suffers from ans
ailments peculiar 20 her sex, as indicay.
ted BY baekaches. headachea, bearing
down pains. irregularities. nsrva1sneSs
snd the blues should not rest until
hey hsYa given Lydia E. pinkham's
Eegsk>1sS Compound . trial.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
COOLER IN PENSACOLA

Yesterdays highest Temperature IL
Pensacola wna 50. Many ether cities
reported higher temperatures. even
though they are far north % pensa-
cola. Some OF them are. Boston. 81:
Toledo. ~; Memphis. &C. Pistsburx
Sc: Washington. 81: salt Lake CITY.
So; New York, 81: birmingham. co.:
Montgomery. 90 New Orleans. %.
Mobile. S.
Il was cooler In Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
DANCING EXHIBITION ST aAn
sAnLoa on SATURDAY EVENING

Ms FAmnie gafoe wili give an exhibit
len danea in aasthstfe dancing IN fha
kall roam "a tie San Carlos hotel at s
feleek Saturday eveslnR. June s. This
sxhlhlsloa VII he given ror the purpose
~ assisting tn raising funds for the Buas-
neNs ara Professional WoTwen'e eittb -
he city, 81 BE used IL sonasas = aslaRate
q thH National convention which viii he
aeid n Cleveland. Ohlo. en- 4uly IL e. e
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
Nh. AND MRS. REEoY
RETURN.

Dir. ard Mrs Harry Palmer Reedy
have returned from their wedding
trip. spent IN New Orleans and other
points. At present they are making
their home with Mrs.. Kesdy'a mother,
Mrs. W. A. 6sahienbeck. 500 r. Jack
son street. where they are AZ home TO
friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23

Compound has done
Tor nn We have
had six children
de almost az birth.
From @ne hour 20
nineten days u All
they hav~ived. As
! was going % have
another. / took q
dozen bottles Of your
Vegetable Com.
pound snd / can say
that Il Is the great
est mms4teswm ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
Gibbons Get Decision ovsr Msshsn.

CLEVELAND. .. June 19.--Tommy
Gibbons. 81. Paul iiEht heavyweight.
scored a technical knockout over WIZ
lis Meehan, q san Francisco. IN the
first round of a scheduled ~ round
decision bout here tonight. Referee
HIATT Hlnckle stopped tho fight after
Meehan had been Knocked down three
times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
olaLs ArHLsTio ASSOCIATION
TO MEET.

The Pensacola Girls Athlete assoc
citation VIII meet this evening at Use
o'clock 81 the Armory ball. All mem-
beFs are requested 20 attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
ASPIRIN


TAke- AEpirln univ ~ suid n 49,
paeknws - Wanaina fiaYuf wUeteln
Aspirin. Thsh yn1 wiii - feiiswll
The airwrtluiaa mna anAamN wnFAmA
~ physleiaus arrtna "a ruarM q
proved safs ~ miliiaas Taka
risnneas with nuhmtstutrM n wmB .
he flaYeF Gives - tabiets. go =
tnke them wlftauf fear Tor re,f
laea1achu. NewymiNsM. nhea1nmiim
Earsnha, Tuctaa1ba. fsufniaNo an1 {
Pa1a. Handy Tn hoses ~ twelve a.
ists rnHt few nnntm. Etrs1grtetn q.
hen iarHer barAaaea Asplrin a. q
trade man-h - mmNwr Manufacture
honoaestioaeieaster - EAflegiiearit.
esv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
col. Rawls RETURNS

CO ". A. Mawla hRa retnrn@a after
suesalng = fsw days sn Tailahansea whore
" vas tie gaest - his daughters. Mss
oexter M Lowfy ard Mrs. chattendeu.
Col Kawls attended the state pharms-
seulfal convention IN Aiiaul
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23
SPENT FEW DAYS
~ CITY.

ATr. ard Airs. Harvey Luttren, u
Montgomery. spent . few days in pen-
sacola. ea route to Camp Walton. Mr.
Luftrell II with the southern Cotton
OIL Co. aud AZ one time made his
horne here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-23

8ais. Aflea.. has arrived II the city and
i sna guest Il Mrs W -. caro-. Aflss
patferbY came 90 ~ present af fhe in-
station - Hiss SaiIle Battle. ~ Crest
vssN. tate the Oh Maid's club this even
nw af iha hlsh aehooi auditorium.
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mmmvtaa o. NoNANa
MlaAlaAAhY knrInrs1

Tns Ws0ausN Missionary soefafy 81 the
lsaasden.at. Methodist oharch will hold
IT, reNuhsr devotional Tneattng iris after
naan 81 o'aioek 81 me church. 4 faii
akEsn6anas i desired
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BIS. ". II. Rogers ~ fhss city. who
was called 70 AaAay. Ia. last week. be-
cause - 3 eeafh IN tie family. will return
10 Pensacola IA 4 few aayA
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VISITING FRIENDS
La MILLION.

George @. nuffsy. og this city. IL vis-
itlnR ar and Afrs. Frank Leopard.
n Milton. expecting % return IN a
week or ten days.
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LEAVES roa GREENWOOD
81 AkzTATggN

Mrs. James School and grandson. NiA
Merritt. left sunaSg Tor q visit 81 Green.
wood plantation. near Taiiabaasee, where
thay viii Re me guests - AR and NrA.
Haywood Thomas Han.
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Miss NoLA ssHM
LEAVES Faw MIAMI

Mlss Nsi0 AMhe. Nho has leen the At
srsetivs Hueat & Afr. ana MFs. =. 4. lit
fle or the raat two weeks, eft Tuesday
sieht fer Mann where xha wili VISIT her
Sister before returning e her home IN
<hefhvvilae Ind.
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NEED
NOT DISAPPEAR
Other polynssisn Peoples Are Increas.
ire in Population.

HONOLULU. T. III. June i9-Ha-
waiians. generally regarded as mem-
berH of q fast dying race. may fol
the efforts q the grim reaper 20 wipe
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JUNIOR AND inrsRmsOiArs
WARe4N

Tha 8nnlaT and intermediate league %
TIE First Methodist church vii bold a
lawn party AZ the church lawn this even.
inH. Al members e the Junior and In
ts4meaints societies are invited
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80 raAnee monKY

M1ss FFAmees MoFeg. a attractive eui-
sxa EixI. vas homer guest a. q swimming
eartY IS E&aFxsew narhs given ~ AEsss
Eossrhius CcftFef1 0nly 4 few iaflnate
sfienas N@Fa present
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JOY BROUGHT
INTO HOME
By Lydia z. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound. Restoring
HRS. Benz TO Health

Altoona, ps-''T am writing 20 tell
700 what Lydia Z. Fankham's Vegetable
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Hiss Ira Ashley a1 Naldo6fa. "a. ~.
rived - fAe cft4 AMI viii Sc the guest ~
sfr. sna Mrs. 6. " Iamsr ana family
sex two 81 three weeks.
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~oNAass RaLlEE conps
70 MEKT

1sss regular meeting e. tie wnnsansa
Relief C4ps vli he held friday after
nooa at sse oeieek e. TIE Armary hail
TIE nAsssbsrN Are urged e. stfend.
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- aaa Mrs Frank saachsx. e So
Sic are - ne city vasiting Sir. an1 Nra
Pred pslsen sd ether Relatives. Their
skag 81 - laasnTafa.
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CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS
-. lane =


F1ve Hundred club with zfrs. chaa
naxn. y. 1sth-ave- - . ,. "a.
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Vanity. Vanity. an is Vanity
even an umbrella handle. Mildred
tfarFis. leading xonas In Para
mount Pictures has gone the GlFis
wlth The vanity case purse. the
wrist vanity case and All the other
open faced makeup elects one
better. While apparently Eazing
ahstractedig a. the end % her um
hreiia handle she is really seeing
Il her hat r. CA straight. The
mirror which may be pressed back
ny a tins. spring reveals a small
powsier paH.