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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-02

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Menus folder spelling. naevus) is
the medical term for birthmark.
There are two types Of nevi. the
augmented mole or stain. and the
vascular nevus or port wine mark.
The pigmented mole may be any
size from q stain the size Of half
the finger nail to wartlike mark
the size Of the hand, on any part
of the body but most frequently on
the forehead, neck and back. They
sometimes appear only some
months after birth. They seldom
change in size or character when
once developed, although there is
q certain tendency for moles to
undergo malignant degeneration
become cancerO in persons OF
middle age or older, and this is
particularly true Of blue or black
moles.
Small bmwn moies may be re-
moved by electrolysis. by fulgura-
ton fan electric treatment used
only by physicians), or by the ac-
tual oautery 0ncAndescent heat).
No one except surgeon or physi-
clan may safely attempt the re-
moval Of these birthmarks. Large
noles, especially when they are
warty or rough or covered with
hairs, may also be removed by
electrolysis, but in most cases the
best results are obtained from X
ray alone. or sometimes from op-
Grafton followed by X-ray treat
ment. In recent years surgeons or
physicians have employed carbon
dioxide snow (solidified carbonic
acid) with much success in de-
stroying birthmarks without pro-
ducing disdguring scar. Carbon
dioxfde snow cannot be employed
by any one without surgical train
ing. 1t freezes the tissue to which
it is applied.
Vascular nevi may be small, fat,
port wine stains Capillary vessel
dilateO, or larger, thicker LESSONS
made up of dilated veins. varying
from bright red to purple in color.
The color disappears rhomentarily
under pressure, unlike that of the
pigmeIfed mole. The larger vas
culaE<nevi collapse under pressure
likeIa sponge. Use skin over the
Jdark is sometimes smooth, but
most commonly roughened like Or
ange peel.
Birthmarks of one kind or an
other are DreSent in One-fhird nj
all newborn infants. Nobody can
explain birthmarks. The only won
der is that any of us are born with
out birthmarks-that human devel-
opment is usually SO perfect to the
smallest particular.
A modern treatment for vascu-
lar nevi is the injection of hot wa
ter. In some cases eiectrolysis (the
electric needle) may prove success
full or at least improve the appear
ance. Tattooing with acids give
fair results in skilled surgical
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-02
Complete County Jail.

II would not only be q serious mistake and
. lack Of prudence. but would closely approach
q disgrace to neglect the opportunity to COM
plete the long neglected county Jail Of this
county.
The new jail. an altogether crsditahle
structure. stahds practically completed. but is
lacking in interior furnishings Hence it can
uot 30 Of use to the county. 1t would require.
according 10 estimates Of the supervisors, ap
proximately 100000 to finish the work that
the county has been seeking to accomplish
for more than . quarter Of q century. What
10 essential now not only includes the steel
furnishings, the cells, etc. but the instalia-
ton Of the heating plant and the construction
Of q tunnel between the Jail and the court
house for the carrying Of the pipes to con-
Wy the heat
According to members Of the county. board
who have given the subject careful considera-
ton a. the result Of thorough Investigation.
the present 10 . good time to put in the furn-
1shings, a. steel is now at as low a figure as
\ N will ever be and manufacturers are looking
for and anxious to secure contracts. So that
from an economic standpoint the completion
OF the jail should not be delayed.
The Jail structure Ia finished In all respects
even to the boiler rooms, walks. retaining
walls, etc, and II the coming winter passes
without heat in the building. it will deterior-
ate: there il NO doubt about that
30 that from the standpoint Of prudence
the Jail should be completed without delay.
The old Jail has been q sickening disgrace
to the county for third Of . century. Scarce
~ grand jury has met In that time that has
failed to adopt resolutions condemning it, and
It = freely admitted by those in a position to
know that through the petition Of any inmate
familiar with the conditions there. at any time
the county could be required to abandon the
jail and transfer its prisoners to another
county and maintain them there until . lit
hsbitation could be provided In this county
and ut cost that would amount to fully a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-02
Unique Ways to Cook Chicken,

Unique Ways to Cook Chicken.
Chicken Souffle-Put a table
spoon of butter in a pan and melt
it. Into this stir a tablespoon OF
-four until smooth. Then add a pint
of milk and stir continually until it
bofls. Add cup of stale bread
crumbs and cook one minute. Take
from the fire. add pepper and pars-
ley to taste. with one pint of cold
chopped chicken and the yolks of
three well beaten eggs. Beat the
eggs to stiff froth and stir care
fully into the mixture. Pour into
a creased baking dish and bake in
a quick oven for twenty minutes.
Game, fish and oysters can be used
in the same manner.
Jellied Chicken-Take a plump
three pound chicken and prepare as
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-02

"A township treasurer in Minnasota has bean
removed from Office because it was established
that he had givan away cigars to influence
vvteS at the election. But the fellow who
seatters a million dollars in buying votes IL
pssmitted to get away with It.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-02

hands. In young babies freezing
the mark with carbon dioxide snow
for Z few seconds often proves
successful. X-ray and radium
treatments have both been found
effective in removing different types
OF vascular nevi. All OF these
ments are obviously unsafe except
in skilled hands. There is no safe
treatment applicable for birth
marks in the hands Of anyone who
has not had proper trafning. Hid
eous scar formation and septicemia
or biood-poisoning are the great
dangers when such treatment Is At
tempted by unqualified persons.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Sweating Feet
Please give me your advice for
sweating feet. 1t makes no differ
ence, winter or summer. A ].
Answer-Wash the feet with cool
or cold water only, and as rarely
as possible. Paint or sponge them
with a solution of about one ounce
OF standard formalin. which is a
40 per cent solution of Tornado
hyde in water. with six ounces of
water, and allow this to dry before
covering the feet, each alternate
might for three or four times. 1t
! may prove necessary to use a
stronger solution perhaps one
ounce of fOrmalin to three or four
Of water-but that requires eau
ton. for the fOrmaldehyde is very
| irritating in some cases.
How Long in the Hay7
How much sleep should an IL
year-old girl have, who weighs IS
! pounds? Is it harmful to take
baths during the menstruation per-
iod? T. A. S.
Answer-From 10 TO II hours
! every night. Menstruation is
function, not a disease, and there
| fore it need not interfere with the
/ usual routine Of bathing, exercise,
play or work.
Garry Away Seed.
My nursing baby II weeks old
seems to have a great deal Of wind
on her stomach. Different people
have told me that caraway seed is
good take a mouthful and some
| times make tea of it. Please let
me know whether this is good
MRS. C. S. N.
Answer-Every nursing baby has
more or less air (swallowed) in the
| stomach, and does more or less
belching. A nursing mother re-
quires a liberal and varied diet, es-
pecially including various green's
/ fresh fruits and vegetables which
uniformed advisers often persuade
her to omit. She should avoid TAX
ing mere irritants like caraway or
other drugs which may be elimin-
ated in the milk and disturb the
baby's taste or digestion. A nurs-
ing mother is the last person who
should permit different people" to
experiment on her and her baby.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-02
Household Hints

Menu Hint,
BREAKFAST,
Stewed Prunes Soft Boiled Eggs
Buttered Toast
Grape Conserve Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Dreamed Dried Beef on Toast
Canned Peaches Cookies
Tea
DINNER.
Stuffed Steak
Baked Potatoes Dreamed Peas
Fruit Salad
Bread and Butter Tea
ButterScotch Pie
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Bryan says he IL going to join law firm
and specialize in International law. That
ought to DO dry enough for the colonel.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-02

Hugo SHINES. head OF German ship COM
sery, has named three Of the Hamburg-to-
iaouth America passenger ships Tirpitz. Hin
denburg snd Ludendorff. Cues he knows the
Americans are used 10 riding those three
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-02

Nazmova says she will produce play
without a man. Sounds as impossible a.
mayer without Amen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-02

After several weeks Of the extraordinary
session Of congress We want = kne1 ~ ~
adjective.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-02

George bernard Shaw says he has received
a. offer OF $4,000 to put his name on a movie
dim. That ought to answer. once and for
all Whats In . namsr'
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for roasting. Boil it until tender,
adding when partly done one medi-
UNI sized onion, stuck with fine
cloves, small blade of mace, bay
leaf and root of celery or sprig II
parsley. When done skim, trim Oft
all fat and cut the bones from the
meat, rejecting the gristle. Add
salt and paprika to the chick Il,
liquor and reduce to one quart
Then add tablespoon of granu-
lated gelatin, dissolved, and a ia
blespoon of lemon juice and strain.
Fill a chilled mould with half an
inch of the jelly and let harden
then add layer of white meat of
chicken. seasoned with celery.
Then another layer of jelly, and
then a layer of the dark meat and
season, and cover with stuffed
olives cut in thin slices. Add more
jelly. but not overlooking. Set
aside to get very firm. Serve with
lettuce and mayonnaise.
HINTS.
To Exterminate Dandelions-Gas-
oline dropped into hearts of dan
delion or burdock plants will kill
same without injury to grass.
To Wash Corset-Spread it in
sink and one can use both hot and
cold water. Scrub with soap and
brush. When both sides are clean,
turn on hot water to rinse, then
cold water. Dry in sun and wind
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
YEAST GIVES new
STRENGTH TO
WEAK PEOPLE

Everybody q taikinH about yeasi
ana Of the apparent Hnlrsoies . is
performing On brinElag new strength
ana health % weak. rundown msn snd
women.
TIE reason 10 that yeast contains q
rttal substance known 90 witaminea
which We 40 not get IN mcst 81 Qua
feeds. These vftGmlass are absolutely
sscessary 90 the system, and u IL BE-
sauss people DO not set enough ~
ITEM that they becoss thin. pale. weak
ana cid hsfore their time.
Ordinary yeast cakes. however. con
tain only about 70 pr cent real yeast.
rhe most efficient farm OF yeast is
brewers yeast highly concentrated
rhis e. the basis Of the great new tons
&. Ironized Yeast which is bringing
Almost incredible results everywhers.
especially IN treating weakness. thin
aess. and general rundown condition.
Contains iron AZ vel a. vitaminee.
ana being sn tablet form Il pleasant
10 take.
Sold and highly recommended by
Crystal Pharmacy. Special directions
for children---Advsrfisem
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
TILDEN WILL BE in
FINALS AT TENNIS
VIII Be Matched With Norton 81
South Africa o. Aionxo
% spair.

WIMBLEDON. June as-wIriam r.
Tlidsn. the worlds singles tennis
champion. viii meet either y. T. e.
Norton ~ south Africa. or Manuel
Alonxo ~ Spain fer the British cham
pionship NJ singles on turf courts.
Both % TIE finaiisss had hard
matches 20 win their positions. Nor
ton defeated Francis r. Hunter. Uni
ted Statea ia q five ST match 60.
ca ST. 81. e.. while Aionzo also
vas carried 70 rive sets ~ seno
ShlmidEu, the japanese expert. TIE
score of this match was s-e. T-s. g.
Ga. E-L
Elizabeth Ryan. % California. passed
successfully through the first round q
the semi-fiaai % the woman's singles
winning from AIRS. Peacock % Eng-
land. Sc. e..
AIRS. MeIia p3urstedt Mallory. the
American singles champion. and Faith
sylgnoury. % Boston. were eliminated
n the aecor1 round % the wonaen'a
doubles by Mrs. craddock ana Miss
NeKane. s-s, 50. 60.
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S()CIE
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS


WEDNESDAY. JUNE za--New City
Talmble club with Mrs. G. B.
MeAInster at sac ?. N. At hona
Of Mrs. A X McAiilster. 1878 =.
fsa6s4en- 1t.
THURSDAY. JUNE ao-Pensaeola
Eh7laslan Endeavor Union % give
h@Aeat program Ter Children'a
norxss ~ ) 3. m AZ FIRST Prcsby-
ks44s church. Picnic for Phiia-
shaa Class 81 tbs Gadsdea Street
1fefhodist church ~ the home 81
szrs G. A. scofL
Nesting Of Wesley Class Of First
asshsdsat s. a.. Il $50 D. m. with
Afrs. = ~. Reed. corner tslh avenue
ard srong street.
FRIDAY. JULY Program meeting
* TIE Woman.s Auxiliary % the
rIras PressyteFian church az f.se
p. "a. a. church.
Nesting q Womau's Auxiliary Of
tna west Eioriaa Receiving Horne
81 Bsa8 a. til. It the san Carlos
hotel
Meeting az Isabella end Friendly
Hasrsnx Circle vita Afrs. +. =.
cenmyns 81 sac ?. m.
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o % 70 70 % . @ 10 % % 81 n @ - q q %
. Nxws % RECORD 4
. o q . q . . q q n q . n o % q q


Edna r. Kahn and husband 70 Eva
r.. Greenhut. June II. 1895. 81 and
other; I07iz q. o. lot /, and ,. block
-. West King tract.
=. T. Harper. widower. % J. A. Redd.
June n. 1921. valuable" undivided In
terest IN =. 4 lots 1. 2. and ~. \ o.
W. 10 e. 3. block -. New city tract.
G. A. Brawner. widow. ( J. A. Radd.
Tune "a. 1881. 81 and other u interest
In ~. y lots 1. and n. a % W. 10 n.
., block q. New City tract.
w. 8. Keyser. trustee. and wife 20
EitEen-Touart Co. June II 1871. 81
and other: lots / 20 9. block ist. Max
ent tract
w. g. Keysef and wife - Eltzon-
Touart Co. June IN. 1891. Gil and ether.
lots 70 e block iss. Maxent tract
Lee Daniel and wife 60 -. II Odom.
June %. fe2e 81 and other. s. = Of
sE = Of 5 \, Sec. ?. I'd. ?. \. n.
az W.
Henrietta Meilor. widow. ct al. 20
A. y Aidridge. MAJ z. 1891. 81 and
other; interest in lots 10 and IA. block
lie. New City tract
NJ o. Brawner. executor v. A Ffem.
ing. 20 ,. r. Redd. June 81, 1921. 81
and other: 4 interest n. 4 lots and
2. and part ,, block "a New City tract
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Mss GLADYS BELL BECOMES

wood. Miss. all wore dainty orwnndie
dresses In rainbow colors. and carried
bouquets Of giadioiaa, also IN rainbow
coiorR.
The charming little flower girls. Ly-
Ola White and Eleanor Miller. wore
crisp froeks o. pink ruffied organdie
and carried tai empire baskets OF rose
petals. Master 7. J. stokes was the
ring bearer.
ar. Afford had as his best man MS
brother. Paisley Afford. and as his
grcomsmen. John Pace. Edward Lee.
john Bell and Gordon Keller
An informal reception was held after
the wedding ceremony az which over
two hundred guests were present.
During the evening a delicious ice
course was served hy Miss TEildred
Anderson. Miss Resale sellara. Mrs.
George seiisrs and Miss Alice Louise
Roch. Mrs. J. r. Stokes and sfrs. How
ard Gouiding presided AZ the punch
bowl
In the dining room the brides oolors
Of pink and green were carried out IN
the decorations and In the refresh
menta. The brides table was covered
with a handsome cover Or chsny lace
over pink satin and conferred with the
brides caka. banked with pink roses
and fern.
Immediately following the ceremony.
AR. and Mrs. Afford left On the late
train for Biloxi and points IN Alabama.
where they win spend two weeks. Mrs.
Afford Travelled Ia a becoming suit
% trsccotine. with harmonizing access
SORES.
Upon their return they viii be AZ
home 10 friends AZ their attractive
apartment at the home % Mrs. Miller,
on sth avenue.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
EVENTS FOR FIELD
DAY AT FICLAND
Field Day 20 Bs Part - Die Fourth -
July celsbrstion a. Fseiasd Park.

The following events win be held F5eld
Day. . part cf the grand Fourth % July
celebration planned &c FimiAnd PARK.
FriKea for the winners have been given
~ various merchants and dealers ~
Pensacola
Al the sound % ths burie can 20 Be
given b. =. -. Thibault ~ $50 o'ciock
on the morning a. The Fourth. the women
and Children - Figiana Park wiz a.
semhle ~ the recreation hail and from
there march 20 the bal srounds where
everyone wiil Join IN singing America"
Then will begin the various stunts and
amusements planned Ger ths day.
Following are ne FYsis Day events.
For girls e 20 8 years q age. ioo-yard
dash. set q enameied pins. W. 9. Diff
fsndeFfer. . % n years - aEe. tOo-yard
aard. small machine. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co: 10 10 IA years ~ are. peanut
walk. 10 yards. a pair ~ Niik hose. 4. T.
Cant a Co. 90 years old. shoe race.
pair q shoes. Ansan shoe store. , 70 IL
years Old. hall throwing. a bottle q per-
fume from n. J. Owens Drug store.
For boys 20 s years - aHe. in0-yard
dash. a pair o. cuff buttons. Kiein Jew
slry Co. % "a years % age. man crab
monkey race a pair q trousers. EHcnm-
hia clothing CO.. m 70 "A years ~ aKe
three ieREed race. 50 yards. soft collar
pin. W G. Diffenderfer 70 : years q
age shoe race. 50 yards. boys cap. White
and white; 60 "a years ~ aEa. wheel
hssrow race 80 yards. pocket knife.
Forbes Quikiey and Morgan.
Men-ioo- yard daah. s2.eo IN laundry
~ Merit Laundry.
Women s0-yard dash. one aluminam
double boiler. Rays coFnsr flaHdware
store
Reynalda Music House.
sack race. 90 yards. safety raEnr and
ntrop. Rays Corner Hardware Store
WhesIharrow race, 50 yards, necktls.
T. II. Gentry.
High jump. pair ~ feather plnowa r
n Williams furniture 60,
Broad jump. one SAGA % Fuii-O-pep
chick feed. n. 8. MeIien q ca.
Pie eating contest. 81 pound sack q
flour from Piggiy-wiEgiy.
Automobile owners race. 50 yards
Figiand Park garage,
Climbing a greasy pole and catching
a greasy pig
II = announced nat there Il 70 be
plenty ~ coed eats of home cooking.
fish ehowder. etc. bread and rolls yin
De furnished BY Fre1erict Bakery.
EVERYBODY - invited q participate IN
the celebration.
bail game between the Moiino team
and the Pensacola Fire Department team
will - called a. ! o'ciocs FiEiand Park
ana tEa Marine Hospital teams wtn meet
at 2 o'clock and beginning ~ $50 dane
ing win BE enjoyed In the Flgland Park
recreation hall music % be furnished ~
q special orchestra
Cooperating 90 make the celebration
success is the ban team. Ferfisrs' assoc
a
81 Flaaand park. i. ". HARDY, prosi-
dent a. the Afellno Fair ASSOCIATION. much 4
interested ~ the growth and development 4
~ Firland Park says thar the community.
a young one. has attained its present
stare - rrewreHsiveuess by the splendid
spirit - cooperation that prevails IN ne
for every kind ~ community
work or sndesvor Ger ths community /
good.
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A beautifully impressive wedding
took place las evening, when Miss
GLADYS Clcmenee Belt. daughter q Mr
and afrs. sidney Bel. became the bride
of Barney Miller Alford. Or. A. 5. Mof-
felt. Of the FIRST Presbyterian church.
performing the ceremony.
The entire lower floor was thrown
into one. ard presented a sammeriixe
scene. with decorations ~ hlue and
white hydrangeas. fern and palms
The nuptlal Vows we're taken tn the
living room before an irnprovised altar
81 fern. palms and flowers. while above
was suspended huge wedding bell
A beautifully arranged program o.
music was rendered. Hiss D3mpie Me-
Miliian. accompanied by Miss Audrey
Coons a. the piano. sung very clearly
and sweetiy. when You Are Truly
Nine" and Thank God for a Garden :"
AZ the first strains OF the wedding
march from I,ohenErsn. the bridal
party descended the long stairs and
entered, the bride On her fathers arm.
who gave her in marriage. TIRE bride
never looked more beautiful than In
Der wedding gown of soft white crepe
satin. with an overdress Of accords On
plea1ed ChantlIly lace. Her lovely
esii was Of embroidered white tuiie
eaaght with Grange blossoms. A bour
aaeg OF white brides roses showere8
with awanHonia completed this pretty
picture Of gsirlish lovellnesa.
The maid 81 honr. Miss Elnira Bel,
= sister of the bride the matron 81
honor. Mrs. Gordon Keller and the
bridesmaids. who were Miss Evelyn
Mcclure % Mobile. Miss Nell Afford.
Of Hartford. Ala. sister OF the groom.
and Atiss Elizabeth CafFlty. Of Green
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FILE DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST MENDEL
oevsrnmsut oarslshsss Aenasrs t4sld.
dines n LoeaI Bank.

The government has filed aait far
damages in the sun % coo against T..
Msndei and has rmrnlsheod NE halainwn
in the American National Bank fer that
sum. The papers have been tiled n re
federal court
Mendsi A. held ~ the federal aufhori-
ties for violation - the postal rsxuiatlonE.
e being alleged that ne fCrEed money
orders and dashed them through he bank.
Tie amount ~ the orders o. placed at
approximately ta.ooo. II a claimed that
Meneel received tha blank naoney orders
from the postofflae mt oakley. Ala. near
Mobile. where his father -in-imw q fost-
master. McndefH preliminary hearing
an be before Z. e conmis1loner Davis
on Saturday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
HE WON THE BET

= was skeptieAl % al medicine ana
doctors. A friend advised me e take
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and assur-
- me e had cured Aim ~ his stomach
sruubie. I didn't take any stock II 81
ard ne bet me $50 that ~ would -
equally successful ~ my caae. he won
he bet.~ IL Il simple harmless
preparation that removes tbs catar-
rhaG nucna from the Intestinal tract
and alsys Inflammation which causes
practically al stomach. liver and In
tesslnal aliments. Including appsn1i-
eIals. one aose viii convince of
mercy rafamaed- sold ~ the Crystal
Pharmacy ard druggists everyg .seFe.
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OBITUARY
5 "a . . % % - q q - . q q a :
MAS. 3. 3, YNFrsTpA.

Relatives In Pensacola received news
about midnight Monday Of the death
Of Mrs. IA r. Yniestra. Of Mobile. Mrs.
Yniestra was about 80 years Or are
and was . former Pensacollan. Her
death followed a long illness.
Mra Yniestra % immediately sIr-
viveL BY four sons and one daughter;
Arthur +. Yniestra, q Pensacola:
James Ynleafra. OF Haftiesburg.
Miss Edward and Bruno Ynisatra. 81
Mobile; ard Mrs. Eva watson. at PRES
ent Of Mobile. she IL survived BY one
brother. John chicitasoia, and 4 num-
Der Of grandchildren and other reia-
tivaa.
Mrs Yniestra before her marriage
Was Miss Louisa chickasola. Of Genoa,
Italy. She came 20 Pensacola with her
parents when five years CT age. Her
fathsr engaged In the cotton brokerage
business IN Mobile. After the death
az her husband. AIRS. Ynisstra with her
children moved to Pensacola. where
she resided Tor some time. she was a
devout Catholic. Burial wlI be made
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M. AND MRS. LESLIE GREEN
ENTERTAIN Wits
anuAE pARTY

NEr. and Mrs. Leslie Green enter
tanned a number Of Pennacoliana and
several friends from Mobile the past
weekend with . laouse party az their
urafty summer cottage "Sunuyuide I"
AZ Fairhope.
Their guests from Pensacola we're
~. and Mrs III. II. Jernigan. Nr. ard
Mra. r. q. Atkinson and Mrs. Chas.
TURNER. OF De Fssnsak, who IL the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. JeruiEan.
From Mobile. we're Miss pogmar
Rooney. Miss Grace sutton. Hugh.
Jehn ana Sheriff. Murray. and Henry
England.