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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15


ANDERSON. Ind. June it.-'wait
untl We get cur divorce
This IL the hope-iikewiae the promise
--of two young wives - Anderson.
They are friends.
And each IL ia love with the others
husband.
80 they're suing Tor divorce.
Then AIRS. German s. Huffman plans
TO become Afra William Muncy- and
Mrs. William Muncy plans 20 become
Mrs. German n, Huffman
Their husbands are agreeable. They're
friends. too.
Each wife IN her petition charges aban-
Hnnmcut
This Is the story 81 the strange quad
rangle a. told by Mrs. Haffman's mother.
dra. Milton Nelghbor. In she presence IL
ne two wives-and eorroborated by
them.
Huffman f. 50. hts wife IS
The IEuffmanB have been married six
years.
No children.
The Muness are each e. Married four
years. Have no children.
Lat September they went 70 New
comeratown. o. 20 visit Mrs. Neighbor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
GORGEOUS cosTusuNG IN ~rHE TREASURE HUNTERS

one OF the principal features Of the
operetta. ~The Treasure Hunter. 70
bs presented Thursday and Friday
evenings a. the high school auditor am
WIN BE- the costumes Of the different
groups ~ the play. The Malay pl-
rates. armed % the teeth. remind one
% TIE characters depicted ia Treas
ure Island" The TFocus- Pocds bellies.
flower garden q beauty "a them
selves and the little Brownie men.
representing native children of the
laiand. togeth "a Nsfh TIRE native men.
lend much 10 the tropical atmosphere
of the island whore the Scene 81 lal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
DE FUNIAK SPRINGS

ono o. TIA most en- soyahfn sxpnfa
of TIE summer season occurred a.
last Friday. when the university havs
q this vicinity eutertalnea tha Florida
state college riria az Camp gyniton
he cars left here at 8 O'clock. sfop-
Ping az Crestviow and Vainaraise "a
the way. Finally. upon reaching cnrnp
walton, the doors ~ Tndmnols Lon
were thrown open % this merry crowd
far the DAY. Lunch was served Al
ne pavilion ~ thu beautiful hay. AZ.
Ter this the party enjoyed music
games. boat riding. etc. until about
clock. when they had 4 dIp fn ne
gulf A bountiful dinner was served az
the lndianoia Inn. after which the
crowd visited an old~tlmo square
lance. About ? O'Clock tha happy party
eft for home Every one present said
that June 10Th would ever be a meme
CRADLE date with them.
The party consisted % the following.
Ressie Tervin. Roberta oils. LlllaI
Nae Mcdonald, MAIZENA, Murray Flora
=. Mclean. carriemae Campbell Ger
irude Warren. Eleanor Flow. Alice
Nay Cats. Norman Murphy. AfaEglaI
FELTON, Annaheiio Rearden. Edith ard
Ina simmons Esteile Cawthorn
fsteiie cawthon. Gladys storrs. Marie
Fiou4nov. Mayo Ferd0n. w y. Doug
lass. lance Richbourr. Randall
Hughes. pipkin. ~. Ganett. ". BAR
ron. Miss Christian Mcdonald and Afra.
2. a. Mclean.
Hiss Gem Neal Boone. 81 chipiev.
spent tho week end with her frsona.
gfrs Claude Miller
The whole torcn rn~refa ,.e~,s 4,.~.t
- lose the family ~ Mr. Y p 7. Nc
.casiln They have moved ~ vaipar-
also. but we hope - claim them again
- residents Their home was bought
~ Mr. Rnap
The De runink team won another
rama from Mariana on last Friday.
the score being 2 20 D.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Iowrti are now
making their home a this place. IFe
~ one % the local train runs cut ~
here
Miss Jennie Douglass. - Pensacola.
is here on visit with relatives
Mrs = u Cawthon and daughters.
Misses Marion ard Elizabeth. with
thclr visitor Miss Ray. - Charleston.
$. G.. are enjoying an outing at Camp
walton this week
Ar. Lance RIchhaurg. - cresfyfew.
was in town on sunday
aTlsa Beatrice Cawthon e here on
visit win her sister. AIRS. VIII NeiEs
Mr.. and Mrs Harry McCassfn arr
lived from Pensacola Friday night
Their wedding took place On Cotton
dale On June 3 they have apartments
now with Mrs. W. T. Mcdonald.
Mrs. 6. y. McKinnon ara AIRS q 2
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

AND FRIENDS IN LOVE QUAD
RANGLE
RANGL.E

TIE Aiuneys. their next door nelghbora.
accompanied them On the trip. The two
couples went wmlnuttlng tuEethor.
III was en- this expedition that each
became infatuated with the others hua-
band a. wife" said Mrs. Noinhhor.
When they returned - their cottages
IN Andsrson. the couples visited hack
and forth.
Mrs, Huffman likes - 80 40 bail
games and moving pictures and similar
amusemonts. whns ar. Huffman does
not said AIRS. NeiGhhor. "nat Ar.
Mnncy likes the same diversions az Airs.
Huffman.
Mrs. Muncy and AR. Huffman. hove
ever. have similar tastes
80. said Mrs NeiNhbor "the trade was
decided upon"
Tie exchange. u permitted - the
courts. win give Nrs. Nancy a husband
eight years her senior. while Mrs HUFF
man win get a husband three years her
Junior.
Tho divorce suits come % for trial
within 80 days.
Meanwhile the husbands work side -
side in a local plant and the wives visit
hour ny hour ~ each others home.
Wen always be great chumss" they
say.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

There are two sets q couples tn ne
story with their Iovo-euefa. thereby
relieving the tense moments resulting
from the shiprreck. the kidnaprlnw.
tae fswat inside the pirates cave. ana
other exciting incidents On al q de-
nghfful mixture - romanoe. adventure
audience.
Reserved seats are going steadily
and q r. possible that the house win
BE- sold out before each performances.
Tickets are on sale az Cutters Arusic
House. az can be had from any ere in
the east.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
MARRIAGE QUIETLY
CELEBRATED LAST EVENING

The nupfials 81 Miss Margaret Ne
oTna wtlheimi and Guy Edmunds
Matthews were impressivcly eeiebrat-
ed az the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. O. wsihelmt on -.
Barcelona street. last evening az 3
O'Clock. Doctor A. J. Moncrsef. pastor
y the First Baptist church, apoke the
marriage vows. Tho celebration was
Characterised by a charming simple
lty. Only the immediate families were
present and there were no attendants
The bride was lovely tn an exquisite
wedding gown of white weorgette crepe
with satin ribbon pieatsngs. she car
rlea an arm bouquet Of brides roses
showored with swansoula
arr. Matthews and his riae left last
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
DELIGHTFUL RELIEF
FOR BILI0USNESS
Nauseaslnn catharties Unnecessary
ard Often Very HARMED.

when sea notice that your tongue ia
becoming coated. you breath heavy Ct
fevvrish. your skin saliow. your mlna
ard body sluggish. OF when yea suffer
frequently with bilious headaches. you
shemia n~ompt1y correct the cause
which Is = torpid liver and inactive
bowels This condition r. popularity
kaown as biliousmews and IL usually
associated with constipation. inaiges.
ton dyspepsia. headache. baciaeha
etc.
non'f make the mistake ~ goaalns
yoar liver with ealomel or ether nau.
seating eafhartIea. Ton VIII set muef
quicker and more PLEASANT relief -
gaaaha' LAYER salt. II l. perfectly 81
sna harmless ama It's results are lass.
Ing. Al ire leading drug stores So
Jacobs liver salt. Ii u quite mex.
pensixe. Ask sear druggist % get n
for you. 4 is 50 pleasant % lake ant
- felixEsful r. effect that yoa are s@ss
Is i - SD with st.-Ady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
Z = . . - C . 50 = = u unan
: ABoJT PEOPLE Wa KNOW 8,
= . . . q - . . O 90 .nnuuE

Ensign and Mra Parker returned
70 The city Sunday after q most pleas
ant viait IN Greenwood, Miss. where
they were the guests Of Mrs. Parker's
parents.
Airs. .. ". Kerry ana son John
Ingraham. left this morning for pana-
me- city for a three weeks walk a.
tie guests Of AIRS. e. +. Grace and
ar. and Mrs. 4 a. nlcl. on their re-
turn they viii Be accompanied b. Mrs.
Grace.
Miss Maud Bailey leaves Friday FOR
her home In Pineapple. Ala. after be-
ing the guest 81 Miss Mignon Hannah
for q short while
Lieut.. and Mrs Victor Afarrinelll
LEFT Friday night Tor Atlanta ana
Washington. expecting 10 Be out ~ the
city for two weeks.
Miss Nelson Murray, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. r. j. Lee for several
days, leaves today Ter her home In
Brewton. Miss Murray enjoyed many
social eourtesles during her stay IN
this city.
Rabbi and Mrs william Aekerman
arrived ais morning from Natehaz to
Be the guest af Airs. Ackerman's par
eats. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph TTirschko-
vita. al y. Spring street.
Miss Selma Burpea left yesterday
fer Indianapolis. after spending two
weeks as the guest Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. L. Dnrpee. AZ Baskerville.
Mrs Frederick Gilmore and
daughter. Mary. accompanied BY Miss
Bertha Hudson and Mrs Leoga Jordan
spent the weekend IN Mobile. return
ing yesterday. motoring over in Mrs
Qliimore's new Packard car
Misses Marguerite and Mildred
Clark. daughters OF Mrs. O r. Olsen.
Gfa West Chase street left yesterday
for Bombay. where they win spend
tne summer with their aunt. Mrs. j. r.
Bird.
Mr.. auH Mrs. Nicholas Gathleny. Of
New Orleans. are the guests ~ Mrs.
Gathleny's mother. Mrs. c. Gathlsny.
Of Warrington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

night for q two weeks wedding trip Is
New YoEk City. Washington. ID c.
Cleveland. Cincinnati and other cities
airs Matthews traveir1 in a smart
suit ~ navy blue. with black and
white. on their return they viii stop
in Nashville. Mr. aTatthews' boyhood
home. f0r : visit with biz reiatlves
Mrs Matth g. ole n three at
tractive sisters and IL a talented nftIsi-
clan. She Il a msmhe~ of the choir 81
the first Baptist church. SIR. Mat
thows has made his home In Pensacola
for the past several years and n con.
nected with the L. a y. railway. Both
have hosts 81 friends who are uniting
IN extending congratulations and gooa
wishos
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
KNOX AID SOCIETY TO ENTERTAIN
WITH DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL TEA

a musical tea win be given AZ the
home q Miss Elizabeth oortlng ~
me Knox Aid society this afternoon
from 4:3e until o'clock
an interesting program has been ar
Jagged and a. a. follows.
Piano solo ....." Polka De Concert
Miss Aline Arson
Vocal solo ... "Mavourcen"
Miss Audrey Keller
Reading .s....... Selected
Miss Eugenia snow
Vocal solos .......faA @IfnmfnW
fbD Land 81 the Sky Biue Waters"
Mrs. G. ~. Kelley.
Reading ..... Mr.. crump's Sunday"
Mrs. James Phillips
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

Deeds.
Title Guarantee Company
Lee nanien and T. 81. his wife. 90 =.
r. Henderson ard wife. June e.. 1899.
Sd 20 ard other. = 80 r.. i0t e. block 81.
West King Tract
Trustee Pensacola Investment CO. e.
Emma + Hysv. Nav ~. 1891 $500
lets a. ard fe. block Gs. East pensneola.
National Land sales 60. % Wm. Hons
berger ara wife, May a. 1891. 81 o. and
ether. lots ana 4. block 1. section ~.
Tp. I s. r. SO west
= ". Bullock. trustee. and wife. %
city Bark a. Trust CO. May 80, 1921;
81 90 and premises portion Arpent lot
81 Ola City u-2 Interest.
National Land saies CO. % Huge A.
Naearthur and wife, Jan. 40. 1881 81 60
Ard other. lots ,. 10, II, block SO. Fig
lard rur&
National Land Sales CO. % larry q.
Macarthur April l. 1899. 500 and otheFs
10 l. block s.. Figland Park.
Richard Rafhwell as trustees. - al e.
Aaelsna Hazard Williams. Dee. s0. 1890.
fto8 ana ether portion block 81. t0wr -
niuff springs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

rins r,.ssa. asssrs and fern tea vim pink
tuIle
pr. Holman vii have a. Ms bssf mar
ar GaQrxa sellers
An tnfoWntal reception wflf ~ held after
ths ceremony az watch only Relatives and
.nfinate friends have besn invltea- I'm
faeaiately soiiominw tha c0rNmnmy. ths
hriaa ana truon Win leave Cor = we'd
ding trio ~ Monfeomery. Birmingham
and Atlanta
Trey VII return Some time after July
ard viii ~ az home % frienas az faz
East Gadsasn-af.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
SOCTET
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS
.ssnssasy. Jsne is-


Nsdnas5sy. June fs--
Bern Yon Neddins-
Lawn party ~ Christ Episcopal
ehurch from 4 until 70 O'Clock.
Muxieal taa At home q Miss Eliza
be<h oerfIng At s:S9 p. -.
rharaaay. Jaae fe-~
I.fterary committee Of Woman's club
&c present program - chamber
az commerce hall at 3 .. "a.
~Tha Treasure Hunters" 81 II. II. 3.
aaalfarluna. AZ $ p. N.
wew City Thimb1e Club % meet
witt AIra. j. Il. 0utman a. $50
>. r.
Friday. suus IT,
secona performance Of The Treas
IRE Hunters as II. II. i. aadsfo-
= rum 81 3 ,. n.
safurday, 1uns 1s-~
EiGxa1eth Bennett Glass 70 conduct
saIe ~ Infants clothes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
MISS IRENE PRITCHARD TO BECOME BRIDE
or A. n. HOFFMAN, At HIGH NOON

nat wlilsbe = chic model e STA brad ana
straw trimmed with FRAT ana fuwars
in contrasting culoFs shower bouquet
- white brides roses showered VITA ral-
lcy hliss ard swansouis. wiA eemipists
the costume.
Miss FFitehar1 vii have - hex Only
attendant her younger sister Miss iAiiee
Patricia rrstchara Who wta wear = fiiEaV
white orwanase froek. hAn& embroidered
IN pink roses and having an cver-tlress
q pink tEffefa With psnnters. shs wia
also wsar 3 pixie shape hat 80 STA der
getse vita tvirnminMm ~ uaaiawm hair ard
gcuFgstte rosea. AID carry = bUue ssr q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

Violin solo ................. Selected
Mrr. VIII Moore.
Dance ......... Miss Eugcnia Snow
Piano solo Wedding Day az Troid-
hauRcnH
Miss Alice Bonarker.
Accompanied Miss Virginia walker
The committees are as follow.
RefreshmentH-M Beatrice Wlcke
chairman; Mrs. ID. " Curtis. Mira
Grover Baldwin, AIRS. worthinRion.
program--Mr. J. =. SanduHky. chai--
man. Miss Marguerite Roberts. Miss
Bessie OertinR. Airs. e. r. Abbott
Invitatlun-Mrs Walter Egfcke
chairman Miss Kathleen Morrison.
Mrs Alfred Wlcke
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

4 very pretty bat simple home weddins
wMl take place tas1ay az high mean whsn
Miss IFene owen FritchaFd wiH become
tne bride - A. r. Hoffman. Rev. W. p
flart 20 perform fhe impressive fpiacoIal
marriage ceremony.
TIE roeFns ~ fhe f'gifehard home VII
le taesefaIlg decorated fQr the secession
wtth a.riRht cat fiuN&rs and fern. AZ aa
imanTaxisna altar st shasta daisies. fern
and patteH pt8nss tie .paptial vows are
90 - Eix0ns
TIE trSae win - nluafshiy KuAret in
d ten aWi& with teaches IL heaHsns ard
r.nen. with harmaulzing accesaaslan. dsg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
GUESTS REGISTERED
AT THE SAN CARLOS

Among guests registered AZ tha San
Carlos hotel yesterday wsres &. Fl
siddaii. Chicago. y. ~. Freeman. -.
Auenstinei - =. Eikina. Atlanta G.
\. Disher. y W. Egee. New oriaanm.
John w. niiiinsa. Cineinnats IT. II
Houston. Mohiies ". r. pardue. Chi.
cage. John r. steele nuffalos R. r..
Paskin. cbieagos r. W. Olm IL III
BaFuard. Birminehams w. =. nay.
Memphis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
~. AND MRS. coWLEx
ENTERTAIN WITH
INFORMAL DANCE

AZ. and afFs X. ). cowley enter
taaned > number 81 he boys and glrls
- the younger set win an Internal
dAnca 81 tnesr home. last evening.
During the iafermsasIona af dancing
refreshing punch vas served.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
OF INTEREST TO FRIENDS or
Nh. AND MRS. MYERS

The many friends Of ar. and Mrs.
hoy Myers who have BEEN making
their home n the Philippines since
1913 vii be interested % learn that
they leave there In October. expecting
g arrive ~ Pensacola IN January. fs2g
en route they viii visit Ia Honolulu
stnd China Mrs. Myers vii be re-
ulembersa ~ Miss Bessie Bliss. AIR
Myers u employed by the government.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

George 4. Calhoun. one 81 pensa-
eola'a most popular boys. who has
aaen attending ire STATE university az
saineaviile the past year. left yezfnr-
aay noon for Louisville where he win
enter . reserve Officers training camp.
Upon bis retavn To this city IN the
early faIi he wlii be the guest of hls
parents for q short while before re-
sumlnN his studies as the university.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

week Mrs. McAipsn Wosnm % Afmya
ana Nr. McAlpin = ntten4 TIRE aam-
mer school 81 Oaiaasxtie.
DE-. Marvel Warrmn ard joan 1ancMy
sgcIonaid ieft for Iiami lat week
Ga q buElnoaa Trip.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

A very quiet wedding which took place
yeHfeF1ay mar8lng A. Lac oseleck wns
that ~ CAPTAIN Charles IL. Smith, e, ~
a. and SIlas Annie Belle ftesmau. 1adge
Bnllingef performing the ceremony ln the
presence ~ relatives and q very faw In
innate friends.
Immediately after tHs ceremony Cap
tain and Airas Smith left taT . wedding
3rsn Ia New Orleans. f5iioxs and other
Plata.
Mra. Smith was beeeEninEls GoWned In
. frmVellnN suit q navy blue tFIcotlne
m4th ascsaHoFiea 20 match.
Il Is Nlth regret that friends learn
EAAt this popular youug eoapie via make
their h6ma IN aobila
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

Campbell very ceHrhffnily enter
tanned a number ~ guests az rock On
Frtaay night. honoring Mrs.. - =. T.
AIcCAAkiii who - soon 70 make her
hons N another town.
Mr.. and aIrn. l. ~. MeAipln isfi last
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

Lisuf. and Afrs. q y T. Green %
Hampton Reads announce fas birth -
= son 81 FRIDAY. June 10. a. the home
s. Afra. Greens paraats. Capt. and AsFs.
=. ". Mckenzie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
ANNOUNCE BIRTH or
- DAuGATEp

Dir. and Mra. Joe Claekmsyer. "a
1924 r. Tseo-aE.. announce the birth 81
> daughter on Monday. June Ia. Ths
little lady viii receive the name bar
eaTa Modesto.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
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n News OF RECORD. !
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Z g q q . q q . q q = q = q q . q

Marriage LICENSES
Elijah J.. Ifuvey and Anna EawHtch.
Charles II Smith and Annie Belle fioi-
man.
Guy Earnunda Matthews and Margaret
Neoma WlihelH1l
rrsdertck Henri berry and Mabel Yan.
Andrew Gordon Boofh and Gladys Tielen
uenEmors.
Lee Afford and saiiie r. Durham.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
lncesAsg mamaeasnlp.

Quite . few members q the Catholic
Daughter of America formerly the
Daughter ef Isabella made a trip 20
ApAiaehseoia fer the purpose - tncFeas-
30 maembership - this splanaid oFzan-
lsntinn. The trip proved q successful
are inasuneh a. q corps 81 forty candi-
safea weFs organised. The ladies' maxi
lnN tie trip enjoyed many social eour-
saMles given In their homer while there.
Members Who made TIE tsp were.
airs. 1ohn Massey. grand regent Mrs.
j. A. 1anea. vica-gFaua regent. Miss sadie
McHEuEh. prophecies. Mrs. 4. "a. scar
rltf. usnitur; Miss Bertha ffaipin. lee
tursr. Miss Claire QaIna. oTsanist. Miss
I.aurM Merritt. hammer bearer. aira. Gam
Esoiey, Afrs Grss0Fs. hrs. 2uina. Mrs.
y ]. Fnafla. guides. aaa Airs. Jack Bran
aan. flnauc.al secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
r4RaT cnRlsTiAN cksuRcf4 TO
ks1t q. ANfNuAl PICNIC.

A real oid-fashioned baskfl picnic vi
a.e held b TIE First Christian church on
Frrsaay Ihia Il an annual custom wlth
shss ehurcn aud the DAY - always locked
sswwara a. Nlth gFsat anticipation ny
haah grosg n~upa and efildrau.
Thss scar the picnic win BE held at
tgsRssng Link Ferry which = ideal foF
sueh 4 astherlng
the transportation COMMITTEES request
that al baskets win BE sent 70 the church
Friday morning not later taan 5 oesociz.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
PROGRAM TO So PRESENTED ~.
WoMANsS cEun.

The Mksfary COMMITTEES ~ tie Woman's
club VII present their program tosnog-
rev eVaninE at s o'ciaek 60 the chamber
= coulsasrce hall. The program yin con
hist e only original contributions IS
remaacoaa writer's. TIE public IL cor
diaily inslted t. attend
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15

There WI be buaIneeH fleefIF1H q
re wanau'a Auxiliary Of the FIRST
Iareahyseriaa church Friday afternoon 81
) o'cIoek al the church. All members arr
nrxsa - attend.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-15
RALLv 10 g HGlo Nv .. '. ;.

there Win e = rails held ~ the eIsy
=. Z. P. q. 60 Friday evening at s.e1
o'elock - tne Vest aln Baptist church.
20 which all ire yonnA folks ~ the city
ard an lntsres Ted IA 1hls woTk are ln-
yttsa - - present
TEe pru9ram follows
Sona-~Anaembly.
FxATsFs
soln--sfisa Margaret wFlhalxnl
Junaar Interests la Il y. r. U.--War-
ren Piefpont
TaIk--sfiea Vera Hendricks.
GGsr1atfs--Ss1acfion.
Coed snnsle - a facsor tn the work 81
Xoanw reeple@Mlzs EnxabetA Penn
Soaz~-Assefabay.
T~enSy -snlnats address ~ Dr Moa-
Grief.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-25

New York. = A candle that could
burn every All Souls Day for 5000
years is being made as a memorial for
Enrico Caruso from the children OF
an orphanage to which the singer gave
$4,000 annually for many years. The
children are not paying for It,; they
couldn't very we'll do that; but they
are contributing nickel apiece to de-
fray the cost Of shipping 1t to Naples,
where 1t will burn in the Church of
the Madonna of Pompeii. The candle,
which is to be IS feet tall and five feet
around at the base, is being contrib
uted, in the name Of the orphanage, by
Antonio Ajel1o, who was close friend
of Caruso. More than 1000 pounds OF
wax will be used in the making. 1t Is
hoped to have 1t in Naples by Novem-
Der 2, All Souls Day.
Ny
Columbia University is now going
to teach motion picture making. It's
students are going ION location" and
will film reel or two of "snow stuff
this winter as part Of the new
course, the first of the kind to be given
in the country. There will be studio
work, scenario writing, direction, ant
all the mechanics of production in
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cluded in the course, with the produc-
tion Of a photoplay written by one Of
the students. The logic Of emotionally
satisfactory endings will be taught
along with the rest Of 1t.
NY
Abel Canoes "J'Accuse," the French
photoplay bought for this country by
Marc Klaw which was shown privately
at the Ritz-C Carlton Hotel last May,
will have its first public exhibition In
the near future at the Strand Theater.
This is film version Of the book
which made sensation rather, early
in the war because Of its arraignment
Of the German military policy by one
of that country's own writer's. In the
scenario, the arraignment is a general
attack upon war itself.
Ny
AS one reacher maturity, it's a goQl
thing to take up some regular exercise
in order to prevent onne's muscles and
arteries from growing old. So decided
Louis Howowitz, 80 West 18th street
who started out the other day. on his
1O4th birthday to become a golfer
Pretty soon may begin to get a BIZ
stiff in my joints unless give atten.
ton to such things" said Mr.. Howe
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as state do for her schools?
Provide a competent well trained
teacher for every school.
Provide sufficient funds to maintain
goo dschool in every district OF the
state.
Provide competent leadership for
the schools.
Enact an up-to-date school code and
see to It that It Is enforced
Manifest genuine and sustained
interest In education.
What things needs to be done first ?
Pass the two constitutional amend
ments:
One to take the great Office Of Super.
intendent Of Public Instruction out OF
politics and to make Is possible to
have some sort of continuous educa.
tional policy.
The other, to improve the method oil
distributing school funds 80 as to
make it possible to have an efficient
school in every part OF Kentucky.
Elect a Legislature favorable to ed
ucational progress.
Conduct campaign for better
schools in every part of the state,
In behalf Of the children of Ke9n
lucky, we appeal to the people Of eKn
lucky to see to 1t that the school o
Kentucky shall no longer rank forty
fifth but among the best of the nation
It can be done.
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