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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-22
Stat. o. West virginia,
County q Marion.

Stat. d West virEina,
County Of Marion,
Town OF FelyTtsx. To-Eit:
Al . spSeill session Of thet council Of
the T6wn Of FslryisN, Marion county. htld
IN the council chambers thseeAf, ID tbs
Town HAIl building On tbs setAud Tuts.
day in AuSust, to.Tit. the eth 6aI ossAu.
gust. 1871, there were present 8. I. Barr,
AeanE Mayer, 4, J. Wilson. Recorder,
and H. n. Dragoe, G. @. Dietrich. @. R.
KILLER and Andrew Warner, msnbsTS Of
the eodnetl Of said town.
In accordance with eha9tAr las Acts Of
the legislature Of 1919, ths council proceed:
ed 70 make up an estimate Of ths amounts
Necessary 70 Be lsyisd for the current fiscal
year. 10 eeyeE ali municipal dsbts and Ma
huitieo payable during the said year, In.
Guiding probable expenditures for fnunte.
pal purposes, and proper allowances for
delinquent tExes, expense Of collections
and eontihEtaeies but aeduetIrS thesstron
the m1nsy IN the eitI treasury applicable
to Be service Of the year and municipal
elatns and dsth determine and estInasso
tbs several eraounts 70 b lsV!ed a. folIeES !:
CURRENT MUNICIPAL PURPOSES
ESTIMATES
Estla1atEd RSektpts,
The amount dus the InunielnalItY fer
seEllas nsHnistpM rns9ssse: aaa The
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-22

A INNNSS1 SAAA hISt ASNltAA4
&ksdames Geo. Hall and Grove,
Cochran we're visiting AZ the coun
try home Of Mrs, John Gregory yes
terdAy!
James Faeemire. who recently
purchased a new Ford coupe, mo,
tored with Mrs.. Faeernire and
young son to Grafton yesterday
where they visited With Ms. and
Mrs. Fred Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. SAlyatti and son,
Raymond, and nephew, Thomas
salvatti, we're visiting with friends
in Pennington.
The quarterly conference Of the
N. p. church will be held next Sat.
urday afternoon and Sunday al
Marley chapel.
Mrs. Calvin Moon, OF Newburg
is here the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Melvin Noon. y
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Bl6nch he Tire . year Old datsAa
ter 81 NJ: and MFs. Clarence sRiGs
gins, was accidentally shot through
the Arm Yesterday by the youns & son
OF Mr.. Brpnfage who IS 4 near
neighbor o. Mr.. Risslns. An oper.
ator was performed At Fa!ffnont.
hospital yesterdGy, the arm being
50 severely wounded that the hand
was removed above the wrist. The
little girl was eating her dinner
when the ,Brumage boy found q shot
Eun ID his fathers home, which
he took 10 the Higgins hotns for s
playthirg. Not knowing any danger
he pulled the trigger.
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Itlsreportsd thst Marshal Foch,
hsading q French guard Of honor
competed Of veteran 'poilus,' who
.yere hrigaded with the United
states army at the battle OF Cha,
ieeu.rhierTy, may como 10 this
ionntry next autumn with the body
X the unidentified American sol.
dter who Is to be, buried in Airing.
ION Cemetery on Armistics day.
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No 0vertures To
Ulster Government

BELFAST, IRELAND. August 81.
(By the Associated Press1.-Re.
vorts that have been in circcula.
ton here to the effect that over.
lures had bean nade to Ulster
either BY the Sim Fem or on be,
half Of 1t were emphatically con.
tradtcted today by Col spendes,
secretary OF the Ulster eabinct.
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i AHrrg T0p gAIITI

sfiS ACRE., So, $50 D067as acre.,
sotd hill land, vel fenced, 4bont
rs acres Of timber sad locust. Has
fine large Q Story trarte house In
first class condition, good barn md
all kind o. good ost!nuildinEs, dne
water, . miles OF village on rail.
road, has phone and r. 2. D., close
20 seaool. This is q real bargain
ct 33isS60o; y down, balance easy
yearly payments. Write for new
catalogue. II. L. Tr6nt Realty Co.,
+. v. AtttnGon, Agent, Macarthur
Ohio, S.22.it.6s3A
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In France, q proposal Of a new
military law has been made to
make officers available for duty IN
the army 10 or 70 years longer.
Hitherto II has only been possible
to force into active service officers
and men not exceeding s. years Of
age
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spEoIAl NOrIcE


s1iasses slts2t toelsa sntri
And Reaul1s lsaa4 t.,1ttf
Salafies ngiNeeFthE laafttl
Hasnt ...s.as a. .l.........,. 200 "a
etsiatenaaes.i st!ssia nd Ats is.o'ahi
tAtmkonRAteaa ~ SHWefH tl1.1 ~
GenStF6etlen % New ltf
sideWallH and SsNefs is.of-l1
Bridge CGngttuetipA .s9..a f11ftrh
Atosseor Fnd TaN tiekse -.
p0B8N .s..,,,s...,s--...l,.,a lItII
Aaditins and Aetou9yiaE toiooo
Rssuna ErFone1as Payment 1fo11
Continent Expsnlea t3E
Dslln4utpt IAxes Ard ntaee 1too1
Grand fetal piEhRfteuaktts q
General Fund ..S.sl,.,,s, y tot Il
Teal estimated reeelptt Atsssh
forward .-...-...,-s...,!.ss4,..,,,iss stft1t
Anount 10 y EalBod 3 laS2 t1t
CuPreAt Municipal Purposes "a
II appsGrirS from ths as sd
mae that lt y necessary seHfalll 4 10
Altar dsdttttnk Al aFeaitRs tifse3tlts irr
rakulAr municipal parreteA thsftte q
q IdSterutnea that Z levy a. fffsaf @di
caha on eAeh eae htaaftt dAikt7 tlsltl-
81 valuation et eli pEehefty tt4kh,s II he
ttid naahielpality q FGisrent VI ~ ~
AtorssAA for The ens1ine tttk ~ tA5sd
upon the last AlssstmlntS thaFsof y ts--
fihGd u The Beard ~ I1lfffiAff y 80
officer whese duty 4 Z . rahtf ash +
port, A. tolloWa3
Real Estate .,.-....,.l...t MASS ID
rfsttt,e9aGI iH,.sepcs4 ST.
Fable Uttlt6 Properly ss nssttT
Total ..........4.,,,..l,.l,.,..s, ffS.ofnsf4
Il 4 also Necessary Is a. giSll 81 N.
4tefVS1id ERluAtiopA tck o. etsl Snrrtiss,
duly authorized By AWl NJ n ityy sEd ~
puSposts q tht same Ast ~ islloy
ing Bond isGue seyenteehS an cent?
For Bridge Bond hthe teds III tsnii
For Special BEiaEe 1eyy sh3nS y1l earls
Making necessary . t9tkf Slfyr X 90
hundred ieel cent?, fer each nAs hpr 3faj
dollars abBtSted ValnAt 81 Al rfepettp
TAXABLE n said niunEeipsiItt n III M
poAetv ter4the enSulnE haealjSt
ESTIMATED REoEwTt
WATER FUND
The amount due the Water nsbti4nsn4
Of said Municipality and he Giaeinf ~.
VII become due and e6lBsetlhlR 10 fai3
Department from every R6uEEt
Cash on hand July !, ie2I.l q sfbi.tf
Water ReniA and RAVGnaes i43BSbil
RSeetptS from the Sales
Money due from General FaHd too
Total Estimated RaaFtptk f4S1f6fl IL
ESTIMATED DIsHunSENEHff
WATER Funds
pEpAHTMEtTO OF YrAVfsF
General administrative tinoAr n
city TreAIurer't Office ...lss.iss i,oon1,
Eaiuha 1880
interest on Orders ..,-.'.,.!r.l,ii,li $500
IntErStt on R0nds .,.a,.....,.. 5,1doo1
Interest Due General Fund ! $3.50,
StnAlhe uno s1f ~ n
runp station .......,.,.l....,,,...t,.,l ktftNta
reservoir ~
water LtneA -..,,,,,,,....., 10 SIS 81
Meier psrartmsnt and SHE'S ii.<se q,
Ietai Exrenle Department ~
7Nr '''''iTSs;. pE6y1. ~ 81 -
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Metered to Wayneshurs.
n, A. Scarf, Miss Otis JsneE, Paul
Saver, Miss Lucy Lambert, Joe
Terrell and Mi9B Nellie Andsssos
we're q motoring party to waynes
burg, Pa, yesterday,
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Statesmen NAN fEo.

sALEsHfEN-1 desire the services
OF three good clean cut appear
ing salesmen to sell high grade
proposition. ReteraneeS required
Apply room 42s, Fairmont hotel,
between hours OF 10000 and 1900
Toss-lI 20 S '&spseupsM 1oolo, 0
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HougRR AM IoTs

FOR sALE--.Two new houses.
Four and cir rooms with bath !.
East Side. Immediate possession.
Gail 401-M. go St SO a
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AGgETs-s5o weekly sell!aF self.
threading needles. Every home
buys. sample and tesuas 1ec. Cas-.
lie eompAnyG iis N, Locust street
AagsrstoWn. 40, 9 g St--ss1A
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LADY AGENTS WANTED -HoIho
TO house work. Our aEentA MAKE
from So to SO per day. 6 Ill on
Mrs. Myrtle KooptS, Monda y and
Tuesday between 8 and 8 n.
at Fairmont hotel. 8 2aS3t-s2SA
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SPECIAL notice
I'D WHOM II MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby givsn that the
undersigned, r. A. Sacci, will on
Tuesday; the 9Th day Of septsrn.
Der, 1891, at ten o'clock a. m. Of
that day, or as soon thereafter as
The matter can be heard, ut et.s
court house OF Marion county,
West Virginia, in the city OF FAIR
mont, county Of Marion, and state
Of West Virginia, make application
10 the Circuit court OF said Marion
county, West Virginia, at a specia!
session thereof, for state license
TO carry q revolver.
Ny name Is p. A. Sacci, my oe.
cupatton Is real estate broker and
general contractor, side at 200
Mckinney street in the city Of
Faitmont, Marion county, West
Virginia.
Dated this the 10th day of Au.
gust, 1921.
S-2a.ao P. a. sAcct.
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Grand total dishurss-
Gneats-GenerAl fund .$t,9sS.te
Total estimated receipts
brought forward. ....... 81 ,So5.7e
Amount to be provided by
levy for current munich.
pal purposes .....,.....s 4Ss.2k
Il appearing tom the foregoing
estimate that It Is necessary ito
raise by levy, after deducting al
credits, $4Ss.24 for regular ntuniet
pal purposes; therefore It is deter.
mined that levy Of twelve cents
(l2c) on each one hundred dollars
assessed valuation Of all property
taxable IN the said municipality Of
Worthington, will be necessary to.
produce the estimated amount,
aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal
year, based upon the last assess.
Rtent thereof, as certified to the
council by the officer whose duty
Il is 70 make such report, as fol-
lows:
~ Real estate. 1850
(b) Personal ptopesty..,.. 1906
,tel Public utility properly s4.S7sI
Total ..,.............$t 07. 1ef
Outstanding Bond Issue votsb
June 18th, 1919:
interest S..,............ $4,000
Sinking fund. ..,..l,..,.,.. 10000
i,-.ee,-----,s---.,,s,
Fet1l ...tts..ss..s..ts 100,
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ESTIMATE OF LEVY TOWN OF
WoRTHiN6Toh.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Marion.


Town Of Terthinrton, Te.vit:
Al q special session Of the coun
ell Of thA town OF worthington.
Marion county, he.u IN tie council
chambers thereof, IN the Rasrlsh
building on the second Tuesday IN
August, towit, the 9th Gay Of Au.
gust, 1921 there were present ].
Lane Parrish, mayor; Chas. r.
Alta, recorder, and F. NJ. Billings.
lea, Ore Ekstrom, Ora Mason and
A. ]. Mcdaniel, members or the
council Of said town,
In accordance With chapter t2s
Acts Of the legislature Of 1918, the
council proceeded TO make up an
estimate Of the amounts necessary
TO be levied for the current fiscal
year, to cover all municipal debts
and liabilities payable during the
said year, including probable expen
dttursS for municipal purposes, and
proper allowances for delinquent
taxes, expense OF collections and
contingencies; but deductiag there.
IRON the money In the city treas.
ury applicable to the service OF the
year ind municipal claims and doth
determine and estimate The several
amounts to be leyied as follows:
Current Municipal Purposes.
Estimates.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due the munici
paltty Tor regular ntnnlcipal pur.
poses, and the amount that will be
cone due ant coltectibIe from every
source Is. ouch purposes, eIeep:
IRON the levy Of saxes 20 BE made
e: :hs current fiscal ye4r
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FOR RENT-one furnished room
with private family suitable for
two persons. Call 14s.W after $3.50.
s % st-s2sA
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FJaNIsHAD ROOMS

FOR HEST-one large furnished
room TO Castor avenue.
S 10 3t-sofA
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FOR REET-TRo front bed.
rooms. Phone 74e.
8 20 st sos A
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Total estimated receipts
(exeept from current

leTyl .s,....I....I...$l ,oo6.I6
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
All other expenditures payable
cut OF funds OF the municipality for
regular municipal purposes for the
AtIrHn NaA RfSanf nSAa@
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs-NEw PATENTED sSc
Household novelty; one TO dog.
On can be sold TO every home, hotel,
restaurant, public institution, etc;
free ,moueynahng selling plan.
Write MATHEWS DISTRIBUTING
CO. Dept. s, s5l Mulberry Sc,
Newark New Jersey. s.2s:itS4sA
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AUToe AND AoOEssoRfRs

.ESED NWWR2StSV4EG1IE
SHHrS-sSsa.eSeSeSSN>S-S~ 1<G~sAs~S~S~~SNsA
FOR sALE-or trade Buick L!ght
si1, Good condition. Call at
Brsenan's store corner Speedway.
and Grafton road IN the evening.
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FOR sAIE-oTerland touring car,
ETcellsnt condition. Call lsS7-R.
8 Is St sos A
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WANTEr-Feur, five or siy
roonas unturnished, Apply Fair.
mont Printing company.
s2s st-s24A
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lsngcIAii soricr

ii,.tg u ~ ~ = =
Levy necessary 70 raise the above
amount nineteen cents t1eel.
Outstanding Bona Issue d July
1st, 1890:
interest a.. !. I. s2f1. 90
Sinking fund, ...,,......... Sbo.ep
tSSe4 ''tsssttstAttsts's ssSuuVtvN
Levy Necessary 70 rai9e the
above amount fourteen eents '(l4cl.
Total levy for all purposes; for.
ty.tiTe cents (45el.
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Marion,
Town Of WorthinEton, To-wlt:
! chas. r, AHA, RAeorder IN and
for the municipality Of Westhins
ton.u eouaty Of Marion, aaa state
OF West Virginia, DO hereby certify
that the foregoing conforms TO an
order made by the council OF said
Municipality on the 9Th day Of Al.
gust, 1921.
Given under nv hand this 18th
day Of August, 1891,
CIAs. 4. AHA,
Recorder OF the Municipality Of
Worthingtou, n. Va.
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EARN Ssfto s12 weekly addressing
mailing circulars spare time at
home, !. Instructions zoe. Mailers
L!ata Co.. 1851 2Sth street, Detroit,
Mich. s 90 lt-ss2A
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Use Of
phone and BATH 21s Chicago st.
8 90 3t-S26A
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wANTBD-Five clean cut young
men. Must be neat dressers.
From II to 30, Special advertising
Coed salary. See Whitfield, Ken.
yon hotal from : Until 500
S % 1t-e2sh
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MALE HELP WANTED


WASTED-BuShelmau 70 work on
ladies and gents clothing, HeinEe
& Company, 3is Madison street.
s 10 6t-s04A
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For REr

FOR RENT-ons sleeping room
two light housekeeping rooms
ali Chicago street. s.1s.st.so5A
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WANTEn.

LADY wants office work. Expert
cnced in bookkeeping and type
writing Address Boz s1s.A care
West Virginian.
s,2o-at.S1sA
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ADVERTISING AND SPECIAL NOTICES <:
spEeIaI NOTICE

lsseaft tAkE stti bteshit das Az sSlitet.
fblt ffeaa sFtfF soaftA sfaR ttst spufSelll
Il tAs eifttnt lAlesi ~. .-.I..L
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FOR sALE-Goed one horse
wagon. zoe Spence St. or Cali
1851. 8 Is St 69s A
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The amount dus ths municipality for
regular municipal purposes. and the
Aseunt that vii become due and collect.
ibis from eSNry tearts FOR such purposes,
except from The levy Of taXss to be made
for the current hseAl Year.
ua1RAas Ia baH6E IS a. A-..s
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gokaMs

FOR sAIE-Thres COWS. Apply
41s PennSyirania Ave, or call
1s32.M. 9 IS st s24 a
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FOR sALE-Four iron wheelbar
rows, used tSo weeks. Fred II.
Ley, Riyesyille Power House. Viii
deliver. 8 % st-sS5A
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-18

To properly usher in Christmas
the day of general rejoicing
pirate services will be held at midnight
at the various churches of the city,
and excellent musical program have
been arranged
This musical program viii be par
ticularly featured at Sacred Heart
church. on East Hill, where midnight
mass will be sung, Rev. Father J. +.
McDermott acting as ce1ebrant
A large and talented choir has been
gathered together to handle chora
numbers at this mass under the direc
ton of Rev. Father Campodonica, and
rehearsals thus far held indicate a
very successful and artistic rendition
Of the mass selected for this occasion.
This mass, in honor of the blessed Yir-
gin Mary, was composed by former
teacher of music under whom Father
Campodonica studied, Rev Father
Stephen Ferro, and was selected by
reason of its rare beauty and its ex-
pressions of the sentiments of the feast
day.
The orchestration Of the mass was
written by Father Campodonica, and
this and the other musical numbers
will be handled by an orchestra com
posed of some of the most prominent
musicians OF the city
The choir will comprise the follow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-18
BEAUTIFUL VOICE OF MISS EVELYN SCOTNEY
TO BE HEARD BY MANY PENSACOLIANs

The recollection of having seen, and
heard Miss Evelyn Scotney sing prom
inent roles with Caruso during the
visit of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany to Atlanta last season, is the good
luck OF the few Pensacolians who at
tended the week of opera in the south
ern city.
The name of Evelyn Scotney now
begins to loom up as one Of promi-
nence. Two prominent PensacoIians
have recalled hearing her sing La
Juive" with Caruso, in which cast Miss
Scotney sang the role of the princess,
with Rose PonseIle and Orville Harold
in the same cast. It is to be hoped
that local lovers of music will begin
to appreciate the visit of Miss scotney
on December goth, when she viii APP
pear at the new high school auditor
ium. The entire proceeds of Miss
Scotney's concert will be devoted to
the Old Woman's Home, the Orphans
Home and the Jewish Charities.
AS one prominent music lower re-
marked yesterday, when Pensacola
people begin to realize just what a
noted artistic in the song world Miss
Scotney is, then the proper interest
will result in a packed house to wit
ness her appearance in Pensacola"
Miss Evelyn Scotney, the brilliant
coloratura soprano Of the Metropolitan
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Mr.. MAGNER LEAVES
FOR MIAMI,

Many friends whom he has made in
Pensacola viii learn with regret of
the departure on Monday for Miami
of NJ NJ Magner. who since April.
1919, when he was discharged from
the service has been connected with
The Journal.
Mr.. Megner was an aviation gunner
during the war, and has many friends
in the service here, as well as in the
city, who will wish him success in his
new work. Mr. Magner will be con-
nected with the Miami Metropolis.
As a member Of the Elks and XII
wants clubs. Mr.. Wagner made many
friends since coming to Pensacola, and
will be much missed IN those organiza-
tons, as we'll as by his co-workers on
The Journal, all of whom hope that
the change from night work to day
duty may be found beneficial
HIS friends and fellow employees of
The Journal composing room present
ed Mr.. Wagner with a handsome set
OF gold link cuff buttons on Saturday
evening. as a token of their friendship
and esteem, and he carries with him
the sincere friendship of many friends
on The Journal as well as outside of
the office force. who have learned to
appreciate his fine qualities.
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Opera Company was born in Ballarat,
Victoria, the gold. city of Australia.
Her family early removed to Mel
bourne. and she had the advantage of
being educated in that fine city. At
the age OF seventeen she was noted
for an exceptionally high and sweet
voice.
Singing at a reception TO the late
Lord Kitchener, at which was present
Nine. MeIba, the famous prina donna,
Miss Scotney astonished the company
with her extraordinary vocal equip
meut. Nine. Aelba considered her
promise so great that she insisted upon
having the young singer return TO
Paris with her. In the French capital
Nine. Melba placed Mis- Scotney I'M
der the direction Of her own famous
teacher, Narchesi, and under her ex-
pert guidance she made rapid progress.
Eight months later she made her de-
but with the Boston Grand Opera
Company. one week following her de-
but she sang Lucia, and then success
sively all the great coloratura roles.
At the outbreak of the war Miss Ccot-
ney returned to Australia and filled
long concert tours there
Miss Scotney has appeared at the
Metropolitan Opera House with Ca
russo in "Elisir d'Armore," ia Juive"
and she also sang the principal roles
in Lucia, "Rigoletto" and Cog dor"
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sS0CIET Y
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS
DECElfBER IT

SATURDAY, DECEMBER IT,
Elizabeth Bennett S. S. class will
hold a dollar sale at l.. r. Mobiles
store beginning 1890 a. m.
Delightful dance given by Miss Fan
ME Kehoe for the benefit OF the
ST. Nicholas Girls Christmas fund.
Young men of East Pensacola
Heights Will give a minstrel show
for the benefit OF the school fund.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10
The Pensacola Choral Club viii meet
at the home Of Mr. w A. Marshall.
1880 p. m.
Alumni Dancing Club win entertain
with the first dance Of the series
at the San Carlos hotel
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23-
Mrs. IT, Wagenheims kindergarten
will have a lavely Xmas party at
10 A. NJ, 30S n. Spring Street.
MONDAY, DEcEMBER &c
CARRIER Davis orchestra win play for
the Country Club dance, beginning
p. m.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 29-
Miss Evelyn Scotney will sing at tie
p. IL. s. new auditorium. Every
one Is invited to come and hear
her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-18
A PRAYER FOR THOSE WHO
WATCH

We cannot see beyond the flame. the
black smokes smother;
We only know they strive there, each
beside the other
Our son and soldier, lover. husband,
brother
We cannot hear the battle-clash, the
roaring Of the guns;
We only know among them are the
weil-beloved ones.
Those who made the world for us, low
ers, husbands. sons.
''ours!" the heart within us cries.
Nay, ibut these are more
Even. men-at -arms OF God who wage
a holy war
In the cause His soldier-saints fought
and conquered for!
Lord, for us, the waiting ones, watch
ers in the night,
Change our selfish fears to pride, let
us see Alright
me honor Of the service, the glory Of
the fight!
Give us faith to know Thy sword was
never barred in vain.
Give US vision to behold, above the
fields Of pain,
The splendor Of the sacrifice that saves
a world again!
--Theodosia Garrison in Good House
keeping Magazine.