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Putnam patriot., 1921-09-30
PUTNAM PERSONALS

takers were present a new theory
Of cmbalming created much interest
and discussion.
Judge Sehin Saylss Russell Of Dan
ielson was visitor in Putnam Wei
uesday
Mrs. Ernest Bousquet and daugh-
ter Beruiee were kalingly visitors
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Laehanee are in
Hartford visiting his brother. George
l.achunce.
Mrs Charlotte May has taaen rooms
on FLORENCE street with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gildard.
Mrs. Elizabeth Noreross of WOr
|eester, who has been visiting here. re-
utred home Tuesday
Mr.. aud Mrs Luoian Holmes. Grove
street. have returned from two weeks
spert a. Syosset, l..
Miss Flora Truesdell. Chapel street,
has been the guest Of Mrs. Lillian
Broadhurst. Willimantie.
Miss Edna Jansen Of Worcester
aud Mrs. Dalbert Mackenzie.
Miss Lottie Alley, Sunnysidr ave
nue.. was the guest Of her sister in
Woonsocket over the weekend.
Mrs. Frank n. Potter and son Har-
old # Webster were recent guests Of
Mrs. +. A. Libby, Farrows street.
MIR and Mrs ovils Laflamme and
children Of Worcester were guests Of
Mrs Celia Anger and family over
Sunday
Arthur Cloutier and littir daughter
+ Gertrude Of Southbridge spent sun
day with his father. Louis Cloutier,
Providence street.
Miss Annie Randall, South Main
street. has stored her household goods
and has taken the position Of seam
stress at the Windham County Tenn
.porary Home, Sawyer district.
Miss Ellen Arnold and niece, Miss
Ruth kies Arnold. have removed from
South Main street near Grove street
cemetery. 10 the house vacated by
Miss Randall and owned by Rufus r
Chase
MIR and Mrs. r. W Rabbit. Far
rows street. have been entertaining
Mrs. Eliza James and daughter ei
I Providence ". +. Gammel Of Wor
eester and Mr.. aud Mrs. s I. Ross Of
Pittsburgh, Pa. who came from Pitts
hurgA by automobile.
MIR. and Mrs. J. b. Boyer and daugh
ter Eva Of Pawtucket. r. l.. and Mr.
and Mrs. Christopher Chelniere, son
/ Albert and daughters, Bertha and
Lauretta, Of Central Falls, r. l., have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Chabot Providence street.
Dr.. Edward Quinn and Walter
I Quinn, both Of Boston. were guests Of
their mother. Mrs. Thomas Quinn, and
sisters. Mrs. Bertha Nibbs, and Mrs
Ralph \. Rugbee. Walter Quinn holds
government position in Boston. As
he has not been in Putnam for twenty
wears he sees many changes.
Putnam patriot., 1921-09-30
AMONG THE CHURCHES
Method Church Notes

Rev. s. J 4. Rock, pastor
Next Sunday will be observed -
Rails Pas. and at the noon heoH =
o'clock. there wiil be speeiel services
b. members u the SUNDAY school
The program Hymn stand lpt
stand To. For Jesus, " school; prayer.
Rev. S. ! 8. Rock welcome, clayton
shaW. Msa iee Halt. song Primary
deDaTtmaHf. I'VE Welcome kaiiy
Day" Ennis Shaw, Miilieent kook'
3. Swanson. Loyalty Primary de
Dartmart. we Just Love Sunday
school FHm@ Han, b SHa# sylvia
Warren. Christine Wilcox song. MI
Beent Rock. Ready and Willing,
Stephen THph. Nelson kiHEi some
thiHe DoiHe." Herbert keach; hymn,
s0nWnrd. Chfntiun Soldiers, school
TIE orchestra met at tae home Of
Nr Bopardua TUESDAY evening Tor
reb-arsalt
The Ladies' AiI held "a Dollar So
5sial "A the home If Mrs. John Gun
ningham in West Thompson Wednes-
day afternoon.
There is 70 be- a Circuit it''tfae
meeting Ut Jeweti City this FRIDAY
evening TT 7.3O. aud all those who
wish 20 90 shahid get IN touch WITH
Thomas Richmond.
on next Monday evening al mem
hers r the committee connected WITH
the ealHch carnival are requested TO
meet ~ che ehurek At $50.
Ticket for the chicken uppcr.
oct II. are out and the number Is
limited to 20a The carnival on Oct.
ii and l. Will provide a splendid op=
naftaBity 20 do your Christmas shop
PIN Fgy There IRE TO be booths
Of fancy work. aprons. cauiy. crab
baas. nunah ana nee cream. rhe chick
en- sanare ~ be served from 5 20 s
VIII consist Of fried chicken. sweet pe.
tato, white potatoes, cranberry
sauce. DRESSING. Squash pie, rolls AMI
coffee
Sir. Dodge. organist, has been ap
point chorister and vii take charge
Oct .
Putnam patriot., 1921-09-30
MIR. and Mr.. Alfred Gagne motto

MIR aud Mrs Alfred Gagne motor
81 to Attlebora on sunday.
tdrs. c. c. Talbot. Wilkinson street.
returns today fruln several days visit
IA Ware. Mass
Henry Se,sell. who formerly lived
ON Fremont street. IS now making his
home at 10 FarroWs street. this city
Rose Lsflampe and Lena Durocher
Of ST. penr. Canada. spent Sunday
with relative aud friends ia Putnam
Mrs. Eldon S. johnson returned
Sunday from the Day Kimball Hos
pltal and is gaining in strength every
day
Eugene Lassier Of Montreal has
been visiting his father and mother
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph d Lussier, Proyi-
denee street
Miss Florence Tourtellotte of the
Peoples Store left this week TO take
an advanced course in corset-ftting at
the Modart school
Mrs Guy Baker of Pomfret was ops
Grated on for appendicitis Wednesday
at the Day Kimball Hospital The
Operation was successful.
Dr. I T. Baldwin. J. $ Baldwin.
Richard Whalen, Roy + Shippee and
Frank Whitman motored to Woonsock-
ct Wednesday for the races.
\ v and Mrs Clarence Clifford Of
Fall River have been spending the
past week with Mr. Gifford's mother,
Mrs. George v. Clifford. Ring street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Harris. Wood
stock avenue. have been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs George +. Warren of
Worcester. Mr. Warren is nephew Of
Mrs Harris.
James o. Bibeault Of Woodstock
avenue and Mrs Alphonse Courchene,
daughter OF Mr. Bibeault, spent sun
day in Woousocket, calling on friends
and relatives
Mr. and Mrs Joseph w. Paradis,
who recently sold their house on Wal
nut street TO g NJ LedouX. are now
occupying the house vacated by Mrs.
Nichols. Grove street.
Michel J Daigle Of Hartford. for
nlerly OF Putnam Savings Bank, but
now n the office Of the state tFeasur-
cr. spent the weekend with his moth.
~. Mrs Joseph Daigle, Harrison
street
irving W Newell Of Waltham,
Mass. Is "a newcomer to this city. be-
Ing employed as matchmaker for Rob
err T. Chadwick Mr. Newell was for
eieht yeaas adiuster at the Walthan
watch factory
ALI Breault. Brooklyn, \. y
pharmacist. has been the guest Of his
mother. Mrs e +. Breault. and sister
Mrs Diane Breault Farley. He left
Putnam To visit MS brother, Raoul
Breault. a dentist in New Bedford.
Members Of Elizabeth Porter Put
nam Chapter. u. \. r.. went to Ok
ford, Mass, Saturday, visiting the old
Huguenot cemetery. After examin'
ing the quaint inscriptions, they pro
eeeded to Webster. where they Were
entertained at the summer cottage 'oi
b H. Bugbee az the lake.
Nii.s A. Maud Carpenter. who has
been the guest of her mother. Mrs.
Alice NJ Carpenter. South Main
street. this summer. has gone to North
Putnam patriot., 1921-09-30
Congregational Church Note.

Congregational Church Notes
Rev Boynton Merrill, Minister
sunday, Get. -
1920 "a. m. Morning worship.
l2o0 M. Rally Day exercises Of
the Sunday school. Frank " Barber
Of n ldlctoWn is TO be the speaker.
40 are cordially urged to be present
AZ The opening exercises Of the school
Wednesday, oct 3. 6.15. supper
and conference % an Sunday School
workers.
Thursday. oct. Il. so. the evening
servie, Brief address hy the pastor.
Fri lay. oct 2, 3 go, choir rehearsal
We are very happy TO announce
that edcrick " Bailey of Morees-
Ter aas been again secured to direct
asun rholrs for the year that is before
sls. W. have made particularly hap
py arrangement with him which will
bring him 10 us on Friday. The com
ine II Mr Bailey is, We believe. an
event Of first Importance IN the life OF
the church. and under The plan Of his
comm. which will be announced in
che nedf future. his services will be
dDuhly valuable "a uH as "a church
The members of this church ana
parish have been invited to attend the
dedication exercises of the renovated
Congregational church of fomfret
next Sunday afternoon. The services
begin II 80 In the afternoon with an
organ recital and dedication DE-
Rockwell Harmon Potter of Hartford
sill deliver tire address.
Putnam patriot., 1921-09-30

Miss Dorothy Steere left Saturday
60 make her home with her mother in
Worcester
Mr.. and Mrs Roy ceissler. Flor
ence street. are now occupying the
Baldwin house. South Main street
Mrs. +. Z. johnson, Mechanics
street. returns tomorrow from two
weeks visit with her sisters in Whit
iusv.lle. Mass
Malcolm NJ Wiley, who has spent
the summer at his home here, left on
Monday To resume his studles at Co
lumhia University.
Miss Cecilia smith, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. $. Smith, South Man
street. will enter the Massachusctts
School of Pharmacy
State County .'Y'' Work Secretary
Harry Hedley Smith and Mr.. Gorbetl
visited Plaiuheld and other commune
ties Of the county Wednesday
Dr. James + Macintosh left Wed.
nesday for Montreal. whore he vii
spend two OF three months He plans
To return to Putnam in the spring.
Mrs. Cora Handy ard daaghtel
Mrs. Russell Singsen Of Providence
were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus r. Chase. South Main street.
The months mind mass for james
r. Byrnc was solemnized IN Provt
lence "Wednesday morning HIS moth
at. sisters and brothers Of this city AZ
tended
Noel }. Dupre. Edmund Gagne, ~
mi Remillard. Arthur l.. DIVERT ans
james j. Gharron motored to Middle
town Sunday aud played golf on tht
'lS-link course Of the SeqGin Colt
Club.
The September issue of The fele
phone Bulletin" shows a total number
II telephones IN Putnam of 1000
TAeae has been an increase of eiEhl
during the month and li3 during On,
inst SIX months.
The police are pulling down all ad
Vtrsing signs along the state high
way In t6is section No such sisn
are permissible within The limits oi
stat, highways. and not even within
the lmits Of bordering land without
thc consent ef the property owners.
Henry 6. Brousseau left yesterday
from New London % enter upon hi'
srcond year MS midshipman at the u
$ Naval Academy. Annapolis, Md
He has had leave Of absence Of fom
weeks. spent at his home on Milkin,
son street. with his parents, MIR. an6
Mrs. George r.. Brousseau
Gilbert Perry. son Of City Engineer
and Mrs. George Perry is 10 enter
massachusetts Institute Of Fechnolo.
~. next Monday. 70 pursue a course
IN hydraulic engineering Mr.. Perry
has studied engineering FOR several
years. and the course he is 70 take at
Boston viii be supplementary 20 stud
les already completed in engineering
lines
Newton a Ballard was in Florence,
Mass. Monday and Tuesday. attend
ing conference where 2o0 under
Putnam patriot., 1921-09-30
AN oiD RESIDENT
DIES IN PAwTUCkET

Mrs sarah Sharpe Ross. who re-
Gently died I'm Pawtucket and was
Droar1t here for burial in the Grove
5trfet cemetery, WAS the mother Of
ths late Mabelle Ross Randall and
grandmother - Mrs. Raymond Gil
patric Of New Britain and Mrs. Chas.
K. Shaw of Pawtueket, with whom she
died. Mrs. Ross was sister Of pr.
William II sharpe, this city, ana re-
sided here many years.
Putnam patriot., 1921-09-30
New Hats
FOR YOUNG WOMEN

There are a number Of just the
dearest, most becoming ffats-fash-
toned Of Panne, Lyons or Satin An
tique, with trimming OF Gre Ribbon,
Chenille, Iridescent Ornaments, Os-
trich and Coque Feathers.
Tailored Hats, bee0mingiy styled.
Ia all the shapes and with all the
snap and dash Of the severely tailor
ed Hat, but with softness added
that gives it new character.
Putnam patriot., 1921-09-30
Baptist Church Notes

Res. J.-C. Stodd8a. pastor
The tortg far the SERMON on sun
day morning VIII Doe "Nearness Of
God Communion service viii fol
low
The evening sermon viii te en- 4
Voice Warning. service commencing
E o'clock in the auditorium
The Bible sehoal Is arranging fen
8als DAY. Sunday oct q.
The Blue Ribbon clnss. Miss Helen
Resch. teaeher. IS having success IN
selecting funds for "Mayside Put.
pit
Putnam patriot., 1921-09-30

The Putnam Patriot IL On Sale
Friday Afternoons - the
Following Places
Putnam News Co. Union y
ki8caael j Lynch News store
United Cigar Store, Front Sc.
Fred C0rbin. Bugbes Corner.
Friday Evening II May BE Obtain
ed At
The Thompson Post Office
lrsene Frappier's Barber Shop,
North GrosFeuoriale.
Grosyenorlale Post Office
n. J Kenney. INTERCHANGEABLE
Pomfret Post Office
The Patriot Office If open each
Thursday afternoon. but closes for
he day al noon on Saturday
Putnam patriot., 1921-09-30

Your az IN The Patries puts you
in the raak Of Putnam progressive
mereb ants.
Putnam patriot., 1921-09-30
Vacations Are Over

Now period of HOUSE CLEANING and RENoVAfNC
ROOMS needed usually CURTAINS
DRAPERIES.
this and showing
splendid of ScRM and MARQUISETTE, also
FABRICS BY THE YARD, which will
you to looks over.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
CENTURY SCHOOL
TO HAVE ANNEX

Trustees ~ Special school Tax Dis
trict No. 4 Century have arranged
with the Alger sullivan Lumber com
pany, 81 Century. for the erection 81
about a five room building across ne
street from the present school building
20 be used a. an annex 20 the school
A iot FOR the erection Of the bulidlng
across the street from the present
school building has been furnished the
school by the company and the CON
pany viii erect the building The Guild
ING n expected 70 be completed ready
for use 81 time Tor the fan opening ~
school The plan has been presented
to the school board and accepted. The
county not being able 10 finance the
additional school building desired ny
the citizens - Century. they decided 10
build the annex themselves
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
COUNTY BOARD HAS
REGULAR SESSION
Decision en Investigation Vet Deferred
o. Account % incoupiete
Herart.

40 decision Waa given ~ the board -
county commissioners msetinn n special
session yesterday morning On the recent
investigation - charges made ag Com
missioner wentworth ~ lawn@ss ~ Eha
beard in cgndaetlnE the cuuntv'a affairs.
i no session vas called for the purpose %
giving the deferred decision but Cammls-
sloner sodsrilnd. made chairman - the
beard sitting a. a board % esfinatiun.
announced that the sfenoErapher.a report
which would - used had not set been
compieted.
Instead. the lizard lad a busy rouflne
session. Al hln request County EnNlneer
WinHtrn y. Wheat was given authority
~ the board % proceed with the shore
line survey e the Gulf Beach highway.
the neu route proposed 90 give = better
view ~ the water than the previous
route surveyed ar Wheat announced
that the survey would cover less than
three miles. The work - - he begun
Immediately. lie expects "a Is he enm-
pipfed within 1 week ~ ten DAYS ~hen
he win report baek % me board Add
tional work ~ the ui Tor the plns nar-
ren bridge waa discussed and me county
enEineer authorised 90 take up fhe matter
with the state rad department win q
view o. making the Necessary contract
for the work A. the request - Com
missioner Gates Mr Wheat vas given
authority - make 4 survey and estimate
On the bridge ever Carpenters creek en-
the Ferry Pass read
r. n. Cant chairman ~ the Jolnt Gem
mission on Coed Roads. addressed the
board lu reference % the road blIl nov
before the legislature and announoea that
be had received word from PRED "
Marsh now ia Tallahassee. reuFesenfiuN
the Joint Coed Roads commission. in the
Interests ~ lobbying Tor the bin that he
was hopeful ~ it. passage and expected
90 stay On the job until definitn actlun
VAS taken.
Commissioner candy brought Is the at
tentiun - the beard the biii nos before
the legislature transferring the jackson
creek bridge appropriation 90 ta.koG q
various other bridges nDistfict q
Commissioners Wentworth ard solder
lind were appointed a COMMITTEES - in
restigate the coalition and disposition ~
machinery at the county poor farm ard
report back % the beard
A pension claim - Mrs ~ y Murphy
was received and referred 10 the county
attorney.
A communication vas received ana filed
from J. 4. McCurdy ~ Century . former
member ~ the board. and John johnson.
offering the county some pecan trees %
~ planted along the BmrrancMm highway
the copnty % de the trees up ana plant
them.
a BIN from me Pensacola shlpbullaing
company was discussed. the board dscid-
ms 90 naY the blIi from the automoblls
funds. payment g b. made direct 70 the
company.
Bondn o. ". J. Pace. deputy sheriff.
Q. 2. semmes e. member ~ the school
board, and the notary bonds ~ ~ 0
sayeiie, =. a. Leonard and *. 4. Goodies
wers approved
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
GUN CLUB MATCH
SHOOT FRIDAY
''oidtinners~ Have Challenges "up.
starts fer Match IT eayshsrs
Traps Tcnaorrosv

The match sheet between the ~old-
iimenae a. the cid Dixie Gun club and
the upstairs" - tire present club viii
he held 81 the Bayshorc traps OF the
club tomorrow afternoon, the challenge
having been given ~ the @oldtimers
The ~ol@lmers" are the only active
shooters remaining ever from 'he
membership u the old Dixie Gun ciub
which g. years ago enjoyed Al envia-
bic reputation as a trap shooting or
sanitation. The six "oidttmsrs" max
Ing the challenge are. H Forbes. >. AZ
Nuldon. ~. ~ Robinson =. ii. kup-
frian (. A Born. ST.. and =. = vidal.
The six upstairs" 20 shoot against
the ~oiatimers" win be chosen from The
following high score mem Dr n. r
ouina. n. +. Bixgs. Jack Ryan rat
RYAN. ". " Day r. II. Biount. L
Thornton and George Kupfrian.
Forbes. u the "oldtlmern and Re
Qulna. af the upstairs" are captains
81 their respective teams After arrival
al the trans tomorrow afternoon each
captain vii choose sides from the re-
naming membership IT the club to
complete their team.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
LAKE SHORE GETS
BUNKER COAL HERE
American Steamer frou Galveston Has
Full Cargo Cor British
Ports.

Arriving yesterday morning from CAT
weston Tor bunker coal and sailing in the
afternoon. the American steamer Lake
shore was one ~ the few American Nes-
seis - move ln the harbor during the
past 10 days The steamer has grain
for British ports.
The French steamer otasl sailed yes
terday with "a heavy cargo ~ humber fer
Rosario. The steamer took partial
cargo Al - Andrews and filled our with
100. 1a1 feet az Pensacola besides tmAing
500 barrels az rosin
THE Portuguese schooner Cabo Man
diego arrived yesterday from Las hilmes
having been 80 days en- route. The
schooner - Go the Pensacola Maritime
Co. and will take lumber
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
WOMAN Is WOUNDED
IN CUTTING AFFAIR

sheriff Ellie and E.EWut Mcclure An.
Nestiwared a ew&tanE Altar A. 90m3aiN1
and Guli,emaFae-stE last niwht hut 81
arrest Wa@ made. nNrtne the affrag. &C.
rrrdinE 80 Fepefts ~ ere poiice k1atftn.
= urnann eas eag across tts shsaia1f -
q Mhita MAJ.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
YACHT CLUB WILL
HAVE NEW HOME
Plans for New Building Are subHittsd
- Archltssts a. Busy Meeting.

PLANS for the uew home ~ the pensa-
cola Yacht club we're Submitted a. last
nights meeting and q committee con-
Hlatlnn ~ IA Commodore Peter Linden
atruth. Chnlres Coftrem and Adrian Lana
ford was appointed 30 report back with
recommendation at tho next meeting -
tbe club an sets - plans show that the
uew club house is e. he q splendid home
and the various members ~ the club
are taking much Interest in the progress
81 the proposition. The report ~ Mas
4. Bear chairman ~ the site commit
Tee. wRs that funds 90 purchase the site
have heen obtained and that the site vii
- taken over ar soon az the engineer
eau run the lines
b was decided Lass uIEht 90 cancel the
cruise planned for uext sunday owing 20
fhe fact that u number ~ the BEATS are
being hauled Qua 20 be made ready Tor
the camp Walton race June Is and -
fleet captain Watson reported that the
rules for the Camp Walton race have
been adopted and that from now On ali
matters pertaining t0 the race are tn the
handa 81 the Neciai race comnlttee corr
posed ~ Capt Charles cottreiii. Jack
ersnshaw and Oscar Wells. it 81 ex-
nected that the entry Hst this year viii
be much greater than Be- Vas a year aEo
and some close cofnpetition ia expected
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
YOU NEVER CAN
TAME A WILDCAT
Mr.. Dods0n Warns Against Use
of Treaeherous. Dangerous
Calomel.

Calomel saiivates. It's mercury :
sahcmeI acts Ike dynamite on q slug
glsh liver When ralomei comes into
contact with sour b8.e ID crashes tnto
81. causing cramplnN and nausea
II sou feel bilious hes dachy e1n-
sitpated aud an knocked out. just 80
70 your druggist and set bottle -
Dodson's Liver Tone FOR a feW centa
which u n harmless vegetable subs4-
tuie Tor dangerous ealomeL Take q
spoonful and n Ii doesn't start your
liver and straighfen you 40 better ard
quicker than nasty oalomei and with
cut making YOU slek. you lusi 80 back
ard get yoEr money.
II you take calamei today youll b.
sick and nsuscated tomorrow: besides.
il may saiivate yolt while e you take
Dodaon's Liver Tone ynu wili wake ~
feeling great. FUN 81 ambition ana
ready for work or play. it, harmless
pleasant ard safe Go give 90 children
fhey like it
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
CONTINUE PLANS
FOR MEMBERSHIP
COMMITTEES Meets ~ Chamber o. Com
fasrce and Sets Minimum
Amount Required

The memheTship committee ~ the
chamber IN commerce met at fhe rooms
ne o'clock yesterday afternoon and after
an earnest discussion established what 4
considers az the absolute miuimuu need
gram for the coming fiscal year The
committee went over the tentative appor
tionmeut of FUNDS very carefully and ~
naliy set SEQ eco az the absolute minimum
on which IL can complete the work whIct
it has mapped uut for itself
There viii BE- meeting - thr worksrf
az the san Carlos Mondax night q wbieb
time = dinner viii 81 served and pep
talks made Every member 81 the
committee and every worker .e Hoia of
the utter necessity - bigger ant
stronger chamber - commerce fer Pen
sacuia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
KIWANIANS WILL
HOLD LUNCHEON
" seidy Meeting Wiu BE Asid a. San
Carlos a. ! O'ctock This
Aftsruoon.

Taf regular weeAlf meeting uf thn
ktNanlH club will e held nt che san car
l0a Esd 0'clork this afternoon. There
wsH De- an iutereaf8ng business session.
fhIs being the FIRST meeting az the month
aud number ~ matters pertaining 90
the legislator viii BE- brought up The
district attendance contest ls in eau
swing and although the Aiabama Florida
district Is leading use Pensacola clah -
not helninn ser Nmnrh to keep the s.
.faRc hirh For that reason q ~ uraed
fhaf aft members He present because eN+
..ases do NOT count Iu thn standing al
though thef urotetf member from
eject ION from hfs local club
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
RESERV ATOMS FOR
ALUMNI BANQUET

o. is requested that az those who visa
20 attend the alumni banquet Saturday
a. the san Carlos VIII hand Is their
names to-day .elther % Miss oneida
ifuyt o. Miss Gladys Vaughn Thla "a
urgent a. Il must - known Immediately
just ho wmanV VIII attend - - to
reserved plates
There wfl - q very Important meet
ing ~ the three committees ln charge
20 the alumni banquet az the hiEh school
bu.idlnE at ocioci SHARP Thursdag
evening Those Belonging a. the arrange
mrnt. me notification and the decorative
committee ale requested % - present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
NEW RABBI FOR
TEMPLE BETHEL

Rabbi lzcr Freune ~ Cincinnati. aat
accepted sau from the Temple Beth
~ % come % Pensacola ana yin are
rive in the city shortly Rabbi Freund
ss graduate ~ Use Hebrew I'M pu
college He addressed the congregation
90 Temple Beth 20 e short while sgc
while in Pensacola and made - pleas
ing an Impression that hc vas lmmed-
lately requested 60 take the wora her'
by the congregation
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
HON. W A. BLOUNT Is
TAKEN TO BALTIMORE

Hon. W a. Blount president 80 tht
American Bar association and senio
railway. LEFT yesterday On a special hos
pltai car Tor Baltimore, SAD, where b.
viii receive treatment. Ar Blount hat
been seriously iH for some weeks
From baltimore he vii So 20 a SAN
torlum ~ watkins Glen. n. III Cor
Fsriod Or rest before returning ii
Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
NEW OIL COMPANY
OPENS At GOULDINC

The Cltlzen's OF company has opea
- AZ Gonlding for business. where it
storage tanks and warehouses havs
been erected. Deliveries are now beinl
made By the campanys TRUCKS
H. J. Goodman formerly ~ Mobns
is maaager and has moved his famil
10 Pensacola 70 reside.