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EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted-Female 5.
RTTTTON SEWER-On mems shirts. APP
ply Cohen and Fishkin Mfg. Co., 319
Madison Avenue.
CHAMBERMAID-Steady position. Hotel
Madison. 27s Madison Avenue.
CIGAR MAKERS AND BUNCH Makers
General Cigar Co.. tombstone and Ne
willie Streets
CIGAR MAKERS AND BUNCH MAKERS
Street.
CLOSERS-On mems shirts. Cohen &
Fishkin Mfg. Co.. S1s Madison Avenue.
COOK-And waitress. Apply Woodbridge
Hotel. Woodbridge N. J.
| GTRL-To take care of baby. Apply Bar
Der Shop. Fords; at switch.
GIRL-For general housework. J. Kan
nofsky. 4S0 Page Ave-. Tottenville. s. ].
GIRLS-Wanted at General Cigar Co..
tombstone and Neville Streets
GIRL-For general homework. s1 New
Street.
| GIRL-About IA or Is years old to mind
baby evenings. Call mornings. 157
Brighton Avenue.
IRL-For general housework. Apply
161 State Street.
| GIRLS-On Union Special Double Needle
Machines. Cohen & Fishkin Mfg. Co,
319 Madison Avenue.
| GIRL-For light housework. Mrs. Napear
274 Davidson Avenue.
| GIRL-Or woman for general homework.
$4,000 to $4,000 monthly; small family.
1853 State Street. downstairs.
LADIES-To canvass orders for high
grade bungalow and rubberized aprons.
Experience not necessary. Attractive
sample line sent free. Perfect Fit Sup
ply House, Lawrence. Mass.
OPERATORS AND FINISHERS-Exper-
fenced on ladies' silk dresses, good pay.
Steady work all year round. Apply
Perth Amboy Manufacturing Co., $50
New Brunswick Avenue.
| sALEsLADIEs-Apply F. W. woolworth
Co.. Sc Smith Street.
Observation-Disclosures position to
right parties Address BOX c." News.
| SETTLED WOMAN-For general house,
work. Apply Z Washington Road. Par
lin. New Jersey.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS knowledge oil
office work. Apply giving experience
and references. Address Box So. News.
WOMEN, TO wash dishes. Palace
Hotel.
y Help wanted-Male ss
| BOOTBLACK = Experienced. Greiner's
Barber shop. 1s5 Smith Street.
DOCK BUILDERs-sz.oo a day. Apply
Rhodes & Marvel. Carteret Ferry Co.,
Carteret, N. j.
HELPER-On automobile truck. Apply
10 S. ]. Harris. care Potts & Kaufman.
226 Washington Street.
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS knowledge Of
office work. Apply giving experience
and references. Address Rox %, News.
YOUNG MAN-With experience in gents
furnishings and clothing store. kindly
state salary and experience. Address
"R. C. T." Care News
YOUNG MEN-To learn hat trade; steady
position. T~ottenville Hat Works. Inc,
J 81 johnson Ave. Tottenvilie, 8. 1
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CLASSIFICATION
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS
e-coming Events
personals
1o-Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
A-Automobile Agencies
I-Automobiles for Sale
15-Auto Trucks for Sale
13-Auto Accessories
lkHGarages-Autos for Hire
1B-Motorcycles and Bicycles
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stations
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BUSINESS SERVICE
aa-Business Services offered
Observation-Disclosures
20-Cieaning. Dyeing. Renovatins
Observation-Disclosures
13-Heatins. Plumbing. Roofing
a3-Insurance
Sl-Laundering
25-Moving. Trucking. Storage
26-Painting. Papering. Decorating
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
38-Professional Services
2s-Repairing
30-Tailoring Ind Pressing
a1-Wanted-Business Service
EMPLOYMENT
s2-Heip wanted-Femaie
S3-Help w~anted-Male
S4-Heip-Male or Female
36-Solicftors Canvassers. Agents
a6-sftuations Wanted-Female
s~7-situations Wanted-Male
FINANCIAL
3s-Business Opportunities
s9-Investments. Stocks. Bonds
iO-Money to Loan
01-Wanted-To Borrow
INSTRUCTION
4s-Correspondence Courses
Instruction Glasses
eA-Musical, Dancing. Dramatic
45-Private Instruction
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LIVE STOCK
H-Dogs. Cats. Pets
R4s-Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
~E4g-Pouitry and Supplies
Et0-Wanted-Live Stock
MERCHANDISE
Sf-Articies for Sale
6lA--Bnrter and Exchange
62-Business and Office Equipment
Ek3-Boats and Accessories
bA-Ruildins Materials
Gb-F1rm and Dairy Products
66-Fuei. Feed and Fertilizers
S75aegdlThings to Eat
EtSEHome Made Things
~Be-Househoid Goods
e0-Jeweiry and Watches
~61-Machfnery and Tools
63-Musicai Instruments
03-Seeds. Plants and flowers
ke4-Speciais at stores
eB-Wearing Apparel
I.ec~,Wantsd-To Buy
ROOMS FOR RENT
e7-Rooms with Board
S68-Rooms Without Board
6e-Rooms for Housekeeping
4 50-vacation Places
g5l-Where to Eat
ES5-Where to Stop in Town
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Board
n REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Hn-Brokers in Real Estate
67l-Apartments n Flats
89b-Business Places for Rent
n 56-Farms for Rent
E77-Houses for Rent
H78-Ofices and Desk Room
5e-Suburban for Rent
81 eo-Summer Places for Rent
Nj b1-wanted-To Rent
III REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Isl ea-Business Property for Sale
. A3-Farms and Land for Sale
E 94-Housess for Sale
E8B-Lots for Sale
~ S6-Resort Property for Sale
E~&7-Suburban for Sale
N 28-Real Estate for Exchange
So-Wanted-Real Estate
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Watch The Classified Catalog For Opportunities To Get What You Want
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-MaIe

MECHANICS
BoILERMAKERs AND HELPERS
BLACKSMITHS
MACHINISTS
WELDERS
TINSMITHS
IRONwORKERS.
STEEL AND WOOD CAR
REPAIRMEN.
ALSO STATIONARY
ENGINEERS.
FIREMEN.
For Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Open
shop. Free Board and Transporta-
tion. Call with Clothes. Ready for
work.
PAY STARTS WITH ENGAGEMENT
AGENCY, SAT 9Th AVE.
NEW YORK CITY
SEVERAL MEN-For operating nitrating
wringers. Apply Hercules Powder Co..
Parlin. N. j.
Help Wanted-Male and Female 81
AMBOY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Maie
and female help supplied for all types OF
work. 224 Smith Street. ODD. c. r. r.
Station. Tel. 1862.
Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents 80
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COUNTY

COURT OF MMO Pleas
In the Matter of the Petition OF John
Terlicak to w u Mortgage Cancelled
of Record.
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FREEPORT

Drew Rowls and wife Of Pensacola
spent Sunday in Freeport visiting Mrs.
Amanda VAIL. y ez 2>f +'2's@t@
Ruloph waht and niece, Miss Eva But
Ter, Of Jacksonville were called to Free
port last week by the serious illness OF
his mother. t+|
Bruno Butler of Quincy together with
his sister. Mrs. Rubida Rice OF Mariana,
spent few days last week in Freeport
at the bedside Of their grandmother,
Mrs. wahL-@<'. n z,tsi-
: Miss Mary wahl of Pensacola hospital
has been In Ffeeport several days nnrs-
Ing her mother, Mrs AMANDA Wahl' who
recently passed away. -,
After few; weeks stay with friends
ana relatives, Mrs Stella Jones left fol
canpbelIton her home. = @24-z" 80 -
me Methodist meeting under the man
agernent of Dr. w. P. Hurt. one O
Americas greatest preachers, and .ProI
T. G. Maxim, the English" Singer, is, draw
ing great crowds from far and near
Services every day at rand 1880.
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PHONE 38 FROM
10A. NJ TO 6 P. NJ:
TRANSFORMERS.

After Uncle Abner died the children
took Aunt EN- In hand; >'
Too many weary years. they said, she'd
been a slave to house and land;
Now, for a little, peaceful while, be-
fore the evening sun went down,
She should be free from every care;
and so they moved Aunt EN- to
town, ~
There might have been little haste
young AbneT's business could
not wait;
They sold the cows, and drew the
blinds, and fastened up the
breaking gate
They made their hurried plans en-
route; each had her quota OF
demands;
o, they were kind-but no one saw
the quivering lips and trembling
r.c hands. -
They put her in a pleasant room
ea third floor, the furniture was
new; ."-.
They planned what she should eat and
wear, and thought Of things she
ought to do;
They hustled in and hustled out, and
drove her round to Mans or
Bills -"t '"t
And never dreamed how, all the time
t.s she missed the crying whippoor-
Wills! ~ ~ ta~
Hedged in by all this kindly care, for
half a dozen years or more
The little surges of their lives beat
i idly thus around her door, ~
And no enc knew she needed woods
.a and fields OF corn, and changing
skies ~ .[ .'v..t. 81 r. .
To ease her empty, aching heart, and
lift the sorrow from her eyes.
At last when-comforting the thought
.'@-tArey had done all that they
cotiId do, 49, - - -
They came one day to loose the gate
.e before Aunt En-, and let her
+hrot,oh.-... j., =. 49,. f% I,:t
"she's smiS Is in her sleep" they said;
-. but no one felt the-ievtng stir
OF leaves and wings ana growing
= things that reacHed' to. claim and
welcome her. sisF't - 80,
-Kathar4ne Atherton Grimes.
81 49,
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GIRLS LEMONS
WHITEN THE SKIN

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into
n s&s6StletF containing stree ounces o.
Drcnard' WHITE, Witch any drug Store
win supply FOR Few cents shake wen;
and you have a quarter pint OF. harm
less and delightfut' +enrUn-bfeach. Mas
sage this sweetly- fragrant lotion Into
the face neck arms and handS' each
day, then shortly note the beauty and
Wilderness OF your skin: -
Famous stage beedttes use this lem
on lotion to bleach and bring that
soft, clear; rosy Witty complexion,
also as a freckie. sunpurn; and tan
bleach because it doesn't irritate.9
Rdvertisement. :. :. -..--.- " ,-
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CALOMEL SALIVATB
AkDL00SENS TEETH
The Very Next Dose of this Treaeh.
erous Prug May Start
~ - Trouble.

You know what colonel is. It's mer-
curry; quicksilver. GalomeE is danger
GUS. It'crashes into sour bile like dy
naThite, cramping and sickening you.
Ca1omel attacks the bones and should
never be put into yoiF system. - -
II you feel bilionus. feddachy, consti-
pated and AFT kn5c ed "6ut, Just go to
your druggist and get bottle Of bod.
sons Ltver Tone tor a few cents which
IS a"haf1ntess Vegetables substitute for
dangerous -caloniet. rake spoonful
ana If It doesn't start your liver and
straighten'Syou up better ana quicker
than nasty 9alomel and without maxi
Ing you sick; you just go back and get
your money. 5r" '~ '~1
N1DoR't take calomel! 1t makes you
sick The next day;; it loses you a days
vsrl1 Bodson' SILVER Tore Strengthens
you right up and you feel great. No
salts necessary. Give It to- the chill
creri because 1t is perfectly harmless
snd. can not salivate. - Advertisement
g... 1880. -. SN@.sssssy-~-S- ss'A %~~'+sAss
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About Folks
We Know

Mr.. F. G. White of this city arrived
at the Hotel Pennsylvania In New
York CITY on Wednesday,, August 9Th
a. y1ooI1 < .~s,y =" .4..4.- &C." = -9<.s:~ :
Mrs: Eugene Elebash and attractive
children returned to- their home on
Monday AFTERNOON, from Selma, Ala:''
where they spent the past three
weeks with Mrs Elebash's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Ages. :;
= Mrs. II. W. Johnson is now visiting
her daughter, Mrs. TIC. Smith in De-
Funiak Springs
SMessrs: Doyle Driver and William
RrVsori Of Pensacola have returned af~
ter pleasant Weekend trip to MO
limo. .-"'. 49,
: Miss C. HERMAN returned to her
home Tuesday morning from New
Fork Where she bought her fan stock
IN millinery o>for2 her store. While
North Miss HerrimaT enjoyed month
vyisre In the berkshire n1otIrtafns.
Rev aent1ree '-'FTa rrtson. :" returned
home Yesterday" from ocala, 'Fforida'
where he was suddenly called TO Of
fiEiate at the funeral :. of one OF the
most beloved ladies' of the church,
VvfIere he was former rector ~-'
i Mr.. and Mrs: Charlie q: Driver and
son CharTiet," Jr., WIN +feave THIS morn
Ing in tligiF car Tor Mopire; where they
viii visit friends foor iboiit a week, and
from there going to BATTLES burgMisss'
Is be the guests. of Mrs. Drivers sister;
MRS.: A. r. Heron. - :, s.,,..u
s:srg;ffera1 Grimsiey and Creight Sellers,
,,sS,9aaarsI Il. -sraaoa rnotored down from the
sA,a6arla city Monday, returned this
mornings after a pleasant stay IN Pen'
sacoIa. They-wi}, return by rail
Miss Viola QaigIey and two brothers.
n. ouig1ey and James eufgley. Of
Gufport. Miss, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. James wGdge%6Tth..@ Miss Viols
O,,io,av is also the guest of Mrs. B. F!
SsSS5s@ .-N--. $50 a., = - '---s -
Z MI. and Mrs J. G.. Long are visiting
friends ana refatives~~at- Harrington,
ram at which place they expect to
,,!1oys+s,r 1,ntff. -tfe. first of September.
Mrs. Kate s. Sullivan is stopping at
Great Northern hotel m New York city
focra..a short 4ime.S''Sa :. (
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MRS. FRANK MARSToN'S
BIRFHbAx TO BE ENJOYED
RY. [ ApIES 1ATsT94E~E4OME..

g Though The absence OF Mrs. Frank
Matatnn;- whose custom It is to share
her birthday anniversaries, the six
teentn OF August, with -Old1'Eadies
oRS+lie Homer they wifi enjoy the usual
t,fe4sarg|oF Occasion Mrs. Mars
Ton Is nov the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. "A. A. Holland at Niagara on
Lake OnteTior; and several days ago
serfs Mrs Charles~E, Driver a check,
FOR delicious Refreshments and Wished
that she and Mrs: I. H. Aiken visit the
AdfesSduf4ng her absence: S''' <
SO an tho "usiiaI way The ladies VIII
enjoy a delghtfuI car ride, given them
by Mrs. Driver and aAiken' after which
they viii retUrrf to- tl1e-hcfne and all
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Betty BIYTHE AND POBERT EELiOTTIn
REN BEAcHJ POMAQCE ZAP. LApM%@ L

clothes. They always add a percepti-
Bile percentage TO the appearance of
every woman and this percentage in
ereases, strangely enough with the
natural beauty of the woman herself.
"For instance, If a'woma1r is rather
plain looking, a few good clothes will
Increase her. beauty, say twenty-five
per cent. If she Is stunning beauty,
clothes will increase her attraetiveness
one hundred per cent and make her
ravishingS afd-T guess that's why mo-
ton. pfcturS producers are SO particular
about the wardrobe of their stars.
.s"r think all men have rnore~or less
appreciation of the value OF a woman's
cIothes,S but the motion picture men
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Miss Betty Blythe who is the Fair
Ladyse in The new REX Beach photo
play Of that title booked by the Isis
theatre Tor tomorrow, says that
CLOTHES may not make the man" but
they Nhave whole lot to do in the
making of the woman" - a.
-. =. "The philosopher who said that fine
feathers make fine birds must have
had the female Of the species especial
ly In mind" says Miss Blythe "There
may be some women who do not need
the aid of the style creators to en-
nance, their attraetiVe6ess, but I firm
" believe tina these personages are
few and far between. ''-' -
.I have noticed a peculiarity. about
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HOLD COAL MEETING
IN CAPITAL TODAY
Florida Dealers And Consumers viii
Discuss Problem In Taliahassee. .'

Dealers and large consumers OF soIL
coal in Florida have been summoned
to a conference to be held In pallanas-
see this morning. @a-< az
They will meet with the state rail-
road commission ana discuss the coal
situation in the state.
When the coal shortage occurred the
requesitioning of this fuel in Florida
was placed. under the direction OF the
state RAILROAD commissions. Today. 8
conference win be state wide and al
terward a report VIII be made to the
central coal committee in washington:
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CHOIR PRACTICE
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Prof. 5rIerIey VIII instruct Choir at
Gadsden Street methodist Church. -

After prayer meeting at Gadsden
street Methodist church Wednesday eve-
ming Mr.. BFierIey would like to- have all
the singers who can be. present next
Sunday, to be on hand to rehearse an
thems for both morning and evening.
There will be one La CapelIa number
by the choir singing the Lost Chord"
in the evening and Miss Mobiles will sing
a solo. .
The coming fall and winter will see
this choir rehearsing some of the finest
anthems that have ever been written:
Mr.. Brierley has a library second to none
in the south, and all that is needed is a
well balanced choir to render them:
Those who sing and wish to join this or
ganization, caI1 1873 leave their name
ana address and take advantage of this
Opportunity to Know these beautiful ane
items that are STANDARD the world over.
and get. the training that goes with the
singing. -
Alto and tenor voices are needed most,
although there Is room for any good
voices Pr '7s'.' - . =
Work on special Sunday evening pro-
grams and a cantata for Christmas will
be started as soon as cooler weather sets
in. Those who will be regular in at
tending rehearsals. are" Invited as this
is the one essential thing I'm maintaining
a chorus choir. that every member be in
his or her place every rehearsal night. s.
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Three Splendid
Lyceum Numbers
Booked For City

At a meeting of the Pensacola Carnival
Association yesterday morning at the city
nan three 1yceun attractions We're BOOK
ed for this city in the near future. ~
The Temple Singers Will be here dur
ing the month of November and wilt be
followed in January by the Kaufman
Male Quartette. The Dixie Trio|win per-
Sorro |1ara -, 'prahr,,orN - =
An of these attractions are being book
ed by the Piedmont bureau Of Asheville
N. c., and are highly Recommended by an
IovarS 49, ySo;;,;siSs 49, - =. z =
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Church Societies
RARAcAs 10 ENTERTAIN

The members OF the Baraca SUNDAY
school class oE--the -GadsdeA Street
Methodist church will entertain the
young ladies" of the Elizabeth Bennett
and Miss julie Hurts classes ON next
Tuesday evening with a very delight
full bay party. The jolly crowd after
riding around in the bay, VIII go to
the Life Saving Station to enjoy swim
ming and a picnic lunch '"-"-
All those wishing to -partake in this
pleasant everstss win meet at Hyer's
wharf pf6mptly- at seven thirty
o'clock. = ., - g 800 ,-' y
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union officials would be sent to all
affected points.
1--WE are trying to keep the line q.
and to prevent our men from breaf
their working contracts" MIST
serted, in discussing the actions t,l
in the Atchison, Topeka. and Sana
WaIkeuts. 81.
+. 1t appeared to be the disposition q,
striking craft leaders to await the q
come OF the new peace Efforts Of 4
associates before making any new md
b. M Jewell, theft chairman exDlsi
that the issuance oY Their retter rejea
President HardiHg's proposals was nd
Iy't make the facts public. and car
no other -signfficsnee. -.'---. - 4
The president was said today to
slider that the coal strike would
cease to he a. serious factor in the 81
tion,@ though his message may deal
consequences which have to be face
a result Of = that controversy. Sen
Lodge, s4he- republican Senate leader
arranged a = conference at the v
House for tomorrow morning, to, dis
the terms of the expected messag
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PHONE 38 FROM
10 A. NJ TO 6 P. M.
THE WOMAN OF PoIs1

Once a rarity is now to be nh.
and admired upon every hand. H.
no other woman can flourish ro|1
the midst Of this modern, connIi1
life, in the home, in business Il
fident wins, while the nervous ~
ed individual wastes her tsla1.
gets nowhere. OF course, pcise !,
pendent mainly upon sound heals
steady nerves. If you feel thai
are being kept back in this way i
not turn to that great woman's rar
Lydia E. Pinkham'S Vegetable d
pound, which was manufactures !
q thorough understanding Of the =,
Gus system Of women. Adv
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SLIGHT ACCIDENT TO
: = - EAST HILL TROLLEY

An East Hill street car was delayed
for some, time yesterday afternoon
near twelfth avenue and Jackson
street when, the moter in the middle OF
the car tore 1osse Another ear arrived
on the scene and and with the assist
ance' of the wreciSer the motor was
,A,5airea 81. 81 - ~ -fG- "a
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fully appreciate it. In Fair Lady both
whitman Bennett, the producer Of
the picture, and Rex Beach, author Of
the story, were most particular abott
seeing the clothes had selected to
wear in my Scenes and 1t was a great
pleasure to me when r Noted their
looks of satisfaction when THEY saw
them"
Miss BIythe's gowns in Fair Lady"
are the most stunning that one Of the
best rnodistes IN New York could Gre
ate, and they Will be a real treat to
the man as well as the wolfram, if Miss
Blythe's idea OF the males apprecia~
ton is correct.
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Two Arrested
For Violating
The Prohi Laws

G. F. Rabone, of 100 East Belmont
street, and Jim O'Brien, who operates
store on Tarragona street, were ar
rested" by federal officials yesterday
on charges of violating the Volstead
Act Each appeared at the government
building and gave bond for their ap-
pearance before the United States
commissioner for preliminary exami-
nation. '''-,-
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Taxi, Driver At
Fault in Crash

Recorder Mercy imposed fine of
ten and rosty-upon Richard Murphy,
taxi driver IN the city court yesterday
wsa,e me he was found at. fault fn~the acct
6afft tfrat-uccuredi; ON Barfancas' avenue
yfTfesdav: AFTERNOON: The car which he
Mas. driving crashed into a. soft drink
truck being driven by Charles Butler,
ana both were badly danfaged:
= Butter was discharged Of careless
and reckless driving.
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Social Calendar
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
Mid-week prayer meeting, leaders,
Elizabeth Bennett s. S. class, Gadsden
a%e THURSDAY
Regular meeting, Willing Workers
club, hostess, Mrs. N. l., Walker,
Barrancas Avenue, 1880 p. m.
Social and silver tea, hostess, Mrs
A. A. Dormer, 1921 N. 9th Avenue, 3
p. m. Public cordially invited.
New City Thimble club, regular
meeting, hostess, Mrs. F. P. EHixon'
171f e. .Gadsden Street. $3.50 p. m. a.
Annual social of Christian Endeavor
Union, First Presbyterian church, p.
m. Enjoyable program to be followed
with delicious refreshments. B. z, r.
Union and Epworth Leagae's Will be
guests OF honor. FT,y' - -
card partybenefit United Daughters
of Confe1era cy, hostesses, Mrs: Nellie
Cravey Gilmore and Mrs. John r:
Stokes, 1904 N Barcelona Street, 3
p. m. $3.50 ~ IS% "a
| 2 FRIDAY.
Regular meeting, Chico Girls Club,
hostess, Mrs. W. B. Straughn, Bar
rancas Avenue. =: 80 p. m. - =, 5z~
| Dance, benefit catholic Daughters of
America, building fund. held at San
ders Beach on opening night, Rainbow
Orchestra, $50 p. m. hostess. Mrs. l..
L. Borras. Public Is cordially invited.
Community meeting, Myrtle Grove
school building, 1880 D. m. 2S'~'s - . #e'
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Albert Davis, Ernest Davis. Burton
JOHNSON, Moreno Stokes, Buster Me-
harg;r George oliver; Arthur oliver, stene
Sierra, Stephen Bowes, Walter Bedford,
Thomas nerrp. 2E3ennie :. Burt, Robert
welsh and -BrNd. 3. Rivers. -. .5-'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-16

enjoy delicious tee cream,
and home made cake, the cake being
beautifully prepared by Mrs H u
Graham. Tf>"'.'' =" ~ ~
The inmates Of the Home look for
ward to this date. and > regret that
Mrs. Marstbn can not be with them =