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O. make them d. 500
Priest Takes Ilig
Part in Restoring Order.

This circumst.tnrr ls .N Iud,N fo tbn
underlying conditions Tho arfsrUnrr.
Il lahoring rs b,et 10 can Chancellor
Sipol. who Is priest a. Pho Catholic
Church. % ar able. crihus tttic hops
~. Courageous falr. and Is doing
seemingly as wril as ,n,one elise could
IN ,he rircuueanD,s
The church. or m,hu lt. member
ship Iv 'hc Sheer frl.s of events Dr..
oafnc a par' - N. grtlyr political lif.
~ the nation. az 'hc three psItics. th"
siruugcef are th. Social D,morrtfs and
the Chrs,la Socialist Alnuy ~ tho
Social.Drmocrat.. lmf.rs. u their ~
tr'mr NieRs. forgot Dee religions ter.ia
~ their taihore um nad, Open pro.
uounecm NJ F-t'Tef both OH. church
and religion Tl. opiprflun 10 this
naturally rrut..ra .u 'hc church Nv,
women gave thr'r upport ip OBJ, Chris
tian'S"cialis's am 1v D. farr.I oui they
were tho luiue, ~ pourr
onc.ihird ~ ~, population ~ Nusir.a
il IA Vienna, which o. located ia H,
northeast ccru'r of 'ue country I'M
munlcinal AMI provincial governments
Of Vienna rr, iu tnr bands az CO.., Social.
b'inorraut They hvs nto4.d mann,
unvisf measure a. sr m. isuca. %
prohibition AGAINST ANS maras On
rcnis has t1pwlei property ueh,a
Tic iuumr fr.m apartment hnus,e f.
not 'nough tn 1y rr woaan window
glass
IN American ne knew e. livus o.
h'nd-on'" 'rnro0m apartment fronting
on" - Tho Vienna mrke on HvDsi1r
driv" b. would hrur $4,000 or NOR. .
E'lr in r'niHls Th. occupant rlv, Zoe
nar ll.Ln nnn.. LH- LnLL--,- ---..
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fla namri channels ~ TRADE formed
through Centuries tf tle sk'pfir laars
hI. Hfaf HpDn thc theory fhrf czeeho
.itaI-ia. flurrHry ard inr0sirfa FiN
uot trdr vth truul thru how can he
reconcile thJt Ulth fh' aounpan .ur
contention That uhr liohcnlans and
uuuetlns lud serbian. holld hato
.,suaint4i under Austrian rulr' n CON.
pi,rriI accord s impossible. then nov
0ouid there have 0een ans national har.
muNg
Austria dues uU supply % fa.f -uf-
fur1g lud supply but size .s unf
at.I, iu lba she nurf nuy soan, ul..,t
i..vh,rr Doe n 'hs 0oucotion 90 ur
h nul 70 thH DOB EupHnd md r,ru
800 s.imui u-urui'ua auihori'lr
aud economists have been debating fho
question FOR many years as 20 whether
would NOT br better 90 raise less
..d uu aaI lr'.it''s over to mou,
Ir. II'aile u-,. lH short. European
committees arc nor convinced uow that
fh.. ,au raise WH'It as chcnply s
tines .H lg 80
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'iunsr, skuna T.
li~sr1fnnd y, Niu.is

Drrinr me most sirrsfai tnnsz tbe
autinrtl'f fourd b. caer % prs.-.ae
rlltlc tadn ilrsi To- nts.-s atirnE
fhs orsrt and sent hack 81 their homes
With a irfofrsr uioi-lir. Vas .rrcr
u~e aaia.mr irluic paid o. 10. srtp
This pot. y conditions j. drawn ir
order thAf W. may nu uiaimito "a.
clhicpifir- ~ attend fhe tax 81 &C.
ha1iltatln< = -.ffia. I ieii.f.c che ca
nst.
1 iol.f1i. = Or = cdafideaf. splrii
l. ukprrsa<sl ~ Cof Gins. Calsey. an
knGloan - spoccsAful mining. egg.
nr-stnE ana lssihslsi ~xI-ri-nc, Durins
the unsr - vae part II tho E'n.Tal
s<lisf osrauizuion. Later b. was ~.
~i<re1 o. fst-ltise affsirs - Auss.a
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Stony GiHi-h Inls uu.. atr ro
longer required fOr UeIr proper use
u" h,.ns closed down .rG np.aI 90
cpuRs vi d Uuelah'
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'DIIICIOl ; lITTlI DIill."
ATTR ilTION ~ MISSION

% certainly was q u.au.frDm wrap
an1 sou could hardly hnme pr,'f
MoHY AioGu.rr Tor wanting 90 how 0lt
,n from Ell h.- sister 1,.E room gr'E
She d1ueol gatly iaof ..i forth across
ihe lobby floor and turned to foD,.t.
fhr well emno apphu onif io receive
tha shock ~ h'r yonn. uf. Tho ardi
euro Nif composed ,f or. person fhv
manager OF tho Hotel DO. ,o.osl H.
app ecuton n two words
You ffodi'
Aftr This kind Of tmrH' Fou can
understand why Mol. ~ chat IN.
lmong ih' briFht Ileh wis preferable
tO pluggine away 80 a honest woising
ro' whose efforts vt. .1i IHr.r IfDd
lioW .h. 'mlarks uul H.r fsmp'u.
Gus career makes d1Fhifui story
which s depicied on tlo srrcen O.,
ON 90 the Mission Thaf.s ou Fr.l1v
1irht OF ih- week ara entitled Ths
Delicious Little Devil rfH Mtr MW.
ur af the star
s. CLEVER cast. lH,IHns no uppu.
Hr YOUNG actor iu.0HH baisniinu
npn0H. lu. dollghtm Wu, .'w
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J.F. BROMER1, DC

Ansrillns orssln.I Chirors.etUr. -
lsb.ishsa five yesra Complete x-Ray
Service Phone ie,istsa, New .oeA,
ton western BulI1ins. AGREES from the
court house.
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Nienna Alone o.
"i,Di's Paradise %

'''f iAfl 100 many ui iNr student
Of 10" Austrian question hryr aptsoarb.
u from the l,ul viewpoint ol N,rr.
alone. Certainly W. siu NON. OF ,b..,
cithor IN the ssri,ultu1l districts. t,.
indusi sl center ~ Linz ar o. OLE.
luniirring rDgioHs Nury Americana
arr vlsii.ng Sa,zhurE iu' tic our.a a
mo attraction then.
We mo,orod d1. ana a h,lf ana
saw bui f"w automobile n V,,rr,
thf heurs % lAier have l.an -rorior,l
Nus"S have advanced Will fh. l.rli,,
of The hrcnen and lrJu,i-r hls .,4
linnrd on th" down flaa. Dur fIf.f
me1 in Austria was at Eior,ry II 90
loeti'd ~ 'he Tyrol r,.Iou ON thu .,.
ircmc western frontier The rood ..u.
r'y was short. bu, fortunately nsh,s.
men had brought lu from thr lake al .,
day o =ood.giz'd catch The cost Of ~.
m'h Tor tour Parsons wsis two hundrr 1
lnoniSnd kronon Before tlfr war ibnt
7onla ht, been approx imsiciv tie0oo
ne iaou,u was then nuv tnoussnf 4,
ire dollr o. O.. ruR auprotimstrl,,
orc hundred thousand
Fhrsr v1a no ry ldrnr., az under orr.
l'n'o emidr'n IN tho agricultural a..
Ri,nF nor ln ih' ntouu;ains The crcp
20 VA fairly good The fertility a..
ne soil has suffered some because ~
Ne h'sh cosf of chemical OF lone ,rr
'uissr Nor. women ana children woe
ITO Jog IN iho folds WHEAT had ben
'Al sra ihrtshins VAS going on.
htl} grain counts not oni,. ir Nu..
".. na' .n l'hu countries 4s ,,,n m.
we rn9rr about tGe G.t that children
n'l' p.nInr w. Ae.ids or vheat th,.
'''4 i'iicn oii th- e.rlI DURING fh. h,..
y We sew ths in laura. Nuetr,
iud Cz,ohosioaatb
We "utfud Nruua or n.rbt ,ir,,
h' inDe n.w pour. Nr.t.I anal
'"'rii'ss. Fhfre "a Z. sh.Ifl.-. ~ ...,I-
"hl lniihe .Svl's. land Aueira ina
"'nc nrlciicilly notfirs win h,- v..,.
Pr PpN'r rr-ouree thr rD.,r r,.,e...,
n'.nE hWt ule HlpssuI~s and AL.
lAnstf 'A'ss nHufd tho ,,al mi-., ma
= ihe Old order Thr p'orI.. al ,t..r,,.
VT" the most hei-4ul ae NV. ,D,.
Nh'f'- As travellers f1oa. r VAS
n'"lihg " eiiT Do many u,sl. go. IL st.iI
a. tn Nisnrese lC,n ~. Place. T,s.t
nun'hrs have ben aurinrn,,l b., ff..
thpuSiuds ~ Germans ,hn rl,.. f-...
Hii's in old srrn ord u .,i. .l,..
ffssi'sn slate. They ESQ "a. ot,I is ma.
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Fer Sale

5-Room modern bungalow lot
5OxlsO. East front. Good fence
and garage worth S6,25O.O0. viii
sell for S5,5OO.CO cash. Reason for
selling have left the city. Write
owner. s. L. Edwards, Box 634,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
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A TEXAS WONDER.

For kidney and bladder troubles, grav.
81 weak ant lamo back, rheufnail,m and
irregularities % the kidneys and bladder
In 10th men ana women. ~ not sold ~
your Gsuggist, viii be sent ~ mail on
receipt ~ si;5 Small bottle often cures
send for swim testimonials. DT Z. ".
Hal. 292e Olive So. 81 Lol.s. No. sold
By Drugg s-AdyeTtlse.nsHts
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~STOp TIINr ITCHING.

Use B4e STAR K.n,o" f.r EczcmJ.
Itch. Tott,r. or Cracked Hands. Rlng.
wcrm. Ciar'.l Hands ana Iscc. Scalp
dis''ve- oil Sores and sores on Chi.
Grcn. also I.r Ftf troubles Gulwnisd
bv CIV D~- store.
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STABLE GOVERNMENT
IS AUSTRlA'S NEED

lcoNTNrEp LOO PAGE oNn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23

It is the ninth chapter in the book,
1.-The Girl and Her Religion" that will be
studied today by the members OF the
Elizabeth Bennett Sunday school class Of
the Gadsden street Methodist church.
The subject Of the chapter IL: "The
Girl with High ideals" Mrs. H. Biloxi
erstaff, teacher Of the class will have
charge OF this interesting part of tho
lesson, with the following points being
discussed:
/. THE process Of ideal making be-
gins in childhood.
g.. A four year old.
b. A ten year old.
G. A twelve year old.
g. "It 10 high ideals which act as a
great commander In chief and we follow
In obedience to their commands.
3. THE strong girls high ideals are
with us, they are q comfort and a Joy"
a. Different types.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23
PENSACOLA BAY BAPTIST ASSOCIATION TO
HOLD FIFTH SUNDAY MEETING AT OLIVE

On Sunday next, the Pensacola Bay
Baptist Association will hold an all day
fifth Sunday meeting, at Olive Baptist
church. This association IL composed OF
all the churches IN this district, and the
material ana members taking part In
the beautiful program have been careful
~ selected from the various Baptist
churches.
The beautiful song service will feature
the program as we'll as win interesting
addresses and sketches. Dinner viii be
served on the grounds, in picnic style
which will indeed be enjoyed by all those
attending.
The following programs have been is
sued for this service:
10000 a. rn.-DevotIonal-A. j. Ransley
1o:15-Reports of Churches. Enroll
ment.
1o:so-B. Y. p. U work-Jno. w.
Penn. ..
11:oo-special Musician. Wendell Nor
ris.
11:O5-sunday schoois-Mr. Leonard
mcdonnell.
1915 D. m-Dinner on the Grounds.
1:S0--Song Service led by Anna Prest-
wood.
1:46-Missionary Sketch, intermediate
B. Y. p, U. of the First Baptist Church
Mrs. Lee mcdonnell.
2:15-Educational. Three Divisions.
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a beautiful scene when more than eighty
guests gathered to enjoy the party of last
Tuesday. A refreshing fruit punch was
served the guests and at the close OF
the game the following guests were
awarded the prizes named:
Ladies' trophies:
First prize, a half dozen tumblers-
Mrs. Walter Biggs.
Second prize, pair of grey silk hose
Mrs. Jas. A. White.
Third prize, a hand worked linen card
table cover-Little Miss Rachael Quina.
BOBBY, a lemon-Mrs. Richard Mea-
cham.
Gentlemen's trophies
First prize, a thermos bottle--Mr. WAL
ter Johnson.
Second prize, a safety razor-Mr. j
Remioh.
Third prize. box of Melba cream and
pewder-Mr. F. e. Commyns.
BOBBY q lemon-Mr c. s. Riley.
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Combinations Aid Economy
BY Marian Hale.

NEW YORK-The coat gown. the
combination cape and gown, the wrap
and dress effect-you see more al
hanees OF form and fashion this sea-
son than ever before.
It's the old theatrical expression.
"doublins-In brass" brought into
practical demonstration in a new line.
And 1t Is great for the economical wo-
man.
The combined wrap and dress of
brocadsd canton crepe, worn by Irene
Castle. illustrates the point. The
straight lines OF the gown are unbrok-
en- except for a silver, metalized belt
The brocade, which is silver gray,
forms also a sweeping wrap effect with
deep hood-like collar.
From deep shoulder seams the ma
terIal falls in long drapes.
The sleeve line continues into a sort
of jacket.
This entire wrAL may be removed
and a straight lined gown remains.
The long, tight sleeve, which Is re-
vealed when the coat Is removed, is
completely disguised when the wrap is
adjusted. 1t then takes on the new
flowing effect.
Indeed, two complete costumes are
made from this combination. The
small turban of gray duvetyne Is en-
broidered in silver.
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MIR. AND MRS. ]. E. DANIELS TO ENTERTAIN WITH
SECOND OF SERIES OF DELIGHTFUL CARD PARTIES

Mr. and Mrs. julius z. Daniels will en-
terrain with a benefit card party on
Tuesday evening. July 9th. at their love-
ly bungalow home, No. lot East B1ount
street.
This is the second Of the series Of
delightful card parties given by the
Catholic Daughters of America, for the
benefit of their building fund, and will
prove as successful event as the first of
last Tuesday evening, given by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. e. Streeter at their home on
North Reus street
The card games will begin promptly
at eight o'clock and all those who are
anticipating with pleasure, this event.
will kindly make all reservations to the
hostess by noon Tuesday. Phone 1902.
All Catholic Daughters OF America and
their friends are most cordially invited
to enjoy this lovely card party.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs Streeter was
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"THE GIRL WITH HIGH IDEALS" TOPIC TO BE
STUDIED BY THE ELIZABETH BENNETT CLASS

4. "The girl, whatever her station in
life, whatever her occupation, who has
kept her high ideals has right to be
happy.
With this chapter the first section OF
book, "The GIRL viii DO complete, and
next Sunday Her Religion" will be read
and discussed.
Miss Hollie Jones and her selected
helpers will have charge of the lesson
period Of the class.
The young girls are busily preparing
for a summer sale, this sale will be one
of the most attractive given by the class
The regular monthly business meeting
of the class will be held on Friday even
ing at 6:15 o'clock, at the home Of Mrs
J. H Bickerstaff.
At this meeting a beautiful and very
Impressive vesper service viii be held
when all members OF the class will take
mart.
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MRS. WILLIAM PFEIFFER
ENTERTAINS WITH CARDS

A pretty event of Saturday after
noon was the card party at which Mrs
William A. Pfeiffer was hostess en-
Pertaining at the San Carlos hotel
for her guests the Misses Holman OF
Alabama.
Four tables Of 500 were in play on
the mezzanine floor which was lovely
with its flowers and singing birds.
The game was enjoyed for more than
an hour when Mrs. Roy Taylor was
awarded a lovely box of correspond
ence cards for high score, the BOBBY
dainty set of lingerie clasps fell to
Miss Hilda Anderson, while the con-
ISOLATION a box Of face powder was
cut by Miss Mab1e Pfeiffer.
A delicious ice course was served
the guests who included Misses Elva
Holman, Lottie Lee Holman, Hlnire
Bell, Hilda Anderson, Gertrude Mum,
Margaret Anderson. Pauline Reese,
Virginia Walker, Clara Hardy, Mabel
Pfeiffer. Mesdames Waseman, Miller,
Roy Taylor, Eugene Taylor, Campbell
and the hostess Mrs. Pfeiffer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Tablets and Lydia E. Pinkham's
Blood Medicine and improved every day.
I do all my own work now except the
washing and do it with ease. l can ac-
complish as much in day now as it
would have taken me q week to do last
winter and try to get every one know
to take your medicine to build them up.
You are welcome to use this letter as
testimonial if you like. Mrs. CHAs.
BAKER. q Spencer Ave-, Hornell, NY.
In almost every neighborhood there
are women who know of the value Of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. They know because they have
taken it and have been helped. Why
don't you give it trial?
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PHONE SO FROM
10 A. M TO 6 P. M.
MR.. AND MRS. HOFFMAN
HONOR GUESTS AT RECEPTION.


Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Hoffman of Jack
sonviIle were the guests of honor at
tending very delightful reception given
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hoffman at their
home on East Jackson street, Thursday
evening.
The parlors. where the guests assemb-
led were thrown open and were very
prettify decorated with a quantity OF
sweet perfumed flowers and potted plants.
A delightful program of contests and
games were carried out and thoroughly
enjoyed after which Mrs. Olga White
Barnes, who is a sister of Mrs. w. c.
Hoffman, entertained with very inter-
esting recitation also number of solos,
beautifully rendered.
Later in the evening Misses Barbara
and Virginia Hoffman served the guests
an attractive ice course.
TIE guests who shared the evening s
pleasure with Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hoffman
were: Misses Ruth Pfeiffer, Oril Will
liams, Lois Carter. Tessie Morgan. Lillian
Dubuisson, Dorothy Hess, Ernestine and
Louise shambeau, Ida Wilhelm, Frances
Morey, Barbara and Virginia Hoffman.
White Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Batson,
Messrs. Phil Hancock. Jimmie West,
Raymond Friedrichsen, Lars Sanchez,
Stein Sara, Kipling Hess, Walter Busey.
Henry Dubuisson, Ben Dubuisson. Brad
ley and C. P. o. HIN and tho host and
hostess.
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nal NOTES FROM
LAND PARK.

be meeting at the school house Wed
Pay night was postponed on account
he rain until next Wednesday night,
2s.
+. and Mrs Dodd are the proud par
of a fine little daughter, born Mon
July T.
Macarthur and wife are visiting their
Ehter at Bradley, Ala.
harles Fl. Hall and daughter, Miss
Pa have lest FOR Detroit and points
Pss the border in Canada. Mr.. Hall
return IN the fall.
r. Chalhe is erecting a dwelling on
property facing the Flomaton road.
r Frank is building a home on the
h road.
+ c, McCaffrey left here Sunday to
f. his annual trip to Flint.
r A. v Herring has moved to West
sacoia An enjoyable evening was
Il on the evening Of their departure
fnany Of their friends.
rs Garrison has returned from her
Ftion In Louisville
ooert Chamberlain is visiting friends
Detroit.
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ssNEFIT CARD PARTY.

and Mrs. Julius e. Daniels will be
and hcstess 20 the second OF the de-
hui SERIES Of card parties, given by
Catholic Daughters of America, for
benefit Of their building fund, at
+ home, l701 East Blount street,
day evening at o'clock. All men,
and their friends are cordially in
!. Reservations must be made be-
Tuesday,
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SALE STARTS AT 8 O'CLOCK AND
RUNS FOR FOUR HOURS UN-
LESS ALL ARE SOLD BEFORE

You've never seen such wonderful
Lamp Values. Every shade is covered
and lined with genuine silk, and each
Lamp has two genuine silk pull cords.
The post are the very latest Poly
chrome post, in different styles and
carvings.
You will have to act quick Monday
morning as we only have a limited
number to sell. So we advise that
you be here promptly at 8 o'clock so
you can get your choice Lamp in your
choice color before they are all sold.
95c is all the cash you need. And you
can pay the balance $1.00 a week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23
With The Clubs
and Lodges
EVE HUNDRED CLUB.

h. Five Hundred Club, playing for
benefit Of the Woman's Home, will
Al the home of Mrs. C. S. Bonaoker,
rsday afternoon at four o'clock. All
ss who are unable to attend will
Sc notify the hostess, at 1918 East
no street
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23
SENIOR EIEAGIIE-

The devotional meeting Of the Senior
Epworth League Of the Gadsden Street
Methodist church will be held at Z
o'clock Sunday evening. and this SER
vice promises to be unusually good.
Miss Vic Shepherd will be the leader.
The attractive program will be en-
riched by special musical numbers. All
are cordially invited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23

the matter with me.
II was tired out all
over anditwasa an eff
fort for me to move.
u was irritable and
could notsleepnights
and had trouble with
my bowels and at my
periods. 1t seemed
thatnearly everyone
around me knew of
your medicine and
wanted me to try it,
so at last / took
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23
Church Societies
FIRST RAPTIsT CHURCH.

Special music will be rendered at the
First Baptist church by the choir at
the morning service. h..
A trio will be sung by Mrs. A. c..
Binkley and two daughters. Misses
Faith and Gail. They will sing, Peace
leave with you"
The Junior Choir will lead the con-
gregational singing at this service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23
SENIOR EPwoRTH LEAGUE.

The Senior Epworth League of the
First Methodist church will hold its
regular devotional service on Sunday
afternoon at Z o'clock, in the lecture
hall Of the church. A very interesting
program has been prepared and all
members and friends are expected to
be present. -.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23
PHONE SO FROM
10A. NJ TO P. M.
/, VARY PACE TO LEAD

ma EpwoRTH LEAGUE.
ssntor Epworth League Of the
vstsodist church will hold its reg
3,yotIonal services at seven o'clock
1sae>s rooms, this evening, when
mry Pace III be the leader, rem
the following program:
I.'s,Or.s-Aphians "a, 1886. and
ts,,.t-"sociaI Duties and Country
Hoo"
sTN,
,N,r Of Bible verses-Members.
tTs-Messrs. Fred Berry and Clar-
Melton.
lsctioH.
rnouncements'
mn
astiotIon,
r,ombers and their friends are In
4 n attend this and all other SER
rIyen by the live wire league mem-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23
CARD oE THANKS.

We wish to express our thanks for the
kindness shown, and for the beautiful
flowers sent during the illness and death
of our little son.
C. D. LEPoIDEvANT AND FAMILY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23
JUNIOR Z. LEAGUE.

The Junior Epworth League of the
Gadsden Street Methodist church will
meet at the usual hour, 6 o'clock at
which time the regular devotional SER
vice will be held.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-23
ROYAL NEIeHeoRs OF A.

!. Roya! Neighbors of America will
their regular meeting Tuesday even
!, 1880 o'clock at the Moose hall. All
sers are urgently requested TO attend
meeting.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT

The Local Department Of the First
Methodist church will meet in the
church parlors on Tuesday afternoon
at four o'clock. Every member is
urged to attend
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MoMAN,s RELlEF coRPs.

te regular meeting of the Woman's
Il Corps will be held at 2;80 O'Clock
BY afternoon in the Moose hall. Mem
are expected to attend.
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Baptist church will hold its regular
monthly study at four o'clock on
Monday afternoon in the church par
lors. All members are requested to
be present.
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The Summer Assembly-Miss Elisabeth
Penn.
Our Country 3. Y. P. U. work-Mr. r.
M. Merritt.
Schools-Dr. A. .Odon, Jr.
s:Oo-Seleot place for next meeting, and
adjourn until then.
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rs MINNIE MESSER
irERTAINc

EHIAINS.
U.s. Minnie Messer entertained Thurs
evening with a lovely surprise party
'noT Of her mothers birthday.
any enjoyable games and music were
Fsd during the evening. German
per and Sweeney Filllngim were the
'er' Of the peanut contest. Those
enjoyed this courteEy with Mrs. Mes
were Misses Wilha LaBelle, Jen-
ae'ter oriN Flemhing, Alma Fair
., Pa'rea Harrington, Tnga and Hilda
, ,.a' Jewell Messer. Maudoma era
%eSSrs German Cooper, Schley Cor
sweeney Fnlingim, Eugene Harring-
o,ui Mass, Tom Clopton, Mr.. and
wiley Powell, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs.
's' and others.
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BIBLE STUDY CLASS MEETING
The Bible Study Glass of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society Of the First
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ANNOUNCE the BIRTH
OF a FINE DAUGHTER,

Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. Thames of 1873
East Jackson street announce the birth
of a fine daughter, born on Tuesday, July
18th. This newly arrival will bear tho
name OF Mary Ellen.
Mrs. Thames was before her marriage,
Miss Ellen Beal Of Atlanta, Ga.
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TEN POUND DAUGHTER
ARRIVED THURSDAY.

Mr. and Mrs. e. o. Pursell Of Myrtle
daughter, who arrived at their home
Thursday. July 20th. and who win bear
the name of Nellie Margaret.
Mrs. Pursell was before her marriage,
Miss Katie Lee Hamilton.