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stocked up with goods bought when
the market Was much lower
The announcement OF New York's
closing rate of exchange Saturday
turned sunday into a busy day at
home for all the i:oursc traders who
were computing overnight the
amount of their gains. while the tel
ephones of banking officials were
swampcd with inquiries regarding
tn. prospects OF exchange.
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chicago AZ. beCcHDtr 2. 1879.
To tho stockholders Of the Security Life
INSURANCE. Company Of Americas:
You arc hereby notified that the rcgu-
lar annual meeting o.! The s,ockhoiders
OF America VIII H. he'd the V!Ncc Of
tho company. Mutual building. In the
city OF Richmond. Va. on "Wednesday.
the 10Th day OF January. 4. -. 1879, Al,
tho hour OF 10 O'Clock a. NJ. Tor the pur-
pos. Of clcctIng direct OF the company
FOR the ensuing yoar and the transactlon
OF any and all other bu-IIcH. which may
DO submitted TO the meeting.
~ order OF the board Of directors.
-. ". JOHNSON,
lgus.l< NJ.
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I.snes Largo Chrlxtmnx Number.

MARTINSVIII.E. VA. Dec 49,
The Henry Bulletin issued Friday -
very attractive twenty tour-paga
Christmas trade and industrial eds
ton with II handsome four-coIos
cover. Prominent place 10 given Ia
this edition to the manufacture ot
furniture in Henry County. which ins
dustry represents q capitalization Of
about 34,0oo.00o.
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.Inuirs VI WIInnrc

lfNC!IBURi. VA, Dec. lS-james
NJ. Wilmorc, %. died Thursday eve
ming at his home nrrr Monroe. after
a long illness OF pcllaGra. He is sur
vivcd BY his Wife. Mrs. Anna VIII
more
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Norman IT cnrn~r.

LYNCilRURG. VA. Dec. tS.-Nor
man II. Garner. 66. died Sunday night
at his home here. after sour days
Illness az pneumonia. He was ma
tive OF Isle OF Wight County. but had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-19

lived here seventeen years. having
engaged successfully as merchant.
MI Garner is survived by his wife.
Mrs Cora L!chtord and le.ycar-old
son, Norman r., Jr
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY POLLARD & BAGBY. INC.
Trustees Auction Sale
A Thoroughly Modern
New Bungalow Home
in Bellevue Park
known as
No. IA Pope Avenue
Fronting 100 Feet on
Pope Avenue

In execution of 4 deed OF trust.
dated November 10. 1922. and record
al In lienr!Co circuit Court, r. b.
is-B, page la2. default having been
mad" ia a portion Of tho debt thereby
secured. and being required by the
beneficiary 81 to DO. we will sell at
auction. on tho promises on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 90. 1922.
At I o'clock J.. NJ.
the above mentioned. new. desirable
home property. The hous. was built
for home and not TO sell; everything
Is OF the best and IL Will make AN
ideal homo. Their. IS Il garage on
the lot. TERMS. Cash
rOLLAlD * BAGBY, Ike.
Trustee.
= B.-"hii" the terms above men
toned are cash, the. a,uCtionccrs viii
be glad 10 max" a reasonable loan Oh
tie above mentioned ryoD.r;v
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~ CIiANcERY.


~ CiIA%CERY.
Tho object OF THIS suit - 20 obtain FOR
tn plaintiff a d"cr-n against the defend
RHt tor divorce from bed and board upou
IA" ground % abandonment and a"s"rito
suI after thre" years shall have elapsed
from the date OF such tcscrtton. to en-.
large and merge sucn decree !ur divorce
from bed and board Int" t decree for a
divorce from the bonds OF mttriuIuny, and
10 s"cuFc deere" -Ntimsu!sh!ns tho
MARTA! rights OF the defendant, In any
property now owned or hereafter acquired
by the piain:!n.
An hMdavit having been filed nat tho
defendant Is not "a resident OF the Stat.
OF virginia. 81 IS ordered lnat the said
Lillian +. MarHhall. defendant. do appear
before this court Within ten days after
due publication OF this order. and do what
IS necessary to protect her interests.
Ccpy-T"ste:
LUTHER LIBBY.
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Mrs. E.. L.. walker.

Mrs. e. l.. Walker. of II south Bel
ridrre Street. died sunday afternoon
at 80 o'clock
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hfNCltBCRG, VA. Dec. lS-James
a. Davidson. g. died Thursday at his
nome III lower Campbell County. IIs
IS survived by his wife and two sons,
j. I. and II. l. Davidson.
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Funeral or Oscar Hacker.

Funeral services for Oscar Hooker
62. president OF the James McCiraw
Company. who died Sunday night at
his home. 200 West Grace Street. will
be conducted this morning from the
home
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FRS! %".yto%Ai. nA>N,

Tho regular aEau,. meeting Of the
RIO, nho!Gsrs II tnr !t.st SHt.gi.al .ianE, o.
EieAUOa., Va. Tor iu- election %: Glrec-
,otS Tor tie ratification OF tho acts %
the directors irr ine lac, ascsi yc.r and
Tor the Transaction OF any other business
VhIch may property come before The said
meeting. wili Is hc.d TUESDAY. JAS.
CAI.r :. it.3. at u noon. ia the Glrcc .OrH'
room o; the bank. %lGth aud Ma.a streets.
k!cAnOHi. Va.
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rsot pine lumber. ooooh-
land County. 26 miles from Richmond,
GA miles from railroad. VIII soil At bar.
Rbin BoI j 40. care rhs D-Latch
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY SUTTON & co. INC,
Real Estate Auctiunecrs,
Richmond. Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
TIE FRAME DWELLING KNOWN
AS No. 3l2i EANES AVENUE
RICHMOND, VA.
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VI L II L " G--The annual stockhoIdcr..
meeting OF tho German-Amorican Build.
Ing and Loan Corporation will BIO held
at tho Sompany's Office on Wednesday
January. 10. 1923. at o'clock p. NJ.
Chas. *. willie. Secretary and Treasurer.
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NitGISIA-.S TUE Law ASD EQUITY
'DCET OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
ItIE -.IH DAY or NOVEMBER. i...
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TER EDITH & MEREDITH. p. q.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
UNIVERSAL. LEAF TOBACCO
COMPANY. lNC.
The regular quarterly dividend OF 20
on the preferred stock Of the Universal
Leaf Tobacco Company. Incorporated. has
been declared. payable on January .. 1929
10 the stockholders uf record a; Tho close
% business On December 10. 1929.
L. ". DOHIEH.
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RICHMOND. VA. DECEMBER s. 1921
The regular aunya! meeting OF the
shaEehO.tcIs az This bank VII DC held a.
their banking Lopso ~ - o'clock noon on
Tuesday. January :. 1873 Tor the election
OF d!Tectois. and tor the Transaction OF
any Uth.. business which may properly
come before s.lI meeting.
WAnkr.S =. GODDARD.
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JAMES y. LAfI.. JR.. Cashier.
SHAREHOLDERS MEETI-Y;Gl--

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Tho regular annual meeting o. tho
shar-h old"rs Il this tank viii ~ held IN
Eu,-tay. January =. 1929 a. twelve O'Clock
noon. a. ~ bsnHIns Aouse. co-rcr Tenth
and Main streets tug tn, election 0. d.
I"ctots and such pin,r business as may
properly come before tho meeting
MN
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By CRUTCHFIELD G. COMPANY
Real Estate and Loans
102 North Eighth Street

known ms S gSG sale Of desirable store
ing Street '
IN rear
tho ~
OF H. I,lab
D. pohcrty's H.
~ CONTAMINATION
THURSDAY; DEcEMgER 81. 1929.
the above
nortb
No
~ 800 ''''e' no"
frame dwcin
JOG ' 'O.' w. $3.50
on norm mc or baker
"N'''"'' ''' '"''-
The in Ward
or ulnc
a - 'ONN '' ''"'N~' 'o
plat will he
bird
IL Of
aimed
Il.
r.. w.
j
mission
The bond by
''1
O
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FIRST NATIONAL BASK.
Richmond Ia

December -. 1922
The Directors u tins bank has this day
declared the regular Quarterly dividend
o: 31o on capital stoch. payable January
?. lt-J. TO stocKhuldeTs II record d. de-
cem6er 27th. Chc.Gs VIII be mailed De-
CemD-r 90. 1872.
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il%E TlMBER-siO.00 900 feet pine timber
for. HJLi. GuOGhland County 50 n thou
sand. II III. care Tho Dispatch
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REX o. JONES CO., INC.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION %. modern
! W"s, .srd hosuo. itcail, located and It.
hs1Hrifui condition. reduced price; aA.y
'"rms ly.anh u ally 60. Haudu!ph
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

GARAGES.
Rear 1918 Hanover Avenue.
Rear zoe North Elm.
Rear 400 block Itcnsington Ave-
ruc troar Leo SCHOOL,.
Roar 206 North Addison Street,
Rear 36i5 Grove Avenue.
J. a. CONNOLLY Il CO.,
Seventh ana Franklin.
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AUCTfONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
81
Chicago i'll. Dccomber .. 1o1:

SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF AMERICA
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Suburban for Sale
Wuntcd-nca, r>t.;e


FOR .-suhs. lis, your property with o. c.
Taylor % North Smith Street.
Foh results list YOUR property With US
Gar.v,' IS CO.. ii!2 East Alaln
REAL. ESl ATE-l.;s; your property with
uS f"r sale or for rent. Morton O.
ThaIhimer. second Floor. First National
Sank huiiiins. Randolph 81 and 66.
real. tSTATE-Iist your property with
us for sale or for rent. We can ,,rye
you. Schmidt Wilson x Richardson.
Inc 20 North Eighth Street.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. Real Es
tate OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rentals md
lonna seventh and Main Streets.
LIST your property with US for rent or
FOR sale. Brooks K Richardson. Inc, IA
North Eighth Randolph 6l4s
List Your Vacant property Wta
MEiEA k.LMAN.
500 Mutual BldE. Mad 2st6.
will rndravor to secure tenant.
FOR RESULTS. list your farms and city
property Win Pollard x BaEby 1909
East AiaIn Street
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RE>IL EST ATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land for sule !.
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Al CTiONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC
SAFETY.
Room No 500. City Hall.

iaCSul 4NOtICts III
OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC
SAFETY,
Room No. SOC. City Hall
Richmond. Va. December 10. 1922.
PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals viii be received n,
this oHics until Monday. January 5. 1929.
at IL O'Clock noon. for the erection ana
completion of Il FIRE ALARM STATION,
10 be located on Monroe rurk, as directed
R!chmohd. Va, according to plans and
Srhciheat'ons as prepared 10y Mcssrs. Chr
nsai & Johnston. Architects
rams and specifications can no seen
anu other information can be had upon
hpp'ichtion at tho Building Inspectors
Office. Room No. sos, city Hall.
ceIlHed check for $500 must accom-
pahy al proposals. and bond equal 10
% per cent OF tho amount OF contract
fwn, De REQUIRED OF tho successful bidder.
: The INJECTOR OF Public Safety reserves
'h"' W 'e'ect any and all bids Of
iefeu' WIN. n. MYERS
Director OF Public Safety
THE UNION BANK OF RICUMOND
The directors OF this bank have tod,v
declared the usual quarterly dividend n,
80 on ts capital stock. payable OUT of
the earnings of this quarter on Januarv
LIST to stockholders OF record al of Deccm
Der 10Th. Checks Will he mailed
{. G. BARESDALE
s. Cashier.
f EFT L y G-The annual stockhoIdcr..
meeting OF tho German American BuiId
Ing and Loan Corporation will ~ h.I,
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Oppurtunity 40. 4.

Total to date ...... siS7.9o
Amount requested. $500.
Amount needed. Sl2.ln.
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Opportunity No. q.

Total :" dat" ........
Amount requested. $500.
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WHEN you want what yuu want and want
II Immediately. read ihe Dispatch Want
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09
Eight Canoes Are
Smashed Going
Down the Rapids

Narrow escapes are common among
players Of film companies.
But in "The Storm" the Universal
Jewel special coming to the Isis
Theatre on Monday. the public Will
have an opportunity OF seeins the
perils in which the star, House Pet
ers, Virginia valli, Matt Moore and
Josef swiokard were placed several
times during the filming. STOKES
about their dangerous experiences
are corroborated by scenes In the
picture.
Universal sent the unit under Reg
inald Bankers direction to the Feath-
err River Canyon in the northern part
Of California. Reginald Barker 10 q
director Of the widest experience. but
he has never seen 50 many CLOSE
shaves" in the making OF one picture
as there were in 1.-THE Storm"
On q narrow mountain stream with
deadly current and hidden rocks
Miss Valli and Swickard made eight
trips In a canoe for thrilling scenes
Each time the canoe was smashed
That was the only way for the grir
Of the current to be brolxen-rope the
players and drag them out, letting thu
fragile canoes smash.
| Peters and Matt Moore escapee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09
AaoUT PEOPLE We KNOW

Mr.. Randall Hagsrnan left on last eve
ming for Mariana, Fla. where he ex-
poets to spend several days as the guest
of friends and relatives before going on
to Gainesville to resume his studies at
the university.
Mr.. John D. Bell left Thursday at noon
for Oxford, Miss, where he win resume
his study OF medicine at the university.
Mrs. J. J. Gibson left on Monday for
MonroevilIe, Ala. where she will be the
guest Of her brother and sister-in law
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Moore.
Rev. J. C. Skottowe returned home
yesterday morning from Jacksonville. al
which place he attended the meeting o.
the Board of Missions.
Miss Mary Winston Jones left the frs
mart of the week for Kansas City. Mo.
TO resume her duties In the First Ma
t,onal Bank OF Kansas. after spending
the summer here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. @. Jones.
Mrs. Walter Yonge and two children
walter, Jr., and Julia Anne, OF Panama
CITY are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. p
X Yonge at their home on East JacksoI
street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09

The Pensacola Chapter, DeMolay
entertained with a delightful bay
party on Thursday evening honoring
their members who will leave within
a very short time to take up their
studies at heir. respective preparatory
schools and colleges in far away
centers of higher learning.
This party which has been such a
delightfully."- anticipated affair was
given aboard the steamer Sister"
and the hosts and their girl friends
left the wharf at 1880 for Saufley
Beach where they spent the evening
swimming, dancing and enjoying
other pleasures which this much Wis
tied spot on Santa Rosa Island af-
fords. After these reoreations the
party Toasted on a very delicious pic
mic lunch.
Among the guests present at this
Mrs. NJ. G. LePoidevant has moved
10 1910 East DeSoto street. Phone
Number is 1976-W.
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NOTICE

Persons wishing to COM
municate with Commits
sioner Sanders relative
to matters pertaining to
streets, plumbing, Sew
ers, wharves, lighting
and Water Department,
can reach him by calling
phone 415.
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Women and Events
Phone SO between 10a. m and 6 p. m
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Merritt Entertain
With An Enjoyable Salmagundi Party

One Of the most enjoyable parties Of
the week in which the younger college
set participated was the progressive sal
magundi party at which Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Merritt were host and hostess on
last evening entertaining in honor Of
their sons, Messrs. Richard and Jack
Merritt, who leave within q few days to
resume their college careers.
The Merit home on North Baylen
street was an ideal place for a summer
evening for It was cool and most cheerful
looking with its pretty potted plants and
lovely bright colored flowers nodding
their heads from tall vases and pretty
baskets.
A number Of tables were set for vari-
Gus progressive games, and this delight
full party was concluded after the guests
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09
Exchange Clubs to
Meet in Louisville

LOUISVILLE, Sept. s.-The con-
vention Of the National Exchange
Clubs, which will be held in Louis
Vile September 2S. 90 and 81, will
bring here about 5000 members and
their wives, 1t was announced today
by Herbert r, Eoehl state president.
President Harding, who Is an Eek
chanReite," and several other speak
ers of national prominence have been
invited to appear on the program.
There are approximately $4,000 mem
hers Of the 800 Exchange Clubs in
the United States.
Business sessions will be held dur
ing the mornings the convention Is in
session. The afternoons ana evenings
will be given over largely to enter
tainment and to addresses.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09
Social Calendar
aAruRpAY,

eATuRDAY.
Public installation Of officers by the
Pensacola Chapter, Order Of DeMo1ay,
at 1880 D. un In the Masonic Temple.
Supper to be served BY the ladies' OF
Myrtle Grove from 3 A. u. unsil also
P. NJ. for the benefit OF the eight
months term.
Patronage Of the pubic win be apprs-
ctated.
Dance at the Country Club at $50
o'clock, and all members Of the club are
invited to attend.
ODE TO THE BEACH.
Sand in the ocean, sand on the shores
Sand In the icebox, sand on the
floor.
Sand on the baby, sand on maj
Sand on Aunt Lizzie and sand On pa.
Sand in the flivver, sand on the cat:
Sand in your shaving mug and sand
in your hat,
Sand in your salad, sand In your
shoes;
Sand in your bathing suit and sand
in the booze.
Sand in the beefstsaR, sand In the
pies:
Sand IN the charIotte russo ana eanO
in your eyes.
Sand in the sugar, sand in the salt;
Why, the gosh darn STUFF e"en sets
In the malt!
Sand in your toothbrush, sand IN
your pants
As we'll a. rev score St'aeS "N~
ants. . ="
Sand in the butter sand in the meat:
Sand in everything that you gotta
eat.
sheets: 49,.
Sand in the pillows, sand in the
cand in Amelia's hair. sand IN
Fete's.
Sand on the sidewalk, sand In the
air;
oh. it's sand, sand SAND sand. sand
everywhere!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09
Miss Josephine Reed Recipient of
Lovely Party Given by Mrs. O. H. Smith

Miss Josephine Reed of New Orleans,
guest Of Miss Ir1na Desilva, was the re-
cipient Of another lovely courtesy on
Thursday evening when Mrs. o. H.
Smith, Jr., delightfully."- entertained in her
honor with bridge party at her home
on West Lloyd street.
Three tables were arranged in the llv-
ing room for the playing of the game,
and the guests spent very pleasant,
but brief afternoon absorbed in the con-
test. Progress was made after every four
hands and following the ending of the
game and totaling of scores prizes were
awarded. the ace prize, a box of choco-
late bon-bons, going to Miss Lucy An
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09
Demolay Boys Give Farewell Party
Honoring Their School Members

farewell party were. The chaperones
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Partridge, Mrs.
Damn and Misses Maude Allen, Leta
wilkins, Lottie Watson. Ona Pryor,
Anna Mary Hall, Helen Turner,
Kathleen Van Pelt, .Peggie Hawkins.
Lannie Pinney, Katie Bailey, Ray
Aronowitz, Louise Buck. Dorothy
Rice, Modesto Brewton, Hazel Lewis,
Bessie Gerster, Miss Scitz, and these
members of the Pensacola DeMolay
chapter: Messrs. Cecil and Laurence
Rogers, ]. w. Friedman, Kenneth
Kahn, Emanuel Levy, Charles Henry
Levy, Stanley Wolfe, George Villar
Emory Thames, Clifford Lyle, Ken
meth Fulghum, Cecil Robinson, VIII
liam Brown, william McChesney
Willie Daley. stephen Klein, Byrd
Sims, Jimmie Holland, Clifton Welsh
and McDavid Caro-.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09

had enjoyed an hour or 80 given over to
dancing, ana delicious Ice refreshment
course.
Those who entered into the evening
festivities were: Misses Betty Souis, Al
lyme Bonacker, jamie Reese, Clifford
Clarke, Marguerite MayeS, Kathleen MO
Lain, Dorothy Forbes, Wilma, Jessie ana
Anna Mary Hall, Clara Moreno. Anna
Lamar. Judith Maxwell, Doris Merritt
Messrs. Jack Cant. Billy Dick Turner
John soule, Treadwell covington' New
man McLain, Alvin White. Edgar Ele-
bash, Charlie Lamar, Jack Kehoe, Pickett
Jones, Joe Calvert, Midshipnen Francis
Mitchell and Sherry McAdams, Lieut.. W.
B. James. Ensign Harrington, the honor
ees Messrs Jack and Richard Merritt
and the host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Merritt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09

son; the BOBBY. also a box of candy, to
Miss Aline Arson, while the consolation,
an emblem of good luck, was cut by Miss
Helen Carter.
Before the conclusion Of this delightful
party honoring Miss Reed delicious indi-
vidual brick ice cream and small angel
food cakes were served.
Among the guests were: Misses Jose
phine Reed, Irma DeSilva, Lola Johnson
Annie Mary and Jessie Hall, Consuelo
Cafiero, Lannie Pinney, Lucy and Aline
Arson, Ruth McLane and Elizabeth and
Carrie Moreno.
Joining the card players during the aft
ernoon were Mrs. c. w. Forum, Mrs. E
K. Fogg, Misses Helen and Genie Carter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09
Miss Willie Bell Graham Delightfully."-
Entertains With Bridge Party

handkerchief bag embroidered in dainty
handmade wooden flowers, while Miss
Marguerite Mayes claimed the BOBBY
prize, a candle stick. The consolation, a
handsome tea towel, was cut by Miss
Aline Arson.
This informal party was concluded aft
err a delicious Ice course had been served.
Miss Graham's guests at this pleasant
affair were: Misses Clara Moreno, Cal
purnia and Olympia Suhlette, Lannie
Pinney, Aline and Lucy Arson, Clifford
Clarke, Jessie, Anna Mary and Wilma Hall
Dolores Brownson, May White, Mar
guerita Mayes, Hilda Bingham, LYDIA Ma
lone and Lillian Thomas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09

Yesterday afternoon Miss Willie Belle
Graham delightfully."- entertained for a
number Of her friends at her pretty home
on North Twelfth avenue, and four ia
bles were grouped together for a bridge
contest.
Beautiful bright colored zennias and
coral vine flowers were used effectively
in decorating the living room of the
home. and the afternoon proved very de-
Mshtful for those who were invited to
share this courtesy, the guests finding
interest in the card game throughout
a seemingly short afternoon.
Miss Lannie Pinney made high score
and fell heir to the first prize, pretty
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09
BAY PARTY At sAUFLEY
BEACH ON THURSDAY

A very enjoyable affair was the Bay
Party given on Thursday evenins OS
MFR. Herbert Rivers, saufley Beach pc
ing chosen as the destination for the
outing.
o,oIocv nm the Donna" and efter
reaching the Island they donned bath
ing suits to take a refreshing dip IN
the water. Then they spent some
time in dancing too. and the good
things to eat that followed these
recreations tasted mighty fine IN
| deed. H..
Mrs. C. B. Jones chaperoned tne
party consisting Of the following boys
and girls: Misses Ruth villar, Natalie
street Nita Braawell, Messrs How
ard Mcclellan, Albert Davis, Jesse
street Harold Lewis, Jack You'd Eo
BOMBAY, William Bell Street, Herbert
Rivers, the host ana others.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09
A CORRECTION.

A negro was arrested and placed In
the city Jail some time ago who gave
his name as Ed Ceruti. However the
real I'd Ceruti is white man and de-
sirss to state that ne has no connec-
ton with the case.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-09
HELPED His BACK

Backache, rheumatic pains, dizziness
and blurred vision are symptoms Of kid
ney trouble. MY husband had a bad
back" writes Mrs, Fl. Mccullough, Eas-
ton, Pa. "'whep ne sat down he could
hardly get UP and then he would be
drawn over to one side. He tried Foley
kidney pills ana they cure dhiIn." Foley
kidney pills ana they cured him" Foley
bladder trouble. Sold everywhere.-AdV.