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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22

nouri~hcd with her body and blood
something that she had never seen
and then to refuse 1t her own mIIK'
after it had become living human
being, demanding a mothcrS 5 care
Il would ada Il heavier complaint, !,
against the charsc> oI F"'"'InuS'
sad the Doctor for III op''','.'S
a nurse there IS the CRIME ol lah'ns
away the rIS"'IUI hou''Sn'LiHI oL
some other natural deserving chIld'
and giving 1t to the enid Oh Wo,
man who hdu wasted her OWL anu
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22
A HOME FOR A GIRL

Some girl, II to 10 years old, who
hasn't u home and wants one, down
on the banks where the air is al
ways sweet and the fish always fresh,
can get a place as one of the fam
lily in the home of a member Of the
L. S. Coast Guard. The Coast
Guardsman wants some one to be
company for his wife while he IS
away from home. The name of the
family will be furnished any inter
csted party.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22
FROM ONTARIO TO CAROLINA
ONLY TO GET SHOT DOWN

\ wild goose that WAS banded by
man in Kingsvillc, Ontario, Carada
this summer, was killed Tuesday,
Dee. 10, on Lake Mattamuakcct, at
New Holland, in Hyde County. An
aluminium band on one leg Of the
goose carried the wording: Write
Box Is, KingsvilIc, Ont. BE not
afraid, only believe. Mark 5:36." W.
T.. Thcrk:ldSon. manager OF the
Orth Carolina Farms, Inc. of New
Holland, exhibited the band to friends
aid acQuaintances in Elizabeth City
this week.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22

james \. Vann, of Fayetteville,
has been Treasurer of the Sunday
School of the First Baptist Church
of Fayetteville, since 1896 - more
than 2j years, and has not missed
Sunday.
W. +. Folk, GO, and Claude Cato,
2S. both Of North Charlotte, were in
the hospital with wounds as re-
suit Of 4 shooting alrray late Sunday
at the home of j. ID. Long, near
NIccklcnburg Mill, and Clarence Long,
80, and his brothcr-in-law. Sam Kee-
nan, %, were both hold at the police
station. There had been bad feeling
among the men for some time, it was
said.
Search IS being made for Artie
Jones, 20. 4 textile mill worker,
whose father, Il. i. Jones, reported
to police she disappeared last Thurs
day afternoon. The young woman
wore a pair Of house slippers and
said she was going to Il moving pic
turc show. the father said. He add
cd that she had only twenty cents
with her.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22
SNOW JUST WON'T LAST

1t looks now as if Elizabeth City
will have no snow for Christmas. The
first snow of the season fell Tuesday
morning and piled up beautifully, a
layer of several inches; but the sun
came along right behind it and ate it
up swiftly. The Weather Man will
just have to send US another snow,
if we are TO have any snow for
Christmas.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22
THE STRONG BOX OUT

The second number of The Strong
Box, the house organ of The First
& Citizens National Bank. made its
appearance yesterday. 1t is Il bright
and snappy publication, full of inter
csting information for every one who
carries a bank account or an insur-
ance policy.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22
FoRBEs-Jo(

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. /!
the wedding of their d
Marie to Otis S. Ed
Camden County, whf
Wednesday afternoon,
lister of Deeds s. u
ciating. They left IN
the ceremony fer al
tour,
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22

Misses katherine Cooke, Maude
Brock and Annabelle Abbott returned
Wednesday morning from Meredith
College, Raleigh, to spend the hOli
days.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22

nor yo1r eyes sake see DR.. ); y;
bl. l-aIag Optometrist, BradLCgLu
"-s7 Elizabeth City, n. G. au''
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22

Good eyesight is inexpensive. See
DR.. ]. D. Hathaway, Optometrist,
Elizabeth City, n. G. HSy.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22

DON'T neglect your eyes. See
Hathaway. He Knows. adv,
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-12-22

Write for an an
swcr to The Inde- Ks
pendent Bureau, 1922 a. 6T
New York Ave. NNEO~GGSN
w, Washington, D,HsASlo, ~
c. All our readers - "
are urged to use the bureau.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13

Jan JoClli oO ooeCH, ZC 'OuCJuut
|vzdyt' v dali aspoh Sc mi bude
zdati, re nalezim jedine tobe. a
ver, re bych skoro rad, .kdy-
Ibych Sc uz nevratil - nebot'
potion, po vojne, az budou vsi-
chni lide Ease spokojenejsi,
klidnejsi, byl bych tim nest ast
Inejsim TAX aspo1
vim, re muslin odejit - a ne
vim, zda Sc vratim, a pax bych
jen vedel, re nemuzes byt zee
Ia ma"
Jakoby Jenna mlha presla
jeji tvari:
"Proc myslet ma to, co bude,
zijme pouze dnesku, zapomen-
me ma cely svet, nemysleme, co
bude! Kdo muze vedet, co pfi-
nese zitrek a proc Sc tim ira
pit - zlibala no. Jakoby ze
sna procitl, pohledl il v objeti
do tvare ,jeji oblicej pod po-
libky zneznel, jejich ocich
tkvelo opojeni - prekvapil no
az nezny, zcela jiny vyraz, Sc
ptal j v objeti, patre ma nj:
"Loio, kdykoliv 81 vzpomenu
ma tebe, pripomenu 81 vyraz
tveho obliceje v nynejsim Okla
m2iku. Je zcela jiny nez jindy,
jeste krasnejsi, zjemneny po-
libky Lolo, komu as bylo a bu
de doprano videti tvou tvar,
tax jako nyni mne. Mel pravdu
ten, ktery uzf padl We valce,
kdyz napsal We sve povidce o
rytmistrovi, ktery dlouho mar
ne premysli o zvlastnim vyrazu
tvafe sve nesmirne milovane,
zemrele, krasne choti ma obra--
re, jejz maloval a j venoval
diletant-malir, nadporucik. pri-
tel jeho a jeji. Az v zachvatu
zalu po nj, o niz Sc domnival,
re milovala pouze jeho, pri po
hledu noci ma obraz pfipama
ituje 81, kdy uzrel jejiho zvlast-
lniho vyrazu obliceje: v objeti,
iv opojeni lasky a jak
lnChl znati ten vyraz, ktery pre-
&c mel byti znam pouze jemu,
'pfitel nadporucik. jenz ma O.
+, braze omen vyraZ neSkonale Wy
stihl, &C byl jinak pouze die
itant mallr? a naSledOVa
10 rozcarovani z krasneho snu,
ze zena milovala pouze jeho
jen jeho ;. Skutecne, skutec-
ne, Lolo, zcela jiny, byt' byla
zena sebe rozkosnejsi, jeste ne
jak zvlaste krasnejsi vyraz tva-
re dovede vykouzliti v zapo-
mneni Ma vsechno v objeti :"
Nasledujiciho rama bylo po-
volani rocniku, do nehoz male
Eel Jirl, ma meslc oddaleno.
Nezaradoval Sc vSak. Tesil
Sc uz skoro na odjezd. Rad by
byl uz vznikaJlclm pomerum
unikl. Domnival Sc, ze dali
ma vse zapomene, re sc uklid-
nj. Byl mrzut. Donna bylo me-
'vlidno, zena smutna, a .iejim
pohledu zdal sc cisti vycitku !;
coz snad tusfla, co Sc dele V je-
no nitru? Bylo mu il Ito a pre-
ce chvilemi sam ma sebe sc mr.
eel proto. Proc Sc postavila V
cestu ieho mladeho zivota, jak
by bylo dnes vsechno jine, a
nebo proc nedovede ma neho
pusobiti jako Lola; proc ie tax
skromna, vslm zastrasena,
Zkrousena. Je sama vlnna. Ne
hodi Sc X nemu.
1
| Lolino jednani no drazdi-
10. Chovala sc k nemu zavo-
de Ease zcela lhostejne. Jeji
pohledy byly klidne, bez tou-
ny. Sam mcdowell bez vzrusenl
ma nj popatfiti, premyslel jak
Sc muze tax pretvarovati; ci
hraje S MIN komedii u nj do
ma? Jaka je zahadna! Zzirala
no chvilemi prudka zloba pri
pomyslenl, re Sc mu V nitru Wy
smlva prece myslil jen na nj
na hodiny u nj prozite. Jakoby
proudila We vsech krvinkach
jeho krve. MoZkem, tepnami,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UcASTNfKA vALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

Napsal .Ladislav Hajek.

ma byla jeho, uplne jeho, odda
ma. nezna, davajici vsechno, re
nebylo mono chtiti vice. Znal
| il celou, vedel 0 kazdem zna-
menku na jejim skvostnem te-
lie. Septavala, ze miluje jenom
jeho, jen jeho. A kdyz zziran
|nejistotou, vycetl il, iak muze
byti k nemu zcela klidna, lho-
stejna v zavode = patrila ma
neho 1divem, marne hledel Wy
cisti z jejiho pohledu neco, jeji
oci byly hluboke zahady, tuli-
la sc k nemu, usmivala a hla-
dila no JENNIE svyma mekky-
ma ruckama. Jako kocka! pro-
letlo mu hlavou a ma okamzik
sc mu zhnusila, ze il surove cd
strcil cd sebe. Cost divokeho
zalesklo Sc ma okamzik v jejich
ocich, vztycila Sc, zakryla ruka
ma svou obnazenou hrud', vlo-
lila tvar do dlani stala pred
MIN hlavou sklonenou, bez
hnuti. V zapeti nesmirne Ito
val sveho cinu, klesl pred nj,
ably mu prominula uchopil il
prosil il nejneznejsimi slovy,
v naruc a libal a libal ). Ne
branila Sc, nevzpouzela, nepod
davala, hlavu V dlanich, zusta-
la Y jeho naruci dlouho, jako
Iloutka.
A znovu jakoby plameny Wy
soko vyslehly, jakoby nesmir-
mem ohni sva tela chteli rozta-
viii, zachvatilo ie silene milo
,vanl.
Nasledujiciho rama, maven
,jeste nejoddanejsimi polibky,
kdyz nemohl spati, vysel mno
hem drive nez jindy 2 domova
a zacal bloudit Prahou. Spatril
i'll Ma nabrezi, jdouci nekte-
rym re svych "okamzitych
hochu".
Sli proti nemu, aniz by no
drive zpozorovala. Hoch byl k
nj sklonen, cosi il vypravel a
oba Sc small.
Bylo mu, kdyz il spatril, ia
koby zhave zelezo prilozili ma
lieho hrud'.
Uzrela ho. Pohledla IA neho
zcela klidne, ami na okamZlk
zraku neklopic, neprestala sc
smati vypraveni sveho pruvod-
ce.
Nevyslovny vztek pocltil We
sve dusi. Ostry vysmech mad
sebou samym proletl jeho nj
trem; V ten okamzik byl by il
snad dovedl uderiti. Nechal je
preiiti, sla zcela klidne sc
svym pruvodcem dale, jakoby
nikdy mezi mimi nejmensiho
nebylo. Litost, zlost, zarlivost,
opovrzeni S sebou samym jako
by hnaIo ho rychle ku predu
Probehl nekolika ulicemi, mar
ne potlacuJe Shy delouci sc v
oci. Zprvu Sc rozhodl,ze do "a
vodu nepujde vubec, uz vSak
DO chvili cosi no donutilo, roz-
hodnouti jiti tam prece, marne
sc snazil vzdorovati.
Byla zcela klidna. Pohledla
ma neho a odzbrojila no svym
klidem. Bylo muk zoufani. Han
bill Sc pred sebou, re nedovede
sc Ma nj podlvati take lhostej-
ne. Nebylo mono, ably nevytu-
sila, ze je zdrcen. Cervenave
zelena svetelka ocich Fable
skla, pristoupila az tesne k ne
mu, uchopila no Ia ruku "a
septala: "Detinko, Jiricku,
Ibud'te rozumny -
Prosil il, toho dne, ably mu
dovolila vecer prijiti. Prosil il
vsemozne, marne. Usmivala Sc
jaksi tajemne a odpovidala ur-
cite: "Ne, dnes ne, snad az IL
ira, muslin vas konecne vytre-
stat. abyste byl rozumny.'
Mcdowell Sc konecne ovlad-
nouti. Rekl il s cynickym W.
smechem: "Proc ne, proc? Pro
toze dnes pride k vam jiny CO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13

tom Sc mu zdanlive ulehcilo.
Snazil sc byti vesel, ma mic ne
mysleti. Je dobre, re ie aspon
vsemu konec, zb]aznil by Sc re
vseho.
Kdyz prisel v poledne domd,
byl neobycejne nezny ke sve
zene, hral 81 dlouho S malou A
nickou. Jako kdyz slunce pro-
nikne mraky, vsechno Sc ma
'chvili zjasnilo, zapomneli i ma
lieho brzky uz odjezd
V zavode SNAIL Sc nesetkati
sc AMI jejimi zraky.
Zdalo Sc, re j to zcela ne
hneva, byla jako kdy jindy We
sela, nenucena, k nemu zcela
Ilhostejna a jakoby schvalne ca
sto telefonovala ted opet Sc
|svymi znamymi.
Diva tri dny domnival Sc, re
vsechno bylo malou episodou
i potom vSak poznal, re nelze
nitru poroucet. Byl vsecek ne
st asten poznanim, re nemuze
ma nj zapomenout. Proc, vzdyt'
Tho snad nemela vubec rada, a
lzfejme hrala MIN komedii, da
Iva mu ma jevo telefonovanim
Sc svymi znamymi, re je j zee
liza lhostejny jeho hnev. Proti
|sve Will casteji ma nj myslival.
lPripomnel 81 stokrat kazdy O.
|kamzik u nj prozity. Pripadal
Isl nevyslovne nest astny, kdyz
Iii videl V poledne odchazet S
|nekterym jejim znamym. Mic
no netesilo, nikde nemel stanl.
IVecer nevydrzel donna, chodil
iulicemi myslil jen ma nj, jen
Ina nj. kolovala S krvi jeho moz
KEN, tepnami, srdce. Mcdowell
| Sc ovladnouti. Rozhodl Sc ko-
lnecne iiti k nj. At Sc mu trebas
Ivysmeje, at Sc treba Zavre
pred MIN, prec Sc pokusi, mu-
Isl sc pokusiti, nemuze, nechce
byti tax dale ziv, Ia vetera,
lpo rozhodnuti Sc iiti k nj, spe-
chal do ulice, niz bydlila.
iDlouho vsak yahave chodil
lpred iejim domovem. Vedl V
Idusi boj. Coz kdyz Sc mu sku-
Itecne vysmeje, coz kdyz je ne
ikdo u nj? V zavode no vubec
MEDIA - prece Sc pokusl,
imusi, nelze odpirati nevysloy.
Inc touze po nj.
i Rychle vybehl ma Schody
Izazvonil. Ma okamzik byl jake
| bez rozumu. Slysel il, jak ote
vrela dvere pokoje, prosla prec
lsinl, otevrela.
Zach to jste Wy" nezdala SC
Inikterak prekvapena jeho pri
Ichodem, "ocekavala jsem, ze
pfijdete. Pojd'te dale =" Eva
la no k sobe.
| Sci, jako male decko jde
Idomu, boiic Sc vyprasku. Used
ma pohovku. Stala pred MIN &
Ipatrila ma neho.
"Tak proc lste pflsel, mluv.
tie? Kazat moralku, vypravet
re vas nemiluii, protoze chodin
Sc svyml znamymi Sc svymi prS
tell? Jak jste Wy, muzi, Spatni
Iceho Sc lined domyslite, kdy5
vidlte zenu choditi nekoliks
muzi. Dominate Sc, re mus
lbyti kazda tax slaba, jako jstC
Ivy! - Proc mne miluiete, Jiri
lkdyz Sc dominate, re snad sc
| poddavam kazdemu, kym st
lseznamlm, tax lehce jako yam
lkdyz Sc domyslite, ze kazdehC
,zvu k sobe, tax jako jsem po-
lzvala vas?'
! 'Iolo, prosim te, odpust' mi
prosil Jiri, ackoliv, nez vessel
|pripravoval 81, bloude ulicemi
zcela, zeela jinou dlouhou rec
! "Pockejte, hosicku, ted ia
'mluvim," prerusila no Lola
"Jakym pravem mohl jste M
Ivycltat, re jsem sla Sc svym
znamym? Nejsem snad svobod-
ma, volna, nebo rekla jsem
vam, sllbila yam, ze nebudu 5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
JARO Sc BLfZf.

Vas oblek potrebuje opravu,
vycisteni neb vyzehleni, v
temz jak panum tax damam
odborne poslouzi osvedcenV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
SMOLfKUV ZAVOD

jenz neni k prekonani.
Prineste Vase Satstvo do OBJ
chodu V {. 6217 Broadway neb
zavolejte my 81 pro .objednav
ku prijedeme a tez Vam il
pTivezeme. @. S. Union 553-W
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
''THE FOOL WHO SAYS
THERE is NO GOD"

on account of the rain and consequent
small attendance last Sunday evening
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
|,TEUSON SEEKING
10 Be COMMISSIONER
sn,ws That Taxation Could be Re-
tuosd n Affairs are Conducted
Economically

7 believe that we should get as
-s,h federal aid on our roads as pos
A, there is no use of going all the
w alone II we can avoid IT," is one
4 he things that Thomas ]. Peter
", who Is waging an active cam
ag in the race for county commits
tnT from the Third District, is
AndIng for.
T believe in lowering the taxes and
possible getting the rate back TO
vaa Il was In normal times" said
n Peterson. THE present rate. near
fifty mills, is too much In my esti-
-ldon II the affairs Of the county are
anauctsd along lines Of the strictest
eonony."
Nj, Peterson l. against the State
Equalizer working on the assessments
* tbs various counties, and says that
h the voters OF hts district elect him
to The hoard Of county commissioners
ne premises 70 work consistently for
the best interest Of the taxpayers of
EsclnbI county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04

Everyone now that the smooth
whiteness of her skin is the most
beautiful thing about Mae Murray,
whose Tiffany production for Metro
of peacock Alley" is presented by
Robert q. Leonard at the Isis Thea
ter tomorrow 1t was that that peo-
pie used to rave about when she
danced In the Follies. and on the
screen it produces an effect no ac-
tress can attain through the make
up box.
What's the secret? Life in the coun-
try? Constant massa ge? Lotions at
SO per bottle? Not at all. Mae MUIR
ray says it's milk. And she says
that any girl with pimply, blotchy
face can be transformed in a couple
Of weeks. All she needs is ambition,
plenty of patience-and milk.
Miss Murray goes to dairy farm
every once in a while, where all she
does is rest and keep the cows busy.
But If you can't go to farm, YOU
can do the same thing just as well
at home.
For the best results you should live
entirely on milk for three days. and
: bstain from solid food religiously.
After that. begin taking light solids
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
Estimated That at Least That Many
VIII Have Been Examined at the
Laboratory by Monday

With the clinic which will be held
on Monday at the State Laboratory,
II Is estimated that at least 500 chill
dren will have been examined at the
clinics which have made Baby Week
such a success.
Miss Duffey wishes every mother to
remember that the date of the clinic
for this week has been changed from
Wednesday to Monday, and that this
will be positively the last day.
Following her visit to Panama City,
Miss Duffey will hold clinics through
out Escambia county. among the towns
which viii hold these clinics being
Gonzalez, Muscogee, Cottage Hill. Mo-
limo, Ferry Pass, Myrtle Grove. Plea
ant Grove, Century. Walnut Hill, Oak
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
SWIMMING CLASSES
WILL BEGIN MONDAY
Pensacola Youngsters 10 BE Taught the
Art Of Taking Care Of Them.
selves In the Water.

From the number Of registrations now
In the indications are that the largest
class yet will be in attendance Monday
morning when the swimming classes to
be conducted by the Y NJ. c. A. open at
Bayview park. The association telephone
has been kept busy for the past rs hours
by interested parents and boys wanting
to enter the class. The efforts Of the
Y. M. G. A. to give the boys OF Pensa-
cola knowledge Of swimming and TAX
ing care of themselves IN the water is
being appreciated, and viii be taken ad-
vantage OF by many.
All boys should be at the park prompt
ly at 800 o'clock Monday and get start
ed in the first lesson. Each boy should
have his bathing suit, and can also bring
a towel from home. This would not nee
essitate his having to spend a penny for
the lessons. The Bayview authorities are
always glad to cooperate in every way
possible in the conduct OF the classes,
and this cooperation is appreciated by
both boys and their parents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
HANSEN OUT AT
ELEVENTH HOUR"
Newly made Friend Volunteers tc
Make Checks Good and Former
Aviator is Released

Many a man delivered at the ira
ditional eleventh hour, and this fact
was doubly impressed on the mind OF
J. C. Hansen, former aviator. who was
arrested several days ago for passing
bad chicks at Lake City. He was being
detained at the city Jail awaiting ar
rival of the Columbia county authori-
ties to escort him back to answer for
the violation and Sheriff Dudley ar
rived in Pensacola yesterday morning
to get his man.
But he returned last night without
him. A kind man who pitied Hansen
in his plight volunteered to pay the
500. the amount of the checks WHICH
tie prisoner is alleged to have passed
and Hansen gained his liberty.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
MORE THAN. FIVE HUNDRED
CHILDREN HAVE EXAMINATIONS


Grove, Brent Goulding, Figland Park,
and other towns of the county.
DR.. Veldue, OF the United States
Public Health Service, and Miss Scar
Icey. child specialist, with DR.. Brink
and Miss Duffey win make the exam
nations, which will include all chill
drens up to 16 years OF age.
Special examinations will be made
for hookworms and one treatment will
be given.
Baby Week Successful
In speaking of the great success of
Baby Week. Miss Dnffey said last
night that nowhere she had ever been,
had she received more perfect cooper
alton than had been given her here,
and that she felt sure that nowhere
had more successful clinic been held
Dr. w E. Heating OF the State Board
of Health will arrive In Pensacola
Monday, and number of local doc
tors viii also take part in the exam
nations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
NAE MURRAY in scene from PEACOCK ALLEY.

Fcereals, chicken, fruits and still plenty
of milk. Then gradually get back to
your normal diet with two glasses OF
milk day. But If you want to re-
tain the clear complexion you have
acquired by this treatment, don't.
says Mae Murray. don't go back to
red meats, fried foods, French pastry
hand the fatal chocolate These gas
tronomic delights demand their high
prices, so II you are looking for
smooth, white skin, avoid them and
substitute fruits and vegetables-and
do not froget your two daily glasses of
milk!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
From Foreign Makers

DR.. Moncrief postponed the beginning Of
the series Of sermons on Bible Types OF
Modern Fools The first of the series
will be delivered at the First Baptist
church this evening. The text viii be:
The Fool Hath Said in His Heart There
Is No God" and the message viii deal
with the modern isms that exclude God
from the scheme Of things.
The subject Of the morning sermon Will
be Soul Growth" At $3.50 a. m. DR..
Moncrief will speak to the men at Fort
Barrancas,. returning in. time for the
morning worship at II o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04

Some. men fall to get rich, while
others fail and become poor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04

The reward Of merit medal has been
given to Miss Leatrice Joy by the Cold
wyn company in the form OF the leading
role in the Reginald Barker production
Of Leroy SCOTS photodrama, Poverty
Of Riches which will be seen at the Gar
den theatre for two days, beginning Mon
day.
Miss JOY is comparative newcomer
to the screen, where her talent and her
beauty have earned her many leading
roles. Three years ago she was still at
school; today she has behind her sue
cession OF splendid representations in the
leading feminine roles of several Cold
wyn pictures.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04

After she demonstrated her charm and
her ability in the title role of "Bunty
Pulls the Strings" Miss Joy played the
role Of Chinese girl in "A Tale or TEo
Worlds" These were followed by THE
Night Rose" and ''Ace OF Hearts. /" Her
latest leading role is the all-star cast
production OF Poverty OF Riches In
this picture. Miss JOY has a chance to
wear number of gorgeous evening
gowns and wraps Of the latest fashion.
Her role is far more taxing than any she
has heretofore essayed. but she rises to
the full value of her opportunities, It is
the most important part she has yet
PLAYED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
OF Domestic Make

starting about June 30. and lasting ten
days.
just look on the back of that applica-
ton and il tells you just what the Y. NJ.
G. A. furnishes and what the boys are
expected to bring. Mothers. fathers. and
others who are interested in a place for
their boys to spend vacation this sum
mer call the Y. NJ. c. a. and one of the
secretaries win gladly explain all the de-
tails.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
This Week We
Feature Our Hosiery Department

y our hosiery department this week. show
i ing some numbers. both in domestic
and foreign makes Each week are going to
feature separate department. in store advertise
ing to let you know what is and what the de-
partment contains-we going to give trip
thru the hosiery department today It's location is
on the main floor, front OF right aisle.
First come the sox we have them for the whole
family in sizes from to g. A complete showing in
all styles. plain solid in all shades. novelty
sox with side clocks and fancy roll tops, plain Isle
thread silk Isle and pure thread silk. Regular and
"a lengths. Prices from csc 800.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
nARn % rAANks.

Ar and Mrs Robert Little wish to
thank their friends for the many beauti-
f,,i floral offerings and for the other ex-
nressions of kindness and sympathy tend
eered them during their recent sorrow.
sr,se,, wish especially To express their APP
nraciat ton OF the love and sympathy
shown by the children in their neighbor-
hood. arr,r,,- ,,.,rv :,
mr. North Sth Avenue Phone 207S.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04
SUMMER CAMP WILL BE
THE BEST EVER HELD
ave We goingf

Il say we ase"-comes from about
twenty boys who have taken the appli-
cations for the Y. NJ. C. A. camp which
is going to be up the sound this summer,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-26

A New Novel by Dorothy Garfield
Rough -Hewn" is the title of Doro-
thy Canfeld's new novel which HAr-
court. Brace & Co. will publish this
autumn.