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PROGRAM TODAY
TUBERCULOSIS
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An after the show invitation was
extended last night to the audience
for the Royal Entertainers So by
these tokens tho management would
extend to subjects of Priscus and
the unelect as well a reminder of
joys untested which await the end of
the merry carnivat Hours All day
today the exhibition will be open and
again tomorrow and for a week be
yond As was the case yesterday
during today the program will be sub
ject to carnival conditions
Are there any germs on it was
the sincere question of one good wom
an who yesterday was invited to give
space to one of the yellow and red
posters cf the tuberculosis exhibition
Many others likewise have an idea
that the exhibition is both dangerous
and unpleasant Both ideas are far
from the reality It may be said that
few places in town are as free from
danger as the exhibition There is no
disease on exhibition There arc no
specimens of disease or diseased
parts of the human body The exhi
bition tellsall about tuberculosis but
it dont show tuberculosis
Carpenters and printers electri
cians and handy men telephone girls
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busily at work fluring the week past
both at 23 East Garden street and
elsewhere making ready for the open
ing of the American Tuberculosis Ex
hibition Doctors and preachers
newspaper men and business men
teachers and pupils all have had a
share in the extensive preliminary
campaign which included getting the
exhibition rsady and getting the com
munity ready for the exhibits
Yesterday was a day for the de
monstration of applied Christianity
From eightthirty in the morning till
eightthirty at night the work went
on and throughout the city ministers
and physicians teachers and social
workers were urging the message of
right living sought to be extended by
the tuberculosis exhibition Tho re
ception accorded tho evangels of
physical righteousness was most cor
dial
From army to army the day ex
tended The day opened at Fort Bar
rancas and closed at tho Salvation
Army barracks down town The
forces of civilization were enlisted
against the Great Captain of beath
Although there are nuny finishing
touches yet to be given the exhibition
for all practical purposes evorythlt
is ready Much credit is due tie
Pensacola Electric Company for the
completion of tho light connection
under the heavy pressure of carnival
work
At 10 a m today Dr W E rider
son chairman of the exhibition will
informally turn the exhibition over to
the public to all loyal subjects of
His Majesty Priscus and the many
guests within tho gates of tho city
The cabinet passed upon the exhibi
tion Saturday night and said it is
good and now everybody is Invited
to promptly obey the injunctions of
the proclamation addressed to all
sensible people
The talking campaign today will be
limited largely to the audience room
at 23 East Garden street although I
the megaphone will spread the spoken
message throughout the carnival
crowds Not merely this city and her
guosts win benefit by this exhibition
Not alone Pensacola but all ot
Florida is to share In this effort
stated Director Routzabn During the
coming six weeks the state of Florida
will be flooded with information and
suggestions regarding the conquest of
consumption The physicians will bt
urged to take up the leadership in
their home towns influential men and
women to join them in forming a
committee in every county and in
every town and village From the
headquartes here in Pensacola print
ed matter will be sent out plans of
work will bo forwarded and everyone
who will help will be told how to do
it to the best advantage
The Pensacola committee Is en
deavoring to get the following infor
mation before all of the > peopJe
throughout the city
THE NEGROESINTERESTED
The negroes own fight against tu
berculosis his greatest enemy is well
under way in Pensacola
Following the conference last week
a representative committee has been
formed to cooperate with the exhi
bition
Sunday afternoon a meeting of in
fluential colored men and women was
held at the Pensacola Normal and In
dustrial School at which the plans
for the colored people were elabo
rates
ratcThe
The general committee and special
committees are as follows
General Committee J Cunning
ham chairman M Bennett secre
tary Rev C W Lewis Prof L A
Kirksey Rev I S Myrick Rev Thos
Bellinger Rev G R Gaines I H
Spears A M Johnson S S Moses
M JI Lewey W A Watts G W
Walker R W Carter Dr W Kirby
Dr H G Williams Dr S W Jeffer
son Dr M S G Abbott Dr C S
Sunday C W Parrish Robt Smith
Aaron Brown
Committee of Ministers Thos Bel
linger T R Gaines Myrick Lewis C
T Durroh J B Blake Starks Harris
Gully McGurdy Moore Shinn Norris
J J Taylor Reid Kelly Davis Perry
H W Williams and Lee
Committee of Teachers A Kirk
sey M A Edwards A M DeVaughn
J A Hopkins Ella Matthews V J
Leggett Campbell Minnie Gaskins
Alice Bradley f
Committee of Lodges Wm Taylor
H S Smith HSpann R W Thomas
Committee of Womens Clubs
Durroh F Frederick Williams
Bessie Plummer Lucretia Harris
Committee of SpeakersAll the
doctors Prof Kirksey Prof Bennett
R W Thomas Aaron Spears Aaron
Brown and J A Hopkins
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets Druggists refund money if it
fals to cure E W GROVES signa
ture is on each box 25c
NEGRO SPEARS
WAS REMOVED TO
NAVY YARD JAil
Sheriff Feared That a Mob
Was Formingto Storm
the Jail
DETACHMENT OF MARINES ANSWERED
V
SWERED HIS REQUEST FOR AS
SISTANCE AND THEY ESCORT
ED THE MAN THROUGH THE
STREETSCALL MADE FOR
STATE TROOPS BUT LATER
COUNTERMANDED
Fearing that advantage would be
taken of the opportunity which is af
forded by the excitement incident to
the carnival and also believing that
n7an 10 effort l r1a JUre Psn Tt1 Htj 1 J
the charge of killing young Ernest
Mertlns by striking him On tile head
with a stone Sheriff Van Pelt yester
day afternoon asked for and after
wards countermanded a request for
state troops to Governor Gilchrist
The sheriffs request for troops was
canceled shortly after it was made
arrangements for the immediate re
moval of the prisoner to the Pensacola
navy yard jail having been made with
the commandant of that place Judge
Sheppard of the United States court
informing the commandant that he
would be responsible for his acts in al
lowing the prisoner to be confined in
the jail at the yard
A Tletachmet of marines was sent to
the city going direct to the county
jail the negro being turned over to
the officer in command of the squad
Ho was escorted to Palafox wharf
where they boarded the government
tut Waban leaving at 5 oclock
As a precautionary measure Vin
cent Vincentia the Italian charged
with the murder of Robert Laird at
the navy yard and C W Williams
charged with counterfeiting were also
taken to the navy yard They are
both United States prisoners
Sheriff Van Pelt was highly com
mended for his prompt action in this
matte
As the marines proceeded south on
Palafox street to the boat they were
followed by an Immense crowd many
of whom were anxious to know what
had occurred At one point the crowd
made a slight demonstration with the
result that further progress by them
was stopped for they faced a number
of fled bayonets
Malaria Makes Pale Sickly Children
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC drives out ma
laria and builds up the system For
grown people and children SOc
KING DODO
AND HIS SUBJECTS
IN LIMELIGHT
Continued From First Page
horse the sled having just passed
I through a gate which was about halt
closed The driver of the horse
seated on the animals back was
dressed r s a monkey A masker rep
resenting George Washington the
day having been that noted states
mans anniversary was also on the
float Lights from heads made in
the shape of pumpkins were placed on
posts on the float
FLOAT NO 2
This float was entitled His Honor
The mayor w as continuously smiling
and bowing to the spectators Three
maskers stood in front of him two
of them being dressed as clowns One t
of the maskers was in the act of
hapdjng the mayor an immense
lemon many other specimens of the
fruit forming part of the floats deco
ration The banner which preceded
the float was labeled Our Mayor
FLOAT NO 3
This float was entitled Inland Wa
terways and consisted of a large
sternwheel boat named Sam Rose
nau A telescope about twelve feet
long stood in the forward portion of
the steamer through which an aged
l mariner was looking As a result of
his observations he entered the fol
CAN FEED 5000 PEOPLE DAILY
We a re prepared to feed 000 people daily Every delicacy
the season can be found here Come here eat a lunch eat din
ner anything You want We have it er 1I
NICKS RESTAURANT
211 South Palafox Street Pensacola Florida I
lowing in the steamers log The
railroad wind is risingit must be in
the yeast A barrel of Mobile
nearbeer was loaded on the forward
deck An excursion party who were
enjoying a days outing under the
auspices of the Daughters and Sons
of Hope bound for Millview were
among the steamers passengers The
boat was fitted with a large steering
wheel In the bow
FLOAT NO 4
This float represented the city
council in session twelve seats hav
ing been arranged for the accommo
dation of the twelve aldermen all of
whom were present the meeting be
ing presided over by the president of
the council On a white pennant was
printed the name of each alderman
the pennant being attached to a staff
over each desk Over the desk of Al
derman J N Andrews waived a large
white pennant bearing the Inscription
I Object The presidents chair
was also designated by a pennant
bearing the name of J E D Yonge
In the rear of the presidents chair
were hung two mottoes inscribed We
Rule On each side of the float was
a large banner on which was painted
the words Clean Sweep The clean
sweep Idea was further illustrated
by a small broom being attached to
each aldermans desk with the ex
ception of Alderman Andrewss who
held his broom in his hand waiving it
vigorously
FLOAT NO 5
Float No 3 was labeled Our Re
formed Sheriff On each side of the
float was a large banner on which
was painted the words Blue Laws
On the front of the float was placed a
stand on which was placed a large
book entitled Blue Laws Standing
in front of it was he sheriff in a very
important pose and a determined look
on his countenance In the center of
the float was a pine tree carefully
bon d JerJN lter Jillfrh l
the rear of the float were two dog I
houses which had been closed by the
sheriff in observance of the Blue
Laws On each side of the dog
houses are painted the words Pad
dygreo StockFLOAT
FLOAT NO6
The Salome dance executed by an
ebony Salome to the accompaniment
of music rendered by a specially se
lected orchestra occurred on float No
6 The audience was composed en
tirety of baldheads who expressed
their delight at the dance by con
tinuous applause They showered
the dancer with bouquets to which
was attached a string
MISS GREEN TO WED
New York Feb 22 Miss Sylvia
Green daughter of Miss Betty Green
and Matthew Astor 1 asks whose en
gagement was recently reported will
he married here at 11 oclock tomor
row morning according to the World
today
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PUBLIC SPEAKER
Advises Postum Instead of Coffee
Some people think they must have
a cup of coffee or tea before attempt
ing any special work some want it
afterwards
The same harmful effects of the
coffee poison caffeine arc sooner or
later made manifest in either case
As a public speaker writes a
Penna man I had been in the habit
of drinking a cup of coffee after my
evenings work
My nights were nearly always
restless or when I did sleep 1 would
awake with a heavy dull feeling and
every movement became an effort
Reaction of the coftee poison My
nervous system eventually became so
unstrung that I was obliged to place
myself under the care of a physician
The doctor advised me to give up
coffee and drink Postum which 1 did
Postum not only assures me a good
nights sleep but nourishes the s s
tern I have used it for a year and
have taken great pleasure in inducing i
several families a our neighborhood
to use Postum instead of coffee i
One neighbor a highstrung nerv
ous woman who had drank coffee all
her life frequently had attacks or
stomach trouble frcm which she sut
i
fered untold agonies Since she drop
ped coffee and has been drinking Pos
tum she is in good health I
A young man who had been used
to coffee three times a day found his 1
nervous system calling for something
stronger He began to use spiritous
liquors and was on the down grade i
He finally decided to stop coffee I
and alcoholic beverages and drink <
Postum Not being made right at I
first he did not ilSte it but when 1
showed him how to make itboil it
15 minutes he liked it i
This young man is now prosper
ous healthy and of good Habits He i
believes Postum saved him from be I
coming a drunkard i
Name given by Postum Co Battle i
Creek Mich Read The Road to I
Wellville in pkgs Theres a Rea
son
Ever read the above letter A new
one appears from time to time They
are genuine true and full of human
Interest
1 8 t < CANT TO
TRAVELING MEN
OF PEN5ACOLA
Boosters Club Moverrent
Starts at Very Unique
Supper
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS MET
IN A BODY AND ENJOYED HOS
PITALITY OF PENSACOLA REP
RESENTATIVE OF MARSHALL
FIELD COGREAT MOVE
MENT STARTED
A supper at Nicks tendered to the
Traveling Men of Pensacola by T L
Gant representative of Marshall Field
Co and president of the newly or
ganized Pensacola Dry Goods Co last
night constituted not only the first
event of Its kind in the city but it
resulted in the beginning of a move
ment for the organization of a Boost
ers Club for the Deep Water City
About twenty guests were present
and the affair was a most enjoyable
one throughout The menu card was
naS It wad iwit1ne ente mt
ment The second contained = TSr
words All Hail Priscus X1909
The fourth contained
our motto as
follows If you have the Traveling
Men with you you cannot lose Play
Much Ado About Something
Scene Dixie Land TimcUp to
Now The third page contained the
menu as follows
followsMeru
Mequ
Dry Martini
Oyster Cocktail
Celery Olive Pickles
Consomme
Tenderloin cf Trou
Tartar Suce
Haut Sauerne
Chicken Cwtets
Petits Pas
Teal Duck Oyste Dressing
Fillet de Boeuiau Jus
Salad a la Piscus
Ambrosfe
Cheese Coffee Cordial
Those Pre nt i
The following all tr eling men but
two were present TIL Gant A F
Paderick W H Wddward J c
Griffith B S Ha tock L B
Hirschman A Gluck tfaap Lewft A
F Peacock Pat Sulli n Thos Wa
ters W C Barrineauil E L Mc
Caskill John A Guh Frank L
Mayes S J Harvey lid E B Cas
ler The following w could not be
present sent regrets P D Seville
W F Moss Felo Zfc lister Robt
Handeock Ike Hirschm J R Beard
Max Klein W T Wi ns W E
Craig Fred Curtis T Britton and
Moss Hall
HallToasts
Toasts Were Offsd
The supper was a lively one
throughout and numero toasts were
proposed and responded I Mr Ganf
the host in a very happ ddress said
that he did not believe te public at
large or the employer hsmselvcs
fully realized the great > ortance of
the Traveling Man In the iIding of a
business and the building
a town as
well The town without cling men
was a dead town and tlfeown with
the livest traveling men JLS the liar
esl town
So spontaneous was t entiment
on this score that it was posed then
and there that the comnScial trav
elers of Pensaccla should te the in
itiative in the organization a Boost
ers Club and Frank L 1 ts T L
Gant and R E L oIcCask pre ap
pointed a committee to a a plan
for outting the proposal in 1Ipct
This was the first ente meat of
the kind which the men W travel
out of Pensacola had ever toyed in
a body and the thanks good
wishes of the party were Imous
ly voted to the popular hof i
I 1000 MEN OUT OF WK
I New York February 224 thou
sand men were thrown out work
by the closing of the Shoo stand i
ship yard at Manners Harb taken
Island Saturday The yard one
of the best equipped plants the
country Explaining the re for
shutting down Robert Legri su
porintendent said the laws f are
killing American ship build Snd
that it is Impossible to builds at
a profit under them
Read The Journals t
Columns this morning
FROLIC tNON
MOTOR BOAT
CLUB RACE I
Event Was Witnessed by
Big Crowd on Boats
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and Wharves
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THE DORA CROSSED THE LINE I
SECOND AND ANNIE W THIRD
MANY BOATS WERE ENTERED
AND THE RACE WAS A MOST
SUCCESSFUL AND ENJOYABLE
ONE
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In a handicap race under the aus
pices of the Pensacola Yacht and Mo
tor Boat Club that carried them twice
around a sevenmile course yesterday
afternoon beginning from a line
drawn from the committee boat oft
Palafox wharf thence around a stake
boat off Muscogee wharf thence
around Tovrn Point beacon thence
around a stakeboat off Perdido wharf
and back across the starting line the
mntm c tr tTI PnraitgncnC y d
some silver cup offered by VicoiSoIf
niodgre James C Watson which the u
property of Its possessor she made
the run in 15112
The second prize a pair of marine
glasses was won by the trim little
yacht Dora owned by X J Lillard
and Fred W
Dennis Jr She was
steered by Chas H Ketchum She
covered the course in 20815
The Annie W steered by James C
Watson won third prize a club pen
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WIL J 0 H N SON 80 N 5 S
It will have a number on it J
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Watch for that number on some one elses hut
ton
No employees their relatives can obtain but i
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tons
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If you find it bring it with its owner and your
own to the store and receive 500
t
nant which was presented by G W
Gonzalez
The fastest time was made by W
A Dunhams Reeba which made the
course in 14027
The Ora which was also entered
by Mr Dunham did not finish the
course
The Chip Marie Lawrence S and
the Marjorie also failed to finish the
course
The time in which the other boats
finished is as follows
JTary F 21400 I
Ida 20510
Vivian L 204 34
Wolverine 20615
Undo Dan 14630
Dalmacia 1400
Warren K 14515
The race was witnessed by a large
number of people from the different
wharves the tiny craft being in tfigbt
of the spectators over the entire
course A large number also follow
ed the racers over the course on sev
eral tugs and a large number of
launches
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The regatta committee was compos
ed of Thomas C Watson Walker Gon j
zalez M E Clarke and John G Ward
DEVELOP AFRICAS RESOURCES
Chicago Feb 22Bishop Joseph
C Hartselle who stands at the head
of the Methodist Episcopal church in
Africa is delivering a series of
dresses here making a plea for the
church to Undertake a rnovement
which will resultsin th1developm n
g
jr T f > w rTwni uuLific
shall become ones of tho powers or
thee wo Id
A BIG POWDER PLANT I
San Francisco Feb 22 Backed by
tho interests headed by Senator
Clark of Montana a powder xmanu
facturIng company is beginning op
orations with a capital of 8000OpO
will shortly erect a plant in California
and enqage In active competition with
the powder trust according t03
statement made in this city
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This HOTEL SAN CARLOS
ma2nificent halfmifion
dollar
and will be ready for visitors to Pensacolas Srtucture is Mardi now being Gras erect celebration td at the next corner year of Plafox and Garden streets
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