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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1914.
Spring in the Boys' Store.
It's the store of service, of value, and the new things
first.
.Some clever styles in Suits are here for boys 6 to 16
vears, sturdy woolen fabrics, carefully tailored and well
finished in every detail. Made of fancy worsteds, cassi
. meres, serges Suits that the boys will like.
The serviceability will please the parent. Prices are
from $4 to $12.50.
Introducing "Oliver Twist" Suits for Boys.
We've gone back a hundred years for the fashions
of women, so we now have something new for boys.
Suits of the same style that were worn by English
boys of another Century, during Charles Dickens' time.
These smart little Suits are introduced in Pensacola
for the flrt time by the John "White Store.
Thv re wuh suits, you know, fashioned "f whit Kep and Oxalates, th
tnraaer of another color, and the collar and puffs of the ghirt of the fame
material the trousers. The pants fasten to the blouse.
. Other styles in wash suits for boys 2 to 8 years, at
75c to $3.50. -
Sm our Urf Tin.
THE JOHN WHITE STORE
EVERYTHING ELSE THAT BOYS WEAR.
20&-211 South Palafox Street.
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Book Caaea.
V Piand Factory to You.
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ntaeher,M Ustar, Emrton," "Linda
man. Chlckerlng. Player Planoa
"Cecilia," 'Lea tar," and cheaper. Player
Muale. cut erica. Factory agent.
The Clutter Music House.
RHODES - COLLINS
Furniture Co.
Complete House
Furnishers.
BUY YOUR
PARASOL
GUTMAN'S
W. A. RAY HDW. CO.
Wholesale and Retail
1 10 South Palafox Street
Phone 1450.
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Str. Chas. E. Cessna
Leaves Palafox wharf
every Tuesday and Fri
day at 7 a. m.
Excursion to the
Island everv Sunday af
ternoon at 2:30.
Phone 788
Cessna Transportation
Company.
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SELLING BEERS
POLICE ARREST TWO NEGROES
WHO ARE SAID TO HAVE BEEN
RETAILING COLD DRINKS AT
THEIR PRIVATE HOME.
Two negroes who gave their names
as Joe Tolliver and Lula Felder, -were
locked up in the city jail yesteraday
on a charge of selling: liquor on Sun
day and selling the same without a
license. They were held in default of
heavy bail, which the chief had placed
on them, and being unable to furnish
said security, were locked up for the
day.
The arrest of this couple followed
the appearance of a drunken negro
woman on the street, who was picked
up and who was sent to the city jail.
Asked wrhere she obtained the "glass
that cheers," she indicated the house
where Lula Felder lived. The officers
went there and Chief Sanders found
quite a supply of cold beer in the ice
box.
Upon this discovery, and the fact
that other matters had aroused the
suspicions of the police officer on
the beat, the two parties in the house
were arrested. They will be tried this
morning on the serious charges above
named.
MOTOR BOATS
ON THE CONGO
BELGIAN GOVERNMENT IS SEND
ING THREE SO-CALLED SLIDING
CRAFT, WHICH MAY BE USED IN
BUT THREE FEET OF WATER.
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Antwerp, March 29. The Belgian
government is sending three so-called
sliding mctor-boats to the Congo for
river traffic. These boats are 57 feet
long and have a draught of only 27 1-2
inches. They are driven by motors of
300 horsepower and have an ordinary
speed of 23 miles an hour. The boats
can ea:h bear a load of eight tons and
accommodate eight passengers in an
airy cabin suited to the tropics. The
accommodations are much like those
of a Pullman car.
The boat servico for freight, mail
and passengers, will be started on June
4, from Leopoldville to Stanley Falls
and upon some other river routes.
ALLEGED BOOZE
SELLERS CAOGHT
SEVERAL NEGROES ARRESTED
ON THE CHARGE OF SELLING
LIQUOR ON THE SABBATH.
As a result of the activity of the
police several negroes will face Re
corder Welsh in the police court this
morning on the charge of selling li
quor on Sunday.
Walter Harris of No. S13 North
Baylen street, was arrested early last
night and considerable liquor found in
his house.
Joe Irscher and his wife were ar-
restea on tne same charge and a
quantity of different kinds of liquors
found in the house on Romana street
Tom Tucker, owner of a restaurant
on South Baylen street, was jailed for
selling and a large lot of beer and
other similar drinks found in the
place.
SURE BATHING
WAS
ENJOYED
AT THE ISLAND
NUMBER OF LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN WHO WENT OVER ON
THE STEAMER CESSNA COULD
NOT RESIST TAKING A DIP.
Surf bathing was enjoyed in the
rolling billows of the Mexic gulf at
Santa Rosa Island yesterday, quite a
number of ladies and gentlemen who
went from the city to the island on
board the big excursion steamer Cess
na not being able to resist the chance
of taking a dip on the beach, and in
the most beautiful surf "rollers" in
the entire country. The Cessna left
the city with over four hundred ex
cursionists yesterday, going direct to
the island, where the people left the
steamer and remained some time on
the island. Those who enjoyed the
surf bathing said that it was just
like the" mid-summer bathing they
are used to. Quite a number of tour
ists were on the boat from the inland
part of the United States, and they
marvelled at the climatic conditions
which permitted of comfortable open
air bathing while at their home cities,
in many cases, the snow was just
melting on the ground.
The boat returned to the city short
ly before dark and all reported one
of the best of afternoon enjoyment.
BARON COBOLY
QUITS ATLANTA
N A BIG HUFF
HOTEL GUESTS OBJECT TO THE
MUSIC AT ALL HOURS AND THE
BARON, WELL KNOWN IN PEN
SACOLA, BECOMES INDIGNANT
AND DEPARTS.
Baron Andor von Coboly. known
quite well in Pensacola. where he so
journed for several weeks, has qtiit
Atlanta in a huff and has departed for
parts unknown, according to the fol
lowing frem the Atlanta Georgia:
The Baron Andor Von Coboly, of
Budapest, Hungary, is gone, and be
hind his departure there is a Bad
Eton, mates, for those who have any
sparks of genius concealed about
their persons, and who have an idea
that Atlanta ranks high in the scale
of musical knowledge and apprecia
tion, for alas! 'tis not thu3.
It's the tale of a genius who ge
niused around out at the Georgian
Terrace for some time, his geniusing
in music, confused eminent compos
ing, and who up and went away from
there Wednesday because certain
peevish persons, persons of low com
mercial instincts and primeval tastes
in music, confused eminent compos
ing with the common or garden va
riety of noise, and plaintively ob
jected to sonatas in E flat, or in A
hotel room, or anywhere, served a la
carte in the still watches of the
night.
Neighbor Called Him "Guy."
Speaking of the Baron Andor Von
Coboly M. D.. B. M., A. M., Ph. D.,
and so on, globe-trotting millionaire
nobleman, lieutenant of Hungarian
Hussars, and eminent composer, he
is gone from among us now, with sor
row in his heart and his soul filled
with unflattering opinions of Atlan
ta's musical taste; gone partly be
cause he wanted to go and partly
because the folks at the Terrace deli
cately hinted that sleeping should
take precedence over eminent com
posing. One guest in a room near
the Baron's vehemently suggested
suppression of that "guy's" night
composing.
. The Baron left quite a number of
shattered hearts and dreams, if re
ports can be believed: for iie was
very popular in social circles and was
a great deal of a lion, subject to the
wiles and witchery of a whole lot of
Atlanta's beautiful, young society
girls.
Here Five Weeks.
Five weeks ago the Baron Von Co
boly burst upon the horizon of the
Terrace. He registered, installed a
piano in his room and began his emi
nent composing, and he is really a
famous composer. He worked stead
ily for a week without exciting any
comment, for he worked during the
daytime.
Soon his social engagements took
up all the daylight hours, and he be
gan doing some eminent composing
at night. Then there began to be
heard mutterings of discontent: mur
murs of revolt arose, and delicate
hints were conveyed to Manager
Keen that it would be wise to segre
gate the Baron, to pass laws making j
the night a closed season on eminent
composing.
Finally a delegation of outraged
guests descended en masse upon
Manager Keen and stated in plain
terms that they hud been robbed of
sleep long enough; they needed sleep,
they wanted sleep, and sleep they
must have. The suggestion was made
that the management of the Terrace
regulate the eminent composing.
Baron is Indignant.
So Mr. Keen sent word up to the
Baron that he must cease his emi
nent composing, or do it only in the
daytime. Whereupon the Baron came
down in high dudgeon, and forthwith
slapped Atlanta sharply upon the
wrist, taking our beloved city to task
for her lack of musical knowledge
and her horrid manners.
The Baron left Atlanta Wednesday
at 6 o'clock. He said he was going
from here to Augusta, and will then
make an automobile trip to Nev
York City.
GILL RETURNED
TO SERVE OUT A
LONG LIFE TERM
LEFT j HERE YES-
WHITE MAN
TERDAY IN CHARGE OF AGENT
BRIDGES OF STATE CONVICT
LESSEES. GOING TO OCALA.
Arthur Gill, who has been hId, in
the Escambia county Jail awaiting the
pleasure of the conlict lessees, was
handcuffed yesterday morning, and, in
custody of T. E. Bridges, agent for the
lessees, left on the early train for
Ocala, where he will be placed in the
stockade to serve out the balance of
a long term embracing the balance
of his natural life.
He was brought to Pensacola from
New Orleans after telling a policeman
in that city that he was wanted in
Florida for an unserved life sentence.
Leaving yesterday, he appeared as
much at ease, and as composed as if
he were going on a pleasure trip. Mr.
Bridges, however, was careful to see
that Gill had no chance of trying to
escape, or doing himself harm. Ho
was known as a desperate criminal,
although in the Escambia county jail
he was not troublesome in the least
and appeared to be satisfied.
Never since his confinement in the
local county jail did he deviate from
his first story of having made his- es
cape from a life term for murder, and
the only part of his story that was
contradicted in the least was his claim
of having killed four negroes in Far
go, Ga., a deed that is not on record.
At least there are no warrants, so far
as Sheriff Ellis could ascertain, for
his arrest in the state of Georgia.
FINE DISPLAY
IN SHOW WINDOWS
Feoplc were reminded of the ap
proach of spring and summer yester
day in passing the John White Store,
where the large show windows were
tastefully decorated, displaying spring
and summer goods to advantage.
The backgrounds represent garden
gateways of marble with spring fol
iage as decorations ' and attracted
much attention during the day and
early part of ahe evening.
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Good Chefs
Will Tell You
that the deliciousness
of good tea, whether
hot or cold, depends
greatly on the. quality
of the tea used.
That's why chefs and
house-wives who know
use
Tetley's
Famous Tea
know the world over
for purity and strength.
You'll be glad you
tried it. Your grocer
sells Tetley's.
Ask for it.
The
Lewis Bear
Company
Wholesale Distributers
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Nearly Every Home
In Pensacola
contains a Gas Range. Is yours one
of the few that do not?.
With a Gas Range you can cook
quicker, better and more cheaply; than
with any other cooking appliance.
.V. A GAS RANGE IS THE
GREATEST OF MODERN
LABOR SAVING DEVICES
AND ITS USE MEANS A
HEALTHFUL, COMFORT
ABLE, CLEAN KITCHEN.
Winter or strramer, gas is the
cheapest kitchen fuel.
Why not come to-ottf office and let
us show you our stock of Gas Ranges,
or if more convenient, we will have our
representative call to see you at your
home and show, you our , Gas Range
catalogue. i 1 r..
Pensacola Gas Co.
Phone 2041.
LEGAL NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
Washington. D. C.
March 11. 1914.
Notice is hereby riven to all persons
who may have claims against "The First
National Bank of Pensacola," Florida,
that the same must be presented to
Richard W. Goodhart. receiver, with the
legal proof thereof, within three months
from this date, or they may be disal
lowed. (Signed) JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS.
Comptroller of the Currency.
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NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS.
All water bills will be due
and payable at the office of
the Water Department, City
hall, April 1st., 1914. A dis
count of 5 will be allowed
on all bills paid on or before
the 10th of April. All con
sumers that have not paid
by May 1st., are subject to
have their Water supply cut
off, without further notice,
and a penalty of $1.00
charged for turning on again.
PENSACOLA WATER
WORKS.
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start
trading for
cash to-day?
, We can save
you money on al
most every article
you buy.
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& Son
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