THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1917.
FOOD MEETINGS
111 WASHINGTON
AND SANTA ROSA
Chippy, Fla., July 19. State of
ficials and rerresentjit-ivf nf tu
state agricultural department will
ccnc'.uct focd conservation and gen
eral agricultural development meet
ings in Washington county July 26
and 27- Among the speakers will
be C. K. McQuarrie, of Gainesville,
and Sam Westbrook, of the L. & N
agricultural department.
JUDGE BEGGS TO
Tonipht at eight o'clock a Patriotic
llusiral and Literary entertainment
vill he held in Big Zion Tabernacle,
anu a special program has been ar- j
ranged for the occasion, which is at-tra-fng
much interest among the
colored people of Pensacola- An in
vitation is extended to everyone, and j
Judge E. D. Beggs will deliver the!
addrc5 of the evening.
STATE BREVITIES
Jacksonville Depositors in the
Hoard National Bank will receive !
dividends amounting to 45 per cent)
if the'r claims jurt as soon as checks j
an b drawn- Affairs of the bank I
!-ave moved swiftly since H. G. Mur- i
' av, formerly of Pensacola, took i
"rarge and depositors are very opti
m 'stic of realizing much more "out of
'V fnilurD than seemed possible
some time ago.
St. Petersburg The city commis
von'rs have passed an ordinance for
v:(!din excessive snVoke from sta
;:o':ary stacks and locomotives and
t is believed the smoke nuisance will
' c abated in St Petersburg.
Mi imi Following the recent dis
'v.'bantcs in Miami, an agreement
's Difn reached whereby negro own
ers of taxi cabs will use them only
"o members of their ra?e and will
elicit no white passengers. It is
' r'i-ved the arrangement will re
"! v th? acute situation which has
c::it?d for some time.
Jad-fonville Jacksonville is mak
"p" strenuous efforts to be desig
nated by the government as the
Anthem port for shipment of merl
in a1 nnd food suDplies to the allies
n'td has tendered the government
'O,0C0 snuare feet of spare for stor
lce on the municipal doC:s.
"oorr Ilavrn J. J. O'Brien, vice
:v esidc-t of th DeSoto Stock Farms
'Jompanv, is endeavoring to interest
f e gcvp ment in extensve cultiva
fiir of Everglades lands to provide
lor our soldiers abroad Mr
O'Brien tendered free use of 50,000
icres of muck lnrnds and National
Food Dictator Herbert Hoover will
send an expert to the Everglades to
investigate agricultural conditions
there.
Tersely Told.
George Emmanuel left yesterday
for Mobile for the bedside of his son,
who is seriously ill-
John A. Merritt is in Washington
on business.
Otto Roedal, assistant manager of
the Exchange Hotel in Montgomery,
is in the city on business.
D- W. Crosland and family of
..Montgomery, spent the dav in Tensa
cola yesterdav.
B Lassiter and wife, of Birming
ham, are spending n few days in tne
city.
Dr. R. T. Carson. U- S. N., leaves
today for duty elsewhere. Dr. Car
son has been stationed at the aero
nautic station, but is detached
Marshal Tatterson and F- K. Sim
mons, of DeFuniak, motored to Pen
sacola 'yesterday en iv-te to At
lanta. WOOD PAVEMENT
GETS ITS BACK UP
Wood block paving in certain parts
of the city "swelled" slightly yester
day after the several days of hard
rain- It is the first time in recent
ram storms that this has happened.
If I was
the grocer
I'd sell
no thin' but
Post
Toasties
7 A
MOUND
DELAYED B THE
STEEL SCARCITY
Work has not yet started on the
Molino bridge, and no material it is
stated, has yet been placed on the
6ite- The delay is understood to be
caused by the scarcity of steel, and
the wide denand by the government
at the present time for this product
As the contract allows six months
for the completion of the work, there
is little apprehension felt over tne
difficulty in obtaining material.
Daily Weather
Report
U. S- Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau
Charles F- Marvin. Chief.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN
Pensacola, Fla., Julv 19, 1917.
Pensacola's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for July 103 de
grees.
Lowest on record for July, 64 de
grees. Day temperatures in July usually
rise to 87 degrees.
Night temperatures in July usually
fall to 75 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, 80
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday, 74
degrees.
Pensacola's Rainfall Data
Rainfall for 24 hours ending 7 p-
m.. 02 inches
Normal rainfall for the month of
July 7.27 inches
Total rainfall for this month to 7
m., 3.54 inches.
Total deficiency this year to June
30th, 1.88 inches.
Weather Tern- IPrecip-
peraturc itation
Stations: 7 p. m. (24 hrs,
7 !high! ending
!p m.J est 7
lyes-1 p. m-
I I I'day I
Abilene, clear 88 88 .10
Atlanta, cldy. 74 80 02
Boston, cldy 74 82
Buffalo-, clear 70 70 .04
Baltimore, cldy 76 84
Chicago, pt. cldy- ... 74 82
Denver, cldy 76 86
Galveston, cldy- 82 88
Green Bay, pt. cldv.. 72 84
Hatteras, cldy- 78 80 01
Huron, clear ffi 90
Jacksonville, pt. cldy. 78 90 .02
Kansas City, clear. . 82 90
Knoxville,. cldy 74 84
Louisville, cldy 72 86 06
Memphis, cldy 76 84 1.62
Minneapolis, cldv. 76 88 .16
Mobile, rain ..." 72 84 1-90
Montgomery, cldy. . . 74 84 .26
New Orleans, cldy-. . 78 84 .08
New York, cldy 74 76
North Platte, clear. . 90 92
Oklahoma, clear 84 88 1-22
Palestine, cldy- 70 90 .78
Pensacola, cldy 79 80 .02
Phoenix, cldy 10c 108
Pittsburg, clear 76 82
Portland, Ore, clear. 80 88
St. Louis, pt. cldv 80 86 .10
Salt Lake City, clear. 86 88
San Francisco, clear. 64 70
Sheridan, pt. cldy-.. 82 92 .02
Shreveport,' cldy. ... 74 -88
Tampa, rain 74 99u 1.36
Washington, cldv . . 76 82
Williston, pt. cldy-. . 92 94
Weather, barometer readings, wind
directions and wind velocity at 7 p.
m., along the gulf coast.
Brownsville, clear, 29.86, SE-
Corpus Christi, clear, 29.88, SE-22.
Galveston, cldy., 29-92, S-14.
New Orleans, cldy., 29.98. SE.
Burwood, cldy.. 30 00, S-10.
Mobile, rain, 30.04, S.
Pensacola, cldy , 30 06, S-ll.
Apalachicola, cldy , 30.10. SW.
Tampa, rain, 30.12. NE.
Miami, clear, 30 10, E-10.
NOTICE.
Judge E. D. Beggs, of this city,
will address the great patriotic, mu
sical and literary entertainment at
Big Zion Church tonight. Admission
10 cents.
J. H. HALL.
Between LaRua and DeVilliers Sts.
Try The Journal's Want
Columns for quick results.
Doings of the
Those Liable for
Selective Draft
SERIAL NUMBERS
As the numbers given those reg
istered for the selective drart are ac
cording to precincts the following list
of the numbers embraced in the pre
cincts will enable those registered
to find their names with less diffi
culty, than in searching- through the
entire list.
From precincts one to twelve have
already been printed, the last number
yesterday being "875", which is in
thirteen- Beginning with "876" the
Precinct. Serial Nos-
13 769- 997
14 998-1121
15 1122-1367
16 1368-1400
17 1401-1449
18 1450-1492
19 1493-1592
20 1593-1620
21 1621-1697
22 1698-1815
23 1816-1845
24 1846-1875
25 1876-1RR6
26 1887-2057
27 2058-2215
28 2216-2373
29 2874-2536
30 2537-2558
31 2559-2729
32 2730-2025
33 2926-2972
34 2973-3167
35 3168-3187
Miscellaneous 3188-3501
876 Charlie Wilmar.
877 John Willmar.
878 Harrison Willmar.
879 Urbahn Elstra Willis.
880 Oscar Frank Williams.
881 Linwood Williams.
882 John Thomas Williams.
883 John Locket Wilkerson.
884 Jofcn Leroy Williams.
885 Andrew Williams.
886 Herman Ellie Whittle.
887 Raymond Newton White.
888 Henry Lucius White.
889 Clarence Thos. White.
890 Charles Franklin White.
891 Milton F. Westmoreland.
892 Willie E. Weaver.
893 Geo. Hunter Weaver.
894 Thos. R. Parker.
895 Arthur J. Johnson, Jr.
896 Willie Jackson.
897 Shorty Jackson.
898 Frank Wesley Jackson.
899 Chester Inrhan.
900 Jessie Henry.
901 David Hunter.
902 Henry Horsier, Jr.
903 Dolphus Johnson Hill.
904 Liepa Mair Herschkovits.
905 Sol Henry.
906 Herbert Henderson.
907 Leopold E. Heinberg.
908 Leonard W. Heinberg.
909 Jerome H. Heinberg.
910 Bertram Heinberg.
911 Tom Hawthorn.
912 Romie J. Hauteman.
913 Angus V. Hatton.
914 Joe Harris.
915 Herbert Hall.
916 Frank Dewberry Hall.
917 Claude M. Hall.
918 Lawrence Edwin Grubbs.
919 Willam Gallispia Griffith.
920 Henry Graves.
921 Aulbrey Sanford Graham.
922 Gam B. Golay.
923 William Henry Godwin.
924 Joe Glackmeyer.
925 Joseph Amotta Geri.
926 Mike Gillos.
927 Nick Geniatts.
928 John Geeker.
929 Wade Gebara.
930 Taft Gebara.
931Willie Fountain.
932 Joseph Lawrence Fissel.
933 James Selman Fillingim.
934 Henrv Fair.
935 Ira Archabel Ezell.
936 Peter Economy.
937 Adolphus C. Dutton.
938 Joseph Daniel Dooley.
939 Frank Francis Dillon.
940 Ben Denton.
941 Carlos J. Diaz.
942 Joseph Davis.
943 Chas. W. Davis.
944 Charles Albert Davis.
945 Ranee Crumpton.
946 Samuel Herbert Croft.
947 Herman Edward Croft.
948 Lee G. Cox.
949 Charles Henry Corneilson.
950 Thomas James Connelly.
951 George J. Commings.
952 Clarence Fowler Colton.
953 Ben Clinton.
954 Jessie Cleveland.
955 James T. Clark.
956 John Hayden Christie, Jr.
957 Henry G. Champlin.
958 Henrv Cary.
959 Walter Carr.
Duffs
MRS. VIOLA IVES HAS
GAINED 40 POUNDS
WAS ALMOST HELPLESS FOR
THREE YEARS AND WAS IN
HOSPITAL FIVE MONTHS.
"I have actually gained forty
pounds in weight and of all the peo
ple who have been benefited by Tan
lac I believe I have the most cause
to be thankful," said Mrs. Viola Ives,
living at 315 Cross street, Little Rock,
Ark., recently.
"In May, of 1913," continued Mrs.
Ives, "I suffered a complete break
down of my nerves and my entire
system gave away. About six weeks
afterwards I was carried to the hos
pital, but was never told the cause of
my trouble. I could not retain the
medicine I was given and nothing that
was done for me did me any good. I
brtiame perfectly helpless couldn't
move any part of my body, and just
lay there in bed for five months,- pot
knowing anything or anybody. I was I
brought home in October, 1913, and I
tried all kinds of medicine and every
thing I was told about. I finally got
so I could walk again but still I
didn't get well. I was in this condi
tion and almost helpless for three
years.
"I read about so many getting re
lief by taking Tanlac and my hus
band got me a bottle in June of this
year, and after taking three bottles
I began to feel better. I have taken
seven bottles of Tanlac now. and I can
walk anywhere and sleep Tike a child
at night. When I took my first dose
of Tanlac I weighed only one hundred
and twenty-two pounds. I now weigh
one hundred and sixty-two an actual
gain of forty-two pounds since I start
ed on Tanlac, and I am very gteful
for what it has done for me. I'm
feeling perfectly well now, better
than in five years, and my family and
everybody else who knows me is talk
ing about the wonderful change Tan
lac has made in me."
Genuine Tanlac can be obtained
from the Crystal Pharmacy. Adv.
960 Alexander F. Calleanos.
961 John Calinos.
962 John James Byers.
963 Fletcher Albert Byers.
964 Charles Edgar Burlison.
965 Luthern Brown.
966 Loam Brown.
967 Edward Brietling.
968 Willam Julian Braswell.
969 Ernest John Braswell.
970 Leoncio Lluling Borras.
971 Walker Wilkins Bonifay.
972 Ralph Bonifay.
973 Harold Lawrence Bonifay.
974 Frank Renshaw Bond.
975 William L. Bogart.
976 Lome John Birmingham.
977 Matt M. Bird.
978 Lewis B. Bene.
979 Walter Bell, Jr.
980 Madison Langley Bell.
981 Teter Bee.
982 Walter Barner.
983 Solomon Swits Barker.
984 George Emory Baria.
985 Frank Joseph Barberi.
986 Nick Ballas.
987 Apostle Ballas.
988 Myron Eugene Baegett.
989 Joseph Malcolm Baggett.
990 Preston Stoddard Avery.
991 Joseph Ashwood.
992 Joseph Aguilar.
993 Allen Louis Appel.
994 Joseph Angelo.
995 A. Alsop.
996 Thomas Adams.
997 Walter Abram.
99 Alver F. Largue.
999 Wilbert Edward Langford.
1000 Adrian Ernest Lanefovd.
1001 Jacob Kugelman.
1002 Fred Koch.
1003 Lewis Anderson King.
1004 Nicola Karagemes.
1005 Ras James.
1006 Lloyd Jackson.
1007 Henry Alpemer Jackson.
1008 James Fercey Thompson.
1009 Joseph Presley Thornton.
1010 Alex Walton. "
1011 Arthur Bingham Yniestra.
1012 Henry Geo. Spelman.
1013 Alphouns Joseph Touart.
1014 John Easter Webb.
1015 Charles Frank Williams.
1016 Lonnie Willhite.
1017 Ollie Madson Wiggins.
1018 Willam Henry Whiter-?.
1019 Albert Esphriam Whipple.
1020 Panagestes Theaodoraoulas.
1021 Willie Joe Starks.
1022 John Victor Stamoles.
1023 Jno. Samuel Stallings.
1024 Abraham Sraur.
1025 Isadore Abraham Silverman.
1026 Milton Silverfield.
1027 Robert Edward Sharrai-d.
1028 Thomas William Saltmarsh.
The Girls
About Shoes?
Nine out of ten decide on a Stacy-Adams, or on a cheaper shoe made as
near like the "Stacy" as possible. Combination sizes. Three styles of black
and tan vici, both high and low shoes in stock, of which above picture is one.
$8 and $9
M WATSON,
M
1029 Nick Petron Petrelis.
1030 Thomas Goldie Rupert.
1031 Leo Edwin Rupert.
1032 Zeb Farriss Rozier.
1033 Claudius Aaville Ross.
1034 Freddie Roberts.
1035 Reginald Duville Robblee.
1036 Eugene Wiley Riordan.
1037 Horace John Quina.
1038 Eugene Powell.
1039 George Torras.
1040 Walter Henry Pfeiffer.
1041 Kregas Petron Fetrelis.
1042 Pete Petersen.
1043 George Jim Pappas.
1044 Ruben Pavid O'Donovan.
1045 James S. L. O'Donovan.
1046 James O'Brien, Jr.
1S47 Joseph Feig Israel.
1048 Leonard John Hooper.
1049 Arthur Hinson.
1050 Sam Wilson Hilton.
The Journal's "Want Ad
way will get you results.
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AUTOMOBILES.
dodge rros. motor car
G. H. HAYS. Dealer Phone 874.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
TTTT.K GUARANTEE CO.
!9I Eouth Palafox Street. Phone 6S4
AUTO PAINTING.
pensacola FTToaY works.
H1-1SJ Kant TntenrtencU. Phor-e 17
BICYCLES.
T T. WKVTWORTTT. .TTV
Pelmont and Da-1 Streets.
BANKS.
WM T. FOX CARRIAGE WORKS
117 Fait Zarraitossa Street. Phone 118
COAL DEALERS.
CART CO..
Office Phone 98-1U. Tfcrd Phonea -J.
EXPORT FUEL AND ICE CO..
401 North Tarragona gtreat. Phone HI.
CLOTHIERS.
M. O CT-OTHTNO STORE.
121-323 South Palafox Street. Phone U5&
DRUGGISTS.
THE CENTRAL PHARMACY.
100 South Palafox Street Phonea 177-:TS
are a Little All -
D
When Men
Become Settled in
PARKER &
"Everything to Wear"
SPECIAL SALE
T haw just moved tr our new ftore.
ind wish to reduce our large sto.-k of
FACTORY DAMAGED
and RETURNED SHOES
5nn pairs will be sold at from one-half
tr one-third the reculr prloos Ulaok
Mipperp for Women, and High Tops for
Boys, sizes, to 4.
We now have the best quick repair
'aoUitirs. Phone 1135.
CANADIAN SHOE
STORE
Now 516-518 North DeVilliers Street.
J. P. REMICH & SONS
DISTRIBUTORS. ESSENKAY.
F the Business and
JEssseatany
EC
Professional
firms of PensacDli.
Journal reiders in ani out of th?
city will find it most valuable from time
to time. Name, address and phon?
number of leading business concern;
and prof essional men of Pensacola.
Paste this in your scrap book, put
it in your pocketbook. or tack it in
some convenient plac?.
DRUGGISTS
THE CRYSTAL, PHaRMACT.
If fcuth Palafox 1 Phone il-9JI
D'ALEMRfCRTHM PHARMACY.
Ill South Palafox Street. Phone 101
HOTELS.
BAN CAM LOB.
Geo. H. Herrey. Mltr. Private Phone J0S
HARDWARE STORES.
W. A. MA Y HAKDWAKK CO.,
Tie South Palafox Street. Ph-roe 1410.
ICE DEALERS.
PEN8ACOLA K'E CO.,
I0-10 N. Tarrarona. Pbonea It and IH
JOB PRINTERS.
THE Bl'RROW PRESS.
124-111 Eaat Government. Phone 4
MATE9 PRINTTNO CO..
II Wiit Government 8'reet. Phcne 111.
LAUNDRY
THB PERFECTION LAUNDRY
Dry Cleaning and Steam Preaalng.
Phone 181
MATTRESSES
NP FEATHER BEDS CLKAN'ED AND
MADE OVER. C.W.CLAFLI.V. phone 11H
MACHINE SHOPS.
OULF MACHINE WOK It 8,
111-117 South Pa afox. Phonea 161 14i
MEAT MARKETS.
THE PARLOR MARKJCT.
114 South Palafox Street Phonea 171-17
in
Their Taste S
REESE CO.
The Banking Savings k
Trust Company
THE UPTOWN BANK
General Banking
Only Trut Company in Vet
Florid.
WE BUY AND SELL
BONDS
Pensacola Buggy Works
STUDE8AKER CAS.
Repair Parta Accessories
and Supplies.
Ph;ine anfi.
105 N. Palafox St.
Subscribe for the Journal.
MUSIC STORES.
CLUTTKH MUSIC HOU8X.
114 South Palafox Street. Phoue IK.
RETNALDS- MT7SIC HOTJSJB.
Jl South Palafox Street. Phone 1717.
NEWSPAPERS. '
Th Penaacola Journal, Morning anj
Sun-lay. Phonea. Edit. 18: Bua. UOt.
The Penaacola Newi, Evening Frrren
Sunday. Phonea. Edit. 454. Hue, lit.
Painters, Paper Hangers.
E. B. WELLS, 12 Fni-t Government '
Phone 77S
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
CHAS. COT TR ELL.
204,-4 South Palafox Street. Phone 110J
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
J. N. ANDREWS.
131 North Palafox street. Phone 588
SHOE SHOPS. '
Chatt'a Electrical Shoe Fhor, Warring-ton
Phone 91S6 Ring 1.
SIGN PAINTER.
POT'RTLF.S SIGN CO..
82 South Palafox. Phone 780.
WRIGMTON.
The Elgn Man. DeLuna St. Phone 987.
TRAINED NURSES.
Registry of Trained Nureee at Whltea
Pharmacy. Day Paoae 19. NIhC 44.
By Allman
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