The Pensacola journal., May 29, 1918, Page 8, Image 8

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THE PENS ACOLA JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1918. .
Smart Styles
In Low
Cut Shoes
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iuu men wiiu are preity naru
to please about your shoes, we
would like you to have a look at
these smart, snappy styles we
have in stock for summer wear.
The front they represent will
make a big hit with your finicky
shoe taste ; meaning to say that
no matter how critical you may
be, there's a style to please you.
Better than the good looks of
the shoes, are the prices.
5 to $12.
'. All leathers and sizes.
sffoBriWEttte Store
PHONI
FOR QUICK
CRVICE
Ventura
TAXI
AMUSEMENTS
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The CENTRAL PHARMACY
"In th Heart of Pensacola"
The Home of
QUALITY ICE CREAM
177 PHONES 17S
LOOK FOR THIS SIGN
108 Eatt Wright Street
Star Brand Shoes Ar Better
Men's Union Suits, 50c and up.
Men's Athletic Undershirts, 25c and up.
Men's Sox, 1Cc ar.d up
HEW ORLEANS BARGAIN
STORE.
Corner Palafox and Government Streets.
AMERICAN . NATIONAL
BANK
Of Pensacola
CAPITAU STOCK Paid In $500,000
ThefWL&O.
fin th tqun rj. vyjm Bi s .'
"PHEZ"
A delightfully cool
and healthful sum
mer drink. Made
from the pure and
unfermented juice
of the Loganberry.
" Get a case for
home use today.
The Lewis
Bear Co.
.Wholesale Distributers
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York 2 7 0
Cleveland 3 6 1
Batteries' Russell. Mogridg and
Walters; Bag-by and Os'elU.
At Washington 2 2
Detroit 10 1
Batteries Shaw, Hausen and Aln-
emlth; Erlckson and Stanage.
At Philadelphia 2 4 0
St. Louis ... 3 13 2
Batteries Perry and Perkins; Low-
dermllk and Nunamaker.
At Boston 1 0
Chicago .... 0 1 2
Batteries Bush and Agnew; Cl-
cotte and Lynn.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburg 2 9 2
Boston 6 12 0
Batteries Sanders and Schldt;
Hearne and Wilson.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Memphis 2 5 3
New Orleans ..: 3 7 3
Batteries Fentress and liar grave
Robertson and Kitchens. t
At Birmingham 6 5 2
Atlanta 5 10 3
At Little Rock 6 19 4
Mobile 6 18 1
Batteries Murchlson and Brottem;
Cavet, Bennett and Coleman. 16 In
nings, darkness.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia 2. St. Louis 3.
At New York 2. Cleveland 3.
At Washington 2, Detroit 4.
. At Boston 1, Chicago 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburgh 2. Boston 6.
At Chicago-Cincinnati rain.
Others unscheduled.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Memphis 2, New Orleans 3.
At Birmingham 6, Atlanta 5.
At Little Rock 6, Mobile 6, 16 in
nings, darkness.
Nashville-Chattanooga rain.
STANOING OF THE CL'JBS.
SOUTHERN.
CLUBS W. L. Pet.
New Orleans 25 12 .676
Little Rock 23 13 .639
Chattanooga 21 17 .552
Mobile [phone]
Nashville 19 19 .500
Memphis 16 20 .444
Birmingham 12 20 .375
Atlanta 12 25 .324
AMERICAN.
CLUBS W. L Pet.
Boston 22 13 .629
New York 19 18 .513
Chicago 15 16 .484
Cleveland " 19 17 .528
St. Louis 17 15 .531
Washington 16 19 .457
Philadelphia 14 19' .424
Detroit 9 19 .321
NATIONAL.
CLUBS W. L. Pet.
New York 23 10 .697
Chicago 22 11 .667
Cincinnati 20 17 .541
Pittsburg 15 16 .484
Boston 15 19 .441
Philadelphia 14 18 .43$
Brooklyn 13 21 .382
St. Louis , 13 21 .382
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AM FOX PRODUCTION
Theda Bara'a Latest Picture Which Come to the Isis Theatre Next Monday
Alice Brady in "Her Silent Sacrifice," at,
Isis Today.
"It's quite true," said Edward Jose,
who directed the production of "Her
Silent Sacrifice" which will appear at
the Isis theatre today, "that there are
no sluggards in the motion pictures:!
but even at that. Miss Brady can give
cards and spades to most of the film
actresses whom I have met. . Where
the average actress will often waste
precious daylight hours making me go
over the scenario with her. Miss Brady
and I always hold these inferences Inj
adva'nee during the evenings at her J
house.
"But what Is far more Interesting and
Important is that Alice Brady's won
derful adaptability, versatility and read
iness to grasp the situation permits me
to work with her in a speedy, friction
less and efficient manner. Tedious rep
etitlve rehearsals are unnecessary for
this remarkable girl for that's all she
really is, a young charming miss we
go over the action once and then pro
ceed to film It. The uninterrupted de
velopment of the main character and
the smooth unrolling of the story which
result, go far to explain the artistic
finish of all of Miss Brady's produc
tions. This Is very high praise, Indeed, and
will undoubtedly gratify 5Iiss Brady
hugely when it comes to her ears, for
Mr. Jose stands high In the ranks of the
foremost directors In the motion pic
ture field. And the man who achieved
such successes with "Poppy" and "The
Moth" maintains, with real enthusiasm
that Alice Brady will add to her re
nown with the series of pictures she
is making for the Select Star Series, of
which "Her Silent Sacrifice" Is her first
production.
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At the Isis Friday and Saturday.
SALARY 0
BE DECID
ED FRIDAY
GUP THIS OUT
MAY COME HANDY
Tells how to take soreness from
a corn and lift it
right out.
Hospital records show that every
time you cut a corn you invite lock
jaw or blood poison, which is needless.
says a Cincinnati authority, who tells
you that a quarter ounce of a drug
called freezone can be obtained at lit
tle' cost from the drug store but Is
sufficient to rid one's feet of every
hard or soft corn or callus.
You simply apply a few drops of
this on a tender, aching corn and the
soreness is Instantly relieved. Short
ly the entire corn can be lifted out,
root and all, without pain.
This drug Is sticky but dries at once
and Is claimed to Just shrivel up any
corn without Inflaming or even Irri
tating the surrounding tissue or skin,
If your wife wears high heels she
will be glad to know of this. Adv.
YALE BICYCLES
CASH OR CREDIT
T. T. Wentworthjr.
Cor. Belmont and Davla
AM HMD ETC TTDOLEATTDSLE
TONIGHT
Earle Williams in
"A MOTHER'S SIN"
A .Vitigraph Blue Ribbon, feature. The story of a wo
man's steadfast love and how it saved a man from himself.
Always 15c.
Friday night, the greatest cast ever filmed in pictures.
"Mother's Sin Pictures Earl Williams
at Garden.
Earle Williams, having completed "A
Mother's Sin," the Vltagraph Blue Rib
bon feature, which will be shown at
the Garden theatre tonight. Is now J
working in "The Girl in Ills IIouse."l
rrom me wiaeiy-reaa story by Harold
McGrath, which ran serially In the
Ladles Home Journal. j
"A . Mother's Sin," tonight's attrac
tion featuring Mr. Williams is a grip
ping drama, the story of a mother v;ho
gives her all that a man may find him
self. In this play Mr. Williams is said
to have reached the height of his dra-
matlo career. - :
The county board of education will
meet in special session next Friday
night to take up and, if possible de
cide upon the matter of the increase
in salaries of the teachers of the city
of Pensacola and Escambia County.
There are also several appointments
to be made to fill vacancies.
At the last meeting the board com
pleted the appoiwfments af Instructors
in the High School and the two gram
mar schools, thus leaving the city
schools and the county schools to be
acted upon at the special meeting
Friday night.
FIRST TO BUY
WAR CERTIFICATE
S. F. & L TO BUILD
TDAGK TO PLANT
OFSHIPBUILDINBGO.
Within not less than a month, so It
is stated upon best authority, the Gulf
Florida and Alabama Railroad will ,
have spur tracks right into the new
shipbuilding plant, the work of lay
ing switches has been going on quiet
ly for soma time and now there Is a ;
perfect net work of them.
The tracks are now within one hun
dred yards of the. shipbuilding yards,
having reached Barrancas Avenue
and it Is expected to make the cross
ing within a week or two, which taka
the road right Into the shipyard. The
tracks will be in the northeast corner
and (form - the shape of a fan. The
system will haul heavy freight and
will thus be enabled to bring supplies
from Birmingham via the Southern
to Klmbrough. thence over the G. F.
& A., tracks to Pensacola.
Another connection which is also
said to be under way is the P. M. and
X. O., which will make two ways of
hauling freight, which will mean
greater . things for Pensacola.
Reports are to the effect that the
new shipbuilding plant, will lay the
keel for its first steel ship about the
middle of June, to be of five or six
thousand tons and when the plant is
completed four vessels of this ton
nage can be under construction at one
time. . .
The Liadies Benevolent Memorial
Association of Pensacola has the hon
or and distinction of being the first to
purchase War Saving certificates, in
the drive which has just started.
This announcement was made yes
terday by Postmaster B. S. Hancock,
chairman of the county campaign
committee. Postmaster Hancock re
called that this organization was also
the first to purchase a bond of the
Third Liberty loan.
HUOLBERT GIVEN
All OPPORTUNITY TO
ENLIST IN THEARMY
Charles F. Hurlbert, said to be
from Brooklyn, X. Y., who has been
the source of some speculation on
the part of the United States Court
for the past week, as to Just what he
was, has finally had his case passed
upon and If the federal authorities'
chose to take drastic steps they could
make it rather uncomfortable for him
but upon orders from Washington, D.
C, he will be given an opportunity to
go into the army.
Hurlbert is a young man of several
aliases and was arrested at one of
the leading hotels of Pensacola, where
Special Officer Mclntyre took him
Into custody. Hurlbert was reticent
in regard to himself anfl his move
ments. It was ascertained that he had
been somewhat of a traveler one of
the places he visited was in South
America.
It was learned that his home was in
Brooklyn, X. T., and communication
with the authorities there did not "for
a time clearly show Just who and
what he was and there were missins
links in the chain of information.
He was held in the county jail until
facts could be obtained with the re
sult that it was learned that he had
WHEN A WOMAX LOVES, SHE IS READY TO MAKE
AXY SACRIFICE.
THIS IS THE MORAL. AID BASIC THEME OF
"HER SILENT SACRIFICE"
IN WHICH SAENGER AMUSE. CO. PRESENTS
ALICE BRADY
Have your digestive organs
right.
ADCD
wiU'Hiiiaaa
Dyspepsia
Remedy
will do the work.
50 cents At your Druggist's
A screen version
of the celebrated
play "THE RED
MOUSE." wherein
a peasant artist's
model becomes the
jorgeously begown
ed queen of fash
ion the talk of the
smartest society
cliques in Parts.
A Heroine Who
Dares Everything
for Love.
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Other Fsature
Fox Suashlne
Comedy
MHIS SMASHING
CAREER"
A successful effn
live against the
hordes of old King
Gloom.
PROF. REILLY'S
ISIS
OHCHESTRA
AND THE COOLtNQ ZEPHERS OF OUR
TYPHOON COOLING AND VENTILATING SYSTEM.
registered in Brookln, X. Y., but had
never filled out his questionnaire.
By failure to do so he automatically
became a deserter and could have
been dealt with in a drastic manner
by the military authorities. However,
the government not feeling inclined to
take this step, has decided that he
be given an opportunity of entering
the service.
JOINT INITIATION
BY TWO CAMPS
tti-ko'-v Camn No. 21. and Live Oak
Camp No. 1, "W. O. VT., will hold a
joint initiation tonight at 8 o'clock, at.
the hall on West Romana street. A
class of probably thirty-two will be
initiated, and it is requested that as
many members as possible be on
hand.
VIOLA
DANA
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Ton y
Breakers
Ahead"
A drama la
which the heart,
the time tab
o f emotion,
registers gTeat
speed.
And an educational
TOMORROW
MADAM PETROVA
in "A Daugher of Destiny
THERE'S PLEASURE for
YOUR BOY
AND A SAVING FOR YOU IN
THESE YOUNGSTERS CLOTHES
BLOUSE SUITS.
That mothers are bound
to appreciate. Because
of their well built quali
ties; their stylish ap
pearance, and the fact
that they launder well.
Boys' blouses get such
hard wear and are wash
ed so frequently that
they have to be very
carefully made of easily
laundered, fast colored
materials, such as these.
Ages 2 to 6, price
HEROIC DEEDS
Thrilling rescues, daring
conquests these are
boyhood dreams. And
to help him realize his
dreams, we've an expen
sive line of military uni
forms, baseball suits, and
suits in regular khaki
brown, ages 2 to 6, $2 to
$6.00.
Also boys' overalls in
khaki and blue cham
bray, 75c to $1.00.
Boys one piece play
suits in khaki and blue
chambray, ages 2 to G,
prices.
1.00 to 2.00
$1.50 to $3.50
STYLISH DURABLE SUITS
For Indigestion, Constipation or
Biliousness
Just try one 50-cent bottle of LAX-FOS
WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take. Adv.
NO
ROUGH
EDGES.
NO
FRAYED
CUFFS
If You Send Your
SHIRTS '
to . J
THE
The Empire
Phone 322
FOR THE LARGER
Ours is a boys store as well as
a man's store and the larger
fellows as well as the smaller
may have their wants supplied
here.
He's sure to be pleased with
one of these suits ; some with
belts and pockets that lend a
military air that the young
plete any boy's outfit from
plain styles, but all are of
pretty materials, cool and
comfortable, and some with
extra trousers. If you can't
come yourself, just send him
along with a note, and we'll
be very careful to see that he
gets just what you want.
Ages 7 to 16.
Prices
12.00 M
FELLOWS.
FURNISHINGS FOR
BOYS
Knowing boys as well as
we do enables us to provide
furnishings for boys, all ages,
that will please them and
their parents too.
X2now we are showing
many attractive patterns in,
boys shirts, neckwear and un
derwear, hats, caps, collars,
belts, hosiery, shoes; also
line of boys bathing suits that
will help him show his colors
to best advantage. In fact,
every detail necessary to com
plete nay boys outfit from
head to foot, is now ready in
our stocks. Prices moderate.
And Don't Forget One of the Trop ical Weight Suits for "Dad" at $20
They are of all wool cravenetted materials a pro cess that makes them water resisting. They are!
stylish and retai n their shape too.
20
S. Palafox
"BETTER CLOTHES FOR BOYS
20
Palafox
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