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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1918.
3
Oet!
Strang
IK
ER1AL NUMBERS
IN NEXT DRAFT
Demctry, Anpelo Jim, 5235; Demon
fin George. 5300; Dennis, TJarl Oliver,
fi; Dennis, James Edna, 3535; DeSilva,
irry Reginald, 3424; DeSilva, John,
)4; D'espcsito, Frank, 5447; De
mghn, James Eugene, 2838; DeWelse
fred Otto, 26GG; Diamond, i'eari
fton, i3G0;, Diamond, Truman Er
st, -2TG; Diamond, Albon C, '2154;
sz, Ismacius Jesus, 2403; Diffenderfer
Viil Charles, 1201; Dillard, William
irles. 2 i iS ; Dickens, Charles Hilary,
Donald, Dowey, 1330; Donaldson,
I !V
3 '
162; Donaldson, Millie iiiorn-
. 3847. '
Donaldson, Thomas Jefferson, 4640;
wildson, Joseph Franklin, 45.8; Dor
rn. Will. 742; Dorsey, Tljomas. 02:
:vp, George Henry, 3537; Dot
Jnlph, C. M., 353S; Dove, James Ev
il, 3S72; Douglas. FCtzhugh, Lee,
?; Doyle, William Henry, '4G00; Doz
, Tom, 4204; Driver, Dewey Hob
n, 1500; D'Sous'a, Marion. 1171; Du
sa, Robert Lee, 450: Dudley. Adam.
.10- riiiBK! .Tnacnh Frank. 17j: l'UT-
Peter ,William, 2S:v3; Dunaway,
mes E., 4798, Dunaway, Hiram,
; Duncan, Chnrles Slza, 43; Dun
n, Burrell. 3ifS; Duncan, John Wil-
im, G35; Duntiam, tawra juser.
10: Dunham, James August. 2250;
unn. James Arcnie. ;i; imnu. .m-
ph, 53S5:; Dupont. John rnomas,
7 n,iMnt Martin Albert. 5100: Du-
nt, Malcolm Arthur, 970; Dyer, Har-
IS'LW FIUCES 30c, 60c, $1.20
MEYER SHOE CO.
Pensacola's Popular
Shoe Store
Palafox and Romana Sts.
BEFORE
ORDERING YOUR
GROCERIES
SUBSCRIBE
TO THE FOURTH
1720Phones 1721
or Tonsilitis, gargla J-
water then apply' ; J&9$$)
LIBERTY
LOAN
Welcome the Fourth Liberty Loan Committees and Solicitors, who begin
in earnest, making their calls today, consider, them as representative of YOUR
GO VERNMENT---GN BUSINESS FOR YOU! Let's do our best to expedite
their work don't keep them waiting, and, better still, don't wait for them: go
personally to Liberty Loan headquarters and subscribe subscribe to the limit
of our individual ability.
Pensacola is asked to lend (not give) over a million dollars of the Fourth
Liberty Loan, and to the righteous cause for which it is needed, and Pensacola,
out of her generous purse will lend it--and more so let's not wait to be asked,
but volunteer our treasures and services, too. Do It Today!
For the first time in history,
same battleship. This is the first
British fleet.
mon Garfield, 5113; Dyson, Thomas
Hoyd. 5115.
Early, Alfred. Luther, 279; Early,
Cary Alexander," 5191; Eddins. Joseph
Lambert, 126; Eddins, Marion Wesley,
4134; Eddins, Odie McClane. 4617; Ed
dins, William Riley, J503; Edge, Ham
ilton Fisher, 3368, Edgren, Fred Sam
uel, 328; Edwards. Albert S.. 2161; Ed
wards. Earlest, 3.V2: Edwards. Eugene
17.")0; Edwards, Joe Ernest, 2239; Eforci.
Billie, 1203; Egm, Eddie Albert,
3117.
Ekblom, William Folks, 301 ; Elliott.
Joe Sidney, 4190; Ellis, Calvin, 3509; El
lis. Joseph Brown. 3437; Ellis, Waddie
Baker, 3782; Zn finger, Junes Alexan
der, 4S09; Enllmrer, Louis Marion.
4781; England. Thomas Watson, 424 ;
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ALL MEMBERS OF THIS
United State and British marines are serving together on the
photograph showing marines of both nations on a vessel of the
,
T ; :
English, Edward Joseph, 127; English.
William Franves, 1033;" Egstrom, John
Ojlver, 4183; Epplcs, John Jacob, lif;
Er-ekson, John Alfortl, 4222; Euhanks,
Collie Andrew, ,'5388; Eubanks, Jessie
Iseh, 33ft3; Egolhoff, Frederick Ernest.
2297; Eggarl, John George, 824; Elijah.
James, 2072: Eurmous. Jesse
Fil-
more, 1D0S; Ellis, Harry, 3220;
Enurel, Harman, 827: Enterkin,
iet Jesse, '1491; Eppse, William,
Etheridge. Narioleon Benjamin.
Dan
1749 ;
22CS ;
Eugene. Joseph Johnnie, 1242
Ewnrt
Frank Olivet. o077; Ewin, Will, 2137,
Ervin, Will, 3181; Ezell, William Hen
ry Joseph, 2447. '
Fair. Preston 3999; Faison, Vernal
der, 49); Farraput, Hotstco John Bud,
418; Faueett, Georpe Richard. 4208:
Farrinas, .dward, Wl ; Faulkner, Ira
Thomas. 1453: Faust, Charles, 4191;
Faust. Hardy Theodore, 3778; Favorite,
Albert, 10!O.
Fell, Frederick Braind, 2881, Falon,
John, 18S8; Fclopc, Filo, 1025: Fera.
Oorpe Kiriakon. o'i; Fernandcs, Ed
die, ZG'cl; Pemandea, Jose, 2272:
Fi ;ds, Archie. -2603; . Fields. Robert.
3399; Fields, Will, 4745; Fillingrim.
Alonzo. 5105; Fillingim, Andrew Jack
son. 475; Fillingiui, Wiiliam Lorenzo,
4087; Fill inifim, Daniel Webster, 3003;
Fillingim. Oeorpe W. 4922; Fillininm,
Ration i'dward. 4777; Fillingim, Wil
ey Columbus, 4817;.
Filmore, Clarence. 733; Finjrpr, Clar
ence Walter. 2011: Finga, Georare Con
stantino, "3(; Finney, Edward Doug-
WE OFFER YOU A DINNER
at this restaurant that cannot be
excelled anywhere at any price.
In fact you will find it exceed
ingly difficult to even equal it at
all. If you have had one of these
dinners you needno persuading
to come again. If "you have yet
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oe, Parker
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las, 1728; Fisher, William. 102S; Flem
ing, George Andrew, 3C19: Fleming,
James Monroe, 5125; Floda, Antony,
1351; Flores, Michael James, 1395:
Flowers. Grady, 4042; Flowers, Lee
Richard, 5352.
Floyd, Burney Leroy, 3ms ; Floyd,
Christopher Columbus, 4730; Floyd,
Dave, 4737; Floyd, Ernest Ekan. 3371;
Floyd, William, 4742; Flynn, Charlie.
4084: Folger, Edward Wheelock. 5117;
Folley, Lewis, 4748; Folsom, Shelton
Smith, 1981; Fomison. John. 1675; Ford
Sandy, 4281; Fortner, William Henry.
474; Forum, Charles Walter, 1957;
Forum, Eggers Edward. 1522; Foster,
James Allen, 5344; Foster, Joe, 4982;
Fountain, Murdock. 4641; Fowler, John
4989: Francis, William Obediah, 4516;
Frank, Edwin Abbott, 1703; Frank.
John George, 813.
Franklin. HilTard. 1206: Franklin.
Steve, 84S; Frater,-John William, 4550;
Friedrickson. Mose Raymond. ;13S4;
Frederick M, 3279; Freeman, Thomas.
Jr., 1833; Freeman, .Charles Henry,
1147; Freeman, James Redmond. 2646 ;
Frerny, William, 1329; Fried. Sidney
Hendrix. 1719; Friedberg, Jacob Mor
ris, 3985; Friedman, Clarence Falk, 794:
Friedrickson, Mose Ramond, 13C4;
Fritch, Theodore. Jr? 1414.
Fulghum, Stephen Loren, 2653;
Fulks, Norman, 4963; .duller, John
Henry, 2445: Fuller, ffeorge Newton,
243: Fuqua, Newton, an; Futral, Dan
iel Wesley, 28 IS.
Garrett, Dewy Henry, 4046; Gainer.
Aubrey Lee,,.'4047; Calakanos, Nicolas
Panagiotes 1364;. Garrett, Nicholas
Morlan, 5&1 ; Gord, Roscoe IrvSn, 4ti:
Gale, Edward Morgan. 454; Garland,
Thomas Patrick, 472 ; ; Gates. John
Frank, 4155; Gainer, George. 4992 ;
Garrett. Leon Marion, 3566; Gast, John
William, 2657 ; Gates, Monroe Jameson.
3450; Garvin, Tellis Calvin, 2882 ;. Gar
ner, Albert." 3192: Gardner, Sam. 199i;
Gardner, Lyman Albert. 388 '...
: Gagnet, Victor, 3991: GalTney. Flet
cher, 3269; Gates, Shelby Webster.
2473; Gandy. Hampton Edwards, 4619;
Gaarder. Earl, 2982, . -V:.:-
U yoTi have arr :tiin to sell, rent or
buy ; or want to buy or rent, try a
"Want Ad" in The Journal.
FLETCHER IN F
OF COTTON PRICING
Washington Bureau,
Pensacola Journal.
BY GEORGE II. MANNING.
"Washington, Sept. 29. Senator Fle
tcher today gave his views as follows,
with reference to the fixing of the
price of cotton:
,"I feel no anxiety at all about the
speculator or. the manipulator. I am
not greatly agitated about the interests
of the sp!nners, whose- chief desire is
to get the staple as cheaply as pos
sible. But ray heart goes out to the
man who i toillnR 12 hours a day,
t"kine all the chances of seasons,
boll weevil, high prices of material,
fertilizer, etc., and by his toil and ef
forts is actually producing the raw
cotton.
"Ktfrs have alreadv been taken look-
ir.fr to the fixing of the price- of cotton,
and while it is unfortunate that this
has produced a depression in the mar
ket, this effect was inevitable. I do
not know but that I disagre with those
who consider this act of the depart
ment as greatly harmful to the pro
ducers. "Let us take the following into con
sideration: "1. The farmer never has received
for cotton Its real value. Whenever
the price went to a point that ' was
approaching the fair and reasonable,
the cotton had passed from the hands
of the producers who had been com
pelled to sell on a market where man
ipulators, foreign interests and every
other interest had been at work to
bear' it.
Government Is FaV
"2. We have no reason to believe that
the government of the United States
will be disposed to crush, oppress or
discourag-e the producer of cotton. In
all the price-fixing so far done by the
Government, lit has not only been fair
but generous to the producer. Why
should it depart from this policy In the
present ease?
"Z. The price which the Government
will eventually fix for- cotton will be
more favorable -than, that which the
various antagonistic and adverse in
terests would fix as they have done in
the past, and when the grower knows
exactly what the price is, he. will ba
able to resist the methods, importuni
ties and demands of those who wish to
force him to sell his cotton.
Urges Acquiescence
"If I am correct in this view, the
sooner the price is fixed by the gov
ernment the better for all concerned,
and I would urge as of first impor
tance, acquiescence in the orders al
ready made, and the furnishing of ac
curate information which will enable
the price-Axing committee to fix the
price of cotton, both short staple and
sea island, on a fair and just basis,
and that as soon as possible.
"My advice to cotton growers is to
hold their cotton and refuse to become
panic stricken, or to be driven by fear ,
or threat into selling until the market
becomes stable."
With Cuticura
All drnnUito: 8mp SB. Claimant
SudaTTiJmaiK. Sample each
tree of "Oatlcar, Da. S, SaMoa."
Pensacola Launch & Ma
chine Co.
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AND REPAIRS OP ALL.
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TWO SETS MARINE WAYS MA,
CHINE SHOP IN CONNECTION.
If you have anything to snt or
buy; or want to buy or tuut, try a
"Want Adin Tfcs Journal.
Reese
PAN AMERICAN
COLLEGE NEWS
Enrollments in the Pan American
College of Commerce during the past
week have been very heavy. The fol
lowing have entered the school this
week: Aymard Douglass, Edith New
ell, Marie Newell, Essie Johnson, Miss
Johnnie Mae Dunn, Thelma Carr, Mary
Brown, Mrs. Wm., J. Geddes, Valerie
Reese, Lillie Mae Bogart, Miss Bennib
Whiddon from Florala. Ala., and Miss
Thelma C. Webb from Crestview, Fla..
have entered the school to take a
stenographic scholarship. Lillie Mae
Owens will start Monday.
The following have enrolled and will
take up their studies soon: Mavis
Hoyt, Bessie Johnson, W. Allen
O'Hara, Mrs. Claude Tucker, Mrs. C.
Burmeister, Miss Alberta Sinnott. Eve
lyn Faust, Margrethe Borchgwvink.
Agathe Eorchgrevink, Muriel Taylor,
and Maude race. Miss Winifred Wal
ker of Caswell. Ala., will take up her
studies next week.
Lucile Mobles and Jean Prestwood
are getting along .very nicely in their
speed studies, which they began last
week. .
The tenth lesson test will soon be ta
ken by Eva Holland, Mary Brown and
Florentine Hoffman. .,-
Among those who are doing excep
tionally well - in night school are:
Frances Graham, John Chalker, Thorn.
Chalker, Mrs. Beck, Florentine Hoff
man, and John Penn. '
Mac Smith, H. Bennet, James
Schoenstein, Wylie Holifield. M. Mur
phy have been absent for a few nights.
but will take up their studies again
this week.
Special mention may be made of the
work of Mrs..H. A. Beard, Mrs. Bobe,
Frances Salmons and Marie Parsell.
The pupils who are doing very . well
in their Rhythm work- in typewriting
are: Vernile Williams, Elsie Radford,
Margaret Hoffman, Blanche . Bazzel.
P. Salmons, Annie Gomillion, Girther
Pate, Mrs. Bobe, Nellie Grubbs, Her
mina Riss, Marie Par6ell, Leana Dan
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Nell Gattie, Genevieve Loftin. '
Particularly interested in their work
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Merle Hardee, Mary Fairley, Thelma
Carr, Mrs. Brown. Mary McCaskilL
Bessie Milton. Edith Newell, Marie
Newell, Martha Peters, Louise Skel
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