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THE PEMSAC01" V JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1918,
SERIAL NUMBERS
IN NEXT DRAFT
T,n F. Karlson, 4710; Frank Kamp-
' r'3, "K3St,2479; Constantlne Theodore j
.: I ? A 7 T ennard Jackson KgI- I
(.fnt.n, iov..t
: : An: John Lewis Keys. 4980; Clar
ke Lee Gordan Kelley. 2626; Walter
I T10: William Kerr, 2842; Nick
'per 4000: Oscar Kennely, 1909; i
keeker, S37; Edward Ben Keaton.
61- Benjamin Franklin Kersey, 3873.
""William Alexander Keefer, 38S7; Jas.
Pe'4nier Kelly, 39S0; James Walter
Kehoe, Jr., 2427; Charles Henry Ket
vm 22SS; Arthur Wesley Kelly, 1186;
Dan kennon, 1230: Ellie James Keefe,
6145 Spinoz S. Koriakos, 4323; Ad
r'an Everet Kirksey, 4456; Elijah
Zachariah Taylor Kinsey, 4642; Em
m tt King, 4968; Herman Burton
Kins. 3435; Easie J. , Kirkland, 3732;
Frank Klncy, 2143; Dave Kinniebrue,
jiV George Kinff. 165; Bill Kingr.
-'-' Alva Steven Kirksey, 320; Fos
ter Barnett King, 397; Leonard Kil
lam, 676: Charles Ranson Kirby,
?7')- John Alvin Kimberl, 2231;
Charles Theodore Kindle, 2241; Wil
liam Everette Kingr, 2286; Ar lie
Farmer Kilmartin, 1195; John Ca' in
Kittrell, 1621; Floyd Kingr. 5C1;
Robert Allen Kingr, Jr., 5153; Malcolm
Rupert King, 3119; Frederick William
Klein. 2P03; Fred Carl Klein, 210; Al
bert Klein, 841
Leonard Knowles, 289; David Knigrht
458; James Anderson Knight, 1799;
Jessie Knight, 83S; Elbert Bryan
Knowles, 2421; Panayot Christofa
Kontsonkely, 4098; Marl Emery
Koontz, 396; Nick KoSmas, 1366; So
crates Kontros, 5390; Ole Kristoffersen
5443; John Edward Kramer, 1972;
George Christ Kupfrain, 4012; Edgar
Max Kugelman, 4090; Oscar Manuel
Kuester. 1443; Eugent Brock Kyser,
3025; Eddie Laster, 2607; Ernest Gil
bert Latham, 4040; Bennett Hamilton
Law. 4051; Lewis Lane, 3191; Dalles
Lambert, 1904; George Lamar Lap
pington, 1979.
Most Laster, 245; Axel Wilhelm
Laarergren, 310; Karl Larsen, 332;
Lewis Adolph Larson, 471; Elbert Heed
Langford, 473; Antonio Thomas La
gos, 1197; Morris Lanton, 832; Rich
ard Lane, 2252; George Langdon,
3003: Clement Gulnn Largue, 1518;
Alcide Constance Lambert, 1685; Jno.
Landon, 975; Robert Lambert, 5314;
George Dewey Lamb, 5080; Nathan
Lamb, 5150; James Largue, 5174;
Henry Lett, 42S2; John Wesley Lee,
4130; Charles Lee, 4153; Ed Lee, 4467;
Elmer Leggett, 4585; Eugene Theo
dore Lemp, 4626; Charles E. Leeds.
4S44; Walter Leeks, 2912; Robert
Beekman Lee, 2630; Roland Edward
Lee. 266S; Alonzo Elisha Leonard,
3493; Henry Theodore Lenz, 2875;
Leon Behr Levy, 4032; James Sierra
Itching Mashes
Soothed
With Ciiticura
23c. Oiatucat 23 and SOc.
For Your Protection
We buy only the best the
market affords, and we are
just as particular about the
way we cook and serve it as
we are about buying it.
"Only the Best," Is our
motto.
KOZY K0RNER
Palafox and Romana Sts.
Every taste may be satis
fied here.
LOOK FOR THIS SIGN
108 East Wright Street
Star Brand Shoes Ar Bette
W. C. GOELZ
Chiropractor
(Palmer School Graduate)
329-331 Brent Building.
Office Phone 393. Residence Phone 2247
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 m.; 2 p. m.
to 5:30 p. m.
Notice to Ice Consumers
Our wagons are equipped with scale
nd consumers will please exaat correct
w"lg;ht and report any discourtesy ot
Olivers to office. Phones 69 or 259.
Southern Utilities Co.
Successor to
M. ELLIS
ntTNT Dealer In
CHOICE FANCY GROCERIES
and
FEEDSTUFF
v Phone 18SD
THE OUTBURSTS OP EVERETT TRUE
By CONDO
loo vrrre p Ti-f
Plan tvHou this twikt
MS Ol2CUSSvOI
, OW K5, UKG JOMS ltOR peoPLS 1 KNOW
lv"vSNj Qj iT INTO A TKSHT PCACtS VOU MAVS A
Leonard. 3131; Jessie Lewis, 3184; Jim
Lewis, 3194; William Foster Lescal
leet, 140; Edward Obie Lee. 291; Har
ry Laurence Leyland, 349; "Jasper Har
vey Lewis, 409. ,
Moses Lewis, 444; LeRoy Wistler
Lee, 1074; Dorsey Lewis, 1258; Earn
Philip Lemon, 847; Samuel Anderson
Leonard, 856; Frederick Lee. 3853;
Love Lee, 3202; Augustus Lewis,
3207; James Lee, 2002; Robert Elitz
Lee, 2219; Cryler Washington Leo.
2232; Thomas Henry Lemp. 2302;
Oree Lee Lisco, 3599; William Epps
Little, 3770; Wofford Xeil Lipscomb.
3134; William Edward Linn, 177;
Clyde Arthur Little, 214; Anthony
Nicholas Licata, 1128; Robert Temple
Little, 3S54; John Bowman Livingston,
3S82; Dennis Rufie Lindsay, 2224;
Robert Earl Lindsay, 2235.
' Unison " iiVfiigstonT' ; 2247 ; John
Franklin Lister, 1442; Charles S. Lib
eris, 5274; Clinton Lloyd, 2045; Chas.
H. Lockwood, 4719; Richmond Hobson
Long, 4785; Earnest Long, 4948; Jas.
Franklin Long, 2825; Mosco Hildred
Lopez, 2896;" Martin -Luther Lowell,
4011; William C. Long141; Bill Lord.
286; Milton Eugene Logan, 1212;
Dennis Londen, 1255; James Long,
2062; Cnarles LeBarron Lowe, 1885;
Dewey Hobson Lowrey, 1378; Alex
ander Love, 798; Lee Lock.
744; William Lowell, 410; Thomas
Hunter Long, Jr., 3472; John Gardner
Lundquist, 2259; Victor Emanuel
Lundberg, 309; James Philip Luker,
350; Jonas Lucius, 389; John Lump
kins. 464; Fred Thomas Linn, 3996;
William Spence Lurton, 2262; Lester
John Lynch. 224.
Vincent Sheridan Mahoney, 441;
William Mason, 487; Nickolas Zach
ary Malamo, 5282; Sanno Mangansco,
5123; Samuel Malone, 5404; Howard
Earl Mayo, 999; Albert Marini, 998;
William Henry Massey, 979; Albert
Lewis Maddux, 1454; Harris Mayne,
1561; John Henry Mayne, 1550; Louis
Dennis Marzoni. 1544; Ollie Thomas
DROPSY SPECIALIST
Usually gives rtnck relleZ,
have entirely relieved many
seemingly hopeUeaa ' caaea.
Swelling and short bream
oon gone. Often gives n
tlre rellet In lb to ?5 daya.
Trial treatment ant FREE,
kyR, TMOMAg fc. UKttn
l.nrirpsson t nnn h KL
WOREEN-S SONS. Box
QUALITY
SHOP
78 East Wrright
'4A
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
V 111 1 II I f 1 V
IS W THAT WouF
(SoSU, ALL VA WAPTA
I 1
WHY. Kt'in' rv2i kT, i t
KCCALu THAT 1 GvCO
TO
any such
- i
Manning, 1515; Frank J. Maher, 3002;
Martin Lee Maxwell, 2296; John Mar-,
ich, 1826; Arlie Earl Mann, 3389; John
Maynard. 2CS2; Henry D. Manheim,
3276; Frank Juniar Maultry, 3211; Jas.
Maddox. 3210; Daniel McKinnan Mat
tox, 3881.
Liston Farney Martin, 3845; Limel
Marshall, 3S3S; Joseph Sherman Ma
jors,' 821; Warren Mathis, 1709; Sher
man Franklin Mathews, 642; Alfred
Mitchell May lan,. 683; George William
Dervon Mayers, 697; Fornorso Matteo,
4171; John Henry May, 4137; Frank
lin Marvin, 4300; William Jefferson
Manning, 4458; Willis Teldon Majors,
4577; Columbus SheUey Matthews,
4786; James Marion Manning, 4634;
Herbert R. Marshall, 4909; Harvey
Martin. 4988; John Manzon, 5444; Geo.
Manning, 2978; Horace Martin, 3510;
Wade Thomas May, 2840; Herbert
Frank McGuire Matthews, 3421; Lee
Edward Mason, 2890; Laoron Flournoy
Matthews, 4804; Steve Mahler. 4864;
Arthur Leon Macon, 3768; Alford Tay
lor Majors, 3122-r James Lawrence
; Mayo, 3126; Amos Mahoney. 164;
wrindy Hardy Mathis. 178; Charles Al
len Martin, 189; Peter deMarcus, 303;
Lovett Chester Massenberg, 1231;
TanK MessicK, oiua; aianin AienKo,
1421; Arthur Oran Merritt, 1643; Ben
jamin Franklin Mears. 3387. "
Marvin Merritt. 2475; Dave Mer
ritt, 2076; Julius Menko, Jr., 4261; Ber-
nard Joseph Mechan, . 4703; Marion
Franklin Menge, . 2637; -Dempsy Thos.
Messer. 2806; Charles Mellor,' 2807;
John Robert Meek, 3420; John Aber
crombie Merritt. Jr., 3438; John Meade,
5415; Ralph Francis Meade, 3452; Jas.
Arthur Merritt, 4028; Andrew Jack
son Merritt, 4807; Jeff Merrill, 3742;
Fred William Mertins, 3786; Verdict
Mimms, 404; Willie Francis Miller,
5098 ; Andrew Jacksou Miller, 5127;
William Jennings Miles, 5128; WiHie
Ansel Mimms, 1495. - - -
Walter Ora Mitchell, 1896; John
Thomas Mitchell, -2271; Arthur Cleve
land Muterspaugh, 2254; Fred Augus
tus Miller, 3385; Walter Waldo Mil
lett, 3370; : Willie Miller, 2038; Charlie
Milhouse, 2036; Waldorf Mims, 2035;
Samuel Lequs , Minor, 3206 ; Peter
Mills, 819; Fred Milford, 1760; Andrew
Montgomery , Mitchell, 625; - James
Henry M iller 4116; Eddie Millender,
4277; Henry Mitchell, 4271; . Wade
Hamptpn. Mils-tead, 4454; Alex A. Mil
kop, 4709 ;V Elisha Mile?, 4651; Burton
I Middleton, 4911; Oscar M.' Miller.
3571; Clyde Ewing Miller, 2706; Noel
Milton Mitchell, 2827; Vic Mitchel,
4005; Ashby Miner, 4039; Audrey fil
ler,, 4092; George, Henry Miller, 4811;
Alex. Warren Mills, 3761; Glenn Wul
bur .Miller, 3130; .William Edward
Mitchell, 3170; Arthur .. Miller, 125;
Richard Mitchell, 311 ; Alexander Mil
ler, 335 John Morris, 355; Anderson
Mordicae Morgan, 399.
' FLU" STILL HOLDS
itJP TRAFFIC ON CAR
LINES; 67 MEN ILL
With C7. employes of the Pensacola
"Electric" Company incapacitated for
service, the influenza situation con
tinues to seriously interfere with
traffic on all city lines. J. G. Holtzi
claw,- traffic manager, said yesterday
afternoon that the number of men
ill with the disease is over 50 per
cent, 67 of the employes being unfit
for duty. '
Full service is maintained on the
Bay Shore line, but this is only pos
sible because traffic on this line is
only about forty per cent of the usual
number, owing to the inroads or me
disease at the shipbuilding plant, bay
shore and naval reservation.
; Only three East Hill cars, two North
Hill and one Belt Line car are in ser
vice owing to the lack of men to take
out the cars.
Mr. Holtzclaw said yesterday after
noon that the public seems to fully
realize the situation,, and few com
plaints have been made, because of tne
inconvenience suffered through the
disorganized schedule.
HIGH RENT CHARGE
SENT TO MAYOR
Protests continue to be directed to
the city commissioners by Pensaco
lians who believe that they have been
made the victims of rental profiteer
ing by rental agencies of the city. The
letters are being referred to the
Chamber of Commerce committee
which is in charge of the investigation
regarding rental rates in the city.
Because of the continuance of the
complaints, the city has asked for re
ports from the committee on specific
cases. Those who are on the investi
gation committee are Dr. Louis deM.
Blocker. James M. Johnson and C. C
Ball. The same committee is also em
powered to investigate alleged profi
teering in fuel charges, and if com
plaints continue to come to the com
missioners, requests for specific inves
tigations may be made.
Tlhe IKjuocfe-Oiuit
blowis given to malaria fh all forms by the champion of all fever fighters, OXt
DINE. It wards off as well as stops; tones up the system and puts rich red blood
into the veins. The finest kind of a tonic for the whole family from the chil
dren up. Good for Malaria, Biliousness, Constipation, Lack of Appetite.
TOPS CIH30LIL5
THE WISE BIRD
"Deadshot" Miller
v 1
This is John Miller deadshot.' John
used to be captain of the St. Louis
Cardinals. Now he's a marine and has
been giving the silver crossed guns
decoration as an expert rifleman. He
scored 289 points out of a possible
300 in the monthly tests.
Eli GROWS FOR
rEOVH III NAVY
The Pensacola Navy Yard is badly
in ned of yeowomen and Recruiting
Officer If. C. Allen urges young wom
en of this section to call at his office,
309 American National Bank Biulding.
for enrollment.
Mr. Allen stated yesterday after
noon that there is immediate need
for a number of yeowomen at. the
Pensacola naval air station ana young
women should enroll at once. The re
quirements are accuracy and speed as
stenographers and typists. All infor
mation relating to examinations will
be furnished at the Pensacola office.
If women are qualified they may en
list at the navy yard immediately.
The following women of Florida and
Alabama have already enlisted from
this district:
Miss Winnie Elizabeth Grubbs, En
terprise, Ala.; Miss Zula Harmon,
Birmingham, Ala.; Miss Jewel Loca
Markland, Cullman, Ala.; Miss jonnun.
Clyde Willis, Elba, Ala. ; Miss Clover
Babler, Albany, Ala.; Miss Eunice
Eleanor Layfleld, Prichard. Ala.; Miss
Ligie Mae Howell, Quincy, Ala.; Miss
Frances Elizabeth Nelson, Ethelsville.
Ale.; Mrs. Willie Polk Jackson. Cooks i
Springs, Ala. ; Miss Delit Holmes,
Joppa, Ala.; Miss Dorothy Lewis, Do
than, Ala.; Miss Alice Beatrice Moore.
Birmingham, Ala.
P. K. YONGE RETURNS
FROM NEW YORK CITY.
P. K. Yonge, chairman of the execu
tive committee of the War Camp Com.
munity Service, returned last night j
from New York, where he has been
spending several weeks on business.
While in New York, Mr. Yonge visited
the headquarters of the W. C. C. Ser
vice. ANGI FEVEI
.It's Guaranteed: your druggist
"will refund your money if
you'll take back the empty
bottles and can truly say
you've had no benefit from
it. Hundreds of testimonials
ifrom all over, the malarial
;belt. 'Sold at all drugstores
for 50 cents Made by
Uhe Betrenj Drag Co Waco,Tez.
GETS THE MONEY
I
DR. LIVINGSTONE
.. THE SPECIALIST
What I Say I'll Do. I
Will Do.
Second Floor, Masonic Temple.
T. E. Williams & Co.
FURNITURE
90 E. Wright. Phone 1995
The Parlor Market
"Home of All That's Pure"
Fresh Western Meats
POULTRY, EGGS AND GREEN
GROCERIES
173 PHONESt 174
nn
FURNITURE GG
90 EAST WRIGHT STREET.
Wi
clothe
the
WATSON, PARKER & REESE COi
Everything to Wear.
NOTICE. i
I take this method of notifying mj
friends and customers that on October
first I will close my horseshoeini
shop on East Garden street but wll
continue to operate the shop at ttv
intersection of Baylon and Ihtcnden
cia streets. I will be able to turn ou
work with greater dispatch lnnsmucf
as I will have the force of the Gardeii
street shop consolidated with tL.il
the Intendencia street shop. f
G. A. BRIGGS
t
M. FREE D M A IS1
BIG BARGAINS IN J
Dry Goods, Dress Goods. LadietJ
Ready-to-Wear, Ladies and si
Cents' Furnishing Goods t
IU EAST WRIGHT STREET
FURNITURE
ON CREDIT
to,
t
Our Easy Payment Plan is your best plan for buying
furniture on small weekly or monthly payments, with the
great convenience and satisfaction of having any house
hold article and furniture in your home immediately, get
ting the use and pleasure of it now ; while before you re
alize it your account is settled and you will become one of
our many friends and satisfied customers. !
Our large stock embraces the best on the market, and
our prices are real money-savers. Our courteous sales
men take pleasure in showing you. REMEMBER OUR
FURNITURE AND YOUR CREDIT ARE
BOTH GOOD.
E. WILLIAMS
PHONE U;:r
DREAMED BY BLOSSER
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