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THE PENSACIPT JOURNAL, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1918.
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HORIZONS
-,v Ea-ard F. Garesehe, S. J.
, nt'e& across tbe immemorial sea,
llt silent line which weds the
earth and Sky,
from that misty bondwas born
to roe '
Vast comprehensions of the dajfj
gone by. .
reborn Pheniclan argosies,
jpt the far . reaches of qntraveled
t saw blithe the Carthaginian seaB;
j saw b"the the Carthaginian galleys
jo blue 1 horizons on the dangerous
gale.
Aad fceit. through yon blue glory, far
and faint,
j saW crusading Louis, king and
saint.
yatch w ith calm eye the . tempest's
furious fling,
r both worlds warrior, and to each a
king.
Such deathless story, such adventure
high,
Is writ forever, 'twixt the sea and
Bky.
That same slim siren distance lured
thpm on:
They watched thy thin blue" line from
every dawn.
BRILLIANT WORK OF SQUADRON
COMMANDED BY CAPT. NELSON
A.ND LIEUTENANT COMMAN
DER BASTEDO
One enemy submarine destroyed and
jne seriously damaged and probably
destroyed, with no casualties under
seavy fire and brilliant work through -jut
the engagement characterized the
part played by a contingent of 12
American submarine chasers in the
DurazsO engagement one of the most
important ports of the Austrian gov
ernment on the Adriatic oast, and
a-hlch was completely destroyed. The
?raadron, which had the added dim
?ultv of rassinar thr'ousrh the mine
flelda in broad daylight, was under the
ible commandership of Captain. C. V.
Velaon and Lieutenant Commander
P. H. Bastedo, both of whom are well
known In Pensacola, Captain Nelson
laving been stationed at the Pensa
cola Naval Air Station only a' few
sooths ago.
CALLED TO EL PASO
BY DAUGHTER'S ILLNESS
airs. M. J. Bragassa ieft last night
for El Paso, Teas.-'where her daugh
ter, Miss Alice Bragassa, is critically
ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Bragassa has
been making , her homeN in Pensacola
with her son, Mr O. P. Bragassa,
who is foreman of the Journal com
posing room and ha mid . mn
friends here who will deeply regret
to learn or tne. illness or her daugh
ter. '
MR. M ALONE RETURNED
TO ATLANTA
Mr. George W. M alone, director of
the Earn and Give revision of the Na
tional WarWork Committee, having
charge of that work in connection
with all .the high schools and colleges
In Georgia for the drive in November,
has returned to Atlanta after visiting
for a short time in the city as the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
R. Malone, 18 "West Jackson street.
He has just recovered from an attack
of Spanish influenza.
ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF -;
Captain and Mrs. R. A. Baker, 1319
East Cervantes street, announce the
birth of a son, Friday. ' October 4.
WILL SPEND WINTER
IN PANAMA CITY '
Mrs. Bert C. Moore, who has beon
visiting for the past Several weeks in
me city as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Felo . - McAllister. 607 North
Spring street, left this week for Pan a.
ma utty, ina., where she will spend
the winter with her mother. Mrs. Z.
Ryals. She was accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. McAllister's little son, Felo
McAllister, Jr., who will be joined in
about a week by Mrs. McAllister who,
after a short visit will accompany him
home.
ENSIGN' FLEITMANN TO BE
MARRIED IN NEW YORK
In the New York Herald of Satur
day, October 5, is the . announcement
of the marriage of Ensign William H.
Fleitmann, Jr., ,cT Southampton, L.
I., and Miss Alice Ely Chambers,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. P. Llewellyn
Chambers, of New York, to occur in
New York on December 7, which -wilj
be Miss Chambers twenty-first birth
day. Ensign Fleitmann will be sta
tioned in Pensacola and his bride will
accompany him here to spend the winter.
MR, AN.D MRS, TURNER
ARRIVE LAST OF WEEKK
Mr. R. H. Turner is now in Jackson
ville on., business where he will be
joined by Mrs. Turner enroute home
from Baltimore where she has been
visiting as the guest of Mrs. w. A
Blount, Jr., and friends for the past
several weeks. They expect to return
home the last of the week.
MRS. STUBBINS RETURNED
TO KENTUCKY
Mrs. George "Stubbins, mother of
Mr. R. P. Stubbins, who has been vis
iting in the city for the past several
weeks as the guest of Mr. and Mrs,
Stubbins, S04 East La Rua street has
returned to her home in Bowling
ureen, ivy. ; ,
MARY STEBE INS - QUITE ILL
WITH INFLUENZA
Many friends regret to know that
Ma?y Fhemie, the ' attractive younsr
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Stub
bins, S04 East Lee street, is quite ill
atNher home with an attack ef Span
ish influenza. Mrs. Stubbins is now
convalescent after being ill for the
past weel;.
MISS BROWN RETURNED
TO NEW YORK
Miss Thaeker Mae Brown, "who lias
bean visiting for a short time in the
y as the attractive guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas V. Hannah, 137 East
"itcgary street, left yesterday at noon
for her home in New York city.
RETURN HOME ,,
LAST OF WEEK
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Boon? and little
son, Earle, 1006 North Baylen street,
are expected home the last of the week
from Tulsa, Okla., where they have
been spending the past several weeks
as' the guest of their son, Robert J.
Boone and family. While in Tulsa
they attended the reunion of the Con
federate Veterans held there Septem
ber 24-26.
l OT r throat f
KJ Catarrh try the
vapor treatment
A
NEW PRICES 30c, 60 $1.20
I MANICURING.
.'HAVE YOUR MANICURING. Sham
pooing, Massaging and ChIropody
flono at the AMERICAN BEAUTY
SHOP, 305 Blount building. Telephone,
It Residence phone, 1589.
RECOVERING
FROM ILLNESS
Friends are glad to know that after
being quite ill with influenza at their
home, 213 North Barcelona street, Mrs.
Jake Israel and daughters, - Jeanette
and Ethel, are how convalescent.
MR. AND MRS. GUNDERSHEIMER
CONVALESCENT
Their many friends are glad to
know that Mr. and Mrs.' Ralph Gun
dersheimer and little son, Ralph, 710
North Spring street who have been ill
at their home for the past ten days
with Spanish influenza are now convalescent.
MR. SH EPARD CONFIN ED
BY ILLNESS
Mr. Dan H. Shepard. 329 East Gads
den street, is now convaiaseins after
being ill at his home with a oattack
of Spanish influenza.
SAN CARLOS
ARRIVALS"
Mrs. Frederick Call arid Mis Haw
thorn Call, of Philadelphia ar regis
seph. Mo., are at the San Carlo.
Mis. J. Bradford and son, of St. Jo
seph, Mo., sre at the San arlcs.
Ensign and Mrs. Russell A. White,
Boston are at the San Caries, where
Mrs. White joined her son several
days ago.
MR. ANDERSON ILL
AT HOME
Friends regret to "know that Mr.
Rhoulac Anderson is ill with Spanish
Influenza at his home, 223 West Gre
gory street.
MRS. BORRAS RETURNED
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Friends will be glad to know that
Mrs. L. Ia Borrae, 21 East La Ru
street, who has been quite ill with
Spanish influenza at the Pensacola
hospital has returned to her home,
where she is continuing to rapidly im
prove. - -
ENTERTAINS WITH SHOWER
FOR MISS BINGHAM
Miss Myrtle Rice, 24 East Brainard
street,' was hostess when she charm
ingly entertained at her home yester
day monalng at 1 o'clock in the form
of a handkerchief shower about six
teen girl friends in honor of Miss Dor
othy Bingham, : the popular and at
tractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
F. Bingham, whose marriage to Cap
tain Joseph Philip Soho. U. S. X., of
Buffalo, N. Y will he an Interesting
event tP take place the latter part of
next week. - .; ;
The parlors Vers e rustically deco
rated with Florida palms and ferns.
The morning was enjoyable . spent , in
playing hearts after which a delicious
salad course was ''served. Miss Bing
ham was the recipient of A large num
ber of lovely and dainty haadker-''
chiefs.
Those who enjoyed this delightful
courtesy a3 Miss Rice's guests were:
The honor guest, Miss Dorothy Bing
ham, and Mls3es Beatrice Howe, Rob-
The connection between sugar and
the fighting qualities of our soldiers
may seem as remote as the stars from
the earth. But in reality it is the con
nection between a match and a flre.
Languid, sluggish soldiers are not
good fighters. They cannot make the
supreme pssical effort it takes tt
advance our lines against the Hun.
They cannot endure the long exposure
to cald and damn that . i.
' X v..- WAXMfiB W lUSJ -
life in ihe trenches J
If we are ta win this war our sol-
diers must be in prime health.' They j
must be able to exert the maximum,
amount of energy of whieh the hu-j
man body is capable. j
This mo an a tViau i ...
....j uul am. v p cjiei
producing foods, of which sugar is
one of the most valuable.
Our own sugar crop is less than
we expected. Our great war program
ha rAfill! y,m -M .1.1 .1. .
used to bring us sugar from other ;
lands. Millions of pounds of isugar
tnat we were importing were ftunk ly
German submarines. Moreover, the
little island of Cuba must supplythe
world with sugar now, for the rich
sugar beet fields of France and Italy
have been destroyed by the enemy,
go, even if we had the ships to import
more sugar, we would not want to do
so, for we would be taking more than
our Ehare. '
Even with the ration of two pounds
a person a month, which , is recom
mended to us by the United States
Food, administration, we are having
j mere than the Italians and the French.
WOMAN IN LENINE CABINET
ONCE EXILE IN AMERICA
w
1
Mil
max
pie jrjer, jieanui Awcneu, iein ; Italy's sugar ration is one pound a
Brownson, Dolores Browneon,- Louis month per person, France's ration is
Baumeister, Carrie Moreno, Marion one and' , one-half pounds a month.
England has the same ration as ours
two pounds a month per person.
Are we willing to keep within thi3
ration? '
l?.we do so, it means less sugar in
our tea and coffee, less In our cereal,
less candy, eakes, chewjng gum, sodas,
sweet drinks, sundaes and fewer sugar
desserts.
and ConsueJlo And Mercedes Cafferio.
Lanev, r.Gtn.'eve Carter, Sylvia Kahn
Maude Hardy. Lillian McDonald and
Mrs, William Rawls, Jr.
NO MRS. MOORE
CONVALESCENT
Friend3 will lie glad to know that
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Moore, 423 East
Cryantes street, are now convales-j" This is the only means of savin? t
ff-nt after lein ill at their home with su jar for our boys in order to enable?
A.1 ex ivrd. re
Spanish influenza.
them to be good fighters. loney will
not buy them sugar. It must be bought ..,
with patriotism.
Hew much will you buy?
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DEATH OF MR. EITZEN'S
MOTHER IN NORWAY
Fi-jpnds of Mr. Gus Eitzen have
jlesried with regret of the death of i
his mother in Tonsbersr, Xorwar. i MRS. S. A. HALL
news o -vhieh'.'was recaived by ca- ! CONVALESCENT
: . S ' 1 rAAAr, Af at n C & TFtl Alt "V" . "L.
mrs DALev-visiting I Hayne. win b giad to know that he youthful in her actions, and has & charming personality, WorattL,
j is convalescent after being
j . She is of medium height, with a full, graceful figure and very
1 striking deep blue eyes. Though she is 40 years old, she looks at
; least 10 years younger. She has an abundance of rich dark hilf-
She dresses very simply, usually in black. She is full of fun,
SOCIAL MEETING FH I LATH EA
CLASS POSTPONED
The October special meeting of thj
Philathea Sunday school class r tho
Gadsden Street Methodist church. t
have been held on Thursday afternoon
at.- th residence of Airs. Winston
Wheat. 1122 Tenth avenue, has been
indefiniteli' postponed on account
the present epidemic of Spanish influenza.
H
MET,
INSTANTLY RELIEVED WITH 4
08 M0MEY REPJN0EO ASK ANY 0RUCCIST
i.
DELATOUR r
GINGER ALE
'The Better Kind"
$1.75
Per Dozen Bottles
Kot only is Delatour Ginger
Ale the best drink for your
health, but it is the drink
that delights the palate of
old and young. -
Order a dozen bottles today.
ftu will like it!
"rt I" swi
1720 Phones 1721
& - . . M w'
GRIND OU OWN LENSES
.PENSACOLA. FLA
r mm
,3M
We Take Professions) Pride
in Our Prescription
Service y
Prescriptions are "not filled
here in a matter-of-fact way.
The doctor's prescription is given
the CLOSEST SCRUTINY ana
every drug specified in it meas
ured out with MINUTE ACCUR
ACY. Furthermore all our drugs are
fresh and of the best quality.
We devote to this important
work conscientious effort, expert
skill and . ripe experience. Ask
your physieian or your nurse
about our reputation.
When there's sickness In your
family always bring your pre
scriptions to us.
Prescription Specialists
Bring COe
ru Prescription Store.
hones 1J12S.
MISS "!rLMAN RECOV
ERING FROM ILLNESS
Numerous friends will --be ?r!ad f
know that Miss Sadie Kugejman who
has been Quite ill at her hme, 113
West Belmont street, with Spanish in
fluenza, is now convalescent. MesSrS.
Claude and Edxar Kugelman who have
also been ill with influenza, . are now
very much improved.
Miss Ivatherine Viller, 20 W,U
Chase street, is now convalescent af
ter being ill with Spanish influenza.
HE- MOTHER , . j
Mrs. .R. II. Daley, of Philadelphia, j Spanish influenia.
who -has., been spending several days
..... k ! ti a y a a mm
wita tier raotner, airs. i. 15. tsoarrt-; uuiurv nuiwc . j
man, 45 East Gregory street, left yes- FROM HOSPITAL ..
terday for New Orleans. Mrs. Dalty j Mr. A. M. Quick who has been ill
has been making her home in,',Phila- j t tlie Pensicola hospital we.s removed
dlphia for th past seven months, ? yesterday io the home o his son-in-where
. her .hutband has been in thsjlw, Mr. M. A. To jart, Jr., 1400 North
government (cervSce, has accepted a I 12th avenue, where he ts rapidly re
position : in New Orlean?. . covering.
being in with as well as men, admire her.
NEWSY NOTES
ABOUT PEOPLE
. AND PLACES
Cafe Remedy for Sore Eyes. ensign e. v. e ran den stein
For year Kollan's Eye '.Water. ha
Watson, of the firm of Wat-
RETURNEH FRCM NEW YORK
Ensign E. W, B, adnst; r, on, Parker-& Reese, J. C. Alexandre,
been recognized as a gaji a.nd rure turned after a two wcek'a leave of head of the shoe department of that
remsdy for Teak.inflameC'or-' sore '"e ?,ai(l" n " firm, and Charles' Satmder, manager
eyes. It will relieve the worst form - j of the dry goods department, are con
or arute ophthalmia, or pUmma- BRIGHT CONFINED fined to their homes with influenza.
o: ine vyen, in iwenij-iuui --to
A VELVETY SKIN
Nothing is more prized by women
than smooth, velvety skin. And a
good, clear skin is something that
within the control of most women if
they will only use
TETTERINE
an old tried and true pkin remedy, rt
positively removed uciy blotches and
scaly patches. It cures eczema, ring
worm, tetter, itch, and ail skin affec
tions It is really a very meritorious
article. Sold at drug stor?s. Shap
trine Company, Savannah. Ga. (Adv.)
forty-eight hours. It is
painless and can be used freely upon '
the eyes of the youngest baby child
without the least danger or ssnT of
pain. Along with each 25c bottle a
glass eye-water dropper i fur- i
nished free and the carton al3o con-i
tains a free ' sample box of Hollan's
Eye Salve for chronic sore - eyelids. '
your home to be used when needed.
If your, druggist cannot supply you .
don't accept any spurious imrtation.
but . ask him to order Hollan's Ey t
Water for you. - .Adv. i
MRS. BRIGHT CONFINED
BY ILLNESS
F'riends jvill regret to know that'
Mrs. W. L. Bright, 5C'1 " Fast . Gadsden
Street, is confined to ht home with
an attack of Spanish influenza.
MRS. KESELRING
RETURNS TODAY
Mrs. Ormsby Kesselrlng, who has
been visiting in the city for the past
three weeks in the city as the gue?t
of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bright, 502
S?a$t Gadsden street, will return t-j
her home in New Lebanon, O.
MAYOR HEAR SMONTGOMERY ,
STOPS ALL CONGREGATING
Most places, .where crowds are
wont to congregate in Montgomery,
Ala., have been closed by "order ef
the mayor and the city authorities;
there arc removing chairs from thO
porta fountains and doing everything
to prevent the spread of influenza.
This information was received by
Mayor Sanders yesterday over thO
phone from the chief of police of the
Montgomery city. .
H. O. Anson, who has been quite ill
for several days at his home on West
De Soto street, was able to sit up
for a short tima yesterday.
George Emanuel, manager of Rcyn
ald's Music House, who has been quite
ill for the past week, is convalescent.
Friends of Mr. Manuel regret to learn
of the illness of his wife and children.
MR. AND MRS. HART ,
ARRIVED FROM MOBILE
S!mre -tilt .
Mrs. William pell, Logansport, ind.. ' , Mr- nd. Mrs- Edward Hart and lit
writg: I deem it my duty to express . Eon- Edward, Jr. arrived yester
my gratitude for the good Chamber- da' afternoon from Mobile tp spend
lain-. Colic and Piarrhoea Remedy did OIe time in the c ty as the guests of
I had a severe attack of .'- fc.
u.asi uaaiacn street.
me when
only medicine that relieved me." -Adv
"OVERTHERE" WITH THE YANKS
- r Vy 3. R. Crovc.
Where SDiie LSCies tto HDflime
- " VJTS! i
mm?!
The ladies like to eat here be
cause of the charm and re
finement they find on every
hand. Dishes do not rattle
and get on their nerves. No
under or over seasoned food;
no greasy cooking. And
every article is the best bb
; tainable. Service all you
would ask even in the best reg
ulated home.
SAN CARLOS CAPE
Elnter : "Oh, gosh, hre I am again, absent with
a. m. McMillan
is convalescent
Friend cf A. M. McMillan are glad
to see him on the streets again. shok
in hands with his mapy friends. Mr.
McMillan is well known throughout
the county and state, and his long
illneEs, extending over many months
has occasioned sincere regret.
FOUR FIRE CALLS
FOR DEPARTMENT
The city fire department answered
f our fire . calls yesterday noqe of
which were blazes in which more than
insignificant damage was done. Th"
were at 422 North Alcanez street, 20
South DeVlller street, -JS West uar
den street and 523 West Garden
street.
Word has been received by Maj-or
Saunders that Leopold Heinberg, for
mer city clerk, who is in the U. S.
army at Camp Jackson, South Caro
lina, expects to " leave for overseas
duty by the middle of October.
ASKS CLOSING OF PLACES
WHERE CROWDS MAY LINGER
After Pensacola's
iouses and other
schools, movie
places where
crowds might congregate for over a
week, Mayor Sanders received a let
ter from Dr. W. H. Cox, state health
officer,, asking that such an action be
taken to prevent the spread of influ
enza. The mayor has replied that
Pensacola has taken such precaution
ary measures voluntarily.
RtSiNOL CLEARS
AWAY EMBARRASSING
PIMPLES
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
CticraQncUyReKeres
Itcfchg SMns
Bathe with Cuticura Soap, dry and
apply Cuticura Ointment. For ecze
mas, rashes, itchings, irritations, etc,
they are wonderful. Nothing so en
sure a clear skin and good hair as
tealdnff Cuticura your every-day
toilet preparations.
ScJTSS-StoUt sfZrfCOe. TU
Itleam Sc.
CS'FOR INDIGESTION
March 20. "Some time ago plmfflff
began to appear on my forehead ad
spread so that people remarked about
them, and I didn't like to go any
where on that account. I tried var)
ous creams, soaps and skin remedies,
but nothing seemed to help me. JL
friend of mine who had the flama
trouble told me she cleared her akin
with Resinol Ointment and Resinol
Soap, so I tried them. After tha flrat
application all the redness and sore
nees disappeared, and after, two or
thre applications my friends . began
to ask me what I used, my face looked
so much better.
"Now I can go to places without be
ing ashamed of those awful pimpled
and I will never be without Resinol
Ointment and Resinol Soap."
(Signed) Miss Jessie Torrance. 17
Beech St., Rutherford, N. Y. ,
All druggists sell Resinol Ointment
and Resinol Soap Adv.
COUGHED 60 HE COULDN'T SLEEP.
Bronchial coughs, tickling In throst and
asthmatic spasms break one's reat atld
weaken one so that the system is run
down and aerious sickness may result.
Enon Halbert, Faoll. Ind., wrltea: "I had
a severe cold this fall and coughed een
tlnually at night, could hardly sleep The
frst bottle of Folay's Honey and Tar re
lieved me, entirely curing my eougn." It
covers irritated membranes with a stal
ing: and soothing coating, loosens phlegtK
and clears air passage. Sold everywhere,
Adv.
(hiaper Than Flour Bread
Meal is cheaper than flour and
makes bread just as wholesome.
GONZALEZ' CORN MEAL
makes corn bread that has all the de
liciousness of tender, sweet Southern
corn. Ground fresh every day at Pen
sacola. -
UKTTED STATES
GOVESNMENT
Sold at all grocers in 25, 50,
and 100-lb. sacks. Be sure to get
Gonzalez Meal.
M. F. GONZALEZ CO.
out teav6. .
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