THE PENS ACOLA JOURNAL RTDAY MORNING, MAY 23, 1919. B E PUBLIC! JOURNAL'S PAGE OF SPORTS AH THE NEWS THE RE'S PRINT TO FIT" Baseball Basketball, Tennis, Golf, Yachting, Boxing, Wrestling C B S H B B I K"'JH B B SBSfSlj; 1 MARKET REPORTS THE SMILE WORE OFF RICK'S FACE IN THE STERNER GAME OF WAR b s a NAVAL STORES NOTICE TO TH SB K H H H 83 H IS H B B H B 8 B 1 y X V .-".- . ... - AS GEN. PERSHING Eddie Rlckenbacher, probably most famous of the American aces, alway-J smiled whether winning or losing, when he was a racing driver. ' But 'when he became an aviator and began M S M it' , 'J! Si' Side Line Dope. ' S S I I I I I 1 I 1 I I I I . This afternoon the Knights of Co lumbus play the L. & N. Shop team at the East Hill grounds. The game should furnish lots of sport as the' learns are evenly matched and full ' of "pep." The well known V loan is over. Tex Richard will now concentrate on rais ins? enough money to float the July 4 fisticuffs. . yjneent is only 16, so maybe he'll le able' to outgrow the disgrace of being called a professional. O If a fellow inherits plenty of money a ml never need work for. a living they'll never call him a professional. The early bird catches the worm, hut the trouble is, since the clocks moved up, the worms sleep so much later than the early birds. 5 S 3? Ti 3? f J , J THE PENNANT RACE J SOUTHERN. ! ' t V. L. Pet. j, i New Orleans ......... .17 7 -70S Birmingham ....17 11 .630 Nashville . ......14 12 .533 ! Little Rock ........ ....11 11 .500 r Mobile . 13 15 " .464 VAtlanta. 12 14 .462 J Chattanooga ' '. ......... .10' 14 .417 (-..Memphis .6 18 2.50 NATIONAL. 1 ; j ' . w. Lu pet. j New York .....14 5 .727 I Cincinnati. 14 8 .636 Brooklyn 12 ' 7 .632 ' CThicago .........11 11 .500 i j Pittsburg . ...11 10 , .523 i Philadelphia 7 10 .412 !; I ..St. Louis . ......... 6 15 . .286 t ' fcoston . 4 13 .235 AMERICAN. V. Chicago . .............117 -Cleveland . 14 New York . ,, ......10 L. 6 8 6 Pet. .739 .636 .6-25 .477 .474 .421 .364 ) St. Louis . .10 11 Boston 9 10 Washington. 8 11 Detroit 8 14 Philadelphia 4 14 (f'can f ouch yoo You can wear PARIS GARTERS cext to your skin, thoroughly content that they are made under clean, sanitary, condi tions by healthy, well-cared-f or workers. A STEIN & COMPANY IT PAYS TO SAY DISTINCTLY: Li -rx AS THE AC J. . 1 sending down enemy planes he forgot his smile." Perhaps he'll get it back when he gets busy as referee of the 500-mile Victory sweepstakes at In dianapolis, May 31. ' "i FAMOUS PLAYERS s - a glllgB SI'tfJSSIIIlI FERD M. SCHUP?. f Ferdinand M. Schupp, pitcher, was born at Louisville, Ky in 1889. lie is 5 feet, 11 inches tall, weighs 190 pounds andbata and throws right handed. He played with Lancaster in 1910, Newark in 1911-12-13. and was sold to Brooklyn in August, 1913. He played with the Dodgers until August 26, 1916, when he was sold to the Giants with whom he has since played. Schupp played excellent ball in 1917 but was absolutely useless in 1918. It is believed that he will stage " a come-back this season.- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. . SOUTHERN.' At Atlanta, 5; Little Rock,. 2. ! At New Orleans, 2; Chattanooga, 1. At Birmingham, 2; Memphis, 1, first game; Birmingham, 4; Memphis, 3, second game. At Mobile, 6 ; Nashville, 7. NATIONAL. All games postponed, rain. AMERICAN. At Chicago, 1 ; New York, 0. At St. Louis, 5; Washington, 4. At Detroit, 6; "Boston, 3. At Cleveland, 3; Philadelphia, 2. GAMES TODAY. SOUTHERN. Chattanooga at New Orleans. Little Rock at Atlanta. Memphis at Birmingham. Nashville at Mobile. NATIONAL. Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburg at Brooklyn. St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. ' AMERICAN. New York at Chicago. "Washington at St Louis. Boston at Detroit. Philadelphia 'at Cleveland. LET STEVE FIX 'EM He Knows How ROYAL SHOE SHOP rensacola .Launch & Ma chine Co. WILLARD SERVICE STATION WilUrd Storage Batteries and Re pairs of all Make Batteries Two Set Mann Waye Machine Shop in Connection. Williams Transfer Co. "Our Business Moving" An Kinds of Hauling:. PHONE 2099. The CENTRAL PHARMACY "In the Heart of Pensacola" The Home of QUALITY ICE CREAM 177 PHONES 178 . Pensacola, May 22, 1913.. Receipts Casks ' Last Today. ...;......... 143 This month 2,581 . This season 3,173 - Shipments, Casks Today . ............... 473 This month ........... 4,506 This season 11,421 - Stocks, Casks Today . 26,492 April 1 , i ....... . 34,740 Receipts, Barrels. " Last Today . 842 This month ) 8-302 This season 11,969 : Shipments Barrels. Today . 200 This month ........... 6,270 This season 10,427 Stocks, Barrels. Today . 51,373 April 1 ............... 49,837 Quotations were as follows: Close X, WW .". .14.10 WG . ................ . ....13.90 N . .....13.75 M . .13.00 K . ........12.75 I. H . ..'..11.40 G . 11.30 F . ............ .......11.20 E . .............11.15 I . 11.10 B 10.75 Year 16 1,486 2,119 291 3,585 7,697 36,361 41,839 Year 61 5,250 8,573 473 11.646 35,330 46,593 73,350 JACKSONVILLE Savannah. May 22. The spirit mar ket was firm at 79 with sales of 117 casks. ' Receipts, Cask. Last Tear Today ................ 667 146 This season ........... 5,962 4,781 Shipments, Casks Today . This season 196 683 7,196 21,873 24.093 7,279 Stocks, Casks. ............ 16,989 ,.; 24,293 Today . April 1 The rosin market was steady with sales of 483 barrels. Rsceipls, Barrelv Today . 241 35S This season ........... 11,257 18,077 Shipments, Barrels Today ; 661 3.628 This season ........... 15,950 21,895 Stocks, : Barrels. . Today . ..... 56,480 92.345 April 1 .. 96,263 94,370 Quotations were as follows: ' Close WW WG N . M . ...13.25 ...12.85 ...12.70 . .12.45 ,...12.20 ...11.15 ...10.95 ...10.80 ...10.75 ...10.70 .. .10.65 e Tw i H " m m m G, F . . E D . .... B . ... SAVANNAH Jacksonville, May 22. The spirit market was firm at 77 with sales of 13 casks. " Receipts, Casks. Last Year Today.... 291 26T This season ....... 9,268 9,790 Shipments, Cask . Today . 4 205 This season ............ 33,674 14,712 Stocks, Casks. Today ..... 17.238 52,297 April 1 41.644 57.219 The rosin market was steady with sales of ,770 barrels. Receipts, Barrels. Last Yea Today ............. 991 597 This season 30,578 27,427 Shipments, Barrels. Today . 1,000 1.726 This season .... 26,252 47,871 Stocks, Barrels. Today . ..124,978 157.789 April 1 ...... . ..... .120,652 178,236 Quotation, were as follows: X WW . . ......13.10-15 WG i ...12.85 N . ..............12.60 M ......12.35 K i..:. 12.10-15 I ........................11.00-05 H . 10.85 : G ..............10.80 'F . ...10.70-75 B . ..'...'..................10.65 D . ..10.60 B . ...........10.55 FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots. How to Remove Easily. , Here's a chance, .Miss Freckle-face, to try a remedy for freckles with tho guarantee of a reliable concern that it will . not cost you a penny unless it removes the freckles;" while if it does give you a clear complexion the ex pense is trifling. . - ; Simply get an ounce , of Othine double strength from any druggist and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beauti ful complexion. Rarely is more than oneounce needed for the worst ' case. t Be Sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine as this strength is sold under guarantee of omney back if it fails to remove freckles. Adv. .... - New York, ; May 22. Cotton futures opened firm. May.' 30.50; July, : 29.E0; , October, 27.95; December. Z7.51; January, 27.20. . , . I - . , ... . . V HJTn , QA PA voiion close a very sieaay . July, . 30.01; October, Z8.8; December, 28.45; January, 28.30. New Orleans, May 22.-Cotton futures nmn1 hIi- n 91 .Tulv. 29.31: October, 27.26; December, 26.93; January, ' 26.65. . ... . . i Spot cotton steady, 50 points up. : Sales 1 on tne spot 2,448; to arrive i,tuu omea. Low " middUngr, 25.63; middling, 30.38; igood middling, 31.38. Receipts, 6,52-'; stock, 423,321. ' ; Liverpool, May 22. Cotton spot 'in in creased demand, - prices higher. Good middling, 19.65; fully janlddllnf 19.13; mia uling, 18.55: low middling. 17.00; good or dinary, 14.35; ordinary, 14.82. Sales 1E, 000 bales, including 1,500 American. Re ceipts 6,000 bales including 6,300 Amer ican. Futures closed steady. May, 18.89; July. 18.37; September, 17.48; October, 17.08; January, 16.46; March, 16.26. ; " New York, May 22. There was a sen sationally rapid and excited advance in the cotton market here today with all deliveries making new high records of ; heavy general buying. July sold at, 30.32 j early in the afternoon and October- at . 9.10, or approximately 5 .to $6.65 per j bale above the closing price of last hight. Trade interests were reported large buy trs for domestic spinners, while a good foreign demand also was reported for both futures and spot cotton in the south. The spot sales officially reported in Liv erpool for the day were the - largest for any one day Bince the begining of the war, amounting to 15,000 bales and the advance also was promoted by reports that there had been too much rain and unfavorable crop, conditions in the. soutn. The advance was checked "by realizing around 29.10 for October, or about 100 to 131 points above last night's closing fig ures on the general list. Reactions ot some 30 to 40 points followed with the market rather unsettled during the mid dle of the afternoon. Chicago Grain and Provlsciona. j CORN I July . . . Open Close 1.64 3-4 l.8 1-4 .68 1-8 .64 1-2 1.65 1-8 1.58 l-V .68 1-2 .63 3-4 Wept. . . . OATS , July . . . Sept. . . . FORK May . i 5.1.90 49.83 31.12 30.82 27.40 27.10 T.ARD July . . . 31.05 Sept. 30.70 I RIBS July 27.40 Sept. . ... Ohioaero. May 22. Corn: No. 3 yellow. 181S1.82; No. 2 yellow, 1.80: No. 5 yellow romina.. Oats: No. 2 white, 707t; standard 7171 3-4. Rye; No. 2, 1.53 1-2; barley, 1.231.29; timothy. 9.0012.00; clover nominal, rork .nominal; lard. 33.90; ribs. 28.0028.75. : . Will C. Dif f enderf er JewelerOptician 14 South Palafox Street . AUTOS FOR HIRE With or Without Drivers. SEE BOB BOB'S TAXI 19 EAST GARDEN STREET PHONE 333 v FISHER-BROWN We Will Bond You. 918 Phones 919 I '; - - v ' - r - I ' i. - . - M ; AMERICAN NATIONAL ; - ' ' BANK . x f, y9 pPglff Of Pensaoola Mft I VP&iLSy CAPITAL STOCK Paid- in $500,000 eottaiujira aiS . "The Home of Good Service" Q)C Merchants' Lunch, 35c rod.k F,nl.hnfl - Picture Framing 214 South Palafox Street ttodk" FI'W, Anaoo Camera, - i ii i E. B. Hoffman & Son Dr. Saunders has returned SELXJNG OUT to the rltv Best Gods, Lowest Prices. o tne t. 5 East Gregory. Phone 825 FURNITURE Pencola Electric Co. 90 E. Wright. Phie 1995 cmZo!l?m'" The Florida State. Association for graduate nurses wishes the public to know that they are responsible for no other graduate nurses' registry in Pensacola except the one at the' Pensacola Hospital. We, the undersigned nurses register only at the Pen sacola Hospital: Misses Rafferty, Gahlenbeck, Burpee, Bergin, Harrison, Skotsky, Riley, Weiland, Green, J erue gan, Jordan, Worden, Lownsberry, Sister Nellie, Mrs. Akerberg. According to the ruling of the State Association there has been a definite price fixed for graduate nurses which is $28.00 a week, single duty (or twelve hours), 35.00 a week for double duty (any time over twelve hours is con sidered double duty.) 5.00 for only one day's duty. In case of extra patients there is an extra charge of 10.00 per week for each. MRS. ED. G. QUINA, MARSTON & QUINA West Florida's' Oldest Furniture House ; "- M'K EE REFRIGERATORS, GLOBE WERNICKE BOOK CASES AND OFFICE FURRNITURE. FRED C. WAITE THE LIFE INSURANCE MAN . 915 American Bank Bldg. Phone 912. INGRAM OPTICAL CO., WE GRIND OUR OWN LENSES PENSACOLA, FLORIDA. LOUIS D. ROBINSON . 209 Thieson Bldg. SIGNS Show Cards and Slides Always the latest records in stock. PALACE JEWELRY CO. WOOD WOOD Escambia Wood Yard WE HAVE IT The Kind That Burns $1.50 and $2.00 a load D'ALEMBERTE'S PEROXIDE CREAM for face maosage. Phone 109 "A GOOi mOJG STORE WHIDDEN'S DRUG STORE' Now located at 315 S. Palafox St. ' Phone 524 A Complete Line Drugs and Druggist Supplies.. FALK'S Millinery and Ready-to-Wear K'erth Palafox. Juet Above Ids ..Theatre "EVERYTHING IN DRUGS" HAMILTON RUSSELL, P. D. "Only the Best" 212 South Palafox Street 1 Phone 846 ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH The business world wants expert help. Let us train you. Pan American College PHONE 51 274-289 BRENT BUILDING AUDITS COST SYSTEMS R. T. RAINES Public Accountant Auditor American National Bank Building, Pensacola, Fla. McCaakill Block, DeFuniak Springs, Fla. INCOME TAX REPORTS . EFFICIENCY ENGINEER "WHITE HICKORY" ; and "CONSOLIDATED" FARM WAGONS Consolidated Gro. Co. BORRAS AUTO SUPPLY CO. 117-119 W. Garden St. Automobile Supplies and Accessories. ? Agents foi.' Harley-Davidson Motorcycle. Ask for the Union Label On Your Sign Wrighton the Sign Man 11 E. Intendencia " PURITY ICE CREAM Made of Pure Cream aad Fresh Fruit Juices. Jackson and D Sts. Phone 1781 JOHNSON & FREDERICKSON : Painting, Paperhanging and, Decorating 16 West Government Street Phone 534 FORCHEIMER'S PA SHI ON SHOP f - . ..-Th 8t0re 1or Women" tXC.LUSIVF SHOP FOR READY.TO. . WEAR AND MILLINERY ECONOMY STORE "Teach Your $ Cents" Opp. Plaza Park, South Palafor. Ford Cars and Tractors J. D. Anderson, Dealer 19 W. Garden Phone 1914 Reliable Tire Repair Shop Tire Repairing and Steam Vuleanizina ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Out of Town Work Solicited. 30 East Garden Street: NORMAN A. COX Sheet Metal Worker 510 South Palafox Street Phone 413 B ALKCOM DRUG CO THE PRESCRIPTION 8TORE" Phone 19 or 123 PALACE CAFE Under New Management Everything Good to Eat, Cooked Right STEPHEN CLEOTELIS Proprietor THE MORGAN-TH0RS0N Transfer Company Truck or Team Service Phone 710 London Woolen Mills Made to Your Individual Order 117 South PaUfex trt YOUR FALL SUIT $15 !3T Gulf City Coffee Co. Roasters, Blenders, Shippers FINE COFFEES 107-11 East Intendencia Street. PENSACOLA, FLA. The Parlor Market "Home of All That' Pure" Fresh Western Meats POULTRV, EGGS AND GREEN GROCERIES 17V PHONES 1T4 20 S. PALAFOX ol. "BETTER CLOTHES' 16 North Palafox. L. E. NOBLES & CO. Agent HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX and KIRSCHBAUM SUITS -YOUR MONEV8 WORTH, OR YOUR MONEY BACK" " 29 South PaUfex Street. Phone 79 v".!Tr"""-J-j:"5 , t . . -7,?. 'sJfs.' 1 f