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AIR SERVICE TO
DISTRIBUTE COTTON
BALE SOUVENIRS
vras&instn' June 19. The air servic-3
c( the army has acepted th offer of
-j,e chamber of commerce of Amerlcus.
Georgia, to furnish a bale of cotton to be
transported by airplane from Amerlcus
w the Merri:r.ac Manufacturing company,
at Lowell. Massachusetts, to be manu-f-ctured
into print cloth of a specially
prepared design submitted by the air
Lrvice and to be distributed by airplane
, & souvenir representing aerial proif
na in the transportation of raw mate
rial from the cotton fields of the south
to the factories of the north to be man
ufactured as a finished product.
Mayor Perry D. Thompson, of Lowell.
f.as completed arrangements for the - re
ception of the cotton and its manufacture
into cioth and President J. E. Hlgrhtowor
of tfce Amerlcus chamber of commerce
will have It compressed for shipment.
Orders have been issued to' the command
r officer at Souther Field, Ga., to prov
vide the pJrslan and assign an officer
t make the flight, and to the air service
officer of the Northeastern department at
Boston to designate a suitable landing
r'ace at Lowell.
It Is ia!t probable a Do Haviland 4
will be used to transport the cotton. Dis
tance, via "Washington. New York and
Boston, about 1.100 miles.
One ot the commonest o all street
gnperstitions is that there is tremen
dous good fortune ahead of anyone
who meets a piebald horse in the
street. "Where the idea came from no
body really knows, but it exists in all
parts of the world.
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J MARKET REPORTS g
New York, June 19. Cotton futures
opened steady: July. 31.10; October.
30.70; December, 30.35; January, 30.30;
March, 30.14.
Cotton closed steady: July. 32.08;
October, 31,67; December, 31.43; Jan
uary. Si.26; March, 31.05.
New Orleans, June 19. Cotton fu
tures opened steady. July. 31.30; Oc
tober, S0.23; December, 29.85; Janu
ary. 29.57; March, 29.45.
Spot cotton steady, 75 points up.
Sales on the spot, 1,044 bales; to ar
rive. 328 bales: low middling, Z6.S8;
middling, 32.13 ;jood' middling, 33.13;
receipts, 5,746; stock, 424,378.
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, FRIDAYJUNE 20, 1919.
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Liverpool, June 19. -Cotton spot,
quet; prices higher. Good midaimtf.
20.56; fully middling, 19.96; middling,
19.46; low middling, 17.91; good ordi
nary, 18.26;. ordinary, 15.73; sales. 5,
bales; including 4,500 American; re
ceipts, 7,400 bales, all American, fu
tures closed very steady. June 19.48;
July, 19.28; October, 18.52; January,
18.05; March, 17.83.
New York, June 18. There "was a
continuation of yesterday's covering
movement at the opening of the cot
ton market this morning and prices
were 17 to 33 points higher. Cables
were better than due and there was
some Liverpool buying, but the early
weather map seemed favorable and
there was realizing around the initial
CUT RATE DRUG STORE
DR. M. C. BEVERETTE, Proprietor
420 West Belmont Street
Office Phone 938 Residence Phone 1668
W. B. Ferriss, President E. R. Ferris, V President
Roland E. Lte, Secretary
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, SHINGLES AND
MILL WORK
at
Pensacola Manufacturing Co;
205 East Main Phone 637
PEACHES! PEACHES! PEACHES!
We have them. How many do you want ? A-No 1,
hand-packed. Varieties, Georgia Belle and Elbertas. $2.50
bushel, f . o. b. Monroe, Ala. ;. Check or money to accompany
order, L. R. James & Co., Monroeville, Ala. '
ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH
The business world wants expert help. Let us train you.
Pan American College
PHONE [phone] BRENT BlKLDING
THE man or woman aSiefed with
backache, swollen muscles, stiff
Joint, rheumatic pains or other symptom
of kidney trouble is entitled to sympathy
and should have help.
Natore gives early warning of kidney
trouble by pufaness under eyes, spots
before the eyes, dry mouth, biliousness,
weakness and pale, waxy, dry akia.
It is unwise to neglect the slightest
symptom of kidney trouble. Give tbe kidacys
the help they arc calBaf for.
tone up weak, inactive, sluggish kidneys
and help rid the body of poisons. With
kidneys and bladder properly functioning, ap
petite ia restored, reireehios' sleep is possible
snd health, strength and energy come as a
natural result.
C F. Reynolds, EImirs,N.Y writes: "Three
months sco I waa sick in bed with kidney trouble.
My back ached so severely I could not get up.
We read of Foley Kidney Pilla,so I seat for
boom snd commenced tilting them. In few
days I was np out of bed and upon keeping the
treatment up for boom time I was able to go to
work, snd have bad ao more backaches,"
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; PENSACOLA.
Pensacola, June 19,1919.
. .. Receipts, Casks.
Sold Everywhere.
figure which caused reactions right
after the calL October sold off from
30.75 to 80.48 In consequence, but ral
lied after the publication of the fore-1
cast of showers, selling up to 20.80 or
40 points net higher.
The market became rather more ao
tive and decidedly firmer later owing
to the firm tone of the stock market,
increasing confidence that Germany
will sign the peace treaty and large
exports for the day. October sold up
to 31.17 and December to 30.87 aroilncl
mid-day, or about 77 points net
higher.
. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Corn ; Open . Close
July .. .... .;. 1.79 l.ol
Sept. ... ...... 1.72 1.74 1-4
Oats
July ... ... ... 71 3-8 70 7-8
Sept. 71 69 7-8
Pork ' L- ' '
July .60.50 . 50.75
Sept. ...'... ...48.20 48.S3
Lard
July ...... ...34.02 84.15
Sept ... ,.. ...33.40 33.90
Ribs ' '
July ... ... ... 27.67
Sept. ... ... ...27.50 27.70
Last
Year
105
2,274
5,140
Today . 225
This month ........... 2,464
This season 7,239
Shipments; Casks.
Today . ...... 287 2,507
This month, ...'... ,9,722 5,620
This season ......... 23,976 13,535
' - Stocks,-Casks.
Today . 18,003 33,444
April 1 .......... ........ 34.740 41,839
. Receipts, Barrels.
. : , :. . Last
- .". . - .. Year
.Today . . . .. . .. . . . ... ... E87 263
This month ........... 6,412 6.757
This season 21.001 17,047
Shipments, Barrels.
Today . '". . . ... . . . 784 1,758
This month ........... 7,658 8,426
This season 21,032. 45,425
Stocks, , Barrels.
Today . ... ... ......... 49.800 44,972
April 1 .......... 49,831 73,350
Quotations were as follows:
i ; '.- Clan' r
WW . .... 16.60 -
WG i ... . 16.50ft
N . i................ 16.40
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PORTUGAL, OFFICIAL
FAMILY HAVE TO BE
TRANSFERRED AT SEA
Washington, June 19. President
elect Epltaclo Pessoa, of Brazil, and
his party who were enroute to the
United States from Portugal on the
French cruiser Jeanne d'Arc were
transferred to . the American army
transport Imperator 1,200 miles at sea
yesterday after the cruiser's engines
had been disabled. Dispatches to the
navy department today said the trans
fer was made in small boats without
incident and that the Imperator would
arrive at New Tork tomorrow morn
ing. , . t ;..':',.., ?
The Jeanne d'Arc became disabled
soon after she . had passed tbe Im
perator, from Brest for New York with
American troops and a wireless mess
age recalled the big transport. Later
the transport Mongolia bound for New
York from France arrived and took the
cruiser In tow for the Azores where
repairs will be made. At last reports
the Mongolia was making good speed
with her tow.
NOTICE TO
THE PUBLIC
Beginning Friday, June. 20th, the price of our PURE
wholesome Pasteurized and Clarified
...... ..
18c- Mf
V' "WW
airy Co- ; p Je ' f t
Cents yjf
Quart
Delivered
Milk will be reduced to. . . . ... ......... . . .
Take no chances use only "The Pen
sacola Dairy" Pasteurized and Clarified
Milk. -
The highest standard of quality is al
ways maintained, extreme care being"
given during the hot weather.
Fresh Creamery Butter, made from
fresh Pasteurized Cream, 60c lb.
ensacoia
'PHONE 1321
Invest Garden Street
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15.60
15.47
15.42
15.30
15.22
14.55
SAVANNAH.
Savannah, June 19. The spirit mar
ket was steady at 104 with sales of
100 casks. .
Receipts, Casks.
... Last
Year
.Today . . t.. 231 12S
.This season ........... 12,774, 9,736
-. Shipments, Casks.
.Today , 545 . ' 326
This season 45,253 10,249
Stocks, Casks.
Today 5,774'- 24,020
April 1 .... 18,850 24,293
The rosin market " was firm with
sales of 615 barrels. - - . . -
Receipts; Barrels.
Last
V.'i - Year
Today . .....V 1,000 ' 530
This season 27,437 S6.452
Shipments, Barrels. -
Today . 1,084 1,841
This season ........... 34,479 46,682
Stocks, Barrels.
Today 65,303 ' 85,633
April 1 ............... 62,641 96.263
Quotations were as follows:
- . Close. :
WW. ...... . V.. 16.60
fcvG . . .... .... 16.65
N .... 16.40
M . 16.15
K . 1570
I 15.60
H 15.50
G : 15.45
V 15.40
E . 15.33
D . 15.10
fB . 15.00
JACKSONVILLE.
Jacksonville, June 19.The' epirlt
market was steady at 103 with sales
of 500 casks. . ,
Receipts, Casks.
Last
Year
617
18.590
75
19,427
56.382
57.219
Today . 166
This season 18,011
Shipments, Casks.
Today . ... ....... . 425
This season 81,332
Stocks, Casks.
Today . 8 064
April 1 41.644
The rosin market was quiet with
no sales. . . v : v ""
Receipts, Barrels.
Last
Year
Today.. 686 1,342
This season 65,103 66.388
Shipments, Barrels.
Today 3,066 625
This season 53,685 72.611
Stocks, Barrels.
Today 119,690 162,013
April 1 .....120.652 178.236
Quotations were as follows:
Close.
WW. 16.80
WG . 16.65
N . ....... "40
M 16.15
K is.35-70
I .....v.. 15.60-60
H". 15.20-50
G " 15.20-40
K 16.15-30
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Falls Tires
KING OF THE
HIGHWAY
A medium priced tire,
giving greatest mileage for
least money.
The BEST tire, on the
market for Ford cars.
F. S. Meflen Co.
Distributors. Phone 334
JUDGE LiDSEY
""HAY HAVE TO
GO TO JAIL
JUVENILE COURT JUDGE SAYS HE
WILL BE LOCKED UP RATHER
, THAN PAY A FINE OF $500.
Denver, "Colo, June 19. Ben B.
Lindsey, Judge of Denver's juvenile
court, will go to jail before he w.1
pay a fine of $500 for contempt of th
criminal court here, he has announced.
The Colorado supreme court, on June
2, denied Judge Lindseys petition for
a rehearing. The - judge had fifteen
" w vi &v .u jdii, ii. uig court
Insisted. - - ;v
The fine was assessed when Judge
Lindsey, in May, 1915, declined to tell
what Neal Wright. 14 year old war
of : the juvenile court, had told the
Judge about the shooting of Neal's
xatner. jseal's mother - was on trial
charged with murder. Neal was th
Lonly eye witness. Mrs. Wright was
Judge Xrindsey refused to testify at
the trial, insisting that whatever in
formation he possessed regarding the
killing had been given him by the
boy in confidence and he could
not and would not violate the
boy's confidence. . Soon after , the trial,
John A. Perry, then judge of the crim
inar court; found his fellow judge guilty
of contempt and assessed tbe $500
fine. Judge Lindsey appealed to the
supreme court. The fine was upheld
by a majority of the justices three of
them, however, dissenting. On June 2,
last ' the Colorado supreme court de
nied Judge Lindsey a rehearing.
Judge Lindsey announced that In re
fusing to pay the fine he is not acting
upon a personal point of view but con
siders that as the Denver juvenile
court Is one of the oldest in the United
States, all other courts look to It to
uphold its rights. And one of these
Is . that a relation of circumstances
given in confidence to a juvenile court
Judge is not to be used in any other
proceedings.
The judge has received letters from
many of the judges throughout the
United States ursrincr him to maintain
jhis stand. "Various children's agencies
have offered to pay the fine for him.
' ."No matter what the supreme court
decided, I still believe and will always
believe that what Neal Wright told
me was told me In strictest confidence
and that I would have been unworthy
- hold the position I now hold If I
had testified," said Jud;ge Lindsey.
"The fact that four justices of the
supreme court say I was wrong does
not make It -so. I am not going to
pay that fine, because if I did I would
admit I was wrong."
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ssassas.
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Compiled for The Journal by the We a the.
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- Pensacola, June 20. j
Sunrise, 5:48; sunset, 7:53. ' !
Moonrise. 13:35 a. m. (21st) ; moonset
12:22 p. m.
. Next phase of the moon, last quarter '
21St. :
High tide, 2:65 p. m. Ixw tide, l.T
a m.
Yesterday's Weather.
Temperature 7 a. m.. 77; 7 p. m., 80
Highest. 83: lowest. 78; mean. 79; nor
mal, 80. Mean same date last year. S3
Accumulated deficiency tnis year to aai.
325. Highest of record for June, 101 deg
Lowest of record for June, 55 deg.
Rainfall For 24 hours ending 7 p. m., 0.
Total for this month to 7 p. m., 1.03.
Normal for June, , 4.87 Inches. Accumu
lated excess this year to date, 16.28.
Humidity 8 a. m., 87; 1 p. m., 71; W
p. m., 70.
Barometer 7 a. m., 30.03; 7 p. MW
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Boys' Pants,
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Special Bargains in Oxfords, black and
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