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THE PENSACQLA JOURNAL MONDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1919.
IT TIMID
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98c CASH and 1 WEEKLY Gill 'MIS
Il'WiOiJin Aluminum Club ,vr35
fijESfl Membership JQ
Sets sent prepaid to out-of-town buyers l--v Yr I
who wish to take advantage of this of- WVu?
UTm Just rcmit $1698 in p- - Money v Y0failS
MMnf Order or Express Money Order and set fj&jT
' Snt ya''
Aluminum will save fuel, time and your good health.- You will econo
mize more in these savings than the actual cost of the set. Aluminum does
not rust, -tarnish, corrode. Your first cost is your only cost. Be modern
and equip'your kitchen with pure aluminum. The whole purpose of this
club is;to:make new friends'f or this store and to please our many estab
lishedcustomers. . i . . .mt -
We were able to secure a number of Aluminum sets at an unusually low price, and these will
be distribute without profit, for advertising purposes. -
THE CLUB CONDITIONS
Come to our store and ask for a Club membership card pay 98c cash, and we will deliver the
set described below. You then pay $1 a week for 16 weeks, until $16.98, the total wholesale Club
price of this set is paid.
J---S"' WHAT THE SET CONSISTS OF:
One,5-Quart Kettle
Or.?, 7-Cup Coffee Percolator
One 4-Quart Lipped Sauce Pan
'with cover
i
One l'Quart Lipped Sauce Pan
Two Bread Pans
One Set Carving Knife and Fork
One Pride of the Kitchen Outfit
ia"FT!l,LOUifit COnv.ISJS L Ur8e 8-urt Kettle and eover. 2-quart Pudding- Pan and a 2-nuart Col
slm rJESf. 2LS?i"?-le"" ?u vl haY Plendld Double Boiler, a Pot Roaster, a
-' . w. w.iwig fuanjr umer wnertpi comDinaiians can be mad.
RIGHT AT RAYS
EXPERT ,
MANICURIST
""" Bliss Elizabeth Snarr
' of Chicago
' 'T now at
" THE SAN CARLOS
BARBERSHOP
" ' (Union Shop) " .
Did you know that this is
tho most complete and san
itary Barber Shop in' the
United States, and that
means the world.
Prices the same as other
. . shops.
1
RIGHT ON THE CORNER
ROTARY CLUB TO
URGE STARTING
OF CLINIC HERE
r Home Made
MAYONAISSE
60c lb. -
Delicatessen Dept.
Establishment of a clinic tor the
treatment of venereal diseases In
Pensacola will probably be urged by
the public health committee of the
Rotary club when the board of city
commissioners meets this afternoon.
The city will be asked to take some
definite action in promoting such a
clinic. Resolutions to this effect were
recently sent to the board by Ro
tartans but the communication was
filed and no further steps taken.
Health Commissioner Pou has stat
ed that the city has gone the limit
in equipping the clinic at an expendi
ture of $150, and that nothing more
can be done. Physicians of Pensa
cola, however, are making a strong
protest, stating that the city not only
promised to open the establishment
but to put in a public health nurs for
school inspection and other work,
who should spend two hours each day
at the clinic. This, they claim, the
city has refused point blank to do.
Once the project is started the state
will furnish dressings instruments
and all materials needed. The city's
only duty. It Is understood, would be
to furnish a part-time nurse to keep
the records In order.
NINE DROWNED
WHEN RESIDENCE
IS SWEPT AWAY
Wheeling. "West Va., July 19. Be
tween nine and thirteen persons are
reported drowned tonight when the
residence of Steve Moxle was swept
away by water during a rain storm at
WeeGee creek, on the Ohio side, ten
miles south of here.
Skin Tortured
Babies Sleep
f ter Cuticura
HARRY EDWARDS WAS
CAUGHT AT BREWTON
SATURDAY NIGHT
The arrest Saturday near Flomaton
of T. E. 'Emmereon, one of the four
convicts who escaped the county gang
in the uper end opf the county last
Thursday by overpowering the guard,
was followed by the arrest and return
to this city late Saturday night of
Harry Edwards, who made his get
away at the time. Emmerson was cap
tured, taking with him the pistol
which was taken away from the
guard. The arrest was made at Brew
ton. Sheriff Van Pelt had learned of
sweetheart relations between Ed
wards and a girl who lived in Pensa
cola, on Zarragossa street. Upon in
quiry he found that she had left the
city for Brewton. and working on the
theory that ehe was providing him
with food he instructed the sheriff
there to watch her and a few min
utes after the message was received
by the Alabama officer, he reported
that he had the man in custody, hav
ing located him on the clue suggest
ed by Sheriff Van Pelt.
CENTURY NEGRO HIT
ON HEAD WITH A
BOTTLE MAY DIE
A message from Century last night
received at 'the sheriffs office
brought the information to the effect
that one negro had hit another on
the head with a bottle with the re
sult that the man hit might die from
the effects of he wound. Sheriff Van
Pelt went out personally to investi
gate the affair but had not returned
late last night.
Attention, Clerks Local 259
A regular meeting of the Retail
Clerks will be held tonight at 6:30.
at K. of C. hall. All are requested to
be there.
ALEXANDER. Pres.
PALMES, Secy
MOBILE CLUB SEATS CUSHNOCS
BOTH GAMES OF A DOUBLE BILL
JOURNAL WANT ADS GET RESULTS.
Connie Mack Hairs Mobile Sample
Shoe Store team took a brace of games
away , from the Cushnocs at Maxent
Park yesterday afternoon, Hartman
and McVoy being the losing twirlers.
-Big" Butch played In hard lack, los
ing the first session 5 to 4. although
he held the visitors to two hits and
struck out eleven. McVoy was clouted
pretty freely, although Mobile made
but one earned run. The score was S
to . .
The first game started: off with a
walk to Erhart. Splcer tanned and
then Steber drove a hot liner to Egra
who got it back handed, tagged tho
bag and forced out Erhart who had
started for third on the play. The
Cushnocs were unable to aeore In their
half of the first but in the second
Richardson hit safely to center with
one out, stole second, went to third
when Smith threw wild to Cook and
scored when Erhart dropped Angelo'a
long fly.
Rogers performers pushed another
run across In the third. Eg in drew
a scratch hit to Spicer and hustled
down to second while Spicer was argu
ing with Umpire Laird. He went to
third on Chance's sacrifice and con
tinued home wfien Finnegan threw to
third to hold him up. The porformance
was a clever piece of base running.
Mobile started a merry-go-round In
the fourth, scoring four times. Erhart
fanned. Spicer walked. Steber hit
an easy roller to Egin, who in his haste
to make a double play, fumbled and.
both base runners were safe. Rich
ardson Juggled Smith's grounder and
threw badly to Chance, Spicer count
ing. Allesee was safe on Ellis boot,
Smith taking third. Allesee thea stole.
Cooked fanned but Finnegan singled
over second, scoring Allesee and Smith.
Finnegan was out, Burtch to JL'gln on
attempted steal.
"'"The visitors tailed .once more In the
fifth, when Kirsher was given a life by
Grogan who dropped a fly in left. Eck-
ford struck out and Erhart grounded
to the box. Spicer's single to right
scored Klrcher. Steber filed to
Chance.
Hartman's single started the Cush
nocs in their half of the same frame,
but he was out. Smith to Allese-3 on
Ellis' attempted sacrifice. Eagtn was
safe after Allesee Juggled his hard hit
grounder, Ellis going to third and scor
ing on Chance's Texas leaguer to left
after McVoy had filed out. Oroar.
grounded to the box. This ended tho
scoring until the ninth when singles
by Richardson and Angelo, and a walls
to Hartman, followed by an Ivory er
ror on the part of Cook and Allesee,
neither of whom went after Smith's
throw to. catch Hartman stealing, sent
one run over. In the meantime Smith
had caught Angelo off first. Elli now
struck out and Egin grounded to Cook.
The score:
Mobile AB R H PO A E
Erhart, If 3 0 0 3 0 I
Spicer. 3b 3 1 1 0 0 0
M. Steber, cf ...4 1 0 2 0 0
Smith, c 3 1 0 ft 6 1
AUesee, 2b 4 1 0 4 3 0
Cook, ss 4 0 0 2 2 1
Finnegan, lb 4 0 1 10 1 0
Kirsher. rf. .3 1 0 0 0 0
Eckford, p V. 3 0 0 0 3 0
Totals . 31 4 2 27 15 3
Cushneos AB R H PO A E
Ellis, s 5 1 1 0 0 2
Egin. 2b. 4 1 1 5 3 1
McVoy. 3b-cf 4 0 0 1 0 0
Chance, lb 3 0 2 10 0 0
Grogan, If 4 0 0 0 0 1
Durtch, c 4 0 0 9 4 0
Richardson, 3b 4 2 3 0 1 1
Roland, cf 0 0 0 0 0 0
Angelo, rf 4 0 1, 1 0 0
Hartman, p 3 0 1 12 0
Totals 35 4 27 10 6
K-r hv in nines-- It
Mobile [phone]
Cushnocs 011 010 0014
i-Vio miirnnarv: Stolen bases Alle
see, Richardson, Egin. Two base hit
r.Tioo Sacrifice hits Ecin. Chance.
Hit by pitched ball Smith by Hart
man. Double play Egin, unassisted.
coco nn KjiIIh Off Hartman. 2. Struck
outBy Hartman, 11: by Eckford. 7.
Left on bases Cushnocs, 7; modus,
2. Umpire, Laird. Time, 2:00.
MOBILE TAKES 8ECOND.
The second game was a seven in
ning affair with Mobile navipg tne
edge everywhere except Jn the first in
ning. In this frame Egin, second up.
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TWILIGHT.
W. L. Pet.
Knights 1 1 .875
Y. M. C. A, 5 2 .714
Whitmans . 3 4 .333
Woodmen 2 5 .286
Shipyard 1 5 .147
SOUTHERN.
W. L. Pet.
New Orleans 49 32 .607
Little Rock 43 .34 .58(5
Atlanta 45 38 .543
Mobile [phone]
Birmingham . .. . 39 4S .456
Memphis 38 47 .431
Chattanooga 36 45 .443
Nashville 35 46 .530
NATIONAL
W. L. Pet.
New York , . 48 33 .676
Cincinnati 50 26 .664
Chicago 42 35 .545
Brooklyn 38 36 .513
Pittsburgh 39 37 .513
St. Louis . . . 29 38 .432
Boston . . . 27 45 .373
Philadelphia 23 4T .323
AMERICAN '
W. L. Pet.
Chicago 51 27 .S
New York 44 33 .572
Cleveland 46 34 .574
Detroit . . . 43 35 .856
St. Louis . .41 37 .512
Boston 33 43 .434
Washington . . 33 47 .410
Philadelphia ..., 20 56 .260
singled and stole second, but Mike
Steber gathered In Smith's high throw
to head off the runner, pegged to third
and got Egin. Roland walked and went
to third on Chance's .' double, which
bounded against the left field fence,
Grogan fouled out to Cook who went
over behind third to get tho balL
Mobile scored in the second en a
single by Smith, Allesee's sacrifice and
Cook's double to right which Mayo al
moat got. Finnegan hit down the third
base line and Richardson tagged Cook.
Kirsher singled but Lacy grounded to
the box.
The visitors scored twice more In
the sixth. Cook filed to center. Fin
negan was safe on Ellis error and
took second on a wild pitch. Lacy stole
and Erhart" walked, filling the bags.
Spicer singled to " center, scoring
Kirsher and' Lacy. Steber Ilied, to
Richardson.
The scorec
Mobile ABR HPOAE
Erhart, If f -, , j 3
Spleer. 3b 3
M. Steber, cf , , . . 4
Smith, o , ... ...j j . j 3
Allesee, 2b , , 3
Cook, ss-' 4
Finnegan, lb , Ju , , t
Kirsher. rf ..-.,.. 2
Lacy, p 3
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
0
5
1
2
2
2
2
8
0
0
0
s
1
0
0
1
1
0
3
Totals. ..,..28. 3 ft 21 ft X
Cuehnoes
AB R II PO A E
Richardson, 3b 3 0 0 4
Egin, 2b - , T f r , .i - , 3 0 2 0
Roland, cf 2 0 1
Chance, lb 3 0 1 11
Grogan, If 3 0 0 0
Burtch, o m. . 3 0 0 3
Ellis, ss ..,..... 3 0 1 0
Mayo, rf , 2 0 11
Hartman ... ...... 1000
McVoy, p 3 0 11
5
2
0
1
0
2
1
0
0
2
Totals 26 0 6 21 13 2
Batted for Mayo In seventh.
Score by innings R
Mobile . . [phone]
Cushnocs ........... 000 000 0 0
Summary: Stolen bases Steber,
Lacy, Egin (2). Two base hits Cook,
Kirsher, Chance, Ellis. Base on balls
Off McVoy. 3. Sacrifice hit Allesee.
Struck out By McVoy, .3; by Lacy, 2.
Wild pitches Lacy (2). Left on bases
Mobile. 8; Cushnocs, 6. Umpire,
Laird. Time, 1:25.
RAIN GAMES TO
BE PLAYED-OFF
AT EAST HILL
The Twilight League will play-off
all postponed and tie games this .week,
finishing up the first round of play.
In order to complete the week, one
game has been brought forward from
the second round of play. This is the
K. of C.-Y. M. C. A. game scheduled
for Tuesday.
Tonight's contest will be between
the Ship Yard and the Whitmans, for
merly the L, & N. Shop outfit. Both
teams are on their toes to win, the
Shipbuilders because they are in the
cellar and want to come out, and the
Whitmans because they are out and
don't want to go in.
The schedule for the week follows:
July 21 Ship Yard vs. Whitmans.
July 22 Y. M. C. A. vs. K. of C.
July 23 Ship Yard vs. W. O. W.
July 24 Y. M. C. A. vs. Whitmans.
July 25 Y. M. C. A. vs. Ship Yard.
B
H GAMES TODAY. S
B O
TWILIGHT.
Whitmans vs. Ship Yard.
SOUTHERN.
Atlanta at Nashville.
Birmingham at Chattanooga.
New Orleans at Little Rock
Mobile at Memphis.
NATIONAL.
St. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittiburgh at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN
New York at Chicago.
Washington at St. Louis
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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V SOUTHERN
Memphis, l-l; Mobile. 2-0.
Nashville, 0; Atlanta. 2.
Chattanooga, 21-1 Birmingham. 4-4.
Little Rock, 4; New Orleans, 3.
NATIONAL.
All games postponed, rain.
AMERICAN
Chicago. 2; New York. 1.
Ietroit. 0; Boston, 8.
Cleveland, 3; Philadelphia. 2.
St. Louis. 6; Washington, 6.
McFADDEN MAY
ASK REMOVAL
OF WILLIAMS
Washingten, July 20. Charges that
John Skelton Williams, comptroller of
the currency, aided his brother, Louis
B. Williams, of Richmond, Va, In ne
gotiating for the purchase by the gov
ernment of property in Washington
valued at 14,200.000 and received par,
of the commission for the -sale, were
made before the house rules committer
yesterday by Representative McFad
den of Pennsylvania- ' "
, Mr. McFadden asked that the com
mittee report out his resolution pro
viding for appointment of a special
house committee, to investigate the
official conduct of the comptroller and
announced that if the investigation
was not ordered he would prefer
charges on the floor of the house and
ask for Mr. Williams' Impeachment.
Watsoe,ParIier & Eteefo.
- . Everything to .Wear '
This shows how we
CARRY ON
Special Line Real Pretty. Fancy
$6.50 Voile Dresses, Newest
Styles, now on sale, at
Wash Shtets Half Price
Splendid lot still left from our last week's
sale, sizes broken and picked over, but run
of prices is still from $2 to 35, iEaur-choico
HAIiPPglCB
Children's Br ecsso H Pita
Large lot, all on one rack, CSngEam, IAxi
firerie and .Voile, 1.75 to $25 Dresstes. Alis!3
in the lot, HAlP PRICE.
Nice Lot Corste,Ckoic3
3-Day Sale
Lace Curtain Nets
75c. 90c. $1. 1.25. 1.60 qualities. Fancy
character designs, bird patterns,
scrolls and floral effects, heavy and
light mesh. In white, ecru, entire
Ktock
HALF PRICE
3-DAY SALE
White Curtain Swiss
40c and 50c goods, dotted and fig
ured patterns, a fine as- OQ
sortment, yd. tU
3-DAY SALE
50c Serpentine Crepe
Fancy colored patterns in leaf de
signs, fancy spot patterns, butter
fly effects and florals of QC
all description, yd. OOC
3-DAY SALE
35c Foundation Lawn
Medium and heavy weight. 40
Inches wide, excellent OE
wearing quality, yd ,. mHJX
3-DAY SALE
25c Linon Lawn
This fine sheer quality India Linon
Lawn. 27 inches wide
it only, yd. ,
8-DATTSOT3
$4FancyC3
Fancycplor-platd and;
Silk. 40-toch Bilks,
pedal yd. L ... . 1 1 m its
3-DAY SALE
10c Safety Pins
Face Cream Day
60o Pond's Vanishing
Cream, jar
25c Pond's Vanishing
Cream, Jar
60o Woodbury's Vanishing
Cream, Jar
25c Woodbury's Famous
Face Cream
25c Blue Rose Greaseless
Cream
25c Melba Cold Cream,
package hmhm
60c Mary Garden Cold
Cream . . . r
0c, Hind's Honsy and
Ahnoad Creac,
35c Jergen's Almond and
Bensolne Lotion ........
25o Dr. Blair's tlk Wefl -Lotion
...-"Mi
19c
3-DAY SALE
45c Lin weave Voile
Sheer, white, round thread fabric.
excellent wearing, launders beau
tlfully. 40-in.
d. only
29c
ATTENTION
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF,
PENSACOLA AND VICINITY?
Initiation fees in Local 375, Carpenters and
Joiners of America, on and after September
1, will be ten dollars. f'
(Signed) A. D. STEPHEN, r
Recording: Secretary.
ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH
The business world wants expert. help. Let eit tr&in yen.
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212 Sooth Palafox Street Ffc Ci3
"EVERYTHING IN DRUGS"
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package . , , , ,
MONDAY SPECIALSK
43c
21c
43c
21c
21c
21c
43c
43c
29c
21c
25c Dr. Blair's Cream of - A1A
Cucumber, tXA
60c Dr; Blair's CKW of . AQf
Cucumber . ....... Ol
75o Dr. Blair's Cream of tOa
Cucumber ($1 value) mm Vhlt
0c Pebeco Tootb, Pasta
medicated . &t2U
30c Kplynos Tooth Pasta, Ol
cle&nslnir. soothing; Alv
25c Tooth Brushes, food Una, f Q
assorted, each J7U
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