The Pensacola journal., August 24, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

About The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985

Image provided by: University of Florida

                
i
THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24, 1919.
BIG FUND WILL
BE RAISED FOR
PRESIDENT RACE
New York. Au?. 23. The high cost
or everything has, hit politics, former
representative, of Jamleson. Iowa, ami
director of the finances of the demo
cratic national committee, uaid tonight
in. announcing plans to raise five mil
lion dollar presidential fund.
Jamleson said an Intensive cam
palgn will be pushed to obtain sub
criptlons averaging five' dollars from
at least a million persons. He saM
the campaign ia expected to be "the
lntensest ever seen." -Touching the
question of candidates. Jamleson men
tioned President Wilson. 'In case the
league of nations is defeated." William
O. McAdoo; Attorney General Pal
mer; Governor Cox of Ohio; John W.
Davis, ambassador to England; Sen
ator Hitchcock of Nebraska, and Vice
President Marshall.
LOCAL DELEGATES
LEAVE TO ATTEND
BIG CONVENTION
GOVERNOR HOBBY
SAYS SHILLADY
IS GUILTY ONE
Austin, Tex., Aug. 23. Gov. W. P.
Hobby, in a telegram today to officials
of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People said
John TL Shillady, the rrganizatlon'a
secretary who was beaien and ordered
out of Austin yesterday, was "the only
offender in connection with the mat
ter.4 The telegram, sent by the governor
was In reply to an inquiry from the
chairman of the organization, asking
what efforts were being made to pun
ish those who attacked 'Shillady. Th
governor's reply was "Shillady was
the only offender in connection with
the matter referred to in your tele
gram and he was punished before your
Inquiry came."
- E. J. Courtenay. J. W. Harsell and H.
S. Kleley of the Iocat Metal Trades
Council left last night for Jackson
ville for the purpose of attending the
convention of all ship yard workers of
the South Atlantic and Gulf Coast
plants.
k WHEN YOU'RE TRAVELING K
K TAKE THESE
i-
CIRCULAR SAYS
TIE UP TO MAKE
STRIKE SUCCESS
Washington, Aug. 23. Success of
the strike on which railway shopmen
of the country are now voting will de
pend entirely upon how we can stop
transportation service of the, country,"
said a circular presented in the senate
today by Senator Thomas," democrat,
of Colorado. lie said the railway em--ployea
department of the American
Federation of Labor sent out the cirn
cular. Thomas said the situation was
& "perfectly legitimate development
of the action of congress of 1914 in
exempting organization of laboring
men from operation of the anti-trust
law. The demands of shopmen and
other" railroad employes for increaseit
are now being considered by Director
General llines.
JOHN P. GRACE
IS NOMINATED
AT CHARLESTON
unarieston. S. C. Ausr. 23. After
the sub-committee on canvass had sat
from 9 p. m.. last night until early
this morning, passintr on evntv.Mvn
challenged votes, the city democratic
executive committee, a few minutes
later acted on the report of the sub
committee and declared John P. Grace
nominee for mayor of Charleston, owr
Tristram T. Hyde, whose formal lead
In the. primary .Tuesday of one vot
was loit in the counting of challenged
votes. Mr. Grace was awarded a.
fourteen-vote majority, the official to
tal being, Grace, 3,448; Hyde, 3,432.,
NAVY OFFERS TO
GIVE HONORABLE
DISCHARGES NOW
Washington. Aug. 23. Honorable
discharges will be granted to all men
who served in the navy during the
war with Germany with good recon?
and who have since been released with
"ordinary" discharges, it was announc
ed at the navy department today. Py
a ruling of the department at the
time the armistice was signed, all en
lifted men discharged before the ex
piration of the full four-year term of
enlistment were given ordinary dis
charges 'nstead of the usual h jporabl
dlsch res. ,
Everyone is going on a journey or
returning from a vacation, -or start
ing back to school these days, and
the conveniences of travel are of pres
ent and perenniel interest. . . s .
So when you travel
Take only crepe, knit, or cotton
crepe underwear, to be washed out
and dried over night without ironing.
Choose a dark colored kimona and
Provide a dark silk cap to protect,
. . . . t
me .nair.
Take a rubber-lined Pullman apron
with pockets of, different sizes to carry
loiiei ariiciea- . - ,
Try carrying a book of, soap leaves,
paper towels, and powder leaves In-;
roTtibr tnilet 'suDnlles. i
Ducaii . ul o -- - - .
They are easy to pack and use and'
V. ... I
may ne tnrown away ,wi
.Provide small chamois bags and
pockets to be sewed to tbe under
clothing for the carrying of money
and valno'es.
Take a cheap watch with luminous
dial, which may be easily consulted
at night and relieves the worry over
the care of an expensive watch. -
Carry a compact sewing kit . and
a small first-aid box., :
EPILEPSY
Do not wait far
another terrible
attack before
starting treat
ment. Begin right
now to restore
your Injured
nervous system
to normal. th
Koslne treatment has. for nearly 20
vfars. successfully restored suiierers
from Epilepsy, or Fits.
Xarge- wtue z. ii not sausiiea, ;ier
using, your money will be refunded.
Write for free treatise.
Koslne Co.. Washington, U- V.
Fold n p?nacol bv Balkcom Drue Co.
and Crystal Pharmacy.
COMMISSIONERS
PAID TOO MUCH
FOR CLAY PIT
(Continued from Page One)
to apply to the government in order
to obtain a permit.
An application of Post Adjutant J.
M. Coe, Frank. Marston Camp Ameri
can Legion, asking that a record of
certificates of discharged service men
may be kept, was answered by the re
port that this work Is already being
done by the clerk of the circuit court.
A second Inspection of Bayou Chicc
bridge will be made before fine! ac
ceptance, possibly Monday. On Tues
day V. H. Converse, president of th
contracting firm, will settle all out
standing indebtednebs, it is expected.
The End of a Perfect
Day
Beautify your wear-worn property by using
Peni
nstaai
Paints
and Varnishes
Stain, Enamel and Everything that goes on
with a brush
)
The Lewis Bear Co.
Distributors
QUALITY-
THEN PRICE
r':.v--":---::-;.--::::'3tl . 1:?,
Do Yoq Own a Diamond
Diamonds bought today will, according to the
best authorities, more than double in the next two
years.
We are showing Diamonds that were bought
"right" and you are entitled to share in these
profits by availing yourself of this opportunity.
They are from quarters to carats and of course,
they are DIFFENDERFER'S quality.
171 C. M f ei&fe -
, Jeweler and Optician ;
The Home of Reliable Goods
Ginghams
up. Buy
old prices
Going t
at
while
now
you can
m
w, p mm & mm m
EVERYTHING TO WEAR '
Mak your
Cchool Clothss rw
Cinghama goi3
up in fw tfzya.
Come to;Our:;Special Shoxv of High-Grcde.
Ginghams Before the Price fflyasce
Due in a Few Bays! . .
We Have a Large Line of Some of the Finest Gingliamc
, v Made, Domestic and Imported
We are still selling at the old prices. These will soon disappear when
the new shipments arrive. We advise buying now. You can select pat
terns for positively every kind of garment, school dress, house dress, shirts,
blouses, and beautiful street dresses. We have plaids, stripes, line plaidc.
solids, light, heavy and medium weight, zephyrs and tissue finish. Prices
before the advance
30c, 35c, 40c, 45c, 50c, 65c, 75c, GSc, Sc, 01
.! .63o
...63o
,38c
.20c
.29e
. . .29e
Monday Face Monday Talcum
Powder Specials : Powder Specials
ii 75 - ' - .1.45 7Sc Mary Garden ....
T 75c Lilaa de Rigaud......
$1.75 Floramye ........ ....1A5 45c ' Djer; Kias .v.. .......
$1.50 Blue Rose..... ...... ..13 v 40c Fivers' Imported ......
, 25c Mennen's Borated ...
$1.25 Lilas de Kigaud ..... .S5c iSQ Mennen.B violet
$1.00 Mary Garden 85c " 25cv4711 Eau de Cologne ,...21o
1 aa t.. nr-l j 25c SqulbJs ............... .21o
$1.00 Piney. Woods..,. 85c .
j - - "oc Melba ....Zic
75c IxvMe ......V ...63c 25c Lov'Me . ....21c
75c Djer Kiss 63c 13c Jergen's Crushed Roses 11c
10c Jergen's Oriental 7c
60c Dorlne ,49c "
50c Evening Jasmine ..43c Monday KOUffC
5oc imogme ? ........43c Lip Stick Specials
50c Melba .43c
60c Dorlne Dry Rouge 49c
25c Melbaline 21c 60c Mary Garden dry ....;9o
25c Woodbury's 21c - CCc Melba Dry Rouge 43c
- . -. 50c DJer Kiss Dry Rouge. ..43c
25c 4711 Face Powder 21 e , , . J
, 35c Dr. Blair's Cucumber,
25c Satinnous .....21c dry . 29c
50c Melba L!p Stick 43a
25c Violet ;...21e 25c Blue Rose Lip Stick ...21c
The new acpordeon pleated Suits, belted hijh wabt
Coats, and best of all the very latest ideis in Fur Collar
ettes, Coatees and fancy styled short Capes. New colors,
new styles in trimming. Priced very modestly, consistent
with good quality. "v- .
New Waists, House Dresses, All-over
Aprons, Baby Dresses and Rompers. Abo
Kimonos and Rain Coats.
rAm l0h ram M- -
Men's .Clothes : ; With Lot
The newvaist liners, sUt pocfe wide lapol col
lars, close and loose-fitting models in the new browns, dark fircon, and
serges, too. . Conservative models, and as sporty as you like, with lots c2
dash and snap and "go." Come in and try on a few ctyl:3 and czo 'Lot:
you like them.