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THE PENS ACOLA' JOURNAIJ, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1919.
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First Baptist church will go to Mo
bile tomorrow" to assist at a meeting
of Baptist pastors from Mobile and
Baldwin counties.
A meeting of retail merchants to
form a retail merchants' organization
will be held at the chamber of Com
merce rooms at 4 o'clock Moifday aft
trnoon. Capt. Eddie Abercromble, who was
Injured Friday . morning by being
knocked down while leaving a car.
Is resting as comfortably as coull bo
expected at the Pensacola hospital. ,
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Shoes for Father, Mother, Sister, Brother. Shoes
that fit, wear well, and look good. Our fall stock
has begun, to arrive, come in and look them over.
A visit to our store wifl convince you that we cai
ry only the best in -the shoe lino.
East Wright
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Little Miss Marie "Wheat returned
to her home in Mobile yesterday after
a pleasant visit of six weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Wheat on Eat
HUL While in Pensacola the lit:le
lidy mad? many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Long, 110 South
Alcanlz street, announce the birth of
a daughter.
Superintendent ot Schools A. S.
Kdwards has recovered from an op
eration at the Pensacola hosptat.
Division Passenger Agent Bush, cf
ths la. it N. R. R., reports a hlg ias
Benger movement. Low ratei to. the
Conft-derate reunion ir Atlanta and
the Shilners convention In New Or
leans will attract an added number of
travellers.
J. J. Sullivan. &r has returned
from a trip to Washington, New York
an l Eo:--ton.
T. J. Gunt, manager of the Ever
last'ns Fai ries company, has returned
from Kentucky where he spent some
time for th benefit of his health.
Ofleers of the burned rhip Cay of
Biloil, who were rescued ly the
"Knights Island", are at ihe San Carlos
for a stay of several day. In" the
party are Capt. Wesueck. Seiico Cesare.
T. Bernardo. S. Dobi.nico. . Lury
an J. G. Delacroix.
Mrs. Hickman, Miss Minnie Hick
man, Miss Gladys Seeger and Miss
Beatrice Cawthon, of Bonifay, are
registered at the San Carlos.
W. M. Baxter, Mobile business
man, is spending a short time in
Pensacola. . '
Observing his 91st birthday, M.
Dannheisser will meet his children
and grandchildren today at -the home
of his daughter, Mrs. I. Gugenheim.
It has been the tyjstom to hold an
annual celebration but this year it was
decided to have only the family in at
tendance. Willie Covington, a negro, was con
victed yesterday in the court of record
on a charge of larceny'. Judge Jon?s
temporarily deferred sentence.
The case of Ed. Crane; charged
with' imputing want of chastity, which
had been set for trial yesterday in
the court of record was continued.
Gordon Eddins, a white boy, charg
ed with carrying concealed weapons.
was acquitted yesterday in the court
of record.
Sheriff Van Pelt yesterday arrest
ed Harry Booker on the charge of
stealing a bicyble from Jesse Hines of
1003 West Jackson street. The negro
and the bicycle are both at the county
JaiL
W. A. Beal who was sentenced a
few days ago, to pay thecost of his
trial, by Judge Jones, yesterday refused
to pay the sum and.Jms begun a thirty
days sojourn at the county jail. Beal
was tried on the charge of failing to
dip his cattle.
Captain Diliger has resumed his
launch line between Floridatown and
Pensacola. Trips will be made tri
weekly ami the captain reports busi
ness good.
Alex. Kalinois who has been dan
gerously ill with double pneumonia at
the Pensacola hospital for several
weeks ha3 returned to his home where
he is rapidly recovering.
J. T. McMullen, field director for
- -- vrnx nreach at Knox
Presbyterian church this morning. At
.ic the preacher will
be Rev. A. S. Moffett. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church.
Rev. ,J. A. Anaioy, pastor of the
fiPALITY I
SHOP . i
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The Shop of Style
We make no effort to
enumerate the elaborate
display of women's Fall
costumes now on dis"
play. t Suffice it to say
that everything from
the perfectly tailored,
severe out of door frock
to the more elaborate
demands for any. of the
most exacting, social
functions will be found
amoncr our Parisian
presentations.
From the distinctive
millinery collection of
established vogue to
luxurious gowns in va
riety of fabrics and de
signs the most fanciful
wish is easily gratified.
The highest temperature recorded
in Pensacola yesterday was 86, and tha
lowest 77.
Other cities of the country having
higher temperatures than Pensacola
were: Birmingham 90, Brownsville 9C,
B-es Moines 8S, Dodge City 88, Kansas
City 90, Montgomery 90, New Orleans
90, North Platte 88, Palestine 90,
Phoenix 96, San Antonio 8S San Fran
cisco 92. St. Louis 88, Shreveport 90,
Tampa 92.
PHYSICAL CLASSES
STARTED AT Y. M. C. A.
Director Jones Announces Program of
Work for Boys.
Physical Director Jones of the local
X, M. O. A. announces that with the
beginning of the school term classes
for boys at the T" will also be
started, ile has been busy for the
past week going over the apparatus
and getting everything in the pink of
condition for the coining of the boys
classes. New nieces of equipment
were installed this summer and every
thing in readiness for the opening
of the classes. An effort is made
to arrange the classes so that every
boy may have the opportunity of get
ting into one or the other of them.
Classes for boys who are wording will
be arranged in the evenings so they
may have the same opportunity for
physical development as-the ones who
are in school.
The schedule as outlined by the di
rector, and which will be in effect for
the first part of the season is as
follows:
Juniors "Wednesday, 3:43 to 5:15 p.
m., Saturday, 9:30 to 11 a. m.
High School Tuesday and Friday.
3: 30 to 5 p. m.
Employed Boys Tuesday ani Fri
day, 7:45 to 9:15 p. m.
Classes in the senior departments
will not be started until about the
first of October.. Announcement of
these will be made at later date.
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
TO ASSEMBLE MONDAY
Principal 'Collier Announces Confer
ence Hours.
Principal Collier of Pensacola High
School asks that the following sched
ule of appointments be carried out on
Monday: ,s
Seniors and Juniors assemble at
8:30 o'clock in the .morning, Sopho-
OPPORTUNITY
Is now knocking" at your door. Are you going to take advantage
of it and rise to the top where only the trained man or woman
can hope to reach?
Take advantage of your opportunity and get a thorough Bus
iness Education right here in your own home town.
HAVE YOU CONSIDERED
the time and money you spend when you go away to school, when -it
is possible to receive a practical Business Course at the PAN
AMERICAN COLLEGE? Not th eoretical training but training
that will enable you to turn it into dollars and cents at once andt
not have to get the training in the School of Hard Knocks after
you have your theoretical training.
i Afiterirai College
Phone 51
274-289 BRENT BLDG.
mores assemble at 10 o'clock, and
Freshmen assemble at 2 o'clock In the
afternoon. ;
He asks lhat pupils do not come be
fore the times mentioned and that all
bo present at the proper hours.
Consider the Children's Eyesight lis Week
In a few days the children will ha vt to start
in and study and a little thdught, a Ittle time,'
a little money expended now, will fortfy tfcose
eyes for years to come. V
So many people think of everything else but
the children's eyes, when preparing tiem for
school, when oftentimes it i3 the eyes thl should
be thought of first. ......
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