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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, SAT UKP AY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1919. i COOLER IN PENSACOLA The highest temperature recorded In Pensacola yesterday by the Weather Bureau was 81 decrees and the low est 67 degrees. Other cities having higher tempera tures than Pen&acola Included Mo bile 86. Miami S4, Jacksonville 86, Galveston 84, Dallas 86. Corpus Chris ti 86, Charleston 88. Brownsville 90, Montgomery 84, New OrVans 88, Ok lahoma City 83. San Antonio 86, and Tampa 88. BELGIAN RULERS ARE CHEERED BY STEEL LEADERS . New York. Oct. 24. The king and queen of the Belgians opened their farewell visit to New York tonight by attending the banquet of the Amor, lean Iron and Steel Institute. Lead ing figures in America's chief indus try cheered them as rulers of an al lied nation and welcomed the king as a fellow craftsman and head of a country prominent in steel products. They will leave for Washington then for home next week. PENSACOLA ENTERTAINS COMMISSION (Continued from Page One) Forcheimer, Kugene P. Rochf, J. G. Holtzclaw and Alex Friedman. Banners. ' Committee In charge of banners Is E. B. Wells, chairman; assisted by Messrs. Wrlghton, Frederichson and Johnson. Pensacola "Pep." Thv committee on Penascola "pep" eonsULa of Johnny Frenkel, . Harry Waggenheim, Harry Thompson and Lucky Baldwin. Meeting This Morning. , All committeemen are enjoined to meet without fall at 10 o'clock this morning at the city hall, to receive specific instructions and t o co ordinate the very Important duties and responsibilities imposed upon them. The central committee expects that no Pensacolian will allow business, pleasure or personal feeling to inter fere In this supreme test of his ser vice to his community. . CHILDREN THRIVE. ON Peacock Syrap Nourishes tke body. Satisfies the tasted Eco nomical. Delicious. Grown folks like it, too. IUd Label Cans at Your Grocer's V SOUTHERN SYRUP COMPANY MONTGOMERY BIRMINGHAM JACKSON FORCHEIMER'S Boston Shoe Store 113 S. Palafox St. Phone 690 Just One Model in Men's Forcheimer Shoes uCSsi at iust ml , $8.00 JUST NOW! . we have two thing's to say: First, that this Shoe, designed in an English last, made of brown calfskin, and low heeled, is a sterling example of good shoe-making. S - Second, that our full collection of Forcheimer Shoes is now ready, at the very reasonable price of $10. PROBERS HEAR REVELATIONS OF REDS AT GARY (Continued from Page One.) I would have I. W. "W. literature In their pockets." .. ' "It has beerf charged that this ma terial" was sent Into Gary to create prejudice against the strikers," eaid Chairman Kenyon. - "TV'e only know we found it there," Van Buren returned. . "These people who had It usually had a big picture of Lenlne and Trotzky. We found literally thousands of these photo graphs." It was reported to us that Richard Verhagen, vice president and treas urer of the steel workers council at Gary, was a revolutionist," Lieutenant Van Buren then read a transcript of Verhagen's examination before a military tribunal. ' Verhagen admitted belief in revolutionary tac tics, opposition to the existing form of government and faith only in organization along the lines Of soviet Russia. . ' "yhat Is this steel workers coun cil?" asked Senator McKellar. "It Is the central body of unions engaged in the strike," was the reply. "All American Federation of Labor organizations?" "I understand so." Van Buren characterized the "work ers 'international defense league," as "nothing less than an anarchistic out fit, working through the I. W. W." ""We found several of its members at Gary.", he said. , "I asked Paul Glazer, attorney for the strikers, if he was a Bolshevik!," Lieutenant Van Buren continued, and he answered "you bet I am." We've recommended to the department of justice that steps be taken to cancel . his citizenship papers. GRAYSON MAKES NO NEW REPORT ON PRESIDENT Washington. Oct. 24. The president has had a good day, said Dr. Gray son's bulletin tonight. NAVY TO SELL THREE MILLION POUNDS SUGAR Washington. Oct. 24. Navy will sell 3,000,000 pounds of sugar to hospital and navy employes throughout the country, Secretary Daniels announced tonight. GOVERNMENT TO SELL SURPLUS STORES I BULK 1. Authority has been granted the superintendents of the Army Retail fatores now being' operated for the sale of surplus property to make such sales to municipalities, districts, and communities in bulk at a discount of 10 per cent on the entire bill. This discount is given for the purpose of providing a fund to cover th- nvsr. head expenses in distributing the sup plies purchased collectively, by the municipalities, districts, buying organ ization, or bonaiide community. 2. In authorizing this discount, it is the purpose of the War Depart ment to secure bulk orders from mu nicipalities, districts, and communities, thus reducing the number of small When the Boys Come Home Kemember to care for their feet. The government supplied the troots with 1.600.000 pounds of powder for the feet because it make the men more efficient. They could walk twice as cr and ba comfortable If they had some Allen's t'oot-Kasa In each shoe. Try it yoursell and see what comfort you get from this standard remedy. Ask for Allen's Feet Ease, for tired, aching, swollen feet bus ers and sore spots. Sold every wiie.e. orders" and small shipments which must be made on individual orders. ' 3.- In making purchases In bulk on which 10 per cent discount la to be granted, purchaser is required to furnish certificate to the effect that the goods will be delivered to the ultimate consumer at the Government retail price. Reclaimed and renovated goods may : be purchased under this authority, provided that the purchas ing community, district, or municipal ity send to the Retail Store a repre sentative who will physically inspect and accept the goods before ship ment is made. ' 4. All correspondence relative to these sales' will be addressed to the Superintendent U. S. Army - Retail Store, Atlanta, Ga., if the purchasing community, district, or municipality is located In the states of Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia or Florida. If the purchasing community, district, or municipality Is located in the states of North Carolina or South Carolina, communication will be made with the Superintendent Army Retail Store, 131 Market street. Charleston, S. C. Remittances wilr be made by money order or certified check and will be made payable to tbV' Superintendent of the store concerned. By direction of the Zone Supply Officer. W. R. KENDRICK, Lieut. Colonel, Infantry, Zone Surplus Property Officer. DEBATES STILL HOLD BACK VOTE ON PEACE TREATY Washington, Oct. 24 After another day of debate on amendments to the peace treaty designed to equalize vot ing strength in the league of nations assembly, senate leaders said tonight that although they would try to bring the proposal to a vote tomorrow, they by no means were certain that it would be possible. They set the time of meeting an hour earlier in the hope that the senate might talk itself out before night. Automobile Repair EAST HILL GARAGE 1501 East Blount What Is Rheumatism? Why Suffer from It? Sufferers Should Realize That It Is - a Blood Infection and Can Be Permanently Relieved. Rheumatism means that the blood has become saturated with uric acid poison. It does not require medical advice to know that good health is absolutely dependent upon pure blood. -When the muscles and joints become sore and drawn with rheumatism, it is not a wise thing to take a little salve and by rubbing it on the sore spot, expect to - get rid of your rheumatics. You must go deeper than that, down deep Into the blood where the poison lurks and which is not effected by salves and ointments. " It is important that you rid yourself of this terrible dis ease, before it goes too far. S. S. S. is the blood cleanser that has stood the test of time, having been in con stant use for more than fifty years. It will do for you what it has done for thousands of others. S. S. 'S. is guaranteed purely vegetable. It will do the work and riot harm the most delicate stomach. Write' the physician of this Com pany and' let him advise with you. Advice is furnished without charge. Address Swift Specific Co., 253 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga. adv. DO. e. nT Auto Supplies and BIcycBes Phone 220 29 West Garden MICHELIN TIRES FORD PARTS We have a porcelain that fits the Champion X Spark Plug perfectly, and sells for 25c. - SPORTSMAN'S SUPPLY STORE . 34 SOUTH PALAFOX BICYCLES FISHING TACKLE BASEBAL LGOODS ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH The business world wants expert Kelp Let us train you. PAN-AMERICAN COLLEGE Phone 51. 274-289 Brent Bldg. 'NELSON'S will mule yea proud of year hair' Unruly Hair is maJe toft, glow? and easy to manage by using Nelson's HairDressing Nelson's takes the curl out cf stub torn, unruly hair, and is fine for tke scalp and roots of tk hair. Nelson's is tke original end genuine Hair Dressing." That is ?ky it is sold end recommended by drugfjists end Has been used by particu lar people everywhere for over so years. Nelson Manufacturing .Co., Inc. RICHMOND. VA. Nelson's' In VftWj SonGl3SSvUnrJ!iOUS f ( in wtuck Ndien's Hair Dry rig com. It in attractrv buff-cofe erad mal box. ncl wd in a pajta- board "Tl this JniamiaMt to tit drug store, arxt ba sura to gat tha ganuut Nelson's !'! ffllipFUMS fir J MAND DELICIOUS J Df r k k a most satkfac f I j tory beverage. Fine JJ IT JcL flavor and aroma and if fiS it is healthful A Well made cocoa contains nothing that is harmful and much that is beneficial ' . It is practically all nutrition. Choice Recipe book free hi WalterBaKcrfeColtd. m Established Jisv. Dorchester Mass. Ill alaa Iieep foul Your Eyes Open of lave Them Opened "1 n AD EXPERTS EXPOSE MAIL ORDER FAKERS NEW YORK. N. T., June 17. . Oh this is the day We give sugar away. It you buy our unknown tea. Such migrht well be the refrain of the fake grocery mail order houses, says a bulletin from the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, which has recently made some investigations of the methods of such concerns. To make all the prices on their so-called "cut price" list look low, they will cut the price of sugar, or some well known soap, or some other article of known value, then make it up by selling something else, such as bulk tea of unknown value, at a price that will make the whole operation, pay a profit. It is well to bear two things In mind, says the bulletin. First, beware of the man who offers you a staple product like sugar at a price several cents be low the price at the refinery. He will make it up in something else. Second, no business man will give his goods away, nor lose money on a staple article which does not go out of style and which is good until used, like sugar. He is not a philanthropist. He will make up his loss. ft. J Every few days you are offered 10 pounrs.of Sugar or some other staple commodity at less than cost IF at the same time you will buy SOMETHING ELSE. This SOMETHING ELSE is the joker. It is usually an imitation of some trade marked brand which is na tionally advertised. PIGGLY WIGGLY does not sell pri vate brands or imitations. v PIGGLY WIGGLY isoriginal name, equipment and methods. in At PIGGLY WIGGLY you select with your own 'hands what you want, ' not what somebody hands you. A PIGGLY WIGGLY Store is dif ferent from any other store in the world. It looks different the system is different-i-prices are lower the as sortment of food products is greater the orderly arrangement makes it pos sible to have an absolutely clean store. At PIGGLY WIGGLY white and black, rich and poor, young and old, re ceive the same goods, the same prices and same weights and are accorded the same treatment as they pass in and out of this most democratic of all market places. I morris Bros; 1 All New Stock LADIES' READY-TO-WEA! Belmont and DeviMier, Str GENTS FURNISHINGS and 11 South Palafox Strt fcoRRAS AUTO SUPPLY 117119 W. GarSr St. Automobile Supplies mid AecetumJ BALKCOM DRTJGCO The Prescription Store" Phone 19 or 123 Let Us Be Your Milkman Pasteurized Dalrv Products PENSACOLA DAIRY CO. 123 W, Garden St. Phone 13; THE M &1F": UIM THE SQUARE TP. .Within Easy Reach of Everywhere EXIDE BATTERY AND SERVICE STATION THE UNITED AUTO CO. I South Bayien Street. Phone I Ford Owners Attentior Have your Bearings I lttcd by Modern Burning System PENSACOLA AUTO CO. 108 West Intendencia Street trerTJs Make You "MAKE GOOD WITH A KODAK" feeynalds Music Hon; Clutter Music House For Mora Than 73 Yeart 1 14 South Palafox Street Phone 13 THE PIANO SHOP , TUNING and REPAIRING Pianos, Organa and Phonograph 18-20 East Garden Street. Phone 791. Borras Transfer Co. PHONE 1145 Q7-r Cfficea ana warehouse f Knctt. r.hnstfl Strtt .Vt 'f .1 a a ai mi at w ' f ' All .tunas oi iiauunj i Your Business Solicited , FOR RENT Electric Vacuum Cleaners PENSACOLA ELECTRIC CI Commercial Departmen PHONR 2010 3Ll' PENSACOLA LAUNCH & MACHINE CO. WILLARD SERVICE STATION Willard Storage batteries and Repi ef All Makes Batteries Two Sets Marine Ways Machir.t Shop in Connection The Parlor Market Homi ef All That's Purs" FRESH WESTERN MEAT? Poultry, Egg and Green GroeeriH for Perfect Baking us WHITE CREST FLOW , D. Kugelman & Co, Sole Agents I Phones 6G6-6GT " '' TSIebash Jewelry Co. Jewelers and Opticians ; Successors to -Z t Peter Lindenstruth ' 112 S. Palafox St. Phone 713 a i i .. Always the late records in stock. SI PALACE JEWELRY CO. Iteady-to-Wear Store If It's New You it vm tina it nerg , L. E. NOBLES & CO. t Agenta Hart Schaffner & Marx and KIrschbaum Suits Your Money'a Work or Your Mo'f B..L,n C9 South Palafox Street. Phone J WHITE & WHITE 20 South Palafox Street BETTER CLOTHES' og.gUy W og g U y It! y 'i i V i Just One Kind of a Store for Every Kind of People 16 NORTH PALAFOX STREET TILE Tli ANSFER COMPANY Truck or Team Service Phone 710 IF.RJCAN NATIONAL RANK Of Panaaeola CAPITAL STOCK Paid in