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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL. SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1919.
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COOLER IN PENSACOLA
If your son is at
an adventurous age
you really should investigate
our BOYS' CLOTHING DE
PARTMENT where every suit
is really and truly a real
BOY'S SUIT made for the
.,' kind of boys that Mark' Twain
wrote about fellows who
" would pas3 up a cake to ex
plore a cave.
If your boy is lively and ac
tive on his f e'et and a terror
at the seat and knees our
clothes will please him and
pay you for we don't buy a
1 single suit that our knowledge
z won't go nicely thru a double
y term of school days and hard
-knocks.
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Boys School Suits $10.00 up.
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..wet .t )q$2ij!&
W A N IE D
White and Colored
HELP
4
Apply at
The Empire
The highest temperature recorded
in Pensacola Friday was 82 and that
7 1 Other cisies of the country hav
ing: higher temperatures than Pensa-
oola were, Birmingham 84, Brownsville
86 Galveston 84, Jacksonville 84, Mi
ami 84, Mobile 84, Montgomery 84, New
Orleans 6 Sah Antonio 86, Shreveport
88, Tampa 84. ; ,
Good Shoes
An Economy
;At present prices, it is more
important than ever, to get the
full worth of your 'money in
quality and style satisfaction.
You'll find here . the worthy pro-'
duct of the best makers models
of the highest standard of qual
ity and good, style, at sensible
prices that will recommend them
to the economical buyer. .
A . guarantee of satisfaction
goes with every pair we sell
CASH PRIZES FOR LIFE
INSURANCE ARTICLE
iAward Goes to Parents, Boy Having
Died in Attempt to Save .Life.
, 19 South Palafox St.
Laundry
'Where Linen Lasts'
Phone 1788
Carter Brokerage Co.
Export Freight Brokers
and Forwarders
Let us engage your paco when yon
want room for export. . We are al
ways posted as to lowest freight rate
and available space.
Room 405, Thiesen- BldgV Pensacola.
PALACE CAFE
Good Things to Eat
Opposite Post Office
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
JOE L. LICATA
EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING
8 E. Intendencia. Phone 282
CARY&CO.
10 South Palafor
Phones 693, 119, 134
When You Thinjc of Coal, Thin
of Cary.
Pay $1.00 Weekly Clothing
for Men and Women Suits,'
Dresses, Skirts, . Waists, etc
Largest and oldest Credit House
Reasonable. Reliable .and Con
fidential. Gentry-Strickland Co.,
26 South Palafox Street. y
- Pittsburg, Pa- Nov. 1. Fifty-one
acts of heroism were : recognized
and rewarded by the Carnegie hero
fund commission at a meeting here
today. . . . ' '
In 'addition to these - many grants,
awarded i in forty-six cases,, bronze
medals.' .Thirteen of the heroes lost
their lives, and to t the dependent!!' of
three of these pensions aggregating
$2,150 a year s were granted; to i the
dependents of -Islx of the : others who
lost their lives, the sum of $3,750 was
granted to " be applied, as the "commis
sion may sanction. One of the heroes
sustained injuries, and he was granted
disablement benefits in the sum of
$00 ''to reimburse him for his loss. .
In addition to these many grants,
in seven cases $10,000 was appropriated
for educational purposes, payments to
be made as heeded and approved; and
in twenty-seven cases awards aggre
gating $23,500 were made : for other
worthy purposes. Payments in the one
sum cases will not be made until the
beneficiaries plans for the use of the
awards have been approved .by the
commission. ', ' - '
Sam S. "Wollner, Montgomery, Ala.,
saved Romney O. Haven - from drown
ing at Santia Rosa island, June 18,
1916, and received a medal.
Ernest Ward, . deceased, Atmore,
Ala., saved A. ; Ewing Wright and, J.
Raleigh Potfe from drowning at Shel
byville, Tenn , April 24, 1915, and re
ceived a bronze medal.
FOOTBALL PLAYER
IS ROUGHLY tfSED
Campbell Ba rrow Taken to Hospital
, After , Practice Game.
Campbell Barrow, son of Capt. Bar
row of the steamer Tarpon was taken
to the Pensacola -, Hospital yesterday
afternoon, following a scrimmage in a
practice game with the High School
team. He will be sent home today,
his injuries not being serious.
MACHINISTS PROTEST
TEN CENT COFFEE
Local tJnion Votes to Refrain from
Drinking the Beverage. '
The machinist T local union" "has
adopted a resolution which : charges
that cafes are profiteering in the mat
ter of charging ten cents per cup for
coffee and-calls , on all union men to
refrain from "buying- any more coffee
in cafes so' long as the price remains
at ten cents '.
Delegates " have been appointed to
bring the resolution '. before the two
central councils and urge them to take
similar action" , ' :
Send Your t)Id Shoes to
West End Shoe Store
For the Best and Newest Work in
"" Repairs;.
All Work Guaranteed
321 North DeVillier Street
PHONE 2032.
Notice to Ice Consigners
Our wagons are quipped with scales
nd consumers will t-leaae exact correet
Klrht and report aojr dtecourtesy of
drivers to office. Pbon- cr StS.
I SOUTHERN UTILITIES CO.
PENSACOLA ICE COMPANY
TO RELIEVE INOIQE8TION OR
DYSPEPSIA, TAKE A
Dyspepsia
Tablet
Before and Aft
er Each Meat,
5 Cents Box
PHARMACY
THE CRYSTAL
PASTIME THATR
Keith Supreme Vaudeville
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
JEWELLIL S AVrJdDRlQD
A Droath of Childhood"
JENNIE 1MIDDLETON The Charming Violinist. :
MALLAD V & BURNS ''the Battle of Whatstheuse' 1
JAMES SILVER and HELEN DUVAL, assisted by
GEORGE KIRBY, "The Star Boarder"
"GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS" :
Six People in Song, Dance and Comedy.
FOX WEEKLY NEWS
SUNDAY
CHARLES WALSH in
"Tffoe WQcrainiQiiDgj SGtroCie"
t A A Big College Picture
14 th Episode of Serial ;
"Pearls of Thunder Mountain"
NEWS OF RECORD
FEDERAL, GRAND AND
PETIT JURORS DRAWN
Court Will . Be Convened for Regular
- Term Monday, Nov. 10 , .
; Grand Jurors were drawn yesterday
for the federal court, under special or
t rom Judge William B. Sheppard,
the marshal having been delegated to
act as jury commissioner, in place' of
Hon. P. K. Yonge. who is ill, and to
select the , Jury, boh graid and petty,
for re term of court which convenes
Monday, November 10th.1 7 '
The following ; were drawn : .
Gran Jurors. "
. From ' Pensacola Wm. M.-, Zelius.
Reuben P. "Welch, Percy S. Hays, W.
D. Willis, Arthcr Wilson, S J Gon
zalez, Robert C. Caldwell, - V Price,
B. F King, Arthur M Jones ; Oscar,
M Kuester." J. O. Walkpr. A. Zelius.
r, T F Wrighton. .David Gunder-
aersneimer Leslie K. Clarke, O. H.
Smith, Jr.,' G Marchetti, Max Hein
berg, D Harrison.
From . Muscogee- Walter Vaughan
R. W. Mosley and Ed. Price.
. From Molino J H Daffin "
? From Barth Carney Hicks
From Glendale A W Dannelly.
From DePuniak Chas. A McCloud.
' i ' Petit Jurors. -
Escambia " county shr tattdirgta
Clark Witherill, J. X. Andrews. Joe
Boraco, Aaron Brown, colored; Lee
Baniel, Campbell Jones, Wm B. An
derson, Jos. Corigliano, Arthur B.
Dole; W. J. Howell, Wade . Morgan,
P Stone, J. F. Taylor. II. S . White.
Henry Wicke. It A Willis, H Q An
son, M. O. Brawner,' L. M. Davis, J
E Dubuisson L J .Anderson, A T
Barkdull. C E Dobson. John Gerkins.
Arthur L Kerle, Robert Ridney, col
ored; Ed Sunday Richard Turned.
John W. Cary, Bluff Springs: Camp
bell Cooper, Muscogee; Edwain Hicks,
Barth. ....
Santa Rosa S. J. Stewart. Milton, h
.Washington -A L. Wells, Chipley.
Holms John W Barnett, :, Ponce
de Leon. '. I ;.., v4. ': - v
Jackson J. E. Wall, Cottondale.
A. M. E. Z. CHURCH : ; '
CONFERENCE TO CLOSE
Services at Several Local Churches to
Be Held Today. . '
The Florida conftrence of the A. M
E.. Z Church in stssion at Pensacola
until tonight, is attractinf a irete deal
of attention among colored clergy and
laymen is attracting 4 a great dtil
to his ministers and congregation, vi
tal sermons ' each day". ' ' " ;
The meeting will - continue during
today with services at the churches
with the Revs. Dr. J. H. Anderson,
Dr. J. W. Carer and J H Hall in the
pulpits of the several ; houses of wor
ship of the city .
During the . session yeste'rday re
ports of "the committees on - all char
acters and the rtport of pastors were
received and adopted The conference
will clost tonight. -
ALIEN ANARCHISTS
MAYBE DEPORTED
Senate Committee Reports Fa-
vorably on Bill at Re
; ' quest of Palmer. ;
. Washington, Oct. 30. At the request
of Attorney General Palmer the sen
ate immigration committee today or
dered a favorable' report on the house
bill providing for . deporting and per
manent exclusion from the "United
States of alien anarchists.
The house measure provides for de
portation of aliens Interned 'during the
war. "V -.
The bill affects four women and
about 500 men now interned as dan
gerous aliens at Camp Oglethorpe. Ga
and Fort Douglas, Utah, according to
Attorney General Palmer.
"Included among those interned," the
attorney' general wrote, 'are revolu
tionary radicals, anti-American propa
gandists and individuals known to be,
or suspected of being, enemy agents.
"Unless this bill or a bill similar in
character is passed, it will become nec
essary on the ratification of the treaty
of peace to set all of these dangerous
individauls free."
NO SYMPATHETIC
STRIKE IS BELIEF
Governor Roberts Says Indica-
tions Are General Walkout
Will Not Be Called.
. Xashville, Oct. 30. "Indications now
point to "the fact that a sympathetic
strike will not be called at Knoxville."
said Governor Roberts today, in dis
cussing the street car strike at Knox
ville, where state and federal troops
are encamped as a precaution against
possible disorder.
GRAY AND FADED
HAIR
. BACK TO .ITS'
YOUTHFUL COLOR
Seven Sutherland Sisters
Tbjlde
NEW DISCOVERY
COI.ORA.TOR- Mim
Cannot Ra Deteckel mnA
Is Unaffected by Shampooing , I
Colons Black. Chestnut. Dark Rrown.
uburn. MdiIn Brmn Bid T.Tt Pipmti
By Mall SL25 Plain Package
FREE Package Seven Sutherland
Sisters -, Scalp Cleaner for Shampoo
ing with each order.
Dept. 70. 242. Bradhurt Ave. New York
"Births Reported. ,
To Arthur and Gertrude Tidgreen a
hoy. ". - - ; '." . '
New. Suits Filed Court of Record.
.William Bray by A. B. . Bray vs.
Graves Bros. Co., damans;: "Halco:t
Anderson, aftorriey for plaintiff; E. C.
Maxwell, attorney for defendant.
Real Estate Transfers.
. Executors Estate "William Fisher - to
Margarej A, Forum Those portions
of lots 12 and 13, 'block 47. Maxent
tract $1 and -other considerations.
Elizabeth JV Shaw, et aU to Delia
Mashburn Lots I, 2, 3 and south 90
feet lot 24, block 118, West King tract
$1 and other considerations.
W. A. Shaw, guardian, to Iella
Mashburn Lots 1," 2 .3 and south 90
feet lot 24, block 118, West King tract
$103.32. v x
LONDON WOOLEN MILLS
Get Your Fall Suit
Union Made
117 South Palafcx
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Louisville & Nashville R. R.
Ar-al ' and departure or, passenger
trilns at Pensacola. Fla.
JThe following schedule - figures pub
lished as , information and not guaran
teed. " v -
(Central Standard Time)
ARRIVES. . LEAVES
5:30 p.m. Montgomery Bir- "
mlngham. Nashville,
' LoulsvUle.' Cincinnati 12:30 p.m.
5:30 p.m. St. Louis, Chicago,
Memphis 12:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m Atlanta. Washing- '
ton, ' Kew York .... 12:30 p.m.
5:45 a.m. Montgomery, Bir-v
mr.gham. Nashville, " '
Louisville, Cincinnati 10:45 p.m.
5:45 a.m- Memphis, ; St. Louis. "
Chicago .... ...... 10:45 pm.
6:45 a.m. New Orleans, Mo
bile .. ...... 10:45 p.m.
5:45 a,m. Atlanta. Washing- 1
'.-ton. Now York .... 10:45p.m.
6:45 p.m. " Mobile Local .... 6:00 a.m.
9 :45a.m. Jacksonville, Tall- 1
hassee 6:15a.m.
10:25 p.m. Jacksonville. " Talla-
' hassee ' 6:55 p.m.
Daily except Sunday. -
" HNITFn STATES
RAIL-ROAD ADMINISTflATlON ,
Gulf City Coffee Co.
Roasters, Blenders, Shippers
; FINE COFFEES
107-11 East Intandcneia Street
PENSACOLA. FLA.
MEYER SHOE CO.
' , EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
GROVER'S SOFT SHOES
For "Tender Feet
CHERO-COLA
There la None S6 Good
Chero-Cola Bottling Works
Phone 236
Wire Totu
fiomefor
Electricity
Big Dividends in Comfort
' .
are only a part of the advantages you
derive when you wire your, home for
Electric Service. Modernity and su
perlative convenience are two other factors of equal
Importance,
Electric Service Increases
Property Values
The home wired for Electricity always
sells for more and rents for more than the unwired
. house, 1 s considered a far more desirable piece
of property than the unwired dwelling.
' ' . . . e
If your home is without Electric conyenlences
phrcie us and let us help you.
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Telephone 2010 -
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T O D A, Y
.Matinee . llc-22c
Night . . l-lc-2Sc
IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY
Touj? man, down and out. Sauntering aimlessly
along: life's highway with distrust in his eyes and
hatred in his heart.
Beautiful girl, petted, pampered and bored stiff
with the monocled Johnnies who sported four-in-hands
at five dollars a crack.
Fate runs riot and throws 'em together! SHE
saw love light in his eyes. HE saw visions of
what-might-have-been written right between the
dimples of her rosy cheeks.
Then he pulled himself together and gave Old
Man Knockout the scrap of his life.
Romance? Adventure?
YOU SAID IT!! SEE "
A MAN MAY BE DOWN BUT HE'S NEVER OUT
SHOWING ALSO
ISIS-BRAY PICTOGRAPH ("Us Fellows t the Swimmin Hole)
"BRIDES FOR TWO" (A Polite Christie Comedy)
TOMORROW, ONE DAY ONLY
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
in "THE BETTER WIFE'
'SMILING" BILL PARSONS in "OH, BILL, .BEHAVE
TODAY
CLEO RIDGLEY
In a Western Drama of Romance
Love, Pep. "
"WINNING A BRIDE"
. The Great Gamble
Mystery Play
"The Abduction"
BILLY WEST
in a Funny Offering
it
SCENTED ROMANCE
Vti7 tli : p
j-c... . v. 4,. fell.
WASHINGTON "Sugar Is up again
today," said the grocer to his custo
mer and no sooner said .than down
crashed the wall of the building an
other victim of old H. C. of L.
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TTBie IBBacEi Circle
2nd Episode Serial
Sinniaslhincn Barriers
WILLIAM DUNCAN EDITH JOHNSON
. And Two Other Reels
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v . ALL THIS WEEK ;
tilystterious SmraittDi Compasiy
' - " FEATURING
' QJtBA ;
World Famous Mind Reader, Supported by a $25,000 Mys
stage equipment. Three complete changes : ,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY j
Lost articles, stolen property, money matters, missing rel-
tery. Ah "entire ' scenic production. One solid car load of
atives, love affairs,' marriage, etc. If in trouble consult
this wonderful woman ; she has helped thousands and will
- do the same for. you. . . -
She will read letters or notes while concealed in your
jccket ; will describe and give your name.
Conceded by public and press to be one of the greatest
, mind readers of the age. '
' 34 Esst Garden St.
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