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THE PENSACUL.A J UUKNAL. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3, 1920.
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IMAGINE NAPOLEON
IN A DEREY
Rome men gen so used to wearing
soft hats that they can't imagine
themselves in anything else but
what's a butter contrast with a nice
bright day tan ha jet black bowler
If you arj tired of being tied to the
fasy going life of the eoti felt and want
to tighten jp a bit on your dignity,
rome In and try on the three new
shapes that we've just receiv1, even
tho" it's on y ao see how you look in
the. stiff new blocks.
Schoble HUff ITats in three dimen
6 ions
$5.00 & $6.00
SEA SERVICE
SCHOOLS OPEN
FREE CLASSES IN MARINE EN
GINEERING AND NAVIGATION
FIT PUPILS FOR ALL GRADES
JcaniWI?ate Store
y.Ht. ....
Clutter Music House
For Mora Than ?3 Year
114 JJouth Palafox Street
Phone 15
OWN YOUR HOME
Pensa.co!a Home and Saving
Assn.
J. U. Bayliss, Secy
13 South Palafox. Phoiw 283
PENScOLA launch&
MACHINE CO.
WfLLAf !D SERVICE STATION
Willard Storags batteries and Repair
ef AH Makes Batteria
Two Seti Marina Ways Machine
Shop In Connection
The Parlor Market
"Horn. i ef All That's Pur."
FRESH WESTERN MEAT?
Poultry, f'ss and Grcron Grocer!
THE CENTRAL PHARMACX
min t Haart of Penaeol
r THE HOME OF
QUALITY ICE CREAM
J2T 177 Phone. 17g jlJZ.
PALACE CAFE
Good Things to Eat
Opposite Post Office
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Free classes in navigation and ma
rine engineering have been opened in
New Orleans by the United Statfcs
Shipping board. The navigation school
is being conducted at Royal and
iCcntl-sta., New Orleans, under the (
supervision of Captain C I. Moore,
formerly lieutenant-commander in the
U. S. navy, and captain of the naval
transport "Hatteras" aurmg the war.
The engineering school is held at
Tuline university. New Orleans, un
der the direction of Prof. James M
Kobert, of the Tulane raculty. De
tailed information may be obtained
from Charles II. Cugle, chief of the
Gulf section of the United States Ship
ping board, by any one wishing to en
roll. The schools prepare pupils for all
grades of deck and engineer officers'
licenses In the case of the navigation
school, the course generally takes
from three to six weeks in engineer
ing school, four weeks, according to
the abiliSy of the student. Any one
who has had two years experience at
sea or. the equivalent on lake, bay or
sound steamers' or fishing boats 'or
yachts is eligible for enrollment in the
nevigation classes. the engineering
classes are opened to all men who have
had mechanical experience, including
locomotive and stationary engineering,
machinists and graduates of technical
institutions, marine engineering, oil
ers and watertenders. v
The lowest pay of third mate and
third assistant engineer is $163.75
with board and lodging.
"The opportunity was never better
for rapid advancement to master and
chief engineer, which pays an aver
age of $330.00 per month." said Mr.
Cugle. "The government has not
enough men to man the ships . now
afloat and approximately 1,500 more
will be finished next year. It is tho
desire of the government to get good
American citizens ;lo fill these positions
without having to plate our ships in
charge of foreign born and unnatural
ized men, and it is up to our young
men to join these schools and officer
the boa r as fast, as trie government
builds hem."
Men who have had some but not the
required amount of sea service may,
upon completion of the course, be sent
to sea as cadet officer under pay, for a
period of two months and be advanced
to Ihe rating of third mate or third
assistant engineer.
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I V IV-t5? ll'USfiiX ) Kino HU58ANO WHO
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OUT IN THE JUNGLE,
her beast of a husband, murdered.
The evkience all against her. Her
love, her hop?s, shattered and
buried in Ene-land. q;jie verdict
would matter little after all.
THEN CAME
"ZThe VITNESS
DEFENSE
Surprise suspense scene after
scene of appeal to the heaxt that Is
simply overwhelming! And 221 end
well, thi3 is one plcturo you won't
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dare to miss.
01 U YES. IT
FEATURES
ELSIE
Other Features
TODAY
Harold Lloyd In "THE RAJAH" Isls Semi
"Weekly Live Wire News Reillys Isis urchestra
TOMORROW
m WTt 13 13 'lBV L & T m . . ..k ' '" 4
mm mm
ROB'T WARWICK in "TOLD IN THE HILLS"
A world famous novel of the pioneers' West made into a picture
you'll lontr remember With a brilliant supporting cast including Ann
Little. Wanda Hawley, Tom Forman, Eileen Percy and Monte Blue. Cornel
"THE JAIL-BREAKERS (L-Ko Comedy)
MUTT AND JEFF in "ICELAND'' (Cartoon
s Comedy)
JIM CORBETT in "THE MIDNIGHT MAN"
(Come and See the End)
nmoniiow
PEARL WHITE in "THE BLACK SECRET
COUGHED NIGHT AND
DAY FOR TWO Y
Mr. Parkhurst Found Quick
lieiiei v rum K. tu u.ii.
Bronchial Trouble.
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I LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS.
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EVERLASTING
FABRICS CO.
Pciisacola's Representative Store
YALE BICYCLES
Cash or credit
Suj plies and Repairs,
Your business appreciated.
J X. WEN rWOUTH, JU.
Ccr. Be' men t anC. i.i'l3 "i.reeta.
No preliminary hearing was civn in
the Bowman injunction case in tho j
ccurt or record yesterday morning, as
Solicitor Fisher 'is working on the evi
dence in the case.
"Two years aso, I had a grippe which
left me with a had eouprh. Finally this
became chronic bronchial asthma, and
four doctors said it could not be cured.
"I commenced talons everything my
friends recommended, but I got worse in
stead of better. For two years, I was
unable to do any work except to cough
constantly night and day, which was the
hardest work I ever did.
"Finally I Kot hold of Milks Kmulsion.
It benefitted me so much, right from the
start, that it came as a God-send. In
two months I was perfectly 'cured. I
gained in health, strength and flesh rap
idly." J. M. Parkhurst, Leon St., AV.
Terre Haute, Ind.
Ilosie Pool, negro, was delivered to
the county authorities yesterday morning-
and is held on charges of larceny.
This action was taken In the prelimi
nary hearing j-esterday morning.
Pool, it was claimed, had been taking
clothing and articles belonging to his
bro.er, even getting his pay envelope
at the ship yard, where both are
working.
TV. A. IVAlemberte Is getting along
aft nicely as could be expected, accord
ing to the hospital- lie is very sick and
weak, but his condition is not alarming.
Please Remember
That w5 carry a Most Com
plete Line of
OFFICE SUPPLIES
OFFICE FURNITURE
LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS
BINDERS
INDEXES FILES
Senbusch Self-Closing
INK STANDS
Sch.effer's Self-Filling
FOUNTAIN PENS
1920 CALENDAR PADS
SHARP-POINT PENCILS
MAYES PRINTING
COMPANY
DUALITY PRINTING
MODERN" OFFICE EOIIIMIENT
AND OFFICE SIT PLIES
Phone 181
20-22 XV. GOVERNMENT ST.
Dr. Henry Cushman. who suffered
from a stroke of paralysis recently, is
still at the hospital where he was
taken after the strohe. Tho doctor is
totally helpless, but is geting better.
ROPER HELD UNDER
BOND IN HEARING
Sergt. Tim Roper was held under a
$500 bond In the preliminary hearing
Johnson. Roper was charged with be
j ing an accomplice in the recent Malamo
(store robbery, in which the thieves got
jaway with $2,300 in currency and lib-
erty bonds.
Clarence Roper, charged with the
same offense, has not been seen since
Sunday when it is understood that he
lef j the state. When . found he will
be brought back here to face the charge
of theft and also for Jumping his bond.
TELEPHONE WORKERS
IN MONTHLY SESSION
17,
a ruLLun
TUG SEA KING
SAILED ON DECEMBER 13 WITH
CREW OF THIRTEEN AND EN
COUNTERS HARDSHIPS.
To Relicvs Indifjestion or Dyspepsia
Take a
.4
Dyspepsia
Tablet
Uefore and Af ler each meal.
23c Cox
THE CRYSTAL PHARMACY
Dan Brown Merchant Tailoring
Company
i27 XVvsi. Rclii':i t !-!. Phone 51,",2.
Suits pressdl while you wait. C;JloI
fo Mul delivered ."ioc.
I .;( i with uj ft rul save money. e soli
taiioi made suits cheaper Hum
Uxg oilier fella33l
There will be a monthly meeting of
the local association of Bell Telephone
employes next Tuesday night. The
lecal association has been quite ac
tive since its organization in July,
giving,, besides its regular monthly
business meeings, several picnics, par
Jies and dances. Local officers are
P. S. llaynes, chairman, and Miss Fay
Ileinberg, secretary. '
The local association is part of the
third division, comprising southern
Georgia and Florida, with headquar
ters at Savannah, and sends delegates
to the yearly meetings ifriere. The
third division is in turn a part of the
Southern Association of Bell Telephone
Employes, which includes the ex
changes of the Carolinas, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisi
ana, Kentucky and Tennessee, with
headquarters at Atlanta. .
All white employes, below the grade
of general manager of the division, and
who have worked fo.- the company six
months, are eligible for membership.
The organization .was started fcy the
employes themselves with the co-oP-eration
of iBie officers, end has for its
purpose the betterment of both busi
ness and social relations- It furnishes
l a way of making known all complaints
i.and assuring attention there Jo and
practically assures just agreements. as
well. Membership is not compulsory,
nor does it prohibit membership in any
other organization.
In spite of the jinx that rules the
thirteenth the Sea King came into port
yesterday afternoon in good shape,
considering the hardships that ;he tug
has gone through since leaving this
port December 13. The jinx, accord
ing to Capt. -John Mayo, went aboard
the day the tug cleared jhis port and
was the prominent and ever present
passenger Ihe whole voyage, even on
the return trip.
The first day out the tug lost a
fireman overboard, the rireman having
been seen about 8 p. ' m.. and was
missed at 4 o'clock in the morning.
Xo one saw the man nor Knew any of
the derails as to how he was lost. He
just couldn't be found.
Following this, the lug hit rough
weather on the trip down to Havana,
losing some of her coal and being de
layed generally. On the return trip Uhe
tug was remembered by the same jinx
Rough seas and weather was ever
present until just Off Tampa she went
into that port ao pick up the barge Ft.
Dade and get more fuet. While there
federal officers made a raid on the
boat and found a quunt'lty of Christ
mas time cheer that comes in bottles.
This was the climix or the work of
the well known passenger for the
liquor was immediately seized and a
fine of good proportions was levied
against the tug- The trip tfo Pensacola
was made in tho face or unfavorable
winds and seas, but tne boat made
th- trip as well as could be expected
uncer the conditions.
But Captain Mayo is through with
"thirteen," he says. He left here on
the 13th of December with a crew of
thirteen men, and the rip was a fail
ure in many ways, even if the tug did
bring in three barges, the Ft. Dade,
Teddy and Earnest.
The Karnest will load lumber from
the Gulf Export and Lumber company.
The Teddy will load lumber from tho
Stearns Lumber company, and the Ft.
Dade will go to Beaumont, Texas.
WAGE INCREASE
GRANTED OPERATORS
An unexpected wage increase was
given to the employes of the Western
Union Telegraph company, according
to an announcement made yesterday at
the local offices- The increase gives 15
per cen.v additional to all employes who
have been with the company for as
long as one year and 10 per cent to the
employes who have been with the com"
pany for six months..
The increase given yesterday was an
appreciation by the company of the
services of its many employes . and
Manager Luff, in speaKing for all em
ployes, said ihat they were all proud
of their company and of the fact that
it recognized faithful and courteous
service.
KEYSER AUDITORIUM
GOOD MUSIC! BEST OF ORDER!
LADIES FREE War Tax 15c
GENTS, 45c War Tax 5c
LIBELLED VESSELS
FURNISH BONDS
THE CROWD WILL BE THERE
Bonds were furnished yesterday for
two vessels, the steamer Coushaita, li
belled by Blount. Blount & Carter for
the Marine Lumber company, and the
schooner Frederic A. Duggan libelled
by the Henderson Shipping company.
The Coushatta is ready to go tfo cea-
What does your
mirror reflect 9
Imperfections of the skin, such as
roughness, blotches, pimples and
red spots ? If so, begin the use of
Resinol Soap, and see if its whole
some, cleansing qualities do not
make a marked improvement in a
surprisingly short time. Iont wait
try it today !
Resinol.
; Soao
JL
At all druggists
. How He Ended Kidney Trouble.
"I had a severe attack of kidney
trouble for three weeks could not get
out of doors and scarcely out of bed,"
writes C. E. Brewer, Village Springs,
Ala. "Could not bend over at all with
out the most excruciating pains. I
purchased a bottle of Foley Kidney
I'ills the best kidney remedy in the
world. Xo recurrence of my trouble."
Sold everywncre- Adv. -
PENSACOLA MAY BID
ON BAPTIST HOME
It is sail that Pensacola delegates
to the Baptise state convention to be
held at .Jacksonville this month will
bid on the Baptist hospital which will
be built in some southern city.
Money remaining in the BapSst
treasury after the demands of horn?
and foreign missions are met, will be
used for the structure.
LIBERTY THEATRE
Just Off Palafox
TODAY
MILDRED AUSTIN
Dramatic Stock Co.
Presenting that Famous
book story
"WHY LINDY RAN
AWAY"
HARDY ASKED FOR
SEED CORN PRICES
County Commissioner Hardy, who is
also president of the Escambia County
Fair association, has been asked by
.(lie county agent of llanatee county
for a price list of seed corn. Manatee
county had no exhibit at the state fair
in 1919 but hopes to have one next
fall. "W. Tt. Briggs. the counfy agent,
says his people are mostly interested
in Flint corn but some like Dent.
SEE-
To Heal a Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. 33c.
Miss Austin as Lindy.
Terrible Explosion in Act 3
Beautiful Scenes, Electrical
Effects.
Thrilling Fight Scenes.
Special Bargain Matinee
10c to all 10c to all
Saturday Afternoon
An orange tea on stage im
mediately after matinee Sat
urday afternoon for those
attending.
TOD
AT THE BIG TENT
Garden and Spring
ED. C.
M
TT COMEDY
il PLAYERS
OFFER
"The Higher Law"
A REAL DRAMATIC TREAT
WITH
ALL NEW VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS
Featuring
KALAMA'S ROYAL HAWAIIAN TROUPE
MATINEE fTv'M. 10c
NIGHT PRICES
15c and 25c
Wfar Tax Included
Next Week First Half
."UNDER COVER"
With "Harry Rich"
FUNERAL JAMES FARINAS
Tho funeral of James Farinas was
held yesterday morning rrom the fam
ily residence. 206 W. Zarragossa-st-,
services being held in St. Michael's
church, conduced by Rev. Father F"ul-lerton-
Mr. Farinas was an active
member of the Veteran Firemen and
the Confederate Veteran associations,
both organizations attending - the ser
vices in a body
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy by puri
fying and enriching the blood. You can
soon feel its strengthening, invigor
ating effect. 'Adv.
GammoBioo the Mew 7ear
Right
Headache, eyeache or any trouble with
your eyes or glasses may cause you
many uncomfortable days or make im
possible the doing of perfect work in
your studies or your business. Begin
1920 right, by having jour eyes ex
amined now. .
Consult our Optometrist.
WILL X. -BJIinFEWroEESFIER
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
The House of Reliable Goods. 14 South Palafox Street.
BARGAIN IN SJSEID C
ONE-THIRD DOWN, BALANCE TEN MONTHLY
1 5-passenger Chevrolet
1 5-passenger Dodge
1 5-passenger Maxwell
1 7-passengrer Studebaker
1 5-passengrer Ford
PAYMENT I
.$250.00
.$300.00
. 5450.00
. 5500.00
.5260.00
IVe Open on Sunday.
Used Car Department, 109 South Bajlcn, Thone 20153
333 ' 333
BOB'S MESSENGER SERVICE
Messengers Furnished Day and Night
19 E. Garden 'St Phane 333
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