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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, rH'tJ'KDXY MORTNTIO, MUCH 24, 1921.
First Practice Will
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Quality Hardware at
Lowest Trices
RAY HARDWARE CO.
Right on the Corner.
PORT
LOCAL PLAYERS ARE
CALLED OUT TODAY
Manager Ryan Will Meet Ball Tossers at
Maxent Park at 4:30 O'clock.
CASEYS PREPARE
FOR GOOD SEASON
Frank
Egan Will Direct
Club This Year.
K. of C.
(By It. SARRA)
The great game 'of basketball has
just come to a close at the K. of C.
gym. A greater game la now at hand
to till Its vacancy. For two seasons
the K. of C. has had a very strong
baseball aggregation In the Twlllsrlit
league. The first season they were
;the pennant winning club by -a good
margin of games. The last season,
however after some hard diamond
clafches they were a close second In
the fl:ial Btandlng.
'tills season is almost reauy 10 orgin Horn, II. C. Talmer. Sticks Villar. Cuter
at the Twilight diamond and Capt. j Donifay. E. L. N'eilsen Bill Bell, Hy
JJgan of tho Caseys has signed, upjsneed, Ike Craddock, W. Garner, H.
u fafct asrart nation to out In a srood Jeudevine. C. Joist. Allan Smith, Rus-
All ball players and would-be ball
players In Pensacola are invited to be
afSlaxent Park at 4:30 o'clock this af
ternoon to work- out with Manager Kyan.
The new manager Is arriving in town
this morolng from Gulfport and will
give the boys the once over for the first
time today. lie will get a line on tho
boys and by Saturday night will have
a tentative line-up for Sunday's game
against the aviators worked out.
Bobby Gilkes, scout for the Yankees,
pives. Manager Ryan a good send off.
IiobUy says that Ryan knows the game
jand is a real ball player. When Bobby
says that about a man it means some
thing, because Mr. Gilkes makes his
living by picking real ball players.
A meeting of some of the local ball
players was held at the chamber of
commerce rooms last nlghtv Everybody
was Invited and about 15 of the boys
showed up. Practice periods, uniforms
and sundry other things of interest to
the players were discussed and the hour i
of 4:30 was set for the first practice'
this afternoon.
Among those pesent at last night's j
meeting or suggested as being prospec- j
tlve candidates for berths on the local I
clubs were: Beans Sanchez, Henry!
M'itn'n.H. V !,,., l-o T. ar-i-o TT Srar.
ritt. Lars ' Sanchez. Roy MoVoy,' Babe j very halr shows new
Lewis, S. Abrams, Ed. Beasley, John
Oelst. John Olsen. Frank Egan, D. C.
DANDERINE
Stops Hair Coming Out?
Thickens, Beautifies.
bid for the pennant. The following
have already signed. Others wishing
to sign should see L. Kara before the
next meeting.
Thoso on the roll to date are: II.
need, John Olsen. C. Sarra, Fiatik
i;gan (Capt.). Lars Swhez. Bob Ellirt,
Harry- Bcarritt, Sticks Villar, II.
I'hlppipart, l Villar, A. Oliver, Gera.d
Oliver, Geo. Bond, V. Bjorensen and
L. Sarra.
sell Scarrftt and Micky Graham.
EXHIBITION GAMES
At Mobile, Ala.:
St .Louis Americans 7 12 0
Louisville Am. Assn 2 6 2
Bayne, Ilurwell and Billings, Estill;
Wright and Kocher.
At. Los Angeles:
Chicago Nationals 7 8 1
Vernon, ractno Coast 6 '9 2
Martin,, Jones, Bailey and O Farrell;
Loe, Fmallwcod, Tipton, Kromme and
Murray.
' At New Orleans:
Brooklyn Nationals ...3 8 0
Now Oil saris Southern ..1 7 2
Smith, Post. Schrelber and Krueger;
Taylor, Colbert, Goldsmith and Deberry.
Smith.
At Houston, Tex.:
New York Nationals , 7 19 1
Houston Texas League 2 7 4
Bailee, Toney and Smith; Snyder, Gas
ton, Donalds, Gudger, Moulten and
Griffith. Wright.
At Beaumont:
St. Louis Nationals 7 To 2
Beaumont Texas League 4 7 3
Itevtere, May and Gllham; Hymel,
Badger and Wahllng, Rutthe.
TRUCKS AVAILABLE '
FOR CLEAN-UP WEEK
Persons Having Refuse to Be Carried I
Away Asked to Call Dr. Spencer.
A few cents buys "Danderine." After
a few applications you cannot find a
fallen hair or any dandruff, besides
life, vigor,
brightness, more color and abundance.
adv.
.. : s
NO YACHT RACES
FOR THIS WEEK
Committee Postpones Sailing Events
to Succeeding Week.
. At Lake Charles, La. R. II. E.
Philadelphia Americans 4 9 0
Atlanta Southern Assn. ...... 7 12 ' 2
Barrett, Krefe and Styles, Myatt;
Manners, Koneman and Fuhrman.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
University of Cincinnati 6 5 , 6
University of Georgia : 14 9 0
At Chapel Hill, N. C North Carollna
Now York University, pyntponed, rain.
'PINKY" SPRUHAM TO
BE COLLEGE PROFESSOR
SALEM, Va.. March 23. Guy H.
"Pinky" Spruham. who coached l.it
year's unbeaten football team of the
Virginia Military Institute, has signed a
three years' contract with Roanoke col
lege to to professor of physical edjea
tlon and general athletic director of the
Institution, President Smith of the col
lege announced here today.
Inspectors of the clean-up campaign
are getting results In districts assign
ed to them for' several of the reports
as turned Into headquarters yesterday
show that owners of places who have
been given notice have complied with
the law and have cleaned their prem
ises. The wagons and trucks of both
the city and public health service have
been .busily engaged in removing the
refuse arjd will continue throughout
the week. If anyone has any rubbish
which has not been removed, they are
asked to call Dr. Spencer of the pub
lic health service and give notice of
the fact. They will be given Imme
diate assistance.
Wednesday's Honor Roll.
West Zarragossa Street 1211, 1209,
1207. 1203, 1201, 1200.
S. D Street 118.
N. D Street 811, 80!). 813, 801, 805,
1014. 308.
W. E Street 80?, 720.
F Street 706, oil, 712.
W. Hatcher 2.
O Street 10.
Peterson and G 802.
S. G 80, 6, 810.
N. Reus Street 101, 409, 411, 413,
415, 421, 227. 215, 220. 222.
West La Hi! a Street 408, 410, 420, i
426, 2U0.
North DeVilllers 505. 5)0. 502. 504,
510 516, 518, 520, 522. 601, 605, 007, 701,
711, 713, 715, 717, 719, 721.
West Belmont Street 513, 511. 509,
507. 503, 503. 434, 432, 430, 428, 426, 424,
414, 412, 623. 621. 619, 609. 607, 605, 529.
527, 525, 523, 521, 519, 517, 515, 502, 504,
506, 512, 510, 520, 610, 612. 614, 618, 622,
624, 419, 423. 423, 427. 429, 111, 113, 109,
319.
West Grogory Street 402, 412, 416,
415, 514, 516. 508.
West Cervantes Street 17, 19, 512,
514, 523.
West Gadsden Street 304, 311, 313,
315. 317, 319, 503, 511.
West Strong Street 530, 522, 515,
511. 516, 514. 513. 512.
North A Street 310, 618, 616, 614,
612. 610. 60S,; lot north of 215 S. A.
street.
West Jackson Street 616, 614, 60S,
606. 602, 600, 202. 18. 218, &22.
North Coyle Street 612. 614, 613, 620,
112. 114, 118.
North Spring Street 422, 306.
North Barcelona Street 607. 616. 611,
620, 623.
Because so many of the members
will have other Interests on Friday
and Sunday, It being Good Friday and
Easter, there wll1 be no races by the
Pcnsacola Yacht club this week. A
full program of sailing erfints will be
prepared by the committee for the
following Friday and Sunday.
INGROWN NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSEF
A few drops of "Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the Ingrowing nail
i reduces inflammation and pain and so
toughens the tender, sensitive skin un
derneath the toe nail that it cannot
penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns
naturally outward almost over night.
"Outgro" Is a harmless antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing directions.
PRISCILLA CLUB TO
Tiif t niir ni nnrar I
mil. II KAY rUKI Y li
AAVUl ASA A M. iUl Jk 1 pj
Ma.iMii.u
Public Is Invited to Ga On Trip Satur-.
day to Life Saving Station,
The public Is invited to take part in
the bay party to be given by the Pris
cill club of the First Christian church
Saturday, leaving Baylen-st wharf on
the steamer Bronx at 10 o'clock in the
morning and returning at o o'clock an
the afternoon.
into the gulf and return to the life sav- j IS
1 mi ti: : ii . . . 1 S-
ins oiuiiua. xiits jrisL uiii-s win sci c a c- i
freshments on the steamer.
"Intense Pain
Relieved by
. Internal Baths"
Mrs. A. T. Smith of 2900 Mitchell-st,
Tampa. Fla., writes the Tyrrell Hygienic
Institute:
"The 'J. B. Xj. Cascade' haw been a
blessing to me. Before I got it neither
medicines nor douches would relieve the
Constipation and the pain was terr'ble.
But the Cascade thoroughly cleanses
and relieves me from all pain."
The "J. B. L. Cascade" cleanses the
lower Intestine its- entire length and
keeps it always free of poisonous waste.
Thousands testify that Constitpation,
Indigestion, Stomach Troubles, Bilious
ness, Headaches and all the many se
rious troubles which they cause are ab
solutely relieved and prevented by this
Nature Treatment.
The Crystal Pharmacy will be glad to
show you the "J. B. L. Cascade," ex
plain Its simple operation and will give
you. free on request, an Interesting little
book by Dr. Chas. A. Tyrrell of New
York, a noted specialist on Internal
Bathing for 25 years in that city. " Clip
this out as a reminder to ask for the
booklet at your first opportunity. Adv.
ADVANCE SHOWN IN
. NEW YORK STOCKS
Indications of a Moderate Revival
Public Participation.
of
SHERIFF OF SANTA ROSA
CAPTURES SHINNY STILL
MILTON, Fla., March 26. Sheriff
NEW YORK March 23. On the larg
est and mosf. varied trading of any re
cent session, the stock market today
moved to substantially higher ground,
the advance being accompanied by in
dications of a moderate revival of public
participation.
Motors and oils, together with many
miscellaneous issues which invariably
follow in their wake, followed. Kails
lagged for a time but transcontinental
and coalers registered material gains
later. Outstanding features both as to
activity and strength embraced Studo
baker, Pierce Arrow, Chandler and re
lated accessories of the rubber group;
Atlantic Gulf, General Asphalt, Mexi
can and Pan-American Petroleum and
j Associated Pacific and Houston Oils at
extreme aavances or z to t points.
Other prominent stocks included Cru
cible, Lackawanna and Republic Steels,
Baldwin Locomotive, American Interna
tional, United Fruit," Mercantile Marine
preferred, American Woolen, Interna
tional Paper and Industrial Alcohol
Gains in these issues were more var
iable realizing to secure profits effect
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Comme Ci-Comme Ca-Come See-Come
Buy
BIG SACRIFICE SALE
STARTS THIS MORNING
AT 9 O'CLOCK
403 So.
Palafox:
Biggest Bargain Event Since Pensacola Was a Baby
.... ,., . mf-i y-"!"--'!-
401 So.
Palafox
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more hopeful, news and attendant de
velopment of the day offered no plausi
ble explanation for the rebound. The
outcome, however, caused a general re
alignment of the hitherto extensive short
interest.
The money market contributed to the
day's betterment . to the extent that call
money dropped from 7 to 6 percent on
the exchange and as low a3 5 1-2 per
cent in private loans. Dealings in for
eign exchange were restricted, French
and British firmness and Scandinavian
rates falling back. Advices indicated
further accessions of gold from Swo
den. Trading in bonds broadened with a
steady tone in the main, but the list as
a wiiole was devoid of any special fea
ture. Total sales, par value, S, 775,000.
It NEWS OF RECORD.
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Marriage Licenses.
Joseph J. Castro and Mattie Williams.
Willie Frank Ward and Emma Low
ery. .
Laborn P. Parish and Phenia Frances
Hart.
John II. Seeley and Eleanor K. Lieb.
Francis Antonio Boghlch and Lena
Daniels. .
Clarence J. Acreman and Lillian J.
Harris.
Deeds.
Real Estate Securities Co. to M. R.
Kohler, $1. and other, lot 11 and east 14
feet lot 12. block 186, new city tract.
A. R.. Jones and wife to Mrs. D. B.
Stephenson, et al., March 16, 1921, $1
property In S. T. lots 6. 7, 8, see. 17, tp.
2, south, range SO west.
J. E. Black, unmarried to A. L. Black,
$1 and other, lot 8, block 136, East King
tract.
J. W. Gribble and wife to Henson O.
Wilder, $1 and other, lots 10 and 11,
S. D. lots 2. 3, 4. twp. 1. N. R. 30 west.
Elbert A. Blubbs and wife to Clara
Toibert. $100 and other, E. 95 ft. lot 14,
block 99, East King tract.
Lutie M. Diaz and husband to Miss
Viva Herrlman, March 16, 1921. J100 and
other lots 18 and S. 1-2 17, rart 13 1
and 14, blk. 31, Belmont tract.
W. A. Hay Hardware Co. to V. L.
Dean, $575, lots 8, 9 and 10. block 161,
West King tract.
C. C. Hartman and wife to Cha3.
D'Aubre and wife, $1 and other, portion
of block 74, East King tract. 60x100 feet.
Anna Levy, widow, et al, to Estelle
M. Hoist, $100 and other, S. 124 ft. lot
2, block 7 Maxent tract.
Geo. Brown and wife to L. E. Edgar,
$100 and other, west 50 ft. lots 1 to 10.
block 123, West King tract.
Hines Cravey and wife to L. W.
Grimsley, $1, parcel Ot land in biock 83
of the West King tract.
Elbert A. Clubbs and wife to Angrellne
Climle, $100 and other, lots 33 and 36,
block 51, Lakeview.
James M. Tate, widower, to Louise T.
Cary, $1 and other, lot 16, S. D., lot 6,
sec. 14, tp. 1 N. P.. ?1 west.
Pensacola Home & Savings Ass'n to
Kate Clubbs, $100 and other, lots 5 to
16, block 197, New City tract.
nounced the sale of Outfielder OL'ver
club of the South Atlantic associa
tion. Tucker was formerly of the Vir
ginia league.
TUCKER TO CHARLESTON CLUB.
(By The Associated Press.)
TAMPA, Fla,, March 23. President
Clark Griffith, of the "Washington
American league club, tonight an-
having trouble
withyour shin?
If you Are stiff ering from eczema,
ringworm, or some similar itching,
turning eruption, try Reslnol Soap
and Ointment. See how quickly this
gentle treatment stops the itching
and cools the inflamed irritated sur
face. Don't hesitate there Is nothing In the
Resinol prodne to injure the tenderat
pkln, as hundreds of letters from satis
fied users testify. At all dru fiats.
Resimol
Mitchell, of this city, and DeDutv Sher- ln& reactions of a to 3 points at the close.
Khlnnv aies amounted to l,2ii,uvn sr.;
IT WORKED WONDERFULLY
Have you noticed the number of
persons coughing this Spring, caused
uy n a maicu runuiuon in uie cnesi. Xorth Hayne Street 521. 519. 622
ui uiiciuin iuue ur liuutlli 1 ills COUgn- I
Ing la banished by a few does of Fol-
y'i Honey and Tar. Mrs. Anna Stein.
410 Western Ave., , Covington, Ky..
writes: "Your cough medicine worked
iff Hudson, of Jay, captured a shinny
still in tho iclnity of Jay early yester
day morning. "Bud" Griffis was found
operating the still, and was brought
back to this place, where he was placed
in tho county jail, pending his trial.
The still when captured was still hot,
and four gallons of the recently made
"fiery -water" was taken. Fifty gallons
of mash was also found and the whole
brought here as evidence.
The still was located about a mile
from Jay, and was weZl concealed by
bushes.
ares.
Apart from conditions in the steel
and Iron trade where the outlook seemed
REDUCE YOUR SHOE BILLS
Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic pow
der to be shaken into the shoes, not only
stops the pain of corns and bunions, and
gives quick relief to sweating:, callous,
tired, aching, tender feet, blisters and
sore stpots, but Allen's Foot-Ease rests
the feet, keeps them cool and comforta
ble all the time, saving the ' constant
wear on shoes caused by nervousness
of the fet. Shoes and stockings wear
twice as long when you walk ii comfort.
iry Alien s -oot-Kase today.
wonderfully on our little son. He is
ubject to bronchitis. The first doses
helped him." Good for all sorts of
coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough
and grip coughs. Sold everywhere.
Adv.
CKUCIOUS AND REFRESHING
NO game is finished right 'til
thirst it quenched.
THE COCA-COLA COMPANY
AUacta, Go. m
514, 515, 511, 507. 503. 502, 500, 506, 510,
422, 420. 421, 413, 414. 406. 404, 400, 409.
403, 401, 313, 309.
North Davis Street 521, 517, 513, 511,
421, 419, 422. 420, 417. 407. 405. 403. 408,
316, 317. 311, 308.
Xorth Alcaniz Street 1011, 1013,
1015, 1116. 1106, 1021, 1066, 1015, 1012,
1006, 1004. 91S. 920. 908, 906, 900, 903,
907. 313. 317, 310. 312. 314. 401. 403. 405.
407. 409, 406. 40S. 410. 414. 416, 420, 424.
415, 41!', 426, 500. 501. 501, 503, 504, 505,
509, 506, 508, 610. 514, 516, 520, 522, 517,
519, 515.
Xorth Tarragona Street 1020, 904,
902. 903, 811, 315, 317, 319, 407, 409, 411,
417, 419, 421, 423. 507, 511, 513. 515. 519,
521, 512.
North Guillemarde Street 915, 1001,
1004, 1018, 1108, 1118.
North Palafox Street 1000, 1004.
East Blount Street 816, 902, 1220,
1524. 1806.
Moreno Street 1624, 1310, 1224, 1218.
919. 802, 1P60.
Mallory Street 1096, 1106, 1112, 1217,
1216, 1220. 1224, 1300, 1315, 1325, 1400.
Tenth Avenu! 1911, 1916.
North 6th Avenue 307, 309, 30S, 311,
401, 403, 409, 415, 523, 520.
North 7th Avenue 517, 522, 513, 512,
422, 303. 303.
Twelfth Avenue 1320.
North 8th Avenue 311, 315, 317. 523.
Thirteenth Avenue 1550.
Fifteenth Avenue 1520.
West Main Street 1200, 1202, 1204.
Vacant lot on corner of E and Alton.
West Magnolia Street 1200; corner
F and Magnolia; 1206 Pine street; cor
ner E and Pine street; 796 S. E street;
F and Peterson; 707 S. F; west corner
F and Pine; 1220 Magnolia; 1300 W.
Magnolia; 1400 V. Magnolia.
The Dominion of Canada spends $3,
000,000 yearly to promote arrrlcultural
Good and big tO look at after dinner shape.
Good and mild tO taste-Just enough body.
Good and big to the very end.
The Havana tobacco used is the choicest grown
Sold by live dealers everywhere.
Buy two JOHN RUSKINS
today and save the coupon
bands for valuable prem
iums. L LEWIS CIOAR MTG. CO.
NEWARK. N. J.
Larrest Independent Ci,
p-rrr-r in the world
6.D.WINN CIGAR Co.
Montgomery, Ala
Distributors.
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POWDERED MILK
The Solution to Your Milk Problem
Phone 1393.
Phone 1317.
MASONS' ANNUITY
Pensacola, Fla.
SEE JAMES A LYLE
Box 10, Pensacola, Fla.
or,
FRANK KING, Special Deputy
Pensacola, Fla.,
Milk that is undependable in
supply and quality means that the
housewife of today faces some
thing more than mere temporary
inconvenience. She must get
Spell it backwards
milk that is dependable in; quality
and supply at the least possible
price.
Klim Powdered Milk solves the
problem.
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Klim is pure, rich milk reduced to
powder form without cooking. Nothing
is added. Nothing is changed. Nothing
is taken out but the water. Replace the
water and you have milk again fresh
and sweet.
Klim users face no fears of milk short
age, no delayed deliveries, no unde
pendable quality, they have no worries
about souring. For Klim does not sour; '
it does not freeze in winter. In any local
ity, in any season, it is always the same
excellent milk awaiting use.
ing authorities on human nutrition in
this country. Ask your own physician
about Klim.
Make your pantry your dairy. Get a
supply of Klim to fill your family needs:
Klim Powdered Whole Milk (full cream)
for drinking, for coffee, for cereals and
desserts; Khm Powdered
Skimmed Milk for all cook
ing purposes.
From the moment you
use Klim you will realize its
convenience its quality
its safety its economy. t
Put Klim on your order
list today.
Klim- is an ideal food from babyhood
up. It has the endorsement of the lead-
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