The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-30
Tersely Told

4,h. Smile Club is increasing in
.,,l-.ship. Whenever one member
- another member, he exchanges
-. .,,rtation-a smile-and if others
- about they smile also, and by this
- make themselves eligible to mem
l.r.r-r Immediately. The constitution
80 fr-.aNs OF the club are being pre-
- and while all the laws have not
r. been compiled few OF the pas
e.. have been decided upon. Among
th-m are. ,..
-, cam NM him off until the 18th of
tho .ranth. by following this method.
IL YOU run a half a block for the
csr and then miss il by exactly three
ies- dolt swear al the conductor.
Smile with him
"If work keeps YOU at the office un.
=, SIS 100 late for dinner, don't froWn
when YOU meet your wife. Smile -
hen she'll have it prepared again.
Frown and she will probably tell you
o. yrrpare your own supper, or go TO
q restaurant.
IF YOUR gas or electric light bill
seems excessive on the first, smile.
You won't get a rebate by frowning.
"If al. ". A. S. Short enters your
oAfcp-smile. He may want to pay
you the ten he got last summer. in
stead Of borrowing another"
Among those who have Joined the
ranks Of the smilers is Clerk McMil-
Ian of the circuit court. Mr. McMil-
Ian smiles and he also tells stories
thai make other people smile. This
: one of the essentials of member
shin. Stories Of sadness and trouble
I ~, IN ,dar Tal
doctors. Its the story with a smile
that counts. And. Mr.. Mcmillan tells
that sort
The real smiler OF Pensacola, how
ever. Is f. Ewing Reese. Now there
is a man with a real hearty smile.
He shows good strong set of teeth
when he smiles and his smile reaches
clear into the one that he's talking to-
Good spirits and smiles place him in
a sort OF halo although the time.
Mr.. I. A. Jennings is another smiler.
Tie has kindly sort of smile Not
% jolly and eXurberanI as Mr.. Reese's,
but one Of friendship and sympathy
toward his friends. The smile CLUB
IS growing and when the bylaws and
constitution are finally adopted, it
VIII be found that nearly every Pen
Eacollan has been made member
whether he would or no.
The person who might have been a
witness in the Thaw case has arrived
in Pensacola. Since the first great
court case ever tried and given pub
LEFTY. there has always developed the
person who knows so much and could
te' whole lot if they wanted too, but
well. its such a beastIy bore TO
have 10 do with criminal trials and
all thar sort of thing, you know" By
and by. probably in 1925 tOgetheE
with those who could have told so
much If, and the descendants of the
real siayers of GOebel in KentuelE,
VII get together. When they do4AIafiiEL
son Square Garden in New York.
VMch will by that time probably have
Deen doubled in capacity. will he rent
Cd Tor the occasion. Each state will
nave its particular assignment to
seats and the meeting will be opened
" direct male descendants of Caleb
Powers, if any, and Evelyn Nesbit. if
any.
The maximum temperature al PEN
sacoia yesterday was IS degrees at
I'D D. M, but the minimum had not
va W " ICA III0 weather bureau Oh
hce closed at o'clock last night. The
maximum on the same date last year
vas oS degrees and the minimum 43
degrees. The average maximum for
This date is 81 degrees and the aver
age minimum 40 degrees.
\ meeting of the furniture commit
ZEE Of the City Council is to be held
aonS manufacturers will be heard, for
Minds for the new city hall.
Father Turner, of Sacred Heart |
'anrch. has taken up the work of imz
proving the church and the grounds |
7Hrounding the Sacred Heart school |
:, we'll Many trees have been plant |
20 about the church grounds recently |