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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-05
PEOPLE -s EOents
By Celia MyrOOer Robinson.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Nicholson and
children, have returned to their home
in Clarksdale, Miss, after pleasant
visit to Mrs. D. N. Nicholson and
Mrs. A. R. McAlIister. Mrs. Nichol-
son received many courtesies while
the guest of her relatives here.
Mrs. S. U. Sampey is the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. Paul Mertins at Clover
dale, the pretty Montgomery suburb
Mrs. Sampey win also be the guest
Of friends in Evergreen.
Mr.. Jim Wilson has returned from
an extensive trip. He visited the Pam
ANA Exposition, New York and Chi
cago. His many friends are de-
lighted to have him back and to
know he is so much improved in
health.
Mr.. Edgar M. KugIeman leaves to-
day for Hendersonville, North Caro-
lima, where she will spend a months
Vdcau0ns
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hilton Green, and
Mr.. Mann Green are at French Lick
Springs, and viii later go to Prince
ton, where young Mr. Green will re-
sumo his studies.
Mrs. Laura de Russy Berry and
daughter, Miss Natalie Berry, will
spend the winter in Pensacola, hav-
ing taken cottage on Spring and
Wright streets.
The Misses Gordon of Canoe, Ala,
are the guests Of Miss Genevieve
Carter.
Miss Genevieve Carter has returned
from pleasant visit to friends and
relatives in Alabama.
Mr.. j. ID. C. Newton and son.
Robert, have returned from Florida
town.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-05
ON SPECIAL TRAINS.

Most of the companies got away
on special trains which had been en-
gagged for the occasion. The cham
pion 26th regiment, from the Birm-
ingham district, as well as two Geor-
gia companies, got away on the spe-
cial leaving at 8 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The Tuscaloosa company
also went on this train.
Florida companies, one Georgia and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-05
PENSACOLA MAN
WONGO[DMEDAL
IN v. 0. ". DRILL
CHAs. WHITE, JR., OF LOCAL
COMPANY NJ, AND MEMBER OF
HICKORY CAMP, WINS A
HANDSOME TROPHY.

Chas. White, Jr., of Pensacola, a
member of Company M, and who is
Ia member of Hickory Camp No. q,
w. o. W., proudly carried from the in
dividual competition in drill yesterday
a gold metal, for efficiency in guard
mount, and for highest general eff
ficiency. This was the first prize for
guard duty, the second, also medal,
having been awarded to Corporal
Benson, Of Company M, 133rd regi-
ment, of Mobile. Mr.. White is of
the company named in the 166th reg
iment, Florida.
the prize for general discipline
went to Capt. Wonder Leith's COM
pany, of the SIND Georgia regiment,
with home at Athens, Ga. This was
one Of the massive silver loving cups,
of sterling silver and gold-lined, and
was one of the most ardently-sought
trophies of the encampment. It indi-
Gated the best general efficiency of
the company receiving it, and also
denoted that the possessor took really
the first honors of the encampment.
1t was judged upon the all-the-week
behavior of the company receiving it,
and was the second prize taken by
that company, for on the day before
the same company took the third prize
in class A, which denoted that 1t was
the third best drilled company in the
competitive tests held and judged Fri
day.
Announcement that the Georgia
company had been awarded the dis
cipline prize was made yesterday on
the grounds, directly after general
orders for the day had been pronul-
gated.
This company pitched its camp west
of the car track, and was as one of
the officers said, always on the job. ?
Instead of occupying tents, this com
pany occupied the empty frome build
ing, and it was composed of jolly
Georgia boys, who extended a well
come to any visitor who elected to
make a call on them at their well.
kept quarters.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-05
GRAND GUARDIAN TO
ORGANIZE NEW GROVE.

Nrs. Marion Gilbert, who is the
guest Of Mrs. Karen B. Nelson on
North Davis street, is expecting to
visit Warrington this coming week
for the purpose Of organizing new
grove for the Woodmen Circle at
that place.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-05
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PRAISES FLORIDA INsPEC-
TIoN Law.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-05
n1IEsTs nF RELATTYEs.

Mrs.. Frederick Angel and, son,
Rcsser, Of Birmingham, are the
guests Of Mr.. Scott NJ. Loftin and
sisters and Mrs. G. R. Johnson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-05
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Sadie Fell is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Fell in Mobile.
Mr.. Louis King is convalescing
after an illness Of several weeks.
There Is very general regret at
the illness Of Mrs. Nita Osborne
Benin, and her friends will be glad to
know that she is now very much
better.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-05
ENCAMPMENT IS OVER.

With the striking of the tents
shortly after sunrise yesterday
morning, the encampment at Camp
G. D. Mills, Uniform Rank, Woodmen
of the World, was brought to a close,
and one Of the most successful en-
campments ever held in the Tenth
District was ended. That Pensacola
as camp site was exceedingly pleas
ing to all who attended has been at
tested on every occasion where oppor-
tunity publicly offered, and men and
officers alike were loud in their praises
of Pensacola. To a Journal repre-
sentative practically every officer on
the ground expressed their pleasure
at having found such pleasing site,
and also expressed pleasure at having
had the opportunity of coming here.
They want to come back, for they
said this was an ideal spot for the
encampment.~
These expressions of pleasure at
having been here were voiced in a
letter from General w. T. Nall, briga-
dier-general commanding, yesterday.
to Mayor Greenhut. This letter fol-
lows:
GEN. w. 7. NILS THANKS.
Brigadier-G General Nails reply to
Mayor Greenhut's letter was as fol-
lows:
Pensacola, Fla, Sept. Bird, 1915.
Hon. A. Greenhut, Mayor, City of
Pensacola.
Ny Dear Mayor:
| beg to acknowledge receipt Of
your letter of even date, containg So
many kind expressions by you as rep
resentative of the people of Pensa-
cola, on behalf of our encampment.
We are indeed grateful to your
people for the most cordial and
hearty welcome, which has been. ex-
tended to US. We have given ex-
preston to this sentiment on every
occasion on which we have had the
pleasure TO address the public dur
ing our stay with you.
On behalf of the officers and men
of Camp G. D. Mills U. r. w. o. w,
again express to the people of PEN
sacola, through you their mayor, our
great appreciation of the kindnesses
which you have shown us. 1t seems
to be the unanimous desire Of every
man in camp to return to your beau
tiful and hospitable city, for our en-
campment next year.
With hearty good wishes, am,
Yours sincerely,
| W. T. NALL,
Brig.-Gen. Com.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

turn him over 90 . deputy cous-so's
for Disturbing the ccace- Here's the
-ouv~uir.- and he gr-cfuiiy ssnini'~'
..s~n IONS. glossy rcd wnisker-
waninrford laughed heartily. nn''
.-r. FOE HlacEis'. superior smile. ne
laughed sione.
-wnsr. the frcnbie with Won.
usuny- ns wanted Go know Why
d~u'f ven iuin the f--tivitir~f or nave
,ea h.ard me Joke r~sorcT-
Il cot n thirty third d~Er'-e rr""eh
m - confessed Mann say. WHiinS
,.Fd couid sou lend me q couple 81
nuntrs-f9-
could I whntf- demanded WnhinE
ford sanEfur Hf-uut utfn IN" MT
ssifin= table SSH stood nsaf'y in fr"nt
- az. peacefully smiling Hi-rkie- On
fhs rn-nr iay the ar- OF -pafic~ ON tho
tahi.. face ~ WIS the nc. OF dih-
fnaasis Ev IT, side with slightly
t.ui cprn.r. Wns card facc down
warinsford picked Il up IL wH- the
SCI % hearts: -You i-ouu-' he charged
Mann
-rsn hae.iass,ir' complained that
u~EI~ss individual
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

layout which Violet Ronuie's indict-
meut had robbed Of its glamour. Hes
such IN awful saphead that il seems
q shame 10 waste a good live PROPOSE
ton on him"
why don't you induce him to draw
his cash ont Of the bank. then come
back from some place without him -
she suggested II don't ike rough
work myself. hut If you've run clear
ont OF brains you'll have TO faIl back
on YOUR muscles"
7 have sCrlples against it." objected
WnuinSfort. Besides. the police de
partment is just as fussv about a boil
like Brack as IL would be about Il miss
ing man. No. Vi Wen have 10 stick
20 proper commercial principles and
earn his money
THAT won't suit me- she insisted
i want him trimmed. and trimmed
good, I don't want a knot LEFT on
him.
We're willing" implored WaHiuE-
ford. We Just don't seem to get an
idea.'
Violet Bonnie looked at the clock.
You won't ind it in this library" she
told them. You've been in here for
hours hunting ii: you used up a bottle
OF Scotch and three quarts of settler
before Paul Pollet went home; the
smokes so thick in here you could slice
il. and you've got ashes from the win
dow sills 10 that broken nOsed Greek
statue over in the corner I'm going
TO throw that out, It gets on my
nerves.
Come on. Jim, lets take a walk,
mildly suggested BlaClie.
You just beat me TO it Violet Bon
ME commented, and opened the door
for them.
We're up against il, jim" grinueG
Blackie in the hall I'VE have to pau
perize this loilop or III have 20 sleep
in the garage. Coat. hat. cane. hat
rack. wonder if we couldn't do some
thing with n hatrack ?"
It's too unhandy. Jim. PauTs plan
OF about four pounds of sand in a
stocking was better"
u guess So agreed WallinCford dis
piritedly. i was trying to figure a
consolidated hatrack company. but I
can't seem TO get the bearings under it,
Why don't you think u little. confound
your
"All right" consented Blacilie cheer
fully as he slipped into his overcoat
1T isn't my department. bur I'd do
anything 20 obliGe a mentally bank
rtipt friend. Let's see and he opened
the door. "Doorknob. We might invent
an electrical doorknob that would stay
warm in the winter time. Front porch
We might interest him in 4 portable
front porch that could be moved around
10 the shady side. Tree. We might
dope out an improved tree that would
close up like an umbrella. Snow. Don't
you think pink snow would have good
market:"
Violent Bonnie was right admitted
Wallingford. We neither one Of US
have brains enough TO make change
for n nickel. Tree. That doesn't sug
Eest anything TO me but the lumber
business. and shafts too well systema-
tiled to touch. Fence. Does a fence
suggest anything to you:"
Paint replied Blackie. II have to
paint that fence in the spring"
They We're walking across Mayor
DAVIS beautiful grounds, in Tarryyille,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Billy. provost 20 ur o cautious enter
taiu-r aud absolutely free from the
vuI-lrIty 90 overiavish hospitality. In
fact. hc was 50 careful not 70 offend
Ga this particular that he allowed
Wauiu-ford and BlacEie 20 do al the
ordering when they repaired 20 near
by cafe
You've been some little time away
from broadway. / gather" suggested
WaiiiuEford Ga the privacy OF a nice
little leather lined nook where the
LIGHTS and the drinks were mellow.
"A thorssnd years" replied Mt.
RrucE. Its the same old game.
though. only ! see 10 with different
ewes. 0 used Co be rank sucker"
u didn't know IL was durable" com
mented Blackie. inspecting. with tech
meal interest. the placid countenance
% the gentleman.
I'm a living testimonial boosted
Bargain Bnly. i was such a sucker
that I couldn't do business with slot
machine without getting stunE. aud
the wise parties. who never get out OF
ire,l lu time 20 see the glorious sunset.
broke me past any hope from rivets
or glue
1T must have been terrible com
miseFatel Biackie. Did YOU have TO
work.
..worsc.' confessed the ex-contribu-
tor. eve had 10 live on the farm fo-
three years until the lawyers got
through skimming OF the cream"
You're lucky they left You the
milk condoled Blackie. Il suppose
Il foots up to n southeast corner on
Easy street"
Hardly" denied NIr Brack. with a
Sigh Of regret Its Just enough 10
give a man OF energy and ability de
rent business start. What Pm looking
Tor + a good. safe opening. either man
ufacturing or commercial. that Yields
large return ON the investment and
does not require experience. Do you
know OF any really first class open
inEsT'
''Dozens!" promptly answered Black
ie. almost upsettinE his glass. Il know
more openings than n worm"
BY George. I'm glad l met you
gratefully announced Bargain Billy.
IN have TO get you 10 show me
around
'-No trouble TO exhibit samples"
smilinEly stated Blackie. I'm the
srsndest. little shower around on the
Island III be glad 20 chaperon you
for Violet Bonnie's sake"
For the first time since they had sat
down WallinEford. who had been
studiously listening and observing. in
ierjected himself into the conversu-
ton About what size opening could
Won filif'' h.. manfred
My entire strength Is 10000 bucks"
stated Mr.. Brack. looking modest.
We'll. it's worth fussing around
with" unused wallinsford.
Violet Bonnie stood in her Dutch IL
brary and regarded WallinEford and
her husband with scorn. II can tell
you just how 70 happened" she stated
Jim wallingfo-d's head was turned IN
n lathe. and yours. Blackie. was cast.
You've been trailing around with this
Brack insect for three days now and
you haven't trimmed him yet"
u think it's because if's too easy
Hiackie modify veniured 10 observe.
without looking up from the solitaire
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

toward j. Rufus WaI.iuEfords beauri-
ful grounds. ard WalliEgford was
modify studying every object ami
mate and inanImate. with the hope
that If might suggest TO him som"
plan whereby 100000. perfectly good
and innocent of an harm could be de-
toched from an unworthy owner. when
Violet Bonnie stuck her head out Of
the library window and yelled;
Phone
Both men came huvryinC back
who = liz" asked Blackie.
"The epidemic" she replied. 81
think he misses his food
He can miss 1T, FOR an Of me- de-
cided Blackie. i've been watching
him eat for three days. and I've lost
my appetite for everything but drink.
Lunch viii be over when he gets
here if he's coming ont" declared Vic
let Bonnie, "and we're not going %
be home for dinner. If have to look
at him very long I'u catch typhoid.
You'll entertain him out I'm the garage
or in the den over in Jim's garage"
Il know Fannie won't have him in
the house" chuckIed Walingford.
"She has young Jimmie TO think of.
agreed Violet Bonnie Come on IN
and be hospitable TO him
Hello, old pal" the thick voice or
Bargain Billy Brack greeted BlacEle.
i've just been telling Violet Bonnie
I thought I'd drop out and see you
this pleasant Sunday afternoon. lsup-
pose you've had your Iunch:
oh. yes; we've had iuugh. B'ackie
hastily assured him. Come right on
out and spend the afternoon. WHAT'S
newE'
Fellow wants me TO invest in an
airship factory" returned Brack. but
his plans don't sound settled enough
for me- though he certainly seems TO
have a fine idea for an airship. what
do You think of it? I thought I'd come
out and talk it over with you. ION
and Jim seem 70 be able 10 point ont
the fatal defects SO quick in an these
business schemes that come mp 20 ne
We've made that our business,
Blackie assured him. Were not go
ing TO stand idly by and see you rob
bed. / suppose you're coming on
train? You'll miss the 1.OJ. but II you
hustle you can catch the 2;12.
He hung mp the receiver with grim.
IN have lunch served right away
promised Violet Bonnie. jim, 60
home"
continued next Wednesday,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
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iats Als tFpA'sfs $3.50
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p -t t-te 80 49, 80 49,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

You s1,s f.-u - nsrf vfss ysa- We
hsvs avs here. and q fsruzsrsS Jay -
80 ess~n6 % city snarpsrsl~
~Ser 80 eeessrT oess. ssss~F.- eEarx-
81 WrnI.x<srs. ssf,ssaiy tzr=fsx s.ssa-
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ferr vesc yeu eavsu.r eesstsf n .
eaftis Zeal snt ycu nsvs % 90 Get
site ne ststs 90 trsGs no~ses. To-
SIZES tast--azss s~rs wsfiss <sord t0~s
sr~st 80 vcfr~--essisies tat. you have
. nay serss wsfcs - 90 rsa toeso-row.
sed tsst se-ss es~,f 20 - cray vita
a bfseS sssr - hsr sorsessd ssd rsr~s
sitek fsstseks Tn~rsfs sa x-ear-G
SARA ee s<r 80 task asd e~r nsss
sse,t 80 BE-
-tfass-- b~<zrsf Frzrier. -uo~
=scs'u ycs take 90 sell 10 Gy psf~nf
sarEf Lsrs tan las over TIE s~ass-
eis esasssSSs ss~nr-
TIE s~rsasf9s 90 <sssvsy ear sr the
uf<<ae ccyznsy fshT vac to r~essrkabas
raes ssss ~ . bay rar- esssed tft-
10 WoeSssrs tDGesfastcfy after that
fscx L.. Sfzzs<s s.ssc~t 10 sSrS urt-s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

bar<ain Billy Bsnck. who siin in
sisted o. EsfcsEin< 10 hilnscll IS IItils
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
cnAPrER xx.

20 Against ~.
ONT str.trh-- warned Violet
Hruuir puw. hut when vuu
-~t runnr. rinE~rtou the
Zone goat two tables D~niud