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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-29

GRIFFITH.-At his home 1869 Court
street, at $3.50 O'Clock Wednesday
evening, Nov. 2s, 1917, DR.. John c.
Griffith, at the age of 81 years.
His death was dice to a stroke of
apoplexy. He had been seriously i'll
since October l, and had suffered a
slight stroke about week ago.
He is survived by his wife and three
sons, Lewis, John and Wallace Griffith
all living in Salem. He is also survived
by two sisters, and two brothers, Mrs.
W. W. Cook of Chatck, Wis, and Mrs.
A. W. Gisey of Portland; DR.. L. F.
Griffith of the state hospital and DR..
c. c. Griffith of Burns.
he was a member Of the Presbyter-
ian church and was affiliated with the
Masonic lodge, the Elks and the Mod
ern Woodmen.
The funeral services viii be held at
the home on Court street at O'Clock
Friday afternoon and win be conduct
ed by the Rev. Carl H. Elliott, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church. Bur
ial win be in the City View cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-29

This is sad Thanksgiving story
While many fortunate people were
gathering around the festive board and
eating turkey there was no turkey or
scene of festivity at the county Jail.
There was no thanksgiving there fol
the simple reason there happens to be
no boarders. Business in this line is
bad-very bad-as there hasn t been a
boarder showed up for more than a
week. No boarder-no turkey.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-29
DIED

WHITE.-At her home 742 State street
Nov. 30, 1917, Mrs. Ellen M. White,
at the age of 81 years.
She is survived by son w. NJ. Co
burn of this city. The funeral services
will be private and will be held at the
home on State street Saturday morning.
The services will be conducted by the
Rev. E. T. Burke of the Unitarian
church and burial will be in the Odd
Fellows cemetery.
Mrs. White came to Oregon from New
York in 1874 and for 80 years has made
her home on State street. Her first
husband was Silas M. Coburn. Her sec
ond husband was l.. d. White who was
in the lumber business. He died 2s years
ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-29

Dr. M. p Mendeishon fits eyes COZ
rectiy. u. s. National bank bldg. t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-29

stars, each representing a former stu
dent or member of the faculty now in
military service. The army flag bears
726 stars and the navy 70.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-29

Good progress is being made by the
company assembled by James W. Mott
to give the play, IA Man From Home y
under auspices of the Elks lodge. The
proceeds are for some charitable or pat
riotic purpose. Today Mr.. Mott received
a telegram from Booth Harrington, the
author of the play, waving his royalty
of $50 for each performance. This was
done by Mr.. Harrington as his patriotic
contribution to the cause. Mr.. Mott an
nounces he will put on one of the strong
est plays ever produced by home talent
as with him are associated Mrs. Rob-
ert Mckinney Hofer, Mrs. A. J. Rain,
Miss Olga Gray, E. Cooke Patton, Chas.
V. Galloway, Murray Hart, A. L. Frazer
and August Huckestein, Jr. The play
will be. given at the opera house early
in December.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-29

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-29

Artts ans attention.
Nomination of officers
tonight. Come.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-29

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-22

Id U u"u HouClhoNH' N"E"N "
modelek 20 1JC.
ruchcm wyrwaio rqczke i stanow-
czo opieralo sic p~rzekroczyc
drzwi wchodoWc. Pamieta}o jah
ru tc drzwi byly juz raz nicgoS.
chime, o czcm jednak doktor ME
dowiedzial sic nigdy, a biorqc O.
rieranic sic dziecka "a naturalny
wynik zmeczenia, wni0s} JIG q"
sieni i mocno targnql "a dzWo-
mex. Radosnc okrzyki daily SIG
slyszeE Z micszkania, mnOstwc
srebrzystych, mlodziuti-ich gio-
sik0w ozwalo sic ch0rem, mnO"
stwo nozek naraz zatupaiO. 4
drzwi otworzy}a mafa, czarnooN1
widat najzywsza i najsprytnic
sza I tego d~ziececego SwiatNa'
ktora wSzystkich w~yprzedzic zdo-
la,a. Doktor wSuna} ndjrz0Q
bialq postat, ma widok ktorci tzle
G; coinely sic nicco, Wycl2ga]2;
iednak ciekawie glowki i sz"ro-
ko otwierajqc oczy ma to nic5po-
Gziane zjawisko. DzicwczynNa
sama zostala Ia mie'$c1, jaNby
czekala rozwiq :ania ~ zag&dEI,
- Helciu - ;zcEl 1oktor. po-
chylajac SIC i calujac dzlcwtzyn-
Ike. - OTTO ma gwiazdke daje wan
! jcszczc jcdnegO bra>isIEa, May
wa sic .J0zio.
IIclcia klasnela W dlomt:. pc
tom zywym ruchcm zavisI1 ma
szyi doktora; dzieci WyS:%?1iy Z
kqtow, przypatrujQc sic noWclnn
braciszkowi. radoSt byia W'>lka'
Choinka L drugicgo pukoJa ciS-
kala IA tc grupc duzy Snop SWla'
tia a i szczeScic takzc, DO nawct
Jozio pod wplywcm togo c'cpia.
tvch wcsolych dziccj. d MOI" l'aJ-
wiecej ma widok tcj SoscnkI, IL
/ Smicchnal sic, chot ma p~oWlcNacl1
blyszczaiy Ivy jcszczc nc otartc,
Nicbicskic. DUE lego ocZy upor-
czvwic wracaly do aniol% &c zIo-
tenn skrzydlami II CORY drzcWk%,
znajdowai 60 rOWnlc pIeEnyN'
jak kjcdy 60 oSl2dai przez zan2ar.
! znictc szyby. mySlal tcraz, t.
trzccic iedcn I dUbrych anioIow
Q kt0ryth mu matka mowi}a, u"
to pokazal mu pr@cltcm ~lcszcIe
~m;eszkania, w kt0rcm sic tcra@
,udownym sposobcm znajdoWaf
Ma krzyk dzicci przyblcgIa I
gfebi domu iona doktora /! Z
wvm0wka mia}a spasc IA mcI7
"a sp0znicnic, kiedy wzrok Jej
padl ma obce dziccko, wymowNj
stopiia sic w poca}unku mez2' Z
kilka slow objaSniei jego, wy
wo}a}o w jej oku lie litoScl ola
tiednego dziecka a zarazem a
probate ola postepku MEGA, ia
moze nawet byla dumna ten
wielkiem baufaniem mega, z ia
klein on oddawai sieroty POI X.
opieke, I moralnem tom 2TzeSo.
naniem re ich nleodepchnie. DC
- doktorowie G. ME. tyl9o Jed
r.ego syna, lecz przeznaczen'en
ich bylo wychowywat dziecl pc
siostrze. Do bracic. pc bllzSze.
lub dalszej krewnej, zreszt2 PREY
jaci6lka, przyjaciel, zawleraJi
rowicki do snu wiecznego, in
tvlko dzieci swc polecali. a oproc1
tego i calkiem oboe, byte tyik*
sieroty, znajdowaly tn dach, o
pieke, chlcb i kierunek, az dc
chwili. kiedy znaidowali inne sta
nowisko hub = pomieszczenc W
swiccie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-22
KORESPONDENCYA.

Odpowicbzi PAM Gar. kt0rs pro-
81 O przcpis ma potrawe . kukurudhia
nej m3ki ia dzich (rwhcatlcSs" be-
maczny).
I. ChIeb kukmudziany: jcdno ca
lie jajko robbie dohrzc, jcdna lillian,
ke kwa$nego mleka robbie . pol ly-
zcczka sody edo %pieczcnia), pelna H.
lizanke kulsurudzianci maxi (corn
mcal) Iy5kq psIcnicznej maxi. pol
lyaeCzki soil i tylel cukru. WSzyStku
dobrze wymiCSzaG wlohyG do formy
drbrze wysmarowsncj tIustoScia i u
piee " piecyku.
.'otrawe to cicpla MONA jcai re
zrumicnioncm maslem, zrumicnio-
NJ slonina, z twarogicm Tub smile
tana, gGy w~ystySn:c. MONA uzyWac
zamiaSt ChlCba. UpieiZone W tel
proporcyi elastic mozc slulyC ola
trzech lub cztCrech os5b, podw6jna
liczbe w~szystkiego co pOwylcj nalezy
przcdziclic ia dwie formy it'd.
=. Bobra potrawa ma dzien bez-
miQsny (,,meatless").. DIVA funty
Swiclcj ryby, szrzupaka, Tub sandal
cza, oczySciC i o lie MONA wybrac
o$ci i usicka& ia maszynCe, dOdaG ma
la filiianke tartcj buiki i zalaC ME
Gala kwatcrka mleka. Osobno utrzec
lyzke masla ma $mietane, dodaC diva
jajka, troche ~utartcj sparzonej ce-
bull, osoliG, opicprzyG, wlozyG W for
mo bulyniowa wysmarOWana masfem
i wysypana bulka i gotowat ma pa
RE przez godzine. Osci, glove i kre,
wygotowaG Z jarzyna korzeniami
cebula. p~rzeccdzit, zaprawic masiem
z maka, dodaC troohe bialego wilma
i Eawalek bulionu i obla& tenn bu-
dvn ic$li sic podaje ma gorqco. Jezeii
ma zimno. wtedy do wygotowanego
smaku, dodaC pare listk6w zelatyny
i buliouu, Leg wilma ME (ani maxi
mas}a1 - i zastudziG ma galarete.
Potcm sieka sic ia lekko i oktada blu
dyh dokola, prZybierajac rome mi
marynatami, jajkicm ma twardo, ia
rzynka, zielona pietruszka i cytryna.
Osobno podaje sic Ocet i OLIVIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-22

Ost.:aie vtadomotei ojesysnE
rro1uGicone ,oryginalnemt lllustrA-
cram. z~cmies1cIa stale CLIEENlK
CHICA0nSKI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-22

PrausS knSd- Iekars DOWN. STATS -
R}asZ swo 1od7iny OfiSowe M sEpA.-
tact OZJEENIKA rHlC .1|SE tFIH
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-22
POGADANKA.
NigiHs!

Nlgllla!
Me masz uroczyStoSci, ktoraby
wspomnien lyle przywoiywaia,
tax kojaco oddziaiywaia ma ser
ca ludzkieI TAX uzacniata nasza
jstote duchowa, jak ow dzien Wi
%;iijny. Wprawdzic, PREY zaniku
uczuc reljgijuych, PREY Stracie O.
wei dawncj WARY prostaczkow,
wieczerza owa DUO straciia ia
swojej moralnej doniosloSci, po'
zcstal tylko nzwyczaj', jakis
prastary zabytek piekna, jakieS
echo pieSni przcdziwnej n~iczrozu'
mialej juz dla wielu. Mimo to, po-
zostala moe jakaS, pochylajaca
nam czola pred tym OPiatklcm
kruchym, gdy ujrzymy so W pal
each dziadka, OLGA hub matki, ia
kicS anielskie tchnienie miioSci I
u:ebios dalekich, czy p~rzesziosci
dalekiej przywiane i, jezcli do
duszy niedowiarka mic przemowi
Bog, to dziesieG setek lat pre-
mowi, owa potega tradycyi, ktora
ksztaituje pokolenia i pietno ME
zatarte ma duszy kazdego narodu
wycisks.
Wigilia, to przeddzieh cudu,
uajwiekszego z cudow Swiata, to
wcielenie sic Bostwa, odkuPienie
win wszystkich, dzien sprawiedli-
wosci najwyzszej, sojusz nieba 2
ziemia, zbTatanie sig Stworcy re
stworzeniem, chwila miloSci /
przebaczenis. To tez W imie tych
zasad, n~ajzawzietsi wrogowie
dion zgody podawali sobie W tenn
dzieh wigilijny; gretchen byio
do uczty zasiaSc, ME wyrzuciwszy
p-ecz z serca urazy; w dniu o.
wynn godzily sic rodziny powaS-
uione. wystepny syn przebacze-
NE ojcowskie ~otrzymywal, ra-
dose byla w duszach wszyStkich,
vice ME mogl jej MAGIC zgrzyt
laden. Ale zmieniiy sic easy,
s{eboka wiara osiabla mimo to
p~ozostaia siia tradycyi i, ola VIE
rzacych, dzien wigilijny mic ma
znaczeniu religijnem ME stracii,
dla niedowiark6w jest podnios-
hm zwyczajem narodowym,
;wietcm tradycyi, rozbudzajacym
wspomnienia lat diugich. dni "a
n.icrzchIych. pamiatek przeszios-
G. I kt0remi sic zzylo ! Cd kto-
rych moe zadna oderwat ME jest
" stanic. a gdybySmy navel pre-
mazali 6w znamienny rvs vic
k6w, po~zostalyby jeszcze wsPo-
mnienia osobiSte, z dzjecinnych
lat naszych, Z owych chwil szcze-
sliwych, spedzonych w domu ro-
dziciclskim, gdzie to I takiem
drzcniem serca oczckiwalo sic
picrwszej gwiazdki ma niebie,
chwytalo sic miiosciwy uSmiech
matki, tax sic marzyio ogniScie,
takic piekne budowaio sic Swia-
ty, do zycia sic tax rwalo!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-22

Bluzka: 2221 - spOdnica: 2%l9.
Toaleta Z ciCmnU niebieski"go
serge przybrana p%opiC,ata p~lcc:on-
kQ hub futerkiem. Tub jaSno nicbic-
ska Z czarna plcc!onk%, strO;nicjsza
z futerkicm. lime matryaiy i Eoiory
rUwnicz iadnc. Mod. bluzki: "a, sc,
IS, 40. ~, A. 4G, micrzac ma ca
lie W biuScie. Spo Inca: %, "A. 26,
IS, 80, 80 | "a. ma Gale w paste. Ma
ter. ia caly kostyum o A c. seer.
trzeba Q yard6w ma mod. SO. Toaleta
ia O dwu modelkach. Kazde z tych
modelek 20 1JC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-22
W tym szeleScie iamanego opla

W tym ~SzeleScie lamanegO opia
tka zakleta spoczywa moe; - jc-
zeli SERGE ME uczuje radoSci da-
wnej, ME bedzie juz moglo mice
dawnych pozsdail i pragnien: to
otuli je skrzydlem swoim - tcSk.
nota, lccz lima jakaS cd wszySt-
kich tesknot, DO spowita czarem
wspomnien najlepszych, tchnie-
MEM najlepszych uczuc owiana.
I .dzisiaj jeszcze'' czylii
MONA bez rzewnego uczucia Stu
chac tych pieSni brzmiacych Cd
wschodniego do z~achodniego
kranca naszej ziemi, i Cd polnocy
do poiudnia i W palacu i w chacie ;
tax prostych W swym ukiadzie a
tax idacych do duszy: ,Hej 10
lcnda, Kolenda! w ziobie ley,
ktoz pobiezy::" Czyz to ME cud-
ne zwyczaje:? Jaki tez oschiy !
bezbarwny umysl musi bye tego
kto mic wtedy ME odczuwa i mic
p;eknego w tenn ME 'widzi: ia
widze. | tax zawsze Ivy mi sic W
oczach zakreca. re przemoca NIT
sze je wstrzymywat. Ach te
wspomnienia, tie wspomnienia
chocby tel gwaitownej radoSci
p-zy drzewku kiedy to wszystkie
twarze ME tyiko dziecinne pro-
micnialy;... OF. pewnie W ia.
kich chwilach jedyne szczeScie
bywa}o ma ziemj. Czy jest inne
czy jest lepsze? czy Jest c~zysciej-
SEE: Biedni, stokroc bicdni 50 G,
krorzy W dziecinnych latach swo-
ich wigilijncj gwiazdki ! drew
Ea ME widzieli, ME pochylili uSt
dc opiatka, marzeniem ME wybic
81: uaprzod. Wiclkic ich Jest dusz
sieroCtwo. DO navel l. bogactwa
wspomnien So odarte.
Idzmy wiec do tych w~ydziedzi-
czonych W ten dzici miioSci, OF
w6rzmy i'm serca i domy, stcpmH
ostre uderzcnia losu, nic zapomi-
NANNY o siowach ZbawicicIa: -
,.Kto jcdnego smutncso ucicszy.
unic u~cicszy" czyli: ,,Nto jcdnc,
so Z tych maiuczkich przytul'
mnie przytuii."
L tcmi siowami ide do was W
Gzicn d~zisiejszy, laskawi czyte!'
nicy moi, chleb anjclSki przelamr
il I wami, niosc lyczenia.... ~
czcnia...
Powtarzanemi rok ~rocznie zy-'
czeniami musimy skusic niebo -
i - jezeli sa marzcnia ME spef.
None ~,,wierzmy", wreszcie sic
spelni9; jezeli tax smutno dis
W Swiecic ,,wierzmy" bedzie lc.
piej, ME idzmy tylko p~rzeciN
Chrystusowi, lecz I Chrystusen
zawsze, kt0ry glodnych nakarmii
mora uSmierzai i gr0b rozwalil
- Wierzmy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-22
WIGILIJNE.
(Dokonczcnie.)

L NlCIhlCJ, lldIOLIlCJ h~dIllC'ilNN
PREY nj. S., wy$zed} mezczyzua
/ Srednicgo wrostu i jak L ruchow
lego MONA byio wnosic. dose zy-
wcgo temPeramentu. Zbiegl L
kilku schodow dzieIqcych 60 oil
ulicy, jakby mu piluo bylo odct,
chnaj Swiclcm powictrzcm, 4 "a
czcrpnqwszy spory jeSo zapaS do
>wych spragnionych p(uc, zwol-
iii kroku i poStcpujqc ~naprzod,
rowaznie sic zadumaf. Mysli je-
50 musia}y bye przyguebiajacc,
DO mu sic az Giowa pod ich cie,
zarcm pochylila. idqc tax miaro-
wynn krokicm, zapomnia} o wi
gill i O tenn, re rodzina W domu
tzcka ia jcgo powrot. ably zaslasc
Go wicczcrzy zapomnia}, &c CRU
dniowv wiatr SwiStaI ko}o uSzu,
jakby mt dawat napomnicnia, &C.
sic w taxi mroz ME chodzi L Cd
! winietym kolnierzcm Cd tutra.
rrzcdmiotem pochlaniaj2cym
wszystkic silly umyslowc przecho
tnia, byia lego pacycntka. cd kto-
rel wlaSnie wychodzi}. Prag-
nal tax bardzo uratowaG ia, BY
ia matka kilkorga dzicci, i jake
wdowq, icdyns tych dziec'
opatrzno5cia ma ziemi, Il mad po-
dobnymi chorymi, doktor g. roz-
ciagai zawsze szczegolniejsza pie
cze, nie.tylko jake lekarz, troskll,
wszc O Mich mia} %staranic.
On juz lyle sierot w;dzial w
SVEN zyciu, &c powodowany u
czuciem ludzkoSci, chcial te me
dycyne widziec udoskonalona ME
tax przez miioSc ola nauki, lecz
aby uratowaG zycie tycln, ktorzy
byli najpotrzebniejSi ia swiecie,
Szerokie SERGE doktOra. zaproWa-
dzilo 60 i teraz w progi chorej,
przyszedl ME wzywany, ,,nle be-
de m0gl spokojnie zasiasc do wi.
Gill zanim ME zobacze jak sic ma
moia cEora', - mowif do zony,
tc tez gdy ia znalaz1 gorzej, "a
smucil sic. zapomnial o sobic, a
mySlal tylko mad cierpieniem Jel
! smutkiem jej dzieci. Ma "a
k1ecie ulicy. mrozny w;atr dmu-
chnal w same oczy dOktora, CO
co nareszcie wyrwaio L zadumy.
! pr~zystanql, ably pozapinac futro'
a w tejze chwili spostrzegt ia
kas drobna postat, maiemi krocz-
kami idac2 w przcciWn9 strong
Po kilku zapytaniach / drz9-
cvm glosikicm dancj odpowicdz'
doktor postepowa} daIej, trzyma-
;ac w swej dloni skoStnla}4 race
he dziccla i rozmyslajac, mad DO
iesnvm dramatcm, zawartym w
tvch niewiclu wyrazach malcnSt'
wa; gdzic sic mieSclia Smlcrc mat
XII. w~vrzucenic sicroty ma passive
ncdzv ! mrozu, walka sill nier0w,
nvcn i nakonicc dziwny zblcg O.
EolicznoSci, kt0ry mu pozwoI'!
bicdna oiiare wyrwac nicchybncl
luz Snierci. - Szcdt prGdko, "a
cEccajqc do bicgu maIcSo iowa
rzysza. a gdy widzia} lego wyei'
lex w>tym kicrunku bczowocny.
braI 90 w psi / njo~l tax dluso'
dopoki mu rece ME omdIa|y. -
Dziecku zdawalo sic, &c juz ral
tc droge przcbywalo. lecz ME IL
mialo jasno zdat sobie / tcgo
sprawy. ~jcdnakze, gdy trzeba by.
10 precise wzdluz okicn partcro'
wcgo mieszkania, gdzie widnla'
la w calym blasku oSwiecon1
choinkq, dziecko konwulsyJnyr1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-22

Tcaleta ola szczupiych pan, moze
Ne noszona z wierzchnia bluza, Tub
Lez tel. Spodnica przypieta do bluzkf.
Wszvstkie materially stosowne. Mo-
Ccika :16, IS i 20 lat. Mater. 40 a
cal. z c AZ ma mod. 16. Ma wierzch
ma BLUE osobno Ia. Modelko 15c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-22


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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-22

nj G. byla r6wniei d'brym anio-
lem tel zicmi, cl,ot be- jasnych
skrzydef ii ramon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-10
TALK PENSACOLA

Every man, woman and child who leaves
Pensacola can advertise Pensacola, if he
will 1t is such an easy thing to slip few
pictures,-post cards will do,-into ones
bag before leaving, and to point out the
beauties and possibilities of the city to
those who are interested.
And, unless unusually wide-awake, you
will probably be surprised to find how
really little you know about your home
town that you can put into good, plain,
constructive English. People will not ask
about the moonlight moonlight looks
alike to them,-or about the romance, or
the historic past,-but about the depth OF
the harbor, the activities at the aviation
station, the army post, the navy yard, the
ship building, the schools, the churches.
Nobody will ask you about ancient his
tory They will be far more entertained
with vivid description of an airship. Pen
sacola is on the map. People are talking
about it. Don't let outsiders know more
than you do about your home town
What you don't know the Chamber OF
Commerce can tell you. Keep up with
your town and your town will find that
there are many things you never had
thought of before, in which you may take
a real and lasting pride.
Talk Pensacola when you go away:
YOUR town is worth talking about, and
other people know it. Do you?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-10
THE PERSONAL WORD

I Has it ever occurred to you that it de-
wolves upon you, personally, to welcome
the stranger or transient visitor to your
home city? Have you ever realized that
unless you do your part in making Pensa-
. cola pleasant place to live in, that some
. one is going out from here to some other
section of the country and complain of the
~inhospitality of Pensacola?
-, Each one of us is in measure response
/. ble~forl the atmosphere of the town in
. which we live, either of GOODNESS or cor
oiality
We talk much about the growth and i'm
. provement of Pensacola. We dwell at
length upon the necessity of inducing tour
! lists to spend their winters here, of the i'm
portance of advertising our resources to
, the world at large.
>~Btst we overlook the fact that the best
advertising propaganda in the world may
be offset by the chance remark or the dis
courteous action.
> However town may be blessed geo
'eraphioslly, however bright its past may
he, or how glorious its prospects may
seem, it must be remembered that by which
every man or woman will Judge Pensacola
most critically will be- the attitude OF its
q tizens. The personal element is part of
every transaction of any kind, in which
;.e-sons are interested The personal con-
tact must come into every phase or lie, and
this is particularly true of the prospective
settler or the visitor, who must so largely
depend upon the attitude OF others tor COM
! fort ard convenience.
If you do not want outsiders to come to
4 Pensacola as visitors or home-seekers.; II
: YOU do not want Pensacola to grow II you
do not want progress of any kind, then
these suggestions are not intended for you:
I Fut if YOU do want winter visitors to feel
welcome if YOU do want investors to come
here, il you do want Pensacola to increase
and prosper, then it is up to YOU to extend
4, them the hand of good fellowship.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-10
FINE ADVERTISING
EDITION

"The Pensacola Journal recently con
t. ined convincing article headed West
Florida and Hogs 1t costs less to pro-
duce hogs here than on any other area in
America. Sites for pig pens are waiting
ell over Bay County and West Florida fol-
the selective draft that is to secure an army
@ swine raisers. Homeseeker, in Florida
the pen is mightier than the sword says
the Lynn Haven Citizen editorially.
The Citizen, under the direction of Clara
3. Roth, is making splendid progress, evi-
dence of which is this advertising edition
of seven thousand copies, just off the press.
Bay county has five newspapers, none Of
which surpass the Citizen in news or its
presentation. geographically. the edition
just published, is excellent and the articles,
designed to promote the interests of the
Bay County section, fully meet require
ments in this direction.
The business that The Citizen carries is
ample guarantee of the place it is making
for itself in Florida journalism. and reflects
the business enterprise which its editor
combines to an unusual degree with capa-
bilities which are making The Citizen one
Of the leading papers Of the state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-12-10
ARGUES STATE CASE,

Tallahassee. Fla, Dec. 9.-(Special)
Assistant Attorney General Charles
Q. Andrews had just returned from
New Orleans, where he argued before
the United States Court OF Appeals
the case of the Empire Cotton Oil Co.
of Valdosta, Ga, VS.. the Florida Com
missioner. of Agriculture. Mr.. An
drews represented Mr.. McRae, who
seeks to compel the company to es-
tablish a nagency in this state in or
der to do business here under the law,
so as to be subject to service with
processes from customers who may
seek redress through the courts. The
company claims that this is an inter-
ference with interstate commerce
The court took the point at issue
under advisement, and the attorney
generals office here is anxiously
awaiting word from New Orleans as
to the final outcome. Judge VIM b.
Sheppard, of the Northern district OF
Florida, was one Of the Federal
judges sitting In this case