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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-07

FOR RENT-Two nice rooms on North
Hill, furnished or unfurnished. Phone
$780, 3772
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-07

FOR SALE-National cash register and
Oifver typewriter. Applv NJ e O.
store. 1901
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-07

FOR SAI,F'-Ever- bearing Strawberry
Plants. Toe per hundred. Apply r. Nj
Williams. or phone S95.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-07

WANTED-AH kinds of photograph
work, no matter what the make. Called
for and delivered If desired. The Piano
SHOP. Phone 791. 1920 e. Garden st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-07

FOR SALE-Improved farms at Coma
leg. or will exchange for city property.
A :. Edwards. Phone 1920. 3201
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-07

FOX SALE-Eight room house and
store connected, with stock and fix
lures: II interested call at 9Th avenue
aga 18TH street. 3642
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-07

a Special communication of
Escarnbia Lodge No. Is. F. &
~ A. NJ. Friday. Nov. s. at 1880
AA D. m. Work in the E. A. de-
[A|LE gree Visiting brothers fra
NJ ternany invited
JOHN G. CARO-.
f. D. RICHARDS. W. NJ
Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-07

FOR sALE-SmaH wood cook stove
102 North Alcaniz. 37ss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS

ATTOOING-Electric tattooing in al
colors. 2041s South Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-07

THE ROYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
viii oDen Lodge in Pensa cola Speeia
initiation, IS. This will be the last chance
to get in on such a low re For further
information apply George NJ Allen 40
North Guillenarde. n
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-07

FOR SALE-One-ton Ford truck $3.50
Apply gill West Jackson street. 1915
FOR SAIE--Grocery store and meat
market. Corner Alcaniz and Gonzalez.
1918
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

Phone your classified ads to The Republican. We will collect later Phone 4331.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
HAYDEN DENTIST
 CAPTURES BRIDE

HAYDEN. July 26.-The friends of Dr. Ely Phillips received a surprise this week upon returning from Phoerix where he had been taking the exam ination of the State Dental Board tan1 by the way passing very successfully he brought with him his bride, formerly Miss Algie Mae Henry. Miss Henry was one of the most popular young ladies of Dallss s. Texas. Dr. Phillips met her during his first year in Baylor Dental College, and during his thres years course their friendship continued. cuiminatlng in their marriage July IL, in Phoenix at the Hotel Jefferson hX the Rev. Rock of the Baptist church. They spent their honeymoon amid the grandeur of the Grand Canyon. Dr. Phillips will locate permanently in Hayden in the offices lately occupied by pr. Arnold.
 Miss Bently. nurse at the Ray Con. hospital, left Sunday for Los Angeles to visit her parents.
 Mir. Kelly returned from his vacation Sunday and is again at work at Knight Thompson Go.
 Last Sunday the Hayden Ball club journeyed to Ray and met defeat, the score being 15 to ?. in favor Of Ray Next Sunday the 27th. Ray will send their team to Hayden where hot re- ception awaits them.
 Ivan Locke of the 18th Engineers arrived from service this week and i: working in the mill.
 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Masterson of Los An l geles came Sunday to visit her son anc ! family. Mir. J. A. Masterson. l The Apron and overall dance at th' tennis court Saturday night was wei attended
 Rev [. r Dagley. who has been ou with the Boy Scouts at their cam
 near Grace. will return Saturday an'
 hold egular services in the church ol Sunday.
 Dr. D. '. MacIver of the Y. NJ, C. 4
 overseas force gave a lecture at tn local Y on Saturday. the 18th. It wa
 well received and the entertainment ,hat followed the lecture delighted tn
 crowd
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
CLUB CHAMPIONS TO
 VISIT UNIVERSITY

Through the joint courtesy of the Arizona Bankers association, the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and the University of Arizona, upward of twenty club achievement champions will receive free trips to Tucson during Jenuary to attend the second annual boys and girls short course.
 These free trips have been given for the last four years. and the benefits the boys and girls have derived cer- tairly speak highly for such type of achievement recognition. During the stay of the champions at the univer- sity which is generally three days, ev- cry effort is made through the careful blending of instruction and pleasure not mentioning good eats" to make the stay as pleasant and profitable as possible.
 The regular Farmers and House. keepers week follows this short course and if the champions can so arrange they are urged to stay over. These 1 free trips are only one feature of the many fine prizes which are being of ] fered through the club work thi:
 season.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
THE MAN OF ACTION

consciousness is ridiculous. While the nothingness of so-called mortal mind is forever vacant, the divine Mind in its allness is full of unfolding joy
 This joy does not depend on the human concepts of place, time, heat, cold, society, comforts. novelty, ex- citement, or even mortal quietude It is rather the glad understanding that the omnipresent goodness of God means for man omnipresent satisfac- tion in spiritual vigor. Whether in the midst of stately forests or of crowded city streets, one depending on Mind is able to experience always the exhil aration of understanding the true idea. Why does one person go to the great modern hotel that has been put up in the midst of the widest mountains, and another to the little tent in the grove by the river? Clearly it is be- cause the going and seeking are en- tirely mental, due to different tastes which are simply beliefs of different standpoints from which good Is con- sidered. The broadest human taste is that which can appreciate every seem ing state of mind by seeing in place of it the infinity of the divine conscious ness. AS spiritual sense is awakened | it turns to the divine activity, the former vanishes before the lattet and nothing is left but the one boundless Mind which includes all rightness.
 No change in earthly climate or altitude ever really affects health. Ii | what climate and at what altitude does God dwell? The everpresence of Mind is health and strength and right living in every way. The true man dwell: i in this everpresence and is sustained and maintained in the atmosphere o Mind which is entirely apart from any mortal suppositions of dampness, rar. ity. dryness, pressure, or sudden vari ations. Thus the man of unlimited ac tion created by God is forever happy in knowing only what God knows O infinite circumstances. His vacation is continuous enjoyment of the realit! in place of any seeming whatsoever l Through his understanding of Prin ciple he proves endless adaptability t the requirements of Principle and thu
 endless health.
 On page 302 of Science and Health Mrs Eddy points out that .'The mate
 rial body and mind are temporal, bu the real man is spiritual and eternal The identity of the real man is no
 lost, but found through this explana
 tion; for the conscious infinitude O
 existence and of all identity is thereb
 discerned and remains unchanged. is impossible that man should los aught that is real, when God is all an eternally his" Here she shows plainl
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

he found another one. but not so large. He took the first one in his left hand and began to strike it on the side near the end with the other stone, breaking off a little of the largest one every time he struck it. He kept on doing that on every side. turning il over and over until the end of it was kind of pointed. Then he turned il around and did the other the same way. After that he began to strike the biggest stone in the middle turn ing it round and round, till he made a groove all the way around it. Then he got some sandstone and rubbed and rubbed them against it until it was smooth. Next he found a little bush the size of his finger. trimmed the limbs off, put stone in the groove and twisted it a little. Then he went away and left it. When he went back to it after awhile the bush had grown tight around the stone in the grove
 He measured the length of his arm from the tips of his fingers to his el- bow, and cut the bush off just tha, same length That Is how the young
 man of our tribe made his magic war club
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

in the phrase "the conscious infinitude of existence and of all identity" what there is to the true man of activity and to the spiritual vacation. In no other way can anyone ever be fully satisfied than by proving that Life is indeed consciously infinite and yet always the same. For the real man this is already and eternally proved by God; and for the human being it is proved in pro- portion as human thought turns to this spiritual fact and to that extent disappears before the real understand ing.
 Thus the man of activity who is produced by the divine Mind is not a material creature going through a 1 strenuously wearing and tearing | round, degenerating into what has i been termed the tired business man. l but exists entirely as spiritual idea ! Idea. of course, can never be depleted i or worn out or run down. Idea is complete, rightly nourished by Mind immortally in proper motion. Activ- l ity in accordance with inexhaustible divine intelligence is all there is to l the true, spiritual man. Just as the sun has to shine. so the perfect con sciousness which is divine Principle has to be conscious or active. The very being conscious of the divine source and of nothing else is the har- monious operation of the great First
 Cause. To live wholly as spiritua
 idea operating joyously in accordance
 with Principle is to be man in tho
 image and likeness of God. As Mrs
 Eddy says on page 330 of "MiscelIa.
 neous Writings" in the midst of {
 beautiful article, "St. Paul wrote, Re.
 jcice in the Lord always And wh!
 not, since mans possibilities are in
 finite, bliss is eternal, and the con
 sciousness thereof is here and now? :?
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

CWritten for the Christian Science
 Monitor)
 What is a vacation? Certainly it is not a mere change of place or of the way of filling in time. The perpetual pleasure seeker usually finds what he is looking for nowhere. Thus, though he may go from Florida to Japan, from the seaside to the! mountains, he may slip after all into a worse rut of un- rest than if he had stayed at his start ing point Rushing around smartly is." as Mrs. Eddy says on page 290 of Miscellaneous Writings" no proof of accomplishing mucH' It does not necessarily prove even the accomplish ment of a true vacation. To say this is not to say, of course that anyone need remain immovable on one mar rowly circumscribed portion of the worlds surface and, year in and year out, stick to one human way of being busy. The eternal liberty to act which is also freedom from supposed limits. is spiritual, the manifest infinity of Mind, regardless of any belief in mat ter.
 In Genesis we read: And Pharaoh spsl1e unto Joseph, saying. Thy father and thy brethren are come unto thee; the land of Egypt is before thee; in the best of the land make thy father and brethren to dwell; in the land of Goshen let them dwell; and if thou knowest any men of activity among them, then make them rulers over my cattle" Though the Revised Versions render the phrase men of activity as able men," obviously action is the only proof of ability. In story and motion picture the cowboy of western America stirs youthful admiration be- cause of the apparent range of his energy, because he is indeed a man oi activity. Today as in the time oi Pharaoh and Joseph dominion of any sort, whether lover the cattle. anC over all the earth" or over daily and nightly thinking. is vouchsafed only to the man of Gods creating who i: infinitely and vitally active.
 It is this proving of complete do- minion through knowing and showing forth the energetic variety of tho divine Minds action that makes up continuously happy vacation. Spir itual intelligence and it's expression has forever proved vacant morta mind and the belief of matter, for thi true Mind and it's idea never did liv, in matter or mortal mind. Allnes could not possibly inhabit nothing ness. And certainly since the divin Mind and what it knows is immutabl, all there is. even 10 suppose anothe mind capable of believing in matte instead of the substance of spiritua
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
CAUSES OF CRUSHING
 ITALIAN DEFEAT IN
 1917 ARE PUBLISHED

ROME. July 26-The findings of the government commission appointed to inquire into the Caporetto disaster. in October, 1917, where the Italian line was broken by the great Austro- Ger man attack, were published here today.
 The commissions report attributes the Italian defeat to three sets of causes, which were:
 First-The powerful influence of un- favorable propa ganda which seriously affected the morale of the Italian troops.
 Second-Political meddling with military plans.
 Third-The military's lack of vision necessary in modern warfare. under estlmau uon of the enemy forces and lack of preparation and material.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28

a long time, and he fell into a kind of sleep. As he kept on praying in his sleep a white bear came and told him that the warriors of the High Hill de- feated ours because their chief had a magic war club. Said the bear to the young man, q will tell you how to make a stronger magic medicine than that of your enemies, and with it you shall defeat them"
 When the young man woke up he did just what the bear told him. He got a smooth stone about the size ol his fist and as long as his hand. Thel
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
BY CHIEF ITALIAN Of KioWa Indian Tribe

Many warriors made war against us, and our warriors who were not as many as theirs could not stand before them. Their warriors always defeated ours. So, at last our fighting men said, ''the medicine of the High Hill warriors is stronger than ours, and there is no use for us to fight against it."
 Then it was that one of our young men went away into a deep place ot the prairie and lasted and prayed iol
Arizona republican., 1919-07-28
PLENTY OF sUoYANcY

(Blighty, London) How are the life preservers on this boat?" Fine. I've just had three-as good as I ever drank"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
CLOSE DOOR To
BOOZE SMUGGLING
Secret Service Men Make
Wholesale Arrests on Ohio
Michigan State Line.
BY United Press =:

By United Press:
TOLEDO, o.. Feb. 2O-The open
door to Michigan for whisky SNUG
glers was peremptorily closed today
when the United States government
stepped in TO prevent importation of
liquor into Michigan from Ohio. Sc
cret service men are on the job for
merly hNld by the Michigan state
police. who were "hred" by su-
preme court invaIidating search and
seizure.
At noon the agents. having re-
ceived orders To make wholesale ar
rests. were driving back the booze
laden cars whose drivers became
afraid 10 attempt a ride Of the new
blockade.
Authority for the federal govern
ment TO act is contained in the fifth
section of the postal appropriation
act of 1917. which provides punish
ment up 10 one years Imprisonment
and $1,000 fine for any person who
shall order, purchase or cause to be
transported Intoxicating liquor into a
dry state"
Orders were issued this afternoon
that whisky smugglers caught with
the evidence are TO be arrested be-
fore leaving Toledo. Up to 1890 p.
m. eight arrests had been made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
ELLIOTT CRIES
DOUBLE CROSS
Former Saloon Keeper De-
CIareS Police Are Making
Him the Goat"

Clarence Elliott, the Polk ST. col
ored politician and former saloon
keeper whose place of business was
afternoon of Feb. 1. declares that he
has been decorated with the "dou-
bic cross" by the Carson admins
tration.
Elliott's case was set down for a
hearing Thursday morning before
Special Judge Donald Drummond.
but George Kurtz, counsel for FL
liott, prevented his client having a
hearing in the lower court by de-
County Pros. Samuel 2. Schwartz
not 20 try jury cases in the city
court, and he Immediately notified
the presiding judge that the case
against Elliott would be relied in
the circuit court.
After the case had been continued
in the city court TO March l in order
to give the state sufficient oppor-
tunity TO refile the charges in the
higher court, Elliott became conf
Dental in the corridors of the city
hall.
These babies over here are dOu-
BILE crossing me-" he declared. a
fellow can go ahead and elect a
mayor and the rest Of them TO Of
fee, and then he gets what I ann
getting" continued the former
saloonkeeper.
I'm simply being made the goat
When they got me that time they
passed up several other places just
10 make me the goat. These babies
over here forget what a fellow does
for them.
Every time somebody buys a
drink these babies say that he buys
II at my place. They didn't find any
liquor at my place. did they?
never sold any whisky This thinr
is all a frameup, and they are trying
TO make me the goat. There is
never a thing that happens that il
is not laid at my place But what's
the use2" he concluded as he went
hack 10 his former saloon on Polk St
The case of Billy Meyers. whose
bar fixtures were taken out by the
police the same afternoon that FL
liott's were, and which was 20 have
been tried Thursday morning. was
continued TO March ! by Special
Judge G. A Fara baugh in order
that the case may be heard By Judge
Gilmer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
STORMS DELAY 18
TRANSPORTS BRINGING
10000 MEN HOME

BY United Press:
NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-Severe
storms. sweeping the Atlantic, have
delayed arrival here Of IS trans
ports. carrying nearly 10000 men.
Wireless reports last night and
today stated that all the ships were
weathering the gales, but that many
would be several days overdue. Some
have been forced to run for Ber-
muda for coal and repairs, the mes
sages said.
The steamer Henderson, due to-
day with 1900 wounded. is heading
for Bermuda. according 10 a radio
picked up by the battleship Kansas
and relayed TO the naval station
here.
The President Grant wirelessed
last night that she had heard dis
tress signals from the small Polar
Bear. which carries three casual or
fcers. and was going 10 her aid
A message from the Woonsocket
which left Bordeaux Jan. p. and
was due here 10 days ago. said she
had lost a propeller blade, but was
proceeding TO port under her owr
steam. Twenty-one soldiers are
aboard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
DRIVE YANK OUT
MeXiCanS Threaten American
on Trumped Up Charge.

By United Press:
NEW YORK, Feb. 2O.-Edgar NJ.
wilkins of Savannah, Ga, arrived
here today on the ward line steam
ship Monterey. accompanied by his
wife and boy. after having been
driven out of Mexico. wilkins is an
engineer with the Pueblo Tramway,
Light and Power Co. at Orizaba.
Mexico. and recently was charged.
he said, with furnishing dynamite 10
blow up the plant of rival concern
operated by Mexicans.
He declared he established an ali
hi and the affair was dropped tenn
porarily. The Mexican returned later.
however, with an armed guard and
ordered him 10 leave the country.
Wilkins is going TO Washington 10
present his case 20 the federal au-
thOrities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
By United Press

By United Press:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 20
The state highway commission bill,
changed in many important respects,
was 10 be passed by the house Of
representatives this afternoon un-
der suspension of the rules. The
tax bill was also to be put through
if possible.
The committee directed by the re-
publican caucus 20 amend the high
way commission bill was ready to re-
port TO the house and the caucus had
agreed that the bill would receive
the full support Of the majority.
The important changes are:
Counties to receive 100000 auto
license fees and all in excess esti-
mated at the same amount TO be Civ
en- to the state highway fund.
Tax Levy Increased.
Bids must be received on three
different kinds of material.
The tax levy is increased to 10
mills
Salaries of all employees are to be
fixed by the commission.
The Demaree bill providing for es-
tablishment Of a state police force,
was defeated in the house today
when a committee report recon-
menAing indefinite postponement
was adopted without discussion.
The house passed the Milten berger
bill increasing the pay of election
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-20
MOTION FOR A
SENTENCE STAY
REFUSED FIVE
Lands Act Draws Bitter
Speech From Convicted
COngreSSman-eIeCt, De-
Tending Socialism.

BY United Press:
CHICAGO. Feb 2O.-Motion for
new trial and for stay Of sentence
were denied by federal Judge Lands
here today i'm the case Of Victor
Berger, socialist congressman-elect
and four other socialist leaders.
Each Of the defendants asked to
make "A statement before sentences
were pronounced.
The FIVE defendants who were
found guilty in conspiring TO violate
the espionage act are:
Victor l.. Berger. congressman
elect from wisconsin; J. Louis Eng
dahl, editor of various socialist pub
lications; William -. Kruse, execu-
tive secretary Of the Young Peoples
Socialist league; Adolph Germer, ma.
tional socialist secretary. and Ira
ST John Tucker, socialist orator AMI
writer.
The I'VE were indicted almost one
year ago but were not brought 10
trial until the last month of 1918.
The trial lasted six weeks.
Berger Assails Verdict.
Berger. first TO speak, said a ve~-
dict such as that against the five
defendants would be impossible in
any other country except Japan.
we all admit that we are social
lists" said Berger "Our position was
IMPLY that of the international So
cialist movement.
Socialists know capitalism can
not last forever any more than the
foudaI system endured
we are no more guilty Of con-
spiracy than the Judge himself.
Berger discussed socialism at
length. detailing it's reasons for op-
posing war.
And IL was finally the uprising
of German socialists that vir-
tualIv ended the world war-not any
victory of allied troops" he said
The allies had a march Of almost
four weeks after the armistice be-
fore they reached the German from
tier
This was a political trial The
socialist party was on trial
CritiCizcs jury.
Berger criticised the jury as hand
picked by the American Protective
league
If ne were sent TO the penitentiary.
Berger said. It would be positive
proof that America has taken the
place OF Russia. Ia place of healthy
political opposition. such sentence.
hc said. would mean the growth If
iu-natured. secretive and dangerous
movements.
lie quoted leaders of other parties
10 back his claim that the world
war resulted from commercial strug-
-Iee and was only trade war.
..Yoa cannot build O. Chinese wall
AGAINST ideas" Berger said. There
are 1o.o0O.0Oo people i'm this country
always on the brink OF pauperism.
YOU cannot eXpel them-you cannot
EiU them-you need them as re-
serve army OF industry. You cannot
solve this problem and Yet this prob
lem must be solved.
'Tf 7 am go be punished for hav-
ing told the truth as I saw il ask
for no mercy