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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
SCHOOL MHgGERs


On account Of the public attention
given during the lazt few days 70 such
important Aaatters as the homecoming
reception ID lie service men and tiie
order 81 Inc state Health Dena rtment
directing the construction IL III
tration system for Annapolis, the ac-
count 1T the workings o. several laFg-
Ell scllools III the county. into which
number ~ smaller ones had been
merged. may have escaped general
notice
The facta stated ID this article we're
furnished by County school superin-
sandent Fox, and they are ~ 8 most
encouraging nature To those who are.
interested fl the public schools and
Who are anxious to see their work
brought to the highest standard 81 az
fciency on al economical basis as "
consistent with such efficiency.
rhe most satisfactory result Of the
merger III that II has greatly increased
school attendance. Figures show that
atty per cent. more children attend
the large schools than attended ali the
small schools from which they formed.
This III, indeed, remarkable and
pleasing circumstance. It has been
particularly notable that few Of the
larger boys attended the small country
school 81 the usual type. With the
multiplicity Of routine duties perform
etl IN d teacher who handles all
grades. it was found impossible 70
make ii attractive to the older stu
dents, particularly the boys. One eff
feet OF the consolidated school. there
foPa, has been to keep the boys At
school for longer period
The second result. of almost equally
pleasing nature. is that the schools are
taught In q much more efficient way,
and there III far greater amount Of
apaclallxing iii teaching and In the civ
ing 81 individual attention Those who
are not trained Iii school matters won
der how 1t is possible for one teacher
10 handle eight grades In one room !:
those Who are expert In auch matters
know that II cannot BE done IN an
efRclqnt lnanner T|he merging Of
Two schools and the continued en-
ployment Of both teachers. halves the
task Of each, nntl should more than
double the resulta Of the work which
had been done.
The matter of economy u secondary
iii school AFFAIRS though Of much Inn
portnnce IN every branch Of public af-
salra. Ii is readily demonstrated that
there has been great saving Of
money III the per capita Instruction
I'll Tie merged schools, III other words,
it Is costing less TO give better educa-
ton to each scholar.
The people OF this county, or any
other community Of good citizens, do
rot care Ia save money 81 tho expense
81 the efficiency of their schools. They
wlsh, rather to spend all that IL rea-
sonabie III giving as many as possible
os their children as much Of the best
kind 81 education. TO this end, the
consolidated school has already done
much here ana Til other places. and.
the development and expansion Of the
work already begun gives q bright
promise for the future Of our schools
and the settlement Of many Of the
things which have hindered them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
EDUCATION MAKES BIG
GAINS IN PHILIPPINES

Seventy per cent. OF the Inhabitants
of the Philippines over ten pears old
are literafe. a. shown by the 1913 cen.
sus, according TO cable just received
by the War department from Vice
Governor YaateF ut Manila
OF the estimated population Of TO-.
SOC. 900. lO.00e .0eO are civilized Chris
tians. while 500. 900 representa- the
non Christians Of sO-calied wild tribes.
The latter however, are tncluded In the
population Of which 10 per cent. IRE lit
crate
The percentage Of literacy in the
Philippines al shown BY the census
Just completed. IS almost as high az
that of some Of the southern states or
the union. higher than that eg Greece.
Italy, Portugal, Rouinania and SeFvia
Ii is also higher than that Of any Of
the new countries whose independe nce
ii being recognized by the Allies
1t Is pointed out there IL every rea-
son for the iIteracy of the Philippines
10 be stiIl higher Within the next few
years, through the action Of the Phil
Ippine legislature at its Inst session
ID voting s0.eeo, 90 pssos to extend
the educational system ID that scao0as
viii Be available to every child and
youth ia the Philippines.
Between 1919 and 1915 the total
number Of children In school In.
creased from 10000 to s75.O0e. gain
of 64 per cent. IA Six years me NUM-
Der of intermediate pupils grew 20 81
0Oo. q gain OF leo per cent The mum
Der Of high school students reached
sls. 600, q gain OF S2e Ser cent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28

Monev rs pay var alIDwAneea waa
DELAYED for raonGhs ~ Cons sesai0nal
ss.action. 81 viii nnE % delayed ! day
by presidential ahseaee, Ne. Wilson
HAVING eahled TFun Paris % bsgtn
payments III antseipattOn Of his Ei9-
nature. Away from Washington but
% the Job. New York World
Members Of ministerial aas0cia-
ton il PhIladalphia denounced ~
Bolahevists. Park Commissioner who
permit athletics Ia FaIrmount Park
On SUNDAY Some persona Who use
the term BOIshevists need lexic0na
othsra need padded cells II innatit
asysurns. Louisville Courier Journal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
ANNd9t n GEM ENT

hereby announce my candidacy for
the once of sheriff Of Anne Arundel
.ounty subject 10 the will Of tho voters ~
lie rnIning prInlnriea. have served
seven years In fhe sheriHE office, AMI II
.letfea viii acrye the public In the same
.ificient manner that have cnaeayored to
81 s.. WILLIAM ID. II. Ice.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
rnn noUsE OF pELEaATEs

announce my candidacy for the Dem
ocratse nomination for the House q A1ele-
,sates ma. enllsst the support u Ill Demo-
rats. .m..
expect to be discharged from the THY
about July frat and will then resume the
Itrnctfce III law III Annapolis:
JOHN =. STRAifQlkNs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
FOR RENT
IROPnG.Allk

i,ids for lie erection nf d f0ursro0
frame school 8hMlidEng III The Eighth dis
Etrict III Anne arundel county III authorized
Nv the General Assembly Of Marylanti. Arts
of 1918. Chaigfsa No. -. Viii he received autl
opened III fiiekafliee 81 the Gnnnty KanTd 81
Education af Annapolis, AIaryllnd. on
Tuesday, JmiN@ss. 1919 az Il o'cIoek III
PLANS Ana SPECIFICATIONS may he
obtained frnnN George FIX County SnDer-
intrnsent of Schools at annapolis Nd,
sor FROM IIeasH Il Hopkins. architect. IL
Erni0n TrHat Hluiisiing baltimore, Mary
land.
The Ruilli4g committee reserves the
right 10 reJes any or Ill bids.
GEORGE Fox,
lgT3 County Superintendent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
CANDIDATES cARD

IN the Republicans o. Anne Arundel
,onnty: / Will be 4 candidate Tor me
House III Delegates ln the coming p iis,s1
LIE n,,sl IL nominated and elected will De
IL, aEIt5EitE HEAD | Will enaeayor 50
heln in the pasAage Of bills conducive Tor
- 49, Is tskORtsE A. BASIL.
IS Later ] will announce my platform
and policies,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
CANDIDATES COLUMN

AM poter has the right 70 pc q
candidate iii me Prin0rD Election
OF his party. sKbjecf holeeter 20
certatn qHali fe0tions for special
ofGces. Make g0Mr announcement
il this c0lumn ord keep before
the UOfers Mmfil election.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28

"Do You suspect Your Husband?
write US aFs Wen Trail Him. Is Ad-
yertisement of Woman's Protective
League in Tampa Headline Why
pick on Tanpa Start IN Salt Lake
city and Utsh generally.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
Il MOL n E..NE u. N ~

hereby announce my candidacy for the
nice 1T sheriff of Anne Arundel county
ron, the second aistriet, subject to the ac-
Ian of the Democratic primaries N Sep
ember. I earnestly solicit the. support OF
~ -. a Z ~ THOMAS DOVE.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
4 4

hereby announce my candidacy for the
,fg1er az County EoInlnIeEi0hcx na Anne
Srunhel county for the First lhesriss. sun 9, :
siae.ss ~ The action af the Democratic prl.
,,arlss IN Sppteinher YOur support will
10 appreciated. 80 49, ,,,,tYA,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
ANNoIi ENT

10 the Republican voters Of Anne Arun@
lei county. hereby announce myself
nndidate for member Of the State Central
Committee for said county at the primary
lection In September.
CHARLES IT, RASIIs.
5aIasff Annapolis, Md
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
ron CLERK OF THE CoURT

TO the Democratic voters OF Anne Arun-
lei county, l announce that | viii be i
anslfdatp Tor the Democratic nomination
FOR the office Of Clerk III tile Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel county, subject 81 the
Urinary election III be- held in September
ltiCITANI1 (s. CfIANEY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28

Senate h-committee on Reds
strongly faSrs something like the war
time espionage Law to protect Amer
lean sovereIgnty.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28

Suggest the Senate subcommittee
that to do sy good II must be some
thing far tter than the espionage
law.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28

It's d poor rsIa tlsst wont work
both ways III You are going to kick
you might d veil be h0aastrong about
III
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
TIMELY COMMENT BY
TONGUE AND PEN


Italy rises ID remark that It isn't
Dalmatia she cares for. but what she
can do with IL. New York Evening
post,
All Praise ID LieHtenant Commander
HeNd, bur let Us not forget that other
good sport. Josephus Daniels Phila~
dclphla Record
Atmospheric conditions seem to be
unfavorahle for hop on By Con-
gress On the Presidents recommends
lion regarding wartime liquor legis-
lation Richmond Times Dispatch
Cape prince Of Wales. Alaska. is
said to he the windiest place IN the
world. ii must be an alry spot. In
deed, Ii 1t Ii more windy than Is
washington these days. Norfolk
vtrginian-pilot
Perhaps when Lenlne and Trotsky
have had their own throats cut by
their own followers Red Ray Robbins
viii begin kO aes some virtue in TIE
American system as compared with
Boishevisn Washington Post.
The Gerlnan Iunkers are no longer
making secret of their hatred Of
M0odrow fflaon Another point on
which the German 1ankers ngree ab-
solutcly with the American RepublI-
cans Charleston News and Courier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
TTTRsDlY. July lST. I91e.

Al TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON
iii that tract Of land on the north side 0f
severn River, 00nsIsting or ten aud one
stifth tf0.2A1 acreH Of land, improved by b
seyen room bungalow, With toilet and bath
aud supplied with running wafer and
Blan Gas lii 10 c0nyenieHt to the rail-
road. boulevard and Severn River. being
near Wlncheater Station. on the Short
Line q. ri. and about I'VE miles fr0in
8AnRMp05Ia. The house is heated by hot
water. has large pOrchea and good eel
lar. The property runs Gown I'd Cool
Spring Cove on Severn River sud tn
citifies, In addition to the ten and one nth
4creN above described. one half interest
IN the lot Of about ONE quarter of an acre
nj land lying on Cool Spring Core. TO-
gekher with the riparian and water rights.
A plot OF the property IL recorded in IAber
a. W.. No. S06, folio aS8, Land Records or
Anne Arundel County.
TRIMS OF SAEsEs4A half cASk on rat
tfcatfon OF sale balance payable In one
wear fromn day Of sale, with interest. ami
to be secured by note Of purchaser with
satisfactory snretyY or aIl cash on Fatin-
cation OF 1aie at option Of pufchAGeF Al
deposit or three hundred dollars t$3O000l
required ON day of sale. For further in-
formation INQUIRE of the underalgMad.
JAMES ~. MURR0Es
Attorney.
wa I'll MOSS, Aucefoneer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
List Of Appointments Of
Registration Officers

AAt16 ~ 1ApkSSAks @AhA ssaAAs ~
Registration Officers
Oflice 81 the Board Of Supervisors %
Elections for Anne Arundel
County, Maryland.
Annapolis, Md. June 9th, 1919
AT meeting Of the Board OF super
visors Of Elections for Anne Arundel
County. Maryland held In their Office
iii the Court House at Annapolis, Md,
June 2Cth, 1919. the following men
we're selected as Chief Judges of Eiec-
tions and Registration Officers for the
several election precincts as required
by Section Z, Chapter 202 Of Article 80
or the Code Of Public General Laws
of Maryland
Notice of selection has been mailed
10 the address of each person request
ing them to appear before the board
on July Sth, 1919, between the hours
OF ii 100 and 1900 o'clock. AL Nj. at
which time they will be examined and
sworn mi
FIRST DISTRICT
First Precinct
floyd OWENS, (Dem ], Lothian
w. IS. GLOVER, tRep.l, Galloways
second Precinct
lvANORDEN 4 WEIR, (Deml, South
River.
] FLETCHER BUl.LEN. tRep.l, South
River.
SECOND DISTRICT
First Precinct
HENRY 4. BOETTCHER, (Dcm.)
Eastport
/ VIM. =. BOWMAN. tRepl, Eastport
second Precinct
BIRCH BEARD, tDenal. Annapolis
III. II d.
ALEX 81 ANDERSON. (Rep.). Anna
polls. RI +. ID
Third Precinct
/ LOUIS Il. DtIvALL, tDem,l, AnnaBo-
lis, II. If. ID.
lCIIAS. A FINKBINE, lRep1. Anna
polls
THIRD DISTRICT
FIRST PFeclnet
i JAMES W JENKINS, eDcm.l. Pasa-
dena.
PETER i. scHRAMM, eRep-l. Arni-
ser.
second Precinct
RICHARD DUYALL, lDem.l, Anna
tn. TILeHMAN BRIcE. eRep). Anna
polls,
FOURTH DISTRICT
First Precinct
itcIJRTIS FISHER. tDem). Wood
wardville.
i JAMES a. STEWART, lRep.). Anna
i polls Junction.
second Precinct
ADDISON HUMPHREY. DEM. BEN
field.
VIM. II. DICUS. (Repl. Millersville
FlPTH DISTRICT
First Precinct
JOHN Il. GISCHEI4, (9em S. BALTIC.
VIM. G. LEHR, tRaps). Brooklyn
SecORd Precinct
GEO + CROMWELL, tDenl j. BROOK
Iyn, n. II. d.
VIM. II. RHODE. (Rep.l. Glen Burnie
SIXTH DISTRICT
First Precinct
John c BOESsEI.. tDem ], Anna
RaIpH Il DAYTON sRep.,, Anna
polls.
second Preclnct
LOUIS HOPKINS. lDen9 Annapolis.
WM L. MARCY. (Rep.). Annapolis
Third Precinct
JAS. II. MCKEE, Dem D. Annapolis
4 BENZ G. BRITTON, tRep), Annapo-
lis.
Fourth Precinct
FRANK JEWELL, DEM, Annapolis
To- ALBERT ELDER, lRep), Annapo-
Il lis.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
First Precinct
Il JOHN PERRY. lDem !. Elltwell
JAMES e. FLYNN, lRep.1. McKendree,
Second Preeimcf
VIM II. HUL.SE.. lDem ], Churchton.
s. KEMP DAWSON. lRepl. Church
ton.
i --------------s-
ALFRED H. PERRIE. President.
WILLIAM n. CRISP.
CHARLES b. HEsSKEL..
Board Or Supervisors of Elections
for Anne Arnnd el County
Maryland.
I m YAysnflM q cF4AW fxiavk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28

Ere long The r.
their news columns N.
essary for The ptp ,s..
names OF such Labor &,
are not on strike i4t
20 isl an 90 lhea
Transcript
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28
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sault
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ness With Iaiin
ner and aesthetic 4sss,.
mean q higher itt4t,es
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much 81 South
cslliarly an apIlaI IN
evangelical forces
( pear there hecauss
appreciation 90 Aal 4
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NON . TO LOAN
sITu ION WANTED

3
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nertel.t,ssl mi n angraiplief AMI tyIiss stcs
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28

Mrs Eta Marfn ss.,
trial II Montrosc eil / gl,a,,.
ing assaulted John l.altar I,
-
a chronic iiaf s
liar who has Sin
racity
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-28

w. q. lIoss 4 aetioneer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-21
IN A TANCLE
OVER CHECK
FROM COUNTY
POINT RAISED IN
MAKING PAYMENT TO JOHN
oHERKINs ON CONTRACT.

The county is up against it in the
payment of sos to John Gherkins
for labor and equipment on the but
tresses of the Bayou Chico bridge.
Mr.. Gherkins has presented a bill for
this amount.
Langley Bell. clerk of the board
of county commissioners. refuses to
issue any checks payable to this ac-
count unless he is given an itemize9
statement of expenses. This Mr..
Gherkins refuses TO do. The board
has not made their order any strong
er than a verbal request and the con-
tractor is standing on his rights,
claiming that the demand of the clerk
is unjust.
The clerk is insistent that he Will
not pay out such an amount of money
without having complete record of
expenditures. The contractor is equal
~ insistent and the decision hangs in
the balance.
Mr. Gherkins has challenged the
board to look over his profits and
says that his part in the deal will
show a loss. He claims that it is
unreasonable to thus question his con-
tract The clerk has come back at
him by saying that there is no rec
ord of such contract.
Commissioner Soderlind claims that
Gherkins is within the law although
there was only a verbal agreement
and that it is up to him whether he
furnish such an itemized statement
He contends that the contractor saved
he county over $500 in the deal.
Commissioner Candy stated that it
was unfair to make an agreement and
then demand the payroll. Commits
sioner Hardy said that bills had been
presented and given the boards o. K.
and that was all that was necessary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-21
NEW ORLEANS PLANS
BIG FALL BUYERS
MEET IN AUGUST

New Orleans, La, July 19.-Ban-
quets, theatre parties, dances and a
glittering style show will be among
the entertainment features of the fall
buyers convention from August Ii to
16 to be given under the auspices of
the wholesale merchants and manutac-
turers bureau of the New Orleans
Association of Commerce. The offer to
refund railroad fares on purcha ses
made in accordance with the rules of
merchants in Texas. Arkansas Loliisi-
anna, Tennessee, Mississippi. Alabama,
Georgia. Florida and the latin Ameri-
can countries bordering on the gulf
will bring many visitors to the great
southern market.
In issuing this invitation, A. c.
Carpenter, chairman of the wholesale
merchants and manufacturers bureau
of the New Orleans Associa ton of
Commerce, believes New Orleans offers
a better selection of goods, particu-
larly merchandise sold extensively in
the south.
Merchants who attended this mer-
chandising event should register with
the bureau to obtain proper creden-
tials, a copy of the membership direc-
tory and badges. giving them admis-
sion to all the social and business
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-21
West FLORIDA
MEMBER SHOULD
RELIEvEBL0UNT
MEETING OF STATE PURCHASE
CENTENNIAL COMMISSION WILL
BE HELD AT CITY HALL TUES.
DAY AFTERNOON,

Pensacola will go out for a West
Florida member Of the state purchase
centennial commission to succeed w
A Blount who has resigned. This is
IN ilne with the movement of citizens
10 nave this city chosen as the site
Tor the big celebration commemorative
the purchase of Florida from SPAIN
Deflnite lines of procedure will be
mapped out when the special COM
mittee. appointed by Mayor Sanders
and DR.. F. G.. Renshaw will get to
work tomorrow afternoon. meeting
mas been called for o'clock at the
city hall when the booster program
Will be inaugurated and reports on
whether public sentiment here favors
SUCH a celebration being given.
There is every reason why Pensa-
cola should be the chosen site and no
reason why she should not Chairman
b. ,. Hancock stated last night. I'VE
are In the fight to win and every effort
VIII be put forth to defeat Jackson
Vile who is also after the celebra-
ton"
j. H. Bayliss, secretary of the local
centennial committee, in urging the
attendance of each one of the twenty
tive members at Tuesdays meeting
says:
Pensacola should have the honor Of
celebrating the one hundredth ami
versary of the cession of Florida by
Spain to the United States Don't
you as a citizen and booster for your
city want to have the honor of helping
to secure this centennial for Pensa-
cola? Of course you do, for it means
so much for the future of our city.
That's why you were appointed on the
committee of 100 for this purpose, and
that's why you were appointed on
committee of 25 from the committee Of
100, to investigate and make plans to-
wards securing this centennial and re-
port back to the main committee"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-21
STEAMER "DACA"
BE FURNISHED
WITH BOOKS HERE

Everett o. Fontaine, A. L. A. Ii
brarian at the Naval Air Station, has
been instructed to furnish the crew
OF the United States Shipping board
steamer "Daca," now in port, with
reading matter. More than rs VOL
umes and about 35 copies of maya
zines will be furnished the ''Daca'
as a ships library. In addition to
this service the American Library
Association, through the librarian at
the naval station, is planning to fur
nish other u. S. Shipping board ships
with literature. being assisted in this
work by the local shipping board Of
flee. Only the ships that put into
Pensacola. or have been built here,
will be thus assisted.
1t is probable that the A. L. A S
library at the naval station will soon
be turned over to the chaplain for
management, but just when this will
be done is not yet known. Meanwhile
the library is being used extensively
by the men at the station and every
effort is being made to render them
the best service possible in the way
of good fiction, vocational books and
late magazines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-21
IF YOUR BLOOD
is YOUR LIFE
How Necessary 10 Pure Blood TO Your.
Good Health.

How Necessary 10 Pure Blood 70 Your
Good Health.
Pure blood Is as necessary to your
good health as the air you breathe,
the. food you eat and the water you
drink
When the blood becomes cIogged
with impurities, you suffer from con-
stipation. your nerves are weakened,
ycurhead aches and you feel general
~ run down and exhausted.
The best and quickest way to
cleanse the blood of the impurities
which cause the trouble Is to take the
treatment prescribed by a successful
physician for his patients.
This liquid treatmen'. ready pre-
pared, is known as Prescription
GEES. 1t is taken in small doses be-
cause it is concentrated, and being
readily absorbed, cleanses the blood
Of the impurities which cause your i'll
health. After using Prescription
C-2223 for a short time, your skin
will have that glow of health, indi-
eating that your body is being nour-
ished by pure red blood.
Prescription GEES contains nc
mercury, opium, morphine. choral or
strychnine. 1t is for sale by most
good drug stores at $3.50 a bottle,
or the C-2223 Laboratory, Memphis.
Tenn, will mail to you on receipt Of
price. Clip and mail this advertise.
ment for Hterature.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-21
OF
SANTA ROSA
IS CANDIDATE
AUTHOR OF LEGISLATIVE BILL
PUTTING CONNECTS ON ROADS
WANTS TO BE AGRICULTURAL
COMMISSIONERS.

Representative E. H. CHut) Jar
man of Santa Rosa county, author of
the bill putting the state convicts or
the state highways, has announced
his candidacy for the office of COM
missioner of agriculture. He Will
open campaign headquarters in Jack
sonville.
Mr. Jarman is a progressive and
successful farmer and live stock
raiser and his many friends believe
that he will be elected to the office
which he is seeking.
Mr.. Jarman took number of
prizes at the Florida state fair last
winter with his exhibit of pigs. He
was for years general manager for
the Florida Live Stock and Agricul-
ture farm at Munson.