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Prof. OF Theology at Luther Semi
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-19

with safety as Pensacola With landlocked har-
bor forty feet In the bay, vessels drawing - feet
can enter Pensacola bay the bar from the gulf
to the DOCKS and can be taken and discharges
direct from cars the railroad tracks. There are
no rivers to travel and time lost, waiting turn
to load and unload.
And added to this. Pensacola II the nearest
port to the iron and steel products Of Alabama and
Tennessee.
The five ports" working for the trade
with Latin America But these Atlantic ports do
not compare with Pensacola. that the rates
are eoualized The port that makes the best rates
ana offers the greatest advantages viii get the
business.
This was pointed out at the time that the Of
ficals OF the railroad administration visited Pensa-
cola We were told that IL wanted to set the
business we had hustle. 1t would seem from the
report made by Mr. Hale. that the five ports" are
going to give something to hustle for. but with
rates equalized the running win be good and the
best port should win.
Pensacola has the advantages OF it's own ship
building plant its dry dock will be completed.
fuel oil station will expedite trade and add to
the importance port of call, and with rich steel
and iron to tap. and freight discrimination
eliminated. nothing is needed but the spirit to go
out and get what rightfully
That Pensacola intends to do this Is evidenced
in the splendid operative spirit which is being
daily translated into civil life. and which is
calling attention the advantages of this port
before. in all its history. ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-19
KNOW YOUR TOWN.

The Pensacola High School student BODY pup
fishes a quarterly magazine. The Tatuer, WHICH :
given over to discussion of school prooiems' anu
presentation news OF special interests 10 tne
% II 81 The Junior number OF The Tattler. issued
bv the students during the last term, however was
N bit more ambitious in its scope than Is tne pup
LEGATION generally, and presented series Oh ioca.
articles bearing the HISTORICAL packsrouno -
Pensacola and the Industries located here
This spirit OF civic pride displayed py these
boys girls might well be emulated Dy their
elders many of whom know little ABOUT tne Town
in which they live Pensacola Is not Doom towh
It's growth has been steady and And 1t Is due
TO this very that it is worth talking about.
Never before in all the history Of this city has
there been a greater summer exodus, induced. per-
haps. by fact that few awaited themselves OF
vacataion privileges during the war
Every man. woman and child who goes awa.'
for the summer should talk Pensacola Tell about
our bay our wonderful climate, fisheries, our
pure water. public improvements, our various
industries
How many questions could you answer. Off
hand. about your home town? Do you know any
thing depth of the bay. the exports or i'm
ports the reasons why It is valuable than
ports less favorably situated? DO you keep up with
difference in temperature here in the summer
time compared to other cities? DO you know
that government analysis credits us with the purest
OF water; do you that this is the oldest city
n United States-and anything about its early
history DO you know anything about the govern
ments under which this city has been administered
through hundreds of years?
What do you know about your town? What can
you tell people. off-hand. when they ask you about
the naval air station. the army post, Pensacola's
historic background and its right to commercial su
premacy?
The press OF Pensacola has published these
facts again and again. Do you file them away in
brain for ready reference, put them in your
scrap book for the time when they may be needed?
A business who has position with of
the largest manufacturing plants in this country.
recently said that he owed his job to keeping
scrap book. He clipped everything he found OF in
terest about Pensacola and the business with which
he was connected and pasted it i'm this book. When
the came he went north. Added to excellent
letters of recommendation something that
far more important-a record of what ne had done,
and the background against which he had worked,
taken from public print. He declares that those
clippings about Pensacola first in
him. and that later he landed his job.
Know your business know your town, know
your state, know your country.
And talk Pensacola wherever you &C.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-19
A GREAT souLEvARD.

Brunswick, Georgia, has joined hands with
Savannah and Jacksonville in effort to a
good boulevard connecting these cities. The Times
Union. speaking of the project, 1T will form
an important link in the great motor travel from
the north and at the same time will bring these
three cities together assist the development
of this section"
Such boulevard as is contemplated would be
of immense value to the entire state. and might
well be continued to Pensacola and the Gulf
Beach.
this connection. The would suggest
that Pensacola and Escambia county should have
strong good roads club. and that the automobile
association might well be revived.
The future of Pensacola is assured. No
can doubt that who views the many enter
prises and activities which concentrating here
But while waiting for coming developments.
let take cognizance of the many opportunities
we have here
Two years if any person in Pensacola had
said that much money could be raised in this
rious war activities. such a statement would not
only have been questioned, but would have met with
ridicule
Yet in spite OF the money loaned to the gov
eminent and given the Red Cross and various
organizations. deposits Pensacola banks are
more than twenty five cent in excess Of those
OF 1918. which far ahead of any previous
year.
This proves beyond fear of cavil that Pensa-
cola do whatever do. There are
more automobiles in Pensacola than any other city
of the size in the south. There more
chances for valuable road development here than
any other town the Gulf Coast Pensacola is the
mat offers the opportunity of spin to
the Gulf Beach by automobile, the Gulf Beach
Highway offering opportunities which would rival
those of far-famed Daytona-
Pensacola should by all means have a strong
good roads organization and automobile association
TO give their support to all movements for good
roads. which doing more than any other agency
to build up the south, and particularly this state.
Tourists are being brought more closely in touch
with all parts Florida through the splendid sys-
tenn of highways and Pensacola can not expect to
stand back and secure the roads that are needed
here without some strong concerted effort in that
direction
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-19
MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE.

Iesliess Weekly, current issue carries
two pictures presenting night views of two cities
New York and Pittsburgh. Aside from the rare
beauty of these photographers special interest
attaches of Washington Bridge in New
York. which is presented with this caption: TO-
structure, regardless of its original cost or
the expense involved in destroying IL. is spared In
New York. if appears to stand in the way OF
progress. Washington bridge will doubtless remain
beautiful and useful landmark on the Harlem
river for years; but the High Bridge owing TO the
short distance between it's piers and the conse-
quent danger to large vessels may be destroyed In
the future"
That is one of the ways New York is meeting
the emergency which that city faces With the
world hammering door for admittance, de-
handing food and raiment, must make room
for ships. New York realizes. with the new
trade conditions, and the demands which are being
made by southern well eastern ports. that
nothing must be allowed to stand in the way OF
port development.
Here in Pensacola we face no drawbacks of
this kind We have harbor which the navtes
Of the world could ride anchor need
for development Is capital and comparatively speak
Ing the money needed here is nothing compared
to that necessary to other ports, where has
not dealt out blessings with SO lavish a hand
Yet here there some obstructionists who
talk about taxation rebel against public improve
ment and depiore the new spirit that is being born
Millions for defense. but not for trib-
ute." This has been the warning cry America.
since the hour when rebel turned against
the autocratic German king on the throne of Eng
land
Millions for defense because these millions win
go for rebuilding. Defense docs not nec-
essarily mean bullets and blundcrbusses, Tho war
taught that dollars could do as much for our
defense IN the marts of trade, mulcts on the
firing line.
It has been said that this was won be-
cause II was sold to the people, In other words
tho people backed the and made victory ccr-
tain. because they shown the benefits thar
were to from victory to the aiiies In the
conservation of the liberties OF world
Pensacola people have got have Psnsacosa
sold to them. They have got realize that Pensa-
cola progress is their progress. That higher taxes
do not necessarily mean poorer people, but that
these taxes put into public improvements mean not
only better times now, but better times for their
children and their chldren's children,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-19
EQUALIZATION OF RATES

A most important announcement in regard to
development OF southern ports that just made by
Matthew Hale. president of South Atlantic
Maritime Corporation. in reference o the instruc-
tions just issued for the preparation of tariffs
which are TO provide for line of export rates TO
Brunswick, Charleston Gulfport Jacksonville Key
West. Pensacola Mobile, New Orleans, Savannah
and Wilmington.
I'm commenting these instructions. Mr. Hale
says: THE middle west has assured through the
Chicago association of commerce and the chambers
of commerce in other cities they are eager to
get gateways to South and Latin America
They are tired of New York. With a fair chance
NJ their business made possible by the forthcoming
reduction in freight rates. make the five
ports BOOM
The five ports named By Mr.. Hale are VIII
minston. Charleston. Savannah. Brunswick and
Jacksonville.
In this declaration the gauntlet in thrown down
to the Gulf ports. and there be question but
that they viii enter the fight and insist upon the
rights that are theirs, and reap of the
opportunities presented new schedule OF rates
go effect
1t viii be noted that Mr. Hale says: These
rates win be made TO apply from points In Ohio
Indiana. Illinois. including cities located on both
banks OF the Mississippi river, from Dubuque, Iowa.
10 St Louis. No., inclusive, from points In the
southern peninsula state OF Michigan upon all
export traffic. also from points in Pittsburgh and
Buffalo districts, and from Johnstown, Pa on iron
and steel articles
II might be well to call attention TO the fact
that with rate discrimination lifted Pensacola has
@os@utaBss Iar anead OF any or the ports named In
this list OF southern ports Not only are we twelve
hours nearer the open sea than Mobile and twenty
four hours nearer than New Orleans, but We are
nearer coal and iron and hardwood, ana many other
valuable products, than any other port named,
Pensacola IL blessed by nature a. no other
southern port. The commerce OF the world Is ac-
kncwledged to be based speed and time saving
at the port Of call, and fhs port which can handle
the products OF commerce in tins most economical
manner will get tho trade. No port in the south
or the Atlantic coast handle as many ships
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-19


very interesting little booklet has just been
gotten out by w. r. Coachman, president Florida
state Fair Association, setting forth some OF the
advantases and possibilities possessed by this state
and It will bc OF benefit TO contemplating investors
II has one paragraph to which he wishes to
call not only tho authors attention to Inn
press upon our own people. In speaking FIoridas
scaports on page four the writer says: .Regu-
lar Florida seaports include Jacksonville Fernan-
cina' Miami, Key West. Tampa, Port St Joe and
Pensacola"
cursory examination OF the collectors re-
ports for Florida. made monthly viii show that St
Andrews frequently has exports far greater than
some OF the places named, and has harbor su-
perior to any of then in fact FIorida's best and
sreatese narbor. Why, then. this ignoring the
port OF st. Andrews? This is becoming altogether
too common In reports that should be accurate and
suen practice should be stopped,
with our three big mills cutting over Z quarter
OF million feet OF lumbar daily. nearly all OF
which u shipped out Of this port by water either
ior export to foreign coastwiss points
on tns northeast Atlantic seaboard, with this Sec
ton stih remaining Of the largest u not the
Arsese naval stores producing regions in the
Try, the port Of st. Andrews ranks high among the
ports OF the state, and should be recognized by
those pubiishinG anything in with F1ne-
fda's shipping interests--st Andrews bay News Il
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-19
Ls Roy Est Mort. viz. I. Roy.

We regret more than express seeing
Senator w. A. Russell retire from the editorship
and part ownership OF the Palaska News. He is
such splendid man-such a noble character and
able writer. We have known him long and
well that 1t Is special grief to to him go.
He II friend.
But paper loses anything by acquiring
Goode NJ. Guerry who becomes part owner
and editor. He is of the brightest in
was our friend Goode Guerry, editor waits
for no lead and hides behind nothing. He speaks
his sentiments out like He says what he
means and means what he says.
Like the French of old when their king died
and another crowned, we again say: lie Roy
est mort. viva lie Roy."-Gainesville Sun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-19
The True Florida Spirit.

The Mariana Times Courier is possessed of
the true Florida spirit. 1t would brook nothing
that would even consider dividing the state
much less that would hint ceding part of the
state to Alabama ever for great sum gold.
1t has spoken several times against the fool
ism notion that is in the minds of Alabama
ana Florida politicians relative this impossible
thing but in its last issue 1t comes out SO clearly
ana SO correctly that pass along what it says:
II birmingham wants water outlet she can
cur a canal to Mobile bay easier and cheaper than
she can buy West Florida even if our children
wanted to SELL West Florida isn't a bowling will
oerness by any means. We first-class, up to-
date, ALL wool and six feet wide
II some CRATER, black sheep of a politician
has sneaked into fair state and put you Ala
Dam afolks wise to buying out, he should be
branded as a traitor and driven of Florida
NO, West Florida is not for sale hire and
II y was Tor sale, you could produce sufficient
cash TO purchase Jackson county. Now, we win
De neighborly and allow you swim in our pools
to bask in our balmy clime to catch our fish and
oysters and recuperate lost vitality to sell
TO you the land of heritage! Never. Any
Fioridian who will vote to West Florida to
Alabama Is grating traitor and should be painted
green and banished to mans land-rampa rri-
bune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-19
Florida Press Opinion,
Our Chief rop;e..

Bridges and roads are the chief topics Of
sation in Florida They live subjects and too
much cannot be said about them or for them
Jacksonville Times Union.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-19
The Democratic Convention.

The Times has been urging that the democratic
state central committee should call Democratic
Victory convention at central point in the
state this fall for the purpose Of crystazing the
democratic thought ~ the state preparing for the
next state and national campaigns affording
democracy of Florida OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES them
for 20 years-of meeting each other and exchang-
ing ideas for the good of the party the state.
Its suggestion has been commended by many
and criticised by None Of the criticisms
however. has been OF such nature az to cause this
paper to think that its suggestion is not a good
II presents lin another column. today the
ideas OF several other newspapers this subject.
Most Of them the desirability OF a convention
and endorse the call. The Pensacola Journal says
1T would give stimulus policies rather than
politics and would to bring together men
in public life on whom depends largely the
chinery of the government" Very well stated in
deed. Why not do
Tne Times would be glad to hear from MEM
bers Of the state central committee, members OF
the Legislature, OF county committees others
terested on the subject whether pro Discus
sion will serve to bring the best thing to do
Tampa Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-19
Bridging Psrdido.

Pcrdido ought to be bridged near Barrineau
Park. 1t has been brought attention by
Tribune readers more than once the desire of peo-
pie on each side to have a bridge near that point.
We see great advantage in it We have a great
army OF good farmers out there who incon-
venienced greatly in getting to to any
place to trade. Molino and other places would be
nearer for them to trade. They want get out
and bridge would make life for them much hap
pier and do away with many miles OF travel bad
roads, etc. The Mono-to -Barrineau Park road Is
a good one; the road to Pensacola u.s. Also. And
the ease and inexpensiveness OF the building OF a
bridge there should spur those people on in q no
vious, they need.
1t is said bridge be easily built for two
thousand dollars, and that five hundred dollars
Cor maybe more) could be raised by subscription
If necessary. We believe commissioners will
do their part. Why not petition at once?-Escam-
bia County Tribune.