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million SHARES CHANGE
HANDS IN Days DEALS
New High Records Arc Made in
Transactions on Stock
Market.
sonic TAhEKs or PROFIT
strength With Which General List
Closed Considered. in Most Quar-
ters as Indicative of Froo;.bic Com
q mutation CT Upward Movement.
BY BRoADAN WALL,

NEW YORK. March New high
records records were again made in the storiS
market today. The turn over was the
heaviest Witnessed for any full sess ion
1 1910 m NAM months and approNimated
developed in the late afternoon. but
the readiness with which All offerings
were absorbed resulted in a strong
sios,ng, hnal lu2tations in mos; in
stances being within u fraction OF the
high prices r"r the day,
,NNf9,twithStnndinG th>, expansion in
mission houses declared that their
business Tor the day MAS less than in
slightly hrmcr but brokers report very
iittle increase iH their loan accounts
Despite the blue tumk into which the
worked itself with regard to railroad
stocks, some houses were today adj
These were particularly builiSh with
regard to Southern Pacific and Read
ing. rms advice VAS responsible in
from 10 points in the most active
rails. Attention was Gated 10 lhc fact
mat the stocNs OF inc importdEt trans
poriauon. systems OF tn" country arc
urcs.
The strength WIN which the genera,
quarters as Indicative oi q probable
continuation OF the upward movement
tomorrow, although proiit-takns is
philadelphia Interests were proni-
nent i'll the buyi.: OF baldwin Loco
motive. Runners NSrc current that the
directors TINS spring may begin divi-
dchus on the STOCK At the rate of So a
share annually
United states Industrial Alcohol was
purchased al a steady appreciation III
quoted market value. Buyers OF the
stock revived the old story OF large
distribution 10 be made 10 sharehoId-
erS. Pierce Arrow advanced traction
ally, Notwithstanding persistent re-
ports that the directors viii reduce the
, dividend at their next meeting. other
motor stocks were less active.
NEW YORK. March 7.--Mcrcanti!e PAPER
att q Ola. Sterling s.NtN-day bills. si.,3!.
commercia sixty D,ils banks. sL.T2s.
sonHlercial S.NiN- bills. siI2ta: demand.
sl.t51s cables St.,p ,-iI. Government bonds
steady; railroad bonds ste"uy. Time loans
nrncr. slAtN DAYS ninety DAYS and six
months. "srQI5Ns. CAL money stealy: ruling
rate, 50. Bank aCceu "a noes. 80
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NEW YORK. March 7.-Dun's to-
morrow viii say: Improvement in
business while sim very gradual and
chGckcrcd, clearly exists. That tho
gam is chiefly one Of strengthened
con:idcnc" and more chcerful sentiment
Is plainly manifest. but these are
clements without which ccono,ni.
rccnpera;ion would not be possible. aud
inc better feeling may before Iona
una rchcction in more noticeable re-
coNerN OF actual trading Alrradv
operations in certain branches and seq.
tionS are little frcer, and though
ihcr" Is everywhere Il prudent dis
INCUBATION To act hastily while rrei;
fundamental! changes arc i'm morton
nrePhrallons for future activities are
not being neglected. The recent p.n
srtsslNc increase in number of ncw
enterprises and the contaminated cx
tensions Of producing facilities are
s!Snihcant OF the disposition in SOM
quarters TO anticipate commercial re
wal ana /; is reaSsurinr f,a.,ir.
.ldt ioHr months q: far-rcachinp re-
autuS;l nentS nave not brought tho s,rj-
GUS Shock Of which some people w..
~ hrst apprchenSivc. Bu; while ~.
.tt' mas been demonstrated thai b,tsi
nic,. ''saS on a solid foundation. com
49, transition from the war basis
.lu"t OIL necessity be a somewhat Mo
iiiacteH process and one accommodated
~ various uncertainties tcndinr N
o"n"sS general hcsitancy. Weekly BAN;
1'S"'!HSs' S6,9l6.oI1,ouI
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wcckI, Cotton Kepnr,.

Ni.W Ntkk. March THE passage
90 dn amendment 30 ihc cotton future.
act as a rider 10 the wheat appropria-
ZION u.il. creating d new contract and
"utomai ica!iy coaiiniDg business in
iha ola contract, to liquidation. COM
hirie,E oyershadowed all other de
N"l"p'n"nis IN the cotton market dur
ing the wcck. Local isade-s wcrc
aware = cotton rider had uecu al
tanned go tn" wheat lin Monday. On;
We're no, fiiv informed a. to IT, char
-'yle. 'nd tn" njN Was signed Tuesday
"hli" ''" exchanges were closed
'NlH- Z" HE drastic uaturc Of
t'an-oS ANN di"t"Iy effective the
3"arH -. maEas cr. postponed The open
, a.'I oi ne exchange uniii Thursday.
"Hch JAr MARKET was r.Opcucd Tor
ilEhIdal!on Of Old accounts ana rad
ing IN inc new-stylc contracts
On the nrsi day Of business under
J'' nc" epndi lions il was suuposcd
,IholnE ~ ilquidatiou of old-stylc com
.,.lt'..Ii,' would 10" permitted until the
th%l.'ttE o al the months involved.
hui oei"re the opening Friday another
iuinG Was issucd by Tile Eurcau of
10, hc's 10 the effect thai on and after
~! IN" only irIdiu. permitted on
~" Exchanges would he in Tho new.
s'Nle contract This sat a dennitc
! p,.i'' Tor liquidation Of outstanding
'.n l!it account and business WAS
more Hrlyc today Win hoih old longs
''' aho''@ moving a disposition &c
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NAMES BOARD OF AWARD
Secretary Of Navy DnnieI, Take,
Action 10 Honor Worthy
Officers.
fBv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. March 7.-Apnoin,-
meni OF a board OF award to consider
the cases OF all officers recommended
10 receive medals or crosses for dis
tinguished service in tho war was an.
uounccd today by Secretary Daniels
Tho board is headed by Rear Admiral
Austin NJ. Knight. and includes in It's
personnel Rear Admirals NJ r. k:ndi-
colt. Charles j. Badger and Dewitt;
cuifman.
officers in command. both ashore and
aHoa'' were ordered some time ago
20 send In recommendations l., IL
cases OF officers under them who they
deemed worthy Of reccivin:; medals.
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liquidatc or transfer from old TO new
Inc ucw-stNle contracts on which
seven of the lowest grades OF cotton
MUM of about eichty-rvc TO 1873 points
ABOVE the old contracts. bu, the differ
ences narrowed later with the new
s.EIe positions showing premiums OF
only nine 10 sevcntyvtwo points ovc-
the old at the close tonight
While fluctuations have been nervous
rather steady undertonc on rci,o,.ts
OF smaller Southern spot offerings and
me reiterated reports of prospects ror
a reduction in acrnncn
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Funeral OF Former Secretary of Navy.

,MoNTGoMERY. ALA. March THE
body = Hilary y Herbert, former
Secretary OF the Navy. who died at
Iampa, Fla. yesterday, arrived hero
today: ~ was taken 10 the home OF
Mr.. Hcrber,s niece. Mrs. Frank Stol-
icawerck. The body will lie in state
II the Capitol from 3 o'clock Saturday
afternoon until that hour on Sunday.
when the funeral VIII be held. GOV
Daniels to provide Il naval escort 10
attend tho funeral.
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tmICAno LIVE -rnCL M.rnlr

ClliCAG" March HOG. Eccei;ts $500
hr.'d: market uac'cuiy q 10 - cents higher
man YESTERDAY : average. bulk OF sales II :.
= = 80. nu'cEers. 1850 lists: Eight. RG0W
80 inrowoutS. lIVdetl i.5o. pigs. good. a.ao
IattIc; kcccipt:. 5000 head: steers and She
STOCK SLOW. ABOUT steady: bulls - CENTS
lover: calves sicrdy 10 strong: beef catiic.
.h"iGc. l6JJ6'.oW medium. io.j0ip Ii 80 !:
butcher stock. cows and hcifers 70 n Is SO :
Gamers and cutters. 5.i5GB7...,; stockers ana
feeders GOOD, lL.JN II a.. medium. cog II 20 ,
veal ,ulscs. good. lI..0n lS25
ShtcH; h"cc!nts. s.Coo head: market gen
craiN sioaGy; lambs. choice and prime 70 20
2 ~ -. MEDIUM. isc0Gr 1870: cu!is IL - a 10 -
medium. 81 gri 1870
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


Al.Li:N. Died at Mahtneid. Va, March Z.
a. Ai Esu.S IiliauSun Aiicn.
wiie of Joseph .nar.'n Alien anu uausm.er
"a airs. Virginia ) -rDOins. ltivunoi,. Na.
i..s'ucs iiue..,.d ,ud tiircc s.iaii ,ni.dr.n.
sne leaves ,nr,c bro.ners. Al. q. Williamson.
"a ms y. h. ~. ana IL. W lIiia..,son ANA
|"aiics y, Ste"Jii. Jr.. oil kiGii.,.ohd. Va. h
rInvi..i LutiIe
.M.ArSIe..n p. ...ls crease COPY.
bkOWN.-Dic'!. irr.ay. March !. 1919. at
i"'to a, 49,. II sc eSGucECe Ga hts
IL . .\oiNn iN.cn,y-tlitn StI,.,. nII...Ii
seymour i'.o\.n. -. .iiv IwC., !'-c.l:iiln Yea,
.'.s "gE. i,.sSC.. 10 IJas,
"'H i.'stiNi. iI.iIii,1u ..LOvu. Co ouu.
'."Iio 60 va, .,.O>n,rS 81 4
.''"iidvt Z, VI t.i'S ,.,%! tnr.s .Uiucr -. OF
Notwithstanding. NtIIGalu ..GINcnIi.y.
'itu .,htcis, Ar,uy in France. JII..t, q,
-. 'r"H.. "a N.-s> uou. NO SIS
'Si'' NIB. l."tH ...i..-y. OF \frS,,'oou. a,
'''''H .s..Si - tuis Ci,y. TAl
''.Ia'''s ate nDw " Ouuy u i..uSrLi pari.I.
az 'i"vfai WA t"..c place Gas ,:'u .Cr-
iaEi "l'ern""n 1t, o'cloGI Irv.n i.ios ,..yt
-. -. SLiAr u ti.inu.t.. Va.
lEsci. Died, At the Mcmoria! Hospital at
Z;"J y. VI. Friday. A.arch I. A,rY DUnla
{: Lc.Ch. widow OF The iatc Dr. \. - i.lc,n.
Sh. l. :urviEed b. two daughters misses y.
ttvrcn,% and Gcncvi"N. ~. t.ccCn. Of Rich
in"nd. and three brothers. III n. Alb;, ~. IA.
Hrorfe NibauSh and .Aiiery a. AIOauGh. 81
funera! viii be conducted in the rarlor
"i the l!rst i!aptist Church this Afternoon
At : o.cioc" inicimcnt In Hollywood.
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NEW roiiK PRODUCE MtHLI.T

WaTCN ,--TttW Slgag steady:
trhlTlL hEhi. IS. me ErdGuialcu, . cents
Butter ngm. Cheese strong SCOT c0itce
dui!: i!iU =. l.N.C: Santos Is. aii.C.
CottOnse-d oil Was QUIET I'rirn. Grind.
ir"": crime summer yellow. spot. 2l5)
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Nan r: Hawley, president OF the Aero
Cub OF America:
Please express to the naval ayia,ors
OF America my most sincere apprecia-
non Of their courageous and LOYAL
performances of duty at home and
brilliant exploits. their determination
70 Win VIII ever remain one of the
ni%nest tributes TO American man
hood"
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NEW YORK LIVE sruCK MARKET.

, MEW FH!th. M"rch '.BeovGs lower,
owing 70 hhEUur StrInC. sirers. IL - "a |; =. .
uu.,s. 100 10: COWS 100 calves steady
v""is. -uv" q @-C1; Cu!!s, l2oomlryO: barn
Narus, $50: led calves. li.JJG0 l-sl
Sheep ;nd 'naba steady. lambs. iIo0aal9cY:
Hogs STEADY: HIGHT to fairly heavy hoIr-
10 u II. -. rnl.vh.- 49,.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
hU.esnir Quotations On Exchange.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. March l.-MistaEcn differences
tn"t the government report on far ln reserves
WOULD ne OF huilish character aid EuoG
J.ai today 10 send the corn market SOARING
i'Tlccs c!oScu strong. "a cents a., cents
net HIGHER with May lli. 10 81, and July
l.-''2 To .?H.. oats gained 2%x cents 10 g;s
cents. and PROVISIONS % cents TO 81
, ,1cadihS iGtuics sal-tu u ioiIows:
MITIGATE
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AUTOMOBiLEs
Automobiles For Sale.

KLINE. 1918 MODEL. LIKE NEW. BAR
GAIN. CADILLAC. 7-pASsEEGER ,,
FIRsr-cLAss CONDITION. WILL SAC
RIFICE FOR So ,. ATLANTIC MOTOR
CO. 1887 WEST BROAD STREET.
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PRAISES AMERICAN FLYERS
Admiral Sims E,prrsscs His Since re
Appreciation OF Services In
Wireless Message.

NEW YORK. March admiral
Sims. commander Of the United states
laval forces ~ European waters. hds
gent the following wireless message To
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MlstEIItNEO IS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

LW YORK. March, :. cotton foods mar
80 u inn tN were st"3iICF. with trade show
'uS mali gain Wool goods wor,. ,oid
~''tH. ~ 1i clos" uru.Iis Linens wcr. SLOW.
.,tg1 hur,'n wcsN. The s!!n market con
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MAccAR TRuck-rHE TRUCK or CON
TlNuous SERVICE. CoNTrSENr.r
MOTOR. TIMkEN AxLEs BRowN.Ltpp
TRANSMIssloN. ROSS STEERING cp.,
BOSCH MAGNETIC. sTRoAIbERG can.
GCHETOE: teton. Z Teton. >.
Ton. Teton. WORM DRIVE. II ;,
Nl%G MOTOR coRpohATloN. $40 WEST
BROAD STREET.
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CMfON hlil,liErs.


NEW YCLtN,-hFarch rnrt novcmcr,-
S3.isS bales.
Minor, ports Rec,tp,. $50 bales exports
Total TODAY at ais Uurt, Receipts. .GS,i
bales: exports. %Noip hairs. STOCK. l3.SoJ,
bales
Total fer week ~ ~ ports lcce;ts S. $40
bales: cNporis, il-..l- bales
rotal for aipr Brc.lols. i.ltp6-7 ba les ;
exports ".liS.bl bales
=, NEW oRhGANS si&re4 While tho 60,
Ing today ~ lho ro;i,, from ,hc R"~aau
of Markets that al tradIU. 10, ,ul contracts
mus, cease ~ tn iirsi of Ma. IL r.covcic,r
that OLD contrtrt iouE> wnUlu ash Tor cotton
nm;narE rcac. u"rus would b.. rytuN Ia 4
few wesks. Closing prices were Il, u.arlv
the highest 81 ih' d"g. sh'wi02 met RAINS
ON the old cnnlTJut months ui from l., to \.
points ant FROM ~ 90 80 an Jh- new Tn,
tone on th' Cips' WAS Very steady
Around Inc op, ui., g .i. ola .uYt~t,..s ,,cr,
. to ~ points up aHa the r.N contracts were
! points w: but h,LNN selling GEM. ON Tho
market and uu,r't hr,ak fbltarv.J nvi +,
r 10 the fear OF forced liquidation cy.u.r I.
from the order re.aliaC rp i.rIirr In old
contracts. and rr!gc- went tu = points
under yesterday ,ios. ori tho oit AM.
For = whilC tn ton. was narp't gi.s,ly ~,
better feeling Wa creased .bsrh ,rrsr'' =, i
TO the end Of tn, SECS. I'M ~ Ia i-b
Nav 2| ---' ~ ''i''
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock

?..oo Advance Rume!ey. com.
2.S0V Advance kumeiey. .pfd. .
900 A!lis-Chalincrs
200 Aliis-Cnainers. pfd.
Yuv .N,i.sna boiu..
2fvr Amer. Bee; sugar. com. q.
"''"u American can. ......
AMERICAN Can, Pa. 49,.
1000 Amer. Gar and roun..
900 American Cocoon on. &.
i,Suv Am Hide and Lea. com
$3.50 SIN. iilde ana Lea. pfd. &.
-.-nv .N.aoIiCaa LinSeSd Oil.
:.Spu Al .S!iTan Locomotives.
100 An CT. Locomotive. pid. q.
".vrp American Smoothing.
800 -i!.'er. Steel EuunuricS &.
1,lo0 American Sugar.
500 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. {.
Amer. Tobacco, com.
loo Amer. Tobacco, pfd.
3.uV0 Am. Writing Paper, pfd
800 Anaconda Copper.
I"V AtchiSon ........
800 Atlantic Coast Line. :.
900 Baltimore and Ohio. -.
1900 bethlehem Steel Il.
500 Beth. Steel. Sc pfd.
5000 Baldwin LOCOMOTIVES.
LOO Canadian Pacific.
100 Ga .lfornia Petroleum..
500 CeItrui Leather, com.
i.oVp Chesapeake and Ohio.
chicago Great Western.
chi. Great Nest. pfd
200 Gil, Mil. and st. Paul.
Svo thI., Il. !. and T.. com.
100 li, X. J. and r., go pr.
zoe Chi. X. |. and T., 40 pr.
100 Crucihle steel Cor. com
800 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
6.lv0 cuhe Cane sugar.
5000 Corn Products. com.
200 p!Stiliers
Loo Dome Mines
la0D E.i,
loo erie. list pfd
2vo General Electric.
l.S"u Goodrich. com.
loo Great Northern. pid
i.ivv Great North. ore cts
200 Illinois
800 iE;crboro-C Cons, com.
1910 Inspiration copper.
!'!oO int. Mcr. Mar. com.
1919 Int. Nor. Mar. pfd.
$500 Int. Paper. com.
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- OLA chumsny roadster
I'D Cary Streets. w. "ihto
o sysSs S o.nt be., s3elYsly.
SiY5 ghSss M.Si: sni IL is o %ass
st aS s;s2 CO. sia;s s.s c.; s,ss
STsTz Aus. b. s ss;s s 81 s
;'ilo' r. T;5in.n. Motor Co. ' Ninth 0s ssd
SPECIAL USED CAR SHOW
MARCH s.s. 1919.
kI rHiz1H Ei9n n7kE sH HRsv'Lr AND RE-
w H;,tI;z KEAShIoHr; GOOD CONDITION:
sA N,I,;.,xT TeebnrNo: ovERHAuLED AND l
oI K do3b cJ HN2DHiPpSgEH; HIPArsrzD.
DH tsnAc e1t'S IS5 nEF1 EiAAsTsHEsoEH:
sTsRhpA tJID HSADsr5 5ssas s WsH4s
r2i sFP eSSDi I4f3ssHS SsHsal Y Es "
INC IIIi.
s.SnotHE H Hss e aAH los, sFs HfEzs
ST. 3: .s"sSfsszs s2aP
oEfn*E Zoo SLS HH9 Eu so SHss
w i!6k Li Il E.rA. .;5SGeTyR FINE CAR
ronb 1917. s-rAssEHGER TOURING.
nY HGsT d nEq lSTb4i9x n4ifG THE
TRUCKS. \
MAXWELL oSE-TOS WITH CAB. RE-
pA,%TELp AR HAS BEEN PUT n
PAINTED AID IL GOOD coSDITIoS.
Hf MGNNiNo ' t5HDiri MyH noDr. GOOD
AT Glsss ; ;;t,I2T PzlivHnr' FIRST
poDGE oNE-ToN WITH BODY AND
ChH EOClPPED WITH BOSCH MAG
MOTOR EXCHANGE. q.
elo WEST BROAD STREET.
W. c. BOYD. Manager.
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RICHMOND I.EOuifE M,rt.r
MIlnlsSiiln Au..t - -. :.

tBS Woodson- Craig 90. iHr n .ri.,r,na q,
L. > Food Adr'iu'~frst. on l.i,.--r A., n ~ "a
'H'h"unu. Va March Z le'D
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sTCTz t.pss..nr~r: 5000. Mo,t ,ov.-r,,
eSr In VirGiaia aius, be sold AZ ones
'si'Ic'; T.r'n.ni! Motor Co.. Ninth add
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" az I'D SIX chum.ny roadster. won.
ia Cary Streets. w. ''h'o
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OWENS MOTOR co -I;.cII1,T o. y = .,,-,..-
.,,,, LEX: Giant heavy duty: Collisra. TxSi
;h"tor 60. Phone al.ui.oon r. is-, wy sn5
broad Street "e@1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06
Man Loses Hundreds of Dollars

II am sorry I did not hear of Mayr IS
Wonderful Remedy a few years ago.
as il would have saved me several
hundred dollars. Five years l suf-
fered from indigestion and severe
bloating. 1 grew worse all the time.
My doctor said an operation would
be all that could save me. 1 took
course of Mary's Wonderful Remedy
instead and for the past year h"ve
been entirely we'll 1t is simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes-
final tract and allays the inflamma-
tion which causes practically all stom-
ach and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose viii con-
vince or money refunded.
Crystal Pharmacy and Druggists
Everyw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06
Lemon Juice
For FreCkIes
Glrisl Make beauty lotion at
home for few cents. Try TEL

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces OF or
hard white, shake well, and you have
quarter pint of the best freckle ana
an lotion, and complexion beaUtifier.
very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons ana any
rug store or toilet counter will supply
hree ounces OF orchard white for .
ew cents. Massage this sweetly fra
rant lotion into the face, neck, arms
nd hands each day and see how freck-
IS and blemishes disappear and how
lear, soft and white the skin becomes,
'esi II IL harmless.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06
THE SPRING THAT COMES TIC
FLANDERS.

rhe spring that comes to Flanders
Goes by on silent feet,
Lest they should wake, remembering
How once the spring was sweet.
And streams that flow in Flanders
Past poppy-field and hill
Are silver streams and shining,
But thoughtful streams and still.
The wind that blows n Flanders
Across the listening air,
Is gentle with the grasses
That bend above them there
And rain that falls in Flanders
Is tender as a prayer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06
WORKEDLIKE
{" A CHARM I"
IN AFRICA
Sweet Dreams Given a Try-Out
In Africa Against Ravages of
Mosquitoes. worked Like a
Charm

The president of big New Orleans
college made a trip 10 Africa TO do
some research work
He knew he was entering a country
that suffered terribly from the raw
ages Of mosquitoes. So naturally into
one of his cases he slipped four bot
ties of Sweet Dreams.
And in Africa" he wrote US
Sweet Dreams worked like a charm. =
The efficiency of this great mos
quito remedy is winning for it taous-
ands of new friends every night
When mosquitoes are troublesome.
try Sweet Dreams. No offensive ordor.
No stains.
Sold by Balkcom Drug Co, and all
Druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06
s1S.6S3.1nO
S1762SS5O

many counties the Womans committee
conducted the entire campaign, the
men chairmen making no effort to eff
feet an organization. There are about
1000 women workers who make up the
state Woman's Liberty Loan commit
tee, enrolled at state headquarters
1t is a source of regret TO the state
per cent report, but in one of the large
counties it will be noticed no report is
given. which was due TO illness of the
chairman and after many attempts we
failed to secure another.
The report CT The following returns
ties up to date, just furnished the state
chairman by the Sixth Federal Re
serve Bank, and while a few amounts
may be sent in later. they will not
materially change the sum total of
this final report.
1t will be source of great satisfac =
ton and pride to both men and wom-
en- loan dorkers, as well all Floridians.
to know that Florida exceeded its
quota by s1,054,S50, which is the best
record made by any state in the Sixth
district. 1t must always be borne in
mind that the state has considerably
less than a million population.
out Of 81 Counties. $4,000. 735 10 out Of
) Work in the Five Liberty Loan Cam
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06
RISTIAN ENDEAVOR
SOCIETY TO ENTERTAIN.

The Christian Endeavor Society of
he First Presbyterian church will en-
,ertain in the parlors of the church
IN Monday evening at $3.50 o'clock. A
delightful evening has been planned
With games, readings, music, etc. Light
.efreshments will be served
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Goulding
who were married on Wednesday last
in Grace Methodist church st. Au-
gustine, are now in Gainesville. Fla
where they expect to be for the sum
mer. Mr.. Goulding, who is graduate
Of the University of Florida at Gaines
Vile. is TO take the summer course
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06
ENTERTAINING THEIR
DAUGHTER.

Mrs. L. c. Herman and son, Theo-
lore. have arrived from San Diego. to
% the guests Of Mrs. Herman's par
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Fell Mrs.
Herman was Miss Edna Fell and has
many friends in Pensacola. She will
cave soon for Philadelphia TO join
her husband. 1t. Herman. who has
recently been transferred TO that city
from San Diego.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06

Friends are extending a most cor
dial welcome to Colonel J. r Lee.
Y. S. A, quartermaster corps, who
has just returned home from service
overseas, and is with his family at
their home on North Spring street
Col. Lee is the son -in-law OF Col. ]. L.
Hughes. of Fort Barrancas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06
IMPORTANT MEETING
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH.

An important business meeting of
he Missionary societies of the First
Baptist church will be held at the
,hurch tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock. A fun attendance is request
ID.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-06
THE PENsACoIA JOU RNAL SUNDAY MORNING. JULY g. 1919

the recipient of many delightful social
courtesies and enjoyed a motoring
trip through parts of South Florida
Miss Reed recently passed the board
of pharmacy with second honors and
is the second Pensacola woman to
graduate in pharmacy.