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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
KR0ZUS ES AMERIKA MIL,
LIARDOSAI.

Egy franoia ujsagiro ait ker-
dest vetette fel, vajjon Rockefel-
ler, vagy Carnegie van-e olyan
gazdag, milyen volt evezredek
el6tt Krozus perzsa kiraly? A
kerdes mcgoldasara Kr6zusnak
AIT az ajandekat valasztotta, a
mcllyel a delphi telnplomot ala
pitotta. Ez az ajandek ~ ha
ugyan hihetiink Herodotosz tor
tenetir6nak - mas ertekek mel
lett haromszazllatvan, szinIltig
aranynyal telt aranyyazab6l al
lott. ICY hat minden vaza otvcn
milli6 ertekii volt. Az arany mai
ertekc szerint az ajandek hetszaz
millio koronat ert. Krozus egy-
szerre tett az istenseg tiszteletere
ekkora ajandekot. Icy tehat,
mondja francia ujsagiro, meg
is csak Krozus marad meg a vi
lag lcggazdagabb cmbcrenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
Gaspar hozta a leveleket.


sietessel, mintha felt volna tolc,
hogy az els0 $40 utan mem mondja
el tobbit. r Jojjon fel ide.
Senki Sc lassa!
Aztan befutott a legbelsG szo-
bajaba. Ravetette magat egy
agyra, amclyct fiiggonyok takar-
tax, betcmettc az arcat a fiigg0-
ny0kbe es vergodott, hanykal6-
dott vadul, kinosan.
= Meglesz!Y Mcglesz!
Egyszerre riadtan ugrott fel.
Mar egesz sotet volt, mar keso
este volt. J0nni, fog. lit lesz
mindjart. Ne! Ne!
Az alto ncszteleniil kinyilt es
belepett rata = a ferje, Barothy
Kazmer. J., II
Az asszony tagra nyilt szemek-
sel, holtra sapadt arccal bamul-
ia. Belefogodzott az agy rezrud-
jaba es eszclosen nezett maga ele.
lit vagyok! mondta a
ferfi. - Megerkeztem. Hat mem
siet hozzam? Mert mem 0lel meg !?
Az asszony mem tudott meg
mozdulni helyerU.
A ferfi odalepett hozza es kar-
jaiba kapta es -vissza olelte,
csokolta szerelmesen, szenvede-
Iyesen. @. r.
= Hat meg mindig haragszik ?
Hat meg mindig mem bocsat meg
En- edes asszonyom, ha tudna,
hogy ezzel hidegsegevel teritett
eszre. Ket h6napja mem valaszolt
egy levelemre sem. Pedig az utol-
SO idOben minden nap irtam. Ne
ha kettot is egy napon. Elosz0r
ait hittem, az Greg Janos elyesz-
ii a ieveleimet. De minden leve-
let megsem veszithetet ell. Es
maga mem irt soha. Egy betiit
sem. Amig banatos, k0ny0rgt
levelei egyre-masra xovettek egy.
mast, lehan nevettem rajtuk. De
amikor elhallgatott, maid mem is
valaszolt nekem, ez izgatni kez
| dett. Kes0bb valosaggal ORION
| gcni kczdtem. Kuzd0ttem magam
nal, az 0nerzetemmel, aztan meg
is naprol-napra irtam az alazatos
a k0nyorgo, bocsanatot kero lie
| velcket. Oh, nagyon megbiinte
| tett lehasagomert, a rosszasagom
| ert. Egy szoval sem nyugtatot
| meg. Most lit vagyok Ne ha
| ragudjek. Soha Ell mem hagyom
| Ugy-e megbocsat? +?
| Az asszony aleltan omlott fer
| je karjai koze, Hagyta, hogy a:
| vegigcs6kolja a szajat, szemet
| hajat, az ujjait es boldogan mo
solygott.
/ Valaki kaparaszott kint az al
| to elott. ri az? A ferfi kinyi
totta az ajtot.
| Gaspar volt. Az asszony eg.
Ikisse remegve, de eroltetett nyu
| galommal mondta az uranak:
4 = Ez legeny helyettesitctt
az Greg Janost levelhordasban
De mem oda valo. Fatal embe
es nyilvan mas dolgokon jar a
esze. Ma is elvesztette az utol
egyik legjobb baratnom levelet
Masok megtalaltak es haza hoz
tax nekem. Azert rendeltem ide
hogy 0sszepirongassam. De mos
boldog vagyok es mindenkinel
megbocsatok. Hanem betchetn
6t a kiils6 gazdasagba valami job
allasba. Hadd legyen 3 is Dol
|
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
7rARCZA
ELvEszETT LEvELEK
Irta Pakots Jozsef

/.
"A fakon balkan rezegtek le-
velek. Valiant kerge szel bujkalt
k0ztiik, amely, a Macy hegy mo-
gill j0tt, az Greg Vlegyasza fel6l.
A Bar6thy-kastely szep ASSOC
nya, Bar6thy Kazmerne Oft tilt
glorietteben es nezte a Macy he
gyet. Banatos tekintete believe
szett a Vlegyasza 6srengetegebe,
amely folott halavanykek es lila
szinben jatsz6 k6d0k -jartak.
Tul a Vlegyaszan, tut a nagy he
gyen el valaki. OFT eli vilagat a
nagy varosban, ketes gyonyor0k
es vigalmak koz0tt. Egy embcr,
egy imadott, hatalmas ferfi: az
ura.
A kastelykert fain a levelek
megremegtek. AZ Greg Vlegya-
sza italian visszakUldte az asszony
sohajait, azok is Oft bujkaltak a
levelek k0zott. Annak a ferfiu-
max meg a sohajaira sincs silk
sege. e
A szep asszony elforditota te-
kintetet. A dombon, amelyen a
gloriette allott, vegig latott az
egesz videken. Latta a kert szet-
fnt6 porondos utjait, amelyek
mind oda vezettek a csinos, fran
cias fedeli kastelyhoz, az 3 bor-
tSh6hez. Latta a Maros eziist
szalagjat, amely k0riilszegte a
lragy birtokot, latta a keskeny or
szagutat, amely beleveszett a he
gyek k0ze. Ugy eltiint oft, mint
la mem volna r6la visszateres.
III.
Delutan hat ora volt, a kas-
telyban megsz6lalt a kis jelzSha-
rang. Hyenkor ebedelt a szep
asszony.
Faradtan, kimerulve ment a
kastely fele ,feher csipkeernyojet
a feje fole feszitette, hogy ne sis.
sc nap.
. A kastely lepcs6jen mar varta
hiiseges kutyaja, a lompos Bator
Koz0nseges juhaszkutya volt, de
szepen feherre mosott, gondozott
Egy proletar, aki belecs0ppent a
jol6tbe.
Bator almosan hasalt vegig a
legals6 lepcs6fokon, dc mikol
meglatta urn6jet, vidaman ugrott
fel. Egyiitt mentek fel a lepcs6'
kon.
A verandan egy idegen ferfi al
lott. Levett kalappal, alazatosan
- Nit akar? - kerdezte az asz
SONY.
- Lcvclet hoztam! - felelte 3
ferfi.
Az asszony mohon kapott lie
vclek utan. Meg oft a veranda1
vegigfrtotta valamennyinek bo
sitesIt, oh, hatha f01fedezi vala
me..yiken az 3 irasat?
Idegescn gyiirodteL ossze keze
5sn levelek. Mem irt.-
Sietve ment az ebedl0be. IA
hata mogott megszolalt az ideger
ferfi:
Engedelmet kerek. Egg SION
yolna.
Az asszony megfordult. Csal
most figyeltc meg ferfit. A
hogy lchajtott fejjel, alazatosal
allott el6tte a sallain valam
gyonge remrges latszott, kulonos
mex tetszett el6tte.
Nit akarY - kerdczte til
rclmetlenul.
= En- vagyok a kastely uj pos
tasa. A lovaspostas. Csak ez
akartam bejelenteni.
- Icy? J6l van.
Aztan k0zombosen tctte hozza
Hat az Greg Janossal m
van!
Beteg. Talan fel sem Ike
soha. !. N
Szegepy...
EFT s6hajtva mondta az asz
SONY $ ez sohaj inkabb egy fel
l.esznalt alkalom volt.
= Hat magat hogy h;vjaks
Il . n Z
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
III

mem volt ctvagya. Nyugodtan To-
gyasztotta Ell helyette az etcleket
S halabol illedelmesen hallgatta
azokat az erthetetlen szavakat, a
miket az asszonya hozza intezett:
- Latod, Bator, tie edcs, hii ku|
tyam, most mar mem te vagy egye
dill, aki ARA az idGre cmlekez.
tet engem, amikor boldog vol
tam. Amikor a Zsupan T0dor Ia
nya, az 0regberese, att hcvert a
szenaboglya alatt es szalmaszal-
lal csiklandozta a te orrodat. Mi
yen merges voltal ram olyankor,
anlekszelg Most lit van Gaspar
is. Oh, tie csunya! re mar ell
felejtetted ot. O hordta boglya-
ba a szenat S k0zben mezei virag-
koszorut font a. hajamba. Kis
eany voltam en- meg akkor, Ba-
TOR, 8 is nagy mamlasz volt.
Lattod, mily delceg, szalas ferfi
EFT bel6leg Az en- pajtasombol.
Te, Bator, a te asszonyod egy ha-
,zontalan, rossz teremtes. Mem
nyujtott kezet gyerekkori pajta-
sanak. De nit gondolsz, tehet-
TEN en- ait? En-, Bar6thy Kaz-
merne? -;
Bator csudalkozva latta, hogy az
urnoje hangja hirtelen elcsuklik.
Bator eppen egy csontot ragott
) a csont neki is a torkan akadt.
Vajion miert sir az 8 sep ASSOC
nya9 Raborul az asztalra es jaj-
gatva ny0gi:
- Oh, paraszt vagyok en- neki (!
Megunt engem. Cifra damakkal
eli vilagat. Az en- Macy, hatal-
mas, egyetlen uram!
- Emlekszel, Bator, a kasza-
lon jart egyszer a mi urunk. Te
merges yoltal, inert aznap sokat
csiklandoztam az orrodat. Mem
ismerted meg 6t, hiszen alko-
nyat volt es megfogtad nadrag-
jat. En- odafutottam es elhesse-
gettelek. Emlekszel? Akkor a
mi urunk elkisert engem az edes
apamnak, Zsupan Todornak ku
koricagores kunyh6jaba. Emlek.
szel-e, Bator? TIE csinaltal bel6-
lem nagysagos asszonyt.
Jaj, dc rossz, lelketlen EN-.
Der valaki, te Bator!
Els Bator ujra csudalkozhatott
inert urnoje jajgatni, atkozodnl
kezdett es ket kormevel tepte
lie magar6l a cifra ruhat.
Egyszer aztan felugrott az asz
tai mell0l es diadalmasan, vadu
kialtotta Bator fele:
- De most megboszuljuk ma
gunkat, Bator!
w.
Tul, a Vlegyasza m0gul semm
hir nem jott. Napr6l-napra Ia
zasan varta sep asszony a pos
tat, amely az 3 irasat hozta vol
ma, a hirt, hogy mar jon haza, dt
hiaba.
Lassan-lassan mar mem is a lie
veleket varta a szep, boldogta
Ian asszony, hanem levelhozot
A langol6 tekintetii, vadkepi
gyerekkori pajtast, szegeny
Gaspart. J6l latta az asszony
hogy ez legeny szerelmes belle
A sajat boldogtalanst esanak j6
| esett mask boldogtalansaga G
ez nemileg megnyugtatta.
Soha egy sz6val sem emlitett'
a flu el6tt a multat, az pedig ala
zatos, szotalan es komor volt
!, mint mindig.
Az asszonyon aztan, ahogy tel
tex napok, valami valtozas men
| vegbe. A s6haj duhve, bosszuvi
| Walt benne a fajdalom valam
kemeny elhatarozassa. Most ma
tisztan 6rezte, hogy meltanyta
lansag t0rtenik vele, amiert eleg
tetelt kell vennie. Joga van hoz
70. Sep, egdszseges verii asz
SONY, telve eletkedvvel, a boldo
gitds es boldogsag mindcn igere
tevcl. Ez az elhanyagolas bin
vele szemben, amely megtorlas
k0vetel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
Ahaboru elr1lult

\ Akarja.e latni nagy dtk0zeteket, a
melyek lefolytak Francia-, Orosz-, Olasz.,
Galicia Belgium, Lengyel-, SERB. Roma
MIA. Magyar es T0r0korszagokban Akar
ia-e latni, hogy q repiil6gepek hogan
harcoltak a levcg6ben? Akaria-e latni a
submarinok kiizdeim6t viz alatt? Mind
ezt lathatia otthon a lakdsaban, nsgyon
kis kiilts6g mellett. Most kaptunk egy
nagy kuldemeny uj haborus kepet "Ste
reoscop'' gepek reszere. Ha ezen a
"Stereoscop' gepen keresztil nezi ke-
peket, hat azt kepzelhcti, hogy OFT van
harcmcz6n.
A No. 2 Stcrcoscop olyan mint lit lat
hat0 ..........s.... 81 90
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29

CIMvxLTozAsAT JELENTSE BE
a szERKEszH6s 6sEGRJ;N. IROnAl
S20-S22 w. FEDERAL STREET
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Widow Preferred to Meet
Death at Home

For many years I suffered from
stomach trouble. All the doctors I
tried helped me but little. All said 1
would have TO go to hospital and be
operated on for gall stones or 1 would
not live much longer. / told them I
preferred to meet death at home One
day / picked up an advertisement of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and since
taking a course of it more than a year
ago have not had a single pain in my
stomach, have good appetite and can
eat anything 1t is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, includ-
ing appendicitis. One dose viii con-
vince or money refunded. Crystal
Pharmacy and druggists everywhere.
ADV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-07
RED CROSS NURSE
COMING TO CITY

The local chapter of the Red Cross
has made application for a Red Cross
public health nurse, and has been
promised by the Southern Division of
the Red Cross. that Pensacola viii get
the first nurse available for the work.
1t is expected that she viii arrived
within the next few weeks, and will
have her headquarters at the local
Red Cross rooms ON the second floor
of the American National Bank build
ing Her duties, while not yet def
nitely known here, wiz probably in
clude visiting the homes of the county
and talking 10 the various organiza-
lions as they request as a sort of edu-
caionaI campaign.
colored nurse under the super
vision Of the public health nurse viii
be employed to care for the needs OF
the coIored population
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that Wood or McAdoo will get enough
convention delegates pledged to make
a very formidable showing on the
first ballot which may be improved on
early succeeding ballots.
The game now is to tr9t out a fav-
orite son from every state so that on
the first few ballots, and until the
bosses can get together there viii be
a score of candidates with nobody
particularly in the lead.
The boom for General Pershing is
making remarkable Roadway in the
West, according to reports reaching
Washington. and may soon outstrip
the boom for General Wood
Kansas City appears to be in the
lead for selection as the place for
holding the democratic convention,
now that St. Louis has definitely
withdrawn and thrown its strength 20
Kansas City. The democratic national
committee viii on Thursday choose the
time and place for holding the con-
vention. Kansas City has a big purse
to offer. Chicago and San Francisco
are also prepared to make strong bids
for the convention. The date of this
convention will probably be about
June 18th. ten days after the meeting
of the republican convention in Chi
cago on June 9th.
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HEALTHY, ROBUST
PEOPLE POPULAR
EVERYWHERE
Good Health Creates an Attractive
Magnetic Personality and Wins
Admiration.
HEALTHY PEOPLE ARE HAPPlEsT
Pepto Mangan Has Put Thousands
Into the Healthy Full
BIooded Class.

How the red blooded. energetic, and
attractive man or woman is envied
by those who feel that it will always
be their unfortunate lot to be thin,
pale, and weak bodiedi
And yet why continue to envy men
and women who possess a vigorous,
healthy physical condition and an at
tractive, magnetic personality? Poor
health and lack of vitality are often
merely the result of impoverished
blood.
GUIDES Pepto- Mangan is for people
whose bodies suffer from lack of
proper blood nourishment. Pepto-
Mangan enriches the blood and in
ereases the number Of healthy red
blood cells, which are so necessary to
carry the proper nourishment, vigor-
BUSINESS, and strength to every part of
the body.
Physicians introduced GUIDES Pepto-
Mangan to the public because they
knew that it contained the very prop
critics that are so sorely needed to
build up thin, water blod. For your
convenience, Pepto- Mangan is pre-
pared in two forms, liquid and tab
let. Both contain exactly the same
medicinal value.
Insist on the genuine Pepto- Mangan.
To be sure you are buying the genu-
inc Pepto- Mangan, ask your druggist
for Guides" And be sure the name
Guides" is on the package.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-07
YEL-O-PINE FORCE
ON DUTY IN CITY

Five affable opponents Of Yei-O-
Pine are at the San Carlos and will
remain in Pensacola until they have
thoroughly demonstrated the merits Of
the yellow pine. They tell of the ad-
vances made by the YeI-O-Pine COM
pany, of Montgomery, which produces
an antiseptic. a cough remedy, a salve
and pine healing oil. The crew con-
sists of c.. p. Harper, Joe Scherrer, E.
c. Cooner, I. S. Harper and I. J..
Drake. They are here to talk Yel-O-
Pine. but last night took ime TO watch
Crazy Rich" perform on top OF the
San Carlos. As he turned away c..
p. Harper was heard to remark: Il
have always said 1 would try anything
once. but now I take it back"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-07
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
OPENS AT ssY' TONIGHT

Tonight promptly at o'clock the
senior basketball league viii COM
mence. A double header win be
played on every Wednesday night and
some fast and interesting games can
be expected. The first game viii be
between the Wilson Biggs, caDtained
by Buddy Caro-, and the II. & o..
captained by the invincible Lars
Sanchez. This game should prove
close and exciting as both teams are
evenly matched and have put in lots
of good time practicing.
The second round viii be with the
Pensacola high school which is being
coached by Rex Farrior and the team
captained by r. K. Hess. Coach Far
rior is confident of a winning team
and has hopes of winning the pen
nant this year. Captain Hess made
the statement that he could also use
the pennant. SO as all the captains
are banking on winning it, fans can
expect TO see some of the classiest
basketball yet played at the local ''Y. .
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No. 3-COntinued From
Page One.

loved home city, our Pensacola. might
we'll be taken care Of during all the
emergencies that occurred during the
war time.
And. Whereas. each and every mem
Der of our chamber of commerce feels
deeply grateful for such services to
the men who has been our leader,
Now, Therefore, Be it hereby Re-
solved That we do hereby make
formal record of our high appreciation
of his unselfish devotion to duty. his
steadfastness of purpose, his ability as
a leader Of men and measure. and his
high courage to do all things neces-
sary to advance the welfare Of our
beloved home city, Pensacola.
Resolved further. That our secretary
mail to the man whom we wish hereby
to. honor an engrossed copy hereof
under the signature of the secretary
and the seal of the corporation.
Dated January 9Th. 1920.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Pensacola. Florida.
Attest: JOHN v. PRICE.
Secretary.
Pledges of support and loyalty We're
given by all present before the meet
ing adjourned and the directors
pledged to attend all executive meet
ings and to be otherwise ready for
any duty upon call of the president
during the twelve months IN which
they are to serve.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. DAN WILKINSON.

The funeral of Mrs. Dan Wilkinson
viii be held from the home, 612 n.
AIcaniz-st at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon Burial viii be at ST. John $
cemetery. The services viii be con-
Quoted by Rev. L w. Chalker and DR..
A. S. Moffett.
Bearers will be Harry s. Lurton, j.
r. Duncan, W. s. Duncan, Malcolm
White, w. A. Freeman, Thomas p.
White, w. C. Diffenderfer and Ros-
coe Wallace. Honorary bearers will
be Arthur Gum. L. +. Mobiles. r. w.
Waters, ]. E. Taylor, Wiley McDavid,
II. c. Struggled, J. T. SPRINGFIELD
and c.. G. Murphy.
Mrs. Wilkinson died yesterday
morning following a short illness with
blood poisoning. She is survived by
her husband, Dan Wilkinson, who is
an auditor Of the Jennings Naval
Stores company. two sons, w. D., of
Pensacola and Elmer. of Mississippi
and one daughter. Mrs. J. o. McPhail
of Montgomery.
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NO. CONTINUED FROM FIRST

FANzEs
essary. but he protested against "a
scramble for deposits"
We do not sec why a raise i'm re-
discount rates should bring about such
a scramble he said. THE federal re-
serve bank rate increases are only
temporary, whereas relations Of the
bankers With their customers are sup
posed to be permanent.
mo customer should be led to look
upon deposits as an investment, and
the banks should not look upon de-
posts other than as a liability
Competition by bankers with the in
vestment market was not conductive to
sound banking, Governor Harding said.
while we have turned our backs on
the period of war financing" he con
tinued, I'VE cannot expect in the inn
mediate future a condition such as was
considered normal under pre-war
standards We will reach normal only
when the obligations of the government
are greatly reduced and the remainder
absorbed by the investing public.
''Unessential loans should be dis
oouraged. Federal banks must be kept
in condition to meet industrial and COM
mercial demands and ready to provide
for any emergency In ordinary times
a raise in rediscount rates is the natural
corrective of undue expansion. but we
cannot add to our gold holdings by
raising rates. nor must we do any
thing TO discourage production"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-07
DAMON LODGE
KIP. INSTALL
Sumptuous Banquet Is Enjoyed
BY Members Following Busy
Session.

An interesting and well attended
meeting o., Damon Lodge No. 13 X.
n u. was held Tuesday night at which
the installation of officers who were
recently elected for the ensuing term
vas held. The installation was very
Impressive and each new officer prom
Ised that hey would do all in their
mower to make the lodge grow A
number Of visiting brothers We're pres
pnt and made interesting talks
The auditing committee appointed
81 the last meeting reported that they
made an audit of the books for the
twelve months ending December 81
and their report was received and
filed.
After tho meeting closed the MEM
hers were taken in hand by the re-
freshment committee and escorted 10
the Palace Cafe where banquet had
been spread for them A number OF
short talks were made and all enjoyed
4 happy evening.
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YACHT CLUB SUPPER
TO BE HELD TONIGHT

The regular bi-monthly supper of
the Yacht Club viii be held at the
club house at o'clock tonight Chair
man Frederic Of the house commit
tee says the fishermen have supplied
him with the first essentials of an ex-
cellent supper and he expects all the
members TO be on hand.
An important business meeting viii
be held following the supper. The
annual election Of officers viii be held
January 81.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-07
WILLIAM EMERY.

William Emery died yesterday aft
ernoon at his home near Goulding
after an illHess of several days with
pneumonia. He was rs years old, and
had resided in and near Pensacola for
number of years, having been en-
gagged in various farming enterprises
near Ferry Pass, where he resided be-
fore moving to Goulding. Mr.. Emery
is survived by a wife and two sons,
Charles and William, who we're with
him at his death, well as a number
of relatives away from here.
Mr.. Emery was a member of Pensa-
cola Lodge. No. AZ, Free and Accepted
NIasons, which body win conduct the
funeral services tomorrow afternoon
from his home to its burial place in
St. Johnson's cemetery at 2 p. m,
where the regular Masonic burial ser
vice will be held. the following broth
ers acting as pail bearers: Dudley r.
Saunders, L. w. Hardy, Nathan Zung,
L. Z. Heinberg. DIR. Aubrey b. Saun-
ders and Victor J. Little.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-07
MASONIC BURIAL NOTICE.

Special Communication of Pensa-
cola Lodge No. AZ. F. e A. NJ. We'd
nesday Jan z, at 1870 p. m, at K. of
p. hall for the purpose of attending
funeral of our late brother VIM.
Emery. All brothern urged to attend.
J. H. BAYLISS,
r. {. WHITE, w NJ.
Secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-10
Tobacco Hardens the Arteries
Overtaxes the Heart
and Shortens Life
Conner Suggests Simple Test to Find If 1t Is
Hurting You. Can You Stand 1t?

D. c0ro taking Your U~ut, smoke. walk
Qp thrNC flights 1T stairs AT Il regular
pace. thrn :rnr. If YOU GUd that you
are out Of breath II your heart beat
IS forced. trembling or Irr. EHlar. you
may =" the victim Of \ funCti pual or
organic heart trouble. II YOU f""l that
you must smoke or Ch"H TO quiet your
hGh't aud ar" SLOWLY poisoning your
SELF with the inSidI0uS deadly drugs.
ni"otin" and furtural. In either cas-.
Won have just two altrrnativCS--koep
on with your Selt-noiS0nInG process re-
eardleSs OF the dangers. and suffer the
consequences. or rid yourself Of ths
habit and escape the dangers.
You can overcome the craving and
stop III" tobacco habit in very short
time by using tho following mex pcnsive
formula: Go TO any drug store and ask
Tor Nicotol Take ono tablet after each
meal and in comparatively short time
You will have no desire for tobacco. The
craving will have left you. With the
nicotine poisoning out Of your system
Your general health will quickly i'm
prove.
Note: When asked about Nicotol. one
.oc our leading druggists said: Nicotol
il truly q wonderful remedy FOR n"
tobacco habit. II is way ahead oc any
thing W" have ever sold before. Wa
arr aUthCriz"d by The manufacturers to
refund the money L. evcry dissatisfied
customer and We would not permit the
use OF our nam" unless the remedy
possessed unusual merit" Nicotol is
sold in this city under an iron-clad
rnoney-oaCk guarantee by all up-to-datN
druggists. including John Coleman &
60. and {. II. Crest & Co