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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-01
DREADED FOR NIGHT
TO COME, DECLARES
CLARENCE MITCHELL

] got up from the table I would be-
gan to bloat up with gas and 1t pressed
up into my chest and choked me up
SO bad / thought I would smother.
There was such a pressure around my
heart that it palpitated terribly and
had a hard lump in my stomach all
the time. Dizzy spells often came on
me and every day had to take laxa-
tive as 1 VISA badly constipated. My
nerves were all on edge so that any
sudden noise made me jump and
was so restless dreaded for bedtime
to come for l would rather stay up
and walk the floor than go to bed and
lie there for hours unable to sleep a
wink. Every morning I always had a
sour taste in my mouth and felt so
weak and sluggist it was a job for
me to get around at all.
But / don't feel that way now for
Tanlac has made me all over again and
am feeling better than I have in
years, in fact, don't know when
ever felt better. Eat, why, every
thing tastes so good that my biggest
trouble is trying to satisfy my appe-
tite, and I am not troubled with pal
pitation, gas or bloating any more. 1
don't have to take laxatives now for
am entirely relieved of constipation
and the bad taste in my mouth has
gone. My nerves have steadied down
so that now I sleep ten solid hours
every night and when morning comes
| am ready for hard days work. My
wife has also taken Tanlac and it has
helped her just as much as it has me
and she joins me in praising it."
'Tanlac is sold in Pensacola hv tho
Crystal Pharmacy.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-01

Rub My -Tism is great pain killer.
II relieves pain and soreness caused by
Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-01
OFFICIAL AID SOUGHT
IN LOCATING HORSE

Asking the assistance of the sheriff
and police department to assist him
in locating his horse which had been
stolen from his barn, D. A. Martin of
Milton filed a close description of the
enimal yesterday. The horse was
taken from his residence at Milton
and he stated that the parties were
headed towards Pensacola when last
heard from.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-01
MAN LOSES LIQUOR
LICENSE AND FINED

d. Galbraith, West Zarragossa was
fined $50 and costs yesterday morn
ing in the city court after pleading
guilty to selling liquor without a Ii
cense. j. w. Van was fined SO and
costs. half of the fine being remittcd.
Several other cases were before the
court charged with being drunk. but
were continued.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-01
BRITISH STEAMER CALLS
FOR BUNKER COAL

The British steamship BIRTHS b
knight arrived in port yesterday
from London, coming here for a supply
of coal She viii later go to a Texas
port to get a cargo of oil.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
WINNING OTHERS Rv ROGER w. BABSON

I know dear little girl whose hte seems lo .o-e,a,- with love She is always thinking of ths and in her loving little heart wanting help them Crusty, hard hearted, worldly men and women who could be touched by no other way are ,.,o,, h1, her unselfishness She many true friends by simply trusting and loving
 How wonderful the world would be if we would have the spirit of this child It is really natural +o love hut somehow we have stifled natural instincts until they unnatural Most of us want 0 win others. but misers when 1t comes o having the price forget that if love is truly given, it is a boomerang and always comes back
 I know working girl who long ago found the uselessness of resentment when petty JealouSles cropped out among companions. She simply stopped resenting and started to love every one by whom she thought she was dishked' Difficulties 1aft as if by magic and she all her com panions always pays to lay aside personal injuries and to repay them with love.
 It is so easy acquire habits, and the habit of loving is an excellent in which we have every thing to gain and nothing to lose.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
First Methodist Episcopal church.

First Methodist Episcopal church Corner Monroe and Second avenue, op- posite Y. M. c. A. Harcourt W. Peck. pastor; J. H. Hughes, assistant. 9 45 a. m., Sunday school, J. O. Sexson, SUI perintendent. Classes for all ages. Large adult Bible class meets in the main auditorium of the church. Dr. s. J. Rogers will take charge of the Sun day school in the absence of the super intendent. II a. m, morning worship. Dr. l.. F. Smith of Portland, Ore, will preach the sermon. His theme will be. Knowing God" Dr. Smith is an able and forceful speaker and has had a long experience as q pastor. We in- vite our constituents to hear him. Ep word league at D. m. The leader will be Miss Gertrude Williams. A good meeting is assured. You are cordially invited to attend all of these services. At o'clock we join in the union ser vice which is held on the lawn. east of the Y. NJ. c. A. building.
 Central Methodist church The church with heart in the heart of the city. Rev c. II. Aker. pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 g. m. Classes for all ages: Mir. Bartlett, superintendent. Preaching at Il a. m. Dr. J. E.. liar rison vii bring the message Roy Null the well known violinist will play Han del's Largo" and the choir will sing Diggles Great Is the Lord Come and worship with us Young peoples meeting at p. m. All young folk are extended a hearty welcome.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday at D. m. w. A. DeBusk will lead. Friday eve ming the regular choir rehearsal at s D. m. All singers are invited to join our choir. Voices tested by Mir Bush ell. director.
 Bethel Methodist church. Arizona $ finest suburban church. corner Seventh street and Osborn road. G. T. Bond pastor. Phone 214R12: residence Sev- enth and Osborn streets.
 The pastor will preach at II a. m. and SIS D. m. Subjects of vital i'm portance will be discussed both morn ing and evening. There will be special music both morning and evening. Mrs. c. R. Sterling will sing at the morning hour The choir will render special music under the direction of F. Y Gar rison. with Miss Estella Morden at the piano. Sunday school at 10 a.. m., Rob ert J. Brice. superintendent All classes graded and in separate rooms. Senior Epworth league at 7:15 p. m., led hy George Davis. We cordially invite you to come and worship with us.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
The Ole swin,min, Hole

The city government we understand is contem- plating making provision the comfort of its cit- zens by making improvements River canal has been proposed to cement stretches it in the eastern and parts of the city that will have a clean bottom, and to enact ordinance against the throwing refuse into the water.
 Inns canal has been used for bathing ever since it made ana of late the has steadily women and children using it daily. The western mart of the canal, is, part of it between Five Points and Fifteenth become quite a bathing resort
 In that stretch, between the canal and Wood land avenue there is a long park, well shaded and provided with benches. which is already de- ,;btfl place but is susceptible of further beautfi cation We suppose there stretches along the eastern end which may be similarly beautified, ftsz<5<he canal instead of being conduit for oa~,4<<ng frrigating water through the town be ,,,nza8ted into a recognized institution for the f-tff&.,d convenience of the people
 F a climate such ours. bathing facilities are ,,r,,<s4y urgently needed in community where &,,. ra vs of the sun are ardent We have too .a,v sa,ch facilities We have excellent swimming
 ,s xxbich thousands visit weekly but they are not -stY,x accessible to all We need swimming holes sp.-. or. may go these mid-summ afternoons and
 zv :. r.freshing dip. We believe the city will act e r ca be convinced number of citizens yrant this Improvement
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church of Christ, Scientist Arizona School of Music, North Gen. tral avenue. Sunday service at II a. m. Subject of the lesson sermon, Love" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. The Wednesday evening testimonial and experience meeting is at o'clock. The reading rooms maintained by this church are located in the Home Build CTS building on First avenue. entrance room 219, and are open every week day from 10 a. m. to D. m. At these rooms a welcome is extended to the public. and the Bible and authorized Christian Science literature may here be read or purchased if desired. All are cordially invited to attend church services.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01

which has made headway in quarter of tury' it must have been apparent thinks MT. Rams delL that single minority consisting of single member in the United States could not trans late that chimera into a He could not be more than an ornament to whom the single taxers might point with pride opponents of the single tax need with alarm
 We think the reasoning MT. Rarnsden is sound but we doubt very whether polite him to reason upon the subject at all. The dis quietng question again arises: What he candidate for democratic nomination doing at that meeting. recognizing all? The democratic party of the state had not recognized it. and doubt is less in sympathy with it than ever. Many of the candidates did endorsement the meeting They did think they could afford it, They did not want the endorsement of any which might into conflict with any other ee- ment The meeting represented element which proclaims, and has long proclaimed. all other elements than the proletariat-whatever that may belts opposition all who have not acceded to the demands of organized abor-and that includes all who have tried preserve trality between the agitators and the "open shop" Whoever is not with the agitators counted by them against them
 The democratic party had questioned candidates regarding these matters concerning which democrats individuals naturally divided had not asked them their opinion Partisan League did, to the effect deflation currency the high cost of living and a lot other things with inference that they ought something. way another. about deflation and the things.
 Surely the democratic party cannot be pleased with this partisan which was applied to democratic candidates it expected to apply a test of its own at the primary. Win the democratic party consent to be the wagging tail of the Non Partisan dog by accepting candidates who stood the non partisan test those candidates like Mir. Ramsdell wanted to stand it?
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
ONLY ONE ADMIRAL FROM RANKS

ONLY ONE ADMIRAL FROM RANKS
 Rear Admiral Oscar w. Farenholr U S. N, who died at Mare Island. Cal, June 30, 1920. had a picturesque career. He was the only officer of the navy who entered it as an enlisted man and reached the grade of rear admiral without going through the naval aca- demy. Admiral Farenholt was born in San Antonio. Texas. in 1s43. and entered the navy as a seaman in 1881. He participated in the engagements and battles at Fort Hatteras. Port Royal and Fort Pulaski and in the boat expeditions sent from the Wabash Georgia and Florida He was severely wounded at the battle of Pocotaligo. where a party from the Wabash with howitzers was covering the retreat of the federal army. and he was sent to the naval hospital at New York, from which he was discharged from tho navy. As soon as he recovered from his wounds he again enlisted in Feb ruary, 1863. and was assigned to the monitor Catskill. in which he par ticipated in her almost daily engage ments with the defenses of Charleston. from April. 1863. to April. 1864. He participated in the unsuccessful storm - ing party of Fort Sumter in 1863. and was promoted to acting ensign in August. 1864. He participated in the capture of Plymouth and several en- agreements on the Roanoke. Chowan and Black Water rivers and the cap- ture of Fort Fisher. N. c.
 He was commissioned an ensign in the regular navy March 12, 1868. and was made a master in December of the same year. He was promoted to lieu tenant in 1879. lieutenant commander in 1882, commander in 1892, and cap tain in 1899. He was transferred to the retired list September 1. 1901. on his own application after 40 years of service. with the rank of rear admiral. At that time he had performed a sea service of nineteen years and ten months, in addition to his short duty. Army and Navy Journal
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST |. 1920
He who covets what belongs to an- other deservedly loses his own.
 -Phaedrus.
Communism and Socialism

The Third Internationale" of Moscow is right III one tning-tnat there are no other forms (of socialismo There is only communism Whatever else goes under the socialism is either will ful deception self delusion" Every form of socialism tends toward communism and toward anarchy. By anarchy do not mean here violence and disorder but perfect state society in which no man would need the control of any or association of men; when laws and governments shall be unnecessary because men will be perfect; will not infringe the rights neighbors; when every man will himself wisely and justly In such state laws would be superfluous There would then be classes all men would. indeed. be equal would produce alike for the common store which share alike. There would be communism, anarchy real brother hood of man.
 There would no proletariat no bourgeoise, no capitalist and no workers, classes, contrary clements There would be national boundaries for there would be nations since be governments of peoples. by peoples peoples That is the things at which the Third ternationale" aims directly. would accomplish at once, by bloodshed because force bloodshep are necessary It would take a bold plunge while the lesser weaker forms of socialism sit the brink, dipping their toes into and uttering little squeals of delight in the sensation.
 It lis wonder that the real communists are disgllsted with them. who
 .Ony scratch the mortar out
 But the wall"
 The general attitude of the real radicals toward the near radicals was illustrated in the contempt which was expressed by the former at the Chicago Tl44 Party 1naetng for "intelectuels, paror and boshevists whom socialism is fad and fo whom the uftinate delightful be realized sometime, in while the radicals believe the realization of begin To them communism is only something else;" to the real communist. it is a definite, thing
 But only far is the Third Internationale" riph The If its he hard-headed good of the world and there hard headed people in the world than soft headed-rnore sensible people than 'intellectuels" crazy anarchists and bolshevists combined. We <aney such doctrine making headway in this fry for instance-among farmers. business men, intelligent laborers compared with whom the dreamers, dilletante and the lunatics pitiable few.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Reorganized Church of Jesu5 Christ of Latter Day Saints-The Sunday school is at 10 o'clock. This Sundays Il a. m. services will be for worship and communion.
 The evening sermon will be by Elder J. E. Yates.
 Subject: sThe Law of Kindness as the Key to Spiritual Life"
 Yes, there is some heat to endure al this season, even at church sometimes but that is no fair excuse for neglect ing our worship: and who would be so careless as to forget God, may, ac- cording to the Bible, experience a eli mate where the heat is several de- grees greater than the mundane sum mers have ever been
 Hear the sermon at this church Tenth and Moreland-BriH car line.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
CHRISTIAN

Central Christian Church Located at corner of Central avenue and Me kinley street
 Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
 Communion services at 10:45 a. m.
 Brother J. NJ. Stewart will conduct the morning services. The subject will be "The Church" Don't fail to hear him.
 Evening services at Y. NJ. c. A. stadium
 Christian Endeavor at ' p. m. All young people Of the city are urged to come to the meeting. Miss Sylvia Polling will be the leader.
 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
 4 cordial invitation is extended to all to worship with us.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
QUESTIONS AND
 ANSWERS

o. have Chevrolet that runs well, but when pulling in any gear, knocks or slaps in the engine, after each explosion. It seems worse when the engine is hot. Will you kindly tell me the cause and the remedy2 R. w. Bowers, CiarkdaIe, Ariz.
 A Ignition is timed too fast; has to be retarded. Carbon in the cylinders might be an additional factor.
 O. Did Senator Harding coin the words "reveaInent" and ''normsIcy'' which he used in his speech of ac- ceptance of the presidential nomina- ton? C. M. K.
 A Both words are to be found in dictionaries. The employment of unus- ual words whose meanings are easily understood lends emphasis to the thought that the speaker wishes to convey.
 a. How can l tell how much corn is left in my corncrib7 V. T.
 A. Find the number of cubic feet in the pile of corn, the length of the corncrib multiplied by its width, null tiplied by the height to which it is filled. Divide this product by 1-4. The result obtained is the amount of shelled corn in the pile of ears and is a fair approximation for weli-settled corn of good quality.
 Q. What will whiten the ivory on piano keys? A. J. H.
 k. Cleaning piano keys w.tf aico- hol will whiten them. A flannel moist ened with cologne water is helpful. Keep the piano open. so that sunlight will strike the keys and bleach them.
 O. Who first crossed the English Channel in a balloon? O. T.
 A. Jean Pierre Blanchard. French man. accompanied by Dr. Jeffries. an American. made the first successful flight across the channel in 17S5 Since the first experiments in hydrogen bal looms were not made until 17s2 and
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
MAKE SOME MISTAKES Rx ROGER w. RABSON

In meeting hundreds of the most successful busi- ness men o America, have noticed certain some thing that is characteristic of them all.
 folks call it personality, that intangible ouality is very be blamed for both and failure
 isn't anything indefinite as personality Its a very real quality, "decisiveness.'
 These leaders because they get the facts, decide quickly, and then get action
 you would make your presence felt in the busi- ness world, cultivate this quality of decision.
 When problem presents itself, look it squarely in the decide, then get action-carry your first without any hesitation reconsiderng.
 You may make some mistakes. but it is better do things and make few bunders than it is to be forever the fence, unable to decide on
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
The Lower California Rebellion

We suppose Governor Cantu of Lower Calfor- mia who holds his place by the strong arm, by the somewhat remoteness of his pro- vince will be able to equip quite army of Amer- resist by the federal government Not without struggle will fellow citizens of Southern California suffer themselves be de- prved of the openness of things Tia Juana. gambling which the statutes of their straight-laced state denies them; of brimming cup which their purtanical government has dashed to the ground
 Tia Juana, Mexicali and other points adjacent border oases in desert of morality which many will regard worth fight ing for. For what would life be worth living other wise and etc?
 Governor cantu is liberal and even loose There is but life humans have live and Lower Cali fornia offers the place where it be with friction with restrictive O sumptuary legislation.
 General Gales Of Sonora on the other hand who threatening to interfere intermittent prohi- bitionist and spasmodic morast. now putting and removing ban the sale of alcoholic drinks gambling He again threatening rigdity of moral conduct-tantamount a declara- tion against American sports and thirsty cit- They take chances with Gales; where he today and where he may be tomorrow may be two different places
 Still we do not Americans will go to the extent of betting their blood the retention of their privileges under benign rule of Cantu
 present Lower California is no-man's Cantu's land. His attitude toward the federal is like that of certain frontier justice of the peace eastern Pima county, now Cochse. to- ward the county administered the office to suit himself. bought his official stationery and books retained all the fees. When the super vsors remonstrated with him he sent back trucu lent reply admonshing them to to the devil; his office he reminded the board, self-supporting.
 So would Lower California be but for the fact that largely supported by people of the south western United States who willing to pay for a hectic time. Anyhow it is burden upon the public of Mexico
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
Sill In the Fight

IJndismayeds by his failure to secure the endorse
 o%+he Non Partisan Labor league at the Tue con meeting for his candidacy for United states
 As - r4on w R. Ramsde1 announces his inten- s - ,af, in the fight and to win the nomi-
 . note of dsappon tnlent, impossible wboly to conceal the statement of MT Kamsaen - crinony He appears to regard the acton E ous " i,rh+ labor leaders ill advised, and oi 4'''F 4 +hat Mr RamsdeH attributes the success we zorsee Hon. A. A. worsleyfsto hsppro-
 of his constitutional prediiecti0n m iaVor n9unss' + We too suspect that any man in of me siiie .o,,Id have -radcaed all the sns1 @ ,iaaY there would have met the favor of tna n1eetins A. meeting Mir Rams s - was overlooked -profiteering-an It Is af' s s,,e that he will make his campaign 9TsS FL says and thinks or even what ne ia nesss nessss s.~ opinion of Ramsdel that should aefefFnine his hehps
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Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
LUTHERAN

Grace Evangelical Lutheran = Loca ton: Corner of Sixth and Fillmore streets: two blocks east of Indian school line. one block south of Bril- line.
 Pastor: Rev Fred C. Maurer.
 Services: Sunday school, 9:45; divine worship, II o'clock. Sermon theme 'Our Spiritual Battle" Eph s: 10-1S.
 There will be no vesper services.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-01
MISSIONARY

Corner of Fillmore and Tenth streets. J. A. Greider pastor: residence 1910 East Taylor street.
 Sunday school-s:45 a. m. D. Diller uperintendent
 Preaching service-11 a. m.
 Young peoples meeting-7:15 D. m. Leader Earl Menus. Topic: 'Charac- ter Building.
 Preaching service-S D. m
 Prayer and praise service Wednes- day, D. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all