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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-21
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child'S Best Laxative

Accept California syrup Of Figs
only--Iook for the name California
on the package, then you are sure
your child is having the best and
most harmless physic for the little
stomach, liver and bowels. Chill
dren love its fruity taste. Full d.
rections on each bottle. You must
say California"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-21
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

SHERMAN--The funeral of Miss
Clara sherman will be held this
morning at o'clock from Crol-
LOFTS funeral parlors. Burial will
be in Calvary cemetery.
ROMERO-The funeral of Mrs.
Adelaide Y. Romero will be held
this morning mt o'clock from the
family residence. High requiem
mass will be said at the Sacred
Heart church by Father Cordova.
Burial will be in Santa Barbara
cemetery. Crollott Is in charge.
PADILLA - Manuelita Padilla,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Louis S.
Padilla, died yesterday afternoon
ut O'Clock at their residence in
Old Albuquerque. Funeral ar
rangements will be made today
Crollott is in charge.
journal Wants hiring results
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
PAso a MEJoR VIDA

NA8
Valtecitos. nj. MI, Sept. is, 1920.
Isl. editor de hi NueVo Mexicano
Muy ST.. mfo:
Snuplico me coneeda IN pequen0
espacio en- las Columns de su apre.
ciable peri6dic0 para dar publlclaRd
d 10 siguiente:
Por Cuanto due la Dipina Er0vi-
dencia la decretado eli sis altos y
soberanog d~esignios eli guitar de en.
tire nosotros 4 naestra querida madre
Id uue EN- vida ~respondia al nombre
Al MARINA ANDRnA MI JARAMmAO
.habiendo ocurrido su muerte 81 dia
I del actual 4 Ito de las B de Ia tarde
degpu6s de haber sufrldo I dIaa de
ma penosa enfermedad Jill sentif ali
VA ninRtno en Ias curaci6nes dili-
gencias oue IL hicfaron: hasfa cue He
"a 81 mofnento uue egtaba aecretado
nor ii Meaico Divine II eli Autor de
todo al universe uue aeterniin6 en-
yiarIe 81 total aliyio az sus gufrimien
i penaiidades de esta vida nara
aha fnera 4 RESPONDER en ia vida dis la
Tardad me eFla fu8 en vida Una fiel
i ma carIaosa madre Y una
v~erdadeTa cristiana. habfenao recihis
do todos ia atfxIiios de Ia faiesia GA
t6Iica, asfo ii syudd i sufrir con pa
ciencia ii golpe mas terrible que pue-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
M & MEDIA

ia lanes Do eata EeHan NOS sor.
prenalmos al YER publlcado ca 81 dia'
ITO un ayiso tornado nor q Marlscai
de ID clndad y II rrocurador de l.
cIudad. en qne Sc dAba agiso &c que
con esa gecha quedaban cefradaa %.
das las easas do iaeeo QUE hapla On
d capital. y gus coaforma = ID ley
debian estar csrraaaa a. mgehe atFas.
ApIaadimos ID meiida, ppea "A ley g
lay. ! hay aae r~eapeleri&
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
Los iNFRAcToHEs BIZ IA LEY
lEditogiall

ssNluHdn iuex de las cortes supFems
D de dIstrlko, Sefa nomIuado D eIects
pafa nlnguna oflclna que no sea UNI
oficlna judicial eli este estaao.f
ASH 10 declala Ell Art1culo Sells dc
Ila Secci0n diecinueve de la Constithl
ci6n de- Nuevo Mexico.
Merritt &. Mechem, JIJEE del sep.
ltim0 Distrit0 Judicial fne nominado
lpara e~0hernadors pcr Fail, Hlrsum y
fpompaala, Ell H. convention de estado
en- Albuquerque.
Esos hombree' de ese mode han de-
safiad0 pleramentes de manera abierI
Eta v d~eliberada d la Constitution de-
NlieYo Mexico, que es Ia suprenla ley
|del estadO.
X M @. M6chsm ha sancionado sus
actos.
Las paIabras de la provision en- la
constitution son clarAs. Rs 81 idioma
mas simple \ mas c~omprensible. No
hay salida nj Vueltas n oil. No hay
manera de evitarlos hacerlo a I'm la
sdo de AplRstarlo O meterse F'abajOs
d pasar p0r I'm iad0s Debe SCI D bien
'obedecddo. y repndiado v quitado de-
enmedi0.
AL BS Fau, III @. Bursurn, w. A.
Hawkins, y M. Sully, I'd. Otero, Sec,
Romero FIos deinag, 10 quitaron de
Anmedio.
M g. Mechem, I'm incdmbente de
lin empleo judicial, Que Sc silpone ha
sido j~uramentad0 para sostener i 81
bedecer las leyess s0bre quien Sc sup0
he Que descansa 9la responsabiIidad
a~Nnaeial I 81 deber ~ nonar rs CAVE.
S,isydss ias levas co,,n i,,a1 c@nna,n.
Sfd Il AM vioiarsdn ahiarta III IA III.
,,s.ons = gss ael eetaan y W share n
III esn.rn sbse,4n m covd,anta 40
sSbern ~5saesi antSsrnn sfss,sc3ana
~ shsasnto
I'M 3,,av es1osnta nars ,,na oFsc;na
s,sai1sai Az dahe sa, not,inadnv ara
Il laS -nadananfa dal Sstadn
mn, FsII Nh. rssrs,,r, Nh aw,Eins
4 lnS aansas sss,,seynn ~adalanta .,nos
ini,sarnn i
NT,s lFl,ranm a;Esos6 N sysa,,a !d,roc.
Il III isvas bacssnan Il discs,rsa VI
! ensan aes6n
81 annnci6 aasaa Il nlafa fnrn,a aua
Msrhsn habfs INV, .,inadn
4ns smas IL dssayan s,sss s,do MT.
losTaanu
Il 3 snfraeNs6r ! daaaffo 4 IA ~nona4r.E
5,es6n 1 n Isg MN astaao ~ KAN.
,ssfa
nm ss,av i,,@amantada 49, baear 4
oasesr ~ lavss INV ssntih
go ana,.,s =, az $1,000. III III
a,~eeianarie M,,.vo atsr. u
VWsks4sr u Il sss rnItsirn Ts u -.
abra, es anombrar. ] desInnar Dor
1bmbre. para una cficIna 3 empleo;
iombfar como un candidate para una
:lcccion."
FL a~tropello q Ia constitution SO
sfectud euando "A. q Mechem fue-
designado| para IA oficina dc gober-
No nlheaha espefanza az
nSerpEetar ~ otra manefa 81 slgnlns
~ la provision constltnclonal
aag ave opeaeeeria 2 psoteafia. ~
Iiue IS ps 1850
n ,.S.f. aat ,.sa. Ara~hs,, ~ Il
X s ,9 $500. NM s4s asb~r ~ esl ~ ~
\ nanstsSS,eiHn pyah \, sntantn ~
IA nssasana Ms ss]ssaro MI
huNoNV Du1 n14h4hnNpAen hS AAA Ntrut'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
NOTICE or CONTEST.
DEPARTMENT. or THE INTERIOR,
United States Land office.

". y. Land Ol1ic6f
Santa Fes N. M
no John G. Dobbs, Of Barton, N. Nj
~contestee.
You are hereby notified that 3 A.
Shelter, Who gives Barton, NJ III. AZ
his post-0ffipe address, did on August
13, 1920, file in this office bis duly
eorrobofated application to contest
and secure the cancellation OF your
Homestead Entry Serial No. 027494,
Tor Lots 3 and 4. and EMSWM, SEQ
tion Z, Township 10 ~, Range r..
N. "a r. Meridian, and as grounds FOR
ais contest he alleges that you have
abandoned said land and have not re-
sided On ii since about April ], 1913,
and have made no improvements 81
any kind.
You ute, therefore, further notified
that tho said allegations will be taken
as cpnse ssed, and your said entry viii
be cancelled without further right 10
be heard. either before this office orc
appeal. X you fail % file III this office
within twenty days after Tia FOURTH
publication Of this notice. as shown
below. your answer under oath, spe
cfleaily responding 20 these aiiefN'
lions Of contess. together with due
proof that You have served n copy q
your answer on the said contestant
either Iii person or ~ r~egisieTed mali
You Ehould state n your nnsNer tbe
name u the POSI- office % mhtek yuu
desire failure notices. 10 b. sant you
FRANCISCO DEfGApos
Register
uata 81 first r~nA4ic4t&en. SEPT SSf1.
nats ~ s6cpad petfieasiun. sspA sash,
EaAfA az fhirf ratification. Oct 74h
Arfa ~ smz&,h a~alAsseasf.sa fla lAtA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
JuNTA pE LOS cABALLERos
Or COLON

1sssa noche, q Ias z, hahra una iunia
regular d I0s Chbalerua de coldn en-
"a easa dc los X. q en- h Avsalds
Wsshingspn, i se urep : toags iQa
boeica gan psfen prasanlas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
Mineral survey No. 1909.

Naw Mexico. Ianuarv I'LL. 1920.
NnSiea II harsbv given that III pul
sstanee III AZ act az Congress ID
rynwnd hfav TothS 1879l ALICE BEN
HAM whaaa noHtoffiee address II
B5and NAV MeNia0. haa made apflI
csfsor fnr ! nafent for 1.4gg!23 lineal
feef al tha al. b. lode. LOO Inca
fssf M M cicero lode. f.AS9s72 Isneaa
feaf M the b8~mosthenes lode. I.50I
Iinaar feef IN ma pine nee lode. aff
~ 4 4 IInaar fAaf 81 thg Socrktel
lnan haa1inr rnld aiiver and copner
tha aana Nssng AKA faef anuthwester
iw and fs149s2a faet nortKeasterly 81
III sssN 1 q 5nda. 19e Feat snlaffI
eTlv ma aR7 faet n6rfherlv IN INK
NinsTn Iod3s 047sf2 fsat AoutherIv and
sks fasf narth AFiv Al ma Demos
themes lode. and go faet southwest
aTlss I'D Ha0 seaf nnrfheasterlv ID
~ ps1S Traa 1ada. ana 440 feei
WV astar,sr ar5 aNe ~ feaf wSafeFig
NJ IN sarratas INA. from the re-
snens5Ta aIannverv cIlts thereon Win
Nj ma ~ gsognd An feet IL Width Oh
sseh ssde IA MIA Iodea ali situate
n 4ba rochsfi Mining District IL san
doUaI rdiinfys. Stafa al New MexicO,
M 5ssarShnd Il fha official MAI ana
ri ths sSsad nofaa Al flla II the m
WV thn pagisfaw n ma SANTA IA
$500 nsesoa santa W Tand nis-
I'M Ner N8avsmn q solIewa III:
A i Ann aIfHVHy M lSos
pagsnning III Sorner M ( wnence
TT Ss,srsas sartsnn IA wean a@ctions
J snd Z Tawnansn n Marin nance
4ns II ~ M ) n nAara Nnrfb
Aasss ~ msn wass Isfa ~ Iaet
We ~ Ah w a ng msn Fast
INV q ssat " cosner NJ J thanca
, 1gss il ss deS u "a sa,n sEast 7o7 40
o4sei ~ $500 NJ ~ thanca south
Z III "a IN ws4f 4 al faef e
~ 80 ~ ~ Z. tbanss Mortb "a dag
spoitsa ~. III = ssgs " tba cnr.
" NJ srd nIaea ~ beeinninr
n1cERn T9nR gTERvEY 1909
Beglnninr al Corner NO. i from
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

a&tRfm1sf 81. 1871
&n4iea i he4f ktseH faak ~
FtasM ~ Ne9 Ssssir0 Enasx rs flo8ti
ft IL sks Affs ~ rszsYsS ~ fgAs
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fas ataFy tAffesa IA Ne ~
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
3 MEXICO

Ia TERRA de- Ia historic, romance, luz delSOIy
recreo, eS en- realidad IA terra de los slenos que
r~eSAItan ciert0S.
Ia pobIacion de Nuevo Mexico Sc ha aunenta-
do al d0ble durante los uItin1oS diez amos. Ia gen
te ha Venido aqui q yer, deScanzar-y quedarse.
Talcrecin1iento solo puede haber sido possible
por algun n1erito. Vale IA pena de vivir aQui. IA
Los modes de vivir han sido traSladadOS del an
tguO hogan, Eta den1anda por nercancia rs I'M
SiStente cada vez mas.
Las manufactures no exlsteH en- Nuev0 Mex
co, los articuIos de fodaS claSeS deben ser traf-
dos Los mercados para nercancias no hay que
c~rearloS; va eStanaqm.
Los periodicos diari0s de NtIev0 Mexico eStan
Darticularn1ente Iibres de cOHpetencia-tenen
TODD Ell campo para siios nisnaos--y los cubren
eSpIendidamente.
Ofrecen local cooperation para los anuucianr
ties naci0naIeS para entrar a este t~errit0rlo con
Sus n1ercanciaS. POngan SuS artlculOs q h vista
fuego diiganIeS a los Iet0reS de los p~eriodIcoS 10
que han hecho, y habran IOgrad0 I'll exito.
EI Santa Fe Daily New Mexican cubre rueve
cOndad0s con una poblaciond de 10000.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
ASPIRIN

rr Eah5Fa q g AsfN}
"a a s. Mas4e ~ em
IA 6 e
cd etf
- 4a4 -
mlH
e.
IS 81 y
Ns
- Nl &
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

me abNFD Claims opnpFINa VII =
knosn as tic A. s. 0fn1p. IN Geehia
Minlnx DISTRICT aforesaid. Theirs are
10 AdloinlHE claims
u4ff a. posing ihta uatlct o.
CLARA. Aefsi sfth. 1854
AIIcH NEWMAN
ciaiazast
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

TAI @
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12

have not the facilities. We must have
these facilities or we must make up
our minds to go out OF business as q
great port.
These are facts. Ask any business
man who is informed as to trade con-
ditions, who knows this port and
what it may draw upon for export, and
he will tell you that cotton is to be
the salvation OF world trade for PEN
sacola. Provided that we have a mod
ern press to meet the conditions
which are fighting for the trade that
we should and could have had ing
ago, had we had the facilities that we
should have had and must have If we
are to go forward--instead of playing
hockey and going fishing, and letting
Mobile and Jacksonville cop the OPP
portunities of which we have so long
boosted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12
VANCE WRITES FOR
JOURNAL READERS.
ev Dr.. James l. Vance.

Does the community exist for the
church, or the church for the COM
munity? Is church successful when
it serves the town. or is it successful
when it induces the town to serve the
church? Is the successful church in
"a given community the church with
a popular pulpiteer. an overflowing
congregation, a full treasury. and a
of respectability; or is
that church most successful. whether
rich or poor, whether large or small,
that forgets itself for the good of the
town?
One wonders if Christ were to come
to town whether He would be Alto
gether pleased with what He would
find in the modern church. A church
may be selfish. no less than an indi-
vidual. It may live for itself. 1t is not
necessary for it to-be sectarian to do
this. 1t may be broadly tolerant and
at the same time extensively selfish.
The church is not the end of religion.
1t is merely means to that end. 1t
exists for the good it can. do, not the
sensation it can create. There is a diff
ference between service and services.
The church must take its cue from
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12
THE LIBRARY AS A SUMMER

The mission of the library is tn EOS
ter the intellectual life OF the youth
| of it's community, encourage them to
cultivate an interest in books on wide
| ly different subjects.
| A library is one thing IN every town.
however isolated, ian have something
as inspiring as the greatest city can
offer. There is something in the lihrary
for everybody. Appealing to all ella ss
es. sects and degrees of intelligence,
effects saving in money to every
reader in the community. gives the
children of all classes a chance to know
and love the best literature, carrying On
and giving permanent value to the
work of the schools.
Try through this vacation to estab-
Ilish a stronger feeling and apprecia-
ton for the library. "a library is not
a luxury, but one of the necessities Of
life. library growing larger each year,
is an honorable part of mans history"
Those connected with library work
have felt the pressure of these times
of high cost. In the prediction of
paper, for book making, the cost has
been overpowering, Win promise Of
unlimited future increase. The library
to meet the incre ising cost of books
will ask for cooperate membership.
The library channels should reach di-
rectly or indirectly into the homes
and business of each and every citi-
zen.
All that is good and noble in man
kind is recorded n 4 library.
L, G.. F.. slim,
Pensacola Library.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12

its Founder Who came not to be min
istered unto but to minister, and to
give His life a ransom for man.
A successful church is church tina.
lis interested in humanity; that makes
life easier for little people, that cham
pions the cause of the weak. the un-
fortunate and the wronged. that is
courageous enough to rebuke injustice
and greed, and patient enough to bear
the burdens OF the weary, and by all of
this makes this life worth while and
heaven a surer heritage"
Yes, the church must have a big
ger God than statistics. The success
full church cannot be pigeon holed. Its
kingdom "cometh not with observa-
ton" 1t hunts for trouble, and finds
its life by losing it.
If Jesus were to come to your town,
what church would He attend? II He
were to spend Sunday in your city,
which of your preachers would He
want to hear?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12
Revelations
of Wife
"Not Your Raby!n
BY ADELE GARRISON

But I detest gossip, no matter how
kindly-if, indeed gossip can ever bt
termed kindly. / could not discus:
Mrs. Underwood's affair with any one
especially when she was guest Of
mine.
But she must have had baby some
time" persisted little Mrs. Lester. He,
anxiety about her own baby appeared
to be forgotten for the moment. I'll
must have been child of that awful
man she divorced. or who divorced
her. never did get that story right
! looked around the room. How
wished some one would interrupt oul
talk / could not listen to Mrs. Les.
ter's prattle without answering her
and I did not wish to express any
opinion on the subject.
AS if answering my unspoken wish
Harry Underwood rose and came to.
ward me.
Were you looking for me?" he
|queried audaciously.
I had a sudden helpless, angry feel
ing that this man had been covertly
watching me. Annoyed as / was, / was
glad that he had interrupted us, fol
his presence would effectually stoT
Mrs. Testers surmiseS concerning his
wife.
Indeed I was not looking for you
i returned spiritedly. But I am glad
you are here. Please talk to Mrs. Les
ter while / go to the kitchen. / must
give some directions to Katie
"Of course, that's a terribly hard
task"-he began. smiling mischievous-
ly at Mrs. Lester.
But he never finished his sentence
A loud prolonged ringing of the door
bell startled us all. 1t was the sort OF
ring one always associates with an ur-
gent summons of some sort.
"Oh. my baby, I know something
has happened to the baby and they've
come to tell me-"
Mrs. Testers words rang high and
shrill. They changed to shrek as
Dicky opened the door and fell back
startled.
Tor past him rushed girl with q
fear distorted face holding in hel
arms a baby that to my eyes looked
as if it were dead.
But I had presence of mind enough
to quiet Mrs. Testers hysterical fears
THAT is not your baby" I said
sharply, grasring her by the arm. III
is the child from across the hail."
There is nothing in the world sc
pitiful to witness as the suffering Of 9
baby
We all realized this when the maid
from the apartment across the hal
from mine rushed into my living room
holding in her arms a tiny baby, rigid
and blue as If il were already dead.
rs the baby dead?" she gasped. her
face convulsed with grief and fear
MY madam is at the theatre. and the
baby has been fretty for two hours
and just a minute ago he stiffened
out like this. oh, dear. On. dea-v
she began to sob.
stop that!' Lillian Gales voice
rang ont like a trl1nnphet svrha - -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12

the baby out Of the water and laying
| it dripping. as 1t was, on the warm
blanket. wrapped the wooden folds
about it, and. sitting down in the
nearest chair, laid the baby flat on
her lap. looking anxiously into the
tiny face.
IF you have a hot water bag, Mrs
Graham, fill it and bring it here. Kate
put the teakettle on the gas stove. ]
may have to add some hot water to
this in the tub if another seizure
comes"
ooh, will be have another?' Mrs.
Lester cried out, and the girl on her
knees echoed her words with long,
high pitched wall.
IF you utter another sound I shall
lock you in room by yourself until
your mistress comes home"
Mrs. Underwood spoke slowly, tense
ly to the maid, and the girl obeyed her
mutely.
Who is the baby's physician?" she
asked the girl.
DIR. Matthews, on Eighty fifth
street. He is out Of town"
Il am afraid another of these may
come on" Lillian spoke half TO her
self, then sharply to Dicky, who had
hung up the receiver and was coming
toward us. "Well?"
Or. Petit, in the next block, viii
be here directly"
Good! Do you know these people
across the hall when you see them?"
Il would know the man. I never
have seen his wife
Then you wait in the hall between
these two apartments until they come
home. They ought to be here pretty
soon; the theatres are out by this
time. Try not to brighten the mother
and more than you can help. Tell her
first that the baby is all right now,
but was i'll. and is in here"
She turned to her husband.
Harry. go down to the doorway and
wait for that doctor. so that he won't
waste any time getting up here"
Daisy Lester was sobbing quietly,
pitifully. Her husband stood by her
side, his arm around her shoulders. I
had a sudden glimpse OF the power Of
a baby's danger to bind husband and
wife together. The sight OF another
child's peril had brought Frank Lester
to his wife's side to comfort her,
where. during the evening he had
sneered at her fears.
Frank. take Daisy home" Mrs. I'm
derwood spoke decidedly.
''Oh. no. ! ought not to go while
that little thing is so sick" Poor
little Mrs. Testers words were brave.
but her voice betrayed her lon~s7r -
assure herself that her only baby was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12
pENsAcoLA,s INCREASE.
Pensacola is receiving MANY ;

Pensacola Is receiving many con-
CALCULATIONS on its increase in popu-
lation. and while we do not wish to
pat ourselves on the back too openly,
after consultation of some of the re-
cent statistics sent out by the gov
eminent, Pensacola has every reason
to feel we have done ourselves proud.
Government census reports show
that the ten largest cities of the
United States made a gain Of only
eighteen per cent between 1910 and
1920. Pensacola's gain, therefore, was
almost twice that of any Of the ten
greatest cities in the country, and
was greater than that of any Florida
cities with the exception OF Miami
and st. Petersburg.
The increase as given out by the
census bureau for the ten great Amer
lean cities is as follows.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12
FAITH AND HEALTH.

Saws Success Magazine, with great
truth: Faith Is just as much part
OF health as 1t is of success. Many
people who suffer from i'll health do
not know that 1t is because OF their
wrong mental attitude towards life,
their wrong mental attitude towards
themselves, their health. They do not
know that 1t is because they are con-
stantly carrying disease pictures in
their mind. visualizing poor health,
physical weakness, tendencies to dis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12

safe.
"Nonsense," AS usual. Mum
derwood carried her point. n are
four women and two men, khout
you and Frank. You are notkeded
In the least so get home to yolbaby'
Find your own things, though. want
Mrs. Graham here"
They hurried away like twdrighf-
ened children. They had bark gone
when Mr.. Underwood ushere4in the
doctor.
The physician was a tai thin.
young man. with a look of etciency
about him. He looked at ds baby
carefully. laid his hand upon be tiny
forehead, then Strengthened himself:
rs there any way in wikh this
Ichild's parents can be foundy- Mr.
Underwood evidently had tod him Of
the nature OF the seizure and the alb
sence OF the parents on the way W
Lillian Gales face grew psls unde
her rouge
There is danger. doctor?" she aske
quietly.
There is always danger In thes
cases." he returned quietly, but hi
words were heard by a wiid-eye
woman in evening dress who rushe
through the open door followed by
man as agitated as she.
said an unconscious prayer Q
thankfulness.
4 The baby's mother had arrived.
CONTINUED tomorrow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12
A SILVER JINGLE.

When the bill collector. ringing.
Many a statement long is bringing.
And you feel disposed to quarrel with
your fate.
Just tell him that the weather
Has jumbled things together.
And the train with your remitsances
is late.
And when death himself comes
Knocking
Life's shaky door unlocking,
And invites you to a change OF real
estate,
Just tell him. altogether.
That you do not like warm weather;
And the heavenly train is forty min
u;es late!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12
ROGERS is APPOINTED
ON TRAFFIC COMMITTEE

IL ii. Rogers. The pensacola dele
gate to the Traffic League which met
in Jacksonville recently was appoiptea
on the committee Of imports and er-
ports.
Others on this COMMITTEES are: II q
Cobb, Mobile; w. E. Gaurdner. lazy
sonville; Carl Glescoe, New Orleans.
Thos. e. Grady. Savannah; c. s. Hos,
kins, Tampa; II. F. MasKsn. char,es-
ton; ]. G. Mccormick. Wilmington
~. c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-12
"SHIP BY TRUCK"
IDEA is EXPLAINED

A meeting Of the Pensacola Automo-
bile Dealers Association was held AZ
the San Carlos hotel last night for
the purpose of discussing the ship b.
truck movement Only a few members
attended. some not being notified IN
time. President Tebault called the
gathering to order and a representa-
tive of tire manufacturer explained
what ship by truck really means.