The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-17

Sooner or later, they all have 20 Oos
But ma says that pa may not
Be able to talk on his fee-
But that he frequently
Talks IN his sleep, and
That from what he says then
She should Judge he would make
A real good reporter!
Hope you like our city;
Hope you like our bay;
Hope you like the whole show;
Hope you'll come to stay.
Some day?
II looks like McAdoo. for sure.
great day in Pensacola's history.
.
Don't fail to take dip in the GUN
OF Mexico!
Pensacola-the Deep Water City Of
the South!
Don't mind saying we are proud OF
those census figures.
Cooler IN Pensacola; we can prove 1t
by our Gulf Breeze!
Harding may hail from Ohio, but,
after all--there are others.
June and June 17-19-great days
60 conjure away evil spirits.
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The silence in high places would be
ominous were it not pathetic.
Even the hot weather cannot keep
the state papers from scintillating.
Just because a man pays his sugar
bill Is no sign that he is a millionaire.
Straw votes do not always show
which way the democratic donkey will
look for his fodder.
The democrats ought to frame up
some kind of resolution of thanks to-
the republican convention.
The battle at the polls next Novem-
Der will probably be rather one-sided
after what happened in Chicago.
The republicans put so much ma
was difficult for the machine to OPP
crate.
The republican nomination.: "Mr.
Johnson. turn me 1oose!"-Tampa Tri-
bune. Got your money and good
excuse?"
The hymns of hate that the republi-
cans are singing seem to be quite pop
ular with the Observation-Disclosures near
democratic papers.
General Wood says that soldier in
the regular army can be well fed at
the cost OF forty-nine cents a day
Orlando Reporter Star.
This country may be on a sound
basis but from all the noise they are
making about 1t. 1t seems more prob
able that the country is on sounding
board.
welcome!
The Florida Fourth Estate! May It'll
live long and yet see the day when
newsprint sells on the market at three
cents per pound.
The elephant Is trumpeting, and the
donkey is getting all ready to bray. but
so far the sweetest voice of all is that
which is, demanding ratification of the
suffrage amendment.
The young man who is attracted by
a young womans fine clothes never
stops to think what they might cost If
he should take on a life contract to
buy 'em.-St Petersburg Times.
Wen take stock in the alleged slump
In prices when we cease to get every
few days a notice that paper has gone
up another cent with further advances
predicted for the near futnre.-Lake-
land Telegram.
Soviet money Is said to be good for
one month only and a different color
each month; the question is. however, |
how much it is worth when first
printed. 1t has no rating outside Rus
sia.-Florida Times Union.
Florida went New York City one
better this week by making woman
president of bank. Mrs. Marion NJ |
O'Brien has been elected president of |
the First Bank OF Moore Haven, the |
first financial institution located in the |
heart of the richest of agricultural re-
gions known as the Everglades.-l
Jacksonville Metropolis.
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The Times Union says that some of
the women who are yelling for the |
vote are also clamoring for men to buy
sealskin coats for them" Hope those |
twenty odd million women who are |!
yelling for the vote don't meet with
disappointment when all OF those mill
lions OF wealthy men refuse to heed |
their c1nmor and refuse to present
them with twenty million seal skin
Jackets. Possibly. however. IL the men |
buy just million or so. the women |
will try to be satisfied.