The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-05

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JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
LOIS X. A1AYEs, Pres. and Gen. Manager
HOWARD LEE MAYEs. Sec and Treas.
Conducted from 1899 to 1916 Under the
Editorship and MANAGEMENT Of
Col. Frank L. Mayes.
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PKEss.
Entered as second class matter at the
postoffice in Pensacola, Fla, under Act
Of Congress. March 3, 1879
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But yesterday the word of Sidjcatts
stood out against the world,
Now lies he everywhere and none so
poor to do him reverence.-Tampa
Tribune.
To paraphrase: The light that lies
in Sidcatt's eyes, and lies--and lies
and lies.
Nebraska women are not the only
women who will vote for Bryan and
prohibition.
Miami proposes million dollar
bond issue. Rich folks, them Miami
ans.
With the national conventions just
one month off, politics are likely to
boil over.
Between baseball and fishing. 1t is q
good thing that campaign for mem
bership is ended. Everybody is taking
an afternoon off.
Those wooden shoes will hardly be
fashionable in Pensacola except with
people who have wooden heads and
want to even up.
One reason that granulated sugar
was recently quoted in Cuba at 20
cents and in Chicago at SO. is that they
grow it in Cuba and they don't in
Illinois. Moral: Plant sugar cane.
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No man can vote in the Forthcoming
election unless he has paid his poll
tax for the two years preceding this
year. And these poll taxes must have
been paid before the second Saturday
in May.
With Ben Hancock, Yancey Watson
and Smithwick all after the Third dis
trict congressional honor held by
Smithwick. that district is apt to have
two more years Of Smithwick.-Tam-
pa Tribune.
Is this car? It is a car. Is it an
open car? 1t is an open car? DO the
curtains work? The curtains do not
work. They are evidently on a strike.
Does it rain 1t sometimes does. Why
do they not make the curtain work?
My child, I do not know. It is dark
secret.
The Pensacola Journal says there
was never a time when Cats was in
4 such disrepute as today. He's worse
than that. He's what the old con-
stable endorsed on the arrest warrant
of man who fled to the marshes:
In swampum, up stumpo, non-come-
atem. Tampa Tribune.
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Pensacola must be expecting to have
something happening that will be
worth Growing about soon; has lately
announced the Matching of a four-leg-
ged chicken jacksonville Times Un-s
ion. Don't be huffy, now. Soon, may
be Jacksonville will find something so
good in it's own town as to overcome
its jealousy of Pensacola projections.
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While Miami is not a perfect city by
any means we claim distinction at
any rate. Mr.. Carter does light and
heavy trucking, Mr.. Frye keeps a res
taurant. Angelo Mangos sells tropic
fruit. J. H. Rice sells groceries, w. B.
Sawyer is surgeon. Mr.. Racey has
sport shop. the Taylor brothers are
really tailors and F. E. Hunt is co.,
lector of taxes.-Miami Herald.
Mary Roberts Rinehart has filed
Tor delegate to the Republican ma
tional convention from Pennsylvania
Il just want to see IL it can be DONE
declares the creator of fish. That is
just like NJ r. r. She is always
wanting to see the wheels go round,
whether it is over in France, watch
ing the Juggernaunt of war, going up
in an airplane to get a breath of
ozone, of testing the hot air in the
Great Mandatory of the G. o. p. We
wager Mary goes to California.-Pen
sacola Journal. On which the ST. Au-
gustine Record asks: why would a
delegate to the republican convention
go to Californian" We don't believe
she would. But if that army of demo-
cratic women who want Mary to line
UP for democracy have their way, we
are sure she won't go to Chicago. And
we believe that Mary is too good a
sport to be republican,, even if she