The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-21

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old-fashioned waltz is coming in again.
Lot us make Pensacola the spouess Town.
The lower the shoes are, the higher they seem
10 be-
A free government is the kind that lets every man
do the other man-what?
Liquor Laden ship is Sinking" says headline.
Evidently it full at the time
Clean up clean out, is the slogan used by a
western town. which might well be adopted in PEN
sacola.
If Florida keeps on buying up all that purebred
cattle there won't be any left in the old clay hills
Of Georgia.
FLORIDA Attracts Swine Growers" says headline
in a state exchange. The next thing we they'll
be making a sow's out OF silk purse.
Palmer may also be a nominee They are as
thick as blackberries in June, but by the time the
blackberries ripe the plumb will have fallen
into somebody's mouth.
Dr. Ford A. Carpenter is his name not his profess
sion, and he has the distinction of filling the posi-
ton as head Of newly created department of the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce-the department
Of meteorology and aeronautcs.
The game of life is lots of fun;
It's easy enough to play;
But before YOU play you must learn the rules.
Or theren be the deuce to pay.
The American Legion has plenty of work cut out
for it, but il does not quite fair to look to the
soldiers to do all the hard work, abroad and at
home. We don't want to forget that they have al
ready saved America once. and it is up to
the rest of rs to do some of the saving, too
Southern cattlemen viii meet in Montgomery
January 27-2s for the Eighth Annual Convention Adj
vance notices from Montgomery state that a num-
Der of bankers expected and that cattIe1o by
banks viii lie discussed. More and morf the fnan-
oier and the producer coming to reYze their
pendence, one upon the other -
The story is going the rounds that the first thing
Edward Box did after retiring as editor Of the
Ladies Home Journal was to reduce the rent of six
houses owned by him. in Merion Pa He was popu-
lar already with the ladies' but if he keeps on at
that rate. ley will be making the presidential
nominee Of the Peoples Party.
The centennial seems to justify the newspapers
in the in giving Pensacola friendly CD crack
every once in often. Possibly the Breeze does
know that the great Worlds Fair in Chicago
held after the HaymarIet riots No one con-
neetion the centennial and the burglaries
Uncle Joe Dixon of the Gadsden Times is coming
back at US because we poked fun at the Con-
occasional Record. Wen stand for anything that
Uncle Joe viii recommend but we wish they
wouldn't make those speeches so long and often,
and then maybe there would be enough paper to
90 round and also might have been among those
present ct tie recent party over in Paris-that is to
say, by proxy of course.
The Lake Butler Times tells of hog raised and
killed by l.. A. Duncan which weighed sos pounds
after he had been dressed, and Of the hams of
which weighed 81 pounds, closely trimmed" We
have been 50 closely trimmed ourselves. when it
to ham, per pound that il is almost impossi-
bic for tn believe that there is that much ham
al at time. anywhere on earth.