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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
Fredags Elm Session.

Denne aabnedes med Salmen
YStiftet Guds Son har paa Jor-
den ct Rigeo, Oplgsning at l.
Ptr. 2, 10 og Bon at Past. Rosen-
berg.
Beslutningen ON at stemme u
den Debat j Lokalitetssporgsmaa-
let blew rekonsidereret, men Diet
fastholdtes, at der like MATTE
agiteres for noget af de Steder,
Forslaget gjaldt.
Der caves saa videre Oplys-
ninger 49, af Syvmandskomite-
ems Formand, af Del. Alb. Han
sen angaaende Harlan, al Prof.
n. Tn. Lund angaaende Blair og
at Past. n. c. Carlson angaaen-
de Spencer. Og Tilbudene fra
de forskellige Steder opl9stes.
Past. A. p. Hansen ~foreslog saa
at anvende en- Stund til stille
Bon for Afstemningen. Efter fem
Minutters stille Bon sang Vi j
Fallesskab Verset ,,Aand over
Aander! kom ned fra Diet HOLE
og derpaa skred nan til Afstem-
ming. Der var Ro over Medet og
Alvor j Sindene.
Der uddeltes saa Sedler. De,
der 9nskede, at Skolen skulde
blive j Blair, skulde skrive det-
te Navn paa deres Seddel, de,
der enskede Harlan, dette Navn,
og de, der foretrak Spencer, det-
tie Navn. Stemmerne faldt saale-
des: Blair 81, Harlan 60 og Spen-
Ger 10. Det var i Forvejen be-
stemt, at der skulde absolut Ma
joritet til at bestemme Lokalite-
ten. Og da Blair havde faaet fle-
re Stemmer end de andre to
Steder tilsammen, var Sagen af-
gjort.
Der var under denne Says
Forhandling kommen telegrafisk
HiIsen fra Den danske kirke' g
Aarsm9de j Tyler, og Hilsenen
blew modtaget we'd Rejsning.
En- Hilsen fra Byen Harlan
blev ligeledes modtaget we'd REFS
ming.
Der vedtoges at sende Presi.
denten for Midland College TAX
for Diet liberale Tilbud ON Fore
ming af vor Skole med denne og
meddele ham, at vi like ansaa
Tiden for modem for en- saadan
Sammenslntning.
Der foretoges Valg at Redak-
tor for Diet nye Blad, der like
endnu har fact Navn, med Diet
Udfald, at Past. Il. S. Rosenberg
fix de fleste Stemmer, og slden
blev hans Valg gjort enstemmlg
After siden meddelte han, at han
like kunde give Svar paa dette
Kald, for han a kommen hJem
og havde haft Anledning til at
tale med sin Hustru derom. Den
nye Redaktprs Lon bley bestem'
til $500 ON Aaret.
Past. l.. Jensen genvalgtes u
Redaktor af Diet danske Borne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

K. F. U. Ms Seminarium. ID

N. +. v. M s oemlnaT1um. La
+. u. NJ. sidste Sommer over.
tog Den danske Realskoles Sc
minarium" under Navn af *.
F. u. Ms Seminarium'', blev
dette Diet f9rste Aar fort vide
re med den tidligere Begrens-
ming, at der kun optoges Clever
med Realeksamen. M har Sc
minariebestyrelsen, hvis Formand
er Generalsekreter Gunner Eng
berg, imidlertid sogt og fact
Ministeriets Tilladelse til at vac
re ligestillet med andre Semina-
rier med Hensyn til Optagelse,
saa at der til naste Skoleaar
kan optages Eleyer saavel uden
som med Realeksamen.
Faa Sekunder fra OGDEN. For
leden Nat korte Ell Medarbejder
we'd ,Hors. Folkebl." hjem fra
ct Velgermode som Passenger
bag paa en- Motorcycle. Kl. var
ca. 1917. Vejen var en- daarlig
Bivej, saa der blew kort lang
somt. Forude var en- af Statsba-
mems Jernbane-O verskeringer.
Bommen a oppe og paa sin
OVERSIZE Ende forsynet med en-
rod Lygte, der viste, at der var
fri Overfart. bet maa bemerkes,
at Toget like kan ses her, hyad
enten Diet kommer fra den enc
eller den anden at Siderne; men
i Tillid til den ophe jsede Bonn
ksrte Motorcyklisten roligt over
Sporene i langsom Fart. Bag
hjulet havde neppe forladt Jern-
baneskinnerne, FOR Eksprestoget
susede forbi umiddelbart bag
we'd Motorcyklen, hvis to Passa-
gerer selvfolgelig fix ct ret al
worligt Chock.
AT Hensyn til Ledvogteren
praciserer Bladet like Stedet
nermere.
Presten glemte Brylluppet. ]
enLandsby i Skanderborg We
sire Upland skulde forleden ya-
re Bryllup. Brudeparret med
F9lge m9dte i Kirken til den fast
satte It'd men der var ingen
Prast kommen- Man ventede
taalmodigt EN- Times It'd, saa
MATTE Telefonen til Hjelp, og
Diet viste sig da i'll. ,,Skand. A.
Az" at Presten havde CLIENT
Diet. / L0bet at en- halv Times
It'd var han i Kirken, og Diet
unge Par bley endelig smedet !
Hymens Lenker.
Kostbart Mentsamling stjaalet.
Fiskehandler Axel Falster err
bleven bestjaalet for en- kostbar
M6ntsamling, son beroede j Fal-
sters Privatlejlighed, Billie Bra
hesvej A i KGbenhavn. Mems Hr.
Falster var besk@ftiget i sin For
refining paa H. c. OrstedsyeJ,
har EN- Tyv lnkket sig ind Lei
ligheden med en- flask N6gle og
har stjaalet ct Uhr, 2 Jakkes9t
og den store M0ntsamling, som
i'll. ,,B. T." navnlig bestaar at
gamle danske Solv- og Kobber'
mqnter af stor Sjeldenhed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

m~eddeles, at der er tilskre-
vet Finansministeriet, at
ingen af de Herrer, der a Med
lemmer af Diet nevnte Minister
ium, har 9nsket at modtage Pen
sion fra denne Shilling.
En- Belgier til 100000 Francs.
Med Damperen ,,Esbjerg", der
er ankommet til Aarhus fra Ant.
werpen, var en- belgisk Hingst,
som af Godsejer Treschow,
Vrohesborg, var k9bt for 10000
Fransc. Hesten var ledsaget af
en- belgisk Hestepasser.
1000 Kr. for en- Humid. Skytte
Gregersen, Broholm, solgte eff
ter en- Markprpve forleden paa
Taarnborg og Kruseminde Hun
den ,,Towestheims Siestao til
GREY NJ. U. Railing, Esl9f (Sve-
rige) for 2000 Kr.
Landets aldste Sparekasse 100
Aar. Kr9skebing Spare og Laa-
nekasse kunde forleden fejre
t00-Aarsdagen for sin Opret-
telse. Den err Landets aldste
Sparekasse. Er9 horte denGang
under Nordborg Amt, og Spare
kassens forste Love err derfor
affattede paa Tysk, hgesom For
neutrality-suspicious. j mango
Aar er fort paa samme Sprog.
= Sk9nt der paa den lille .
er endnu fire Sparekasser, STAIR
Erosk9bing Sparekasse dog we'd
Udgangen af sidste Regnskabs-
aar med ct Tilgodehavende paa
ca. 4 Mill. og ct Reservefond paa
ca. 70 Mill. Kr.
En- Randers. Bank standser sine
Betalinger. Randers Landmarks
bank startede i 1918 med en- Ka-
pital paa 100000 Kr., har i Fig.
Rand. Amtsav." standset sine
Betalinger. AT Kapitalen mener
man forelobig at godt Halvde-
len err tabt. Der skal kunne
ydes Sparerne fluid Declining.
Aarsagen til Miseren er den
senere lids store Pengeknaphed,
saaledes at man like har kun
net faa Pengene ind fra Ban
kens Skyldnere. Banker har
Forbindelse med en- kobenhavnsk
Bank, men Diet menes like, at
denne vii Tide .noget Tab.
bet er givet, at Randers
Landmandsbank vii tr@de i Lik-
vidation.
En- Storby. Aarhus har faaet
EN- Gade- Skopudser, der har still
let sin Benk OPP we'd Banegaar-
den. ON han har noget at be-
stille, err like let at Sc for Folk,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

~gangsmand. ! saa Henseende kan
han yere ct Eksempel for os
PrPster.
Timotheus var ogsaa en- Lidel-
sernes Mand, ingen serlig Stor-
mand, men eft sk9nt Gud hengi-
vent Menneske. Ham kan vi lig-
ne, Andagten sluttede med
Salmen % Helligaand, NIT HER
te."
Sessionen
aabnedes med Bon at Past. /.
NJ. Hansen. Referat oplastes og
godkendees.
Eft Forslag ON at forandre
,,Flertal'' j wore Regler til Ma
joritet' henvistes til Kom. Nr.1.
Prof. c. X. Hansens Udnevnel-
Sc til President for Dana Cllege
besluttedes gjort permanent, og
der bley lagt 5000 til hans Aars-
lon som saadan. bet paalagdes
Kirkeraadet at Surge for, at vi
kommer i Besiddelse at den saa-
kaldte Kline Estate 0st for
Skolen.
Man indsaa, at Tiden var kost-
bar, og Talerne indskrenkedes
til ire Minutter.
Kirkeraadet bemyndigedes til
at kalde n9dvendige Larere til
vor Indianermission, og Diet paa-
legges Diet at forsoge at faa en-
Familie til at forestaa Kostsko-
len dernede, ligesaa at faa OPP
fort en- ny Bygning for Kostsko,
len.
M9det yedtog en- TAX til Past.
j. G. Carlson og Hustru for de.
res trofaste Arbejde j Utahmis-
sionens Tjeneste, og Diet paalag-
des Kirkeraadet at sc at skate
Past. Carlson en- Medhjalper
denne Mission
bet besluttedes at betale Past.
Chr. b. Larsen og Hustrus REESE
til Australien I'D af Austral-Mis
sionskassen.
Mr.. Hellenberg antoges som
Immigrant Missioner i New
York.
Modet udtalte sin Glede over.
at Past.J. =. Christensen havde ia
get imod Kald til at arbejde som
Prast blandt Landsmend paa
Jomfruoerne ode tidligere dansk.
vestindiske Ger. Han staar
wort Samfund, men tonnes al
United Lutheran Church, I'M
der hvilket Samfund Virksomhe-
den der sorterer.
Der udtaltes TAX til Pastor
j. Madsen og Hustru for deres
trofaste Arbejde blandt de syge
og gamle ,paa Eben Ezer, og lige-
saa 0nske ON, at flere unge
Kvinder Wide melde sig til den
skonne Diakonisse Corning.
Def besluttedes at v@lge en-
Komite til at gore Forberedel-
ser for Samfundets 25. Aars Jul
bilnum neste Aar.
Der var Forslag fremme ON
at bestemme Budget for Japan
Missioner for neste Aar. Der
ulspandt sig en- Del Discussion
ON denne Sag, uden at man naa-
EIDE til Resultat i denne Session.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

meddeles, at der er tilskre-
vet Finansministeriet, at
ingen af de Herrer, der a Med
lemmer af Diet navnte Minister
ium, har 9nsket at modtage Pen
sion fra denne Shilling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

~ASNi1ihhi1A O5 u ~ HUoS1
paa ca. 10000 Medlemmer
i Danmark. Dette Medlemsantal
er dog for lille, naar man ten-
ker paa, at i Amerika er 26
PCT. af Befolkningen Medlem-
mer af Americas Rode Kors.
bet er for lidt, naar KNAPP l pct.
Danske er med i den Bev@gelse.
bet Rode Kors kalder nu paa
de mango, som endnu like har
meldt sig ind, og beder dem like
alene ON at kobe Rode Kors
Market den 8. Maj, men ogsaa
at indmelde sig i en- Rode Kors
Afdeling.
Held paa Ero. En- Meddeler
fortaller .,Hr9 Az" ON Diet
Held, der kan vare paa Ian
Diet. Hos M9ller H. Nissen har
man i Rugemaskine af 100 Hg
faaet 90 raske Kyllinger, og
L. Hansen, Skellehaven,
har af 100 Eg faaet 100 ra-
ske Kyllinger, endda ale Hone
.kyllinger!
Hos. sidstn@vnte har man en-
LIARS Veder, der hge er kip
pet for 10 Pd. lang lid.
Der kan jo vere Held med.
Eft Dpdsspring. Statsbanernes
Distrikt meddeler: Under Ind
k9rslen paa Hjerm Station L9r-
dag Aften af Persontoget, der
ankommer til Holstebro H. 1922
Eftm., sprang en- Arrestant, der
var under Politiledsagelse, ned
paa Sporet foran Lokomotivet,
hvorefter han blew slebt ct Styk-
Ike med Toget. Efter Togets
S~tandsning blew han draget frem
og paa en- Baare fort til Syge-
huset i Holstebro, hyorfra der
meddeles, at han n@ppe kan leve.
En- stor Erstatning. Den 16.
Juni 1919 blew Elektriker Jen-
sen paak0rt af Ivan Metz Au-
tomobil og fix saadanne Kvestel-
ser, at han d0de. Automobilf9re-
rem blew idomt 2 Maaneders
F@ngsel, og Jensens Enke an.
we'd 0stre Landret Erstat-
ningssag mod Metz. Jensen, der
var A Aar 81. og havde enAdop-
tivdatter, havde d Kommunens
Tjenesten en- Indtegt af 3800Kr.
We'd Landsrettens Dom er
Metz nu i F9lga ,,B. T." DON'T
til at betale en- Erstatning al
$4,000 Kr., hvoraf Kjebenhavns
Kommune faar de 5000 Kr. for
den tidligere indtraadte Enke-
pension.
Nyt Aktieselskab. Furnace n.
T9rrings Cigarfabrik i Odense
err ifl. ,,Fyns Stiftsttid.' over
gaaet til eft Aktiese'skab, hvis
Bestyrelse bestaar af Bankdirek-
tor G.. Jacobsen, 0dense, (For-
mand,) Kaptajn j F2aaden +. H.
Trap, Kobenhavn, og Fabrikant
Ludwig T9rring, Odense; sidst-
ngvnte er administrerende Di-
rektor. Aktlekapltalen udgor
100000 Kr., der er fuldt indbe-
talt.
observation-disclosures. Til Kold-
ing Eksportmarked yar der for.
leden tilf9rt ca. 600 Kreaturer.
Til Tyskland kobtes ca. $50
Stkr., til Kobenhavn 81 ga Stag.
tedes til Eksport tai Byens og
Omegnens Forbrug solgtes ca.
60, til f~orskellige indenlandske
Pladser ca. 100. Resten forhand-
1edes til Crashing i Sommer.
Markedet blew r6mmet paa n@r
nogle Stykker. Handelen var
jevn. Kalvehandenlen treven.
Forlist med Mand og Mus?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
LSrdag Morgen.

Past. Chr. Petersen holdt Fore
drag ON Timotheus. Hvad der
gjorde denne Mand skikket til
at bliye Apostelen Paulus's Arv-
tager var /. at han gennem sin
Moder og Bedstemoder var kendt
med de hellige Skrifter fra Barn
dommen af, og 2. at han a%llere-
de SON ungt Menneske havde
giyet Gud sit Hjerte. Civ Gud
dit Hjerte, medens du err ung;
benyt Timotheus som Eksempel.
Han var ct sk9nt ungt MEME
ske.
Def er skonne Vidnesbyrd,
Paulus giyer Timotheus. Han kali
der ham ,,sit elskede Barn." ,sit
egte Barn i Troen," kalder ham
sin Medarbejder og siger: ,,han
gor Herrens Corning saa vel som
jeg."
bet kostede T~imotheus For
s a at folge med Paulus.
Lad ham vere ct Forbillede for
os ogsaa med Hensyn til Forsa-
gelse. Det gjaldt like for ham
ON at we're den f9rste eller Fore
gangsmand. / saa Henseende kan
han yare ct Eksempel for os
PrPster.
Timotheus var ogsaa en- Lidel-
sernes Mand, ingen serlig Stor-
mand, men eft sk9nt Gud hengi-
vent Menneske. Ham kan vi lig-
ne. Andagten sluttede med
Salmen % Helligaand, nit HER
te."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
En- Belgier til 70, 10000 Francs.
1000 Kr. for en- Humid. Skyt

1000 Kr. for en- Humid. Skytte
Gregersen, Broholm, solgte eff
ter en- Markprpve forleden paa
Taarnborg og Kruseminde Hun
den ,,Towestheims Siesta" til
GREY NJ. U. Railing, Eslof (Sve-
rige) for 2000 Kr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09
Forlist med Mand og Mus?

rOruSb meu HldLu w MUS !
Man frygter i Folge ,,0stsj-
Folkebl. at Diet norske Fluid
SIKH ,,Skansen'', som den 10. Jan
ur afsejlede fra Amerika med
1000 Tons Kul It'll Danmark, er
forlist med Mand og Mus. Sam
tidig med ,,Skansen" afsejlede
Barkskibene ,,Kosmos" og Lying
g." ,,Kosmos" forliste paa den
norske Kyst, og ,Lyngo.' err an
kommet for en- Manned siden.
,,Skansen" havde en- Bes@tning
paa 36 Mand.
Ministeriet Liebes Pension. |
Anledning af forskellige Rygter
ON, at Medlemmerne af Minis
teriet Liebe skulde oppeb@re
Pension som afgaaede Ministre,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-06-09

En- Storby. Aarhus har faaet
en- Gade-Skopudser, der har still
let sin Benk OPP we'd Banegaar-
den. ON han har noget at be-
stille, err like let at Sc for Folk,
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18
HAVE YOU QUALIFIED?

The Democrats of Escambia county
and of every other county in Florida
should register and pay their poll
taxes without delay. The bugaboo of
negro domination in Florida has bobbed
up again, in the camp of the Philis-
tines, and if the Republicans do not
make that bugaboo take on life, it will
not be because of any lack of enter
prise, for they are rounding up the
negroes in every increasing numbers.
If the women of Florida had been
granted the ballot, the shadow of mis-
rule would not loom so dangerously
near, for the white women of Florida
out-number the negro men and wom-
en- of the state. combined, even ac-
cording to figures tabulated some years
ago, and since that time the white
population of the state has greatly in
creased.
To those who are familiar with the
history of reconstruction days, the
talk that one hears in various quar-
ters by men, formerly Democrats, who
intend to vote the republican ticket
brings a sense of pity, as well as
shame. at the short-sightedness of
those who are getting ready to cut the
throat of civilization.
There are many negroes in Florida,
educated, law abiding, who would vote
the democratic ticket. but the law does
not permit this, SO perforce all negro
voters will vote republican.
There is only one way that this
menace can be met and that is for
every man to go to the polls and reg
lister at once and pay his poll tax. This
is the most important political issue
ever faced in the state, not even eX-
cepting the days just succeeding the
civil war.
An idea of the conditions that are
to be met may be gathered from the
statement recently made in Jackson
vile that, up to given date, three
times the number of negroes had Seg-
istered in Jacksonville and Duval
county, than white voters. This goes
to show how thoroughly the Repub-
licans have organized the negro vote
and will endeavor to secure control
There are nearly as many negroes as
white people in Jacksonville, accord
ing to the Times Union, and as they
are all natives they can qualify to vote,
while a number of the white men Of
voting age are foreign born. This is
true in many other cities.
To many southern statesmen who
have been opposed to suffrage, the
only remedy seems for the women of
the south to be given the franchise.
But this is the blind prejudice of the
ignorant and the cupidity and chican-
cry of the interest aligned against
prohibition are endeavoring to make
impossible and since this is so and
this large white vote must be lost to
Florida, certainly it behooves every
man to qualify at once to vote in the
coming election. And the white man
who does not so qualify, is worthy
the scorn of all men and women, who
hope for and work for good govern
ment.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18
BE SURE TO CONE.

| The state press has many apprecia
tive words for Pensacola, and the
management of the San Carlos. since
/ the receipt of invitations to members
| of the state press and their wives to
attend the convention here, making the
San Carlos headquarters. One of the
pleasantest of these is the following,
from the Tampa Tribune:
''The entire press membership Of
Florida will be the guests of Pensa-
cola for three days about the middle
of June.
Through the personal influence and
popularity of Mrs. Lois X. Mayes, edi-
tor and publisher of The Pensacola
Journal, the city will have the editors
as its guests, and the scope of that
hospitality may be measured by the
following from a letter we have re-
ceived from President Charles B. Her
vey. of the San Carlos Hotel Com
pany: "All members of the Florida
Press Association, and their wives, are
invited to have rooms at the San
Carlos with our compliments. Our
hotel runs pretty we'll filled the year
it will be necessary for you to let us
know in advance what day you will
arrive and whether on the morning or
evening train"
There will be a day of pleasure on
beautiful Santa Rosa Island surf
bathing, oyster roast, and old fash
ioned fish fry, a visit to the great ma
val air station, and old Spanish forts,
and a regular AIardi Gras ball in the
auditorium of the San Carlos hotel
(you know Pensacola is the only Mar
di Gras city in Florida)
There should be full attendance,
and there will be, without doubt the
most complete enjoyment of the hos
pitalities of a city whose knowledge
of how to treat the guest is second
only to its ability and pleasingness in
putting that knowledge to work.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18
HAVE YOU BEEN LIsTEp2

Much dissatisfaction has been ex-
pressed a I the census rating with
which Pensacola has been accredited
and the movement of the Chamber Of
Commerce to "follow-up'' the census
and to secure the name of every per-
son overlooked is a wise one and
should receive the support of every
citizen.
Within the past five years there has
been a greater influx of population to
Pensacola than at any other time
in its history, and, while it is true
that the population has been more or
less floating, owing to the fact that
many were drawn to this port because
of war activity. many more have re-
mained to cast in their fortunes with
US, and to become permanent dwell
ers in the community.
There is a decided value, in a pub
licity way, in an increase OF popula-
ton. On the census figures that Pen
sacola gives out much may depend.
Pensacola does not want one person
missed. And the only way in which
to obviate this is for every person
whom the enumerators have missed to
communicate either by phone or mail
with the Chamber of Commerce.
If il is found that Pensacola has
failed to be given the correct num-
ber in population, the secretary of the
commercial body will then file notice
with Washington. requesting a re-
count This is OF utmost Importance
every person who has not been listed
should ut once send in name and ad-
dress, and aid in putting Pensacola in
its rightful position.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

'TYassun, dis am lazy weather;
GIFTS be feelin' kinder goood;
Yassum, gwine weed de gyardin,
An rs kwiner cut de wood;
Yassum, 1 is kinder lazy,
Desc OF bones is kinder slow;
OATS case is got to thinkin'
Bout g place l hopes to go;
No, ma I'M, amt gwiner quit you,
T'wel l got dis job all done;
But sho'ly laks my fishin',
Sittin' in de sun"
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18
Pa SAWS that he


Amt goin' to vote, anyhow.
He says
That politics is rotten
And he amt goin' to be mixed up
In any sich mess.
Sister says thet's jist like a man;
Poutin, cause they lost
A bet
But ma. says
That she reckons pa will vote;
She reckons he always has
An he always will;
Ma says she amt raised pa
To be a gutter;
Not if she knows it.
An if he don't register
An pay his poll tax
He'll be sorry.
That's all.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

Soon. 1t is almost ready to fall off You
help it just little by lifting it of 'twixt
thumb and finger. You don't even feel it
because there is no hurt left in 1t. Mil
lions have proved it the cleanest surest
safest and most pleasant method.
'Gets-It. the never failing guaran-
teed money-back corn remover costs but
a trifle at any drug store MID by E.
Lawrence & Co. Chica go.-Adv,
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

It could hardly be said that Havana
is in the lime-Hght, now could it?
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

The war seems to be a continuous
performance-and so does the public
ity monger.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

Things seldom go the right way for
the man who takes the wrong road.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

How about a dip in the Gulf of
Mexico?
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18
Sure
Death
TO
CornS
EGets IL" Makes 'Em Lose Their Gris
and Lift Off PainIessly.

The first thing "Gets-It" does when
It lands corn or callus is to snuff
out the pain. Then it shriyels the corn
or cailuS and loosens it
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

The pig clubs and the canning clubs
and the corn clubs beat the political
clubs all hollow.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

If all of our prayers were answered.
what a lot of useless junk we would
have around, cluttering up our lives.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

That worldwide strike on May first
may cripple something besides indus
try.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

A man is getting we'll along in years
when he forgets TO try to hide the bald
spot in the middle of his cranium.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

Register and pay your poll taxes.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

Mrs. Pat Eagan arrives touay
from Ganatin, Tenn, to join her hus-
band here. Mr.. and Mrs. Eagan will
make their home at the Sa Carlos.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

the delight of those who
wish to improve theif
figure and to acquire a
young. active appearance.
$4,000 guarantee that
YOU reduce 10 to so
pounds, twhatever you
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

heed toD or cost you nothinri Ruy
oil or korein, in a box. at any busy
pnarmscy or write for free brochure to
Korein Co., Station +, New York. n, 7.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

ulates, the heart action
becomes weak, work is an
effort and the beauty of
the figure is destroyed
Fat is unhealthy; there
is danger of heart COL
lapse and other serious
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

1t is very kind for the hens to reduce
the price of eggs. Shows a most ac-
commodating spirit, and sets a good
example TO other profiteers.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18
IT'S THE COMPLEXION.

That's what makes some women so
attractive. Good complexion is more
important than good features and
complexion is something within your
own control. BY using
TETTERINE
you can remove all blotches, spots,
and skin eruptions that mar ones
beauty. 1t is an old established
time-tried remedy that really over
comes eczema, ringworm, letter, itch
and all skin affections. Price 6Oc.
Sold at drug stores.
SHUPTRINE CO. SAVANNAH, GA
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

The candidates are so welded to the
peoples interests that you couldn't
divorce 'em, even if you promised 'em
alimony.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

1t is coming to the point where it
is all a man can do to keep his own
expenses down, without paying the
bills of the propagandists.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

If a secretary of the navy should
have a knowledge of naval affairs,
why should not a secretary of war
know how to carry a gun?
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

A number of men are talking about
themselves in connection with the
presidency, who must be in the habit
OF talking in their sleep.