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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-18
AGENTS AND DEALERS ATTENTION.

AGENTS AND DEALERS ATTENTION.
The AUTOMATIC WATER TAPORIZER
positively and accurately supplies
your motor with the exact amount Of
moisture to give it the highest efficiency.
1t eliminates carbon, adds fabrication
and saves gasoline. Thousands in use
sold only on moneyback guarantee
Price Sl2. We want agents and dealers
throughout the Southern States. Big
money and erm mt business
Write US for terms and literature Auto
Water Pep Company. 22O1 Second Ave,
Seattle, Wash. "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-18

AGENTS making s25 PER day Old at
Eases are junk. Our new beck The
World Remapped is selling fast Con-
talns new maps of all nations. Highest
commission, credit given. freight paid.
write Immediately for big outfit. VIII
more Book Company. Chicago 46
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-18

s1e5 DAILY income paid restaurant man
who invested 500 in oil. Multitude of
others did as well-some better. These
nen didn't buy stock-they bought
ground leases. Well tel YOU how free
Statesmen wanted. just write Tomlin-
son. BelIeville. III q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-18

WOMEN OR MAN wanted: salary s24
fun time; SOC an hour spare time sell
ing guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Ex-
perience unnecessary international
Mills. Norristown Pa q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-18

AGENTS WANTED

ACE@1a -sen necessities ike Tea, COZ
fee. Baking Powder, FIavors Soaps
Perfumes and other products Used
every day in the year. Repeat over and
over again. Every home customer and
a regular user. The smart and experi.
enced agents handle this Iine-why not
YOU. Write today for Money Making
Plan. Don't Delay Territory going
fast American Products Co, S31 Amer.
Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-18

SALES MfsN-Our protected article ex-
clusively owned and controlled by US
clears upward of $4,000 per day for
saIesmen. most essential; government
created demand. Large territories 10
statesmen able to handle crews SIDE
line Of full-tirne If you cannot sell this
snecialtv Won win fail selling life pre-
servers on a sinking ship. Definite CO.
operation. Jerome Laadt, Pres, South
Dearborn St, Chicago, Ms 20
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-18

SPECIALITY sAI.ESAIEN-AIain or side
line to sell our cordtaIs and soft
drinks. 25 per cent commission and $50
per week drawing account. Fun com
on all recorders. Red Cross
Mfg. Co. Dept. G. 70s Chestnut ST.. st.
os,is No %
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-18
Is lie coMPLExIoN.

II = ] y Q OOIfI = I E/NiO N.
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, ringworrn, letter, itch
and all skin affections. Price 6Oc
Sold at drug stores.
SHUPTRINE CO., SAVANNAH, GA.
COuGHED NIGHT AND DAY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-18
AGENTS WANTED

" ANIED-DiStrict representative 10
build permanent business on quality
article saving car owners one third OPP
Grating cost. Once used drivers won't
be without. Recorders steady. Auto
dealers endorse. MaXoeas Co, Mich.
Trust Bldg. Grand Rapids, Mich. AZ
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-18
ROOFING CEMENT
PAINT
statesmen

If you are a salesman earning under
s. GOO a year you should investigate our
proposition Our liberal selling policy
makes It possible to exceed this figure.
we allow 90 DAYS trial on our roofing
rement--ff not satisfactory customer
need not pay. If you believe you can
sell s Il, 10 barrels a week in good pro-
ductive territory. Address, Security
Mutual Paint & VarnIsh Works. Station
A. Cleveland, Ohio. 81
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
j. S. PAID COST
OF FRISCO TRIPS
Employees Went To Conven-
ton City at Expense of
Government
SENATOR REED WANTS
THEM CASHIERED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2i.-The SEN
ate committee investigating campaign
expenditures discovered strange CO.
incidence yesterday. Sworn iosii-
moly introduced before the commit
tee showed that government officials,
In at !sssl two -agricul-
turc and iusiice-found that there
was a great pressure OF Official husl-
ness which took them 10 san Fran
cisco Just before The Democratic ma
tional convention and detained them
there In most Instances until Cover
nor Cox had been declared the nomi-
nee.
Duly approved vouchers were ten
dered 10 The committee for those
trips, showing that railroad fare,
Pullmal space. meals, and tips in
amazing frequency had come out Of
the public treasury while .hesc DEM
Ocralic pilgrims were on the way 10
san Francisco.
In both cases that were oeforo the
comm ilco yesterday IN heads Of ho
departments were prospective or
avoWed cand dates for the nomlna. ion
and the accoun. Of George NJ Mont
rose. of the Department Of Justice,
which contained Pullman charges
alone FOR more than sisS. was set
forth as being FOR trip with The
attorney general The witness being
oXamiled did not know whether Eo
account coverd drawing room ac-
c0mmodatlons for A. Mitchell Palmer,
attorney general
Other high spots of the day were
the acknowledgment by Robert p.
Scripps that the Scrlpps papers and
Mnrafuf4lnnW IfnNalmnufun
ton were furnishing a service advO-
eating fnc election OF Governor Cox
and That Bernard NJ Baruch, who has
appeared once before as the angel of
"t2cle sam OF Freedom Ridge" al
rady has invested s25O00 IN lho cap
ilal required to produce The story
alleged 10 be OF prO-league character
for the molim-plclure screen.
Minor chords touched upon were
the further examination Of William
Barnes. who denied me had acknoWl
edged or sanctioned contribution sliT
said Ia have been used for his book
"Repuhlicanism In 1920" which SET
forth HAT 10 WAS 10 BE- used as mill
lanl propaganda and an Mort on ih,
part of The committee 10 ind Ou
from Dr p p. Claxlon. commissioner
of education, lust who was respons
| ible for the presence Of league liter
ature and propaganda In governmen
publications.
As .he result of lie Investigation
which showed that the assistant q
| Edwin r. Meredith. secretary Of az
ricullure, Floyd r.. Harrison. had rc1
dered a bill FOR approximately $40
for trip accompanying his chief 4
san Francisco. and that George \
. Monlrose, Frank r. Nodecker. n.
stewart and j r. Hoover. OF The D
| parlment OF Justice, also took a ir
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

to the coast at that time at The ex-
pense OF the taxpayers. The commit
tee asked thai all sucn trips made by
members Of The Department Of JUS
llce b. looked up ald brought be-
fore the committee on saturday.
Investigation also is to be made Of
other government departments 10 see
what other official business there
was on the coast at that time requir-
ing the presence OF government
workers.
Activities Of Governor COX in be-
half Of members OF the Scrinps Gem
lily when exemption fot ;a draft Was
being sought for them figured quite
prom.lently in the examination I
| Mr.. Scripps. The witness denied ary
positive or personal knowledge OF
The letter said to have been writ I'm
/ by G0vrnor Cox In h'bdlf OF ms
brother, James C. Sripps or what
higher power 10 was hdt saved him
/ from ine army after The local ana
| district boards had refused his ap-
peal for deferred classification lie
/ was asked II he had mol glilcd inn
/ munity through the personal 'uier-
| venhOn Of President Wilson, but SAID
| lnat he did not know
The letter Of Governor Cox, whcl
said THAT those who are connected
with newspaper who arc directly or
indirectly responsible for It's poficy or
fhe soul which animates that policy.
should by all means be exempted from
service in the army" and which re-
ferred specifically 10 The case of James
G Scripps was in The hands Of the
committee. but MIR Scripps acknowl-
edglng that the service sent out by his
service was frankly PARTISAN and
designed 90 elect Governor Cox be-
cause ID was thought that was FOR
li6e besi interests Of the people" de-
lnled that this support was influenced
] i'm any way by the letter that Mr.. Cox
1 had written or that he considered he
was paying of a debt 20 the Demo-
crabic candidate. Ne also insisted he
| thought he was of more service 10
Kris country by remaining In the po-
siuon OF editorial director Of the
Scripps- NicRae papers than shoulder
ing a gun.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
HARDING WON'T
NEEDLE ABROAD
Irish independence Entirely
a Domestic Question,
Senator Says
WILL HOLD ON
TO SENATE SEAT

MARION. o.. sept, 94-Declaring
he Irish problem mot question
Tor official America" senator Hard
ing said in a statement yesterday.
that in his opinion the movement for
Irish independence would be. under
The League OF Nations. subject en-
tiroiy internal or domestic"
Without referring directly TO Dem
ctraiio promises to bring the Irish
question to the attention Of the
league, the Republican nominee said
that America already had 'moddled
abroad excessively without invita-
ton and asserted that ofilcia CON
slderallon by this government was
quite anG.her thing from an express
sion OF sympathy
The statement. in which the Sena-
to- discussed the Irish question di-
rectly for the nrst time since his
nomination, follows:
There are two phases OF the So
called Irish question In America. In
diyidual sentiment is one thing. ana
10 Is recognized that there is wide
spread sympathy here for the cause
Of Irish autonomy. We voted an eX-
preston OF that sympathy In the
Senate at the time tho peace dele
gales were comforting In Paris
"Onlc'al consideration is qu ie an
oiner thing II is not a question FOR
official America. America has already
meddled abroad excessively without
Invitation.
n have said. as I truly believe
lhat under The provisions Of tho
Ledsuo OF Nations the Irish qu stlon
Is Internal or domestic. and ] recall
d siincily that at the hearings be-
fore the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee the American advocates
OF Irish independence bitterly OPP
posed the league as proposed. be-
cause 70 not only closed The door 10
ireland. but committed us TO The
use Of force 10 maintain territorial
integrity as 10 exists today"
TO set at rest reports that he
m gh soon resign his place In The
senate. Senator Harding reiterated
that ne had no intention OF retiring
ai leasl as long as a Democratic
governor remains in power In This
state The present state executive,
Governor Cox. who would make an
appo niment 10 mn any vacancy, re-
tires from the position early IN jan
nary and will be succeeded by a gov
ernor 10 be elected IN November.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

New York Mr.. Tobacco User, any
druggist will tell you that a remedy TO
be successfully sold must, above every
thing, possess merit, otherwise failure Is
inevitable. Nicotol, the famous remedy
for the tobacco habit was a success right
from the start simply because II quickly
does the work promised. We publish a
few letters from some OF the best known
druggists in the country TO give you an
idea Of what they think OF Nicotol, and
you may rest assured that they would not
permit the use Of their names unless Nico-
The Peoples Drug Stores have FIVE OF the
best stores in Washington, ID. c. They
write "Since we have handled Nicot0l
the sale has been greater than that Of all
the rest OF the articles OF this nature
which we have ever sold. The demand was
so great that we were compelled to order
Il locally, pending receipt OF shipment
from you direct" Schramm johnson,
who have six stores in Salt Lake City,
say: we take this opportunity OF ex-
pressing ourselves relative to Nicotol.
We have enjoyed a very large sale on
same and it has given entire satisfaction
10 our customers" Jacob Brothers, OF
Philadelphia Pa, have this to say. "Our
sales Of Nicotol have passed our expec-
tations. Our first order was placed late
ia March and we were forced to re- order
before the end Of April; the sales have
kept up we'll ever since There is no
| uQuul ludl we are RECEIVING many repeat
orders from our customers and many ex-
pressions Of opinion regarding the merit
I Of this article have been very favorable N
/ DR.. Conner, formerly Of Johns Hopkins
/ Hospital. tells how to detect the harmful
effects Of tobacco. Here is what he says
MANY men who smoke, chew or snun
necessarily and who are seemingly
healthy, are suffering from progressive
! organic ailments. Thousands OF them
would never have been affected had II
not been for the use Of tobacco, and thou
sands would Soon get well II they would
only stop the use Of tobacco. The chiel
habt-forming principle Of tobacco j
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
SURPRISE PARTY

A surprise party was given Albert
n. Lo1and. Of the penn Farm,
near New Castle. Jast SatuIa9v eve
ming. flames were played -W-id re-
freshments served. Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lofland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schuchardt, Mr..
and Mrs. John Walker. Mrs. George
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Baynard Coch-
ran, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cochran,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sheridan, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Limas, Mr.. and Charles
Sell. Mrs Agnew Lancaster, John
Jordan, William Jordan, Albert
Schuchardt. Jr., Alfred C. Cochran.
Paul Cochran, Willard Alexander.
James Carbon. James Gallagher, Mrs.
Frank SchOchardt, James Ryan. John
FOman, Harry Gallagher. Francis
Akinson. Helena C.. Lofland, Sarah
Schuchardt, Catherine Sheridan. Mary
Schuchardt. Geneva Schuchardt
Teresa Landers, Helen Landers, Elsie
Walker, Alice Walker. Anna Nc
Cauffan, Anna sheridan. Josephine
Jordan. Alice Fahey. Margaret Fahey
Margaret McDermott. Catherine Rice
Rebecca Grier. Frances Jordan, Eliza
beth Shear Miss Berry, Irwin Walker
Norman Walker. Edward Mcdaniel
Andrew Lancaster. Raymond Cochran
Jr. Samuel Burrell, Theodore Rhoads
| Charles Chyamirc
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

nicotine, a deadly poison, which. when
absorbed by the system, slowly affects
the nerves, membranes. tissues, and vital
organs OF the body. The harmful effect
Of tobacco varies and depends on cir
cumstances. One will be afflicted with
general debility, others with catarrh OF
the throat, indigestion, constipation, ex-
treme nervousness sleepelessness. loss Of
memory, lack Of will power mental con-
fusion, etc. Others may suffer from
heart disease, bronchial trouble, harden
ing Of the arteries, tuberculosis, blind
ness or even cancer or the common af-
use tobacco In any form you can easily
detect the harmful effects by making the
following simple tests Read aloud one
full page from a book. II in the course
Of reading your voice becomes mufied,
hoarse and indistinct and you must fire.
quently clear your throat, the chances
are that y0ur throat Is affected by ca
tarrh and II may be the beginning OF
more serious trouble. Next, In bhe morn
ing before taking your usual smoke,
walk up three flights Of stairs at a regu-
lar pace, then stop. II you find that you
are out OF breath, your heart beat is
forced, trembling or irregular, you may
be "A victim Of functional or organic heart
chew or snuf to quiet your nerves. you
are a slave to the tobacco habit and are
positively poisoning yourself with the
deadly drug. nicotine In either case you
have just two alternatives-keep on with
the self poisoning process, irrespective
Of the dangers and suffer the conse-
quences, or give up the habit and escape
the dangers. You can overcome the
craving aud stop the habit In very
short time by using the following mex
pensive formula. Go TO any drug store
and ask for NicotOl tablets, take one
tablet after each meal, and In com
paratively short time you will have nc
desire for tobacco the craving will have
left you With the nicotine poison oui
Of your system, your general health vii
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
9TH WARD WOMEN
HEAR G. @. P. PRAISED

Members or the Eastlake Good Citi-
zpnship League, at their meeting last
nicht AL 30i3 Jefferson street, were ad-
dressed by Deputy Attorney-General p.
Warren Green and Miss Helen Brinlon,
chairman of the Ninth Ward Republl-
can WOmen's Committee. In the audi
ence were a number Of men.
Owing 20 the growing interest in me
League. 10 was decided to obtain larger
quarters for the meeting OF the drgani-
xation next Thursday evening. the
new meeting place viii be announced
later.
Mr. Green briefly outlined the poll
cies OF the Republican party, as op-
posed 80 The policies by Its oppo-
nenis. Miss Brnion gave an Inter-
esiinc tax on the part women VIII
play in the politics OF The country.
and explained many details regarding
the steps NECESSARY 90 qualify 10 Vo.f
in the coming elections
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

WHAT MIR. PoNrERoY,
MANAGER, HAS TO sAW
ut Is with great pleasure that write
you about NicotoL / was at one tina
what you might call an inveterate smoker.
smoking as many as twelve or fifteen
cigars a day. / knew that it was injuring
my health to a very great extent but did
not seem to have the will power TO etope
"As usual thing ! put very little con-
ndence in these patent medicines that are
advertised in the magazines, but decided
10 give Nicotol good test and see what
effect u would have The result has Ger
tainly been wonderful and II is with the
greatest pleasure that l recommend Nico-
tol TO users Of tobacco in any form
nave just finished my third box and what
am about to say may seem like joke
to tobacco users, but Il is fact. never
theless. Before / had finished the hrst
box l found myself dropping gradually
away from the terrible habit Where
had been smoking twelve or more cigars
a day I am now down to four or nve
and I think the time will come, very
soon, too. when / will have no desire for
cigar or tobacco In any form.
"You are 80 liberty TO use this as a
testimonial for your wonderful cure In
any way that you may see a.
"pURLEY T.. POMEROH, Manager,
Department Of Collections,
"H. A. Manning Company"
NOTELWhen asked about Nicutol
said: at is truly a wonderful remedy,
for the tobacco habit; away ahead OF
anything we have ever sold before. We
are authorized by the manufacturers TO
refund the money 20 every dissatisfied
customer, and we would not permit the
use OF our name unless the remedy pos
| sessed unusual merit" Nicotol tstlets
arc sold in this city under an tronelad,
money back guarantees by all up-to-date
/ druggists including the Danforth, the
! Spruance and the Eckerd Drug Cos.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
WHALES TOILETTE"

NEW YORK-The American liner
Philadelphia played the part OF a
whales toilette while in English
waters. according To the captain OF
the snip. Herbert Candy. we heard
a knocking on the ships plates" said
Candy. and found a huge whale us
ing the steel plates Of the bow to re-
move barnacles from its back
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS
Y. NJ. n. A. DANCE.

A dance was given b. the 1880"
Club Of The Y. NJ II. A. last night 10
the ~" building. In the popularity
contest Miss Frances Greenwald and
Victor T. King were the winners.
Special 10 The Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
TRAP GUNS USED
ny INCONSISTENCIES

GLE ELUM. Wash-Trap guns were
used by moonshiners hero 10 guard
a slil In the woods. Oflloers allege
Pete Gc0Vcnale and John kerbavice.
under arrest, sci rifles and shotguns
with strings which would discharge
them should they be touched by
agents approached the distillery.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
STUDENTS HAZE WITH TACKs.

DENYER-The police are investieat-
ing a mild little hazing party said TO
have been held by seniors OF the In
expense OF juniors. The upper e class s;se
men. it Is charged compelled the
juniors to hold a shirt-lail parade
and then TO run the gauntlet OF pad
dies studded with tacks. Bobby
Shafer, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Shafer, has a fractured knee.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
TOWN CLOCK GETS

NEW BARNET, Eng.-Recenuy the
town clock iolied about three ihous-
and hours 600 many Started al mid
r'rtf and kept toINng until care
keeper stopped t with a crowhar
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
DON'T WORRY

You are not sick-iust rundown. ner-
vou0 and depressed by worry over fail.
ing health. Let MANrONE enrich your
blood with Iron. build nerve force with
phosphorous Nux Vomica and other up
building elements and your troubles Will
nHnfnuflv end
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

The large passenger liner Olympic
has been converted inlo an oil burn
er, the largest In the world
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
THINKS GOUT Is

HAMPSTEAD, Eng-"A man who
can afford to have gout ought to be
able TO pay his income tax" said
MAGISTRATE. when told that a man
summoned for nonpayment was suc-
fering from the complaint.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

The business partnership may be
formed with profit through the Want
Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

women. sold IN Wilmington by Eckerd's
Drug Store. III Market ST.; the Miller
Drug CO.. Strayere Drug Co. II O..
Huckmastcr J. r. Stamp, Hopkins &
hanton Drug stores and other druggists.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
Druggists and Doctors AstOniShed
at Wonderful Power of NicOtOl
To Stop Tobacco Habit
To Detect Harmful Effects of Too Much Tobacco
Try These Simple Tests

quickly improve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
Linen Shortage
and High Price
to Continue

Relief from present shortage and
high prices OF linen is In sight for
Mt least three years. according u
government experts. In the mean.
time what linen is available will be
of inferior quality.
No linen In produced commercially
In the United States. and despite
all the efforts of scientists and In.
vcntors no hope Ii held out for its
early manufacture here. Tho grow.
Ing OF flax and Its preparation for
weaving are now hand processes
from start to finish.
Until some mechapicai process for
handling flax is evolved, the In.
dustry will not he undertaken IN
the United States In competition
with the cheap hand labor OF
Europe.
II liz feasible to produce the best
quality OF linen In the United
States. for flax has been grown
successfully in every state in the
union except Florida. No official
tests have been made there.
Lack OF normal harvests OF flax
In European countries since the
war has sent the workers into other
industries. This and demands for
higher wages explain the continued
world shortage and high price OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
CANNING RHUBARB

Rhubarb makes excellent, pie tim.
Der" for winter months when fruits
are scarce.
Any fruit that is 10 be used for
pics ls much better II canned with.
out any sugar. especially a very tart
fruit
There Ia n cold-watcr method often
used for canning pic-plant. The plant
Ia washed. pared and cut In pieces
to fit the jar. Pack closely In Jar
and put under cold running water.
Lot water run 25 minutes and screw
on cover. A perfect vacuum is
formed in this way and no air must
enter during tho sealing. II air IL
permitted TO penetrate the rhubarb
will not keep.
n rhubarb In cooked do not pare.
Cut in one-inch pieces, put over n
slow fire In cold water just enough
to keep from burning. and bring to
boil. Simmer 10 minutes. Pack
in perfectly derilized cans and seal
This must be done very quickly that
no air may enter the can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
Tnness Exhibited at
Fine Arts Galleries

A genuine" lnncxs is on exhihi
ton NJ the Fine Arts galleries thai
IN creating considerable comment
among those who reverence anything
done by famous artist. As mat.
tor OF fact this canvas Ia more In
,ercsting historically than otherwise
for tho II shows the talent OF a prom
islnr young man. !, Is no more than
practise work Of s0.ycar.old art
LIST. MIS-. Baker discovered this ole
canvtr under rather romantic cir
cumstances. and had II loaned to ths
Fine Arts where II has interested
many.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
Engagement Announced
at Sorority Breakfast

The annual breakfast OF the Alpha
Nj Delta sorority In honor OF tho
graduating seniors. was held Sunday
morning at the chapter house. The
table was prettily oedcckod with
Killarney roses and feathcry greens
After clover toasts were given by dif-
fercnt class representatives. Miss
Mildred riIli surprised the guests
with the news OF her engagement to
Mr.. John c. Boic. tho marriage To
take place "Wednesday. June 30.