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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
ARMY EQUIPMENT
in WINDOW DISPLAY
Rifles ard Rapid Fire Guns Used in
World War on Exhibition st
White q White.

White a White show windows were
decorated yesterday with all the light
equipment and firearms used by the
soldiers Of the various armies during
the late war. Tho display includes
the famous Light and Heavy Brown
Ing machine rifles. a gun said % be
the most perfect rapid ere rifle ever
used in any war. A number % other
types Of rapid fire rifles are In the
display. including the Lewis machine
gun. a type 81 gun that win be used
~ the aviators in one % their stunts
this afternoon.
The famous little French rapid fire
rifle the Chou Chat. r. also on dis
play. This gun was used by tho
American troops 10 good effect and
was made with the idea ~ advancing
fire. or the soldier firing while ad-
vancing az a slow walk The English
and German rapid fire guns are also
displayed a. well as the magazine
rifles ~ the several armies.
Hayonets. gas masks. and other
combat equipment Of the individual
soldier are shown In the window. The
cxhlbit makes an interesting and In
struetlve display for the ones who
have read about bot never have seen
the various models
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
Cheating chsstsrs". Tonight az the
BIG Tent.

Cheating Cheaters" opens tonight
for three night engagement at the
big tent. and u ever a play was ever
written for laughing purposes. this
one has been. and the patrons Of the
I'd. c. Mutt comedy players may look
forward 20 witnessing a psay that
took New York by storm when FIRST
produced az the Eltinge theatre. In
brief the plot concerns a gang OF
thieves mssquerading az the Brockton
family. who arrange 20 rob a wealthy
family. the Palmers Of a valuable coli
lection Of Jewels The first real sur
prise Is when IL il discovered that the
Palmers themselves are a clever band
Of crooks and they themselves have
planned TO rob the Broctons. After
many Misunderstanding the bands
finally consolidate and in the midst Of
Directors Meeting" Detective
Holmes and his posse turns up and
arrests them all Course the play has
love story running throughout with
lots 81 comedy and funny situations
which when blended together makes
a very amusing and enjoyable enter
tainment Mr. Mutt has given IL
we'll balanced cast and a complete
scenic production. The vaudeville be-
tween acts viii be entirely new and
novel Seats now on sale AZ the news
stand in the lobby of the Brent build
ing Tent viii be heated in case OF
cool weather
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
HOME DEMONSTRATION
WORK AT STATE FAIR

Jacksonville. Nov 10 One % the
most interesting exhibits at the state
fair IN Jacksonville November rs 20
%. win be those IN the home demon
stration department
open 20 Home Demonstration Club
members. these exhibits viii show that
the department is accomplishing So
object-the development Of efficient
citizenship Under the direction 90
Susan ". Partridge. state agent. mem
hers are taught gardening. canning
cooking. sewing. care ~ clothing
poultry raising home dairyinR bee
kecuing. personal hygiene. home sani-
tatton. household management the
making and use % household convent
ences. and the beautifyinR o. tho
home.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
DOCTORS DIDN'T HELP
HER SICKLY CHILD
strona and Healthy No~. Mother
says Milha Emulsion Saved
lee Life.

Last May my three-year- old baby
was taken very iil Not 80 bad that
Na expected her 20 die AZ any time.
Had four doctors bat they did not
know what allied her and finally
stopped coming she bad been sick
about 8 months when | started giving
her Muka Emulsion. I noticed results
from the fret and ~ tho time she
had taken 3 bottles she was absolute
IL strong and healthy. am thank
fut e. cay Mia Emulsion saved her
ufe e-~Nma wins r. Pitts. Nooog-
aoahea. TeKas.
For restoring appetite. health and
strength in aickly children. mothers
Win find Milks Emulsion the thinE
they have always sought Most chill
aren uke 20 take ID. because unlike
many emulnians and toniea. Il really
tastes goad
Mnka Emulsion IL pleaaaut. nn-
tritive food and 4 corrective medicine
q restores healthy, natural bowel
action. doing away with an need ~
pills and physics. n promotes appc-
tee and quickly puts tho digestive or
sans ln shape 90 aaalmilate food. A.
q builder ~ flesh and strength. Mllka
Emulsion b strongly recommended 20
those whom sickness has weakened.
and IL "a powerful aid in resisting and
repairing thn effects - wasting dis
eases. Chronic stomach trouble and
constipation ara promptly relieved
This n the only solid emulsion
made. and 30 paiatabie that n - eaten
with 4 spoon IKE tcc cream.
No matter how severe your case
you are urged % try Milhs Emulsion
under this guarantee Take six bot
ties home with you. use a. according
80 directions and e not satisfied with
the results. your money will be
promptly refunded Price 7sc' and
$40 per bottle The Miiks Emulsion
Co. Tsrre HAutn. ind sold IS drug
Elsta overywhefe ADV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
GRAND JURY HOLDS
SHORT MEET TODAY
Jurors win Have Holiday During AT 4.
srnoon for Arnisties Day
Celebration.

The federal grand jury viii meet
today for short session and will ad-
journ az noon until tomorrow morn
ing. THE afternoon viii De taken az a
recess on account ~ Armistice day
festivities The grand jury has been
IN session since Monday. the date o.
the converting 81 the federal district
court
Several pleas 81 guilty were entered
az the session OF federal court yes
terday the principal one being . plea
20 the charge ~ selling narcotics A
fine - 5000 was assessed by Judge
sheppard In order that the Jurors
might take part iu the celebration az
the signing ~ the armistlco Judge
sheppard recessed court until Friday
morning az 90 O'Clock
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
COUNTERFEIT PASSPORTS
ARE ISSUED TO POLES

Paris. Nov. fo.--Scorea Of counter
felt Polish passports have been issued
In the last few weeks 20 persons go
ing 20 the United states. according
20 the Paris police who say they were
sold for from 500 20 600 francs %
persons 60 whom the authorized Pol
ish consulate refused 20 give visas.
4 travelling bag fun Of blank forms
and rubber stamps one Of which was
the counterfeit American form. was
taken by the police who watched a
bogus consulate until man known as
the former Russian Lieutenant Sxi-
mansky went there for his outfit This
brought about the arrest Of his two
confederatea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
REED APPOINTED
PASSENGER AGENT

PerryW. Reed. general freight agent
81 the c.. r. a A.. has been appointed
10 the position Of general freight and
passenger agent Of the same road
The appointment was dated Novem-
Der list. although the announcement
was only made public yesterday Mr..
Reed will make hts headquarters In
Pensacola. In addition % the appoint
ment ~ Mr.. Reed. word has been re-
ceived here that the position Of traf-
&c agent was abolished ON November
lst. this change placing all traffic reg
ulatiOns 81 the road in the hands of
the new freight and passenger agent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
SCOTTISH RITE CONFERS
DEGREES TO LARGE CLASS

Candidates were taken through the
Eighteenth degree IN the Initiation
ceremonies at Scottish Rite Temple
last night and this morning the initia-
ton will begin at the Nineteenth and
viii go through the Thirteenth. Fri
day the Consistory. Thirty first and
Thirty second degrees. viii be con-
ferred The ceremonies viii be COM
pleted late Friday night
a number 81 candidates are TAX
Ing these degrees and the ceremonies
have been IN progress for two days
The sessions viii be held an during
today and tomorrow before their com
piction
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
STOMACH ON
A STRIKE
"Pape's Diapepsin" puts
Sour. Classy. Acid StOmachs
i'm order at once!

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portiou Of he food did the
damage YOU 4 Well don't bother
n YOUR stomach istin revolt n sick.
gassy and upset. and what you Just
ate has fcrmented and turned sour
head dizzy and aches beich gases
and acids and cruetate undiEested
food just eat tablet or two or
Pape.s niapepain 90 help neutralizs
acidity and IN five minutes you won
der what hecame 81 the indigestion
and distress
n your stomach doesn't take care %
your liberal limit without rebellion.
II your food b. a damage instead 90 a
help. remember the quickest sureat
most harmless antacid u pape's Dia
pepHin. which costs SO little AZ drug
stories Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
LOCAL COMPRESS
RATES ARE LOW
Shippers Compress Co. ef Macon, Is
Asking Increase in Tariff.

An Atlanta dispatch 20 the Macon.
Ca. News recently tells 81 the april
cation Of the shippers Compress CO.
70 the Georgia Railroad Commission
for an increase In tariffs from rs cents
20 81 bale for standard density COM
preston and from $40 TO s1.s5 q bale
for high density compression. The
shippers Compress Co operates COM
presses In Tocoma. Atlanta. Macon.
Augusta. Savannah and numerous
other cotton concentration points.
IN this connection Il Is interesting
90 note that the Pensacola Compress
and Warehouse Co. has the following
tariffs: Standard density compression.
rs cents high density compression.
81 ThNc are maximum tariffs and
numerous other items are scheduled
az lower rates
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
BRINK Is ELECTED
TUBERCULAR HEAD
Greatest Seal Selling Campaign IN
History Expected 10 BE Staged
This Year

pr. ". A. Brink was elected as chair
man of the Eacambia County Anti
Tuberculosis association az meeting
u that body last night M the San
Carlos hotel Dr Brink succeeded him
self az president and the same corps
% other officers we're elected for the
ensuing year that now head the or
ganization other officers are: DR..
Turboviiie. Century. vice president.
Miss Emily Lamont. secretary and T.
d. Tart. treasurer
The Modern Health Crusade ~
meeting with the great success In
the campaign against tuberculosis and
a. q very popular movement The
schools are supporting the move al
most unanimously and the children
are among the most ardent workers 81
the campaign. An effort il being made
this year 20 sell an average ~ 10 seals
20 each person IN the Health Cam
paign and the sale ~ the seals win
be- started Ia Pensacola the latter part
% the month
County chairmen IN charge Of the
seal campaign this year were an
n0unced following the meeting last
night These chairmen will have
charge 81 the work IN their counties
and then q thoroughly efficient organ
iEation will BE- perfected IN each coun-
~ before the seals have been offered
the Tsiblic Mrs y. T.. Biddie. de-
Funiak Springs. T. the county chair
man ~ Walton county. Mrs j. r.
Richhourg. Crestview. chairman ~
Okaiooua county. and Mrs II. A.
Ooodspeed. Milton. T. county chairman
% santa Rosa county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
YACHT CLUB BOATS
ARE ONERHAUIED

The three fish class boats OF the
Pensacola Yacht Club have been thor
oughly overhauled az the plant ~ the
Pensacola ShipbuildtnE CO and have
been re- painted. black with red lines
and spar decks
Weather permitting race will ~
held off Palmetto Reach. today Capt
Peter Altink. Lieut. Mitchell ant
Capt y. r. Curtiss. have charge %
the boats for the month OF November
Members who want the boats are 60
apply % Capt Altink a. the ship
yard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
TRADES COUNCIL
HOLDS BANQUET
Speeehes On Organization Are Heard
BY Nearly 500 Union Men.

The Central Trades and Labor
Council held an interesting meeting
and banquet az It's hall last night
with nearly eco men present. Speeches
on the need Of corporation between
labor and capital were made by Pat
rick J. Keane. p. =. Preston. James
Jolly. n. +. Kelley. W. T.. Rowland
and others
Charles Rupert prepared the chow
der Near beer and smokes were
served. The meeting was one Of the
best ever held by the local council
because Of the good fellowship and
harmony which prevailed
Following the meeting the president
81 the council and several members
visited The Journal and supplied the
editorial and composing room forces
with chUwder. near beer and smokes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
kIMM0NS FOUND GUILTY
OF PETTY LARCENY

Lawrence kimmons was found gull
@ % petty larceny hy trial before a
jury IN the court ~ record yesterday
The charge grew out ~ connection
with alleged entering ~ a home re-
Gently Sentence WAS withheld until
later hy judge Jones
The court e record has been recessed
until FRIDAY morning an account 10 the
celebration ~ Armistlec day festivities
90 Palmetto Beach today
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

Mra Chaa. nule. Nee nlwmima. VIE
writes Your medicine - o. IA !
think Foieg'a Honey and Tar 81 the
best for coughs ! think your medl-
would newer - without a. You may
uae ny name FoleY's Honey and
Tar neta auichly. checks coughs. colds
eHa Group cuts the phlegm. opens air
aamwaken and aiiaye irritation II stops
sleep disturbing coughing az night
Chiidren liAa it. Contains no opiatea
SOLD everywhere ADV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
WATSON REFRESHES
RETAIL MERCHANTS

Robertson Hixon. 81 the tuberculo-
sis society. delivered a talk on the
modern health crusade work az the
weekly meeting ~ the Retail Mer-
chants Association ycst. rday after
noon.
W W. Watson was IN charge 81 the
entertainment and served refresh
mcutH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
BOY SCOUTS To MEET
CLUBBS SCHOOL TEAM

The Roy Scout baseball team or
Tnuop No q win meet the Clubs
school team this afternoon IN re-
turn game
Both the teams have strengthened
their lineup and q fast gamc g. look
"a for between these two junior teams
me game Sin he played IN the army
hall az SOL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
ROANOKE FLOUR
SELLS FOR SII.75

Roanoke. Va Nov "a reduction
a. the price ~ -four % 50 cents a bar
rel has been announced rs local
min. ore 81 the largest 10 the south
This - the second reduction which
the mill has made since November
The Wholesale price of hour now -
quoted here AZ titTs "a tiass : bar
FeI The statement appearing this
morning that -four waa selling hsrp -
tf.&Q and $500 a barrel was erroneous.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
JUNIOR ENpEAvoRERs
TO HAVE PICNIC TO-DAY

The Junior Christian f:ndeavorcrs 81
Knox Presbyterian church win hold a
picnie this afternoon across Bayou
TexaF celebrating Armistice nay
They viii meet At Gadsden and six
teenth avenue this afternoon az 2
o'clock. preparatory 70 going across
the bayou.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
CHURCH SERVICE
TIME Is CHANGED

Evangelist Moore announced yester-
day thA De had decided to change the
REGULAR service time for today In order
e. permit members ~ his congregation
II tklng part or viewing the big Ar
mistiee parade
The services Tor this morning only
viii start a han hour earlier, making
the time 40 o'clock Instead ~ 40 ~ a..
heretofore
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
GIBBS CALLED To ILLINOIS
Bf ILLNESS or MOTHER

~ ~ Gibbs LEFT yesterday for MI
npfs. called there ~ the serious iu-
ness 6 he mother ie viii BE- gone
several days his son. Harry Gibbs
= q visitor in Pensacola, taking inltia-
ton ~ ina dssrees ~ tire Scottish
Rite
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
DAVID WHITMAN

Macon. Ca. Nov. i0.-David witt
man es prominent merchant and
member ~ the grand jury. fell dead
ln has office this morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

Contained somewhere IN our stock me
sire YOU wear IL your declaration
against paying an unreasonable snd IN
constitutional price Tor WINTER
SUR or uNEnG0AT,
Here. today ilylng on hanger IN
some particular pattern and material
Il your STATUE OF LIBERTY mat
Hsilts me way % a ilahter pront--a
Urhtsr heart and a brighter bargain.
Yesmvvo know that any other store can
say ne same. Tor an men are equal IN
q Newspaper advertisement but me
constitution didn't say auythins about
al VALUES BEiNG EQJAL p mats
what We are setting a.
oyR STORE CLOSED ALL DAY TODAY
ARAnsTiCE DAY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
JUST TODAY

A Soul stirring FilmsxaaIon
of sThe Pavilion on the
Iinks,- the World Famous
Romance BY Hohers Louis
Stevenson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07

4 single deposit Of soda in British
East Africa ~ estimated by BIOLOGISTS
10 contain more than 200. 0O0. 600 toms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Melted $500
FOR DAY NURSERY
Womans Club Makes Fl
nancial Success of Dance
at Elks Club

The charity bah given ON MorAay
night 40 the Elks ciuh was e social
-uccess because overcome who attend
"i said 30, and was certainly q H.
.nancial one because over $500 WIS
cloarcA for tho maintenance of the
Day nursery, o. pet philanthropy 81
the Wuman's club
Through the efforts and interest
OF sidney We'll who has always heen
an enthusiastic supporter Of tn Day
nursery he affair was the success
that ~ proved TO be.
Mrs, William Ffirr was chairman
Of the charity BAH committee. assist
eel boy Mrs, John J.. Could. Mrs. r. g..
Winfroy Mrs ~ = laBclle. Mrs. Al
q odrioh and Mrs. Felix Haca.
Mrs sam Naun had charge Of the
punch bowl Enough money was
raised from the sale ut cigars alone
Ia pay Tor the rent of the building
Tor the occasion.
The money raised nt the dance will
run he Day nursery for about three
months With tho new quarters and
the new nurse. the nursery Is now
able 90 lake care 81 H large number
NJ children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
Embargo on Express
From the East

The local office Of the American
Express company has received infor-
nation 20 the effect that an embargo
has bcen placed on an single piece
traffic weighing In excoss Of goo
pounds to ~ from the Sew England
Crates ns well as ohio. Illinois and
Nova Scotia. what are termed stan
nara exceptions are provided under
this embargo. which Includes govern
ment supplies. perishables. drugs
funeral supplies, nursery goods. seeds.
eic.. which will be handled IA prompt
~ as possible.
The embargo is the result of the
cDrt ehtel conditions In the east. ow-
ing mainly 20 the shortage OF ears and
the Lreauy increased volume Of bust
neg~ Freight ears ioadcd with eX-
press and running on passenger ser
vice SCHEDULES are used In consider
anl" numbers between New York and
Chicago. ard have been for some
time. In an effort TO relieve this con
clifton.
80 idea o. given regarding the NE
~ N" - hprro which may email in
effect for an indefinite period.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07
NOVEL RIDING CLUB
TO Be ORGANIZED
Y. w. c. A. to Interest
Young Women in Horse
back Riding

Enter the -pieasurcabie order or
Pegasus. the novel riding club which
viii be organized by the Y. W. G.. A.
during a horseback ride late this
afternoon.
This movement l. being spurred on
by the Y. W. g. A. to Interest young
women OF the city In riding as on. Of
The best and most popular forms OF
exercise In the west.
The purpose Of the club Is to pro-
mote ana encourage ease aud agility
In the arr Of equestrianism. Any
woman desiring TO perfect her horse
manship. and who can procure a
steed with at least four pegs. is eligi-
bile to membership,
The members OF the order viii he
called pcFafians or Pegs" for short.
The trims to be called flights" viii
be taken once or twice n week.
The nomenclature az the Officers
Is as unique a. that Of the riding club
itself. They will be: The Royal
Bellerophon. or master Of the horse;
the Noble Wiclder Of the Quill, or
secretary: the Noblc Keeper OF the
Golden Bride. or treasurer: the Mo-
bile Custodian OF the Manager, or
steward ana the Noble ftndet OF tht
chimera, or scout.
The mythology OF the ancient
Greeks IL responsible for the deriva-
tlon OF the name of the order. Peg
nsus. In the old mythology, was q
winged horse. His master was Belt
erophOn, a COrinthign hero. who with
the aid Of pegaauB, slew the Chimera.
pludar'a account Of how Bcllerophun
fell on Pegasus when he tried to fly
TO heaven. Is not. however, included
in the ritual OF the present order.
Equcstricuues who take flights
with the pegnsians can obtain club
rates on horses. aud Will receive in
HtruCtions In riding. The Nohle Gus
todian OF the Manager will arrange Tor
fodder and oats for the whole party
ON each flight Miss Elizabeth Rose.
health director of the y. W. g. a.
should be notified by those who wish
10 join the -pleusurlble order,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-07

vo>agcrs such as tool as To- the Lor-
taino'- pier
There were nights on the transport
when we'd sneak up TO q pu~ssnEeWuy.
cnrtailed to hide all lights, and watch
the other SLIPS ct our conyoN sailing
scroncly in Inc moonlight
remember the first night on the
GramplHu { trlHd 10 sleep On the
floor 90 the hold IN the bunk over
head broke down. he secnnd night
I froze ON deck. and the third !
bribcd q steward To slip me into para
disc in "a socond-cahin statoroom.
ON the Grpmpian We slept iu our
clothes. with our shoes OF. This was
not done on the Lorraine.
Food ON the Lorraine was some
thing iiko this.
breakfast in stnteroop. grapefruit.
rggH and bacon. rolls. coffee: lunch.
hurr-d'ocuvros. ~. julien wine, a.
everything; afternoon tea on deck,
with biscuits and ices: dinner roast
capon and goldfish and drmi-tassc
and liquors and thinEs.
nut on the Grlmpian:
breakfast. whtoiman's left mitten,
boiled. with slum sauce and weak
coffee; lunch. stewcd oNeruils and in
ner tubes. with slum pudding and
very weak coucs; dinner. tho right
mittrn. fried. with slum dressing. eN-
hnustpd coffee.
There were similar incidents. of
course, on the twp trips. ON the l.or-
ralne I happened so address a
pompous man With brass buttons.
SAY, steward
But. / am not ~ steward" he eN-
plodcd His mock aweiled and got
red Il aui be pursaid''
rAll right, purser, old top said
l. trying 10 he eonini.
Nor am 1 20 90 top, Bah.' he
aputtercd and ief'
Likewise. on the Grampian. one
midnight ! halted ono Of the guards
- Buddy This WAS an error. II