The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-17

O'Bannon, KY.
Flanagan, KY.
Maloney, KY.
Dennis, KY.
All the News That's Fit to Print.
Farley Kimberlin is enjoying his
day off from the fire department, re-
moving old acquaintances up town.
Canton CO.. Ledger.
Thank hevings spring is here at last
And the days of the grippe are al
most past.
Go TO the courthouse and register.
Here are Mary and Theda changing
places.
Strawberries in Starl1e are bringing
S12 bushel.
Every week should be Cleanup
Week, this time of year.
Have you given in your census re-
turns. If not, why not?
Now is the time for all men, good.
bad or Indifferent to register.
Hail as big as hens eggs sounds
more interesting than il il.
Those young Crokers appear to be
a fine bunch of young squealers.
The latest fashions from Paris
haven't got anything on Pensacola.
The German army is said to be de-
moraiized But when was it moral
lied?
Our idea of hopeless optimist is the
man who thinks that strikes don't
amount to anything.
We hope the hailstorm did not hurt
the Escambia county exhibit, now in
embryo, for the state fair.
Now George Creel is going to get
some more publicity. He is our idea
Of how not to let George do it.
Some of the politicians who expect
to win in walk, may find that walk
ing is not good this time o. the year.
They tell us that there are $50, 900
words in the dictionary. and yet just
think how hard it is to find the right
one.
The man or woman eligible to vote
in the coming presidential campaign
and who does not vote, is worse than
a Stacker.
VIM Randolph Hearst proposes
new political party, the emblem OF
which is to be a cooke hat. Stealing
more of Mr.. Bryan's stuff.
The leading dramatic success of the
season in New York Is the opera
"Onegin." Written, we presume. by
the well-known Finnegan.
It's real mean of Mr.. Hoover to take
up with the Republicans. who don't
want him. forsaking the Democrats.
who are clamoring for him.
Running for a political office is
worse than running to catch a Pensa-
cola street car-when you get it you
haven't got much, after ALL
Merchants report that reckless buy
ing is nearing an end. Yes, the reck-
less prices have done a good deal to
discourage the reckless buying.
AT least we can say that Florida
has been cheerful under the circum-
stances, and the tourists have no rea-
son u kick. 1t is worse where they
hail from.
Now that Mr.. Drinkwater, OF Lon
don. has written a play about Abra-
ham Lincoln, we may expect the
Great American playwright to put
John Bull in the center of the stage.
Our advice to the king of Denmark
is that he have some reliable real es-
tate agent look into the matter of
renting castle in Holland or cha
teau in Switzerland.
Most of the nations seem to think
that France is too quick on the trig-
ger. But then they have to acknowl-
edge that France knows her foe Of old,
and better than any other nation does.
Colonel House says he would not
have the presidency If it were offered
him by both parties, on a silver plat
ter. He will probably not be put to
any inconvenience in proving that as
sertion.
Edwin Box in The Ladies' Home
Journal says: "A true story of the
dangers and pitfalls that comfort the
girl when she comes to the great
metropolis alone.'-Peru Ull) News
Herald.
Jacksonville's big shipbuilding plant
win be turned into car repair shops
for several railroad lines entering the
state Tampa's will continue to build
the biggest steamships south Of New
port News.-Tampa Tribune. Can't
compare TO the great 5000 ton fabri-
Gated steel vessels built and building
ct Pensacola. sixteen in all.