The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-10

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Business Office ..................... 1900
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Office: Journal Bldg, Intendencia and
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Specially Cats.
Hush, happy candidate!
Don't you cry!
You'll be defeated
BY and by!
Palm Beach Post.
Carranza seems to be all up in the
air.
The sign of the times-Only Two
Pounds To A Customer.
The man or woman who is square
never has to be reminded of the square
thing to do.
Most subtle and abstruse things are
just as plain as pike staff-if you I'M
derstand them.
Those are rippin styles that the
latest dress reform advocate, Mrs. A.
9. Rippin. is educating.
.
Forty-four million dollars less food
was sent 10 Europe in March of this
year than in March, 1919.
The most selfish person we know is |
the man that has the corner seat on |
the street car, when we want it,
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harvest this year, il the pink boil |
wcevil doesn't upset their plans.
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The candidates are sprinting along so
fast that many of them are forgetting
the goal in the ardor of the race.
Flinging care to the winds is like
flinging pebble into pool-you never
can tell when the eddiesp will stop.
To take advantage over another be-
cause one has the power is the small
est thing that person can find to do.
The gas shortage which is predicted
for 1921 may be caused by the likeli-
hood Of less hot air from Washington.
Now that it turns out that Gen. AL
ware Obregon. one of the leaders in
the Sonora revolution. is O'Brien,a be
jabbers!
Seventy five thousand pounds of
maGlerel is one day is some record.
but that is just all in the days work,
in Pensacola.
The prophet and the sun Of prophet
would have hard time to make any
profit these days, unless they belonged
to a combine.
An anonymous gift of three milIionl
dollars to the Inter Church World
Movement, is a wonderful contribution
to great cause.
Some people take themselves so Sc
riously it is a wonder their gravity
isn't more attractive-but the only
thing it seems to attract is Old Mr..
Care.
The man who used to starve in a r
garnet is now planting a spring gar
den-theres money in it, Provided j..
your neighbor don't keep a chicken :
yard.
IF the people of this country don't
know that the south is I'D and doing,
it is not the fault of its business men, .
who are making things hum in every |,
section of the southland.
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The Times Union says that playing !
politics with the proposed peace reso-
luton in congress is not going to get :
the players anywhere with the people, !.
The T-U should have thought of that I
before, and used its influence against ;
the partisan game of Senator Reed,
We are not only building the largest S
steel ships south of Newport News, but
we are building fine schooner barges Q
Tor coastwise service. Tampa is the n
arrived shipbuilding port on the Gulf. G
Tampa Tribune. Glad to welcome b
you. You've been long time on the p
way-now show us where you beat us,
for we won't believe you till you do. tt
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Reed, in Missouri Hoke Smith, in p
Georgia, and Joseph Bailey, in Texas. Il
The casualty list grows. These braves 81
went against Woodrow Wilson and
the league OF nations and they are left a
lying outside the breastworks The "
South at least has made up its mind u
1t does not want to throw away what T
the war fought for.-Mobile Register. n
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More than hundred Florida bankers m
met at the recent state convention at Ia
Pensacola; next year they meet in the tt
great and only-Miami. They seem to al
be 'forninst' the federal reserve banks "
as President Nolan urged the associa- II
ton to resist the federal reserves at TT
tempt to a monopoly" and advised the
state banks Ito keep out OF the federal dt
reserve Miami Herald. m
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