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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
sourH AMERICAN TRADE.

Tho tremendous efforts being made
rs Germany to regain her export mar
krts are already apparent IN the m.
creased competition that Ameri
can manufacturers are meeting in
south America "In chile FOR ~
ample" says the National Foreign
Trade Council "the American tov
manufacture bad succeeded in build
inR az q good business with ingenious
ly designed toys during the absence
~ The German made articles. But
during the business boom ia tho Unit
"a States. toys were sent Co foreign
customers that were too fragile or too
expensive Tie result has been tnat
the Chilean no longer cares 20 deal
with tho American manufacture
when he can purchase German toys
" hitch. though not II prc-war manu-
facturo. are in no way Inferior there
to.
I'm recent months many steamers
have arrived az Valparaiso from Ger
many with articles &c German manu-
facture So every imaginable sort -
tcastlles. machinery. hnEdwarc. toya
drugs, etc. American and british Nor
chants haVe bIrva1y begun a. suffer
from the effects ~ cheap German Inn
ports from chile The high premium
on the United States dollar and mo
British pound n comparison with the
German mark. are operating 60 turn
toward Germany ~ soon a. proauc-
ton in that country can De rcestab-
llshed
4 is q overeome these d.nic tlss
that the United states should first
turn o. attention. Tor o. b. even more
desirable that the friendly nations ~
South America should come "a look
to az for their supplies than lt is for
the indifferent Europeans 90 be dc
pendent on ue
. Tho two Americas have everything
D. gain rs becoming close friends and
there o. 80 better W. tn bring about
aud cement such fficndship than
through the medium ~ honorable
tradlnr
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Chattahoochee. Dec 2a.-M.ss Flor.
ence Cooev IL az Westvtlle this week
visiting relatives and friends.
Mics Natalie Ramsey is spending
the holidays with relatives at Fltnt
Ca.
Mrs L. +. MoseIev and son are IN
Wellboru spending the holidays wits
reiaiives and friends.
Miss Anna Grant f. IN Jacksonville
for the holiday season.
Mics vivian Bevis 81 Bascona. i a
pleasant visitor here during the hol-
iday season
Mr. Coffln. who is with the avga-
ton service a. Pensacola, snent
Christmas here with his brother &. ~
Coffin
Rain sunday night prevented the
league services at the Methodist
church The special program waa
given on Tuesday night
STR aud AIRS. Conrad. ~ rascorn.
fla. were the guest 81 }. r. Conrad
during the week.
G. III Rocks. % Sucads. was a vial-
tor here last week
G s Hammau. o. Jacksonville
was here Tuesday on business la con-
nectlon with his office a@ state cngl-
neer
Tie vesrsr services az the hospital
har on sunday afternoon for the bene-
81 Of the patients were enjoyed b. q
large audience. Brother u =. Weed.
ward. the chaplain. read q passage az
scripture. offered prayer. which was
followed ~ number of selecfiens nf
Songs. Miss Maude yeyis sang a solo.
Misses Vivian Bevis and Eunics
knight sans silent Night The hoS-
pstal orrhsstFa rendered a number az
pieces. Every one present ens0yed the
service
A numher Of people from here are
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

II cur halanro turning rcd3
Doc your trade say look duli~-0r
daadf
Haa Tie bright sky turned to teadf
still there's s1melalnE Ia your purse
And snur credit mlsbt b. worse.
While ga san has cflm and Virtue1
Take your lass and grln 4 little.
act fae deed Uld sear stay dead
There's q New Year inst ahc4d
Are you silpping lmeihe faces
Are Nnu luslnN power and plAee9
kcep - woft behind your Facet
III you're beaten u ne barter.
TO net think yourself q martyr.
Never iet yeur smile xr0N hrlttlns
Take your less and grin a little
let the dead odd year stay dead
There's Ness Year just ahcad
Trade d trad and ufse a seuffle.
some enc Loses in lha shuttle.
III if's your turn 10 NOS shuttle
While you silil have bran a1d Drawn
Plug ahead anil carry on
FL NNaNc aANau ore Boz or little.
Take N0ur less and nTin Niflet
Let lhe ile9i old Near STAY dradf
There's = NHM Scar Just ahead
tt1pAglghL i9lN. y. 4. A..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

,Trachoma e. sometimes spoken Of
as true graduated lids.
Il Il a disease which usually makes
itself known by redness. itching and
watering OF the eyelids.
u j. very catching" The watery
discharge from eyes that have trach-
oma f. easily transferred to towels.
wash cloths. sponEes or bed clothing
and from door knobs. street car straps,
etc. and 80 may easily find It's way 20
the eyes II other people.
Trachoma frequently appears In
schools, factories and crowded living
rooms. II commonly spreads from the
eyes 81 one 20 other members ~ tho
family ana among people who closely
associate and handle the same uten.
sis. books or clothing.
n - dangerous 10 the cyesirht. IL
neglected Il may cause partial or total
blindness II foreigners have this dis.
ease they are barred from entering
this country
Il II not easy 70 tell when eyes have
frachona, however. especially ln iis
first stages. You may have L and not
SHcw Il 90 the person sitting next 10
yNu ~ your work mas have Il and
neither ne nor you know IL
The only safety from Ga ls 70 keep
the egcs eiean. Never touch the eyes
with dirty hands OF use a towel o.
cloth used ~ ans one else.
II there Is the slightest Indication
81 any of the symptoms % trachoma
consult an ege specialist At nnee rone
treatment Tor trAehonaa without eS-
pert advice is very dangerous both
Tor wa and those about you.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

There IL ~ time more anpropFl ITO
than right nuw 81 can attention 10 the
need 90 better observance 81 the
trmnie ordinances Two sections of
the regulations are broken day after
day and night after night The frst
D. On regard q speeding within thr
cts limits the second that ~ using
binding headlights
larrancas avenue b. a sncednrs'
paradise Scarcely a driver using the
rad keeps within the lawful limit.
The number ~ wrecks that take place
Indicates in mmmo measure fhe care
les#nFEs ~ the drivers. Gonzaiea ana
oadsocn streets. west are nearly as
reekiraniY used The various avenues
leading 20 Wright street are also
faNoritrs Tor careless drivers
~ tu the use 90 headlights the
law "a broken every might or every
street in the city and more than half
~ thc 'ncCidrnfa have been attributed
tn this cause alone
~ speaking ~ reckless drivers. the
lacksonviile Metropolis says.
There u a law ga the statute books
20 Massaehusefts which Ia practical
operation is being found a. prove 81
immense value ln curhing rockies.
drivinE and speeding ~ autonohiiists
There o. little doubt bar that a
Hreat majority &c tho accidents whleh
result seriously AZ times are trace
able e. careless or reckless driving. In
a great many Instances people are
driving cars before they are tht 1ugh
81 competent 20 handle them with tho
resuii that careful driver b. often
put "a serious disaagnntaRc and
frequently an accident occurs where
az g might have been aVolded had
the Incompetent driver been more
capable.
"The Massachusetts, law provides
for the examination q all auto moAlla
drivers II otseg words. d q neces-
gary 90 nave q license before one 80
permitted 90 drive the car and be-
fore the license Is issued the applicant
must hy p aeticai tesfa prove himself
capable e handling a car properly
IN q number ~ Instances Ia the re-
cent past licenses thus issued 90 resi-.
dents ~ Mazsscinsetta have been
revoked after the drivers proved
themselves unit 20 hold the license.
The Florida legislature vim meet
next April u ia not improbable that
measures aipng these lines win hs
introduced hut Ia tbc uast they have
nof received The serious ihounbt that
they sh@lld at the hands of the icels-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

a shout q laughter little Mfs nurkes
fairly shaking with mirth
pr pettit'a face held the convention
al smile 90 stranger. who had not
quite understood the msrriment rs
was sharing. hnt Grace Dfarer'A faces
wac unamiling. Instead she turned
sympathstic glanca toward Dick. Ev-
identity ane meant to convey 81 him
the fact that she could mos Iala Ia any
ridicule directed az him.
/ forget the Jealous anger I hal
felt toward the girl in ny contempt
al her Stiffness
The boat sped on and finally We
came in sight Of = cleaning beae'l
of sand. with seaweed so laxurs0asly
tangled that ii locked Ike email
ciumns az bushes. with the calm. siili
water of the hay on INC slide ard the
iazlly rolling SURF on the asner
Behold our desert tsiand.s Tic -
exclaimed dramatically, snruglng -
his feet
Jim ran the boat sksglulv up on the
beach and mrronndesi hnr. Harry TN
derwood stepped forward n assist me
ashore. bat DR. peftIs. with nnehtru-
siye quiekneaH. Was before him.
A. | laid ms hand IN thai az tie
young physician. Harry Underwood
gave a hoarse stage laugh. 4 told ycu
SO. he croaked maiiciosralYs 4 knew
had a rival On ms hanhs
a. Harry Underwood uttered his
iibing little speech about finding
rival In Dr Petit. Dlsly raised hia
head and h.-ked fixealv as nle. II was
an amazed. questioning looss, ons that
had in it something Of the bewIlaer-
ment ~ q child. hi another instant be
had turned away 20 answer question
Of Grace Diapers.
1 felt my heart beating naadiy. Was
Dicky really taking notice % the at
tensl0nH which Dr. Petit and Harry
Underwood were beatowlng upon me
had not time 10 ponder ions. hos~-
ever, fer Lillian Underwood seized
may~arm almost A. soon aa ~ sseprad
on shore and walked me axay until
we were cut of sarahot Of the others
Ibid you see Dlcky's faress shs
demanded breathie@aiy. when Harry
and that lovely docior % yours we're
doing the rival gallant acf7 n was
perfectly lovely % $50 hts lsr3sfip 80
puzzled. That doctor friend Of yoars
was certainly sent by provienncw jet
az this time. Just keep up iadletsss
little Irritation with him and III wager
that before the weeks out Dselsr vii
rave forgotten such = giri as Graes
Draper exists"
Continued Tomorrow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
Adventures of
The TUins



The Christmas elves stopped dane
Ing and singing ami crowded close %
tho twins. who clalrci tEeir htnJs
In Tlee NJ the pretty music.
senta Claus came near anj tntTc-
cured thcut all. Elves twins said
ne Twins ELVES" and that WIS all
there was 90 it Now Off 10 the DOLL
babies" he commanded the latter
with wave If his hand toward a side
door. "if you don't work little
faster there won't be nearly enough
de!ls for next Christmas. You've about
half a million done and We'll neei az
east five. or now. I wish 10 talk
with Nancy and Nick"
When the host OF little workers had
disappeared. SANTA turned t0 the chile
dren. Come and sit with me In my
big armchair by the fireplace, won't
YOU he said kindly. II want Go hear
all about you and your Journey"
Down he sat and lifted a twin onto
each knee. You don't mini II light
my pipe. do your" he asked II
seem. seem 70 think better aud taik better
Nick jumped down. ran 10 the
hearth and returned with an ember
which he held up 90 his host.
THANK you, little man, smiled
smiled Santa when he had puffed
on hls Title pipe unsll the to-
baaeo glowed like a coal Il see that
you have fine manners. and we're E0-
ing 10 get along famousiy"
You didn't GET hurt when you tum-
hled down my chimney. did YOU p
asked Santa when they were settled
again.
"NO Just surprIsede' answered Nancy.
And dirty She started to brush the
smudges or her dress when suddenly.
10 and behold they were g0ne-Nickie's
too
Magical sootl" laughed Santa Claus
"And now i'l have % tell you the tale
OF my big chimney"
Copyright. 1890. N. r. Al
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
Revelations
of Wife


As met the young physlcian's grave
questioning eyes. ] felt my checks
flushing with anger toward boA men
l resented both Harry Underworld
disrespeotful banter and the disap-
prevail which ! read IN Dr. Pettits
gaze.
was glad when Jim turned the
course Of the boat and ran up 10
the landing Of one Of the beach resorts
with which the south shore 81 Long
Island IL 50 thickly dotted.
This surely IL not your desert
island'T' Grace Draper exclaimed
"Oh. no. this II only where We catch
our fish, Dtcky replied. smiling.
We all understood hts meaning when
a weather beaten looking individual
who had eviaentlg been awaiting Us
advanced FROM a nearby buathouse
with = shining string OF fsh and q
basket Of clans lie PASSED them over
20 Jina, who promptly slowed them
away. and turned the cuurre Of the
boat again toward the open sea.
That's the way you fish. Is IL
jeerea Alfred Durkee. 4 Thought YOU
invited Us to a fishing trip"
Why YOU dreamy head .iu-the.
clouds book worm retorica Iacky.
II ever pas a fishing rod In your
hands you wouldn't know which end
Of Il - put in the water. Aud as Tor
Harry hes almost TOO lazy to eat the
fish, let alone catch them knew
IA have 10 do an the unrk for the
crowd. 50 | had Jim bay them irsteaaa
The mental picture 90 nieAy dolna
at the work for any crowd appeared
20 be too much, for everybody except
Or LaAlLl and Nsrann Ilr..a..s. laaaaaa no
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

that tabulation q votes cast for
Hardiag and Cox makes interesting
reading for thoughtful people. Ia
Georgia. for instance. there were al
0Ss votes cast for Harding and Ie7.-
is2 for Cox. IN florida there were
4g.ss3 cast FOR Harding and s0.5i5 for
Cox
Tho only states that gave piuralities
for Cox were Alabama. Arkansas.
Florida, Georgia Kentucky with only
t.0fT votes). Louisiana. Mississippi
North Carolina. south Carolina. Texas
and Virginia The poor old solid
SOUTH however. Aost Tennessee from
the fold. Tennessee decided this year
20 vote for its convictions instead OF
IS traditions ard gave Harding 2l9.-
Ss8 votes.
Altogether Harding received 1856
ls7 votes against e.ias.Sis. ana his
plurality reached the handsome NUM-
Der. 7.5i5.ssS.
A reputation Of an administration
and a political party could not have
been spoken IN more certain terms
than was done in the popular vote
Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
20 nudnat Rill.

The urgency OF some legislation
seems TO depend on whether u f. pro-
posed before or after an election.
Either that or the senate Is determined
20 oppose every suggestion Of Preai-
dent Wilson az any hazard. Take the
budget bill for instance. This measure
was passed last summer before the
recess. but was vetoed on account Of a
constitutional objection. The house
Immediately amended 4 10 meet the
pro adent's views and the senate was
ready apparently 20 do the same :. II
had been reached before Adjournment.
II was left on the calendar. however.
IS 3 pending measure for the Dooem-
Der session. when congress reasse4a-
BLEED. President Wilson strongly ra1-
commended the passage Of the oil
Nevertheless. the senate. which has
been in session nesriy three weeks.
has not even resumed its eonsidera-
lion.
Before the election. Senator Nc
cormi.k was apparently very anxious
for the passage OF the budget bin.
Since the election he has been In
Europe most Of the time while his
favorite proposal has rested on the
calendar. 81 may. Of course. be the
purpose TO cali up the matter toward
the close Of the session. when every
thing is In a jam Then ~ would be
easily Eidetrackea. as was done last
summer. II wouad seem 90 be the part
~ wisdom and prudence 60 dispose
OF Il before the pressure becomes 80
great. The senate has been marking
time for the past few days. supposed
" up with its work The public ought
20 insist that 10 take some action on
the budget bin. II IL goes over 10 the
new congress IL win take a long time
e got Il again ready for passage
Chattanooga News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

Apparently some sections % tire
state raise both cane and cain.
Mn-
q Menaenhali has Withdrawn his
application f0r pardon Evidently the
reception e received was too hot
sMo-~
Britain has decided 3 prohibit the
use - ffan dyes Couldn't have 'em
when tneg waited them. now won't
take Thorn ~ APP
wonder Il Iinrdlrhg. too. l. going ~
pass AZ General weed.
lust nnW atea OalhrAith figure al
va heroes can Eef a bonus and b not
cost ncie Eam anything n we
can. Tan wiiilng
Constantine ought d attend the
frat mretaE nt Atiauts. All those
gtrNrh letters fumhiinm around nver
there woula mabs him feel a. horne.
#u-
Maybe tho New York New Haven
a Hartford viii haze another "Afei.
lsna nov fhus hssa nseais.sd Two
uilileas Tom VIM Rockefeller.
@mum
secret diplomacy has nothing On
mituight parties - cause e war.
awm#m
Ths war al Plume sounds ike ma
tionai IEuard mnnoeuVofa
ammem
as seventy were arrested for moon
shinine % fiithlRan. That number
Foui1 make 4 ripple % Che surface q
local rrwteiiilbn
-eo-
rtfatle faee Cannon says lrs no
nae q worry pcas'o nre always think
ms ~ nrisht sayings and attrihuting
them to rim
Perhaps the insurance companies
wnnf drferi Mississippi after ali The
people seem ~ reaiise the need 90
ne uaaefvrlteru.
The uavs has nainas ~ phases
moyinH hioug both coasts tn pnutna
aud the army plans 90 rs cross
country ffam Jas ta sat nleso
@o
sass zoe 4nmss Tribune
rAilaml Il nilcf'with Giro visitors. -
= Jacksonville ana pensncoia ans
Key Msfi and Tamfm Of course.
THAT means an other clties ~ tloridA
arc rail zee
@n
The Christmas Tampa Times @
here We've aficut une Night lnokimw
b. over and plan e. teep u Tor refer
snce n Be- noe compendium 81
Iampa business arid ~ Org
=ao@
Before marriage" gays Elmer Tar.
Fia. "a man tplla hts wife how un-
worthy De t. After marriage Do does
hls beet o. prove lf
Jusf a. business sets duii and We
grow weary ~ work somebody warns
~ mot az print story and thor We
are happy again
Nearly ea per cent ~ an bodies ef
American officers and enlisted meh
buried in French tou viii De returned
o. the United States
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

demand for skilled cigar makers.
Florida needs 10 set busy az once
and have its congressional FepTesen-
tatlves active 70 see that this state
"a not going 70 suffer BY any generally
applied. theoretical. immigration law.
Senators Fletcher and Traanmell aiA
already interested. and the congress
men from tho state VIII soon be active
when they see that the farm and Cit
rus Industries OF Florida are actu-
ally threatened. n possible the bill
must DO amended to provide for the
innocent urgent needs OF this states
great observation-disclosures Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
Nh FRED WHITE SAYS. "ooN'T
IcLE BECAUSE YOU ONLY
SAG one RAT"

7 did. pretty soon ] found my cell
AR fun They ate my potatoes After
trying RAT SNAP ! got S dead rata
The rest later. The pass up the po-
tatoes 20 eat RAT SNAP" 10 there
are rats around your place follow Mr.
whites example. Three slzeN. Sse
sc, si2s sold AMI guaranteed ~
Cry sta. Pharmacy .-Ava.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

Florida Industries endangered.
Florldlans and others interested In
the farm and unskilicd labor problems
- the south should take a look az the
provisions % senate Biil 1897 which
he's passed tho house. This bin pro-
vides that not more than per cent 81
the number % foreigners OF any ma
tlonality or county now In the United
states may be admitted TO this coun-
try Go any fiscal year-with some cx-
,eptions a. "a the kind of person APP
plying
FLORIDA has two great Industries
which ar iargely dependent on labor
from other countries: The ciEar max
ing industry aud the citrus industry.
The Cuban and spanish cigar makers
are the best la the world They have
made Florida famous Tor its Tampa
and Key West cigars. The negro Ia
horers OK the bahamas ard. ihe Der
mu - are the natural workers -
semi tropical farms and groyes. This
state needs thousands Of them. and
more und more ~ them every year
The fmmiwratioa n laborers % a
country makes for its prominence in
lines where these iaborers are adapt
Cd. The farm laborer ~ the United
states be he naturailGed OF natural
8orn American. is the most harmless
snd the most needed class IL the
country. They are never found mixed
up N revolutions against either labor
81 saritai They are workers. not Iale
takers
The cigar Industry 81 this state ana
especially 81 Tampa since the cigar
factories have been declared open TO-
the workers Of all countries. win need
thousands % skilled workers ia the
next feW years. The natural increase
In ranks from among the families %
the Ola workers viii not nearly Gn ths
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30
FYour Money Back IL Rat. SNAP oossne
Come Up 60 These Claims.

RAT SNAP IL absolutely guaran-
teed 10 Kill rats and mice. Cremates
them Rodents killed with RAT-SNAp
leave no smell Rats pass up all food %
get ~ RAT SNAP. Their first meal
Is their last RAT SNAP comes H.
cakes. No mixing. Cats or dogs won I
touch IL. Three sizes. sbc. csc. sIga
sold and guaranteed b. Crystal Phar
macy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

lators Let rs hope that the coming
session win be somewhat different in
fh's respect
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

planning 20 attend the inauguration Of
governor Hardee next week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

wonder Il IlardlrAg. too. 4 eoing to
pass ~ Benefai WoNh.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

Just nnw area Gaihrtlth figure al
va heroes can act a bonus and u not
cost ncie Eam anything n sc
can. Tan willing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

Constantine ought a. attend the
frat mcethg nt Atanta. All those
ftrerk letters fumhlinm around over
there would mahe him feel a. horne.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

Britain has decided - prohibit the
nee - Hun dyes Couldn't have 'em
when tnes waited them. now won't
take Thorn So aN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

Maybe the New York. New Haven
a Hartford viii have another "Ael-
lenH nov fnNs hssa Eaeaitsd tWu
uililoas fom VIM Rockefeller.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

just a. business sets duil and we
nrow weary 81 work. somebody warns
um NOT tD print 4 story and thor We
are happy aRain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

The Christmas Tampa Times ta
here We've afeut unN nlght l0okimw
d over and plan e. Keep u Tor refer.
ence n ta nne compendium 81
Inmpa business arid n Org
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

Before marriage. pays Eluasr liar
STA "a man tella hts wife how un-
worthy De H. After marriage Do does
hls best a. prove lf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

Apparently Nomc sections ~ the
state raise both cane and cain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

Nearly ea per cent ~ an bodies ef
American Officers and enlisted meh
buried in French fou viii De- returned
ca the United States
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-30

sass Toe 1nmNs Tribune
rMlami i niicf with aua visitors. -
- Jacksonville ana Pensacola ana
Key Mssf and Tamla. Of course.
that neana au other eitlcr ia flomdA
arc faii tho