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no further trouble. After being locked
in jail he admitted that he was the
man who was wanted, but would make
no further statement.
No details of Griffin killing his wife
We're known last night at the sheriff's
office, the circular description merely
stating that he had murdered his wife
in TaIladega, Ala, Oct. 10. He will
be held here for officers from Ala
bama who will take him back there
TO stand trial
A reward of s75oONis offered for his
arrest.
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WHY is
ILL HEALTH?
Many Causes for a Rundown
Condition.
One of the Most Common is
Anemia General Blood
leSsneSS.)

.Ill health" is q relative term.
Some individuals are terribly and
seriously i'll, and need the services of
the best doctor obtainable.
Others are not so seriously affected.
If your i'll health is a result of weak,
watery blood Can exceedingly common
condition) you can recognize it by the
following signs or symptoms:
Poor color or real paleness.
2-"Tired- outness' or general
weakness.
3-Frequent headaches.
4-Loss of appetite
5-Lack Of spirits and ambition.
6-Loss of bodily strength.
The best remedy is one that will
overcome the cause-Anemia or Blood
lessness. Guides Pepto- Mangan is
the one peculiarly valuable medicine
for this purpose: 1t supplies the weak.
watery blood with the very elements
it needs to put new life into the vital
fluid (the blood) which carries the
good one gets from ones food 70 al
parts Of the run down body. It re-
pairs, re-creates. revivifies and rebuilds
the exhausted blood. the fountain and
foundation of health and life. Try
Pepto- Mangan if you are rundown. =
Il cannot harm you-it viii certainly
help you unless YOU have some deep
seated chronic disease requiring the
physicians care. Be sure the name
Guides" is on the package. Without
Guides it is not Pepto-Mangan. For
sale at all druggists.-Adv.
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London, Jan. fJ-The report of the
capture of Admiral Kolchak, head of
the all-Russian government in Siberia
have been confirmed, it is declared in
a Moscow wireless dispatch today.
The foregoing presumably refers to
the report received in London January
40 in Moscow wireless message
which declared Admiral Kolchak had
been arrested at Irkutsk by Colonel
Pepeliayev, who. it was presumed
might be Victor Pepeliayev. the pre-
mier of the all-Russian government
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NAME BAYER" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
For Pain, Colds, Headache,
TOothache, Neuralgia, Lum-
bago, Rheumatism.

You want relief-quickly and safely,
Then insist on "Bayer Tablets of AS
pirin,s stamped with the "Bayer Cross" "
The name "Bayer' means you are
getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for over eighteen years.
and proved safe by millions OF people.
For a few cents you can get a handy
lin box OF genuine "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin, containing twelve tablets.
Druggists also sell larger s'Bayer''
packages. Aspirin is the trade mark
IF Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetf-
cacidester of Salicyicacid-Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-16
STATE HIGHWAY
SURVEYS MADE
COUNTY ENGINEER WHEAT Is
PLANNING FOR VISIT OF STATE
OFFICIALS WEDNESDAY.

IN preparation for the expected
visit to Pensacola next Wednesday Of
Chairman Smith Of the state road de-
partment. County Engineer Wheat IS
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SHIPYARD TAKES
TRIO FROM L. & n.

with everything in last nights match
es at the Pastime alleys, taking three
games from the J.. & y. rollers. The
score:
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No. Continued From
Page One.

tack on Poland and the Baltic states
Against the likelihood of attack on
Poland, which would be popular with
the red generals. is that the boIshe-
vik flanks might be exposed on the
north to attack by the Let's, and on
the south to attack by the Rumanians.
\ semi-official statement issued
here today seems to indicate the Brit
ish government is more apprehensive
of the move eastward, threatening
India
London. Jan. i5.-Sentence Of death
viii be imposed on enemies OF the
soviet Russian government hereafter
only when approved by the all Rus
sian extraordinary commission, accord
ing to a wireless dispatch from Mos
cow today. 1t says return TO the
methods OF terrorism will be made
necessary only when there may be Pc
newals OF attempts by the entente to
hinder workers and peasants in estab-
fishing a system Of socialistic eco
Monies.
The extraordinary commission. &C
cording to the dispatch. declares the
defeat Of Generals Yudenitch and Dene-
kline. Admiral Kolchak and the capture
OF Rostov and other towns has created
new conditions. i'm the struggle against
the counter revolution in Russia
London. Jan d5.-The bolsheviki
have captured ROstov-on- Don. accord
ing to wireless dispatch from Mos
COW. Ten thousand prisoners. thirty
two guns. three tanks and an enor-
nous amount of general stores were
seized. the report adds.
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ADDED TO OUR BURDENS

A press dispatch from Chicago states
that custom collections agGregatrnS
se3O.noo were obtained during the
month Of juno. about double the COL
lections made last year and accounted
FOR this excess amount BY stating that
four million pounds OF sugar we're re-
ccived In Chicago from Canada.
This sugar was purchased in cuba
by English firms sold TO Canadian con-
siSnees and resold IN the United
States.
II will be recalled that the entire
Cuban sugar crop was offered this gov
eminent at q moderate price and that
its purchase was strongly advised by
Mr.. Hoover. but President Wilson's al
rninistration in it's anxiety to help m"
sugar Growers OF the South-thetr dc ~
cratic friends-so amaSs fortunes at the
expense OF the citizens OF the NnitcI
States. refused to purchase the Cuban
crop.
After several resales this sane crop
of sugar IL coming 10 this country and
Is being sold to customers at An 'Xoro'-
tant price. The Democratic admins
tration may find allbis Tor many or
their shortcomings. but the sugar deal
sill be hard 20 satisfactorily explain Z"
those who experienced not only the
shortage, bur the added cost.
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ru,h vs. +. G. Anderson. q. W. Long
,,r,r,h Us. +. g. Anderson. and FRANK
Nir,'urI, ~. f.. G.. Anderson. IN which
IN attempt - 10 hc made To fore" the
defendant TO ttk" adv antaEe OF IN" hhnh-
rur,ry law to gam possession "l ~"
rr,i,,.ri. alleged lu b" owned ~ IN"
defendant ct Elm Grove. decd Was
also uI,d with IN" clerk Of the county
court Yesterday STYLED l., O. Anderson
To- William t. Eckard, in which certain
prrr,riy a. Elm Gr"N" IS Transferred:
rh, Detectives ar" going over All 81
these records. ON" Of tn" suits was
u!rd 10y Rcu : ii"ncrNcr as attorney
for M plaintiff. and $500 vas asked.
the S,lIf being styled In NsSumpsii.
and rrturnablc at the next rules or inc
circuit court.
Some real sensations arc promised in
tho case as the defendant - C"nn"' ted
with 4 number "f local lodges aud ais"
with ono Of tho prominent "ui-ih"- pix
,hurrn.. and hr Travelled IN tn" best Of
society. X" married n local EIri ana mas
a family. The eldest daughter "t IN"
iumilN WAS burned - death a few years
ago. Il Was IN" opinion ot the
poiicc that he had Kept the matter 80
'IrriN to himself and hat tho tamilN
kn,.v nothing Of tn" alleged th"fiS and
IS ~, work is alleged /" hay, been
done ON AIS own tim" and not during
any tim" that the family might h" ahl"
i0 connect him with nCElCCtinE his
duties in caring for his homo or family.
He had always paid his bills. had SplcD-
did ,rcdlt in the local district and bust
ness men last evening stated thrt they
would have given him credit for any
amount.
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THE TWO EXTREMES

More than century ago BenJa1nin
Franklin preached thrift 10 the peopls
OF the United States. advising them 10
take care OF pennies and 10 watch the
odds and ends OF extravaganza.
How well tho advice was needed "a
shown by the wonderful progress made
by every state in the Union. With the
advent Of plenty. however. came less de-
sire 70 conserve and with siackcnin
OF the grip OF necessity ensued weak
ching OF the will TO save.
In recent years extravasance has be-
como a national vice which has not been
confined 70 those who could most afford
Il. II has invaded all ranks, and been
most pronounced among men and
women who sought 10 clothe their mod
est circumstances BY a false show OF
plenty. We take pride no longer IN
what we save. but rather in what We
spend, and instead OF being penny wise,
we ind ourselves pound foolish. Our
present high cost OF living is in a
great measure 10 be blamed on our
abject fear OF being considered mig
Eardly. Thrift and conservation will 20
a long way toward a general reduction
OF living costs.
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WILSON DEFEATED IN DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

Wilson setback III" Democratic Nauon
H.
amendment offered by Senator
the OF Versailles
by Senator Walsh reads as follows
which make and moro specific our
obligation to the associate natl
finally adopted by the Democratic Convention will remove
Further discussion OF
Of
OF the
the future This the
in h entire
opinion from the n " the effort on
Justified
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The primary obligation Of American
business is further and better organ!za-
ton. leading up TO DEFINITE ana q
continuous and constructive purpose IN
cooperation with the government In us
legislative and executive departments IN
the making and enforcement OF laws ana
regulations affecting the economic and
social life OF this country.
Trades and professions and INES or
business are organized. but until eight
years ago these organizations were un-
federated or unrelated and as a result
influences that were desirable TO cHer-
else in connection with governmental
activities were exercised by widely scat
tered units and not by federated or
central voicing OF opinion.
Local organization. no matter how
strong. viii not influence the public
mind or public authority as Will a fed
Grated voice that speaks after due de-
liberation tho Judgments and opinions
OF the business men Of the country.
The federation Of American business
became effective by slow processes from
eight years ago down TO now. 1t Is now
the strongest federation Of units that
exists anywhere In the world. 1t has
tho greatest numerical strength in or
CARNATIONS. II has the greatest numcr-
lcal strength in constituency OF those
organizations. and II has tho great sst
financial support OF any business fedora
ton anywhere.
That is rather a good accomplishment
in eight years timc from standing
start and with no influences other than
these that wcrc created by that very
efficient and Sclf-sacriflcihg body OF
men who from year TO year as directors
OF the Chamber OF Commerce Of the
United States have travelled by night
and day across this country. leaving
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GAS MAGNATE REFUSES
TO D|VULGE CONTRACTS

PITTSRU RICH. July It'll" demand
Of counsel for West Virginia that II. y.
Wallace. general manager Of tho United
Fuel Gas company hc ordered 10 pro-
ducn contracts the company holds for
supplying various corporations with gas.
was the subject Of an argument by
counsel for Pcnnsy lvanla during today
session Of the equity suit of Ohio and
Pennsylvania against the SteptCe gas
law before the master here.
Attorneys for Pennsylvania fought tho
d,mand on the ground that the contracts
had no connection with the present &C
ton. Levi Cooke. the master. reserved
his decision on the argument.
During today's hearing. attorneys rep
iescnting West Virginia. examined Mr.
Wallace. who admitted that he refused 10
produce the contracts on advice Of Coun-
sol \ battery OF counsel for West Viz
cinjA thcn attacked Mr. Walace's state
men, tina, the $63.000.000 valuation Of
his company was taken to enable ito
runcrru to figure federal taN"e. Tho
witness testified. on examination by
defense counsel. that III" valuation was
used before tn" public S"rN L." romm!S-
SION OF West Virginia when the company
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he should have the courage to enforce
them.
Such man West Virginia offers
this convention In the person of the AM
crican Amba ssador Mt London. the Hon
orablo John W. Davis"
After reviewing Davis public career,
the governor continued:
You do not doubt his ability. YOU
could not question his character. May
presume TO assur" YOU OF his tact. MS
sound judgment and his courage. Ho
is a business man HS well as states
man and diplomat. He knows lii"
rights OF property lawfully acquired
and would defend them. hut nc knows
also that human rights arc superior IN
property rights and he would defend
them first and forever.
Il have presented for your conSidera-
tion man with moro than dozen
years Of Strvrr" IN public lf". c0uS"c-
utivc wears. running from congress 10
Ambassador.
is lucr, a hrauirr or better man IN
light" II You want a man Of character.
II YOU want a man uf ability. II YOU
want a man Of experience IN public NE.
a man trusted by PRESIDENT Wilson.
trusted by all who know nm. VII" -
without blcmIsh and wh" - great IN
every sense Of the word. | beg YOU I"
nom nate the man | have named. - Typ
teal citizen OF thu United States 81
America.
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BACK TO NATURE

The Y. W. C. A officials have gone on
record as being ready TO wage war TN
the excessive use OF powder. cosmetics
and paint by tho feminine sex and an
nounce that in their estimation the time
has come FOR women 10 discontinue this
style ~ personal adornment. Men like
good looks. but men prefer not 70 know
how results are obtained. Powder that
IS moro than visible and paint that pro-
claims itself add nothing TO charm. In
connection with this Il Is pointed out
that tho worst offenders are usually
those who need no artificial aid to
beauty.
Tho woman who seeks 20 gain a
youthful appearance may be excused.
but tho girl who hides her youthful
skin with layers OF powder and paint
makes q mistake. The Y. ". c. A. Of
nciais are right. She had better rely
upon youth 10 carry her through with
out paint or powder until such time
as the ravishes Of time make cosmetics
A necessity.
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their own business innumcrnht" th,"S
and for great lengths Of tim" IN ordcr
10 servo the general interest
The post-wa obligation Of American
business is Ia use that federation No
association Is using II 10 tho extent that
II should be used. and IN our failure to
use II We are denying ourselves the
opportunity for influence and information
which would serve our orEanIzat ionS
we'll and serve our individual members
even better. for business has its obi
cations to carry on lntClliCcntlN and
constructivclv in this postwar period.
Its obligation 10 carry on Is not
10 assume that avery law that II pro-
posed, every hill that is introduced,
something 10 be shot At and criticised
for tn sake OF criticism. That viii got
us nowhere in these days any more than
II has in the past.
The fact that legislation Is intro
duCCd that seems to us 20 h" hearing
down hard upon our affairs would prob
ably evidence our carclcssncs or innC-
days before that Legislation reached n
stage that IL became dangerous. and
through that CarelossnoSs and lack or
concentration We have suddenly hc"n
confronted with A condition which VIC do
NOT like.
We arc apt TO complain of restraints.
That is an American custom. W. don
trnllCd We don't like, to ho told what
n do and when to stop. We grow res
tive and vet our economic life is sch
In the country today that We must have
regulation and VIC ought 70 have II IN
tClIigrntlv constructed and intclliEontly
expressed.
copyright. 1900
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CARLAND'S PLAY PUT
OPPOSING PAIR DOWN

WIMBLEDON. England. July Il
real surprise was furnished tho grea
crowd that gathered at the tennis, courts
,ndaH for William ". Johnston. the ar~.
crlran champion and William T. Tllden
the HnaIst in the British sinG So;5, chan n,
Charles s Garland and r. Norris VIII
lIams.
The most noteworthy feature Of th'
play was Garland'S fine exhibition. Ht
had never before approached such 4
fine alI-round game and many of. I'll:
English experts declared that they d d
not dream he had such wonderful stuff
in him.
Moreover. Williams sOundly backed M
Garland throughout the gruelling f2
sets. Gsrland's play was by far tho
most brilliant Of the four. His torchand
driving was particularly effective. On
the other hand Johnston apparently has
been unable tU reach anything like form
on tho center court.
The score al the end stood: As, Ca,
it, O.. -,
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Our Daily. Story
TIKI POET AND rKE FLAPPER

Completely overcome. the poet laid
his fountain pen and MS head on the
table and closed his eyes AZ the girl In
the apartment above played upon her
violin.
Fate. Destiny Kismc;--can what
Il must marry that girl, l thought
| was welded to my Art. bur nay
when tho finger Of Fate points, weak
mortals must obey. -.,
The Wild strains from above A&elled
faded. and Swellsd again, as though
calling. calling. calling.
As ose drugged. hypnotized. Inn
the poet rose and staggered UP the steps
10 the apartment above. 10 propose mar
rage 10 girl ne had almost never
seen : girl about whom. save for her
violin playing. ne knew nothing.
1t was a beautiful proposal partly
in prose. partly In extracts from his
own lovcliest lyrics.
How wonderful. You, the great genius
I have worshipped from afar. who's"
works have der6vrcd. whose photo
graph cen now is enthroned among
the costly cosmetics on my dressing
tablet Oh. 1 accept. This Is So sud
den. but accept
So he married her. and As her hus:
band his Hrst a"t was TO smash into
anNithcrP"ns tho sautaky fiddle that had
kept him from having an inspiration for
50 many gracious lost days. But she
Was tired OF practicing anyway. and
aaS really an excellent cook AS well as
An heiress. and alls we'll that ends
well
(Tomorrow-Drusilla Masterpiece Z"
a story OF Art for Arts sake. Don't
miss ~
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Action to Be Taken In
Case Of Admiral Decker

WASHINGTON. July Action prob
ably will be taken by the Navy pcpar'-
ment within twenty-four hours IN IN"
matter OF Rear Admiral Benton C..
Decker's recent attack on Secretary
Daniels and Assistant Secretary Roose
welt. II was said to-day by Acting Sec
rotary OF the Navy Coontz.
Admiral Coontz declined 20 indicate
what action he expected to be taken. but
said the matter had been referred 10
Secretary Daniels. who is attending ~"
Democratic national convention at San
Francisco.
\ reply from Mr.. Daniels within II
hours Is expected. Adm mi CoontZ said.
Il have not acted on my own reSpon-
stoillty in regard 10 Rear Admiral Deck
Nr's letters" declared Admiral Coontz.
because many OF the charges against
the Secretary and Mr.. Roosevelt rer"
personal. For that rea son | believed Il
10 DC the proper course 10 pass them"
Admiral Decker. who Is now comnan-
dant OF the Seventh naval district. with
headquarters at Key West. Florida. In l
recently published letter 10 Chairman
Hale Of the senate naval committee,
charged Secretary Daniels with having
Intentionally and deliberately" misren-
resented certain facts in his testimC ny
before the senate committee. and al
legged that Assistant Secretary Roose-
welt was sacrificing the efficiency o.
the navy for political ends.
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RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
TIJUANA

In Mexico. across the line. Tijuana
merchants sell you wine. or any kind
Of sudden death with which YOU
like TO paint your breath. And dead
game sports go there 10 drink their
favored brands Of purple ink. and
cough up seven bits throw for
little drinks OF liquid Woe. And
when they've toured through sundry
bars they climb into their motor
cars. and throw on all the motors
power and hit a hundred miles an
hour: and oflentimes ;hty break
their necks and leave their costly
autos wrecks. and. failing this. some
moral COP stands in tn road anu
bids them stop. and leads them 20
the nearest jail. and then jurist
takes their hale. Oh. gents VIII"
mourn our freedom lost. and say the
dry law Is 4 frost. ceaSr shedding
tears and journey down 10 old THU
ma IRE edomS town. There you may
drink peck of gin and 10 cheap
seluth will run you in. and though
you wade in beer and rye. no mags-
trato will bat an eye. And when
you've had your poisoned drink.
come back and tell US what you
think or this punk. tyrant ridden
land. where ALT the bugjuice CROFT Is
banned
Copy rSh, by George Matthew Adams
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A POOR PREDICTION

Ono Of the many predictions OF vets"
IN days gone by has been proven TO be
in error by the present influx Of immt-
grants. The wall OF the liquor orator
was usually 10 the effect that prohibit
ton would keep away immigrants who
We needed.
The records show that Ellis Island
Is swanped with an influx OF immi-
Sran,s-l52.9s7 in the first Ave months
Of the year; $1,000 in the frst twenty
days Of June: $500 IN two consecutive
dS=.
During the war the business Of tho
Immigration officials was 80 slack that
the great majority OF the Ellis Island
help was dismissed. Today Commits
sioner wallis fnds tho gateway TO the
continent cloEEed in an unprecedented
manner.
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The Cornwall spesch.


SAN FRANCISCO. July l.--Amhassa-
dor John W. Davis Of West Virginia was
placed in nomination before the Demo
cratic convention today ny Governor
Cornwell Of that state "a the strongest
candidate being considered for prcsiden-
tial nomination.
Purely personal or political consid-
"rations must not control the selection
Of q candidate here" the governor said
1T is true the Republican national CON
vcntion turned back the political clock
quarter OF a century. that II recalled
the days OF Mark Hanna; that reac-
ton Is written in large letters across
its political horizon.
Tho Chicago comedy. where candi-
dates were permitted TO wear each other
out and incidentally wear the delegates
pending IN" final word from tho bosses
would have been amusing had II not
hccn pathetic and Of serious moment
TO tho country.
But Notwithstanding all the stage
lay and the Camouhage. rcSpe bic
ticket was presented. though presented
'hlndpArt foremost That fact Nc must
bear in mind
We must further bear in mind that
war could not be fought with four
and a half million mon under arms and
an expenditure OF twenty-five billions
OF dollars. money raised partly By on'r-
Gus TAX burdens. without Irritating
many persons and leaving much that
will be criticised. The public. unfnr-
tunatciy. Is prone 10 listen 10 criticism
in preference TO explanations and econ
iums
because Of these things il h"hoOvcS
the Democrat tic party 10 place a IN"
head OF the ticket a man who's" caarac-
ter and ability will not 10 questioned
for the highest position In the world:
we should nominate one OF the very
biggest and brainicst mon in all the
country.
ITO nominate a man in an effort 70
corral the dissatisfied and disappointed
clements OF the opposition that were
politely and tenderly kicked out OF IN"
Republican convention nominating him
at the sacrifice of Democratic principles
and real leadership would be disastrous
and reprchers!hle.
ITO deserve 10 win. the party must
OFFER TO the American voters candi-
date. clean. able. possessed Of common
sense and free from factionaltsm or un-
necessary antaEon!sm. To prostitute
itself by selling a nomination for sup
posed powerful influences or for the
promises OF votes from those who seek
class recognition would be infamous
our candidate should stand In me
middle Of the great highway Of rolitlca
thought. He should know.oYr aES-a11