The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-05


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Swearingen surely deserves his name
The softer the drink the stronge,
the arm.
The Irish stew seems pretty well sea-
soned. just now.
Dying by ones own hand seems t
be rather popular.
1t is said that the schooners are still
coming over the bar.
Bergdoll seems to have made frs
class flyer-from justice.
Nothing is imperishable except the
candidate. He goes on forever.
1t is easy enough to brew trouble
without any special apparatus.
It Is to be hoped that the present
freight jam will not be preserved.
Anyway-carned music is better
than canned beans. Ask any doughboy
In spite of the radicals labor Is still
holding its own against sedition and
conspiracy.
Maybe when the Senate quits Phil
andering, the Wilson administration
will not get so many Knox.
Thinking before speaking is a good
policy, except for the fact that so many
of us never would speak.
We hope IL a certain person runs
for a third term there will be another
wedding at the White House.
The only class of people who seem
to have no trouble finding quarters
that are not crowded are the Jail birds
South Florida boasts of the finest
roads in the state.-Tampa Tribune
Up here we can't boast but we hope to
build.
lowed at the republican convention. Nc
doubt it win be cold day for good
many.
to death.
II 1t is true that they are mailing
food to hungry Europe by this time
the Europeans must be in starving
conditions
What is the difference in a barn and
a woman's face? One looks better
than the other. when painted, but we
refuse to say which one.
So many reservations are being made
about so many things, that we have
decided to make some reservations on
all OF these reservations.
No wonder the Cuban papers felt
that they were at liberty to abuse
Caruso. He received ten thousand
dollars for his appearance in Havana.
Many Foreigners are seeking homes
in America, reads a headline. They
won't get them, If we find them first.
There aren't enough to go around as it
Is.
The workingman is not so easily
worked as some politicians seem to
think. The test is not: What has he
said about labor! But what has he done
for labor:
Those brilliant people who never
say anything but keep it all bottled up
inside must believe not only that ST
lence is golden but that brilliancy is
reflective.
A news item says: Joe Earman Jr.,
Is the best track athlete in Virginia"
The Tampa Tribune adds. Takes after
his pa, who is the best tightrope walker
in Florida.
You can't put anything across on
some people. They are so suspicious
sand dollars. for fear it might be
counterfeit.
Because a man rises from the ranks
does not necessarily mean that he lifts
others with him-sometimes he uses
them as stepping stones and later as
campaign material.
.
{ When he women get the vote they
give up the privilege of picking hubby's
pockets? Exchange. Maybe. But they
will never give up the privilege of
picking hubby.
.
The st. Petersburg Times says that
1--WE suppose this fellow Proctor who
Is backing Wood to the extent of $500
900 that he doesn't expect to get
back" must be both members of the
Proctor and Gamble.
.
The man who thinks that the labor
Ing man and the farmer is easily fool
ed by hot words and hasty promises
has another think coming. Labor, the
good American kind. wants to see
more than words as evil |
fience.
Miami leads st. Petersburg in some |
but in others she follows us. |