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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
aulloiNo REVIVAL.

At the present time the most enceur-
aging factor - rega1aa the prospec-
tive hettermenf II the employment site
uaiion Is a country wide increase N
building activities. which last month
exceeded those OF any similar period
since last june. Contracts awarded IN
tWenty- five northeastern states On
April aggregated more than saaa.009,-
zoe. the largest amount for the Same
month of any year except 1880. and "a
per cent IN excess ~ March. Contracts
awarded in the New England states
lsst month tofallea 81 seoo oo. an In
erease q So per cent over March. and
contracts awarded in the fret four
months nF shia year amounted ga
SO. 400 900. er p per cent more than
gaf che corresponding period 81 1913.
IN New Ysrk and northern New Jersey
construction contracts in April agsre-
gated ieoe zee. an increase - II per
cent over March. IN the Middle Atian-
&c states April building contracts
amounted - ssT.2&G.8ea. which repre-
sentea q sllgh& Increase over the pre-
eeaing moutA IN All sections of the
eountry residential construction leads
an ether building due e. the fact that
we are short some i.5oo. GOO homes. az a
result q retarded construction during
lhe war.
The Importance Of thia revival IN
huilding fies. 81 course, In the fact that
81 addition - affofding employment 10
thousands 81 rHan IN the building and
allied trades. 4 stimulates many other
Industries. sseh as steel. brick. cement
lumber and scores Of others and. con-
seaueutiv. Increases ire volume ~
freight Tor the railroads. All of this win
augment TIE purchasing power of tho
country end creats q greater demand
far al kinds q commodities. san fur
ther readlustment ln the price ~ ma
tersals and eest ~ labor must occur
however. before there can Be a large
Building boom.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

Editor Journal.
The people - this county are facing q
-rieig such as they have never faced be-
fore. Crime is On the increase az : fear
iul rate. and % - time that the causes
hat have brought about this condition
were sought out and exposed. Of course
no one thinE O. responsible for al cur
troubles with law breaksrA but 20 my
mind there ara more crimes today trace
able "a the Illegal handling - lntoricanfs
han 60 arr other enc cause The vis-
ati0n - the fruhihitinn law q 80 CON-
mon in Pensacola that % mlEht ~ said
q be aimast popular. This being true
what can he expected bat 3 tendency %
violate any other law that may stand IN
TIE way, Violation 20 any one aw nat
orally leads 10 violation - aii law.
hear thu husbands ~ good women. the
tathers 81 l@ight chidreB and members
q churches ana hodges dragging IN pub
Go places about bow oaay IL - % buy
and soil whiskey IN Pensacola. often
wonder Il such people ever stop 90 think
% the Influence they are exsrtlng and
the encouragement they are leading 90
me Law breahinw element ~ the come
munitv. such conduct II bordorinK on
anarchy and should ~ condemned 80
often and - stfongiy b. AT iau abiding.
red hiouded Americans that those who
are Euiltv could not hold up their heads
iu pubic fer shame % Their un-Amsrl-
can conduct. II Ne love cur homes. eur
wives. and children. cur churches and
schools. CT Erand cid America. n -
time 90 wake ~ and make Il our husi-
ness 20 advocate everywhere. and AZ an
times the keeping ~ an aw sacred
IN this snail space ] cau not say only
a fractlonat part ~ what oaKht 20 BE-
sald along this line. bee 81 conriusiun
want - say g. each one who may rad
this. what are rot going 70 90 about it9I
J. HENRY.
3 W. Romano So
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

hostess. the three Athenians pretend 10
listen a. they larry But IN reality they
only walt for or opportunity 20 set In
a. inning for themselves.
Their pastures against the white
marble coping. the harmonious eoiors
q sappho's and the maid's'tunics the
shlmmsrfng iisht upon the Aseean
seen through the trees. ail under the
glare o. a Tyrrean sunset. makes ~
this = picture thsf IL q delight in TIE
original and carries its charm or into
reproductions. both IN sepla and India
ink
The Reading from Homer" ioses
mere IN reproducfiou than does Sap
pho IN both works there Il the same
golden brightness of tone and wonder
fui insight into ancient customs A.
though the 'Chiaruacuro" ~ equally
good. the coior.ng and grouping Ia
the Reading a. finer than 81 SEA Gre
clan rival. The student who reads
from Homer 81 - enthuasd with he
story that HIS eyes sparsis and ais
body auivers. lie holds with hypnufleI
force the attention of the bucoiie SER
want sprmwiing there on the floor Thel
The martial music u the epic also
makes the lowers forHct thsir daiil-
anee Nay they forget their love. So
they eiaspcd hands and listened. while
embroidery and tambor 10 unheeted.
on the left. q senator also pauaes 60
harxen once again 20 the twice told
tales % Homer.
over All. permeatiag every inch 81
the canvas Il that hazy yellow nshf
that sfili dummies the scenea aroand
Napiea and which must have silgiered
with the same golden dust from ca
Nesuvina when these Raiiauts came
down from Rome In tie wake ~ their
imperial master. who often visited -
palaces here or elsewhere mlonK the
Bay ~ Naples.
n one reproduoes these paintings ~
Alma Tadema n black and white thsy
ioNs al the glory - their coiorinx
Aside from that. there are fcw WORKS
&c the masters that fsnt themselves -
grnesouRiy % the art ~ fhs eichef. We
awe much 10 this Dntch artist hecanae
BE has Niven us hack the glory - 4
people who lived Ions ago. Yes. Is 81
the Eenius % painters IKE Alma Ia /
dena and ths romanes 81 such pie
lures ~ these two fhat force ~ - for /
get how long Awo theae people lived
that they ara dead. ard whole cwmtur-
ies 81 folly. noise rad sin shut them
In
VITA their trlumphs and their giar- /
ies and the rect. stln. nov. even e.
then. Love IL best
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
MNEAIOSYNES
PICTURES


Tire Reading Frcni Homer ard ssppho
ina-Taden,s.
There are two paintings q Alma
radoma's that always mix themselves
fextrieably IN my mind. one h his
Justly famed Reading from Homer
and the other 10 his less well known
lut equally beautiful painting called
Sappho" Why my memory should
nave seen fit % thus eonfuss these
wo paintings ] have never Understood.
Tor In reality they have little ia COM
non except their ancient setting and
perhaps the gicry q = beauty that n
iead: but here Il "a alive nRaln. nid
aot Aims -radena paint -
ore painting has FOR 3 background
ne. tsrrace ~ q stately pompean PAL
ace. ara fhe ether q located on a mar
BE baicouy ovorlookinR the Aegean
Sea Perhaps the real cauns ~ my
sub-conaeiuus trouble with these two
pictures - that On both of them. the
rouhadaur i seated an tha right For
here - 4 certain similarity in the
gesture ana figure ~ the young mu-
sician. who entertains sappho win ths
music - bis VOL IN The arecian pic
are. and IRE more animated gesture
~ the ynumE poet who reads 90 Ms
friends from the HAD. q TIE oEherN
- lutInM. Otherwise there ~ uothlnr0
analogous ahemt these twn master.
pieces.
Ths tranhadour must - singing q
sapphis sfrophe Nothing else cauid
have caused that pnefssn - give heed
20 af.enfisslYi Yes. 4 must - en- ode
"a her eva in8ltinE that he has set %
music. FeF a4heid. MevwraI hmnux FROM
Athens are coming ca casis ana their
.4ientf8 hostess IN ebiivieas 81 their
proximity Urwe3 ~ an fhis harmony.
with a ansaxing 1eslre 70 naster their !
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
rnE vIoLINlsr ANo us soNa.

ernas 1hs strings = slender hoW
= axem wifh tssasE tafseA. and let
here care a ssbbinR breath. 80 sasg
might haw9 been fNozn ehoirs aHoft.
- m@anass "a sAaE losNig strain
- nnora ef sympathy tman pains
mFoAe es hope 't@as . rarems
4 ssrxaw 3 scenes naemut 20 ttess.
ae isssenIns fhroaR snsFs silent grew.
= xesz TAI NoaH fNssr hesrts saaue
ia sanethias mere lAen mnssess
snsif-~
SO re sv whieh TRUST ean tsft
he santan wraa bat i hlt
7 N@maeisne mga haHsam IT
erva8 enty tAees IL esee the tore
> nosss spec means 6ar souls alane
- nat kacw the players name.
- whsss ~ ss. nar whsuee ~ cssaee-
= waik s. llfa. auklsseas. fear
aa41& - holds mere hanafs dear.
- - - seai tEua nauste slvea
- fsam Et8 @DAfst eMeef IT ntNna
nisffnaens fhTeAasnw ere heart
shseh seothes S. pa.a. sbsch heals It,
azaaF&
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

great - thu increase which occurred
Ia the interest and dividends paid.
The total amount q public service
rendered by the railways Ga 1890 ~
carrying freight was S. per cent more
than 81 1919. and the amount 81 pub
lie service rendered Is carrying pas
aenKers ss per cent more. For its part
In rendering increased service to the
public railway capital received ] 1-e
per cent more IN interest and diTi-
dends than 81 1919. while railway Ia
Dor reoeivsd 200 per cent more. The
interest and dividends paid BY the
railroads include everything they paid
out = e security owners. whether de-
rived earnings Or government
reaarant Wherein does Shese facts
Indicate railway capital BY dis
honest ma lpalafiou. etc, exploited
both the pg ,lic and the employees. as
the labor leaders aIfeEe7
ssTne simple fact that tho total In
tereaf and dividends paid 60 the Sc
curity owners of the railways have
stood practically atili Tor years while
ali items 81 their expenses have been
greatly increasing. while the profits
made II All other industries have been
while the total production
Of the country. and IN consequence. the
demands made upon the railroads Tor
have been Increasing.
IA quite sufficient 20 show why tho rail-
WAYS arc physically and financially IL
tie unsatisfactory condition they are
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19


t4o~ Rehsrt sava~sn Crseafvlly paia
tire "o~hs- - hadoa.
! found my invaildssm very pleasant
IN spite % the pain ard lnconvsnisncs
e my burns. Lillian Wa the besl
nurse q woman ever had. EvsrYone
was devoted 30 ny comfort Evsn
Mother 0raham's assembly was aoft-
ened ~ the aufferln@ ! underwent II
the first day or fwo following the &C.
csdeut although I aoon discovered that
she vas actually Jealous because Lii
Ian and not she was nursing me
II Il the first time IN my NE fhat
I have ever found my judgment IN
set aside a. - No value she
said aneruiousiy % me csc day WHEN
SIZE was sitting with me while Lillian
attended 90 the preparation 81 some
special dish Ter the Kitchen.
~oh. Mother Graham / protested.
please don't iook 81 e that way. rou
knew how careful sea have 81 -
absuf pour heart. We c1uidn.t fe1
you undertake the taak u rurasns ms.
Il wuuia have been Zoo much far yuas
wei, II your omn mother we're
alive. ! dont believe any enc could
have ksDt her fEom takinE care =
pea shs returned sfubborniy.
Thsrs was q utsifni note Ia her
solce that touched as eniishtsnef me-
lkenNata All the rraMtimees &c NJ
Enosher- laws 4AMpoMlsion there rnuas
Iie very real regard trWmuiaaes8
wondered x ! mfmht can Il iove-~fs.r
ne
1fv hsart warmsa foHard fhs i,ussf.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

WIN thia issue she Verdict eern-
iasea - GmeeHfh year ~ continuous
uhAnafAsn met hasIne during al that
nae Essianea a single issue. our maF-
Rants. lawyers. business men and sue
rshsrs have made faat possible. The
rsseas e9igor ard publisher has been
"a re seb" from IS nrNt issue-ln
vngrol FOR usaFe than fourteen years.
vesve not grown Fiea. neither have we
wen the people as good a paper a.
- cur desire howeHer. va have
49, me best pAper thai lis inrame
uula aaasifv Next week we start ca
new safsme. hopIaS that the uext
aar wfii bring aAoaE many improve
saals IA fhe oface ard business that
Is 8usfkfy cur getting cut q much
sster paper-~The Washington NeF-
-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
PRESS COMMENT


True ard lasting Success.
There are several kinds OF powers
that enter into the making - "a man
az woman, bat the one that broadena.
deepema and expands the moral and
mental qualities is the most essential
~ all This IN 80 because there can
be no true and lasting success made
81 tfe-and ufe includes business and
other aetivities-uniess the higher and
nobler attributes Of man predominant
over the lower and baaer.
II IL often the case that a promising
boy or girl win make 4 failure of life
simply for lack of proper direction. a.
there comes a time IN the NE ~ al
human beings when the staying force
council Is absolutely necessary 60 keop
them ga the road 81 successful living
Military training has converted many
round -shouldered STOPPING youths into
erect ard manly soldiers. and Inactive
and iFreaoimte recruits into spry and
reliant veterans. ii vas not physical
training only that brought about this
transformation. as the example and
influence of the educated officers act
ing upon the mental and moral attgi-
butes q the men had much 20 do with
liz.
'9onduct becoming an officer and
a gentleman" ia e1aoted &c every
American who carries commission
from his government 10 command the
armpd forces 81 the nation. and such
conduct is the first requisite to SIS
holding q commission ia the army or
navy. coming even before his military
or naval qualifications. Il ~ for this
reason that general military training
bids fair 70 Re advantageous % the
manhood 81 America.
The one great essential % the att
talnment 81 real and lasting success
In life is absolute allegiance 20 the
principles IF truth. We must serve
faithfully ana unreaervedlv under her
banner II order that we may attain the
high perfection that rightly belongs
70 manhood--M Miami Herald
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ae ~ i SIN kag


~-g-
Tlxhtenins TIE lid On prohibition
slgh - b good iaaa. Il some flgatsn-
- eaaia be feuna
raeklnk houses eazue under the nsN
szeFas rseuiatsons 90 the same aav
= :. F. 81 =. votes % take hand
! shear FeEaiatlon.
II woula spleae thaG somebody VS.
wing 60 start 4 yeanw war wlth 81
sese anaehine Eaaa 81 Hobolea.
TIE army Is Is As reduced. SAYS the
assse - representative. Let's see.
NJ ne nease taa Organization thai
AaeAtss voted "a increase iis own siaef
~~a
~ paoTe icy baIaeoaa Ii New York
hey axpio8a IL toaeasa wifh q match.
"a are called fire hazards.
General March IS = - something IL
meFiea nat tia = = r never Oh -
fAnea That's - Fe8are.
Over IN the alf services. General Men,
seq ard otnefal Mitchell have free
wsnk aaap hbiss. The navy's shaifeHs So
= bssushns contest seems % have
seu eerapplns smone themselves
Meaern girls mas know little aaasas
eokinT hlg tha was ID dress el1sak-
4 aeeFnN 90 - wlth i fnr collar IL
SIMMER ana pumps aad SIX asoeH3nes
! winter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

Or 20 speculate IN real estate or tc
travel A sufficiently strong appeal
may induce him % foregn these ex-
pend lures and keep up hts living
standard
Fourth he completes with the parsi :
many Of the customer. Duh times sug-
aeat saving. Money lad away IL 81
much Withdrawn from commerce. IA
bargain offer may b. AZ attractive AZ
81 induce man - resort 10 MS hoard
ana thus put money into acfive o1rcufa-
ton and build up your business.
These Illustrations show what can -
done ~ aggressive publicity.
Advertising not only brings business:
Il makes business.--Lakciand Telegram.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
THE Rough Clements.

Tire Rough Clements.
The terrible race riots that slew
nearly io0 people At Tulsa. Oklahoma,
and resulted ia the burning ~ ten
blocks ~ Negro houses. reveals ence
more tirp undercrust - brutality tat
stands ready 20 break cut where g.
sees a chance
When such violence arises the ex-
cuse Is usually given that some man
must be Punished Tor some dastardly
act But there IS no Justice - the
blind acts of a mob. u often visits
vengeance on tha Innocent AZ best
Il encourages brutal men e. take the
Law into their own hands. and commit
violent acts % satisfy their owr law
less passions Mob leaders ought 20
suffer such drastic punishment that
hereafter the rough element wiu con
rinde that 20 wlu - more healthy for
them % leave Punishment 20 the fsw
ana the colFts.--fzalresVilia News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19


Encouragement.
Il may be that our experience a.
unique. but we have acVer seen a Boy
scout in uniform commit amy Get 81
rowdyism. The fact s. worth ponder
ing The average boy Ia not 4 snoy
Scout out - the Approximately
5000 boys eligible in the city only
about GOO have joined the movement.
according % those who keep the rolls.
There are just aa good and generous
boys out % the uniform az IA. but the
Uniform imposes obligation not only on
the wuarer himself but upon the troop
he represents. IL IL on honor rot "a
besmirch q ~ any act ~ his. Boys are
great sticklera Tor honor. according 20
the code that obtains in the kingdom
~ childhood and youth. howbolt that
code sometimes runs counter 10 the
views ~ adults
We are Informed that tho Boy scouts
would Increase more rapidly n nmn-
bers y more aeuutmasters were axnlla-
ble. No adult with some leisure time
on his band car perform a greater SER
vice than 90 become a scoutmaater. lie
would be 40 once contributing 20 his
own pleasure and 90 The safety ~ the
community. There should be more
volunteers for thle woriS.-Tampa Trl-
hune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19
Creation q Woman.

According t0 Hindu legends the God
vulcan created the world. When he
started on woman De found ne had
used up al available materials. but he
knew that the world would be- nothing
without women. 50 be took
Che roundness 81 the moon.
The undulatIng curves Of the ser-
peut
The sIcnderuoaa ~ the willow
The velvet Of the flowers.
The lightuess of feather.
The gentle gaze 81 the doe.
The frolicaomo roficxion on the
aancinE sunbeam.
The tears 81 the cloud
The Inconsistency 90 the wind.
The timidity of the hare.
The vanity ~ the peacock
The hardness - the diamond
The chill Of the snow
The cooling ~ The turtle dove.
All these combined % hsrm this
glorious being -noman.--Ns'n shlnEton
Times
And we thought old vulcan vas
blacksmith why. the man was an arr
tist 90 thus utilize al tho left ever
stuff. and wen say he ola Il we'll with
the dearth Of material on haud-and
hasn't woman picked up a lot % ether
kinks SINGER on. absolutely -~E'aorlda
Grower
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

sonny Ftofluas
who secs Florida in tbs auring
months sees wonderful revelation ~
ire annual visitation ~ the resource
ton ~ iifC. One miNhf suppose that
n bonny Fioriaa the sprlnw lasts an
the vear--but a visit 20 the great level
prairies IN the Interior 81 southern
FLORIDA. where the flowers bloam BY
the million, and the new Garnet q
grass - green and fresh. win show
that there are seasons here fu#t az
truly ar go the more northern states.
Visitors miss the choicest months ~
the year when they rush off r. the
northern homes before the ending 81
the month ~ Nay. With the DEPART
ure - the riEora and sudden changes
~ the winter monfhH--evsn though
these riEors ard changes do not even
reaulre the DOMINIC ~ an overcast
there comes the quiet and peace o.
two perfect months April ard May.
They are neither too hot nor too cold:
neither windy nor calm-in fact they
are 1ust right
Visitors make a mistnke bv follow
Ing tho calendar instead ~ the wealth
er This year has been particularly
delightfrl IN these two months n this
state Tho northern spring has been
slow % warm up the more northern
states but Florida has been blessed
with the general warming up of what
Is best mild GOODNESS in the win
Ter
Reports come 81 much iilness IN the
north-- pneumonia. and The kindred
diseases due - sudden exposure This
sort ~ thing can be avoided ~ linz
getting q few weeks longer IN Florida
IL the spring. The people ~ the state
extend q warm welcome 20 al 10 stay
end enjoy tho biessednosa % a Florida
spring and the escape from the dan
gers ~ the spring colds and attendant
diseases that come from q too prcclp-
ltlous return - exposed states
Remember 20 stay
Through April and May and part
- June Fort Pierce Tribune
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Red Tape system Responsible
For Tragedy.

Twenty thousand sick and MANNED
veterans of the world war are still
beating 81 the doors ~ government
begging for relief that II seems VIII
never come. Congress has appropriat-
"a sufficient money 20 care Tor them.
but this money II stiH lying idie while
somebody somewhere IS going through
the necessary red tape that must be
properly and officially untanEled be-
fore anything can 81 done.
II II not a question % money, rot
a question Of good intention. bat q
question Of bureaucracy. II Is 20 bo
done ia this way and the fact that
men who deserve the beet from their
country are dying for lack q food and
medicines and care makes not the
slightest difference The "clrcuml0-
cution office" Of Dickens time was
iudierouss the burea ueracy system az
Washington - tragic.
In heavens name. when wiz con-
gress provide sumo simple. effective
method for expeudine the money i
has already appropriated We man-
aged to provide barraeks ana food for
four million wen men within a few
months we have more than two wears
npw 70 provide Tor twenty thousand
sick meu.-Tampa Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

Chairman fnxker proposes q bust
ness ADMINISTRATORS Cor me shipping
beard That's old stuff
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

. @0sNfN&1& wren AtNs&A are gNlis
When tae country enjoys one Of its
occasional boom periods. like that
which we have Just passed through.
goods can be sold without advertising
II is slmpiy q matter 81 handing out
what the people come and demand.
but In q quiet period nlaa thar
which we are now entering. tile sue
cess q the business man aapsnda
wholly upon his ability - reach. in-
terest ard convince the public. Adj
versisiuE i no longer a matter ~ In
difference. bat of the sfernest necossl-
~.
The common notion that there is
practically fixed fund. which the pub
BE expenaa AZ the stores. Is not born
out BY facts. Every market can ae
stimulated. and the merchant who in-
duces The people 20 bay q little more
than they intended - doing the country
a service. since iuereased c0nsump-
lion means increased production. which
IA turn Tneane Increased buying power
Every merchant enooumters several
distinct Tires 81 composition.
FIRST Re cumpetes wIth merchants
selling the same Nne - goods that ne
carries.
second he cumpetes with the mer-
chart carrying q different iine Thus
under proper persussion. TIE man who
waa figuring on buying s watch mar
reconsider and spend hss money FOR a
suit On clothes
Third he enmpetes sits aN other In
vestuents. 4 customer may curtaE6
his current expenses - buy oil STOCK
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

II wouln appear that somebody waa
wing 20 start 4 yoanw war with 81
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

rxanefsh4 IA Bernard Smith
as ss1ae8xs - aia farm 90 be a literal
- nalne Geld aaa silver. assaving a.
90 3 So 4 tan. vas uncovered while
- farsner was dlgrinm postholos.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-19

II. Hen Mssgaa. ChieaEo surgeon. II
emmenflne On exposure g ne knee
selaenfai Is fhe new style IN women's
iokhea. advocate trousers flannel
ARTS ard hssh haata - the i8eal coe-
me = 80 ~ health Il coneeFned