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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-16
MANY DUPLICATE
BILLS in HOUSE
Calendar to Be Checked and Number
Of Them withdrawn
k9v JOHN c. TRIcE)

TALLAHASSEE, May 15.-At the
h-;noirg of the morning session OF
tbe house yesterday the speaker calied
the attention of the members TO the
fact that perhaps there was number
of bills on the calendar the subject
matter of which had already been COW
cred nv other bills that had passed,
and nerhaps others which the intro
ducers had at this time no intention OF
p,,sbing. He suggested that it would
he wise to look the calendar over and
take from it all such bills. Some time
was spent in this, resulting in quite a
number OF bills being withdrawn.
The special orders brought over from
Yesterday as unfinished business had
TO be postponed temporarily for the in
Production of bills. Quite a number
of new bills were introduced, and the
house worked the balance Of the morn
ing session under waiver of the rules,
avoiding these same special orders.
Mr.. Griffin, of Orange county secur-
ed waiver of the rules to introduce
a resolution calling On the people of
the state to organize Wild Life Leagues
all over Florida for the protection of
game and song birds. It was adopted
by the house.
Mr.. Hale, of fernando county got
the house to make a special order for
Monday afternoon at O'Clock, his bill
providing that all the moneys raised
by this legislature for highway con
struction shall be expended on the sew
en- projects which have already re-
federal road engineers.
IT.
waived the rules to take up and pass
his bill regulating the practice of vet
Urinary medicine and surgery in this
state.
Mr.. Bailey, of Jefferson county got
the rules waived to take up his mem
orial to the congress of the United
States, asking that the names of Con-
federate pensioners be placed upon the
federal pension roles. It passed by
unanimous vote.
Mr.. Stokes of Bay county secured a
waiver of the rules to take UP his bill
changing the law relative to escaped
persons under bond for criminal often
ses. SO as to make it the duty of the
state to hunt them down. instead of
the bondsmen as it is at present. It
passed As to 16.
Mr.. Johns of Bradford county Sc
cured a waiver Of the rules to take up
house bill introduced by himself, to
grant pension to S. F. Morgan of his
county. Only one man voted against
him on the passage of the bill.
Mr.. Futch, of Lake county got
waiver of the rules to take up house
joint resolution %, known as the Perry
Wall constitutional amendment class
flying property for the purposes of tax
alton. 1t was passed 81 to 4.
Mr.. Harris, of Pinellas county got a
waiver Of the rules to take up house
bill by Mr.. Scales, known as the pub
1icity bill. An amendment making the
pay for the class of printing covered
by the bill so cents per inch. was pend
ing when the hour for the noon recess
arrived, and the house recessed to 4
D.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-16
YOUNG MEN OF THE CITY
TRACK ALLEGED THIEVES

-Four young men Of this city. L. c.
Hurd, W. B. Hayes, A. z. Mann and
a son of Captain Milton Frank of the
police department, were upon the trail
of the two young men, G. c.. Allen and
l.. L. Davis, alleged to have stolen
clothing from a boarding house on
Wright street Saturday, within a few
minutes after the train left here for
the north.
The quartet We're not ten minutes be-
hind the train when it pulled into Fiona
ton. They We're able to identify the
men held at the Alabama city. They
made the trip by auto. and came back
after Deputy Richards came for the
prisoners.
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BUSINESS AGENT FOR
MARINE ENGINEERS

Cecil Herman has been appointed to
act for the present as business agent
for the Marine Engineers association,
and will have an office in the knights
of Pythias building at III 1.2 East In
tendencia street. The office will be
open during the day where business
pertaining to the order will be trans
acted,
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OBITUARY..
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MISS STELLA LOWELL

Funeral services for Miss Stella
Lowell will be held at the home of
Mrs. NJ. E. Sykes at No. II East Chase
street at 1920 o'clock this morning.
Pail bearers, will be S. E. Ellis. Otis
Atkinson, H. F. Edge. Mike Pelt, Flyod
Currie and Henry Files.
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WOMAN'S MISSIONARY
SOCIETY WILL MEET

The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Baptist church will hold it's
regular monthly program meeting this
afternoon at 3: 80 in the church parlor.
Circle No. 8 will be in charge of the
program, and at the close special bus
mess session will be held. All men,
bers are urgently requested to be in
attendance.
The daily times., 1921-10-15

MISS STOKES SICK.
Miss Mamie Stokes is recovering
after a short illness.
The daily times., 1921-10-15
ELIZABETH FULGHUM
HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Elizabeth Fulghum enter
tanned about fifty of her little friends
yesterday afternoon in honor of her
fourth birthday. The home was
beautifully decorated with ferns and
cut flowers for the occasion. The
color scheme of yellow and green
was carried out.
Several interesting games were
played, each little guest receiving a
souvenir from the fish pond.
Refreshments consisting of ice
cream and cake were served. The
cutting of the birthday cake afforded
much amusement.
The daily times., 1921-10-15
MIR. FOUST IMPROVING.

MI. O. V. Foust, who has been un-
der treatment at the State Sanitor-
INN for several weeks, returned
home today. He is greatly improved,
and continued rest will restore him
to health in the opinion of his ply
sicians. Mr.. j. l.. Logue of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, will be associated with
Mr.. Foust in the operation OF the
Foust studio here.
The daily times., 1921-10-15

The Friday Morning Bridge Club
met with Mrs. Steve Anderson. AT
ter an interesting game, Mrs. VIM.
Line was found to have made the
highest score. A delightful salad
course was served.
Members present were, Mesdarhes
Frank Miller, Tom Meares, U. H. Co
zart, George Stronach, Frank Has
sell, Wade Anderson, Bert Taylor
VIM. Line, and Steve Anderson
Guests of the club were Mrs. VIM
Organ and Miss Busbee.
The daily times., 1921-10-15
WOMAN'S CLUB PLANS
CONSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM.

The Wilson Woman's Club in it's |
first session for the fall |
seacon yesterday afterEo6 had al
meeting which predicts Il busy and |
'isefu: year for the club. Mre. J l.. !
Mcbride. President, presided
The Woman's Club during the COM
ing year will bring several interesting
speakers Ito the town, will manage
the Red Cross Roll Call, will establish
the beginning of public library and
will aid in other projects helpful to
the community as whole.
Mrs. John F. Bruton, chairman of
the civic department, reported that
her department would have Mrs.
Palmer Jerman in Wilson during the
year to speak on "The Meaning of
Womans New Part in Government"
Miss Elizabeth Kelly will also speak
here.
| Mrs. J. w Daily of the department
of household economics reported a
Miss Maude Wallace will speak here
lin January on Costume Design. In
iterior decorating and clothing will
be studied.
The department of literature has
lbegun active work on the establish
ment of a library. Books will be
placed in the Club building and the
nucleus of big library established.
Mrs. E. T. Barnes explained the de-
partment's plan which would Include
Ia yearly library fee. The Club was
. heartily in favor of supporting the
movement for library.
Mrs. F. S. Love, chairman OF the
: music department. announced .tha,
! her department had secured the ser
! vices of Nine. Langenhan, we'll knowr
fsinger, who would give concert in
Wilson on November /. Wilson II
Especially fortunate in this opportun.
8 ity Of hearing Nine Langenhan.
z1 Decision was reached to undertake
=Ithe management of the Red Cross
=IRon Call to be carried on from No
18th. until Thanksgiving
Fl Mrs. A. A. Bayse, Mrs W. T.. Clarke
=Iand others spoke of the Importance o
I'll the Red Cross work in Wilson. Loca
Ell Red Cross funds support the worl
=Icarried on by Miss Martha Newman
=tRed Cross nurse, pay her salary ant
her with an automobile Th,
valuable work done by Miss Newman
=Iis weH known. Her work alone woul,
. m; Ae the Red Cross i'll. Wilson wor
thy of existence. The Red ross ais
=lcol-tributes $50 per month to the As
lis 'eii-led Charities he-e
an -Ouncement was made of tn
Ii tric, Meeting of Cl,' IS to be hel
III ). ilson during Move 4ber. At tha
.tt re the Wilson club -, ill entertai
i,tt e visitors, giving a ln cheon.
"a 1hA club gave Using vote c
GI' lnks to the music Department fc
t. gle by tie department of hanl
some piano to the club.
The Presidrrt announced that
committee would be appointed to col
fer with the city authorities as
the probable erection of an arch
the entrance to the Maplewood cen
letery
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: SOCIETY NEWS !:
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Mr. w. A. Finch returned yester-
day from Nash county court.
Miss Josephine Skinner of Green
Vile is the guest of Miss Mary Stu
art Davis.
Mrs. l.. w. Hanna and baby left
today for Scotland Neck to visit rel
atives.
Mrs. A. B. Harris and her daugh-
ter, Miss Cleland Harris of Chicago.
ILL.,. are the house guests of Mrs. w.
]. Boykin at 1908 West Nash street
Mr.. John Griffin has returned from
brief trip to Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Fred Phifer of StateSville is
spending a few days in Wilson.
The daily times., 1921-10-15
COUNTY TEACHERS

ASSOCIATION MEETS
The Wilson County Teachers AS
sociation met in Wilson in regular
monthly session yesterday. A num-
ber of matters of interest to the
teachers came before the meeting.
Supt c. L. Coon made an interesting
talk. Mr.. C. L.~Blackburn, head of
school athletics, talked on the sub
ject of Fair Play"
The teachers of the Wilson city
schools entertained the teachers oi
the county at a luncheon given a
the Teachers Home near the Maple
wood school. A pleasant socia
meeting was held.
The next meeting of the Assoica
| tion will be held at Stantonsburg tn
second Friday in November.
The daily times., 1921-10-15
FRIDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Oct Is Std
The daily times., 1921-10-15
BUSINESS WOMEN
IN SOCIAL EVENING

The Wilson Business and Profess
sional Women's Club had a pleasant
evening at the Commonwealth club
last night. Music was furnished dur
ing the evening, and a number par
ticipated in dancing. These social
evenings will be a monthly event
during the winter season.
The daily times., 1921-10-15

Two shipments Of New York's lat
est offerings in Millinery were re-
eeived today. Both sport and dress
styles are included. Drop in and see
them.
Barrett-Patrick Co.
The daily times., 1921-10-15
MILK COWS.

For sale at Wilson, n. c., Friday
Oct. 21. Sale starts promptly at 1
p. m. 25 head to choose from all
tested Please remember date tell
your friends of this sale
Call at Wilson Live Stock Co.
Prop. E. L., Feathers.
of Tennessee
IOct 5 Std
The daily times., 1921-10-15

We give nice work dry cleaning
ladies coat suits, dresses, cloaks and
MILDLY suits. Phone 594 about your
suit. PowelIs Cleaning Works. ltd
The daily times., 1921-10-15

We do all kinds of dyeing can dye
every color and guarantee good col
ors. Powell's Cleaning Works. ltd
The daily times., 1921-10-15

We do all kinds of altering and
repairing, refining coats, alter ladies
coat suits and put velvet collars on
overcoats Powell's Cleaning Works.
10 13 ltd
The daily times., 1921-10-15
MRS. BOWEN NO BETTER.

Mrs j. r. Bowen, who is in
local hospital for treatment, is not
any better, we regret to note.
The daily times., 1921-10-15

Special price today on pancake
flour and syrup at CarrolPs. Cal
tonight and get supply. 1te
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-04-19
&.
GIVES ADVICE

u p --7- 3 : a.
n. 81 underwent a surgical operation
for gallstones years ago. was in
the hospital 4 weeks. For / year I
felt bat..-r, but then my old symp-
toms and pains returned, and have
suffered ever since. Four weeks ago
on the advice of a lady tried Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy, and ! now feel
like new woman. have num-
Der Of friends who suffer as I did and
l am advising all to try this valuable
medicine" It is. a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catar-
rhal mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments, including ap-
pendicitis. One dose will convince OF
money refunded. Atian druggists
Adv. 3: +.
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CITY COUNCIL WILL NOW
REGULATE PUBLIC DANCES
VIWFT.I
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to the public. If such property IS not
repaired within 80 days after notice
is given, the work will be done by the
city and charged against the prop
erty. F. S. Lycan was granted per-
mission to use one-third Of the street
while repairing the Markham hotel
on Beltrami avenue. t..t +
On The question Of securing a suitable
dumping ground for residents Of the
Fifth ward was again taken up and
And ermen Bridgenlan, Hayward and
McKinnon were appointed to look up
a suitable location and report to the
council at the next meeting. Motion
was carried that the mayor instruct
the. chief Of police to checl, up the
licenses Of auto liveries operating in
the city. Street Commissioner w. e.
Hazen was given permission to con-
struct a portable barn out of city
lumber for use during the time Of
year when the city is hiring a team
for street work. ...-.
= City Engineer E. J. Bourgeois was
granted leave of absence without
pay from April to May l. This
leave was accepted under the revi-
sion Of contract with Mr.. Bourgeois
which provides that he may be en-
ployed for seven months year or any
longer time that his work and the
council requires. 49,. .
: City Health Officer DR.. E. A. Shan
non reported that the detention hos
pital had been vacated and that the
building was being cleaned up ready
to be disposed of, if the council de-
sired.
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DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH .,
3 MEET TOMORROW NIGHT

The Daughters off, Rebekah Twill
hold their regular meeting at the L.
o. O.. q. hall Wednesday night at
5 O'Clock. There is much business to
be taken UP, and it is desired, that
there be a large attendance. -
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LADIES' AID DIVISION
3D.. "a: MEETS WITH MRS. NAUGLE

Twelve members of the miscel-
laneous division of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid met last evening at the
home of Mrs. J. w. Naugle and spent
the evening sewing. Mrs. Naugle
served lunch. 20 =. t,z:.s5,.
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Prodigy Of Learning.

SIS Miss Calder an intelligent
grip ..,..s ,s,,....
"In bobbed hair circles she's consid-
cred quite erudite." s.as5 ,,szSs
F'Indeed?"
/ eyes, she can quote a verse or two
Of Browning Birmingham Age
Herald. ,...szs :. =. :: ...,.., g..
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SUNDAY DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Arden Oracle and
children, Edgar and Enid, Of Vir-
ginfa, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Oracle of
Nashwauk, Walter Oracle of Hibbing
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pogue and
Marion and Harold OF Hibbing and
Dan Oracle of Bemidji were enter
tafned at 6 O'Clock dinner Sunday
evening by Dr.. and Mrs. D. r. Bur
CESS, 615 Minnesota avenue. 80, :.
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Out Of a Critical Ranoe.

'They call man lame duck after
he has been defeated for Office" ii
Eyes" replied Senator Sorghum;
."but don't know that he's due for
any extraYagant sympathy. It is
often better to be a lame duck than
one who is flying around to be shot
at is;4i g5$ 5s8 5s -ss... .y...s
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G. So. @ @i.
! BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. George Kerr entertained sew
eral little people Monday afternoon
from to s 10 clock In honor of the
seventh brit anniversary OF her son,
George. gE5s 5S.9.. =. n.y. ''"'
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N. G. Reynolds of Northern trans
acted business in Bemidji Monday. -
Two sons of u. B. Jennings, who
was. killed by an explosion of dyna-
mite last week, came to Bemfdji
Monday to arrange to ship the re-
mains to their home in Iowa.
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NOMENs HOME MISSION
: MEETS HERE NEXT MONTH

The twelfth annual meeting of
the Wonian's Home Missionary soci-
ETY., Fergus Falls district. Northern
Minnesota conference, will convene
in Bemidji, May 1929. An interest
ing program is being arranged. There
will be number of speakers from
Minneapolis and st. Paul and from
other cities throughout the district.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-04-19

James Sturtevant of Minneapolis
arrived in the city today from Ten
strike where he has spent the past
few days looking after farming in
terests. He was formerly in business
at Tenstrike.
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WIENER ROAST

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A.. Downs chap
eroneda number Of young people at
q weiner roast at Rocky Point Mon
day evening. The trip was made by
auto. {,. Is y. u l..s - ,@#
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METHODIST LADIES' AID TO
HOLD SUPPER THIS EVENING

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church is serving supper in the par
lors OF the church from to O'clock
this evening. i splendid menu has
been prepared. The public is invited.
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ENTERTAIN AT DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs.: M. e. Ibertson en-
tertained Dan Oracle and son Walter
at their home, 1923 Minnesota ave-
nue., Monday evening at 6 o'clock
dinner e.. ~. 81 ~
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enjoyable evening in dancing and
playing cards A buffet lunch was
served at 1920. Mrs. Hill was the
recipient of many useful gifts.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

81 As few friends gathered atEthe home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Schultz, 7O7
Thrift zenith street last evening in
Honor sof the birth anniversary Of
Mrs. John The guests spent an
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PRESBYTERIAN LADIES AID
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The ladies' Aid Of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon ct 8 O'Clock n the church
basement After the business meet
ing 9 social hour will be enjoyed and
lunch served, Mesd danes Harry Koors,
p. p. Kenfield and Oscar Kranz be-
ing hostesses. s ,s ss. . :slf,. ..
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d We had to have more room. Your
patronage made this possible. We
want to reward you--watch for our
opening. Consumers Shoe Co. ~.
2. = 5t4-22t
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Achenbach and
daughter, Miss Milrae, left today
for Jamestown, N. d. to be pre-
sent at the wedding OF Lester w.
Achenbach and Miss Blanche Rath-
man, which will take place at James
town tomorrow. Miss Mi1rae Achen-
bach will act as bridesmaid
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Wallace Caldwell Of Bena, who IS
employed on the William Masterson
farm near Bemidji, expects to, return
to Bena In a few days to assist his
father in his garage. Until recently
Mr.. Caldwell has been hauling wood
by motor truck from near Turtle Riv-
er for a wood yard in Bemidji.
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lSSNN)N4AkO2SHJ
1rAA
*s4 n.
her on business.
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gay n 'oile CITY g on business Fs1ll as
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us' 'Ap eon 7 Dl's : ohP gt1s 20
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5..S -
M. r. Smith Of Brainerdl was a.
FOR ANY KIND Of real estate deal,
see or, write Willis q olson, the
NJ. Barrett OF St. Cloud was a bust
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George Castle OF Crookston spent
Monday in the city on business. Z.
We are trying 70 serve YOU better,
so we are into larger quarters. Con-
sumers Shoe Co. Z. 4-8tf
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Monday business visitor in Bemidji.:.
IA. 80 49, -- ~. 4 H. . ~. .
scantre WAS ii: uis ss IN IN tho c;tv
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Mrs Chilgren, who was the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Fred LaDucee,
at the 1atter,s rooms at: the iVcker's
hotel, for several days last week re-
turned to her home at Wilton Satur-
day afternoon. VI Ii go 4 49, 5sszi
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J. C. McGhee, county superinten-
dent Of schools, and fIfs assistant,
Miss Lillescoy, and county school
nurse, Miss Anderson, are visiting
schools in the vicinity of Kelliher
this week.
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BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETING WEDNESDAY EVENING
E.4 The Ladies' Missionary society 'of
the Baptist church will meet Wed
nesday evening at 7:45 at the home
of Mrs. G. R. Martin, 1915 Bixby.
avenue. " a.. I<S,.l
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Mrs. John Noel Of Northern is in
7 the city at the. home Of her son, Ar
thur Brown. She IS helping to care
for her new grandson which was
iborn ia Mr., and Mrs: Brown at their
home Sunday evening. M: tg,,
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We are trying "a. serve you better,
so we are into larger quarters. Con-
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erty were guests OF the Erick Land
gren family at Becida Sunday.