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New-York tribune., 1921-03-16

Haxtum $50 Cape Henry PAfsMar II
Houna 20 10 Tccomate Mar H.
Hpgueno; 22o Ambrose Mar lb
isabella lat 22 30 lon ~ az Mar IL
1aeoma ]anan Sso tEoIg p r4sps 4 nenIopen Mar is.
Jonaney - SSE Highland Nv Mar Is.
Joseph # Cudahy 60 SW Cicnfuogos Mar a.
Katrina l.uckenbach Cape Main Pm
Lake Crescent 100 sE South Pas, Mar "a.
Lake Elliiay S5 s Charleston Mar H.
Lake ranbush lat % 40 lon "a ss Mar IL.
Lake Earbcr $50 70 Sandy Hook Mar ls
Lake Treeland az Hattcras Mar 10.
Lake Piokaway lat ~ Al ion % 20 Mar "A.
Lake Sunapee 40 Ambrose Mar is.
!ieonier SO s Tybee Mar II.
I.llmao lf5 n Il Tampico Maria
i-imon lsS Cape Henlopcn Mar rs.
llvinsston Roe So $ Scotland Lv Mar -.
!.nrHin 2sS BalboH Mar ~
r. Elliott 27o ESE Galveston Mar II.
Machay Bennett (cablc shipj lat 80 50 lon
Msdawas'se lat AZ a. Ion = os Mar is
Mantila 20 Ne Hatteras Mar IL.
Mattole I, E Tuspam Mar -.
Me@st-an rs from Ma2atian Mar H.
Metoa 100 BarnoEat Mar Is.
MoNioo go6 Hatteras Mar u.
Mi!waukee Bridge 1915 h Ambrose s PM
Mlnooka $40 : Cape Race Mar H.
Mohawk II NE Fryingpan shoale Mar IS.
Mulpua 40 W Honoiuiu 8 PM Mar is. "
Munamar N1tr, 81? & Ambrose Mar Il.
=.
Newport 500 San Francisco PM Mar "a.
Nile - w Honolulu PM Mar 1s
Nora so Ambrose Mar 10.
Norman M man Bridge sW Cape Lookout Nv
Occidental 200 e Port Lobos Mar a.
o'MSmple KIM Ia. luu,r, A. rs Ion 30 o. $50 PM
psear o. d Bennett So N Jupiter Mar a.
pparaguay 2a6 sE Trinity Shoals Mar u.
Parisnna 495 n Bocas Mar A.
Pearl She'll 1890 w Honolulu PM Maria
Pcekskll AZ s Hattcras Mar l6.
pphllip Publicker 2Ol S Hatteras Mar IL.
r,in.,aMN noenM hrldge lat 20 lon 80 10 Mar a..
Point Bonita Ar Colon PM Mar IA.
rortoIa flumas AZ s Jupiter Mar Ii
Rapidan $50 Port Iobos Mar a.
Kayo 10 Jupiter Mar a.
N'NEF'1d Ms5 ID "Vss' 's Ambrose 4:4s AM
Hoanoke 14s Tampico Bar Mar IA.
lsoNos \, Nergot'is lat rs 81 Ion "a 40 Mar IA.
: VI iH,pa'n,dimf i,pa'If ia sW south Pass Mar a..
sabine sun 420 WSW Sand Key Mar IA
samuel l. Fuller $50 S Iiattcras Mar il
9an Antonio 26i San Francisco PM
san Bias 500 s Havana Mar a.
san Jose sci Hatteras Mar lb
Gan GAN Tihuroi Mh,eo aSa % = w Trlstobal Mar a.
santa barbara .056 Il Cape Henry Mar a.
ca a,,ta MA Inez loss san Francisco Mar ID.
San,a L9on9ra lSt at SO 81 Ion - II Mar 10.
Shropshire lat 10 Sc lon rs OF Mar H.
rekoa lSS ESE Galveston Mar IA.
Iransportaticn pd Montauk Pt Mar Is
Ulysses 466 S Cape Henry Mar 10.
Vacuum 204 Hatteras Mar Is.
Nenczue!a 25l w Honolulu s PM Mar 49,
Nistula % Jupiter Mar a.
w Keen Uug) 96 NE Capc Lookout
Mar Is.
" II Tnford 10 s Carysfort Mar IA.
Walter Luckenbach 1907 s San Pedro
Mar IA.
West Coyote l6s from Colon Mar a.
West 1lika 500 w Honolulu PM Mar 10.
West lseta 16 n Boston S PM Mar IA
West Mahwah 676 w san Francisco s PM
Mar 3.
West Mingo ] 32s s San Francisco Mar H.
W est Pool 2S5 f Overfalls Mar 5.
William 1son rs w South Pass Mar ~
Wythevile l604 e Honolulu PM Mar 3.
Yesokins 425 Cape Henlopen Mar Is
York Harbor 20 NE Foway Rocks Mar II.
Zacapa 2l0 S Scotland LN Mar Is.
Zoppot 30 r. Nantucket Mar is
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Car Loadings Drop Again

Car loadings for the week ended
February 26 showed another decrease
compared with the corresponding
period year ago. Considering the
country by districts, the only section
IN which there was an increase was in
New England, where the latest reported
!oadlngs totaled 29,8l6, against 23,4S6
The total loadings for the week end
ed February 26, 1921, amounted to 658,-
22O cars, contrasted with 7s3,295 in tho
corresponding period last year. and
674,634 in the same week of 1919. The
figures for the whole country also
showed decline in the long business
of the carriers. This was reflected in
a falling off in Interchangeable traffic
from 608,476 cars in 1920 to 44S,343
this wear
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
FavOrs .Judicious Advertising

More advertising and judcious ad-
vertising as trade stimulant to aid
in the economic readjustment was ad-
vocated yesterday by Paul L. Cornell,
merchandise counsellor for leading
advertising agency, at the regular
monthly meeting of the Retail Shoe
Dealers Association of New York held
in the Bush Terminal Sales Building.
Mr.. Cornell suggested cooperative ad-
vertising to bring about more good
will toward shoe merchants on the
part OF the public, or to induce con-
sumers to buy more than one pair of
shoes at time. The effect of adver-
tising on business was explained by
Mr.. Cornell through the medium of
charts
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Agwi Injunction Vacated
Court Takes Action in Suit Re-
garding Oil Profits

The Atlantic, Gulf & West Indies
Steamship Lines and two other cor
pofate defendants, having complied with
the lnterlocutory injunction granted on
March IL by agreeing to deposit with
the Special Master two sums agerepat-
ing 100000, Judge Martin 0. Manton.
IN the Federal District Court, in the ljti-
CATION instituted by Henry O. Mount
and others. yesterday made an order
vacaung the injunction granted on
1t enJoined the defendants from di
veLting the profits received from two
suosldlary companies operating oil wells
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
New Argentine Outlet

BUENOS AYRES, March Is. -C Con-
structlon Of a railway from the town
OF Rosario de Lerma, in the province
OF Salta, in the extreme northwestern
part OF Argentina, to Huaytiquina, on
the Chilean frontier, has been author
'zed ,G, by the Argentine government.
Inc work, for which plans and est-
mates have been completed, will be
carried out by the Ministry of Public
works. Completion Of this road will
give Argentina another outlet to the
racine coast when Chile extends rail
ROAD road line from the sea eastward to
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Sail Saturday
Sail Tuesday
TRANsPACIFTC MAILS

The CONNECTING mails close at the Cen
eral Postofhce and City Hall Postoffice
Station. New York, at 6 90 y. m az fol-
lows:
Japan. Corea and China Especially Id
dressed only). via Seattle steamshi D
Nest J.-sup, March l6.
Hawaii and Philippine Islands Via San
Francisco, steamship Granite State
March II.
Japan, Corea and China Especially ac-
dressed onl via Seattle. steamship West
Jester, March 20.
Tahiti. MarQussas, Cook Islands and (spe-
cially addressed mail for New Znland
and Australia via San Francisco, Beam-
ship Mariana. March 23.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zea-
land via San Francisco steamship Sono-
ma. March "a.
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia, French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands via
Seattle, steamship Hawaii Maru Mar t.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
ship Aakura. March rs.
Hawal. via San Francisco. steamship Will
helmina, March rs.
Hawaii vi San Francisco. steamship Ma
noa. March 25.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. March 15.xArmy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Signal Corps
Owens, 1t. G. r.. to Manila.
Reichelderfer, Ii. H.. to Camp Alfred Vail.
Townsend, 1t w. B.. to Camp jackson.
Miscellaneous
Powell "a 1t. r. D., Field A, TO Camp
Dix
Dodds 1t W. E.. Med. c.. to Americus
Honorably Discharged
Hendricks. 1t. II. II.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Business Items

The third American Lumber Congress,
and nineteenth annual meeting or the
Natlona! Lumber Manufacturers AssoclA-
ton viii be held in the Congress Hotel
Chicago, March so. 81 and April l.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
WOONsOcKET. II. 7.

WOONSOCKET. X. !.
Harris g. Mowry Co. Miss f.. T. Burbank.
notions: 404 4th av
Begin Bros. 7. Guerin general rndse.:
Imperial
WORCESTER, MASS.
Bernard. Sumner Putnam Co. p.
Illsley. notions: W. X. Stanley, silks T =
Duggan. toilet goods. 4ot 4th
j. {. Machines Co, r. j. Fitzpatrick.
blankets: 432 4th av
!. G. NcInnes; l. y. Robertson. muslin
underwear. coats. suits furs; fs2 4th av.
YORK. PA.
r. wies,s sons; \. c. Goodling bIsn-
kots comforts. II < West, dry goods.
3l9 7th ave. t2ieginsl.
yOUNcSToVN. OHIO
George l.. Fordyce Co, II. T. Burch-
field, infants wear. coats. sults. 4n4 9Th ~.
George L. Fordyco co @ Conn~iis.
mdse. mgr. J. w. anderson. toilet goods
notions; 404 4th av
Strouse -IIirshberg Co. Mrs NJ Meeker
dresses and skirts Mrs Green. six ana
cotton lsces; 1850 B'~ay
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Carnegie Plant to Shut Down

SHARON, Pa, March l5.-Noticss o Z
a complete shutdown for an indefinite
period beginning Saturday, March Il,
were posted at the Carnegie Steel Com
pany works here to-day Three thous-
and men viii be affected
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

arrived Yesterday
N5' Edith. San Juan. March &: TO tho
nm 90, in~nler Line; with sugar. anchored
ST. axe Iyttie. sagua. March = Cat.
~ale" March q: TO tho Munson Steamship
ST. MN Nf,n.s" sus"r, anchored on ouarantiue.
- Mineola, Sa'averry. Feb 1s: t;uavn-
S0o'l' Feb o.. Cristohal. reb 81. HALIFAX.
49,, "s,0n n, II: TO tho Grace Line; with mdse
str nrottainsholm (swed,. Go,hcnbure.
MA, Mnteh 30 the Swedish American Line;
"'s" s pass, mails and mdsc. Pier %, n r.
81, f.tria tFr). Marseilles Feb 2s;
James w Elwcli / Co; '''' with u''p" pass and 10
mase; snohored on Ouarantine
10 str ,,,N Monednook ns (sp. Bordeaux. rsb "a;
u" 'he Compagnte Generate Transatlau.
uan"; With mdse; Pier 81 \ X
t,s s's Morro Castle. Havana. March ls to
Wit With Nsw ssss York & cao" Man stsamship Co.
:, str Ryndnm lRr). Rotterdam, March 5:
15omnns Homiosne and Plymouth March 4 70 the
ana mdse Ts anchored on Quarantine
Nt. w II Libby. Tamplco March z: to
ff Standard oil CO. with crude oil: Pier
nambuco. Feb .; ceara' Feb IS: Para.
March I to the Booth s s Co. with mails
ana IOdse; Picr s. Bush Docks. Bklyn.
March Z, to Robert L. Hague. with crude
on Fer g. Constable Hook. J..
Str city of Savannah, Savannah March
mdsc; Pier IS. n r.
str Fl Oriontc. Galveston. March 9; to
81 \ r.
Str Santa Theresa. Philadelphia. for
str Jefferson. Norfclk to the Old Do
Inin'on Transportation GO with mdse Pier
Str Montroiite, Halifax. March II: to
* l. Hague, In ballast; anchored Of Tomp-
ninsviile, s l.
str Albania BD. London Narch via
halifaN lS to the Cunard Line. With pass
and Indse. off Quarantine
str River Oroutes (Br). Philadelphia, :,
OFF Quarantine.
str Lake sunapee, Demorsra; Off Quar-
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
AMERICAN FORTS

BALTIMORE March l5--~Arrived: Strs
West Catanace MarseilleS. Siicne (F9r.
New York; Trioilenham tBr), Alexan-
dria: achr A " chishalun laIA TNxka IT,
New-York tribune., 1921-03-16
FOREIGN PORTS

Departures for New York
- ROTTERDAM. March f2-Str Rounton
Grange tBr). ~
SANTOS, March 12-str Rronte nv,
LONDON, March 12-Str Burmese Prince
SYDNEY, N W. March 12-str cbo.
IMMlNGHAM, March 12-str 11aimon
HULL. March 12-srr I.epanto 1pr,
BELFAST March 12-Str Tsshmoo
~ B O N. March 13-Str Barbacona
BuENos AYREs. March 1s-str Nor,b :
ROTTERDAM. March 11-str Gaastor-
land (DD. ' N'"aSier-
BREST, March 1o--Str Ramapo
BARBADOS March 14-Str Vasar ,R,n
Qrom Buenos Ayres) 'Hi)
cALLAo March 14--str Santa Tccla.
Arrivals From New York
PADANG, March lis s PeIens nv,
SueZ and Padang .
MELBOURNE March 13s G d..
Hacking tBr). " 'oi'
Lusa. " SANTA
LnlTH, March 14-s Idaho (Br,. via
Antwerp. ~ -"
Sydney, N s w. March It's g kansa,
(Br). = '"nSd7
PLYMOUTH, March l5-s Kroon,ann
Tor Antwerp (and proceeded).
EIOCkHOLM, March IS S Plow CITY
COLON 30, March As S Swat IBr5
via cadiz. '"' N'' j.
BEkdEN. March SIS S Hera.
HAWKE, March l2-S Chicago. (Fr).
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
DODSON KILLING
USE OF CAL0MEL
Says Drug Is Mercury and Acts
Like Dynamite on Your
Liver.

Dodson r. making a hard tight
against calomel in the South. Every
druzEiNt has noticed great falling oT
IN the aaie % calomsl They al give
the same reason. DodEon's Liver Tone
T. taking is place. "Caiomel o. danger
Gus and people know n. while DodHon's
Liver Tone - perfectly safe and gives
better results" said a prominent local
druggist. Dodson's Liver Tone IL per
sonaIly guaranteed BY every druggist
4 large bottle costs but a few cents
and II II fails % give easy relief IN
every case % liver siuEEishness and
constl patton. sou have only 20 ask for
your money back
Dodson'a Liver Tone ~ a pleasant
tasting purely vegetable remedy.
harmless 10 both children and adults
Take a spoonful az night and wake up
feeling fine. no biliousness. sick head
ache. acid stomach or constipated bow
els. II doesn't grippe or cause incon-
venlenes ali tho next day Ike violent
ealomeL Take dose % calomei TO-
dav and tomorrow you will feel weak.
click and nauseated. Don't lose a dayH
workl Take Do6son's Liver Tone 81
stead and feel nue. fuii o. viEor and
ambition advertisement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
YEAST FILLS our
HOLLOWS IN
SUNKEN CHEEKS

science finds that people become
thin. weak and slckiy because their
food lacks enc vitality necessary ele-
ment called vitamines.
Yeast contains billions 81 vitamines
aud Is great for building good solid
flesh ard muscle People formerly ate
yeast cakes hut the best and easiest
May Is take vIsamlues into the system
l. Is take fronizea Yeast which con-
taIns highly concentrated brewers
yeast tvery effectively III tablet form.
Ii also contains iron. the great blood
builder. making the work 81 the Vita
mines doubly effective. Many say that
with Ironized Yeast Il Is easy 10 gain
as much as a pound q DAY. Quickly
rids the skin Of plmpies. biackheada
etc
The fact that such a reliable drug
store as the Crystal Pharmacy highly
IFonlzed Yeast indicates
that Il Is well worth trying Special
directions for children IN each pack
Advertisement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
Y. N. c. A. BOYS
TO 60 IN CAMP
Boys 20 Assemble st ~" Building This
Morning at 9 o'cioek 20
start fer Camp.

All Il IN readiness for the ~ boys
start 20 camp this morning. The boys
VIII assemble az the Z. n. c. A. build-
ing az ? o'clock and be checked re-
ceive instructions ard depart for AIM
viaw by automobile. thence 70 Perdido
Beach On the mail boat under the
command OF Captain Charlie Walker.
The party Of boys leaving the "Y''
this morning will Re under ths direct
supervision % Boys work Secretary
O. ii Briefly and should arrive ~ The
camp site soon after noon.
Alex Olsen with = party of nine
husEies left yesterday morning with
fun equipment Tor The camp and VIII
have everything IN readiness when the
boys arrive today. The original capae-
ity Of the camp Was 81 BOYS, but the
last day or two 50 many applications
have come IN that the capacity now
has been raised 70 IS. the number
registered and ready 70 start for camp
this morning. Through the courtesy
Of citizens the automobiles VIII bo
provided for the trip 60 MilIview.
Emmanuel tJunk) Levy who Is al
ways ready To be Of service when
possible, proved the hero yesterday
morning aud brought tenting equip
ment from the Naval AIR station e
West Pensacola where Il vas trans
ferred to one Of the trucks Of the Cary
Company which was loaned for this
purpose. and thence 70 Miliview where
Il was put aboard the boat
sunday has always been visitors
day at the camp and doubtless a mum
her Of parents VIII make the trip %
see the boys this year on sunday. To
reach the camp By automobile the trip
Is made by way 81 Lillian bridge AID
then taking the left hand road AZ a
point designated BY sign directing
travellers % perdido Beach.
The following boys viii make up
the party and Secretary J. =. Moore
Is authority for the statement that
applications were closed yesterday
afternoon as the extreme capacity 81
the camp had been reached. Ralph
Hussey. Aubrey Maura. Royal Tn
irelner Francis OConner Caleb Bur
eoyue. Lester Bear. Cecil Gonzalez,
Billy Hendricks. Gerald Schambeau.
walter Graham. Harold Gonzalez.
Harry Turner. John Massey, Ralph
Johnston. sam paseo Marcus Moore.
william Carhine Iiilliard Holland.
Noel Mcllon. william Iayiand. churc-
hiI Metien. Julian Walker. Ernest
Taylana. ira Heinherw. Dudley Gum.
George Cary. Miles CARY. . Fl Busen-
berry. Well Rosenau, Edward cake.
Jr.. stuart Walker. Louis solomon,
Rex wilson. c. 5. Briefly, VIII Madi-
son toookl.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
CIRCUIT COURT
OPENS JUNE TERM
Drawn. Returnabls Wednesday.
Doekst ls Liaht.

The June term 81 the Circuit Court
Wa convened yesterday morning hy
Judge 4. q. Campbell OF DoFuniak
Springs with Harry w Thompson.
state attorney elect. Who takes ofnce
June -. acting for state attorney n.
a. Mcaeachy.
Names we're drawn for petit and
Grand Jurors returnnbie wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock
The docket IL one % the liEhteat
n the history 81 the court. one homI
eide case IL 20 come before the grand
been set that OF the West Florida
Naval stores Company VI. n A. bal
kom for Friday. Watson and PHsco
Tor the plaintiff and J. a. Bertram Tor
the defendant. The case ~ Beck
McCraney ". the Clutter Music House
has been set for "Wednesday morning
c. ;. stokes attorney for the plaintiff.
and william Fisher attorney for the
defendant.
Names 81 jurors drawn are. Tom
Tuttie. John II. Caro- John johnson.
=. Clipper Philip D. Ba5i. W H.
Anderson. Charles u. smith. s. W
Gates. "a Gale Bonifay A. J. Malone.
". Goodwin. wallace Campbell. Lem
Williams. ", u slnnott. sr.. A. r.
FlliinRlm James j. Johnson. A. a.
C3epton WlRglns Han Jos. y. Nc
Hugh a. Vi Parker. Jr. n. sugga
81 ~ Henderson. " , Rrewton. a.
H bailey. I'd Byrd. Charles y. Ron
acker. j. W Campbell. ,. a. JacobL
" A Durham. > o.. Patterson. ID
Enalsh. John w. Beck. Joseph mccall
" ~. Henderson. Moreno c. Jones
Gam Golay
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
COUNTY BOARD WILL
RECEIVE REPORT
stsnographsr's Transeription Was ne
viewed b. soderilRa ard oHmofs.

The stenographsr's transcription - the
proceedings ~ the hearing hy the board
~ county comm lssloners on charges pre-
ferred by Comm ssioner Wentworth was
given 80 Commissioners suderiind and
Gilmore several days an0. according Sc
statement ~ The sten0grapher. l.
Berry Yesterday az Mr. BerryH office
il was stated that the report was not
there but that it was then ga the hands
0f the county attorney. " Pope Reese
The report was turned over 20 COM
missioners soderilnd and Gilmore in orr
der that they might make changes and
revlalons. one 90 these was a. that part
~ the testimony where Mr. Sodrrtna
said 90 MT Gilmore. You had better
read lt over carefully" rsferring 90 the
minutes ~ the previous meeting which
Mr.. Gilmore was about % sign The
commissioners wanted a description q
the circumstance Incorporated with the
words or the whole STRICKEN out
The report o. 90 be- submitted 20 the
FUN beard today. The stenoEraphef .
transcription has been ready for some
time and would have been presented
earlier had O. not been held up for re-
vision and correction
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
BLOUNT RETIRES
FROM LAW FIRM
a. c. Blouns Of Blount and Bisunt and
Carter Diseontinuss General
Law Practice.

Judge A. G. Biount has announced
his retirement from the firm 90 Blouut
and BlOunt and Carter and from the
general practice OF law.
The remaining members ~ the arm.
w A. Bipunt. Francis r. Garter and
y. y q. YonEo VIII continue the prac-
tice ~ law under the firm name OF
Biount. Carter and YonKe
Mr.. Blount has retired 20 private
life but VIII retain his connection with
the L. a y. Railway a. local attorney.
Mr.. Yonge has been a member - the
firm for some time but the formal
acknowledgment Of his membership
Is pleasing 90 his friends. lie Is "a
son ~ Hon p. X Yonge. chairman OF
the state Board 81 Control.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
B. P. 0. E. FLAG DAY
EXERCISES TONIGHT
Ledge No. Ss7 Has Elaborate Program
For Anniversary Exercises 81
Maiiory Court.

The FLAG nay anniversary exercises =
Pensacola Lodge No. 89I y T.. q. =. wlll
be held a. Mallory Court this evening ~
o'clock. An excellent program has
been arranged and music viii be fur
nished by the Eighth Rand 9 A = from
Fort BarrancaA, through the courtesy -
Colonel Brady A general invitation -
extended 20 the public 70 attend. and
members ~ All patriotic organizations
and an visiting Eiks are especially in-
vited 20 participate. In event ~ rain
~ too threatening weather the exercises
win be held at ArnoFy Hal. II has been
arranged 70 have ample seating capacity
az either place.
The patriotic address viii be made by
Robert r. Stout. commander 81 the Franz
Marston Post American Legion. The
program committee composed ~ Johnnie
Jones. chairman. Jim White and Henry
Jeudsvine. have arranged The following
program.
Program.
The Star Spangied Banner Band.
Introductory ExerciHea-E.xalfed Ruler
and Officers.
Prayer-Chapiain J. II. Mock
song-Quartetfe
flag Record Brother F. @ RenshaW.
Altar service--Esquire and Officers.
song. Aud Lang syne"-offeera and
members.
Address 'Elks Tribute 90 the flag
Brother VIM. Fisher.
Music. Southern Aira-Band
SnnE-Quartette. composed ~ W &
Garfield. Mrs Nita Osborne Benn III II
seabourR and Miss Virginia Walker
Patriotic Addrens-Mr Robert Il stout
commander Frank MarHton Post. Ameri-
can Legion.
song. America Assembly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
THOUSANDS HAVE
BAD BREATH AND
DON'T KNOW 1T

Nothing IL more offensive than a
bad breath. Yet thousands 81 people
suffer with this distressing affection
and the surprising part 81 Il IL that
good part u them do not even real
Ire &c. Most people hesitate even 70
mention this disaEreeabie subject
An excellent remedy for bad breath
- daily use 81 an antiseptic mouth
wash such a. steroline. A few drops
q Steroline on your tooth brush viii
keep your mouth cool. sweet and fresh.
II makes an excellent dentifrice. aa Il
gets between the teeth. reaching al
the hidden spots that ordinary tooth
pastea and powders cannot reach. II
arrests decay which Is one e. the COM
monest causes OF had breath and gives
your mouth that clean feeling Get
steroiine from your druggist today =
advertisement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
LOST BOY SAID HE
WAS GOING To FLORIDA

George Todd. ne. 81 iis2 g. Thomas
street New Orleans. wrote 90 bis
mother about 10 days aEo that be had
iost his job and was going 20 FLORIDA.
The lad disappeared and his mother ia
worrying about him. lie looks younger
than his years. wears knee pants and
Is very slight
Persons having Information concern
ing the boy are requested % notify
police headquarters. or Mrs. =. Todd.
lt82 So Thomas street New orleans.
la
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
CATS TO STAND
TRIAL AS PLANNED
Former Governors Attorneys Fali e Pie
Demurrer 20 Indictment.

No demurrer 90 the Indictment eharE-
INK him with peonage was filed IN the
II. s. District court yesterday ~ attor-
neys for sidney J, Cats. former RoNeF-
nor 81 FLORIDA In answer to a request
for Information. Col John l.. Neeiey.
district attorney, said last night that the
case would be brought before Judge
Sheppard az the earliest possible date
and would be disposed 81 IL proper order
as speedily an possible
ia Brown and John Henry Rodgers.
both colored. the two negroen who are
alleged in the Indictment % have been
held in peunage by Pr. Cats. are In the
county jail here awaiting the trial when
they viii appear a. witnesses for the
government rhey are being held non
torney's office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
PLEAS ARE HEARD IN
COURT OF RECORD

Four pleas were heard la the. court
81 record yesterday. Alfred Johnson
pleaded guilty 70 manufacturing liquor
and Was fined $3.50 and costs or four
months IN jail: " p Brewton. opera. .
ing a vehicle without a license, costs
or 10 days: Baker Virgins. colorsd.
gambling. SO or 30 days Berry HeK-
wood. eolored. petit larceny $40 or 30
days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
MONTHLY MEETING OF
TELEPHONE EMPLOYEES

The regular monthly meeting 81 the
Southern Bell association Of telephone
employees VIII be held In the tele-
phone offices this evening AZ 8 o'clock.
The secretary has requested that al
members be present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-14
CUSTOM HOUSE CLOSES
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS

Notice has heen given that the Gus
tom house viii begin Saturday 10 OBJ
serve early closing each Saturday dur
Ing the summer The office VIII close
Al / o'clock every Saturday afternoon
until September Is Advance notice
has been given all shippers.