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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
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May people have commented on the
fact that they find few details of the
many interesting divorce trials IN The
Journal. They win continue 70 c0m-
ment because The Journals policy =
70 bury or discard the saiaeious sto-
rles Of divorce suits. The Journal win
continue 20 give the facts IN cases %
national iutsresi~=the news that 4
trial Is ln progress. its outcome and
TIE disposition of the children. n any,
Bat i win net carry columns Of ~Junk"
concerning the misdeeds ~ the par
ties. The wreckage OF 4 family - se-
rlous snpugh without g hseoming
public property through the columns
Of The Journal
TAroughouf West Florida readers of
The JouruaL and there are Thousands
Of them place implicit confidence in
what iris paper says. They have
learned from long experience that The
Journal is usually correet. that Il teIls
lha news without fear ar favor. ard
that Il does not color is news BE-
cause of poiitics They knew that
The Journal - and has always been
independent and that X i because ~
its Independence tnas Il carries little
Or no advertising which is obtained
~ political favorifsam.
The Journals stories are Based On
facts ana only the facts are ted. The
Journal prints It's editorials on It's
eaitousi page where they belong and
net Ia is news columns where they
do not belong. Readers 81 The Iour-
nal are not t. be fooled. They knew
what libel laws are for and they knew
that libel suits are not Instituted when
TIE facts back up what The Journal
sAvs
For these reasons. and because The
Journal has consistently fought fer
tie mnea ~ Pensacola ard West Flor
la. readers 81 The Journal place their
.eoafsaenee ia What this paper says
throughout ia state % Florida The
deurnai u quotsd az % lts opinions.
n southern Alahama. readers % TIE
Journal form their opinions from the
news "a The Jeuenars columns un-
biased hy celurea stories and they
agree with ~ that The Journal i
tins exponent 81 the highest and beet
feg al 81 it, people.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
By Ahern

rob nests fur fhs Kahe 81 reGinrfiax
eNEa which wefe perfectly ussisNa -
them. and they became fnoFe tnteraat.
"a % care fov the mctheF birds In tae
nesting season and - protect fheif
yganG. for a. the rhliaren hma he-
eome anxioas % have aa many hIf8
nslxhbors as possible freauent tsslf
gardens.
One 81 ne small boys vas ~ on1y
child whose hohhv had neen 80 cos
leetins ~ minerals ana aunrts He
decided % MAKE 3 practical use *
his most treasured possessions. foar
hexaRomaf biockm which Nd heea
brourht him frona the Giants Cause
way. With him fathers h@ip ~ piiaa
these heavy blocks ~ haaait ere ou
top % another and made . perfect
column about twn and q half feet
high. On Top % 4 ~ Kept : large
brown floWer-pot saucer FILES vita
wafers thun thm ume - what had been
u souverir - questionable worth help
"a TO make . refreshing bafh for
the birds ami ad8ea a real urnameut
- his mothers garden And what is
more important. his parents wera
pleased 70 observe that ne chlid'a eta
desire - collect and pfsaeEs MINERAL
specimens waa teeuminw secondary
70 an active aympathrt4c interest ia
the beautiful little living creatures
that en5oyed coFntnw % the garden.
ara dn@fmr love ard greater consider
alton fer al dependent creatures he
came evident Thus fhe tender. cher
istGng instinct vas Developed IN Hs~-
erai children through q little girls n
fereHt Ia the fare ~ robins.
rar~nts vii flnd the following books
hsipfci Flrat Book % Birds. escond
Roak ~ nirds. ~ Olive Thorne MIier.
pu1liahsa ~ Ifouahtcn Militia Co.
fiosfon. Mass. bird Life. - Chapman.
pubiiahed ~ II. Appiefon a Co. Mew
York. Lsna Bride Fast ~ the Rockies.
~ g. Red. published ~ Doubieday
Page A Co. New Nork
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

daily watch big league ball games
and read in the morning papers the
results of those games. There may be
3 few who neglect the sporting page
but they are in the minority because
the newspaper which does not have
an adequate sporting page il neg
+ iectod every day ~ Thousands who
demand the paper with the sporting
page.
Here ia Pensacola. interest In sporta
i keen. and the INTEREST IL merely
typical OF the remainder OF the coun-
try. Last sunday over a thousand
people paid 80 see Pensacola and An
daiusla play baseball on Saturday.
hundreds win pay To recegve the re-
turns Of the Dempsey Carpenter fight.
Every night in the week from soc 20
SEQ people watch the Twilight league
players in action at East Him.
This Saturday there viii be hun-
dreas q fans az the Fish Class yacht
race between Eddie Keep q New or
leans and Willie Walthers Of Penaa-
cola. Many yachting fans win watch
the fiaish OF the southern Marine
Marathon on Saturday morning.
AL 81 this interest indicates 4
healthy attitude on the part of Amer
teams. because competition Ia these
events II most assurodiy keen. and 20
long as Americans hold their interest
IA competitive sports they viii like
wise hold their interest in competitive
business.
This calls @ mind a condition IN the
sporting goods business which also
reflects a healthy state. IN seeking
for certain type " sporting goods
equipment prices al three different
stores were ascertalned and each was
different from the others. Incidentally
al three are members % the retailers
association. The fact that che three
stores had different prices for the
same or similar article indicates that
no attempt T. being made a. the pres
ent time 20 reach price fixing agree.
ments.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

PARIS. June 2sth.--Dr W Janow-
SKI has discovered a rev cure Tor
neuralgia and has described Il IN the
Presae Msdicale. He found that re-
pcated pressure on the affected nerve
where u comes out from the skull IL
an effoctuai remedy. Tho doctor holds
the patients head firmly against his
own chest while he presses with bis
first finger on the nerve az ita point
o. emerEence. Pressure r. kept up for
only one second. and with intervals of
one second u Il repeated about ten
times az each sitting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
TobaeeO ard Eduess,on.

Tobaeco ard Education.
Americans are quite given 20 boast
ing 81 their large expenditures Tor pub
&c education
From the point % view % relatively
the boasting doesn't square with the
facts.
We spend somethlng less than
sioe0o 600 a year on public education.
III 1920 our tobacco bin was more
than double this and for face powder.
cosmetics. perfumes. etc. we spent
three quarters ~ billion.
For avery dollar we spend on public
education. we spend 25 cents for Ice
cream, 20 cents for teweiry. IS cents
for sofi drinks ana 80 cents for fars.
The sbe o0o.o00 a year we spend for
chewing gum Is two and a hair times
the total expenditures for Normal
schools and almost exactly the same
aa 81 state ana city appropriations for
higher education.
The 4. :. commissioner of education
points out that Il We would smoke two
cigars a day instead % three. take two
chewa instead ~ three. and add the
money thus saved 20 the teachers pay
roll the salaries Of teachers could be
Increased 40 per cent
As Il Is pretty generally admitted
that our teachers as q class are crimi-
nnlly underpala. these figures are. to
say the least. rather illuminating
we think We believe IN education. ("
says Ciaxton. NO doubt. We DO believe
in education In = way. but We have not
paid and 40 not pay much Tor tn.
Il. A. Editorial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

rccoiieciions were shut out ~ other
memories which came thronging into
my brain. memories Ct Dicky's royal
tenderness when he vas net IN bad
humor. o. his voice. his smile. his
lips. Ms arms around mel knew. al
though my reason dreaded the knowi-
edge. that unless my husband came
back 20 me ! should never know hap
psnemx more.
opened my eyes ard looked stead
ily az the young physician
Yer. God help me. dol" ! said
passionaiely.
Dr. Petit WINGED as n ! had struck
him. Then he said Rravslys
Thank you fer your honesty. and
believe that N there be any way IN
which I can serve you. shall not hea-
itats 10 take a."
n am sure q that" I replied ear
ncstly. and the next moment. without
a farewell glance, a touch % my hand.
no went over 20 Katherine and r. a
voice very different In volume than
the suppressed tones 81 HE CONVEX
sation % me. ! heard him apologize 10
her fer having 70 so away a. once.
heard her laughing reply gaat after
the New York streets ana then the
door had closed after the young ply
sician. whose too-evidenf interest IN
the French hospitals she did not fear
me had always disturbed me.
I hasteled 20 Join Lillian and Kath-
crime. ! ala not want 20 Re left AL
alone. Thinking was too painful.
Elm Rather Ansious.7
sJust think" katherine said as Z
Joined them. y find that I'm living
only a block away I'm AZ my Old
roominK piacc-luckiiy they had a va
cant room. OF course ] shall BE- fear
fully busy with ~. Braithwaite's work.
but being - near I can spend every
spare minute with yOu-ihat IL n you
want me-" she addcd shyiy.
Want you. child" | returned. and
! think tire emphasis IN my voice re-
assured her. for she flushed with
pleasure. and the next minute with
embarrassment as ! said potntediys
n imagine you have some unusual
~ interesting and pleasant things %
tell me. especially about my cousin
But after all Il was left for Jack
himself 90 teA ma the -tnterantinx
thing" Katherine became almost
a. once 30 absorbed "a thu work 81
Dr nraifhwaits that mho had very
little fime 20 spend with ua. There
paa another reason Tor her absence
% which she spoke half-apoloWetieml-
~ one niwht about q week after her
arrival.
There's a Rlrl in the room next %
ffasaa A. A. -
moaning" she said 4 don't get haIf
enough sleep. and the result IN thnt
when ] set In from my WORK Tn 80
dead tired tumble into bed Instead
o. coming over here. a. I'm longing 90
a.. TIE housekseper SAYS she's a stu
Gent 81 some Kind. and that she's real
~ ~ enough to need . physician. al
though she goes e her school ~ work
each morning. I've only causht
glimpse OF her, but she strikes me -
ara. wish she's moan in the day-
time though. S0mo night I'm going IN
there and give her a sleeping powder
Joking aside. I'm rather anxious
about Der. Whatever - the matter
real fronbie. and ! wish I could help
her.
The real Kafherins Sonnet spoke
e. the last sentence Like many
nurses she had a superficial ilwhtmesN
~ manner behind which sha offen
conceaied the Nonderful sympathy
with ara understanding for suffering
which was hers ! knew thar y ths
poor unknown riNerer needed at8 or
Friendship she wnmid receive hoth from !
Catherine
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
N..r Cur. For Mos. t,ls.

% years 81 experimentation. DR.. Chas.
n. DaM Saios told the American
Therapeutic Society he believes he -
on the verge ~ discovery ~ a method
for rendering the human body immune
10 most diseases. His method Il BY
strengthening tho so-oaiied ductiess
nl4nan
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
loaeh Raelna latest Sport a Terri.
be Tork.

cONsTANwINorLE. 1une gsta.-
J sktaa on eockreaeh races i one Il
= neweat sports here. i ssas iatro.
Aeea ~ i Russian wha has gaai
: s&1e5 q AsII ahere a man AsAo wanta
me real excitement Ter hIm meney
- Get resalts Tae hAf - aarksnsa
tha m1neaf she race Is g hegin
neN > single slsetrte light Al she end
- q Famway - turnaa on ana khs
ckFoaehsa. eaeh 81 = separate traes
- lef iosss frpsu their cages to pa
= 10 lsSbs-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

NEW ORLEANS. June ssth.--A
rooster watchdog owned BY Jno. Wal
ker Phillips IN the Japaness consular
service here fell down on his sob COM
pletely Burglars stuffed his head IN
a baw before he could give an alarm
and stole wnlskey and cigars valued
al more than f1o8.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
REVELATIONS
OF A WIFE
-t4o~ katherine Sonnet Gave hadae
tire tiappiess shsek 81 Her life
~ ADELE oAhSiso's'

NopS Nafm@rine sonnet @&N@ m&@@s
the happiest shsek 81 Her life
do yea want your husband back
aEainf"
The question from the lips ~ Dr.
Pattit meemed 70 nnwer IN the AR
around me. I was SURPRISED az my
self that did not at oEce reDiy with
a passionate Affirmative. Supely i
had suffered enouxh from my hns-
banda insxplia4hie abandonment q
me 70 welcome MS return a. any time.
An There was the root OF the
whole thing ] haa suffered. how had
suffered az pickys hands AZ my
memory ran back through our stormy
married TIE wondered WHISTLER q
were wise even though Il Should -
proved 20 me that Decay had not gone
away with Grace Draper te take up
life with my husband again.
Ard than. woman-akA az he bittsg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
CHILD TRAINING
IN THE HOME

Making Friends With TIE Birds
l6y O. Loaiee Pmstss0r1
One eay last sprinE q ltfis asri
asked me " Il were tras fhes rohlns
liked 90 ear ether things than wrrmm
I repilcd that rohGns wouid eat fruit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

: uEe9 g tnlnk = hungry bass
VS. faoilsh q attack my heck.
wise fish would have let Il pass
HID he bat stopped 70 take q saak.
: " Hna 70 wiser thar he a.
= To. have ieapsd e meet my fate
Z of uanv > maa b8s landed me
~ holding cat allursng bait.
! - snappea at 81 ana mining steek.
I've swallowed tales 81 saay wealth.
foolish flsh ] Iesa ne tiock.
Tn lucky now - have mv health.
--Detreit Tree rreaa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

when Dempsey stops sleeping 90
sork SIS 3 sign he's worried.
-
Tha new comptroller general viii
erve Is yesrs-uniess he's too eco
emleal
Cox's editorial on why tbs present
aauasriai depression exists was put
. ire Congressional Reeora--ciose TO
~ source u trouble.
-
Naval airmsn find 4 easy 20 win IN
~ air or sn the water What chance
o. the army when IS az sea. any
snyT
some reporters mistake provincial
hleet Tor English. Passed Out for
e4H - "a example.
The Police uazeste is having q bard
me since all the movies saow more
airing pictures than the pest efflee
apartment permits.
49,
Young lady next door pert4nentiy
sssaFks tiaat even q hairless deg can
ave fleaa.
New YORK has declared war OF fake
teek promotions. How about Fior-
saq
las anybody thought 10 ask the
.ate read department. what Il costs
, bulid q nile 81 ruaa7
All who saw the Genet Monday
lght please stand. Thank you
-
No. Miss Dorothy. we never yet re-
Hed a clever CUP aad hope We never
Anil.
"An waists reduced" the store al
said.
slilaay stout read with delight.
.iaa, the only thing Il said.
vaa that al waists were bargains
riehts
"please. prayed Brother waite,
give - one q these ere dr.zzIy droz-
u rains thatu last = week or ten
aye
Whenever we see , young l6dy with
rea-sfriped eanaisela. we feel Ike
aiiiuK her % So home and take II oft
not that we have any pFnfiteering
! - ms bak why. with 80 much eoEn-
esitann. dossnt the price Ct red ink
N
F$esz 60 De Nappg. Thaaah living
= sits upen tha bieaehers bench.
And views the stirrtng scenss afiead:
o. BIN world woes hold 30 heart
WFsuch.
- him bard times are unrevealss.
he cracking bat sweet manae SCENE.
TIE umplas'a cal he yin nat quenehs
: 8 the bias of his best dreams
Thia aittaag on the hieachnr beneh.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
INTEREsT lN seoRrs

American interest IN sports g. .n-
dseatea - ne hundreds % pcopsa wha
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
PRESS COMMENT
say Legislators wsrs Indifferent

Say Legislators Were indifferent
Expressing disa ppointmsnt that ~
last session q the legislature took "a
decided stand upon several matters
deemed Of general lnteret 10 the entire
citizenry. the south Florida Press as
ISOLATION took action along several
lines deemed most consequential 20 ths
forwardlnw Of the state. There WA
an excellent attendance az the meet
ing. which was held in Lakeland. foE
two days. there were papers read and
discussions entered and resolutions
aaopted-ali q great interest.
The association pledged itself &
support for state office AZ the next
election no candidate who would not
come out openly and unequivocallys'
and agree 70 support from start q
finish the following seven PROPOSE
tons.
a state wide no-fence law.
a resolution TO submit the question
og capital removal 60 the voters.
A publicity law % enforce pablica-
ton Of details o. pubtss Finances.
A compulsory cattle Sspplng law.
A reforestation law.
A Law for che conservation az wild
Ire.
a resolution TO call a constitutional
convention.
Z is confidentaily asserted thar
every paper Ia south Florida viii
agree 20 woEk for the accomplishment
OF that end--ieavang the no-fence
proposition up 30 local option within
each county--ana probably making an
alienation IN the name OF that meas
are which now has a misleading APP
peilation.--K lsslmmee Valley Gazette
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

Here's hoping Carpenter win give
Dempsey such a mauiing that he VIII
never again enter the ring and that
Carpenter will carry the Championship
% France and keep Il there n "the
manly art q if-defsnss" must be IN
the hands Of such men a. Jack John
son and Dempsey the further away
the bruisers live the better II win suit
a large majority % Americans.--FI0r
ida Advocate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
TImss. cearlsr = Nsr Liems.

ftu1es- Courier IN MssN Nonaa.
II Il with a feeling Of great pleasure
that the Tines Courier Rreets itm
many friends this week. Eor the first
time IA It's history the paper has this
week been composed and printed In It's
own home. Wgaiie the building has net
yet been entirely completed owing %
differentiation falling down on his JOB.
BY dent Of hard work and peraever-
anee g was made ready for occupancy
the last 81 the past week when the
uSvve was made.
With the fire on the night Of January
81 II seemed for "a few hours thar the
loss was too great 20 survive. but hope
Is the salvation o. the human race. and
4 was only . Few more hours before
hope and a grim determ nation TO de-
feat defeat itself was born.
So now we are here. friends. and we
want 20 thank you one ard all for
your kind forbearance of tire past few
months While there may yet - un-
avoldable delays in getting the paper
out exactly on time for = few more
weeks We believe tho time - IN sight
for prompt delivery a. q old.
The new building - a pleasure 20
work In Tor though not quite COM
pleted u IL modern and up-to-date in
every way.
For the benefit ~ those who a. noe
know its location. We may be found
across the street Just east of the
Purity Bottlinw WorkH Mariana
I'imes-courier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

Reporters and the pablie
Like al other newspapers. The
Times IL almost daily confronted with
the man outside" who knows just
how the newspaper ought 10 be run
and Just what II ought 70 print. The
Times does not get angry az these
folks. because ~ knows such a trait
IL common 10 all cities and that all
newspapers face the sans nuisance.
So general IL this condition that The
Fourth Estate. newspa pernan's
magazine. devotes en- article to the re-
iation Of the public % the reporter
which reads.
Too many people knox all about
running a newspaper. They MAJ re-
gard themselves aa specialists in other
matters, say selling motor cars or
squirting soda water. but getting out
a newspaper. they think IL common
knowledge Of the race.
The first popular mistake Is indi-
Gated when some one gives q reporter
an item and says. "Thatu help some
IN filling up" They feel that the daily
Job q the reporter ls 90 write 90 many
lines o. reading matter.
Few realize that the news which H.
nally appears IN a newspaper il that
euiied from a vast amount 81 material
which could be printed n the newspa :
per needed q.
Instead % printing All the news
% the day from the latest petty scaa-
dal 20 a premature announcement az a
big public deal the good nownpaper
man makes a careful selection and
prints only that news which ne feels a.
~ public concern.
People. o. course. differ about what
- public concern. but the judgment 81
the publiaher. who IL trained IL MS
work. Il more apt 70 be correct than
tAat 81 the man making nis living AZ
aa.ather profession. though he may
feel differently.
Another impression which nngera il
that the reporter Is a detective run
ming up and down alleys and through
attics with a pencil and notebooks, pry-
inc about for items. TIE expouenfs
of this theory shun a rcpsFter ake a
mmdhole and when qaeafsaned about
something. tel as little az they can.
These men hAve the fnosf 20 learn.
Only BY taking a reporter into their
eonfi9enes and permitting him e get
things straight from start 20 flnlAh
can they expect 20 Get 4 square deal
when the printable uews breaks.
TIE unhroakabie rule * newapanar
men fs to never violate 4 confidence
ard yet people every day gartln thelr
accounts - fhinga Ia q foolish attempt
to miAicad q reporter As e the actual
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

Cox's editorial on why tbs present
nduakrsai depression exists was put
. tns Congressional Recora-ciose TO
~ source 81 trouble
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

Naval airmsn find 4 easy % win IN
n ar or 81 the water What chance
o. the army when It's az sea. any
snwF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

when Dempsey stops sleeping q
sark SIS ) sign he's worried.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

facts. II Is best 70 Be frank with the
reporter
The reporter above al IL q servant
OF nobody except his Newspaper. ne
appreciates the advice q wiser and
more experienced heads as 70 what II
best 20 say Ia a news story and why.
But he vii not tolerate any enc. no
matter who he a.. % give him arhl-
trary instructions Ia writing an ac-
eount--St Petersburg Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

some reporters mistake provincial
g. Get Tor English. Passed cut for
a. IS Ga example
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

The new comptroller general viii
erie Is years-uniess he's too eco
emlraI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

The Police Gazette is having q hard
lnae sisca al TIE movies snow more
airing pictures than the pest office
epartment permits.