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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24

an initial appropriation Of s1,500,000 to
start dredging on the new site and au-
thorized the government to accept free
upwards of 5000 acres of land for the
site. 49, &h
No further effort is planned to restore
the Alameda base provisions, according
to Senator Poindexter, republican, Wash
ington. in charge of the bill. Neither of
the California senators, Johnson or
Shortridge, spoke in behalf of the provis-
ions and in the absence of any fight by
them it was said that the new Pacific
base probably would go over for con-
Sideration next year.
In the opening fig. on the enlisted
personnel, Senators Laf GILLETTE and Len
root, republicans, Wisconsin, urged econ
omy in naval appropriations. The for
mer, in an address of about three hours,
charged that corrupt" influences were
working for large appropriations for
profits on government armor plate and
arnor contracts. He charged existence
of an 'armor ring and in this connec-
ton named Bethlehem. Midyale and
Carnegie steel companies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
TWO MASKED MEN
ROB OFFICE SAFE
Compel Manager of Moving Picture
Corporation to Hand Over Cash

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 23.-Police
|Oday are searching for two men who.
he last night entered the offices of
lac Memphis Enterprises which oper-
ties a chain of moving picture thea
res here, forced c. A. McElvray. gen.
raj manager of the corporation, to OPP
Ia the office safe and escaped with a
money box containing between $4,000
Ind $4,000.
The men, masked, and heavily arm
3D. confronted McElvray as he was
preparing to leave the office after lock-
ing the days receipts in the safe, Fore
ID him at the point of pistols to open
Inc safe and with the money box in
heir possession escaped through q
second floor window, sliding down 8
-Ope tosan alley where it is believed an
was in waiting for them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
SIX ARE in JAIL
RESULT OF RAID
(By The Associated Press.)

TAMPA. Fla. May 23.-Six men are
being held in Jail and two vessels were
seized as result of a raid yesterday
afternoon at Fit. Myers, Fla, by deputy
Marshal Cox of Tampa and Sheriff Thu
pins of Fl. Myers.
Deputy Cox stated upon his return
here that the raid resultd from informa-
ton obtained when the yacht Molly O
and sixty cases of liquor were seized in
raid near the mouth Of the Manatee
river last week. He believes he has
captured the members of a gang of
smugglers and blockaders which has been
operating for some time along the west
ern Florida coast.
The men arrested were Nick Santinf,
Godfrey Santini, Horace Alderman, Wal
ter Alderman, Walter Scott and Lefty
Montgomery. The two boats seized yes
terday were said to be the property of
J. II. Alderman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
ECONOMY FORCES
ARE SUCCESSFUL

cessful attack by economy forces in the
senate against the s495, 900 naval APP
preparation bill resulted today in defeat
of the naval committees plan to, estab-
lish Pacific coast base at Alameda,
California. By vote Of 80 to 40 the
item was stricken from the bill.
Advocates of reduction in naval ex-
penditures then launched drive to re-
duce the navy enlisted personnel from
10000 as recommended by the senate
committee, to 100000 men as voted by
the house. A vote on this question went
over, until tomorrow, but with predic-
tons of a clearer result than that on
the Alameda base appropriation.
In the vote on the Alameda provisions
eighteen republicans joined with twenty
two democrats in opposition. The COM
mittee amendment would have granted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
|(IVIL SUIT in
FEDERAL COURT
u, for 100000 for Alleged Breach o,
contract Occupies Time Of Court.

rbs suit of the Pensacola Finance
I.,,noration against the Texas Com
NV for 100000 for an alleged breach
4 contract occupied practically the en-
.,s day in the United States court
yesterday.
FIJ. Pelham. convicted Saturday on a
|,sarge of peonage. gave bond yester-
,.v and a motion for new trial viii
! heard later in the week.
The charges of perjury and subor-
alton Of perjury against six of the
TItnesses in the Jernigan counterfeit-
ng case will also come UP this week
u the federal court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
INCROWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A noted authority says that q re"
drops OF ''Outgro" upon the skin sur.
rounding the ingrowing nall reduces
inflammation and pain and SO tough
ems the tender, sensitive skin unde--
meath the toe nail, that it cannot pene-
trate the flesh. and the nail turns outs
ward almost over night.
"Outgrp" Is harmless, antiseptie
manufactured for chiropodists. How-
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store tiny bottle containing direct
tons.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
MAY CRUISE WILL
BE HELD SUNDAY
Yacht Club Members Will Visit New
Rendezvous This Month

The May cruise Of the Pensacola
Yacht Club. stag affair, will be held
Sunday. The rendezvous has not been
definitely determined but the yachts
men have agreed to make the estima-
ton a new one. The boat owners are
meeting tonight to discuss race plans
and the cruise question will probably
come up. All members Of the club
who expect to take part in the cruise
Sunday are asked to notify Secretary
Frederic.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
OFFICERS
ARE TO RESIGN

BRISTOL, Va.-Tenn., May 23.-Many
federal prohibition officers in Virginia
will resign as result Of the action Of
the government to lay off 700 agents. C.
f. Beverly, chief agent for the district
in the jurisdiction of the Big Stone Gap
and the Abingdon courts. resigned today.
Mr.. Beverly said that several other pro-
hibition officers in this section of the
state are planning to hand in their resig-
nations at once.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
CLOSER UNION OF
ENGINEERS SOUGHT
Members Of Society Ia America Pledge
Support to British Engineers.

CHICAGO, May 23-Pledging to the
engineers of Great Britain the coopera-
ton of its 5000 members in the move
ment to promote the progress of man.
kind through closer union OF engineers
Of the two nations. the American Society
of Mechanical Engineers opened today a
four day session attended by more than
1000 scientists, technologists and educa.
tors.
In the society's message gratitude was
EXPRESSED for 'all they sacrificed and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
CHINK AND HUN
SIGN AGREEMENT
(ey The Associated Press

PEKING, May 20.-China and Ger
many have signed commercial agree
ment, which is considered tantamount
to peace settlement.
BY this agreement Germany con-
sents to the abrogation Of consular
jurisdiction and undertakes fulfillment
of the obligations Of the sections OF
the Versailles treaty relating to China
and reimbursement of China's ex-
penses for interning Germans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
JUNE 8 SET FOR
ADJOURNMENT
(By JOHN c. TRicE)

TALLAHASSEE, May 23-Friday, June
3rd, at noon, is the date set for adjourn
ment, in a joint resolution offered in the
senate today by Senator Tom Campbell.
1t is the last hour under the constitution
on which the legislature can set. When
passed, the resolution will go over to
the house. So far there has been no
talk Of setting an earlier date and it is
not likely any such effort will be made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
BOMB AT CORK
INJURIES FOUR
raw The AssocIated Presa.l

CORK, May ga bomb was thrown
at four members of the night staff Of
the Cork Examiner as they were on
their way home early today. Christopher
Walsh and Stephen Dorman were prob
ably mortally injured while Frederick
Murphy and Edward Collins were slight
ly wounded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
generating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

ar Se I've mind how often you have tried
er,. ,ailed, you can stop burning itching
f, zema quickly by applying Zemn
lsros me by any druggist for Csc. Extra
mo mon oottie. Sl.00. Healing begins the
tma 'ent Zemo is applied. In a short
tett e usually every trace of eczema
sim;Is, pimples, rash, blackheads and
Foe SKIN diseases will be removed.
yioo,.o,elS Gearing the skin and making II
peSUe.,uusiy healthy, always use Zemo. the
agrea.a'ing antiseptic liquid. It is not
Others t save nditdoespot stain. When
heatna,Gal l it is the one dependable
TSa tor skin troubles of all kinds.
- s" Rose Co.. CLEVELAND. q. !,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-24

Are you lame every morning? Do
you drag through the day with a steady.
nagging notwithstanding find you 'all
played out? Probably your kidneys are
to blame. Hurry. worry, lack Of rest
and a heavy diet, all tend to weaken
the kidneys. Your back gives out; you
feel depressed and suffer headaches.
dizziness and kidney Irregularities. Don't
go from bad to worse. Use Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Home folks recommend them.
Ask your neighbor!
Here's a Pensacola Case
/. w. G. Porter, prop. Porter's
Bazaar, lit Palafox St., says: II
used to suffer considerably with
my back. The lumbar muscles of
my back were lame and sore and
sharp pains would often catch me
across the small Of my back. My
Kidneys were in a bad state. too.
Doan's Kidney Pills relieved this
trouble, putting my kidneys In
good condition again"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
COMBINE To
STOP VIOLENCE
IN THE STRIKE

,'.!,ago. Dec. o rHy II" - ",!"'"d
pre4Sl. --r'rderal a'Id state authorities
rornjr"i today to stop N!"'""c- IN con-
r.rc;ion with ihe st"y&yurd strife,
Fdur mrdiutn~s. ~" nom ihr tnt'cd
States department ~ labor. and ~" yep
!. .Srrt;ns tho ll,iaui" l"du";rial Cow
'rissl0n were sent into tEr s."cHyhr!S
district :" try e. restore order and bring
:he strike difference 80 d"lIhrraU"n be
tween thc packers aud striker.
We lope c.otiuE &rI o'i.rr G'"urd"rs
VII case when + l. Ea"Tu ta"' hotn
the federal and SAT- governments 'al"
..erf representatives .itO the Yards :.
an e3,!t 20 reS'u!" r'"I"' a"J "rdH',
Astd hrm"st Wiihau. rua.rnUn If tho
sla:r r"m:rissjO,'.
OHi,!al erumcmt recognition ~
conditions. Mir. W''hnN sa'd. SHOULD
h"ing an end 80 the ,la'Aea het"""n
x:riAe synptthixers. workers and pole"
wncn .he federal and state agents s"t
.lnOnS III" strikers.
oscar +. Nelson ari u ". MARSH
nan. United S:cir& commission" w''o
mo rcproSeu'at'N.> IL u" ,tat'. carried
;Ar govcrar"nt p,anH for truce into tho
Yards today.
This move : lStter 'han 'i""pS'
NJ. NithaN said.
rEure VAS vl,t"a'll nv disorder N
Lr.N e.: ~, ra,kiuE rrntrrS during 20
Ias. l. chicago. where there "IS
hlvodsEcd yeM;c'day and tie Ia! nr'-
Gore. N.-rc were on! minor ":S'dr-
bnn,C. Two women attacked police
man with clubs. AID there w"r" t i"H
R.r..rt fights. To prevent further c'S-
oder union U:s!r.U.S to-day IS~i"u
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
Or, HADLEY EXECUTED
FOR MURDER OF Wife

E:rhmond. Dec 9.--Dr Wilmer Amos
HEdiry. former army surgeon and ranch
man. was put 70 death in the ei"';ric
chair In the state penitentiary early 10.
day to- the murder OF hls wife. Mrs.
Sue Ttnsley Hadlay. In November. 1918.
Prison attendants declared iIadley went
70 his death calmly and Stoicaly.
Mrs. Hadi4y's bhdy vas found il taa
James river neIr Elchmord or Deem
Der 30. 1913. by negro trapper. and
was Identified by the woElars sister
several weeks .ater. Or. lladlcy vas
aprrehend"d on 4 ranch N New Mexico.
He vas in disguise and lived under an
asSumSA name.
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GAINES WE|N|ES
PLAY TOMORROW
FAST oA1H SCHEDULED roe TO-
MORROW AFTERNOON on THE
RLApYKDE oRIpIRoN
Both Teams Prtnasd for HAttls-LAgrS
Crowd Expected to witness
Coutsst

Cn,ass the wea Their man again inter
feres, and fans are no doabs hoplnE he
won't. the Gaines 4. c. football eleven
will tackle the strong Weinie \. c.
slevcn tomorrow attSraoon on Tho
Snadyslde ground IN what promises 10
be tho oIg attraction OF tho day.
Both teams are pr!med fo- the ba:tlc
and each coach reports his men are
anxious to get into the fray and no
doubt a record-breaSinS crowd will DO
on hand when tho referee blows his
whistle The following VIII bs thu Isay
they lineup at the kickoff:
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RULES the PEN
Continued from Page oue.)

most du-irK of dcspcradncs In the his
trl.y. of III" southwest. directed spec
tscuisr escape in the early morning
hours from the ArkNn ias state prison.
wh.rh lie ruled like car" for several
hours
Slaughter summoned a gusrd. feign-
M Illness. and when ufforcd an extra
hiGUket 70 warm him in his death cell.
he covered tn" guard with IA gun, diG-
armed HIM. then CanYassCd III" prison
dis; yminS and falling tho Eu. rds as h."
mrr t@cm. Before leaving the prison.
Slau2i ter went 10 tn" adjacent home Of
the warden and aroused him from his
bed naG forced no warden and his
i.mily 10 return t. tn" prison. where
;ncy we"c also locked IN the coils.
one OF the Negroes Killed..
- Vas believed Slaughter and the
white man and four OF the five negroes
$40 escaped under his leadership We're
n the Wild E!il1 "f Saline county. thirty
miles west uf here The flfth negro Was
believed ~ be dead. Killed. officers say.
10y S!UuKnter az one Of the men with
him. after being wounded i'm n gun
battle staged in the main street Of
B"u;o". saline county seAt. carly today.
H. pursuit OF the dcspcrudOcs were
,Hrry posses. including two from Hot
Springs. one from Malvern and another
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
FERRY HIGH BOYS AND GIRLS To
PLAY HARD SCHEDULES THIS YEAR
MEXICANS DEMANDING
PAYMENT OF OIL TAXES

Ma>ir,, ~, Ne. y ~, H.. Ns,r,.-
,
"'~'' ''S'''' ''''1N "a .N'''.'
'"rnpan.es wS'o rrr"n'I% Visited N"\''"'
i,nN.. .lr":. - dire; rAgir ,u'u:.uu,rI-
ton with py,S.i,n. Dhr,s,,, r,.;. ~,,.,.,,.
al, ,,,.,,.,, u,,,..,..:l,, ...,....
''"N '"ed :" Ihe "e,fc"S 80 '''' N''H ana
June. but haze heer t"lG th!s VA" M
oNs,hie At the pieNeI' thF frcf'1eh,
p6gcgou made ;h;S kr"wu to-day III
Talk I" AeN'-aH lie" N"l"r 'A''h.
lie also disclosed tact A""'.'.'n oil
companies owe ;he Mr'!'Hm So :I.H'"i
more than 2",puJ.uU" pos " "a h', L"irS
dating tr"m JIIH last :" tie eh" 49, N"-
vcinbcr. Of thIs Inn NOR" IAN wv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
WATCH YOUR "rouR STEPS"

Now York. !r>". O. TIE four s'cra In
the dowrf&i' % y tinker Of bootleg
wh!Skev v.,.~r outlined ouc,'u,,,N by
Magistat" Stanley :"dr> n supporting
sentence OF .Tui~ Conan. WHO pleaded
guilty Of irtoNiration.
Last might YOU landed IN the station
house" said the r'ASl-t";it" "tuda, y"'i
landed IN court. Tomorr"w. r. yn" con.
.irue 20 drink that whisk"i .On ~
l#:rd in B"'l.ru" hospital aId tie neat
da" YOU wilt land In the m"rSue."
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probably by bullet. and part OF the
grip Of another revolver taken IRON
Warden Dempsey of the penitentiary.
Tho car was found thirteen miles
north of Benton where the bandits
abandoned il when stopped by an open
ditch On the Highway. into which they
we're forced by the. men who hred
upon them at Benton.
4 farmer in Saline late today told
officers Of seeing large white man.
another white man and four negroes IN
tho woods 1t IS believed they were the
hunted rncn.
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fr,.Ia l:rnt"r. while ah,rifts and other
officers Within Il = idc rad H. were on
the watch and in conmunicat"r.
The OFFICERS u"iieved one negro was
killed. because the ear in which the
nirIl from Little Rock WIS staged con-
fifu"d a hI"ud-Apakcd sW"stcr worn by
CHARLES Jones. the n"gr" received at
~: ir.s"n only :-.t"r'hty. The rehr
scat OF the car Was covered with blood.
ru" - The many bullet H"l"' ~ ~"
harE was waist high t. 4 man seated
inside Inside the car were found
loaded rcy"Iver with the grip shattered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
nAssrEs WILL HGqAaE IN ELEVEN
CONTESTS AND BOYS IN SIX
TEEN, BESIDES TOURNEY.
Best rSAms In valley VIII Be Met
During ason-wul Open on
january IA At 8ontS

With both teams r": N;ug &a"I - t&s
high school floors. Na-,iv~ r"rrE H'sh
schools bows AMI glv's' hasK"th,N
teams are primirS Cor - haEa"-;
schedules that The Purple ari Waite
Eas faced in year.
Tina laSsics will 'ace eleven "r;.'uAn;~
during the season. wN!Ic the Buys Viii
engage In sixteen battles. IN addition q
the Marietta tourney. The boys open
thenr eason on January l. VIII GHthe-
dral at home. while the Et~Is Will op"n
the next night with WArSbu~x whi'"
the boys battle with E.inslv. NJ theS"
games Will Se Oh the h";nr f""r "Nc"ut
the Cathedral clash. "hi,h viii be On
the cadet floor
The following are the schedules as
announced last evening:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
ALLEGED COUNTERFEIT
STAMPS ARE SEIZED

Cleveland. De-. 9.--AboGt lo0r a.
Legged cuum,erfei; rHvarue STAMPS were
seirod in raid on u printing shop here
late Wednesday night. IN which thOuS'
auds OF fraudulent wk.s~cy and gin bot
tie labels were connsts,trd. Five men
end a woman bavn neon arrested,
charged with couHterfeittUE.
Msuy. Of the stirkers have been SOIL
10 bootlesSers in New York. Kansas
ely. Detroit. Titts0urgh. Chicago and
,'lrVc,aul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
HowAr SUMMONED

n::tshurg. Na?$"4. he! Sr"p"n"as
have been lssroj T. A.":t:!"r t'pW"'
and August !urCty. 'Hn"'cG Officials 81
the Kansaa :G;a"'T Ir!un. :" &7p"a" III
circuit cour: AZ Kansas city. n"N' Mon -
day. when Judge Samuel hrw, "n" Is
sued temporary rest7a.i'Ir5 orc"
asaias. the international u2."n ON
Gals. will hold hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
ANorHRR PATALITY

Grand Rapids 21:ch.. De-. H.-rTNe
second fatality g:owtnr oNt Of w."
robh,-,- Of tue t'-aad EGH!d| So 'nCS
BanL Wadrs1.py '"sll'ad r"'r this
/, ,tnrnoor when S1m slater. ""inh"r
e me local detective fore" dI"'t o.
received in an e7c"'n'" WIZ
Tho bandits few r"nrS a;tr" NH'i ha"
.svai ed yzith app"oX.matel" S-p."op.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-10
ORELLANA ELECTED
GUATEMALA PRESIDENT

Guatemala city. Dec. Shy the AS
Sociatcd Press)-ieneral Or~Uana' 'h'ct
OF staff OF the Guatemalan army '"usH
was elected provisional president o. the
republic. to take the place OF carlos
Herrers who was overthrow carly In
the week.
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Crisis In Shantung
Negotiations Comes
-
V..-hirgton. bee. ".-.(Ey The ASSo-

V-J-hlrgto0. bee 3.-.Giy The ASSo-
.r.,ri .rcpsy-TTc critical stage Of IA"
.I=n,uny r0Hvrrs"l!O;IS Nct"c'n iHe
hiuos,. anI l2nIucSe delegations "A"
-.,h-,! lat. today. when !; US agreed
i to-" ID ,uiu,Ir,v the question 81 the
k!ao-' 'h:u-Tjn TsiE railway now under
larau"SA ,oH;r"l.
~ Ca uuastnu Of Whether Japan
viii aEr-, {" i.ira'% having C""EIl"t".
Ur4Ivir-i authority over Tho raiIr"'Id'
legends the success "r td!'ur" of N"
washington ."nf"rcur" So IA" a$ h'na
IL cu!rrrrr.,d. according 10 the chimes"
lH."sHtioN.
Attcr g.. entire DAY spent ~ the rru
alterations in dlsrosing Of IN" question:
~ bubble properties in the former ter
r..u lcagcaold. which ended IN prom
t., Nv Japan Of their return. subject -
.n"tI.sa;lrn by T0&iu Of one rhtS" -;
,Hn ,,eotL.tlous. IT. hoo Of ii" 'iIn-
q e, ,S,ctar.la. Snid that other TucsiI"nI
!rylv.d /? III" ShHuu."S '"Ttr"Vc.>N
lad hH"u i"!nnor,r tiy pa ASH" r" TIA,
a." all-,mp"rtan: question Of tn" rail-
i"4d ,uH.d CoGe NJ tomorrow.
The Chipsss View
n ,h, railroad question vas not S"t-
led satisfactorily 10 tre Nhtneh". w"
krn said. thaa agreements THUS Jar
lcarl",l during the CONVERSATIONS W"utd
,.pli.n.r. AMI further discussion "I 'ih-
- points still IN dIap"t" would lie ~ II"
pla'l
l'mG"r tho agreement reached tonight
Conserving the d.&roNition - nrblir FRO
par.Ics. China would r"'".Nr all public
lra:nrticq In the i"asrholG win the OK
..na;:nr Of certain ,,'hOois. cemeteries
ora otlr: institutions strictly JaiaucSr
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ine"ie"t mHnir". mad "r"uSel "l@
"S,niI.ru b!u"".
II" committee. Ater lie .ded 10 near
SVu4r army "tn."r" tomorrow. ana lhrh
adj"Grlurd h" IN %"S'i"NS Tor Il Week.
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