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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06
CATTLE SUFFERING
FROM TUBERCULOSIS
Draad Disease Msnaeina livestock
Industry Of the State,

Tuberculosis is the greatest znenac-
Ing disease known % the livestock ln-
dastry. Thousands 81 cattle. thought
e. he perfectly healthy. are found sur
fering with this disease every year
The disease Is caused hy . specific
germ. diseased COW IN a herd gives
OF the germs IN exeretions which may
come in contact with other cows
through feed. drink or sir. and cause
them 70 be diseased. A tubercular
COW q great source q danger 20
al other cattle on the farm. as well
- being menace % hogs paatured
n the same Enclosures. Hogs very
easily pick up the germs when they
follow infected cattle. ana usually n
large percentage are Infected on farms
where tuhereuiaF cattle are sound
fn many Instances there are no OK
ternal symptoms present tu a tuber-
cular cow. Common symptoms are.
Weakness. loss u flesh. rough coat
diminished milk flow. a cough. diaes-
tive disorders. says Dr. a. L. aheaiv.
professor of veterinary science. t-ni-
versity - Florida
IN order TO aeteunine whether or
not tuberculosis exists within the
herd have q graduate veterinarian
apply the tuberculin test. II any re-
actors are found they must be dis
posed e Immediately. The premises
should Be cleaned BY hauling cut all
litter and manure, spreading Il on the
aelas and blowing Il under deeply
after "a has lain exposed 20 ire sun
light foe = day s. two The stanch-
Sons. troughs ana stalls should be dis
Infected fhoroughiy with 8 percent
solution - lysol Or some other stand
ard dlsinfectant. TIRE herd should be
reteated At lesst once a year.
Federai and state authorities are
conducting campaigns against tuber-
cuioais md they should receive tho
hearty cooperation and support in
their efforts ~ all breeders.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06

hearts and IN the hearts - all Auerfca.
] ruY that We ought a. have the courage.
the appreciation. THE resolution fhe con =
acirnce. and the judgment II maintain
unendangsred. the Inherited foundations
~ the fathers and. ever mindful ~ their
auffefjnEa. stiM play our part % hu-
manltY in the generations - come. &
can think ~ a. America that can main
tain every heritage and yes help human
ity throughout Ire world 20 reach . httla
higher plane.
hut when pledge our America 20
world hcipfuinoaa. az the same time !
exact the pledge that America WI cflnu
to her own Independents - action and
t0 her oWn conscience. who can sag
what tomorrow has Tor the wuridf We
are only century and q hair from Val
ley Forge and a century and third frufu
tfo adoption ~ the Constitution. and yet
can aE without hoasting that ours -
a commanding position in the world To-
day. The World could never settle is
present DAP turmaiis and complications
without ths heipfuinsss - American tn
nuence and example.
q want nu America ~ preserved com-
science want ar America 20 preserved
riEhteousness-aye an America ciinEiuN
% tie reilEious devotion which has been
tho anchorage - our civiIaation.
We nFe already 40 in the world. bat
the sun 90 our national life has not gef
fairly approached ifH meridian. tt Is
only morning in cur national life VIA
"a century and 3 third Co national ufes
q is only q snap - the fluRsr who can
Imagine q quafauK the cup q rational
American optimism which the future mav
have % NtureT I ear well beiiava tkas
long before the sun 81 national life has
pEaaed - meridian we ran believe fwaf
with maintained foundations ere one hun-
dred million - tnfay wiu - tie nayFiaas
90 tbs future. I fke 90 fhlmk ~ them
I'D aH loyal Americans. with faces a. the
front marching On and On IS achievement
cunEing 20 their traditions. and loinins
.u great swelling chorus. fuiory Be- -
God IN the highest. IN earth peace. roaf
viii to men
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06
DECLARES FAITH
In OWN COUNTRY

Continued from Page onsl
q the regular Protestant episcopal
service.
At the outdoor ceremonies tho
president was made q member ~ the
historical society 81 which Or 81.
Herbert Burs rector % the chapel ls
president Mr.. Harding was praised
in a shcrt address b. Dr. Burk a.
a leader who blends religion with pa
tri0tism and was presented with mem
bership insignia bearing the inscrip-
tion "a token u appreciation and a
pledge 81 loyalty"
- have always beer grateful 20 my
good friend Senator knox fer the ferv-
ice hs rendered e the nation a. ere -
- ablest statesmen" sid the president.
bur I find myself paying the tribute n
added gratitude because today. Ter the
aecond time. Re has made q possible for
me "a come - this shrine - American
patriotism and tain with sea N tribute
e. those who give az the heritage -
lIheTfs ana nationality. ! thought ahiia
the rector was speaking how indlaaoiu-
ahly w. are linked with fhe be0innlng
NaRhinEton came tn valley FurWe in fhe
making - the republic and yuu nsade
him president because - the thinEs be
did here. and = century ard 4 third aft
erwarGs ! come a. president because Ne
share TIRE heritage ~ left ua and ne can
Join 81 taytnN tribute rs hin service
II - Ecua e. come 20 thia shrine -
liberty not only 90 offer willing tFlbute
20 those wha persisted here bat 20 re-
dedicate ourselves o. the patriotism
whseh suffered ard sacrificed here ln
order that Guar mew standards % freedom
and dsmocrary should abide
This O. IRE heritage from Valley
FofEe-equaNfN - cBucrtanity. sustained
la Justice. with maintained authority un-
Ter law and order Thsa q Ahat msade
America. "a w8a lead Ia tn future tr8-
umpha
= believe 7 speak what i ID your
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06
KEEP THE FLIES
OFF THE CATTLE
Dent Depend on Bossy 20 Keep. the
Pest Away ~ Means %
Ner Tat

Don't say "shoo nv" nor aepond
on Bossy 20 keep the pest away by
means q Der tan Neither T. effective
Rather take aavantag- of sprays
which have been found 4 success.
BELOW are given three formulas
either - which e recommenaad by
Professor = r. watson. entomoIoRIst
81 TIRE Florida Experiment station. ~
keep almost any kind u flies away
from domestic ANIMALS.
No. !.
Laundry soap, ! pound
Water. 4 gallons
Crude petroleum. gallon
Powdered napthalIne. 4 ounces.
No. =
Fish oil 100 parts
on It tar. GO parts
Crude earhoiic acid. part.
No. s.
Laurel oil. I part
Iinseed Oh. % parts.
Number I must - thornunhfv egaul-
SLICED ~ running II through 4 stray
pump after which Il can be sprayed
on the animals
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06

tSontnuea tFem Fa9s onel
a. the plane started 70 fan upside
down.
Experienced aViatora declared the
Eigrs apparent inability 20 manipulate
the control levers in an effort 70 rlzhf
the plane probably was Due Go her
being swung from the meat 80 she
could not reach them
She wss flying high enough. they
SAID 70 have brought the plane safety
20 earth. even though the motor had
stopped g She bad been able 90 freely
use the irvers.
r. ~ Depcw. manager % the Curtsaa
field here. tonight isued the follows
ing statement relative 60 Misu nr0sn .
wells nccidents
"Mles nrumweil's own plane was out
% order. she borrowed q Canadian
training plane. = type which. hscauas
% Miss Bromwelrs small stature. she
was unsulted 20 stunt
II warned her not t0 attempt -
loop g, bat she disregaraed the In
structions Ia the middle ~ the sec
ond loop the cushion enc sat On fell
out. and ahe evidently slipped out -
reach ck the controls and was unable
10 right the plane.
Examination q the wreck disclosed
an controls 20 be IN working order
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06
Agricultural News Notes

As a further Indication u hearty gen
erai support. newspapers. bankers and
business men throughout the South
are donating literally.
The entire South bar been eombed
IN an effort 70 secure entries only
81 such blood lines and individuals
as might satisfy the most dlscrImlnat-
ing purchasers. and the fact that the
very cream Of Southern shorthorn
quality i represented III the consiRn
menfs. which include many ao-cailed
straight scotch individuals. Justify the
presence Al Columbia on this occasion.
not only of breeders who are in the
market for the most desirable short
horn blood. but of lovers Of short
horn cattle throughout the south and
elsewhere who are interested in the
substantial progress ~ the breed The
following prominent Southern breed
ers are conslgning: Lsspedeza Farm.
Hickory valley. Tenn. ". l. smith.
Eutaw. Ala: Herman DietaeI. Union
City. Tenn. Kniarama Farm Spring
field Ky h. II DItmore. Newborn.
Tenn. Cowan 4 CUwan. Dickson.
Tenn. =. O. Cherry. Newhern. Tenn.
J. l.. 0rgnabg. Macon. Miss Geo.
Eleazer. Dickson. Tenn: "a. " Nose
u. Alexandria. La. r. r. Hart. Flat
Greek. Tenn. Prank Wheeler. Mt
Pleasant Tenn. r. w. Jones. Gre
NADIA. Miss. Dr. T. L. Mastin. Hunts
vile, Ala.
A feature ~ the event viii Do
dinner and conference Of breeders
during the evening ~ the g0th. in-
GLIDING addresses BY men OF note ga
the cattle industry.
The enterprise IL being promoted
and conducted Jointly BY tho Amer
ican shorthorn Breeders Association
and the Nashville. Chattanooga 4 ST
Louis Railway. and p. W Harding
chief Executive Of the former. him
self a prominent Shorts.orn breeder
win offleiate as Judge ~ the show.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06
DAIRY CATTLE
NEED SHELTER
a Good Floor and . Good Roof All
That ~ Necessary.

The claim Is rightly made that cx-
pense 81 operating a dairy ln the
South is lower than in the North
One reason Tor the truth % this is
that less expensive shelters are
needed.
In most cases eood floor and a
good roof are all that viii be needed
IN a dairy barn. says Professor g. a.
WIlloughby 81 the College ~ Agricul-
ture. University Of Florida. Much II
the side wall may BE- dispensed with
or made neht and removable. The
plan 81 providing large shed 20 house
dairy herds during nights and stormy
days Is growing In popular favor all
over Florida. Along with this plan
4 i necessary 10 provide only a small
stable for milking and feeding grain
fo the herd. including the proper man
gers, stanchions and other more or
less inexpensive apparatus
Many datrymen take q for granted
that the southern cow needs no shell
ter whatever on account Of the mild
climate. III most cases this - q seri-
Gus mistake. The COW that must re-
main outside in cold rains OF chilly
breezes requires much Of her feed to
keep her body warm. and will proc
duce much less milk as a result AT
the other extreme it h quite likely
that on long summer DAYS the COW
needs thee protection ~ "a shed roof
o. y heavy shade trees.
The shed barn o. one ~ the great
est aids q aavina All the manure
from the herd. At small expense o.
can be properly built and thus utilized
n building up the fertility Of the
farm.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06
GRAPHIC STORY
OF EYE WITNESS

a. = result Or the overnowinr os tha
Pccos river.
The Athison. Topeka and santa ra
Railway tracks also are under water
near here. IL il I'D.
The river Il &adly rising tonight.
Farmers in the iowiands have been
warned 90 leave. Heavy rains in Nsw
Mexlcu augmented BY 4 two inch rain
here saturday mAght pnf al streams
out cf their banks. Considerable dam
aEc has been caused O. crops. Ne
loas - life has been reported.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06
SOCIETY
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS


Mond~y. Jans g.
Nesting uf woman Auxiliary ~
home * Mru. a. 4 Houut rs W.
IARua-st.. "a >. a.
Wosnan's Missionary society meeting
AZ Flrst Baptist church auditorium
mt - m
Tuesday. 1urs -
Msctins 81 Wunans Missionary 90
ciefy e ne Firaf Methodist ca1reh
az Z o'clock at The chureh.
Navy welfare dance at Sis a. ne
Naval Air station.
Wednesday, Jurs -
Forty Two club % meet with Ma
Bert McAmlafsr ~ 4 O'Clock.
Thursday. Juns -
Afias blanche White hostess - tha
FIve Hundred club a. .. m.
Friday, gsus TO-
IHcnio for FIRST Presbyterian sun
day school pupils and theAr pa
ruuta - Fort TsaFFAncaM
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06

Las ANIMALS. Colo. June your
persona az 20 them MeRfcans and
three 81 them children. are known -
30 dead. and many others arr believed
% have periShea ~ the oVerfluwlnK
~ the Arkansas river Last night Hood
Ing this city. Warning vas recclvea
from La1utna - take % the hills. uhf
the city was virtually surrounded
~ water before the warning cou.d -
passed nruunf. Many houses were
washed into the atrets ana soEo dopn
the river,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06
SHORTHORN SALE
TO BE HELD SOON
Maury County. Terra, Gives Thousand
Dollars 20 Cash Premium
Fand 20 Secure Event.

colt Mia. Tenn June AT
preliminary arrangements have been
perfected for TIE holding Of TIE south
ern Shorfhorn Exhibition aad Sale It
Columbia. Tenn. en- june 20 and 81.
As an Indication 81 we'll grounded To-
cal interest. the citizens ef Columbia
and Marry county have contributes
oue thousand dollars % the cash pre-
MUM fund o. order to secure the
holding 81 the event in that county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06
SPLENDID SERVICE AT ST. MCHAELS-
SCHOOL GRADUATES RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

lowed - a cslebfafion 81 high mass after
which the entire body % ehiidrea from
So Mirhaors school 600 ~ number. nmng
Te ueum. The children HAD formed u
procession. uaarchinr fruFa the school and
the pFssence - - many little ones 81
the service was very pleasing
An excellent musical proTram was -
ferod and the choir waa especially pleas
ing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06

Services a. ST Michasrs church yes-
teraay morning when three young girls
received diplomas from So Auchaera
school and q Number "a ether children
were advanced in rank. were ploaEluN to
great audience The three graduates
are Eunice Annette Massey. Katherine
Louise Marques and Ruth Vivian swee-
ney.
Tho presentation of diplomas was fal-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06

meutioning the sum ~ $3.50 900 b So
rious matter iu this casa 5. simply ept
it down % So, COO When Marion makes
spiurge Ike that to buy the capital,
Il Il bat natural that her representative
should feel q little paeved az having that
kind u an error 30 out
Speaking q tho capitol there does not
seem 60 ~ anything in ire way - start
Ing a. an early date q make the cxtnn-
sion provided Ger by the legislature Just
adjourned To nuiufy the effect - the
excuse for delaying the passage ~
the appropriation bii until q was found
gut what the Legislature would DO wtfh
tie constitutional amendment prupuslnR
q change ~ the seat 81 government. A1F
Williams - Leon county offered an
amendment 20 the capital extension bHl
pros iaing that ~ this Legislature submit
ted such provision 90 the voters rha
fund would not be used until nnal dis
position was made ~ u a. the polls. The
legislature having adjourned without
submitting the amendment Co. the voters.
there seems - BE- nothing % the way 80
Improvement
During the publication period IN the
house before adjournment. when they
were waiting for bills e. De enrolled
several members referred sestingiy 60 the
fact thar their wives were sitting IN the
outside 81 the rail- watching them now.
buf two years frum nos they might be
outside the railing watching their wives
"a the representative seats. ~ some tn
stances these VIII prove 20 he prophetic
words. ~ the neat house ~ representA-
t83sA Il "a predicted Ia an seriousness
there o. roiuK 90 ~ n nuHiher uf ladies
occupying official seats. The writer has
already IN mind some seats that ~ ex-
poets % see filled tive years from now
with ladies'. The Hon Mrs" 80 ard
-. wiu ~ awkward e. write al first
bat IL Is one % the inevitable things
coming.
The members % the house 20 repre-
eontafivem have been - kind O. me !
hope that none q them win feel that Z
have any other but the very highest re-
gard and good Win toward them. but
candor impsils me % HaY that noN that
xe 80 on the threshold 81 much limo
walton I am q little anxious 60 SEE ore
such session. believe there are many
women ia the state who viii fiu these
seats credltably. TIE writer Cor more
fhau quarter n q century opposed
equal suffrage hy every means he con
sldered honorable. hut O. il with ua nov.
and % stay Therefore Il becomes the
duty ~ good citizens o. make % sue
cess.
Now comes the naddest part u this
chat u Be- tie last yoa viii read from
the writer for the neat taa years. may
be forever Yer the feelings ! have ruff
fled. 81 any. { ask no more than vuu do
ou your Blended knees in your mosf de-
vout auppHeafianH. reminding you that
even a. Nou expect forgiveness ~ are
commanded @ ferNivc. have followed
ms dutS ~ q was given 20 me 90 un-
derstaua b.. u az times I erred. renem-
beF Z am human.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06

There are 10 nurseries n FLORIDA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06

The Eson. Nathan 1tayo a. Marion
county before leaving TIRE capital for his
e. the dropplaR 81 one 81 the eiphsrs "a
enumerstlnN the amount Marion county
proposed 10 Bay ln advance f0T the re-
usoval ~ TIE scat ~ state government
e. tire progressive liftie city q 0caia.
Now. the leaving out e q cipher IN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06
WOMAN PILOT Is
KILLED BY FALL

Gcousiausa sror Psas ore,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-06

lcortInasa 90 200 -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
LARGER QUARTERS AL0NS0
BROTHERS CIGAR FACTORY

In order to increase their output, de-
manded by orders from many sections,
Alfonso Brothers. cigar manufacturers.
have rented the second floor Of the
Wright G. Gowan building, corner
Mansfield and Bay streets. and viii
remove there as soon al permission
Is secured from the federal authorities
for removal OF a plant Of this charac-
ter. This win be secured shortly and
the plant will then be taken from
its present location. corner Newcastle
and Richmond, TO the building above
designated
Enlarged business has been de-
manding larger quarters for some
time but the proprietors waited un-
Ill they could secure a place Just suit
ed for their business and in the loca-
tion secured they have just the de-
sired place. Sixteen are working In
the factory at present but during the
coming weeks seven additional men
VIII be added, making in all, twenty
Eve.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08

possibly be no Sunday school unless
the people attended the services and
YOU win note on page seven an at
traetive display advertisement inyit.
ing the pahlic TO this service.
The News goes into the homes of
the best citizens OF Brunswick and We
predict that through the use OF It's col.
umns the people win receive their in
vitation and attend this service.
The program TO be rendered IS got
ten up in remembrance OF the Metho-
dist Orphan Home of Macon. Geor-
gia. and everybody attending viii be
expected to bring a gift for an orphan.
nr. simmons Eleven Piece orchss-
ira win furnish special music for the
occasion. Be On time. bring friend
other schools In the city eordialiy In
vited to send representatives 10 see
the program.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
(By Fred G. Warde.)

New York. oct. THE Giants
awoke from their two days lethargy
today and sprinkled Greensward Polo
grounds with such shower of hits
that the Yankees swamped under a
thirteen to five score in the third
game.
The Giants showed the same rash
daring on bases that the Yankees
showed in the first two games and de-
spite the fact of the one-sideness of
the game. 1t was the sort to tickle the
average fan and there was 36,506 pres
ent to enjoy it.
Brilliant catches added to the thrills
and the crowd showed the greatest
enthusiasm of the series, with the
Yankee partisans leaving, as all the
roofing went to the Giant supporters
after the third inning.
The game started out like a pitch
ers' battle. with Shawkey and Toney
moving along comfortably for two
innings, but in the third. base on balls
and two hits filled the bags and Ruth
shot a single to center, scoring two
Barnes then replaced Toney and while
the two runs scored of him, contin-
ued pitching steady bah. "a cople of
singles and three bases on balls scor-
ed two for the Giants in the third and
Quinn replaced shawkey two more
scored on the infield outs. All was
then quiet until the seventh when the
Giants cut loose eight hits for as many
runs. Quinn. Collins and Rogers
each added another in the eighth.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
STORE ROBBED AFTER $3.50;
ROBBERS ARRESTED BY 9

By quick work robbery committed
after three o'clock yesterday morning
found the thief, Arthur Mcdowell. in
sail hy 2 o'clock the same morning.
The phoenix Grocery company's
store number S. corner Ellis and Albe-
marie streets. was entered and large
quantity OF goods removed therefrom,
In the list was ham, rice bacon, four,
etc. and Lieut.. McGaulley. assisted by
oaicers oyerssreci and Latham start.
Cd to work on the case, ofIlcer La-
than. who previously had occasion
10 search the house Of Mary o'Ncal.
found large quantity Of goods and
as soon as he heard OF the Phoenix
robbery he was SURE he could throw
some llghs on Il, lie informed the po-
lice department and I.leut. McGanley,
accompanied hy the efacers named,
went 70 the house and found the
sooda. placing Arthur Mcdowell who
lived al the address. n Jan and also
the o'Neal woman. Mcdowell has
servea on the EAng on other occasions,
Ii II said. and Il likely ~ Do ~ again
and me Woman snay share the seuas
Fate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL SERVICE
People of Brunswick Will Enjoy
the Special Program Which
Has Been Arranged For To-
morrow-Dr. Simmons Elev-
en- Piece Orchestra.

The people OF Brunswick who en-
joya good live SUNDAY school pro.
gram win find service at the FRS,
Methodist Sunday school next Sunday
chat will meet their expectation, This
school when they have a special pro
gram usually have something diIer'
ent from the usual run OF exercises
and the people attending this service
win be very much surprised when
they get an idea of how the program
Is 10 be carried out.
superintendent Glover states that
owing to the class OF program to he
presented that the service must not
hc disturbed after Il Is started and
that people attending the service must
be in their places after the 1rst or
ehestra Selection as the doors win BE-
closed after 10: 80 a. m. The servies
starts promptly at 1918 a. m.
1t h believed that some Of the sue
cess og this large school Is due e
the tacR that they employ modern
methods. ia bringing before the peo
ple their services aud proggams. Thers
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-10-08
sAssATH MORNING PRAYER
BEGINS AT BAPTIST CHURCH

Beginning tomorrow morning at z
O'Clock and continuing for an indeh-
mite period, the congregation OF the
First Baptist church viii add the Sab
bath morning prayer to the list OF re.
ligious activities already established
BY this popular house Of worship for
the Sabbath day.
While the early morning service
WIN be unique in this particular COM
nunity and section. this service has
been IN vogue at the Baptist churches
in many parts Of the country for
long time. A feature Of the meetings
Is the fact that II VIII be conducted
By the Baptist Young Peoples UHiou
and not only the members but other
young folk a. well. are enthusiastic ov-
er the prospect for success of the ser
vice.