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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-17
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS


The Community Players will hold a
business meeting at the home Of
Miss Bertha Lichten, 416 w Greg
DRY street. at s p. m. Important
matters will be discussed and all
members are asked to be present.
Miss Marian Mayer will entertain
with a lovely tea, at her home, n.
Spring street, from the hours of
four and six.
Mission Study class Of the First
Methodist church will meet at 8 p.
IN, at the home of Mrs. T. V. Han
nah, K. Gregory street.
The woman's Missionary society of
the Gadsden Street Methodist
church will meet at the church at
D. m. Mrs. j. E. Creary to lead
with the subject, Africa"
The Priscilla club of the First Chris
tian church will meet at ga p. m,
at the home of Mrs. Bruce SOM
n1erville, 1916 e. Jackson street,
The annual election OF officers will
be held and ell members are urged
70 attend.
The rugular meeting of the Catholic
Daughters of America will be held
at 1880 p. m. at the K. of C. hall.
Installation of officers will be held,
therefore all members are request
ed TO be present.
Pretty wedding of Miss Annie Mae
Hall and Mr.. John A. Avant will
be solemnized at the home of the
bride, 613 N. Hayne street, at 6:15
p. m.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1S--
The Brent -Goulding Woman's club
will meet at the Brent school
building at 1880 p. m. to hear
demonstration OF dress forms
given by Miss Dorothy Mitchell
and Miss Lonnie Landrum, Of Tai
lahassee.
The Parent-Teachers' association of
the A. v. Clubbs school will hold
a regular meeting at p. m.
Mrs. James Akin will entertain the
members of the Lutheran Circle of
the Lutheran church, and their
friends, at her home, 400 Z. jack
son street, at s D. m.
The Choral club viii give n sacred
cantata, The Promise and Fulfill
ment," at p. m. at the Knox
Presbyterian church, TO be given
under the auspices of the Dorcas
society. A silver offering will be
taken.
Lovely wedding OF Miss Sybil Esh-
ton Wllkerson and Mr.. Stephen
Trudnak solemnized at the home
of the bride, Is w. Garden street,
at s p. m.
JANUARY 1s-
Mrs. r. C. Greenaway will be hos
tess to the New City Thimble club
at her home, 91s f. Lloyd street.
at 1880 p. m. Members unable to
attend will please phone No. 23s4.
Memorial service to General Lee viii
take place at 3 p. m. at the Christ
church. A silver offering viii be
taken.
A Dixie One-Day-Institute will be
held at the First Presbyterian
church by Mr.. C. c.. Hamilton.lr rep
resentative of the Christian En-
deavor World, Boston, Mass, and
others. The public is cordially in
vited. Beginning at $3.50 p. m.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 90
The womans Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church will hold
their program meeting at $3.50 p.
m, in the primary room. DIR. Tap
pey will deliver an interesting talk
on 1.-THE Family AlVr." The meet
ing Is in charge of Mrs. III. S. Mer-
win, president. Social hour fol-
lows.
An interesting entertainment will be
given by the pupils of two sections
OF the seventh grade of the p. X.
Yonge school, at the school build
ing.
Senior class of Pensacola high saaool
will enjoy delightful party given by
faculty. Beginning at s y. m. in
the spacious gym"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-17
4 SWEET LITTLE
BABY BOY
Makes a Bright Spot in Every
Home. A Comfort in
Years to Come

Park Rapids, Minnesota.-sT have
taken your medicine - Lydia E. Pink
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Cruisers Start in N. Y. A.C.
SO Mile Championship Races
Two Express and Five Handi-
cap Boats Sent Away.

Two express cruisers and five handi-
cap cruisers started in the annual races
for the championship of America given
by the New York Athletic Club yester-
day. The start was off Execution Light
and when the committee established the
line Long Island Sound was perfectly
placid, a slight haze hung over the water
and everything pointed TO perfect
weather conditions for .nc racing OF
screw driven craft.
The express cruisers were the first
to be sent away by Walter s. Sullivan,
chairman Of the race committee. Adriel
Too, the property Of l.. M. Brooks. was
the first to cross. chugging over the
line 20 seconds after the gun had been
fired. Eight seconds later NJ. S. Cor
rell, Jr.'s, Harpoon got away. Each is
enrolled in the Middletown Yacht Club.
The course for the division took the
boats as far to the eastward at Cornfield
Point Light Vessel After rounding the
vessel. the craft round the Black Can
Buoy No. 13 off Eaton's Point They
then continue to the finish line In Hunt
ington Bay. The distance Is figured at
lit nautical miles.
A half hour later the handicap cruis-
ers were started. Nandu, the property
OF T. w. Brigham and j. w. Hussey,
Shelter Island Yacht Club, was the first
across the line. getting away 15 seconds
after the gun had been fired. Three
seconds later came Senator Bill, the
property of +. l.. La Roche. New York
Athletic Club.
Spendthrift IL. which belongs to w.
r. Haisey and A. Y. Van Amridge. ORR
enta Yacht Club. and A. Il. Cartledges
Diana. Philadelphia Yacht Club. were
the next away, crossing together two
seconds astern of Senator Bill Mono.
a post entry, the property OF i. r.. Moe.
Crescent Athletic Club, was the last boat
to start. She crossed ~ seconds late.
The handicap cruisers only went as
far to the eastward as the Strafford
Shoai Light. They then continued on
to the Eatons Point buoy and to the
finish line In Huntington Bay. The race
Is SO nautical miles. Both contests are
held under the rules and sanctioned by
the American Power Boat Association.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Jamaica Bay Power Boats
Start Long Distance Race

Five power boats started in the annual
long distance race Of the Yacht Racing
Association OF Jamaica Bay The feet
was divided into two classes. In the
cruiser division there were four boats.
The fifth craft was an open power boat.
The start was made at | r.. M. of the
Rockaway Park Yacht Club. the orsani-
zation which r. managing the contest.
The four cruisers made an excellent
start, but as they chugged down Jamaica
Bay TO the sea Commodore $. o. A. Ul1-
manns Fannie ". III. quickly drew
away from the other craft.
r. ,. Downey's Taducah was second
as they reached the sea. Then came
Ace. which is the property of A. G.
Meritle. She was closely followed by
w. J. wulff's Sea Wolf l.. Golly's
Smarty H., tho open power boat, was
the last TO reach the open water.
The course took the boats through the
lower and upper New York Bay and the
East River 10 Long Island Sound. The
finish of the first leg was In Manhasset
Bay, where the yachts stayed last night.
To-day they return 10 the finish line on
the Rockaway Parie Yacht Grub.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Madonna and Carmen Ready
for Velodrome Race Tuesday

Vincent Madonna. the Italian-Ameri-
can follower OF motors, who has defeated
his nearest rivals this year. will make
his second start at the New York velo-
drome Tuesday night against Clarence
Carmen over the ton mile route, best
two out Of three heats. Madonna suf-
fered n fracture of the collarbone sew
eral weeks ago. but had recovered suffi-
cientiy the early part OF last week to
show the way In front of George Chap
man. thrice American champion, at
Providence. and Victor Linart at New
Bedford, Mass.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
NAVY FINDS STAR IN
FRANKFORT PLEBE
Sumers Totals % Points, Win
ming 100, 220 and Both
Hurdle Races.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Aug. 5.-The fourth
battalion was the victor In a finely
contested inter-battalion field and track
meet which was held for the members
of the new class at the Naval Academy
this afternoon. The performances were
uniformly good, and indications were
given that some fine material has been
brought into the academy through the
new class
Sumers. who came 10 the Naval Acad-
emy from Frankford High School, Phila-
delphia, was the star of the meet, total
ing % points, with firsts in the 100
yard and 220 dash, and both hurdles,
and second in the broad jump.
Shapley, from Peddie Institute was
second. with first in the shotput and
discus throw, second in the 220 and
third In the 100. Other double point
winners were Carpenter in mile and
half mile and Brady In pole vault and
broad jump
The summaries:
TRACK EVENTS.
100 YARD DASH-won by sumers. Fourth ;
second. Reich, First; third. shapley.
MILE RuN-won ~ Carpenter. Third: Sec
ond, Williams, Second; third. Lowell. First
Time, 4 minutes 4s seconds.
ers. Fourth. second. Hitchcock Fourth.
third, Myers, Second. Time IL as seconds
QUARTER MILE DASH-Won by Reich.
First: second. Littlg. Second; third, II. r.
Johnson, First. Time, - seconds.
22Q YARD Low HURDLEs-won BY sumers.
Fourth; second, Scharer. First: third
tie between Myers. Second and benjamin.
Fourth. Time 2S Ia seconds
200 YARD pASH-Won by Sumers, Fourth
second. Shapiey, Fourth; third, Reich
First. Time. % 9-10 seconds
HALE MILE RUN-Won by Carpenter
Third; second, Mason. Third: third Liyeli,
First. Time. 2 minutes 10 seconds.
MILE RELAY-Won by First Battalion
tsnedecker, Lowell. Reich and Moses) sec
ond. Second Battalion third. Third Bat
TALON. Time. minutes A. seconds.
FIELD EVENTS.
SHOT PUT-won by Shapley. Fourth: sec
ond, Bernet Third: third. Curtis, Fourth.
Distance, 33 feet 10 inches.
POLE VATLT-Won by Brady, Fourth sec
ond. Taft. First; third. Hitchcock. Fourth.
Height, Al feet
HIGH JtrMP-won by Adair. First: second.
tie between Curtis. Fourth. and Crissman,
Third Height, 3 feet q inches.
JANELTN THROW-Won by Rarsdale,
Second: second, Nudley, First; third,
Sullivan. Third. Distance. 100 feet
inches
BROAD JTTMP-won by Brady Fourth: sec
ond. Sumers. Fourth third Moses, First.
Dis;z---. - fv-r inches.
DISCUS TfIROW-Won by Shapiey. Fourth
second, McCorkle, Second third. Lambert
eecond. Distance, f03 feet.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Mayflower Is Favored
For International Race
Strong Backing for Schooner
Barred Year Ago.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Aug. 5.-The
American race committee has decided
to back to the limit" the entry of the
schooner Mayfiower in the elimination
races Of October 1914 to choose a
challenger for the North Atlantic fisher
mems trophy. II the Maynower wins
in the elimination contest the commit
tee will insist that the Canadian Cup
trustees acknowledge her as the Amer
lean challenger In the international
fishermen's race to be held or Glouces-
ter late in October.
The committee was unanimous In it's
opinion that the objection to the May
flower raised by the Canadians a year
ago that she was not bona fde rish-
ing schooner had been removed by the
record earned by the schooner on the
Grand Banks this season.
A committee Of three was named to
present to the Canadian committee a
list of entries In the elimination trials,
this list to include the Mayfiower. IL
was decided to invite Sir Thomas LIP
ton to attend the international race.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
sLooPs. CLASS ss-sTART, $780,
rT I'm COTrpgE
Bob Cat Wins Kitten Race
of Seawanhaka Corinthians

SO light was the wind off Center Isl-
and that IL was only possible to hold a
morning race for the kitten class to-
day in the Seawanhaka Corinthian
Yacht Club week end regatta. Although
the boats went out in the Sound this
afternoon 1t was practically fiat calm
and SO II was impossible to hold a con-
test. In the morning brush the winner
was Bob Cat. the property OF william
Loeb 3d and Joseph Willets Outer.
bridge.
The summary:
KITTEN CLASS-START II A. M.--INsIDE
COITRgE
The New York herald., 1922-08-06

than any other pitcher Pruett is pitch
ing his first season in the Big Show.
having come to the Browns from the
University of Missouri. But the col
legian throws q ball which the Babe de-
tests. Pruett has a fadeaway of the
Natty type and Ruth cannot touch 1t.
The young left handler delights in throw
ing nothing but fadeaways at the Babe
and the Babe certainly takes no delight
in tanning the breezes.
An example of the pitcher who cannot
beat certain club is Ruether of the
Dodgers. The Cardinals are his jinxes.
Billy Sherdel, the left handler of the
Cardinals, is one of the Brooklyn hoo
docs. The other day Uncle Robbie sent
Ruether against Sherdel-and Dutch
did not last more than three innings
while Billy pitched his way to another
slow ball victory
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
johnson Knocks Out Maxted.

Floyd Johnson, heavyweight prospect
from tho coast, made an auspiclous
debut In the East last night at the
Greensboro A. G. open air arena.
knocking out the hard hitting Sailor
Tom Maxted IN tho seventh round Of a
scheduled twelve round contest. In an
other twelve round bout Babe Herman,
who Is out to reestablish his prestige.
easily outpointed Jimmy Mars and
gained tho decision OF the Judges.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Westhampton Club Holds
Big Regatta for Yachts
Celebrate Opening Of New
Speonk Station.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HERALD.
wEsrHAMProN. L. l., Aug. 5.-More
than 500 yachtsmen and their friends
gathered at Speonk to-day for the for
NAL opening of the new yachting station
of tht Westhampton Country Club. In
honor of the occasion a championship
regatta was sailed that brought to the
starting line thirty-four craft. 1t was
the largest fleet that has sailed SO far
this summer on Moriches Bay.
The wind was south-southwest and
fresh, giving the yachtsmen one OF the
best sailing breezes of the summer. As
a result, the regatta was voted splen-
did success and was taken as good
omen in connection with the opening
ceremonies at the club. Commodore
Lewis E. Pierson. who has been princi-
pally responsible for the building of the
clubhouse, was warmly congratulated on
the success OF the day. The summaries: !:
sLooPs. CLASS AA-sTART. 3 20
CLUB COURSE.
Elapsed
Finish. Time.
Yacht and Owner. HIM. S. ii. NJ. 8.
Rainbow, A. A. Bergh..... 05 OF / 45 or
sLooPs. CLASS BB-srART. 3:2o-
CLUB COURSE.
Adelaide w., w. COnklln.. y DU No oN w
Adelaide L., T. Il. Conklin. OF 81 Al 81
Moonglow. A. Kluberg..... OF 16 a o6
Spalpeen, w. l.. Kidde. 5 % II A5 IL
sLooPs, CLASS B-sTART. 3:25--
CLUB COURSE.
Ceciie, w. Robinson. ....... 10 SO A5 33
windward, J. II. Lounsbury II u 46 u
Serena, l.. Moore. IL 81 j aS 81
Pauline. L. Holt. ............ Did not finish.
INDIAN CLASS-START, 80
CLUB COURSE.
Cuyahoga, @. r.. Potts.. 1S IS 1 4s 1s
Cherokee. Carl Pflug....... 10 OF 1 40 OF
Yennecott, l.. A. Hallock... 10 fS 40 1s
Montauk, w. @. Atwator, Jr. . 10 % ] 40 35
Wyandotte. l.. Il. Pierson.. Q 80 Al . 90 Al
sLooPS. CLASS ss-sTART, $780,
CLUB COURSE.
No. 0. John Pflug. ......... OF 40 2T 40
No. n, Margaret Borland. = OF 80 1 81 30
No. 4, John Kidde. ......... 3 or 10 2S 10
No. q, g. w. Hnnley. ........ = 03 40 2S 40
No. 15 n. l.. Gin. ......... 0J 90 80 90
No. 4, j.. u. Burrell. ....... 05 15 1 80 is
No. @, Louis Kimball. ...... 3 Oj 80 30 30
No. 10. X. Hartell.......... = 00 1s 81 rs
No. 20, A, Stumbugler..... 3 OF 30 81 30
No. Z, J. McAleenan ....... 07 90 1 80 81
No. 20, 8. III. Gilespie...... 8 10 81 / 80 81
No. 8, A. Mark. 5 IL 03 SO O3
No. 81, ". T. Layman, Jr.. . II % / 80 %
No 2S, IL. ". Cloppen. Jr.. IL 03 81 O3
No Is. IL. u Munger...... Y 22 ! q 22
No. -, J. Wilde. 3 IL 43 81 40
No. 2, j. Medina .......... IA "a 1 80 %
No. %, u. l.. Allen. Disqualified.
No. ~, Miss Hayward...... Did not finish.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Pruett lis Ruth's "Pest.-

A nYiking example Of the pitcher who
is q INK for a particular star hitter is
HubdW Pruett OF the Browns, who has
afannf1 Babe Ruth this year more often
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Pilgrim Yachts in Light Airs.

Light weather all but spoiled the an
nual regatta of the Pilgrim Yacht Club
on Gravesend Bay yesterday So light
was the breeze that the committee,
made up of J. Johnson, chairman; Com
modore +. G. Herman, Nick Nelson and
Richard Rummell, was forced to stop
the boats at the end of the first round.
Regardless of the fact that the course
was cut in half II was late finishes for
all the craft The summary:
HANDICAP CLAss--SECOND DIVISION
START. 3;4o-cOURSE 4 MILES.
The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Coode Wins on Foul.

Johnny Goode won on a foul from Al
Boyle in the seventh round of the fea-
ture bout at the Ridgewood Grove
Sporting Club last night
Washington Journal., 1922-09-08
Me,te Mars. llnterindansen.

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men, Die er ieit so Sabren erreidt
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fniipft Iino unO Die nod feline be-
frieoigenoe 20iung gefunoen boben.
Sir bic europdii6en Sbierbatorien
ueroen Die neutrality-suspicious.
gen ullerOings iebr un9iinitig ieiu;
man muB cine @egeno iiioliA oeS
9lequotors aufiu6en, Inn ben WarS
bod am Simmel 5u ieben. Gin rei-
der amerifaniifer 6rerno Der
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mo- er oen 8laneten i'm 3eHit beo-
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@rgebniIie ser 8eobadtungen NIT
Dem nellartigen Seleifop, Dos iiber
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lebbaftem Sntereiie. Mae9fees Be
obadtuugen fonnen piellei6t Die
20iung oes @roblems Der ooppelten
MarsfanGle bringen, Die fir man
die Sen 8epeis elmer bod)entmidelten
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ein8iae 9lanet unierer Come, Der
oieielben @e0insungen fir ole Be-
pobnbarfeit mie uniere Groe oarbie-
tet, beIonoers in ieinen dquatorialeu
@ebieten.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-08

gebIid our 9eidisuns Ser arnten
Gbriiten in &leinolien (oie nod Den
breitgetretenen 8erfolguugen Ourd
Die Eiirfen eieeutlih iest ale tot iein
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GnglQnOrn, 6ran8oien unoStalieneru
inbe3ug uuf aIeiualien lit gon5 I'M
StiIe 0es alien, neutrality-suspicious.
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lette &rieg bate Ons Gnoe aIler
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nat (pie Die oes Sobnion borige $50
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ibn mad ben nerelten Nodridten
1885, 96 fir So 6oIlette, 76,506 fir
Gep. @arfieIo), iit cine iiberm6Itigell.
oe. Ser Staot @isconIin lit elmer
Ger aufgeipedteiten uno intelligence
item oeS 2anoes. Die Sugeno betei-
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uno oamit leiner @runol1se uno $50
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Star, ser ionlt in 2eitartifeln ale
politiihen 8ablen eeroll regiitriert,
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gropn, iino mid mieoergem1blt NOR
Den. Soften mir nan auf einen Sieg
oeS Senators Jronce in MarDIan0.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-08

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nlfgeltelt mie ). 9. Yuppenblloe
8ierbuoe, @iirltdentiih, @Iiid8rn0
uno mebrere anoerc. 3as f%inan5iea,
Grgebnis fam nod nid)t mitgeteiI
meroen, bod miro eS oos bonn nori
gen Sabr. menn niht iiberiteigen i
bod linn gleidfommen.
AIle 8eiuher gineen nit 8efrie0i
gnng nod Souie.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-08
gtetTesbaftm s~arramtntu,
8nFunFt bon &olifOrniens StaatS.
banptitaOt.

Die faliforniide politiide Saupt.
Ito0t Sacramento mar BON ieber eirte
SluB. Safenitaot getpeieu, felt Der
aapit1n Sobn Gutter tie
griinoetc, mas idon Dor Den Eagen
oes falifornii6en @oIOiGger : An-
Iturmes mar.
aber Idngit itebt auf Dem
@unih5ettel Der Stoatspatrioten
un0 GROCER @eiddftsintereilen elm
HIan, oie Staot aud au einem Sief-
ice . Safen 81 idafien. 8ie EN-
gigenberiht ans Sacramento be.
Iagt, fno ale 8orfebrungen poIlen.
set, SEN geiltanO ser Nationalre.
gierung fir Oas 8roieft an5ltgeDeu,
- bouptl1dli1 NIT 8erufung alf
Oie (fiir einen groBen Cell Oes
Bubliftms nod uelte) Satiahe, 0aB
Ser Sacramento 6luB I'M 8erb6lt-
mis- al ieiner Qdnge mebr @eih6fte
int S9iffstonneneebalt uno i'm 8ert
banobabt, aIs ie0er nuoere
6luB in ben Der. Staotenl
Gie SanOel2fammer BON Sacra-
mento lit oie SeeIe Oes Elanes; aber
lie bat sic gauge Sta0t binter iid.
@egenpdrtie lino 254 Sdiffe i'm
regelre9ten Gerfebrsgeidaft, Die
Iid oieies Stromes beoieut, oarutl-
ter tit audi cine 4n3abI &aliagier-
onmpfer nit our6iAnittIih 1O0,-
900 8afiagieren pro Sobr.
9ieier STUB tit aud, ME eS
beiBt, Der erite ittlter alien natiir-
IiGen Stomen Der @elt i'm Ser
Iano bon 9roouften, mel9e unmit-
telbar an ieinen llfern eutIang &c.
wadien iino.
Nad anltlihen angaben lit Der
@ert Der 8erienoungen auf benz
SacramentofluB iinfmaI 10
groB, pie Der auer @ing6nge un B
a~usfubren in Dem beitebenoen Eief.
ieebafen Gan Diego uno fommt Dem
Oes Siefieebafens San ReOro QoS
Angeles) boaig gleidl
Ser nele Siefieebafen ioa in Der
art gei6offen tueroen, bob elm aa.
nal gelegt miro, welder Die gerbin-
oung nit Der Niinonng oes San
Soaquinflules (8ai BON 9 al
Sran3isco) beritelt, o. nit d.
fentli6em 8eiiB uno 9etriebl