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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

til fine 5arine og gisr oem iitanb til
forifieqigt 8rug. Se paaitaar, at
BET falber biuieere emo at fisbe Wa-
terialer % bpgse ira mt, % iaa bar
De ben 8agtanfe, at meb iaa bste
Sernbarefraatcr err oct bebit at flare
Jig met nulig meo egen &isring.
So bnnbr.be Sarmere isger Sielp.
Smfring 200 Sarmere peo Wonteois
beo bar forrige llse ,noer ct Wsbe
bannet Ell Organization for nleb for.
enebe &rpfter at isse Sielp / fin 9et-
gefnibe. &c paaitaar, at 80 Brocent
at Sarmlanbet | bette Strsg er I'M.
ser 8antebeftGie fer, % at mere emo
Salpbelen al bisie Sarme bill uoiGt.
ties for "iorecloiing" naar De forfalos
ne Henter life fan uoreoes oen lite
0tarts. Sarnlerne bill isge of Sllbe
Ell ubpei til at ifufte fig Saan paa
lettere Silfaar.
SnIifner efterisses. 0tartin Goun.
tbs Iutoriteter isger efter en- 9ictor
9eterion, ionl paaitaaes at bape til
penot iig flere Sunorebe Dollars peo
falife Eengeanpisninger. San bar
aliat iom time feeper" for Wicgea.
mara, l,oisrenbe ct Itsrre Seiarbeibe
oeb Sairmpnt, % BET bar i'm Irbeioss
gipers Taon han briigte. Betcrion
bar fdeiuunoen fSr Salifnerierne op.
b%aacoes. DC Namara ltber forre.
item intet Cab, ba 9anfen ilobetalte
Inpisningcrne trobs of 8ontraftsren
traf til life netop Oa at bare no9en
Yenge itaacnbe ser.
1tbmerfclie for HeSaftsr Gue. Der
meloeS / Sanlar Bulletin al Den na.
tiorale Gresieforenine, at Sermall
Noe al H~ortbiielb, Statsoraauiiatio.
mems GiceprGIioent, or tilficnbt oct
Selpb9ger ionl ltogiproc isrite BE.
lsnilina for at bapc hperoet set itsrite
slntal inbiuiOllcllc og nnheritsttenoe
Weblenrner AZ Eresleforeninacn.
&onfurrancell onlfattebe belle Sanoei
ioet bper Stats SiceprGiiocnt beltoa.
Com geo. = fom 9. u. Sopcp al so.
pcrhin, Wasiacbnictts, pg 90. 8 bar
o. W. Wois al @biteiiib, Iolntano.
DIR. &oe or Hcbaftsr al 9laoet
Stems" / H~ortbiielo.
8rnbddifaber wieirer i isritc I'm.
gang. Soreneoe Staters CONNER
Sage Worris | Sillutb bar Den 26be
bs. ubiteot Ell Srore, bporpeo Staten
Winneiota iorbinorcs / at tage uioere
Sfribt til at in6trGpe Den iororoneoe
gciiboeliesifat poa Sernerts / noroli,
&c Winneiota, inbtil Ell Niberina Tor
ire 6orenebe Staters 9ommere er al,
bolot anaaaenbe Oct Hetsiorbuo, ION
Observation-Disclosures iorbrer. Senne nj.
boring mcilteS at blipe aiholbt / ct
Fa,il omfrina bcn lite WartS. ,Snb.
I'll oennc CT oiholoi oa oiberc Rcitcnl
mclie iaaet fan Stotena >GmbCos.
memo lite saa plbcre i i'm @iemem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

| gaaelie af Sliper Minine Cos og 80
,1afb9neige &orporationers Bigger
for at fomme. efter bpor nleget ben
Sfat belsber fig til, iom at itoite 2es
giSlatur blep paalaet 8rubeielifaber
inben Staten. SelIfaberne paaItaar
%altiaa, at oenne grtruifat er er,1rbs
lobsitrioig.
&pinSe erbulber Cpreisning. Miis
either Warfbam al minneapolis bar
beb Hetten / COTTONWOOD foaet iie til.
fienot Ell Sfabeseritatning al $500,
bpilfen @rItatnin9 en- Der I Hprbeben
boenoe Sarmer peo gtapn 8reitegaarb
bar at ubreoe. DtiiS Narfbam gif
iibite CONNER omfring / bette Strsg
% iolate Bigger, / bpilfet 9@rinoe
bum ogiaa par in0e / GreItegaaros
Stem. Otter at Miis Warfbam bap.
De forlaot Slliet iapncOe Der. Greite.
gaarO en- Soaarieobel, ben 0tiis
Warfbam blep beifplbt for at babe
I~tiaalet % tuunget til at ubbetale
bam $40. Sor OF %gienoprette lit gooe
Hapn o9 Single anlaabe iaa Spinoen
Sag FOR $1,000 MOB nponte Sar.
mer, % bun tilfieilotes oltiaa $500.
Der iagbes at foreligee Ell lianenoe
Sag moo ct anoet Weolem al 8reites
g~aarofamiliert o9 at oenne Sag ienes
re pil6e fprelPaaeS Hetten iii 9es
Gambling.
SanfinipeftBr Snea reiianerer. -
Sieper 9. 91,ea, StatenS 9antin.
ipeftsr, befienbtgioroe Sorsbaa, at
ban bopbe operleperct @upernsr
Erers lin &eiigtation, at treble ifraft
iaainart N @fterfslger funoe ubnep.
mes o. inbipttes. @upernsren moo.
tog Reiignationen netop iom ban til.
troaote &eiien til @oibinaton, GA
llonTurclIen bill uoen Spil blipc abort
l%aa'nart ban cr b%iemfonuncn oe1tlte
ltge. Vtr. Olleu trp6er / Sorbin6el,
ie meo Ell Grippe 9anfsrer oa andre
6orretntngsmGnb / ipolige Mirre.
lota, hnor han bor lit Stem. San
aater ierit of relic iii 9alaton, men
hdaber 'enere at h,llne oprette lit
Sopeofparter / Gipcitonc, bpor ban
fsr bar boet. Scr. 0uea reprriente.
reoe Tipeitone og Iocf Gountper /
StatenS Senat ira 1911 iii 1918.
tiente iioitleocn Saar Ell fort Sto
iom 8i'pernsrcns Sefretqr % ienere
lom Sanfinipeftsr.
sbumiuns Selifab bar GfterSsn.
ming. u. s. (GN Sbomion, Der flo.
tie SOFT ~opnaaebe 8eroenSberemmel.
'e peo at "Iaane" en- Winion Dollars
az line IrbcibSgipere, oct fore Sloa.
tertlrma | guitin, men Iom III, for
bette "Saan" nitiener ell Sermiu /
StatSfGngilet ucb StiQpoter, - ber.
nc 'onmc Gp Shon1ion bapoc iioitc
Zoe Slrli iornnitaltct Ell burorenbc
6cit pao lin Menitcriarm Cofhalc,
! % Tor at lfofIe @iGitcrnc pcb benne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31
&pr0 Safpta.
9fi gBrn aiprt faber[pie.

vi gsrn giprt faberlple. SuItrii
% nj Ssr,l miitebe lin Sorisrger %
Saber, 90 9ert 6. Wetcalf al Tap'
etc, ilGr ailber, blep brGbt peo at
pGlte ct 2GS grop 8eb ooer iig. 6ors
ulpffebe bar 80 Slar gainmel.
grnnfnl ieubes fra geIpa. sra
Selpa ntelbes, of Here Goerlaorllt'
ger @rnnful err ienot oerfra sitopcr.
De berperenbe 9lilgriiber ipsiel'Tt
ter | 8tnter flcre 0t9rb END nosrlt'
iinbc for, % Ger har pGrct en- itoSt9
sseitbe @fteripsrsiel paa bet Der no
pirnbne 0robuft.
Spebe6nrfere inforpprerer. NoriD
Safota @beat 9ropers Isiociatioll.
bpis 8raiibent :er George Guis al
8ranb Sorts, bar inforporeret for
tooperatip Misunderstanding 90 anoer'
Drift til Spebebprferes Snteres'c.
Sel'fabet bar ingen Iftiefapital, o.
WeoIemSifab opnaaeS peb at inobe'
tale $40.
Nprbiagn / gallep Gin. Sagsr
MOB @iliam @lnmer, anflaset FOR
at hape mprbet 0iorie @icf | ct so
rel / Sarge i%ioitIeocn roc Silnt. inn
blot paabcepnbt peb Retten | SnilcN
Gitp, maattc iorrige ltae no'GtfcS
(sprtfnttes pou iibitc Gioe.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31
WtnneIota.

0rebt / StenbrnS. Sobn g. Sbera,
SO Iar gammel, bleo forleoen orebt
/ tit Stenbruo peo ct. Glouo peo at
faloe neb / en- 70 500 bpb Sfoft. San
operlepes al S,litri, % en- Cater.
Initin porer. Sfplae ben rlpe
Ibresiefalenber, Tom IuItin netop
bar ilbgipet, er gpenS Snbbpageron.
tai MI 12,131. Sette er en- Sorsael.
ie af 2,013 ooer Sorenebe Staters
Spaaoe peb Solfetplliugen for to
Iar iiben.
Sefienot Spmmer bpb. G6mu,o
@. 9a5iae, iorn / 80 glar bapoe Doe.
ret Ramiep goitntps SfifteretSpom.
mer % iom bar blanbt st. Hauls
melt agteoe gomle 8~ionerer, err bso
lit Siem Ger. 0soen inbtraabte eiter
flere Waanebers Spseleie.
CONNER ifiGnfes bpiSe ,Sambifer.
Toliticbef Saben o. Irel {. SoIm,
Glerf peo gpretten / Sibbing, toa Ell
ganrmcl engelif Sfif ibrlIe pco iorle-
Den of forGre Gonrller 9raop ct Gar
bpibe aib Sanbifcr, ba Retteu aab.
neoes og Der ingen Eager fprclaa.
Sirainias Ianor aiennuminerct.
Teo BET ierite Grimprpala, iom Sir.
einia bar bapt iiben &%ninberne iii
Stemmeret, CT Tapor ". %. Gmpie
blepen a%iennomineret nteb t.494
Stemmer. 9. Q. Sobl, iom par hans
iterfeite &onfurrent, fit 919 Stems
mer.
&pinbe ! hilbert 2eas 8praao. =
Wrs. &obert SDigbt al Ilbert SEQ
blep iorriae llge al g~praabet palsi
til at iplbe Balance efter Robert In,
berion, iom bapoe reiigneret. Der
blep paaitaaet, at Wrs. 3Digbt par
ben fsrlte 8pinbe / 0~einneiota pal9l
iom Weolem al gpitprelie.
Yrutciterer muo SfuleSanic. De
bar paft megen Wiisiornsiclic / 9afe
iielo, at Sfolcroabet bar tiaabt 9an
ieielifobcr aiholbt / Nsiifolens @pm
naiitlofalc. 20 az 9nens proteitan
tiife Wenigbeoer bapoc enoog pcb Ee
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

So @usnlaSninaer Mais til Arme'
nien. Sarnlere / 9lacf Samf Count
In bar forriae llge ienot TO So9nlao.
ninaer Wtais iii oct nsolioenoe Solf
/ Irmeniclt. Zen enc Sernbanepogn
bleo iplot / Gebar Soils, oeit anoet
@aterloo, bper 9aonine llogierenoe
I 500 9uIbels. Sarmerne bite Jig
meoet imsbefomenbe, ibet bier al
Dem gap so 9uibels % nogle enOog
mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31
@renoepiu itiaalet ira Trng1et,

grrnoepin i%tiaalet ira Trngle.
Huber Observation-Disclosures @allfon
forlcoen Dag blep Ell Geprltp Sbe.
riff ienbt neo / Spngilets aieloer for
of bente enoel 9epismateriale / Sorm
al grpnoepinsfloifer. aue "gepis"
bite iig at bore forioun1one, ioet Sppe
oienipnlia hapbe brriot Jig ino /
Srngilet og taeet ben belle 9rpnoe-
pinsforipning, iom Der / Sorm al ge-
pismateriale par lagret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

y(Gortiettcs paa iiDitc Sioe.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

SiliaIss. "6orecluieo eano."
100 4cr.5 al rist gaub, beIi9seuos npr
3bisi 8ipsr 'Saus, Miuusioto, os Itssenoe
inbtil rosIs al be iru9tbarsits Sarn1e ! Gouns
tpst. ganost opbprtet, SRt al Smaabp9s
ninssr, I'm StooIunS. Gstt. g en- i~tordrtet
2lnlepniu9. Tris 50, 500; $500 tontant
iitrer Stisbe (Issb). Sang cenitano o9
Ietts aibstaIinespiIfaar puu Reiten. Sor ners
mere S~pIpsninssr ifriu til u. 8. Treberit.
Tirii & Peoples Stats Saut Slb9., 3bte'
Riper Sails, Wtinneiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

Snoiparer mange Eensc. Statens
&anoepeisfommisiion bar Wano'fa,
Der, bpis eneite Spgape Der er finbe
oct melt betoenme 8rlts for Ieiar.
beioer, % Der paaitaaes, at oerpeb er
inbiparet Staten omtrent $243, 000
| oct iorlsbne Iar. Spor Der ifaI
foretages Seiarbeioer begpnber oisie
Solf itrar at inlie omfring otter be.
fpemt tiaiggenoe Seier al 9ruS, oq
/ De ileite Silielber bar DC p9ret bel,
bi9e. Ser bar | garets Sob aobnei
@rllstag paa 210 iorifieQige Steoer.
beligsenoe / go al Statens 80 9oun,
eper. 0isie iPrifilte Ianoifaber
iom altiaa itabig inuier omfriua eli
FER paSienoc @ruS iii Tciar6eiber
bnr III pGret / grbeibc / 10 9ur,
hpilfcn SiO DC bar foitet SanoCuciS
: commissioner $13,1S2.96, men Scn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

Stprartet @rleonirg at faa apot
~ 0onb, lette &iltuar. ri 9ilte, Sart.
Safer A52, ct. Groir SAILS, isis.
0lspers eaup. ccutraIe Winncipta. SiIot %
nopritt. Suniiiae SiiiGur Sfriu ttttr ri lnotr'
retuinp. sibcr Yaurran, @aotua, Wtnu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31
Sri YroUe Ylapao.

Snptu lbqift for bet MI ener npQeufiuoe. Cab us
ienoe Sem en- WIngoe uf Attsittr for al beOiie hoab
Vlapap Vooe qis for andre. Sab pS isuoe Sem
en- Bog ON g~rpttats. ipm iprt9ntr Gem mango Gina
nm oerrt plnperbe Songheo. iOm 3e life peo. 9t
bar eoipprre Atteiter fro belle Sarbct prer. ipm nbiplut
btnifer al VIapac BABE bar iurerst for bsitaubte
ben Spr!tas Suitoub 'pm fprouriopss al "grptfoosr.
Belt life, opiGt life CT Winut. Seuo 3ereS
fri prsnt YIapap n,b pmsnnsube gpit. 2igcs
l.bta en- goa oEgansros grot. Ztriu til PLAPAo
COMPANY, 27o7 Stuart Building, St.
Louis, NO..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

Naar 4e nrioer III gucricrcgoc.
lnd oTr ldo oenlla az mchoclc.
a. &c 700 here's advertisement
"Seeornb-Roitru" Set iifrer Gem
ben oeoile 9ebanoliHg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31

NDrifeSlQDe! oilers camille
~ Journal, ri9t illls
itreret, interesiuute % iGuoileuoe SortPQius
ger, ipGuoenbe Eslietou, 81 Sioer. Eris Tor
/ sIar $3.50 3 Waausb.r S1.15; Gropeerp(.
15c Grspeerpl. "Sitlu9eu" 15c; "8eslefrtt"
15c; "Sarifaturen" l5c; "Niemmet" 15c
John E. Anderson, sr :; . sS1 4, ~ :,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-31
B~rok$kadede ToIk
Sat- bort coers Srpfbino!

Euiinbsr Of brotifabeoe EoIt timber 2iuorirs
for Srptifabens Sortur o9 &rotbaunbst ueo at
BRUCE Stnart's pibenitabeli9e gSbsiit YlapaO
Iaos. geitem Gem til at uGre iitauo til at
b~orttuits 8eres Sumle grotUiuo. 6olo op
at bruse Staals easr RubbersS iub, iom
itraber % tlemmer. CAB os ienor DEM en-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-27

n. c. Wills, Matchmaker. % North
PsIafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-27
SEINERS CAUGHT
AT CAMP WALTON
Prospects Good for an Ideal Season
this Year at the Camp with Visitors
From North.

CAMP WALTON, Fla, March 26.-
The Woman's club of this place held
its second meeting last Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. G. ]. Palmer. After
transaction of the business, delicious
fruit punch. cake, doughnuts and minis
were served by the charming hostess.
The object of this club is to promote
literary, social and philanthropic work
along practical lines and to aid in
village improvements. The officers
are: Mrs. w. c. Pryor, president; Mrs.
G. G. French, vice president, and Miss
Josie Gerlach, secretary and treasurer.
There are only 20 members, but all
are 'rhustlers." Already much progress
is shown, as through the club a
cleanup week. has been very much
in evidence. and many places are
showing beautiful changes. Everybody
is urged to clean up and plant flowers.
One of the most important features
just accomplished was the capture and
arrest of some fish seiners in the mar
rows. Tom Brooks, Don Hinson and
Bill Thompson were the parties who
caught the parties SEEMING and they
went before the judge at Crestview,
who issued a warrant for the arrest
of the seiners. Sheriff Sunmerlin
made the arrest on Monday and Tues
day the trial came up and the parties
We're fined $110 with a promise Of the
limit next time they were brought be-
fora the judge. The boys have re-
ceived 5000 as a reward for the cap
ture and arrest of the seiners, which
has been collected and paid over by
the Womans club. The SEEMING in
the reservoir waters has destroyed so
many of the fish, which are being pre-
seved for the benefit of the resorts
along the coast.
Last Thursday the Camp was hon
ored by visit of five naval planes
from the United tSatse Naval Air
Station and We're commanded by Lieut..
Com. J. H. Towers. There were 81
men in the planes and all registered at
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-27

Indianola inn for dinner, as the inn is
noted for its good chicken dinners anC
many other good eats.
| Fishing continues good.
a Mr.. Jones from Milton is located
in the Rice drug store, renovating mat
| tresses this week.
Misses Mary Creighton, Josie Ger
lack and Mrs. Woodward and Mr.
Staff motored to Crestview last Tues
| day on an advertising trip. They car
ried some beautiful roses grown by
| Miss Creighton and some fine cabbage
and head lettuce grown by Mrs. Thee.
Staff, and left it with Hon. Bill Ma
poles, editor of Okaloosa County Jour
nal.
J. W. Brooks has recently leased
the Edney corner and will open real
estate office in the near future.
Our school was visited last Friday
by our rural state school inspector He
was pleased with the school
DR.. Ralph Crawford is registed at
Indianola inn for an indefinite time
He enjoys the fishing this place af-
fords.
The county home demonstration
agent, Miss Bertha Henry of LAUREL
Hill, visited our school last Wednes-
day and made a very interesting talk
TO the children and large number of
the ladies belonging to the Woman's
club
NJ. and Mrs. c. E. wellran were
pleasant guests at Indianola inn list
Wednesday evening.
D. r. and Fred Curtis of Pensacola
are recent arrivals at the Camp ans
are registered at Indianola inn.
One of the latest improvements
started here is the repair work on the
Brooks house. which is now in prog
ress and we hope TO see II open for
the summer trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.Harberson from
DeFuniak Springs are here at their
beautiful summer home to spend a few
days and to look after the work on
the Brooks house.
The beautiful infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. DenPree, who are regis
tered at the Indianola inn, is again
well after a week Of severe cold, which
almost developed into pneumonia
Prospects are good for an ideal sea-
son at the Camp this year. as many
people from Birmingham and Mont
gomery also other noted places are
already asking for reservations for
the summer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-27
BEFORE THE WAR;
DRAMA AT THE isis.
"A Virginia courtship" Has Been
Modernized and Brought Down
to the Present Day.

Way down south in Dixie, in the
days befo' the war
That is the place and the period OF
"a Virginia Courtship," Realart pic
ture in which May McAvoy win be
seen at the Isis theatre for only one
day-Wednesday.
But "befo' de war" doesn't mean the
same thing now that it did ten years
ago-in Dixie, or anywhere else. In diff
ferent parts of the world the phrase
referred to various conflicts. Since
then practically the whole world has
made common cause. In the south, be
fore the war meant prior to 1851; now
il means the period just before 1917
when sons of the north and south for
got old differences and Joined arms
against the common enemy.
"A Virginia Courtship" is the IA
nous old play by Eugene Presbrey, but
1T has been undermined and brought
down to the twentieth century. Miss
McAvoy, as Prudence Fairfax, has OPP
portunities which allow her emotional
powers full range; first as tomboy,
"a kind of little white Topsy running
wild over the Virginia plantation, and
later as q young woman, having her
first and last romance with the
nephew of her guardian, and being
saved by him from a band Of criminals
into whose hands she had fallen.
Miss McAvoy is supported by Cas-
son Ferguson, the young leading man
recently seen with Betty Compson In
"At the End OF the World Mr.. Fer
guson is seen as the young Southerner
who comes home from agricultural
college determined to introduce pro-
gressive ideas in Dixie.
Further support includes Richard
Tucker, Alec 3. Francis Kathlyn VIII
liams, Jane Keckley, L. M. Wells, Guy
oliver, and yern Winters. Frank
OfConnor directed, and the adaptation
was made by Edfrid Bingham from the
play by Eugene Presbrey.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-27

The zedeer symphonic Quintet which viii the coming Redpah
will be
City
a firm
belief public the
vOlns a
popularized
orchestra that actual
ship
soprano Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-27
WINS IN JOURNALS
SUBSCRIPTION SALES CAMPAIGN
Five Wonderful Automobile and Many Valuable Prizes
Absolutely Free, and Cash Commission to Every
Other Participant Who Follows Rules

mission of 10 per cent on the money
they collect during the campaign.
Territory Divided Into T"e Districts.
The territory covered by Ihc Pensa-
cola Journal has been divided into two
districts, one the City Of Pensacola
anu the other the territory outside of
the city limits of Pensacola. Cais d1-
E4tion is shown in the adv ertisement
Thi2 arrangement gives all workers
an equal opportunity of sha,lng in the
wonderful list of awards. This di-
vision of territory, howe yer, does not
mean that a candidate is restricted in
any way as to the locality wh.ch he or
sh2 may work in securing zubscrip.
tons and votes The division of terri
tory was made solely with the idea of
giving assurance that al! who enter
ard compete will have an equal OPP
portunity, since awards will be given
i'll each of the two districts.
The Pensacola Journal Campaign De-
...... partment. s
The Journal has created q Cam
paign Department to help all who are
interested in our big liberal offer. The
Campaign Department is ready and
willing at all times to give all the help
and information possible as to the best
method of procedure.
The Campaign Department is To-
Gated on the second floor of The Jour
nal building. The office will be open
from a. m. to 8 p. m. every day. If
you cannot call personally, then write
or phone. The telephone number is
As. Just ask for The Salesmanship
Club Manager.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-27

Indianola inn for dinner, as the inn is
noted for it's good chicken dinners and
many other good eats.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-27
LONE STARS WIN CLOSE
GAME WITH CHERO-COLAS

The Lone Stars defeated the CherO-
Colas in an interesting and close base
ball game Sunday morning, the score
being to 8. The batteries were Dillon
and Lawrence for the Lone Stars, for
the Chero- Colas Sheats and Arm
strong. The same teams will play
again this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-27
IPARENT-TEACHERS' ASSN
YONGE SCHOOL TO MEET

The primary and grammar Parent
Teachers association of p. X. Yonge
school will hold called meeting Tues
day afternoon at 2:45 o'clock. All par
ents are urgently requested to be
present.
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TO REORGANIzE
CHILDREN'S WORK
Crawford jackson breaches in Pensa'
cola in Behalf of chanceless JuVe-
niles of City.

Crawford Jackson OF Guilford, n. c.,
general secretary Of the Juvenile Pro-
tective association, preached Sunday
at the Gadsden Street Methodist
church at the II o'clock service and
at the First Baptist church in the
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Monday afternoon at o'clock in
the sun parlor of the San Carlos hotel
Mr.. jackson will address those inter
ested in the more or less chanceless
children dealt with by the Juvenile
court.
Mr.. Jackson has been engaged in
Juvenile reform work for 20 years and,
with the efficient aid of F. NJ. Hudson
of Mariana and Governor Broward,
was instrumental in assisting and rec
ommending measures to the legisla
ture, as far back as 1907, and was able
to see, after four years of effort on the
part of these and others, the legal
juvenile court system OF Florida be-
come a reality.
In Other Cities.
Mr.. Jackson has formerly organized
an association not only in Pensacola
but in a number of other cities and
towns in Florida and other states of
the south, and some of these associa-
tons are doing splendid work in CO.
operation with the Juvenile court of
ficer.
For instance, in Miami, where an
active juvenile protective association
has been operating for some years
with Judge NJ. Henry Cohen as presi-
dent, and now Judge Pettiway as
II,
children were aided and about 90 per
cent of this number are said to have
been satisfactorily placed or else made
great progress during the year.
Probation Officer J. s. Lanier, nom
mated by the Juvenile Protective as
ISOLATION, last year aided TIT children
and nearly all of these have made
good, Mr.. Jackson said.
Reorganize Here.
An association was organized in
Pensacola two years ago, but has not
functioned properly, and the purpose
of the friends Of the movement is to
reorganize, so az to cooperate more
effectively with the county judge and
Sam S. Pinney, the probation officer
of Escambia county.
When Mr.. Jackson organized an as
ISOLATION in Miami about two weeks
ago, not only was there great entl1u-
siasm and effective organization, but
10 capable volunteers offered them
selves as Big Brothers and Sisters at
that meeting. That is what is desired
and needed in Pensacola, said Mr..
jackson.
The pastors of all churches were
urged to appoint at one of their serv-
ices yesterday at least six representa-
tives, three ladies and three men,
deeply interested in children, in addi-
ton TO the Sunday school superintend-
ent and pastor, making eight for each
congregation, to attend the meeting at
the San Carlos on Monday afternoon.
Teachers, members of the Pensacola
Woman's club and other social service
agencies interested in children are also
cordially invited.
Monerief to Preside.
Dr. A. j. Moncrief will preside at
this afternoons meeting. There will
be four speakers: Mrs. c. A. Weis, j.
P. Moore, A. z. Palmer and Crwford
Jackson. The speeches will be of about
five minutes duration.
Those who expect to attend are re-
queste dto come about ten minutes be-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-27
Monerief to Preside.

DR.. A. j. Moncrief will preside al
this afternoons meeting. There will
be four speakers: Mrs. c. A. Weis, j
P. Moore, A. z. Palmer and Crwford
Jackson. The speeches will be of about
five minutes duration.
Those who expect to attend are re-
queste dto come about ten minutes be-
fore the meeting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-03-27

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