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SHIPPING
FOREIGN CONSULS

ARGENTINE REPUBLIC - DIR.
J.cH. Pierpont, vice consulate, No.
ST. American National bank build
ihsE; phone 15S.
BELGIUM H. Hilton Green,
vice consul, No. COL American Ma
ttonal bank building; phone 42S.
Gu IN -. Gabriel Angel de
Amenabar, consul, Frank Batet,
vice consul: No. 81 Blount Build
ing; phone 1897; hours 1912 a. m.
IA p. m.
GREAT BRFTAIN-W. D. Howe,
vice CONSUL, 610 American National
bank building; phone $40.
DENMARK-C. NJ. Oerting, VICE
consul. Gel South Palafox street;
phone 81.
GUATEMALA-Yincent ]. yias!.
vice consul. lot East Intendeneia
street; phone 1897.
SPAIN. Garriga, vice cepENl,
No. COZ American National Bank
building; phone 543.
SWEDEN-C. NJ. Oerting, VICE
consul, sol South PaIafox street;
Phone 81.
URUGUAY - Vincent J. Vidal,
vice consul, 107 East Intendencia
street; phone 1872.
FRANCE - George W. Howe.
consular agent, $40 American Ma
tIonal bank building; phone 542.
NETHERLANDS and NORWAY
"A. Zelius, vice consul, 6i9 South,
.Pa4afoX street; phone 1879.
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LEGAL NOTICE
sHERIFF's SALE

Notice is hereby given that uaderr
and by virtue of an execution issued
from the Circuit Court of Escambia
County, Florida, on a Judgment rev.
dered in the County Judges Court OF
Escambia County. Florida, wherein
S. Kahn and R. II. Kahn, doing bus
mess as the Southern Grocery Com
ps1y, were plaintiffs and R. Kelly was
defendant, the undersigned. as sheriff
Of Escambia County, Florida, has
levied upon RS the poverty Of the said
+. Reilly and will offer for sale and
sen at public outcry, to the highest
and best cash bidder, during the legal
hours Of sale, in front Of the County
Courthouse door in Pensacola, Bscap-
bFa County. Florida, on Monday, tue
LIST day OF January, A. D. 1893. the
following described poperty. toIwit:
An undivided one-third 0-S) iRteeest
IN Tot thirteen ga. in block tveatz-
nine (29). West King Tract. accoEdiHg
to the map OF the City OF Penaaco1a, as
c6pyrighted by Thomas G. WATSON in
1905 together with all and singular TIE
tenements, hereditaments, and APP
purtenances thereunto belonging or in
any wise appertaininE. Terms cash.
Deed at cost of purchaser:
A. CARY ELLIS,
Sheriff Of Eseambia County, Florida.
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Husband and Friend
Indicted for Murder
CBy Associated PresEa

NEW DIRK, Dec. 5.-The Bronx county
grand jury investigating the ash pit MUIR
der OF Mrs. Jennie Becker today returned
a superseding indictment against her hus-
band, Abraham. chauffeur. and another
Indictment against HIS friend. Reuben
Norkin, owner of a welding shop near the
spot where the woman was buried alive.
Both indictments charged murder In the
first degree
Assistant District Attorney Cohen stat
ed that the jury considered that the pair
had acted in concert. They will be ar
raigned Jointly later in the week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-06

Millions Of mothers keep "CsHrorDfz
Fig Syrup" E"ndy. They know q tea-
spoonful today may save a sick chic
tomorrow. 1t never cramps rr over
acts. Ask your druggist fo~ ge-ui,e
California Fig Syrup which has DIRE
tons for babies and children Of AL
ages printed on bottle Mother, vrg
must say california or you NAV e,
an imitation fig syrup-Advertisemc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-06

II your child Is oonst4pAted, fun Of
cold, has collie. or II the stomach is sour,
breath bad. tongue coated, a teaspoon
ful Of California Fig Syrup" Will new
er fail to open the bowels. In a few
houfs YOU can see fer yourself how
thoroughly it works the constipation
poison, sour bile and waste right out
and YOU. have a We'll playful child again.
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One Clear Call"
Romance of South

Long before Augustus Thomas COM
menced perpetuating the romance of
the south on the stage in a series of
plays that began with Alabama" south
of the Mason-D Dixon line has been regard
ed as a section totally surrounded by
cavaliers and tender emotions. The
adaptability Of the south to strong, swing
ing narration finds its Justification again
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-06

There is coming to the screen Of the
Isis theatre tomorrow Mammals Affair"
the screen version OF Rachel Barton But
ler's Harvard University prize play.
Constance Talmage, the star, wins new
laurels in this vehicle.
Mammals Affair" IS presented by
Joseph NJ. Schenck and is released by As
ciated First National. The screen adap-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-06
MIAMI FAvoRs SUBSIDY.

MIAMI, Dec. 6.-Chamber Of commerce
directors last night unanimously passed
a resolution asking Senators Fletcher and
Trammell of Florida and Oscar Under
wood Of Alabama to forget partisan poll
tics" and support the Harding ship sub
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ed American lines, were today formally
transferred to Pan American registry be-
cause, according to president of the line,
impossible for the two ships to cope with
foreign vessels which can sell liquor on
the high seas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-06

Aftsr unloading a part cargo Of pota,sI,
q nd kaihft from Germany. the Italian
stea MGR Attuahta cleared late NesteTda y
ifea. Hsw Orleans where she will begin
loading cargo for foreign ports.
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Carrying a partial cargo OF FLORIDA
phosphate taken at Port Tampa and con-
}Ssgned locally TO John 4. Merritt & Co.
ear partial cargo, the American stecme4'
Ninnequa arrived I0to yesterday after
rtQpa. She entered from Port Tampa. and
Wall begin loading at once. She is load
ing cargo for Spanish ports.
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tation was made by John Emerson and
Anita Lois, past masters at preparing
stage material for screen use. Among
the support appear Kenneth Harlan.
Efie Shannon, George lie Cure and other
well-known players. The photoplay is
said to have received remarkable COM
mendation wherever shown and its ad-
vent here is awaited with interest.
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sidy bill. The directors also voted to
ask Key West, Tampa, Pensacola and
Jacksonville to join in the request to the
senators. 1t is the belief Of the Miami
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NICK NICHOLAS.
other persons Interested. are hereby re-
qqired to appear on the 5th day of Feb
ruary. 1928, to the action commenced by
attachment in the County Judges Court
Of Escan1ba County. Florida, by the
Lewis Bear Company. a cooperation,
against the said Nick Nicholas.
This order to be publisher once week
for ten consecutive weeks in the PenEa-
cola journal.
Dcne and ordered this 18th day OK
November, 1892.
County Judge Of Escamoia County. Fla
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chamber Of commerce directors t5a. n.
passage Of the ship subsidy bill VIII mo-,
increase in the tonnage at the five No.,
named.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-06

The Aiken tug Richmond. eight days
from Havana. arrived yesterday towing
the barges Douglas. Consul and George
z: Locke. The barges We're in ballast.
Clearance for the Richmond and barges
Dinty Moore and Ernest were taken out
during the afternoon. The Dinty Moore
has cargo Of 3A4, 254 feet OF lumber
loaded here and the Ernest has a cargo
OF lumber loaded at GuIEport Both are
bound for Havana and VIII be lowed by
the Richmond.
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TA4sI7A: -Res. 5.-AcEiveG: Schoone-
4Adpdifal Stu~dte tBr:ttBi), Cozumcl Is
lana, Mexiep.
Sailed: TruSilo, New Orsea7s: Mime
Qua via PensRcols; seaaone:' Virginia
5scgise (Hond) Nuevi1as; Ocamufg &c
NeN York.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-06

PORT TAMPA. Dec. 5-Ss4led: Bay
way, BATON Rouge; schooner Harry @.
Deering, Norfolk.
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sMAcks AT SEA,

E. E. Saunders & CO. Emelia Enos. Nov
20; Seaconnet, Nov. 20; Flora J. Sears
Nov. "a; Sheffyld, Nov. %; Mary Conney
NOV. go; Fish Hawk, Nov. %; Lewis F
Harper, Dec 5.
Warren Fish Company: Aigoma. Nov
16; Osceola. Nov. Is; Seminole, Oct 81:
Oseola. Oct. 49, Clara G. Silva. Nov s;
Silas Stearns Nov. 16; Washakia, Nov.
49, Aulebra. Nov. II: Hope. Nov. %;
BARCELONA, Nov. %; May V. Greer Nov:
o.: VIM. Hayes, Nov. 2S; Rena A. Percy,
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LINERS TRANSFERRE0
NEW WORK, Dec. 5.-.-Ine tr2nsa tiSntjI
iners Pesolutc and Reliance OF. the Unit
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N THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
oY ESca rnl4ia County, State OF F4orj6e
The Lewis Bear Company, a corporation,
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VESSELS ARRIVED.

dn anf s0stoG BF in sf baa s to
Lumber &; Timber Co, for cargo.
from Ha2ana IN baa aug to AZ Aten '9 ToWboa
& Barge Co, towing barges Douglas,
Consul and George T. Lock. all light.
Minnequa Gam. str.) S434. Shea, from
Port Tampa to John A. Merritt & Co.,
for partial cargo.
VESSELS CLEARED.
Attualita Qtal. str) 4l43, Musso, for
New Orleans, light; Gulf Transit Co, To-
cal agents.
Aiken Towboat & Barge Co, for Havana,
towing barges Dinty Moore and Ernest,
" VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamers
ossining Gam. str.) 1851, Swan, Munson
Line; loading part cargo; John A. Mer-
rift & Co, agents.
Surico lam. str,) 2961, Roberts. Trans
marine Corporation; loading cargo for
Port Newark, N. j.; Ffnettte Green Co..
sunewco Gam. str.) Borum, Transma-
rine Corporation, 2l74; loading cargo;
Gillette, Green & Co, agents,
Blythmoor (Br str.j from Chile; Gulf
CoIthraps. (Amn str), s126, Waterman
Line. tied up for repairs.
CASTOR, Gam. str.) 1853, Robin; Pensa-
cola shipbuiiding Co:
Escarnbta Gt.). sa7, Mereiio. for Ros-
TAnkers In Stream
AntIetam, Bethelridge, Baldbutte, Bald
ban. Cecil County. City of Alameda, Der
Ryiine, Dungannon, Durango, Hallway,
Halo. Hagood, Hahra, Hampton Roads.
Plumas. ouabbin, Richconcal. Sapulpa,
TIxpanoil, Trimountain. Watertcwn.
Sehooners
Charles II. Mcdowell, Armour FertiH-
Ger Works, tied up.
Works, tied up.
=. Nellie, Dixie; Aiken Towboat and Barge
Company.
Do4glss; Consul; George r. Locke, Al
Fishing SmacNs.
F.. E. Saunders & Co.: Lette @. How
ard, Clarh r. Howard cisco, Alcina,
Virginia. Francis Y. Silva, Cavalier. Va
fis "a A""oe F. Silva Clara ID Little
Warren Fish CO. Mineola, Ariola, Semi
mole, Henry P. Williams.
sMAcks Ar SEA.
E. E. Saunders & Co: Emelia Enos. Nov. |
20: Seaconnet, Nov. 20; Flora J. Sears,
Nov. "a; Sheffyld, Nov. IS; Mary Conney, |
Nov. go; Fish Hawk, Nov. %; Lewis F.
warren Fish Company: Aisoma. Nov. !
Is; Osceola. Nov. Is; Seminole, Oct. 81: |
Oseola. Oct. 10: Clara c. Silva. Nov. 5; |
e. AS SaTnS N GoV II Mope Nov Ny
Barcelona, Nov. 28; May V. Greer. Nov. |
Do: VIM. Hayes, Nov. %; Rena A. Percy, |
Dec. 3.
N8ne apd one-haIf days from Boston in
% Hast, tie British steamer Penrhos ar
lived yesterday to load partial cargo of
8ensacoia Lumber & Timber Co.
The Aiken tug Richmond. eight days
EoTn Havana, arrived yesterday towing
{; Locke. The. barRes We're in ballast.
Clearance for the Richmond and barges
2inty Moore and Ernest were taken out
,aT the sftsrn 90 3s The ns Dirty Moore
oaded here and the Ernest has a cargo
II lumber loaded at Gulfport. Roth are
POUND for Havana and VIII be lowed BY
he Richmond.
Carrying a partial cargo OF FLORIDA
5gned locally TO John a. Merritt & Co.
RsFal a Gago TIE Amercan
iQPa. She entered from Port Tampa. and
VII begin loading at once. She is load
ilg caNGo for Spanish ports.
nj FAINT from from GaTmsrT. the Italian !
tear sr Attuahta cleared late NassteeFday
oadtnE cargo for foreign ports
ssp RaS ias5'Tsf co.5 SSa903 1s
sna, MexieD.
"a Via PeSsaco5le; ses,a a* S' VjraiEa
:c9lse CHondD Nuevi5as; OcaTnufgec
few York.
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N8ne apd one-haIf days from Boston ir
ba Hast, tie British steamer Penrhos ar
rived yesterday to load a partial cargo OF
lumber here. She is consigned to the
'Pensa cola Lumber & Timber Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-21

from the federal administration
or congress
But they are grabbing At
siraws an dhopine against hope
that the end OF industrial dis.
furhauccs- will react 20 the ad.
vantage II the Republican party.
when that party is no more
rcsponsihlefor the settlement Of
either strike than IL was Tor ils
inauguration
Business may revivo and un-
employment may decrease, as a
result of the ending ol strikes,
hut the question Is whether the
people will attribute the result
10 ihe Republican party
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COUNTY sA,s AwAsOs

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afrs VI " chAndlef. Miss
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The Woman Who Dared

CONSTANTLY suffering. nervous.
" lacking energ, and vitality 10
throw OF the bond. Of ~orr, and des-
pair. this liitle Woman dared def, the
shackles Of poor health dared 10
defy the skep,ics-dared to take that
step which she believed would bring
her health and happiness
She heean taking TANIAC-and
now SHE calls herself the happiesl
woman IN the entire city.
Her miserable troubles soon disap.
peared and she found herself eating
better. sleeping better. feeling better
and there swept through her ems that
buoyant strength and energy which
enabled her TO be a true helpmate 10
her husband and a real JOY and in
spIration TO her family.
There is a food Of gratitude in her
heart now. As she looks back 10 that
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usro eY rnasr GENERATIONS

= use roieys rroncy and Tar per-
ronally. give Il % all my children and
now 10 my grandchildren with ths
sane good fesaits. writes Mrs ? X.
Olson. Superior. Wise foley's Honey
and Tar has stood the test - time
serving three generations. Relieves
coughs. colds. and Group Sold Every
where
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xknY WITNESSES SUMMONED
~ MURDER TRIAL

Miami sept ? foriy seven Wit
ns.ses have ben sammorsi ~ the
trial September - = Mr and Mr.
Earl Blanchard. formerly - Sevldo.
No. who wers sentenced 70 tAe dis
rics court here Nush 8 1870. 20 life
imprisonment for ihe MURDER q
chitf q Poiiee Charles S'rcksr of
Commsrcs-
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cur rHls OUT
or ~ woRrs uoNsv
Unt eat ths slip. sueioss via - =
fulsy q Co. esyt Hbsffl.ld Ave. cat
eaxo lll. writing roaf nsms ssa -.
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turn trial pasksks eanlalnlas Fol.
eYs iansy and Ter Gotta gauaf. ~
coughs eaids and eroaR ruley Kid t.
aeF pllla aad Fuller c~tAArsis Tshl~s~
Hoia BsefywhaFs
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some little hope was insiiiled
into ire departing Republican
senators ard congressman on the
eve II the ending Of congress
through the virtual settlement n
the great railroad aud eosl
strikes. But ever this hope wss
mingled with fear beeause siick
settlements as have been effect
"a were not brought about
through the efforts Of the eos-
errmsnt The administration
undertook 70 settle the .frikes
ard made > failure n each csc
What hasbeen done vss throuea
agencies different and apart
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day when she determined TO have good
health. and backed up that de,ermina.
ton by taking her first bottle of
TANLAC.
There Is no, woman reading this
little story bu, wants 10 help her hus.
band in has struggles for succcss--io
he strong. attractive aud free from the
ills that keep her dragging around
without energy or ambiiio0 TO attain
her dreams Of happiness.
Bm iehaf are you dong abom it,
just wishing Or. will you do AZ
thousands Of courageous. sensible
women have done aud find health.
happiness and the JOYS Of living by
taking tina, splendid tonic medicine
and system bnilder-TANLACg
You can obtain this wonderful. up.
building. energizing medicine, at all
good druggists. Take
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40 nd eersAa eath - nea.s
lIaetnss t'ans.. nosehei
10 nHi Hpfead az Ms a. q
kulfer hra A A voris
80 hsd aprssd. ereshst o. tsn
n uixsr. Az. Harry
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PoRIoRN CoNGREsSMEN
RETURN TO CONSTITUENTS
WITH POOR EXCUSES


consistent with prediction
pledges IS one problem. how 70
make them appear 70 conform 70
the apparent wishes 81 Tie peo-
pie as. expressed ai the polls n
the various states j. another.
Tariff Bonus Stump
The partv has taken no eon-
sistent stand on the tariff Il has
not stood together with respect
to It's provisions: Il is a make
shift measure. denounced by as
many Republicans a. commend
II. With the leading Republican
newspapers Of the country aud
some of the leading individuals
in the party condemniac il. the
question with Republican csndi.
dates Is whether the bin means
victory or defeat for them
Some Of them stayed IN the
capitol and voted on the measure.
Others can sraddle" the qaes-
ton. having been away from
washin gton when the vote was
taken.
The bonus measure does not
seem to suit any one Those who
want a bonus paid sre not
heartily IN favor ~ the measure
given them By this congress
Those who are opposed % any
bonus Of course disapprovc this
measure.
The executive department o.
ire government does not agree
With the legislative branch aud
ths American Legion welcomes
any legislation which has been
suggested merely ~ . stepping
stone 10 further action.
Returns Dishearten
Ia view II the promises made
IN the 1920 campaign by the
Rspublican party and il eandi-
dafes and in view of tie eiec-
f;on returns from Indiana. Penn
svIvauia. Wisconsin. Name
Michigan aud elsewhere, the Re-
rnblican candidate of today Is
certainly in a auandsry a. to ihe
course he should pursue in his
campaign.
n Indiana. Pennsylvania. Wis
eonsin and other states candi.
dates opposed 70 the course ana
policies Of the present national
administration have been non1i-
nsted tr the Republicans.
In Maine the Republican vote
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WE'LL SAY THAT IS sonE COW .
From TIE ponoa City SewH. Okial
TOK sALE-Fine Jersey coE giving
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zen OF many thousands when
administration candidates were
nominated Michigan Republi.
cans gave senator Townsend a
plurality, bat Ear less than a
majority Every candidate
against his was aniiadmiuisira.
iion and anii.Newbcrrv The
vote of the Michigan RcpuhIi.
cans was Overwhelmingly anti.
administration and anti New.
berry. bnt il was divided ss that
Townsend managed 10 rc, a
plurality and with II The nomi.
nation.
Newberry an Issue
The indications from every
state whore the issue was defined
are that The people are tired 81
The kild Il = congTess and tho
kind of q national administration
the county now has. and that
different policies mnsi br prom
ised II the Republican candidates
are 10 win.
Newberry is ar issue IN livery
state The action of the senate
Ia seating the senator from Mich.
iean the action of the United
States supreme court IL cnying
the application ~ the corrupt
policies law 70 primary elections.
the action 81 Secretary n State
Hughes IN defending his client
Newberry in a publication saving
no law was violated none n
these fhings has settled the mat
ter of Newberry. and b. has bis
seating by the Senate with the
conniyance of tho national al.
ninisiraiion are issues foday al
most a. important ss the hsisiness
depression And wherever the
Republican voters have spoken
on this line they have pronounce
Il against the seating u New.
berry
Strike Erd No Aid
Some little hope was insfiiied
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