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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
SKIN TROUBLE
BURNED AND ITCHED
Little Blisters Formed on Ankle.
Raw Red and lnhamsd. Swelled
Badly, Could rot Wear Shoe. Gu
ticura Soap and Ointment Cured.

sharrs. We "a srratch with ths nnGur
On ny ankls caasud ths trouble Aner
ths ain uas srrafched - furt . sznsn
place uaau uiue blistcru formed arolnd b..
which made quite q large sorn. TIE n,Ta
waa re and the skin rud and vuy mush
iuaamed. NJ caused ne ankie ana foot %
sHen veg badly. % cuutinucd 10 sprcad
ard brramn very hurtfui. 30 a. times I
could nat sleep. De- would burn and itch sn.
but - tender I was afraid % scratca. ~
hurt - . could not uear my shoe. I tried
many rumeiies and aiso watius. but IN
pruyed = failure n was SIRE for four
ycara 90 nov. uutn 7 was rcoommend~d 20
try the Cuncara soap and oiutmsnt f1r
hraIing ne tktn. 4 punchAscd q bos -
CuticarA Ointmrnt and . oaks ~ Cuf.curA
Sap Ard whrn ! had used TO hoKna %
Cutirura Ointment with the Curicara soap.
h made q pormanout cure and hAs noe
h.@cn more since Csirned1 hfrn. Addie T..
phmips. Der 40. 1914.
m yoa nh . ain cioar - pirnrics. hiack-
heads and other annoyinG eruptiuns. handa
Fon and white. hair i've and Eosy. and
analp fire. from dandrln and itohine. bewin
to-day the rogllzr ~ % CuticlrA soap fcF
enc toilet. bath ard shampoo. assisted by
IN occasional HEhf application ~ cumcurA
Ointment No ether rnrthosf q % agrroahis.
- eruuumicai. and - often enectivs. CUT
rua soap Gtcl and Cuticura ointment
tsor1 are sd everywhoru. IAh~rai sample q
each mailed fres. with a2-p. sk1n Bouk- Az
drcss postcard ''CuticlIra. Dept. r. Bosson. =
asTendcr-faosd men sho,sid usr CuficarA
Soap shsving stlck. z5c. sampie Tree
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

Is embrace en- humanity. They are
humanitarans. dcvoting their lives TO
tas great work of upifting man.
Many men have souls tho size o. a
dollar They become mililonaires just
as naturally and easily a. mustard
grows
Most 81 us have souls not much
hirver than penny We bitterly
eonplaia against the capidify q the
man wbo plants his dollar in q fertile
entrrprIss and by good management
produces b rich crop. He loses money
too much. we say Bot our own ittle
psnuy we ourselves love 30 much
more that We fear 90 even plant IT,
but stow O. safely away In tho stomach
where Il rsproduees nothing at an and
b Itself destroyed.
GETTING rich IL by 10 means the
noblcst purpose Ia ufe. II does not
can for the highest human abilities
nut in the ne az the man who turns
dollar into q million On - years
there Is much that We an may learn
i8 our advantage n set purpose and
perseterunoo.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
JOLLIFICATION
MEETING TO Be
HELDTHIS WEEK
SECRETARY HENDERSON An.
NoUNcEs THAT OLD MEMBERS
OF vHE COMMERCIAL AssociA.
TON WILL MEET the NEW
ONES.

There win 10 4 ionincatlon meet
Ing - the members 81 the penAacola
Commercial Association some DAY
-.tt ueek. probably en Friday, 90
rIrh timc al "a members viii meet
ana welcome ths orEanization the
600 enrolled he membership cam
o. .u 90 thif eek
mestlr NIr probably es held
assorir ln froma and the date
decide trnniteiy az yet be-
secretar Henderson and the
tors aeaire that uothing shall
@ with It
c-mpaisu fur members r. not
gH ever and vii b. carried forward
uutI fHa frst - the year in the hopo
~ Est'iuE toe ae2 stiil necessary %
make tIa thuusand which the teams
started ont frw
Each team wiu put IN part -
one day each wsek and d be- thought
that the end wfn be accomplished
There are many good prospects which
the teams had MT fuil time 60 make
final calls upon and results are look
90 for from these 80 q reward Cor
further tanvaasinE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

A Federal Judge
And a Technically.

Indictments charEing violation ~
fha federal inspection laws were
brought recently in Chicago against
Armour a Company. me meat packers,
end against "a wealthy and wei known
commiasion merchant The two Arms
we're charged with transporting a
shipment o. cattle without ths federal
sfalur required under the meat Inspec-
uen art
Counsel Cor Armour a Company
nrrued that lnasmuoh 81 mo Armours
slbd not own the common carrier over
which the shipment was made they
fld NOT Transport the cattle but
naoroiy "tranahipped" taem.
uuned states IudEe Carpenter
auashsd thc Indictment on these
erounds and the Armours wealthy
members ~ enc alleged beer trust.
were released without e. trial ~ a
serious charre because. forsooth. one
lawyer In drawinw up a document used
ttie word transport" when smother
lawyer thought the word "tranship"
should have been used
W ~ not known whether the meat
packers were guilty 81 violating tire
law A. any rate that never entered
into the case. which was thrown oui
81 court on the nimsiest tschnieaiity.
The Arm0urs we're either guilty o.
not guilty and charge % vioiatins
ere law should be tried on lts merits
The people OF this country are be-
coming extremely tired Of this sort oi
thing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
Fron The tiieksyviu. clsrien.

The last time hs vas down 20 the
sity Uncle Ezra Harkina drank a
fancy drink called the russ cafe and
he SAYS q make him feel real kitten
ish. 7. Egbort peavy has got a new
monologue which he wears In one eye.
and looks Ike = regular iinsiieker of
= dude
Uncle Jabez Handy SAYS the wealth
sr once e. "a llar when II says there
was only two inches ~ rain last Phi
day night lie ketched two foot IN
his. maxim five foot that ne knows
~ personally and there was probably
= lot more.
This Is q weakly papef. but u would
be durn sight stronger " some ~
the elite members o. the local SIM "a
set would drop On and settle once in
a whole. According 10 the old blue
laws. a Teller couldn't whistle on sun
day. but Hank Tumms says q Il WIS
ser than that ia this burg. for e Teller
can't even wet his whistle
old Man Purdy and our village
president and conEcnsai undertaken.
Amos Butts. went 20 theatre show
down % the city sunday. The name
- the play was Vaudeville. Purdy
said IL was pretty fair On parts. but
the plot 81 the piece he amt got fig
gcred out yet
Hod Peters traded q Erindstun. bus
~ whip. patent wrinwer and two
joints Of stove pipe with ~ sphinx cor
a oorn planter. two bushels % ap-
ples. q phonoEraph and q family bible
Currency Amt needed en- these parts
A Teller which can eat peas with a
knife sia't SGT no business on a
farm. lie ought % 80 into voodviiis
and set ~ Hhiuin' a week as q jug
Fler.
The Rev. Hanks n busy these days
patchln the parsonage roof with
wheat pancakes m We emily had elias
tic currency a Teller ought o. ~ able
90 buy plenty ~ suspenders All right
Miss pansy Tibbitta has went q
West Hickeyviiie % attend tire alum
mum banquet ~ her alma matter. enc
West Hickeyvfiie Female Conserva
ltufy. Hank Tumma says q conacrva
tory ia where they keep fish. but Oid
Man Purdy says Hank A. a lar. Cos
place where they keep fish r. a.
Antiquarian.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
The Man Who
Started With One Dollar

Newspapers are passing around Ire
country q paragraph saying that r.
p Daniel who owns many blocks IN
Spokane. WASH. most ~ the town 81
Trail. lu British Columhia. and 10000
acres % land in Cuha. left Glasgow.
Ky 2s years ago. and arrived In
SPOKANE with just 81 IN bic pocket
SIR Daniel has done sell
This Be- not ths best Kind u success
Iu nfc. ~ any means But ~ iH one
kind. Dc Ia IRE kind that most OF us
long Coz, perhaps. 10 ts me Kind ~
which Ne are an apt 10 measure q
mans abilities and estimate his quail
sites.
A few may later estimate him ac-
curdinH 60 che uHc he makes 90 hls
money But. In rcncraL tht man who
sets rich by any method not actually
criminal 70 considered uuccessfuI
man.
Ts ia the easiest Kind af success that
can ~ achieved This man ia no rare
nluutration. Twenty years ago ss
had only one dollar Nov be r. rich.
There are thousands of others iusi uke
hlm In thia land 90 ours
tn the marveiausly rIch commercial
n1u ~ thiH continent dollars repro
ducs with ere rapidly of mustard
seeds. ore properly planted and tended
may reproduce a hundrc5foId and each
new seed planted and cared Tor again
may reproduce I1 ne same way. Be-
Fore "a man Knows be- De dollar has
multiplied Iute millions
nut e. raise mustard seed vita roud
success man mIFf kBow how. 70 Ia
possible Cor him ta become 90 devoted
e. me ere pursuit that On else - nor-
iectsd and hIs soul rhrinks to the airs
~ mustard seed but he r. then In
best condition 20 raise mustard
The nearer anY mans soul is In rlrs
e. BITE vork me better De WIN sue
errd
A fev men have soals Bis enough
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
VoX PoPULI.
los ANGELES MAN
INTERESTED ~ PENSACOLA

INTERESTED ~ FEMnA@0LA
ut Exchange BIDS, Les Angeles. CAL
Nov. m. 1874
Editor Pensacola Journal
have received several copies ~
The Journal which read with deep
interest. an showing Hfe and activity
in tho Nuif citY that. n maintained.
should bring you up 90 an advantage
Gus position when the great canal
Highway opens up in 1913. FOR surely
you have ire cereal productions ~ the
northwest ut your back door
An that a. required ~ Pensacola is
60 aner facilities in water transporta-
tIan from your front door 90 dlatrlhuts
aH that seeks a market
T aIvayH considered it r. mistake In
removing ths naval station and be-
ueyr If only "a matter 81 q short tiEae
ahen ID vii ba returned and naval
affairs 80 on more swimminEig than
ever before
thank you for courtesy extended
VERY truly
JOHN q. 4. WALKER.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BECAUSE
or his BROTHERS. DEATH

Chicago. Nov E2-Tbe death 81 hts
brother On a German prison. where ~
was serving p fifteen year sentence Tor
splitting IN ere face ~ Emperor WI
liam vas the reason uvcn ~ John
Wis1loskt Cor attempting 70 end his
lIfr today
~ am a lieutenant in the German
army Wlsoloski told che police. "and
reached Chicago yesterday for q visit
received word last uiHAt that my
brother died In prison whore be vas
sent far sriitinE in the kaiser's face.
wanted 90 de when I learned ~
hlr death
WisBl1sEi. Who swallowed poison is
expected f1 recover
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
WILL pUBLtsA WORKS Of
ORIENTAL CHRISTIAN WRITERS

Washington. Nov. 22-Cardinni Gth-
hons. presidinE over the board - trus-
tees ~ tho Catholic Univsrsity here
BIAS announced thar the Institution viii
cooperate with enc CathoIic TuIrrrr-
iy az Loavain. Belgium. IN the CONE
rilatiou and publication 81 the works
of oriental Christian writer's.
The sd % Catholic savants in Eu-
rope has been pledged. and the works.
.u - Proposed. wim ~ issued annually
Until q cumplete record ~ nuch writ
mss r. Complied. These viii include
writings on religious matters from sy-
.rlac. cortic. Ethiopic and Arabic
sources
The board - trustees. which in-
cludCs dlEnitartea ~ the church from
al parts % the country. VIII recon-
mend e number q new buildings Cor
me university
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
How's This?

Wf nHfr uae Hundred nrHar.s Reward
Ger any case nf Datarth that ramnut be
cured ~ MaiI8 cafarrh cure
u CHENEY a eco. TnIHHH. n
We taa urdsraEned. have known b.
II tleuFV Cor ffr last q. Years. ana
Believe him perfectly honorable in aI
nuslueHa tranHaefinra ard financially
nN.r fn raHN Haf any uh.lrnflrua made
~ h'a Gem
WAtuINg kIsNAN a MARVIN
Mn'unaHln nruMWfHtE. TnInan. IN.
fiaNH NHfarrH Cure D. takfm Internally.
n"fIHE directly Hnnu ere blood ard ma
taa cent free Fftee. ise per bottle sold
Er aN UfuHHisfH
Taks MhNH Family pI1s Or -auatlna
ainu. IAabeTtiaEmrut }
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
ON THE SPUR OF
THE MOMENT.

- Roy X. noulton.

The run that isn't loaded IL the one
that does the aarm.
The mule that looks the slespisst. "a
Kicking cant be beat
The Eai who locks the hoFnlieHt kin
keep house like charm.
The steak that iotks the tenderest r.
always BARD % ear.
The man who talks the siicksst - the
slowcst 60 deliver.
The man who doesn't TAX a. ail e.
rixht there with the goods
not the cheerful Eiver.
The man who boasts % bravery is
quickest 80 the wooda
T fs loudest rrayin' deacon iE the
Poorest one Co trust
The scfteHt talkin' married foiks are
quickest 10 divorce
The fastest Foin' friendship r. the
quickest Ter o. bust
Tho smallest iookin copper Il ths
hravest on re force
The Teller with the ELK hat eaHnt goi
the biggest pile
The steadicst ~ houHemaifs aiE't the
faireHt FER % see
Don't hank upon a Teller who has al
ways Fot a smile.
Appearance amt always just what
they're cracked up 20 be
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
WATCHING PENSACOLA
M MONTGOMERY

Montgomcry. Nov 90. 1874
EdIfor Pensacola Journal
Being an old resident 81 pensacola
and EtnI watching the rapid growth
~ ere city. Z note with groat interest
la your paper of the pasaaEo 30 the
rity council ~ a vote ~ 8 to ? Ia
vorine floating bonds FOR ftoooo %
build q municipal owned dry dock
wish Go say that I CONSIDER q one
20 the nreatrsf moves ever made hy
ere cts towards prorrsssivcness. and
hope that the Eood voters ~ your
city vii vote fnvorabiy On sos. ooo.
Instead of $4,000 a. think the
amount win De- necessary to build q
nrat class dock
NJ thc people VII make a few more
such moves hv 1915 az tire finish 20
tnr Panama gaaal Pensacola wtn Be
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
sui DING SHIPS FoR
TIE ANTICIPATED BUSINESS

San Francisco. Nov IA local
shipping company has ordered . Ie.-
6b0 ton ship % 80 built On the Atlantic
coast % meet the increase Ga business
expected with tire opening q the Pam
ana canai The company nov has
three ahlps 0f Ike tfWnaEe under con-
uas ordered aftsr the receipts 81 re-
ports from a special aEert sent 20
study the iun her market Ca New Tnrk
and me east and &C. urobahls develop
ment whrn the canal opens.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
VISITING BOYS
ARE WELCOMED
y. N. c. A. EXTENDS INVITATION
TO OFFICERS AND MEN Of The
SHIPS TO VISIT THERE DURING
STAY.

A. usual the Young Msrs Christian
Association has extended compliment
AIRY memberships to the officers and
sailors from the battleshipa while On
port az Pensacola
The privileges ~ All departments
are thrown open to the men and en-
equipment. from Iens. ink and paper
90 the larger apparatus On the sym
nasium. r. available for use ny the
men from the ships.
Many are taking ADVANTAGE - the
game room. reading room and other
rrivHcdEcs offered. Track and field
men. football and basket ball players
are using the gymnasium and the
equipment in the yard adjoining the
building. ondeavoring 20 keep IN condi-
tion Tor the opportunities for contests.
that might present themselves. while
cruising around
BASKET BALL.
Arrangements have tbccn made 20
play a double header basket BAH game
tonight a. eight O'Clock The FIRST
game WI he between the " ~ G. a.
end team and thc n 8. 81 South Car
olina. TIE second game viii be be-
tween the " ~ e.. A. iFt team and the
T = s. Minnesota. The teams from
the ships have worked out In me To-
cal gymnasium ard from al appear.
anres viii make a sne showing The
two ". M 81 A teams put On a hara
practice last night The players a
each team feel confident that they viii
win their game.
There viii he no charge Tor admia-
sion tonight. the public e. cordially tn
vited a great Deal 81 interest e
usually shown IN these games ana no
doubt TIE gymnasium rallery win ~
nilcd % Sc capacity
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
OLD CONFEDERATE
VETERAN IS THANKFUL

Editor Pensacola Journal
The old Confederate Veteran sim
eereN thanks every man. woman and
child In Moline and vicinity for their
kindness and attention Co aim durinr
his sicxnesB. May God bless you alI.
is the sincere PRAYER ~
WA. r. TRIMMER
tThe Journal o. Elad 90 know that
its old friend IA recovering and the
readers 81 the paper win BE equally
Fiad-Editor Journan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
ROBIN CONTINUES AIS
TESTIMONY IN HYDE CASE

New York Nov 22.-Joseph G. Ro-
hinh president % the wrecked North
ern bank. resumed the witness stand
today AZ me trial % Charles ~ Hyde
former city chamberlain. Indicted on
charges uf bribery. Hyde o. charged
with forcing Robin % lend ti9o. coo "a
the Carnegie Trust Company IN Al
gust. 1910. under threats that city
deposits IN the Northern bank would
b. withdrawn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
FORMER WOMAN ooLF
CHAMPION IS DEAD

Chicago. Nov e2-Mra. Bernard q
Horne. known Co goiuug enthusiasts
a. Bessie Anthony. Tor years Woman
Western Eoif Champion. died today az
her home. -GIen View near Kra-
wick. Va
Mrs Horne VS. a. years cd and
lived On ChieaEa unfn her marriage
eiEht years aEo Three rhidren sur
EiEc her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

tnown 20 thc outside world az one ~
tne greatest cities 81 the United
States
Much success 90 the city and The
Journal In an So UNDERTAKINGS 70 bet
ter adyancemenf
very truly vours
W FRANK PRYOR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
MEMBER OF UNIVERSITY
FACULTY IS UNDER ARREST

m. Han ~ the faculty 90 the Uni
FcrHlfT df IIinols. vas arrested here
to-day Hu an Indictment charging per-
flrF lu connection with Inquiry o.
voting hv students 20 thc .nafifutlon
az enc CAST tleutlon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

Governor Joe Brown. % eeoF -.
may hold the record in his state VITA
hia f5s bushels ~ corn to the acre,
bat the Escambia county girls toma-
90 club erceiH the world wnen %
comes 20 she produciion ~ taat de-
Inrtahie vegetable
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

st5Id oid Houston Is trying 90 sup
press the unnecessary noise mat
dIaturha tIo aomnolent popuiace OF
that town. ln hustling Pensacola toe
people are maklnE more noise and DO
ing more work every DAY and every
body seems % enjoy lt
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

NJ vas somethinE over year ago
that Nrk LonHworth'a father-tn- fla"
arate That be would regard he can
dIH1rF Ter the presidency ne greatest
calamity that could hefan The coun-
frv." thousands 81 republican off.ce-
raIdera fully concur win the colonel
ia m "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

Candy Day al Balkcom's.
Today is Candy Day az
Balkoom's. A dainty box Of
Guth Chocolates with every
cash purchase Of CSC or over.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

Editor James r. Gray, ~ the Atlan-
"a Journal and Editor Josephus Dan
fela 90 the Charlotte News and CO
server. are mentioned a. possible mem =
hers - the aext cabinet Both ol
thrm have rendered iufal and HEnai
service 40 Governor Wilson's Gauss
ana 10 the democratic party.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

~ T. pleasure % tell you tat
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy e. the
best couEh medicine : have ever used
writes Ars HuEh Campbell - La
vonia. Ca II have used % with an
my children ard the results have been
hiEAly satisfactory.- For sale ~ 81
dealers fAdvN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

out in S. Louis woman is suing
Dor husband Tor divorce. admitting
taat ho does not drink. swear o. uae
tobacco. and stays home AZ night
ANY sane jury would give that woman
q final decree on the latter GrUund
alone
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

The proof of Sunshine
Cracker goodness is in the
eating. Ask your grocer for
them and try them. Lewis
Bear Co, distributors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

~ ts Hafd that Governor Wilson
Eaincd fourteen pounds during the re-
cent campaign His friends arc not
the least apprehenHive that be VIII
gain the oorpuiency ~ his Predecessor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
John S. BEARD

Attorney nrd coumnoiior 81 LaW. practices
~ au TIRE courts. state nnd federal OF.
ness, too.soi Thisssn uuiidlna, Psnaaeoia.
Fiorida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

The president ~ Ire ohio state uni
tcrslty says conversation is lost art
Sc evidently predicateH that state
mcnt On the fact that they have no
sorority az hts institution.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23
JOHN THOMPSON

Ohes repair shop. ladies ard Msr's
shoes neatly rspalrsd while yeu walt
Quick delivery. Deeds called ger snd
delivered. ~ South Pslsfos ssrsst
Phone 7Ye.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

From an accounts those GeorEiana
want e. monopoiiEe taat political pie
counter. 90 the exclusion of al 9TH
ers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

A Pensacola widow has had nine
Overs o. marriage but has declined
an af them for the reason that an &C.
csptance 81 either would necessitate
her removal from Pensacola
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

Good luck and best wishes 20 you.
Mr. Joseph ~ Babb and NAV success
attend you bountifully in an ~ your
iaudahle endeavorE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-23

There "a an abundance % CarlHtmns
goods ~ ever variety iu Penkacola
stores. Why not get your supply
now
N isn't az an necessary FOR congress
20 pass a law limiting the presidential
term The colonel ia safely Ineligible
A broad minded. progressive orEan-
iratIan-Thr Pensacola Commercial
Association.
These Indian summer days can't
unRor coo long
sa@a
Pensacola b. q peach.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-19
COL. GREEN WRITES
TO SALT LAKE NAV
Son of Famous Woman In
terested in Immigrant Land
Fund Bill.

Colonel Henry Green. son or iettS
Green. the famous woman flnnncier. hus
written a letter 20 j. G. Cutler. president
%, the peserct National bank. asking the
Latter To support an immig1tnt land iunu
bill now being urged before congress by
the American immigration and Distribu-
lion league OF New York city. Colonel
Green Is general director OF the league.
Mr. Cutler rs asked TO lend whatever
financial aid lie may deem ~ ana TO uhe
his influence 10 lar aS possible IN iostSi =
ing public sentiment In favor OF tho pill
and other measures tending TO solNe the
immigration problem. -
The New York ienSuc ~ enSsscu IN VIC
work OF scattering the surplus immigrants
tlrou their arrival IN that port thuS pre-
venting the congestion that has arisen IN
many large cities subject TO heavy innn~
grafton. Colonel Green Wfites 10 MI
Cutler as follows:
Mr.. Denr Mr. CutIcr-Now that the
summer Is past. we feel that we may
ask you to again take up the active
work Of tho American Immigration
and Distribution league in your state.
Within q short time the next congress
will be- in session. By that time we
Will have bin calling for the estab,
lIshuoent of an Immigrant land tund
introduced In congress. However.
long before then We hope Ia have
public sentiment fully aroused. that
there NAV be no question Of the pas
sage OF this measure. ana VIC "sh
YOU 10 contribute much AZ You
can Ia help defray the expenses or
the campaign.
In the meantime there are one OF
two requests We are making OF our
members The first Is that you viii
select a number oi men who are best
fitted In your judgment. 20 form an
executive committee in your state
Tho second IS that YOU get in touch
with the congressman I'm your state
and the United States senator's and
learn their attitude toward an immi-
grant land fund bill: and II uniavor-
able. to do everything In your. power
30 change their attitude The league
Is shout 10 be reorgsniGed, with n
viev TO concentrate it's energies for
tho campaign for the passage OF this
measure. Already preparations are
under way for q great mass meeting
In New York CITY early in December.
We ask you 10 do your share toward
making the movement n success in
your state.