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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-24
SOLDIER LETTER

Burtenlach, Germany, March 20. 1919.
Dear Folks:
nave letter mailed the 3rd and a
post card for the 10th from you and will
endeavor to answer them.
We are having our daily snow. all day
today: 1t showed most of last night; to-
. night the stars will be out pretty for
II out*an hour. then more snow. Yester-
day the sun was shining while it was
showing. and last night for about two
hours the stars were shining as prettily
as anyone could wish.
SO you have dope sheet that shows
where we were all the time. 1t Just
shows where we were in the battle of the
Arsonne. | guess. as that was the first
time the End was fighting wholly under
American command. always before we
were under some French general
We were at Juvigny early in Septem-
Der. We. went on the front line at
Cheateau-Thierry the last day in July
after several days in reserve.
| We came out of the trenches some
two or three days before the 18th of
July. The 18th il to the French what
the 4th is to us; they helped us celebra tie
on the 4th. spent the day at Mas
saveaux. We mopped up Romagne ana
lfny battalion captured 50 prisoners in the
town-my company got three of them.
Between the 9Th and November and the
9th. when you lost sight Of on the
map we were hiking, trying to catch up
with the boche where they fell back too
fast for us. When the armistice was
signed we were about 10 miles from the
Mouse river.
When first came over here we landed
at st. Naziare on February "a. 1915 I
stayed there seven weeks in the hospital
with mumps. you remember. but the out
fit only stayed three days when they
entrained in the French side-door Pull
mans which will carry eight chevaux
(horses) or forty homres (men): that is.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-24

All WS3S - sASss -
Germs Of the Disease
Every person afflicted with
Catarrh releases millions Of the
tiny disease germs with every
cough or sneeze, so that when
ever on the street cars or street
Tor other public place you see q
person afflicted with this dis
lease hawking and coughing and
sneezing, everyone in the vi
entity is exposed to the disease.
You along with everyone else
will find yourself exposed to the
germs Of Catarrh several times
every day. The germs multiply
by the millions, and the air you
breathe is thick with these tiny
little disease demons that cause
SO much distress and suffering.
Some people viii readily resist
the disease, while others will
promptly succumb and soon find
themselves within its relentless
clutches. When everyone is
equally exposed, it is merely a
matter Of keeping the system in
healthy condition that the germs
of the disease cannot find lodg-
ment. You win then be able to
throw off the attacks of the
germs and escape tehir efforts.
Catarrh is one of the most
stubborn diseases, and is always
worse in cold, damp and dis
agreeable weather. It should
not, however, be considered in
durable, though there are thou
sands afflicted with it who are
doubtless ready to believe that
a cure is impossible, because of
their experience.
But like all other Affections,
the main trouble is that Ca
tarrh is entirely misunderstood.
and therefore treated in the
wrong way. Because these little
.. germ demons attack the delicate
membranes of the nose and
Throat, choking up the air pas
sages and irritating the tender
| lining Of the nostrils and bron-
chial tubes, the average sufferer
makes the mistake of treating
merely the symptoms of the dis
ease, and overlooks it's cause.
You may use sprays, douches,
washes, ointments and jellies by
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-24


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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-24

Rub-Mv-T;sm Is q powerful
antiseptic; il kills the poison
caused from infected cuts, cures
ola sores, letter. adv.
The sun., 1919-08-31
Ia TOILETTE TALK
EARS OIL BILL VOTE


WASHINGTON, Aug. se.-Maintaining
his average Of four hours speaking a
day for the fourth consecutive day, Sem
ator La Toilette (Wis) to-day blocked
the plans Of those In charge OF the pub
lie land leasing bill for a final vote be-
fore the Labor Day recess
When the Senate recessed tonight
until Tuesday the Wisconsin Senator
had spoken on the bill for sixteen hours,
which he charged is a monopoly measure
Tor the benefit Of the Standard OH Com
pany. As prospects OF the disposing of
the bill to-day went gkmrnering, Senator
Thomas tCoLD began the circulation of
a petition asking that the cloture rule
be invoked to stop the debate. After It
MAS understood the required number of
senators had signed the petition the
plan WIS abandoned at the yequest OF
Senator Smoot (Utah), who " In charge
Of the leasing bill
The Senate, however. was able to
adopt a number Of amendments. includ-
ing one by Senator la sFollette, which
would prohibit the employment of boys
under le years or girls and women ire
spective of age below the surface Of
mines opened under the bin.
After the Wisconsin Senator had OBJ
jected to the provision of the bill which
would have permitted railroad compa-
mes TO obtain a separate lease on public
coal lands for each geo miles Of track
on the ground that 1t would permit
eleven trunk line railroads crossing por-
tons OF the public domain in the West
TO tie up in leases 100000 acres of
coal lands" the Senate modified the pro-
vision. Railroads under the biz rs
amended would be permitted only one
lease for each 200 miles of track within
We State in which the property is To-
Gated
The sun., 1919-08-31
Combat. FAN. Argument.

Senator Fail Of New Mexico has al
ready proposed that the labor articles
Of the treaty be cut out under the pre-
ience that they letel down They do not
The article Of the treaty creating a
conference OF labor in which all nations
are represented provides that the article
shah be interpreted IN accordance with
the following principle: In no case shall
auv mernher he sel,ed or renuir~z as n
result Of the adoption OF any recommen-
dation or draft convention by the confer
ence TO lessen the protection afforded
by Its existing legislation 10 the workers
cancerned.' The labor articles OF the
treaty were drawn by labor men for
labor. They VIII stand"
Senator Nelson lMiunesotao, in
another statement tonight through the
LsRgue TO Enforce Peace, asserted that
the repudiation OF the pending treaty
advocated Is adopted Senator Knox
OF Pennsylvania In the Senate Fridays is
an open invitation to Germany to at
TACK France IN the event that the policy
advocated is adopted Senator Knox.
IN the speech referred 10 asserted he
was convinced that the only safe way
Tor US 10 deaI' with the treaty, sis to
decline 10 be a party TO it at all"
The non-participation of the United
states in the League Of Nations would
ISOLATE France ard leave her exposed to
German attack on the east" said Sena-
tor Nelson. who, referring TO Senator
knox ADDED:
He would have us. after we have
come TO the rescue OF mankind al the
crucial time and saved France from
coming under the lion heel OF German
-lliHtarisn- leave the ruins Of that
France We have saved. to be gathered
Up " her enemy. an enemy whose hatred
and evil purpose have not been changed
~ the enforced signing Of this treaty"
The sun., 1919-08-31

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The sun., 1919-08-31
ABpolsssa rssrsarg

, ,ss. Per snnum- Appoinssd Fsbrusv =
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
PATRorMEN.
To take effect 1891 A. NJ August ~:
Harry d Robinson, from Div. % Ne-
.sonsi Defence !spseisl var rollp' 70 l aI,,s
leave Of absence is hereby revoked.
To take effect A. NJ. August 80:
Joseph v. McGovern. ssd Pree- 10 Traii1e
George G Cole. sbth Pree TO $50 Prcc-
assigned 70 day sQrad.
To take effect A u. September j:
Charles J. OCoRnoll. ga Frec. TO f7th
Prec.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
SURGEON.
Charles J. Dillon, sth Surgical Dist IN
charge 9TH Surgical Dist. in addition 10
his other duties, for j day from IL noon
September during absence Of surgeon on
LIEUTENANT
Edward h. Frye. 2sth Preo.. assigned IS
special duty officer in 2Bth Prec.. in addi-
ton 70 his other duties. for is days from
. A NJ September 8 during absence OF
lieutenant on vacation.
PATRoLMAN
James r BIRMINGHAM 18Th Prec 10
Property Clerk. Manhattan for 80 days
from A NJ. September /.
The following leaves Of absence are as-
with FULL PAT3
SURGEON.
Frederick ]. Schoenenberger eth Sur
gical Dist. for day from IL noon Sepiem-
Der /. 10 be deducted from vacation.
CwITHoUT PAW
LIEUTENANT.
George Busby, Div. OF National Defencs
Especial war roll), for 30 days from 1901
A NJ August so.
PATRoLMEN
Joseph Coots 18th Pree for days from
4 P. NJ. August ~.
Robert J. Hickson, ssd Prec- for ] day
from A NJ. August 81.
John 7. Rein. s5th Prec, for ] day from
IL :0l A. n. September J.
Frederick Schultze. 10Th Preo., for
days from P. NJ. August 80
william II. Mcdonald. 1Osth Prec, for I
day from A NJ September !.
MATRoN
Margaret whitekurst, HEADQUARTERS DIV.
NJ. August %.
Suspended from duty without pay:
PAIROLMAN.
William J. NJ. Kennedy. No s4OS -th
Prec-. 10 take effect II A NJ August -.
DEATH
PATROLMAN.
James J. Dunn No. 1897. 5lst Prec dled
at FordhAm Hospital from natural causes
at S:s5 p. NJ August Is Funeral from his
late residence. 1919 Edwards avenue, The
Bronx, al P. NJ August b..
The sun., 1919-08-31
NY. MAN HEADS PLAN
TODEVELOP IRELAND.
Company Hopes to Foster In
dustries, Agriculture and
Forestry.
BUILDERS WILL GET AID
Line Of Steamships to France
Advocated--May Have $25,-
100000 Capital.
specol Gable Despafch 20 THE Scr ffe.4 N
Londoa 7fsnes serr;oe

SpecioS Gable Despatch 70 The suN fro.a fhe
London 7s.nes Service.
COPYRIGHT. 1873. oil gsokfs reserued.
BELFAST, Aug so.-The National De-
velopn1ent Company Of ireland is about
to be formed to undertake a number of
enterprises II hopes to reconstruct and
develop existing Irish industries, to
foster agriculture and forestry, to de-
velop Irish ports, harbors and water
ways and TO obtain foreign markets for
Irish goods. while II viii also advance
money to municipal and urban author
tiles at a reasonable rate Of interest for
housing plans
If the company is conducted upon
strict business lines and does no; IN
dertalse too much at once but tackles
each problem separately until II
achieves success. there IS undoubtedly a
future for its operations The leading
spirit In the new company, IL is stated,
Ia p. J. Herman of New York. Assc-
cisted with him win be several MEM
bers of the Dublin corporation, while
IL IL also announced that Lord WILL
oughby De Broke is in the company.
The registered capital OF the com
pany is only s5o.o0o, but the directors
viii have power to increase this TO
SIS. oeo. 900. The organization will af-
ford the opportunity to Irishmen TO
develop their own industries and to ex-
tend assistance 10 a proposed line OF
steamships 70 trade between Ireland
and France.
The sun., 1919-08-31
Police Department
Orders
APPOINTMENTS.

The following probationary patrolmen
having qualified an pstrclmen are sp-
pointed and assigned as indicated. to take
effect August rs:
Raymond 7. r. Bowen. i; Nieholas T.
Sullivan. q; George J. Miller. q; John
Healy. 9: Morris u. Corsy. z; John J.
hegan, .; Jerome J. Butler. Ia; Stephen
Connolly. IL; William b Kelly. Is; Frank
David E. Henernan. Is: Stephen J. De-
vine. is. Francis Naughton, n: Frederick
f5 erS y n: S1thsert J. BehAn. "a:
~ George y, BehI, 26: George p. Hurst
2s: Joseph h. Muiligan, as: Charles u.
sSesar IS; George W. EnEeL Jr- SO; Dam
William J. Emerson. III; Adolph J.
Thompson. 81; Patrick Lantry, az: Her
Sert Balser IS: owen 7. Rafferty,, IS;
IS. William G. Neumann, al. willism q
aousen. ss; Patrick J. Grealis. az: George
Franz kky5hrs snI;s 81 PRs0uais Pinto. ~;
20; Robert Pardua. a.; Thomas c. Kelly,
-: John s Leonard. Is; Paul A. Hen
nnssssy' ~; Aagnst Schneider. Jr. So:
81; George s. Mshony. sg; Edward y. Cal
iaEher. IS; Frank J. scsnlon. 81; Joseph
~: Arthur p. De Nyse, 90: Abraham Fine.
W, John P. Morrow. So: Thomas y. XIII
fSyls. %; Frank NJ. J. Eisenhauer. rs;
So. John p. MsxTer. IS; Joseph II. Rsses
100: John J. Short, lB5; Frank Donneiiy'
lgS; Harold II. Boyle, 1928; Edward "
flLsgeralo, ID. D.: John A. Dlnneen d. d
10 take effect August 2s:
Daniel r. Sullivan. q. Patrick J. DOYLE.
le; Louis Q. Boil IL; Patrick J. Farley. ls:
Philip MeCabe, IS: Joseph J. HaliinAn' IS:
Archibald II Morgan. &c, Theodore y Al.
bach. rs; Edward J. c. Rose &c; James j
Reioy, 81: Giovanni A FieEon, az: George
Michael Markey. 81 Joseph J. Sheridan
81; Alphonse A TuozBo, iBg; William g.
Philips, 1913; James p. Dermody. Fourth
Dist Christian r. Ssltzseider. II d.
The sun., 1919-08-31
URGES UNIFORM LAWS
ON TRUCKS SIZE
htshsDay Department Pre-
,Pones for New Motor Era.


AlhANr, Aug. so.-Frederick stuart
Sreene. Commissioner Of Highways. has
o~neo the attention OF the War Depart-
ment TO the necessity Of having IN,
states pass uniform laws placing a limi,
on the width and height Of motor trucks
ana on the loads to be carried He IA
"ors the passage OF law limiting the
~aoth Of trucks to s feet, height to IA
Ieet ana the maximum load 70 sor
pounds per inch OF tire on any wheel
Inc highway Department Is prepar-
- 1or the motor express era" said
commissioners Greene to-day. ~Wa an
pulloing concrete roads and as mart m
me states psogramme m promoting mo-
oor eruck lines IL viii be the duty OF the
next Legislature TO enact laws that win
promote transportation DEVELOPMENT
commissioner Greene's letter To Col
Snerr1l OF the War DepaEment. chief
engineers once. said in part:
have noticed that a great many
truck legislation. and. as usual. tha n us
are not uniform This Of course IL roinr
70 hamper not only the manufacture Of
motor trucks but will tend toward con-
iusion generally in motor truck trafae-
The purpose OF this letter is to can
une ATTENTION OF your Department to the
need OF having the different States enact
UNIFORM laws and TO give you our idea
or what the three principal Limitations
on trucks should be. namely, maximum
Nloth OF body, feet maximum height
OF truck, ~ feet; maximum load on any
Wheel, soc pounds per inch or tire.
IN regard to limiting the length Of n
motor truck train composed Of the trae-
Tor and trailers- / do not expect trouble
rom this. Until some air brake device
IL invented which viii allow brakes TO
he applied TO the wheels OF the trailer
we are not apt to have more than one
or two trailers. for there Is too great n
danger that long and heavy train win
get out OF control on grades OF more
than 5 per cent"
The sun., 1919-08-31
JUDGE SHOT WHILE ON BENCH.
Angry Lawyer Fires Bullet Dur
ting Legal QutzEinE.

Lou1srnLE, KY Aug. Bb.-Judge
Harry W. Robinson Of the criminal diri-
son Of the Jefnerson county Circuit
court was shot IN the shoulder in court
hers to-day by Frank Douglass n mem
- :: TT lS= -e--1 ~ AozS4azs & Doug
!ass. while the Judge was quiExing the
iaVysr about the ethics Of retaining q
sun which the attorney claimed as a
Zee and which his client asserted was
gwen him for another purpose.
Asked for proof 20 support HIS claim.
ne attorney exclaimed. Here's your
evidence :" matched pistol from his
packet and nred. He was seized by
court attaches and disarmed. He de-
clsreo the Judge had inBulted him.
The sun., 1919-08-31
EUROPE 10 RESTORE TRAINS.
Regular Service From Allied "a
Other Countries Planned.

PARIS. Aug so.-A programme for
the resumption of regular train service
between France. England and Belgium
and the old and new countries TO the
east win be announced on September 6
by the conference. which has been sit
ting In Paris since the beginning of
August to consider the problem.
The programme, which win become
applicable Immediately. includes the
running OF the Simplon and Eastern ex-
press. with a connection at Athens ana
connecting trains at Ostend. Brussels
and Milan The trains going to Prague
and Warsaw from Paris win make the
trip by way Of StrasborE. The project
includes convention for the unincation
Of rates
The sun., 1919-08-31
TRANSPORTER NAILS

The connecting mails close at the Genera
Posi Office and City Hal Posi- Offce station
New York, ri p. M:
Hawaii, Guam and Siberia. via San Fran
cisco, United States transport Aug 81
Japan Corea. China siam Cochin China
NetheIlrnds East Indies and Philippine Isl
ands via Seattle ss Manila Maru Aug ri
Japan, Corea- China. Siberia. Siam Cocflir
China and Netherlands East Indies VIA Sar
FTsncsco. Sc. Siberia Maru. SEPT
Ishiu, MArouesas. Cook islands New
Zealand and specially addressed mail fos
Australia via San Francisco, S. NoAna
Sept 2.
Hawaii, Samoan Islsnds Australia and rpe
c1allg addressed mail for New Zealand vii
san francisco s.. SoDcma. Sept 4
Japan. CorVa. China siberia Siam Cochin
China Netherlands Esst Indies and Philip
Sept. 8
Netherlands East Indies and specially a
dressed mail for japan via San Frsncisro
Sc B1utsnE. Sept 10.
Japan. Corea- China Siberia Sian, sQ-o,hsr
China and Netherlands EAsz Indies, via Van
Sept. 10
Hawaii. via San Francisco. SIS. Lurline
Sept. II AK
Fiji Islsnds- New Zealand and Australia
va Vancouver and Victoria. B. C., So
Niagara. Sept. IL
The sun., 1919-08-31
RAIDS swNEGARDE GAMBLERS
German Minister of Interior
Makes Dramatic Descent.

sW1SBsAEpE, Germany. Aug 20.-The
y lister Of the Interior, DR. Eduard
David has interfered in dramatic fash
m with the principal sport OF this bath
resort-Eaubling in open clubs.
when Is forbidden also IN Berlin. About
midnight. while the gambling Gas at its
Nelght, Government officials appeared
aug with drawn revplvers. ondesed the
cubs cleared. Greet excitepsnt re-
suited ana women fed screaming 10 the
streets
The Minister'S action has caused con-
hernstion here. ne the ma ierity Of the
visitors came. not for the bathing. but
lor gambling, many Of them arriving 10
airplanes
The sun., 1919-08-31
GERMAN WORKERS ARE LAZY.
Many Oppose Piece Work. as They
Would Have TO Speed Up,

JENA. Germany. Aug. 3e.-By a vote
OF 1850 TO 1880 the local workers of
Jena have agreed TO resume the piece
work scale Of pay. the latest Government
suggestion 20 solve the problem OF idle
ness and inefficiency.
Coal miners and workers IN other i'm
portaut industries. however. refuse TO
adopt the piece work plan because II
win result IN q decrease of wages unless
they speed up their work
The sun., 1919-08-31
RAIsUII ENR0LLs TRIBEsMEN
His Forces Are Defeated I'm Attack
ON Moroccan BIockhouse.

PARIS. Aug. so.-Ralsuii. the Moroc-
can bandit. who recently began a new
revolt in the Spanish zone in Morocco.
is raising confingents among the vari-
Gus tribesnen- He Is paying his follow
ers 81 daily, and enrolling hundreds of
men. according TO advices received from
Rabst
In the region of HAza. Raisuli troops
on August % attacked the Djebel-JabIb
hlockhouse, but were repulsed with
losses.
The sun., 1919-08-31
LITTLE GAS SAVED IN BERLIN
Housewives Face Year I'm Jan for
Wasting supply I'm stoves.

REEI1Hs Aug. 20 (delayedD Berlin 8
feducsd gas schedule has Just become
elective. but the saving promised by II
IS 90 small that the Berlin Coal Associa-
ION IL comforting with the authorities
On other steps 10 meet the shortage
Housewives violating the new rules
'est-icttng the use Of kitchen gas ranges
VII be liable 10 year IN prison and a
me OF t2.OOo. Supplies drswn on coal
ards are regulated according 10 the size
- family. ths municipality issuing
rinute Instructions 70 landlords and ten
ants regulating the supplisE
The sun., 1919-08-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United Srates Coast and Geodetic Surver-
Standard Time.
Sun rises 6 30 A NJ Sun set. 49,. z ~ N
Moon rises. 80. II -NPM
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook II IL P NJ Gov. Island IL 40 NJ
He'll .a:lsPM
Low WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook 6 % NJ Gov. Island 6 so AM
Hell Gate.....-s "a N
The sun., 1919-08-31

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3o-An Americas
Army citation for prompt and inteIli-
gent action" in troop train wreck in
france has been awarded Miss Anna p.
Nhelpley Of Caldwell. n. J.. an Ameri-
can Red Gross nurse. it was announced
here to-day.
The sun., 1919-08-31
DROUGHT HITS NEW S. WALES.
Governor Proclaims Day of Prayer
for Rain.

Special oabie Despatch 10 TIE sUE from fAs
London Times Serpics
oepyrI0.t. 1919. all rights rsserped
SIpNEy, Australia, Aug. so.-The
Governor OF New South Wales has pro-
claimed day Of prayer for mitigation
Of the drought
Three years ago enough rain fell In
q week to I'll a lake q thousand square
miles in area with an average depth of
$50 feet Now the grazing areas are
parched. sheep are dying and the colo
nists are IL dire need OF rain
The sun., 1919-08-31
AFTER SEPTEMBER i
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Save ST. By Mailing This Coupon Now

Owing to the tremendous increase during the
last four years in the cost of paper, labor, and
materials, Vogue-rather than lower its stand
ard OF production in the slightest degree-will
raise ITS yearly subscription price from IS to So,
beginning September lst.
~ZHikn
For limited time, however. Vogue will accept
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