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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-09

Dol Bulgari, unul Sc zice Cd a
avut la ell o scrisoare de felicita-
re pentru ,,lucrul minunatss exc
cutat Ia 2 Iunie, punind dinamita
Ia casa primarului Harry L. Da-
Wis 81 la alti oameni PROMINENT
din alte orase, au fost arestati
aseara de politia din Detroit.
0 granada de munitie, litera-
tura anarchista 81 credentiale de
la federatia ruseasca a lucratori.
lor au fost secvestrate eind poll
tia a pus nina pc lucrurile
ce apartment celor banuiti.
Detectivii din Detroit au lucrat
dupa informatiile date de catra
seful politiei din Cleveland. Ime-
dat dupa ce s'a primit stirea ca
eel banuiti au fost arestati detec-
tivul Soukup plecat imediat
spre Detroit.
Seful politiei din Cleveland a
spus ca Soukup va lua un inte-
rogator arestatilor, va cerceta lu-
crurile acestora, va traduce CO.
respondents lor care este in limba
straina, 81 ldaca circumstantele
justified a Sc porni actiune con-
ira lor, vor fl adjust acesti bulga-
roi la Cleveland, All orr milne.
Informatiile pc care lie are po-
litia arata ca banuitii au avut
Hplanul ca sd arunce in aer casele
primarului Davis, cit 81 celorlal-
tie case ce au fost stricate de ex-
plozia bombelor. Ambii oameni a.
Eresta3i ~ DetoiS ~ 4lscuft mai
inainte in Cleveland.
Unul dintre acestia, dupa cum
spune seful politiei, a locuit in
Cleveland, Ohio, sapte ami de zile,
81 ambii au fost cunoscuti ca boil
sevici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-09
ROs1 p|aIuesc tu|buaIi.

WASHINGTON, Z Iunie. -
Parazi 81 alte demonstrate SINH
lare, designate a precipita tulbu-
rssia peEs constitpi progEamnl
,,rosiiIOr pc ziua de 4 Iulie ~
dupa cum reese din literature de
propaganda 81 alte informatii ce
Sc afla in nina guvernului.
Leadarii muncitorilor, la fel 81
oamenii guvernului Sc asteapta a
lua masuri descuraja astfel dc
incidente.
Dupa cum spun informatiile a
gitatorii planuesc ca multe de-
monstratii de strada. sd rezulte in
varsari de singe ca apoi sa poata
agita pentru greve..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-09
TELEGRAFUL 81 TELEToNUL
REfNAP0IATE.

WASHINGTON, 6 Iunie. -
Postmaster General Burleston a
dat astazi un ordin prin care re-
illspoiaza companiilor de telefor
81 telegraf serviciul respectiy.
Oompsniile Isl vor incepe opera,
tile imediat.
,,PreSedintele recomandind re-
inapoierea operation telefonice
si telegrsfice companiilor, luin.
du-se uncle masuri legale pentru
stabilirea operatiei'' scrie Bur,
Lesson, lar comitetele din senat In
ind actiune, privind Il imediata
refnapoiefe, lar comitetele lin
parliament propnnind uncle legi
,au indicat cY concprenta suee-
rfnd imediata reSnapoierc, Gu 81
fkra luarea de masuri, cred ca
este datoria mea de : reinspoiA
controlul actual companiilorss 81
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vesti din patrie,

In delegatia transilvaneana
trimisa la Paris pentru a lua par
t. la conferinta de pace este 81
d-nul Flueras, seful resortului de
ocrotiri sociale. in timpul absen-
tel sole Consiliul Dirigent a in
sarcipat pc l-nul Jumanca ca sal
inlocuiasca.
In fostul Ardeal Sc vor tinea
cursuri de limba romina 81 pen
tru profesorii Sasi 81 Unguri,
carl vor vol sd predea limba rami-
ma in scolile secundare confesio-
male straine, sau carl vor avea
nevoe de limba romina pentru eli
insist.
Societatea ,,Ortodoxa femei-
lor romine" deschis cursuri Sc
rale la scoala Triscu din Craiova
pentru adultii inalfabeti, carl aJ.
r'a trei luni O. invatatnrA stiu sd
scrie 81 sa cetcdsc;, Gu conducc-
rea acestor cursuri sc ocupa O
D-so:sra vredrica 81 Euna de IN
ma, care este secretafa societatii
81 al carei hume este Constance
Delcesen. (Asmenea fapte sunt
vrednice de toata lauda. In Anne
rica scolile de seara pentru a.
dulti sunt mai desc ca circiumele
la moi. Aceste scoli, Gu totul gra-
tuite, dau in fiecare an contingen-
te de oameni educati, recrutati
mai mutt dintre straini, pc cari-i
asimileaza si-i face sd munceasca
la prepasirea Statclor Unite. -
N. r..
Gener; lul Laffon-, atasa.ll mi
litar Francez la Bucuresti, q in-
,cetat din viata 81 a fost inmor-
mintat la Iasi Gu funerarii natio-
male.
Statuia lui Mihai Viteazul din
Bucslresti q fost impodobita Gu
tunuri germane cazute in m1inile
bravilor ncstri ostasi,
,
Din LOO de locomotive cite a.
yea Rominia noastra inainte de
rdzboi, prin Ianuarie 1919 nu mai
Iavea in functiune decft vre-o so.
D-nul professor Mihail Demetre-
scu de Ia Liceul Carol 4 fost nu-
nit menlbru il consiliul dc sdmi-
snistratie al Teatrnlui National
Idin Ctaiovo. M \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-09
.LUPTELE IN JuRUL
.PETRoCRADuLUI.

HELSINGFORS, 6 Iunie. -
Pe neasteptate bolsevicii au des-
CHS un foe puternic pc frontul
din fata Petrogradului, noaptea
trecuta, lar lupta in curind s'a
intins pc intregul front, dupd
cum spun comunicatiile primite
de la cartierul finlandezilor. Ba-
teriile finlandeze ca raspuns au
lnceput sd bombardaze Kron-
stadt-ul
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IIIIlECII.


Lege'sdG ae spune ca ht'dcM, pc
tsmpnt cs'sd e1p rdz6os sntre poseri
81 o'''n'ote, s1sstdea"no ! timea GU Gel
'''ds> tore: csnp era~ S'1v'ngdtoore
pdserste et seAra 81 Sc dedea drept
pasere, saT cs9d 'nv'nged~ on'n'a-
tete, uns0t0 pf1sstre an'maIe, pentru
ca et de 81 p0e sourd, mn are pc
ne. Asa sstnt p nn" siar'st' ron'sni:
F'n E" ce! '''os tdre.
ConJrdsss 0T I youngstown, pc
sen'ne ss-0w 0Fop'ot cdrdcterut H.
t'1cutus; 81 sAre .c-si scuso scdde-
rue, spun CO s'orul America
a tocW "a fes- ddecd cerea ,,mi-
m'c'reo Serbsd at'tudine GU
t0tut controsd lde'tor democratic a.
te dl'of1Ior. Nsss' ddevdrat ca s'orul
,,Amer'cc'' 9 lost de pdrerea con-
Jr0g~Or, 81 cGsGOoddd, sd cetedscd
doJonG 0sprd ce u s'a dat de cat
ro s'drM ,,Anssr'cG dupd ce a.
pdrut vtd'mossF art'cot de fond,
PR" care conJf0!" tacedu pc Ser
o'0 cr'msndtd 81 'ndreptotedu M
m'c'red es. 'Doco Sc 'ms'sto osupra
dcestus tdpt, pentr~ atungared o.
nu'etat0'', s1'aeem gaia repubI'ca
0rtsc0t'~ dsn .,Am'er'co' pT'm care
Sc GrotG cst dG greS't sum- cen ce
tac potssscG Javoroo't0 Austro-
Ungdraes.
"a "n resntsnt al doJdne. date
de c0trc ssdrnA ,,Amerrco" destep-
!"or ,,'asessge4s co"trdt" a"
p"otacat 0rssc0sM pc care t>au re-
prod''s, ~ pds ~ n'' n~n'dr re-
ce''t ~ co ll Al Y gre edecscd ca e. nu ~
g. 5aaf 50 e - ~ q q
dsns" an scrsss'c1 cste-v6 z'Ie ma,
mantle.
La do' stopsM m~ poF' sercs an
dcet0s' tmp! ~ c0mtrot" moStr'
serped~ Ia d0s stopam -'dr dacd
t1dm IN cons'derdre 81 chest" con-
tes'onole, serveo~ Ia pdtrM stdp'n',
d"pa cum drdsG pors"tete Podeo,
pc t'mp'r' de mutt 'atate! (Nu dc
noeD
1recereo dceasto dtat de suo,ta
81 uS0dro este cGrocter'st'co ,,'nte-
t.gente' popor"t O tost, este 81 "a
~ 'ntotdeGwno contra dcetora ce
ne-dm 0suprH 81 0m cdutdt ca 50 a.
s~preoscd 'ntreoga Tune. PoporM
este constant, 81, 'su are const''ntd
de .,gun''tostr~ dacd pop0rW ar
n t0st ncresNt IN ,s''tet'gentf ,
an de s'gur, am n 't' p0p0r rM-
s'not, pe''trw ca am II tuptdt con-
ira camses wn'Gnstdtn, contra eau
Ses modstre!
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Respunsul Austriei,

ZURICH, Z Iunie. Raspun-
sui Austriei la tratatul de pace
va lua forma unei contra-propu-
neri, spune Q depesl din ms.
'bruck Pnnctefe princfpafe sufit
deja gata, spune stirea, insa tex
tul in fntregime raspunsului
nu va fl dat aliatilor inainte de-
Is orr Is Iunie.
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BoLSIVICu Az AvACUAT A.
LBXANDRoVsK.

L0NDRA, s Iunie. - Sub pre-
'siunea fortelor engleze, bolsevicii
au pzrasit Alexandrovsk, care 9
-situat IN territorial trans-caspian,
20 malul rSsaritean al Marii Cas-
plane, dupa cum spun STRIFE so
site aici.
. Englezii au bomabrdat orasul,
'isr 4eroplanele aruncau bombc
asuprs lui.
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TULBURARI IN DUBLIN.

DUBLIN, s Iunie. u o fata 81
trei politisti au fost raniti aseara
cind politia incercat ca sd i'm
prastie multimea ca sd adunasc
in frontul easel lui James Con-
molly ,,comandantul general al ar
mattel republicei Irlandezes' ca
sd celebreze ziua mastered acestu-
ia. James Connolly fost exc
cutat la 3 Maiu 1916, in urma re-
voltei irlandeze.
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PRIVILEGIUL DE A CALATO-
RI IN GERMANIA REVOCAT.

BERLIN, 6 Iunie. - Guvcrnul
german a revocat privilegiul pc
care il acordase ofiterilor aliati.
cit 81 unor comisii dc a calatori
prin Germania, pc motiv ca gu,
vernul a aflat ca acesti oameni
ce calatoresc Gu permisiunea gu
vernului, fac propaganda politica
81 circuleaza rapoarte contrare in
tereselOr Germaniei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-09
TRUPELE LITUANE MAIN
TEAZA.

BERNA, 6 Iunie. - Trupele Ii
tuane inaintind de la Wilma, au
ocupat Kscia in directia Rivnam
dupa cum spun informatiile date
de la biroul preset lituane de
aici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-09
PRESA ROMANO LA
REGINA MARIA.

oAOiASo, CdIC uc Id 1uCC~
put IA fost un singur moment
,,solemna" luat in aceasta eli
pa caracterul unui schimb de pa
reri asupra unor chestnut pc "a
re o intimplatoare asociatiune lie
idei lie aduce pc tapet.
malta noastra convorbitoara,
tot in chestiunea feministra.
spune:
Ma fntrebati: ,,Daca rom1nul
refractar in ce priveste acordarca
de drepturi femeiei?... Eu nu
cred ca refractar. Cred fnsa ca
nu trebue uitat un lucru, 81 a.
hume ca orr ce drept acordat a.
duce dupa ell noui datorii. Aceas-
ia tot asa de adevarat pc cit
de adevarat ca femeia sc va bu-
cura numai de alta respect ain
partea altora cit respect Isl va r.
rata ca siesi" 80.
Majestatea Sa, recapitulind ca
pentru Sine ceea ce ne-a povestlt,
Sc iasa staplnlta de amlntlrl per-
soiidie, lace cohsioeraEiuhl ash
pra oa lhsasl:
,,Slava Domnului, am un dar
de care sunt bucuroasa, mai alcs
fllndca pot sal pun in serviciul
altora, IN serviclul poporului:
Am sanatate deplina 81 voio-
sic asemanatoare, care simte o a.
devarata satlsfactlune in munca,
m opera pozftlva. IN Anglia, un-
de 1ntre alte rude mi-am vazut 4
cum matuSa, rudele mele gaselu
ca seaman Gu Regele Eduard, Cd
IRE, Cd apucaturl, ca tot. BE poa-
1e. Eu cred ca oatorla unul heye
este lnoal oe toate Sd cuhoasca Vi
ava ca 81 celalalFi oamenl' = sd
'ralasca olheheste, cacl humal
asa poate sd slmta IN aoeVar ne
Voile poporulul' -
Vorbeam Gu Regina Angler - -
matusa mea = despre viata de
aci oln hominia' despre aoltea 81
a.l'ea lucrurl pc carr le Iramih9l
o.,lu 'e in'l.. ~ ~ 'ne'a ue ."
pio"p.' "np" go " Al'. .a."''
'n," n. =. e'e'' "a un nnol'
''n' =. :' u 0 a. p.s'a. 80
u "" ] p".u. e. e oua'" %
,,1oa.t on, o,,,+ 80. ~ ,,,on,,'
ino;+ ON, orr+ ,rouo 60 ~.
nro+..
g:
:. - '''as' "a u''a u' i.'"n,o
''e, "o e por'e "A
ann .upll1i,ei' paiu :" n','u
;.
'nen' III e"i' o'oa ene '''a -
a,l'n'e"soa a. ue uenul' o':sl"
r'a iu acc'" oa'e' W . n'soa1o
repeoe' 'aie pinAa ,isuiui - po'
&c 81 UREA p f4lnu 'oioa'a .''e
''Domnllor' stu ca n avep 81
va pllnge1l ca n am vorbltE
Gu privire prietenoasa care,
pornind din inima, cuprindea gr!l
pull fntreg, Regina avu bunavoin-
ia de a-si exprima multumir,a
saluta zimbind, 81 iesi.
Trasurile 81 automobilele dlc
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(Urmare).
(Urmare).
Regina Maria 81 miscarea feme-
nista.

Regina Maria 81 miscarea feme-
nista.
y colega pune Majestatii Sale
o 1ntrebare privitoare la chestiu-
nea feminista.
Regina Incintata ca he poate
vorbi 81 despre miscarea femini-
sta 81, vadit bucuroasa, Sc gra-
beste sd raspunda, Gu sumede-
ME de detalii, carl ii insenineaza
chipul si-i lumineaza ochii:
- Stiti de sigur ce inseamn;l
feminismul in Anglia 81 in Am =
rlca... Eli bine, domnilor, am 3
vut placerea sd vad venind la Mi
ne delegatiuni de femei ameri-
cane 81 engleze ca sa-mi propura,
stiti ce? Sa flu in capul lor, IN
fruntea delegatiuni; care merge
la Congresul Pacii de la Paris.
Va marturisesc ca LEAN ras-
puns ca mimic nu mi-ar fl mai
placut decit asa ceva. Eu am
,toate curajurile. Oar daca n am
primit aceasta sarcina, este "a
eu sunt Regina, intre alte regi-
ne. 81 m am gindit ca era neces.r
lntii sd cunosc 81 sentimental ce-
lorlalte Regime, sd stu daca asu-
mindu-mi Eu un ascmenea rol
Ele ar Fl satisfacute, sa nu cumva
sa-si inchipuie ca primirea .,x-
trem de magulitoare care mis- a
facut ID q facut sa-mii piierd cum
patul.
Intelegeti de ce am stat la in
doiala. :.
De altfel, am dat Gu plac e"c
incuviintarea care mi-s'a cerut
ca femei engleze 81 americana sa
vina in Rominia sd explice femei-
lor noastre rostul miscarii lO'.
Am din partea lor o sumedenie
de lucruri foarte frumoase ofe-
rite ca amintire.
o ,,ocazie" propusa de un anne
rican.
y Intrebare pc care am auzit-o
in nenumarate familii cit am stat
in Anglia fost: DE ce nu We
niti in America 2. .. Ar trebui 1e-
gresit sa veniti in America" &.
Toti americana, une orr simplii
soNdati, imi spuneau: ,,Pacat ca
nu voiti sd va duceti in Anne
rica!"
E locul sd va povestesc - in
aceasta ordine de idei = o pro.
punere care, 1ntru cit vine de Ia
un american, va inchipuiti, nu
poate sd fie decit originala. A
cest american, care de sigur ca
trebue sd fie eel putin milionar
fiindca altfel de americani,
spune Majestatea sa, rizind, moi
hici nu cunoastem, = auzind ca
Ma preocupa chestiunea consoli-
darii 81 aprovizionarii Rominiei
mia spus: I'm America gasiti
tot ce va trebue. ST, daca veti
face numai o singura calatorie
la moi sd aveti toate cele ne
cesare din belsug,l pentru toata
tara, eel putin douazeci de AMI.
Eu - a continual americana -
iata, declar ca va voiu comanda
un tren special, care sd va duca
din regime in regiune. Trenul
acesta, - 81 aici a facut I'M gest
absolut convingator, - mare 50
va coste absolut mimic, nici un
ban"
Eu, domnilor, zice Regina, ri
zind din nou din toata inima, ma
g1ndesc sd ma due, fiindca auzi-
rati, mare sd ma coste nici un
ban"
Buna dispozitiune provocata
de generoasa oferta q americana
lui este generala atunci cind, -
vorbind in numele xiaristului ro-
min care bucuros cind gaseste
si el 20 ocazie1' confratele
venerable, (cel care yapSra" cen.
sura) face propunerea ca 20 dele
gatiune q preset romine q NEAR.
81 si e. Gu acest tren Il care nu
se pl1teste nici un ban &. B.
= (; Ia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-01
THE BOY PROBLEM.

Ben was courageous soldier and 100 per
cent son. Just few days before the world war
ended Ben died in Frech hospital.
81 asked him." wrote the nurse, eff he didn't
want me to write a word to his sweetheart. And
he said, write to mother.
"And smile came to his pain-tortured face
as he whispered: My mother is my sweetheart
That was his last word"
This she told in letter to the mother, Mrs.
William Mclean, Dunrnore, Pa.
The dying boy made the "boy problem" crystal
clear. It is the solution. So long as a boys
mother is his Sweetheart he wiz not go wrong.
OF course, all boys haven't living mothers.
And some mothers haven't learned how to be
their boys sweethearts from cradle to manhood.
Ben McLean's mother knew how.
The country owes big debt to his mother for
the gift of her son, and second only to that comes
the gratitude of all mothers to her for thus point
ing the way they may keep their boys going
right.
No higher honor comes to any boy than that
it is said of him:
"His mother is his sweetheart"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-01
HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Happy New Yearl
You can write it 'Jan. /, 1919" If you watch
out. You can make it happy If you join all the
rest of us in trying and
Watch you stepl
Nineteen-eighteen was great year for end
ings.
It ended the Great War.
Ended German utocracy.
Ended submarine boat piracy.
Ended Hohenzollern and Hapsburg rule.
But it left
Mountains Of work ahead!
There's peace to make for more than 80 ma
TONS Peaceful prosperity to bring back to all ma
lions and peoples.
A League of Nations to make under the hope
that it will make for world-peace forever.
American problems of economies, politics, in
dustry and health to solve.
Why
Nineteen-nineteen must hustle!
There are only going to be 365 days in 1919,
and it'll keep everybody busy to get things
squared away and running right in that time!
This ought to be great year for beginnings
and doings!
war has changed many things and written many
lessons for us to learn but
It's the same old world!
We're going to make good resolutions and
keep 'em as long as we can, as usual; marry and
work and live in houses just as we've always
been doing ever since we can remember.
But it's different world
It has some problems and lot of new
light old ones.
We're neighbors to the folks across the
seas. Some of us have kin and green graves of
our heroes Cover There" But we're thinking
more now about the Other Fellow right here than
we used to think, and we're all resolved to make
this -
better country in a better world!
Happy New Year to you!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-01
THE FACE THEREOF

Hohenzollerns were above the law in Germany
Hohenzollerns were above the law in the Ger
many they created aand misruled. Nobody could
arrest one fthem, no matter what they did or
didn't do.
They could break the speed laws, moral codes,
religious rules, aand evade taxes with impun-
ity and immunity.
Well, there's new deal now. New Germany
SHALL be amenable to and under the civil law
subject tot arrest for lawbreaking just like burg
lars an ndother criminals.
From petty thieving the Hohenzollerns rose in
olden Germany to gang-leaders. Then they be-
came robber barons. They evoluted into divine
right" despots.
They held the lines of all Germans, the prop
erty of all Germany at the mercy of their word.
So much power made them greedy to rule the
world.
In the attempt they grew dizzy and fell into
Holland
Rebuilt typewriters in Paris cost 1,75o francs
$3.50.
The total fishing area of the North Sea is
about 100000 square miles
The ferries on San Francisco bay carry nearly
100000 passengers q year.
When Hun navy is officially sunk, if ever, why
not put Trpitz aboard?
American locomotives in France now number
1000, and freight cars 10000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-01
MODELLING PEACE FORCES.

In a war of machines victory went to the side
that could invent fastest.
Invention was systematized and modified.
Nations created bureaus of scientific research to
organize inventive power. These bodies classified
the problems to be solved and then distributed
them the quartermaster's department distrib-
uted orders for shoes, hats shirts and mess kits.
Scientists divided up the work and set labora-
tories at work as machine shops were employed
on crude tasks.
Engineering and scientific societies, well as
the universities, organized their forces for an
attack on the trenches of ignorance that lay on
this side of the No Mans Land of industrial
knowledge.
Competition and secrecy between manufactur-
could more be endured at such time
than dissension between regiments in the field.
So trade rivalry suppressed, knowledge
pooled, and valuable features from many owners
selected and combined in one great improvement,
such the Liberty engine.
It was to such systematic scientific, co-opera-
tive directed invention that was due the defeat
Of the submarine, the defense against liquid fire
and poison gas, the building of tanks, the devel-
ppment of aviation, perfection of depth bombs
and all the flood of mechanical marvels that final
~ overwhelmed the Hun nj the fields where he
thought himself invincible.
Undr these methods difficulties melted away
What would have been epoch-making in
ventions became part of daily product.
Some nations preparing to apply the les
sons of war to the tasks of peace. Britains Min
istry of Reconstruction has twenty committees
working Industrial and Scientifs Research
On these committees to be found the ablest
scientists and engineers of the whole British En-
pire. They mobilizing all laboratories, scien-
tific societies. experimental shops, technical
schools and universities for an attack on prob
lens of increased production of necessities.
The United States created Board of Scientific
Research during the That board began
the work of organizing scientists, engineers and
Investigators for inventive work. These did
some splendid things during tn ewar.
Is there any reason why the work of mobiliz-
ing inventive forces of the nation should stop
with the peace treaty? Why cannot they be
modified for the war on poverty, disease and
ignorance?
If this were done and the splendid resources
of our schools were utilized to improve our in
dustrial machinery and methods we could quick
ly multiply productive power many times
and insure plenty for all.
Of course would also need to use intelligent
organization in the distribution of the product
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-01
CAPTURED CANNON.

A. N. E. A. writer says:
See that your town gets captured German
cannon!
Take the matter up with your congress-
man and the War Department.
Set that relic up in front of the city hall or in
The public square, where all can see it.
It will be more than memorial of the valor of
American soldiers-who, by the way, never have
los ia war.
It will keep green the memory of democracy's
victory over autocracy.
And when pro-Germans start anything in ia
vor of Germany or anybody starts disloyal talk
In your town
You can point to that cannon and let it teach
Its lesson of Americanism
Fashion tip: Wear your hair long for style
and it passes as temperament; wear it uncut for
economy and it's considered lack of brains.
Fred Hohenzolern's wife is going to visit him
In Holland. But his mother-in-law isn't.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-01

Fred Hohenzollern's wife is going to visit him
in Holland. But his mother-in-law isn't.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-01

| The ferries on San Francisco bay carry nearly
| 100000 passengers q year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-01

When Hun navy is officially sunk, If e
not put Tnpitz aboard?
The Home news., 1919-12-12
SCHOOL DISTRICT AND
 ROAD BILLS NO GOOD.

The Supreme Court of the state has held the acts of the recent session of the legisla- ture invalid which causes the Barnes school district not to be made a part of the Nc Crory district. By the ad- dition of the district north of McCrory the school conditions of both districts would have been greatly improved and we believe the majority of the people of Barnes will want the next regular session of the legislature to pass a bill of this kind, provided it shall not do away with their present school, but give them free ac- cess to the high school at Nc Crory and also name the di- rectors of Barnes as members of the McCrory school board.
 The courts decision, how ever, favorably affects the road building in this county. Road District No. 12 had been amended to such an extent that it would have cancelled, but the act of the Supreme Court makes it possible now to build the highway which will connect McCrory, Jelks, Howell, Wiville, Cotton Plant and Hunter. About 30 miles of road is affected.
The Home news., 1919-12-12
WHAT SHALL WE, DO
 FOR CHRISTMAS? ?

The Committee for enter taining the young people de- sires to know just what they would like to do for Christmas so that we may help you do these things. Please make out a list of the things you would like best. Those in school may give them to Prof. Willis.
 Young people in town may mail or give lists to MrslClav- ton Hailey or Mrs. w. G. Dil- Hard. This means everyone from the first grade through the young people of the town. You need not sign names, just send in lists. Do this at once so we may publish results next week.. THE COMMITTEE.
The Home news., 1919-12-12

Ford for sale, in good run ming condition. Ed Harris. Jelks, Ark. Adv. 1O-31-tf.
 MT. E. l.. Hamilton spent Thursday in Little Rock on business.
 Ford for sale, cheap, in first class condition. E. c. Caudle. McCrory, Ark. Adv. 1O-24tf.
 Mrs. H. P. Warner and children, of Memphis, will ar rive tomorrow, Saturday, to visit her sister, Mrs. G. T. Hay.
 For flowers for any occa- sion see Walter w. Raney, Undertaken and Licensed Elm palmer. He is the authorized agent for all leading florists in Little Rock and Memphis, and can save you telephone ex- penSes in ordering.