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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30
W|LLYS' SCHOOL
 FOR EMPLOYES Progressive Policy Will Be on a Fifty-Fifty
 Plan

As another factor in his plan for fur | therings the mutual interests of employer
 and employe, John N. Willys, president of the Willys-Overland company, has found ed a technical school for employees at his plant in Toledo says Dr. Barnes. manager Overland Motor company of Birmingham.
 Complete courses in modern automobile manufacturing are offered Students arc paid while studying.
 The school occupies large section in one of the company's factory buildings in | Toledo It is completely equipped with machinery and contains tool shops, die rooms. drafting rooms an inspection de. partment, lecture halls and other depart. nents essential to the various courseS The faculty is composed of men with cx- tensive experience in automobile manu- facturing. men qualified as competent in- structors Those who elect to take the course will attend classes during working hours Students are expected to complete thelf
 courses in from one to three months, ac- cording to their abilities ana previous eA- perience.
 The founding of the school is in keep
 ing with the progressive policy of the
 Willys-Overland company, and is intend-
 ed to encourage the mutual interests be-
 tween employees and the company. It's
 purpose is to fit employees for better and
 more responsible positions.
 Those who have been connected with
 he Willys Overland for a certain period
 of time will receive within 10 per cent of
 their present wages while in training.
 Courses in general machine work. in
 tool making, die making and die sink ing. blue print reading, practical mathe- matics and such other technical and man.
 ufacturing studies as lead to definite op-
 portunities in the factory are among
 those offered. In addition courses of an
 advanced technical nature. intended to
 qualify students for foremanships have
 heen introduced. Eventually special lec-
 ture courses illustrated by moving pie lures will be included.
 As opportunity offers new and mex perienced employees will he afforded the nrivileee of training in this department before entering upon their duties in the factory, says Dr. Barnes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30

Seer etary- Treasurer Alabama Division Farmers F. & C. |. of A.
 McFall. March D. 1919.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30

II ser,es models than any line heretofore offered the public
 All motors are of the standard Buick valve-in-head type. but with an auto matically fabricated valve mechanism a new feature of proven worth to which is added the enclosing Of tho entire over- head mechanism. with dustproof covers; lnsures a saving of wear, prevents ac- cumulat;on of dust and is 1919 improve ,nent that has met with instant favor.
 "In the opinion of the majority of pros pective motor car buyers says Mr. Scouten of the local Buick dealers, Buick morotor cars represent the best value obtainable in the market. It is a product possessing a reliability of per formance and durability of service that is acknowledged without the slightest reservation For nearly 20 years, the product has gone through all the pro eesses of development and elimination and is recognized now universally as time tested means of transportation; business and social necessity"
 "Another point, and one that is not being overlooked in these times," says Nr. Scouten, "is the Buick resale value. No make commands a price nearer first cost than the Buick, and this is con- sideration many buyers seriously con- sider."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30
GREAT VICTORY
 FOR THE FARMERS

To. the Editor of The Age Herald:
 Dear Sir4-1 notice in your issue of the 18th instant where Judge II. D. Clayton rendered a decision upholding the Alabama cotton exchange law.
 l consider this decision a great VIC tory for the farmers. for the Alabama law was enacted through the efforts of the Farmers, union of our state and this law is in keeping with the United States cotton futures law of 1916 an1 all agree that this law is fair alike 10 cotton producers, dealers and manu- lecturers.
 However. ever since we succeeded ih having the United States cotton tu- lures law enacted the spinners of thc world have been trying to haXe II changed and it seems as if the spinneTs influence succeeded during the las moments Congress was in session n getting through the Lever amendments, which will have the effect of depress7 ing the price on thousands of bales or perfectly good spinnable cotton in the hands of farmers, merchants and bank : CTS of our country.
 have not heard a single farmer asking for this Lever amendment, put I have heard a great many spinneiS, and some of them in Alabama, relolc-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30
What Is American Art?

Harper MH Sf'NihS-
 If ;s no wonder if I cannot entirely
 svmpathize with that now fashionable school which derrands poetry profess edlv American and up-to-date Whlch.
 nroclaims emancipation from conven- tionaI form. and asserts that men work better for not knowing how-imagist, modernist. futurist. ct id genus ompe. With all their sincerity, there seems certain affection and advertisement about these popular rcbels-as of a huge and swaggering majority with its hack against the wall. heroic. iusgernaut claiming the martyrs crown For some of us their freedom is ! .oo hard q bondage, and their anarchy l too narrow and infleXible dogma. On what compulsion must we deny our
 selves whatever beauty Is not wholly new? Or because this is here and now, !, shall not all distance and all yesterday | make music in use also? Imagine a Shakespeare restricted to Elizabethan subjects. Vergil imprisoned within l Aurustan realism, a Keats compelled l to he contemporary. Doubtless we are ! the people and wisdom was born with
 us. Being modern Americans. we can not if we will produce any other than lmodern American art; and perhaps we might do as well to put away self ! consciousness and, instead of trying to make something nationai. try simply ! to make anything good. We live in the :! great age as others have done: but tthat is hardly a reason why we should make it smaller by, imDrfsoning our souls therein as others did not do. And i.the question of form for one answer bv merely declining to be disinherited. Free verse itself. as Miss Lowell is sd fond of pointing out, has been written of and on for centuries. Why make a boast. then, of writing nothing else? !! Convention is but our name for that
 which very many have approved: and
 we should call him foolish carpentar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30

Considerable talk is being heard among the thousands of motorists in Birmingham, and in fact throughout the country, about the s5e,0oo Liberty sweepstakes which is scheduled at h. dianapolis on May 31. Mulford and Chevrolet will do their best but the favorite among many is Eddie Hearne, who will drive the famous Stutz D. Paw Perkins, of the Perkins Motor Co, stated during the week that nearly everyone he has talked with believes that the Stutz will run first with the honors. This Stutz is the same old car that made good records in 1915 ant experts state that it is the only de- pendable car that will endure this 500- mile race This event is creating much interest and it is expected that peo pie from all parts of the country will witness the daredevils.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30
QUICK TIRE SERVICE

Truman Morrison, manager or tEe Crawford Quick Tire service. has m- stalled more service wagons ana iF able to give better service than in. the past The average time for service ls about six minutes and it is said thai the added service wagons will enable them to quicken this service. MT. Nor rison reports that the business on Firestone tires for the week has more than doubled any previous weeks bus mess during this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30
FART, "ONE-A-DAY" FORD

Earl Ford, sales manager for the Cruse- Crawford Manufacturing com pany, delivered some splendid jobs lH Republic trucks. The bodies of these trucks were designed by Mir, Ford, who has made special study Tn ths requirements for efficient transporta- tion. MT. Ford says that the Repuoi.c trucks are being sold as fast IS they are received and if the present demand continues they will break all dealers
 records throughout the country. Their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30

Manon DeShazo of the DeShazo Mo- tor company, states that the quality that the manufacturers put into the Liberty-Six is of the finest materials that the market affords. He goes on
 to say that the Liberty cars of last year are just as good as those of this year. The scientific construction keeps the parts from wearing and the depend ability is what has made the eLiberty so popular.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30
DREADNAUGHT RECORD

J. T. Fenton, manager of the South ern Tire and Accessories company, has received some splendid statements from the users of Dreadnaught tires, some of which have gone more than 10,001 miles. This is a. 50OO-mile tire ana nearly everyoneof the users of these tires claim that they have exceeded the mileage that is guaranteed. Own
 CTS who are careful with their cars and
 tires can easily double their mileage with Dreadnaught tires, says MT. Fen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30
FIFTY POINTS IN
 NEW BUICK MODELS Spring Demand for Bucks Keeps Dealers Busy Mak-
 ing Deliveries

To the eve. there are but few changes to be nsted between the 1918 and 1919 lines of Buick models,
 The beautiful, but dlsnified and refined, lines of body design have undergone practically no change, while throughout each job from an engineering standpoint many changes have taken place.
 No radical departures are found. of course, but an improvement here and an improvement there. until some 50 odd INints have been cared for, insuring an even more satisfactory service from the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30
ENELL SELLS FEDERALS

Everybody knows Enell. who sells Federals, with the Birmingham Mo tor company. He has travelled every corner of the state and has come in contact with nearly every truck deal that is known. All you can hear of him Is Enell who sells Federals and what can be heard along Auto Row. He has put hundreds of them in Alabama with in the past 12 months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30

China is not regarded a cattle country nor are the Chinese beef eaters, except the Mohammedan Chinese in northwest ern China There are about 20,oao0Ol of these people. according to consular re- ports
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30

The American committee for Armenian and Syrian relief in Jerusalem distributes twice a week d can of condensed milk to mothers of infants and small children,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30

A great increase in the rat population of England is thought to be due largely to the decrease in the number of dogs, which have been gradually starved out by the exigencies of war, the feeding of dogs
 having become serious matter when fooC was scarce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30

ing over the fact that it became a saw, but the farmers will yet have their say about it.
 labored zealously to have the Ala farmers to get Legitimate markets on cotton and today there is not a buck ct shop ill Alabama and we are gratl fled that Judge Clayton has decided in favor of this law, as this is another prop in behalf of the cotton farmers.
 Yours respectfully,
 O n FORD
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30
PASSING THE BUCK ALONG
 cessAms "s sAm THE FEWER ROUTE
LIBERTY QUALITY

allotment for trucks this year is "one a day"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-30

who would do his work without ham mer. saw or chisel because these tools were tainted with the touch of time.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26
PLUKOVNiK SIBIRSKE CESKOSLOV
ARMADY MEDEK v AMERICE.
'Svornost" pfinasi nasledovni puvodni zpravu:

"Svornost' pfinasi nasledovni pivodni zpravu:
San Francisco, CaE, %. zar ZvlaStni ceskoslovensk
missile pozIstavaci plukovnka Rudolfa Medeka kapana
Josefa Gregora Tayovskeho porucika Fran OndrSka p
stala vcera San Francisku parolodi Marking
Medek, a6 tepre tfiee let star by svoe zasuhy O
ceskooveskou revouci organisovanf druzn Rus me
novan mnstrem vaky pukovnikem Ma pet ruskych vyzna
menani edno anglcke edno ceskosovenske Tmto posed
MIN jest rad Sokola Z plukovnka Medeka pokus pod
vran zove krouzci kolem nas ceskosovenske armady
Sibr pokouseci prv6s do armady rozvrat posvanim
voni prot dstonikGm unit ocich ma
roda jakehos autokrata kery spoecne Bohdanem PavI
zmocn vlady mad ceskosovenskm voskem chte zaves
rakusackou dscpnu Bezpodstatnos techo pomluv byla
jasne ukazana kruhy nepovoanesimi samotnym druzn-
nikyO A+
Plukovnik Medek porucik Ondrasek jsou svobodni
pan Gregor ma vlast manzelku cyfletou dcerusku
kerou dosud nkdy nevid6 ponevadz naroda kdyz by
iz Rusku Kapitan Gregor redaktorem ydenni pubka
"Sloyanske Hasy", vychazec Sbifi Vschni til du
stonic ma move ceskosovenske uniformly Jsou dobren
zdravi tes nesmrne vlasta shedan svm
hym. '%z~-Ett -
Jsou sve ceste doprevazeni tajsn1nkem cd Y NJ c.
p. Kennethem Mllerem, ktery mluvi dpbfe cesky.
Missile vyjede Ultra San Franoska cest4 atlant
ckeho pffstavu bude Sc stavet Chcagu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26
SENATOR KENYON PROSTREDNfKEM
MEH PRACf A KAPITALEM.
FITZPATRICK VIM GARYHO, zE
VINEN JEST DNESNi STAVKOU.
PRESIDENT TRUsTU NEHoDLA PRISToUPITI
MA VYJEDNAVANf

Washngton,t 25. zar. - Jako prvni sv6dek denictva
vypovda pred senatnm vysetrucm vyborem John Ftzpa
trick Chicago pfedseda savkafskeho boru re pstoupe
MIN United States Steel Corporation vyjednvan svym
zamestnanc by moho vyzniti okamzym zakoncenm stav
ky, ktere dnes sdcastnuje 600 delniki.
Fitzpatrckovo prohasenf stale po seshodinovem Wy
svetlovan snahach organsovaneho delncva pred enanm
savku Kdyby byl soudce Gary pfedseda diteske ady
cearske korporace vyhovel pfn denictva seses
ecne konferenci nebylo by byo stavce vubec doslo
Kdyz Gary jenz prave meskal hostine, davane ba-
ronem Kondou, presdentem japan Mail Steamship Co., OBJ
drze telegram jimz oznamovano byo jak Fitzpatrick
mem svedcl zanechal sveho urpuneho mlteni prohas
"Rditelska rada United States Steel Corporation zast
pue skorem 900 podnik vcetne 10000 neb 70 900
vastnch zamestnanc1 Jsme jech suZebniky zvoeni
supovat chran ejich zamy zamy vsech nasch 25OOO0
zamestnanca nchz vetsna ysli nejssn eeny deini
ckych uni." ft.@-
"Nad vefim ze nase korporace jistych zavazkd
vseobecne verenos zasahujcch savku Ia techto pod
mnek nemohu promne zodpovidat otazky kadene Rex
ale sam sebe otaZky moranch zasad neohu byt
umlouvany ami kompromsem rozusteny die meho nahedu
sou podobne oazky zahrnuty omto neblahem sporu N.Y.
sm ze ami nemGzene vyednavati neb konerovat p Fz
patrckem eho spoecniky jako vddci denickych uni
menu naseho denctva kteremu tito
sami nabidli" re3aasat
Senatni Nyseroyani vede senator Kenyon Iowy, enz
mez nym otazkami Ftzpatrcka taza zda by souhlas
ably smre yednavani svereno byo arbraGn rad6 kerou
by menoval svoa sam president Wilson Tazany odpove
del ze sam nema moc odvoa stavku ale re jest pre-
sweden, re by dehctvo svoo ably stavka mo Zpsobem
bya zakoncena vypoved denickeho zastupce jest pa
srane stavkujicich neschazi dobre vde ale
snaha jeich rozbii vrdohayou neusupnost Gayho.
Kenyon Sc snaA zfskat Wisona, ably tmto zplsobem
stavkovn hnu doso ODE srany pzniveho zakonceni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26
PRESIDENT WILSON HROT ITALI
BL0KADOU.
VYLODENI AMER. MARINAKU u
TROCiRU.
DANNUNZIO HODLA Sc PRY ZMOCNITI DAL-
MATSKEHO POBREZf.

Kodah, 25. zar = Die depese doSl6 ze Sptu vylodeno
byo oddeen amerckych marakG nedaeko Trogru "a
lem. aby-donui Italy vyklizeni tohoo m
neho mesa Vachove by soucane vypuzen obyvatestvem
kere ne strilelo pozdej pevzalo Americana
vojsko jihoslovanske.
1talsky veitel tremi muz ozbrojenem automobile
byl sovanskym voskem zaat Soucasne amerckych
rihaku ozbroenych sroinm puskam- prstalo prevZalo
automobil Zaate Italy dopravio italskou btevnc
Pafiz. 25. zarf. Die rimskych kruzch rozsifovane
zprvy dosa do havnho 6sta askeho kraovsvi odpoved
pesidenta Wsona dotykac Rjeky kterou Spoiene Sta
ty proste zamita italske pozadavky hroz re ceou
a uvaena bude blokada jest nezachova
kach dalmasvch Rjeky tak jak byo narzeno mirovou
konferenc Pafiz koovala povest asa korunn rada
prohlasa Rieku pripojenu alskemu kralovstv
vsak zde dosud mekaci alska mrova delegace
echo v6deti
alove zdejs jsou poslednm udalostm znacne poboure
nj vzmaha ich velka nechu pro ednani amerckeho
presdenta. Jsou presv6dcen ami France ami Ange
blokady nesucastni a Amerika re ednat nemuze.
Jihoslave vyvraci zpravy, mobisuje armadu vaec
nemu tazen Rjeku proti DAnunziovym vzboufencum.
Mezitim vzrisa cele Ital povaziva krse. Vlada Nit
tho nemdze hnutm vyvolanm DAnnunziem niceho svest
jekoz ento nechce dnes spokoj edn6 Rjekou hodla
podobnym zpGsobem zmocn celeho damatskeho pobez
tim nesou arc Jihosovane spokojen odvolava siny
mi proesty mrove konerenci Jinak panuje trapna nej
stota mezi dplomaty S nahledy riznL
Rima oznamuje re italske oddly prekrotvSi
demarkacnf earu Trogru jinde vray taske lzemi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26
CLEMENCEAU PRO RYCHLE SKON-
GEM MiROVEHO JEDNANi.
cHvALf soUcINNosT AMERIcKEHo voJsKA.

Pariz 25. zafi = Mnistersky pfedseda Clemenceau
dnes mluv pred posaneckou snemovnou uzavrenem mru
Nemeckem pravi pozada senat Spoenych SatG ably
spisil schvaen mirove dohody Pri zmnee vstoupen A
merky do vaky vysovil FRAME muze potita pfa
telstv Spojenych Statu dob valky j mru.
Dotkl kritiky lgy narodu ez see nen tax dokona-
lou ak sobe Wilson pr ale sam staut narodd
vlastni kritce nebude podrobovat.
Dale prohasil MAJOR kdyby nebylo Nemecko vyhasi
vaku re by zahy zgermanisovao cey pro cemuz
strana socastcka slime protestovaa Vzpomenu vd6tne
Angie jez sponane prspechala Franci pomoc nebya
zadnou smlouvou vazna chva zdanost americkeho
voiska bez ktereho by nebylo doazeno v6zstv Mu po
dive hodny byl pozornos vetny posancu vyslechnut
&C nekokrate prerusen utoky SOCIALISM,.
Ma kritiku mrovych sluv prohasil France bya jen
jednou vaci mocf uzavreny mir nenohl di en je
statn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26
JEDENACT DNf BEZ POTRAVY.

Manu- Fla, 25. zafi.s- Je-
denacte dnh bez potravy nebo
vody, takovy byl osud dvana-
cti troseenikl z nedavneho hu
rikanu, .ktefi sehouleni naleze
nj byli, v mAjaku- ma North Ell
bow Cay, malem to ostrdvku V
uzinf Floridske, od. yladniho
lapace ponorek. Lide ii byli ma
prosto v prubehu boufe odlou-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26

ceni Cd ostatniho sy6ta. Obrov
ske vlny, ktere pri hurikanu
valley Sc pred ostrov, odnesly
RUNE potreby, vSechen zivy
dobytek a znieily jine potrav-
nj zasoby, ponechavse obyva-
tele, jichz jedina nadeje spool
vala ma nepremozitelnosti ma
jaku, V nemz Sc shroma2dM,
tiplne opust6ne. .s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26
Snahy stavkafu spo1eGnou konferenci
VYROBA OCELE A ZELEZA
UPLNE ZASTAVENA.
I valcoven Empire vyslo ma
stavku 400 muiu celkem.

Potvrzuje Sc vGerejsi naSe
Dulletinova zprava, re We val
covnach Empire ma Bessemer
Ave. strajk propukl a cinnost
V Mich uplne byla zas. avena
Empire tovarny zabyvaji Sc
vyrobou kusoveho zeleza jedi
ne vsech stavkujicich tam
je 400.
Zavreni valcoven ma Besse-
mer Ave. znamena zastaveni
cele ocelafske a zelezarske in
dustrie V Clevelandu. Ami V je
dine zdejsi toyarne Sc vice ne
pracuje, kterazto pfestavka We
lyrobe Znstane platnosti az
do uroynani vseobecne s.avky
unie odhaduii, re pocet stav
kuiicich~v tech kterych zavo
dech zde je nasledujici:
Newburzske ocelarny 1000
Newburzske dratovny 1900
Cuyahoga dflny 1000,
Central tavirny 500.
KOksovny ma Harvard 500.
Emma hute 250
Consolidated dilny 800
H. P. dilny ma vych 40 al
1000,
American tovarny 1880
Newburgh a South Shore
draha 450.
McKinneyovy zavody 1000
Riverside zelezarny 1900,
Cleveland hue 500,
Upson hrebickarny $500,
Union valcovny 500,
Lake Erie dilny ma ny
" 1900,
Empire valcovny 400,
American plecharny 800,
Cleveland ocelarny Ma vych
g ul. 200.
Clevelandska vSeobecn.
tavka oce!arG a hutnlkn doci.
.ena hladce a bez yaznych w
rznosti, take h!avni stavkov.
Il vybor je Gplne spokojen a
ivou pozornost mGze v6novat
nestum sousednim. hlavn6 Lie
ain, kde strajk je pouze caste.
my, ,akze V tamnejSich po
rubarnach, zamestnavaj jicicf
Isl 10000 muzd, V praci je pt
racovano. Vykonny stavkov
ii vybor vysial vcera do Lo
ain deiegaci zeleznicnich pre-
laku. ably alespoh doprava RI
~ do lorainskych dilen byls
;astavena, tamejA bratrstvc
,eleznicnich brzdarG strojvt
iouclch stavku stale vSak od
llada. Ones bude vyslana dc
Aorain jina delnicka komise. a.
oy tamnejSimi ocelari ohled
le stavky vyjednavala.
Do Clevalandu prijel vcers
lladnl komisar John B. Len
non, ably mis4ni situaci STUDIO
1al a washingtonskemu depar
nentu prace pozdeji o cieye
landske stavce referoval.
ZdejSl stavkafi konali vGers
lalSi schulz V Brookside par
lu ma niz podilelo Sc asi 4OOt
lelniku. Recnici, mezi mimi:
oyl tez organisator tesarskycl
mil p, P. zelezny, nabadal
stavkafe ku klidu a trpeliveml
| vyckayani' rozuzfeni strajku
Mimo to oZna1neno,t ze v new
| ourzskych tovarnach stavkuj
| t6z :l66 zen a tdivek, zamest
nanych u stroju ma tazeni Or;
til. Vsechny ,pfihiasily Sc wee
| ra X .lmii. tuc' s. gr f+-r}ar'. i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26
DIVA PLUKY RUDE GARDY ZNlGENY
GENERAL DENIKIN SPOJUJE Sc POLSKYM
VOJSKEM.

Londyn, 25 zari = oblasti pskovsk6 hozapadne cd
Petrohradu vceresho urpuneho boe znslEstohc diva
puky rude bosevicke gardy ak hasi dosla depese
estohskych prannend S3t:-
Do Svycarska pax dose telegram zs armada protibose-
vcka pod generale Denknem operujfc jiznm Rusku
blfze Kerostenu spojia ~ojst@n poskym. st
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-16
HOME STATIONS
ANNOUNCED FOR
ARMY REGULARS

Washington, Aug. 14.-Permanenr
home stations for the regular army
divisions returning from overseas
were announced today as follows:
First, Camp Taylor. KY: second.
Camp Travis. Tex; third. Camp Pike.
Ark: fourth, Camp Dodge. Ia; fifth.
Camp Gordon, Ga; sixth, Camp Grant,
Ill; and seventh, Camp Funston. Kas.
Each division is being returned to
its home station for discharge Of
emergency enlisted men who desire to
be released. and for recruitment and
reorganization on peace basis.
In announcing the divisional camps,
Secretary Baker said each would be
branch of the University in
Khaki"
II fear that in the days before the
war, we had fallen into the habit Ct
taking the regular army for granted"
Mr. Baker said. I'VE had lost sight
of tremendous potential value Of the
army as an educational institution for
training young men to become not
only finished soldiers. but citizens
able to earn more and be more. The
whole new program of helping the
soldier 70 become a more efficient and
useful citizen will not be put into
practice"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-16


without for himself two days. The
poppies' mother. an Eskimo husky,
was one of his dog team and had
.rudged with the man on this peril
Gus Journey in which he had proved
hat even the cold of the Canadian
Arctic could not drive out of his heart
his love for the dogs that worked so
nard for him.
This man had become devotedly at
tached to his dogs for, like most
trappers of the north. he had almost
no companions the year round other
than these sturdy huskies, part wolf.
A team of these huskies, the sort
used in the fur regions of Canada, IL
shown in THE Wilderness Trail at
the Pastime Theater Sunday. This is
a story of the Canadian fur region.
There are five huskies, and, with har-
ness and bells on their backs, they
drag over the snow trails sledge of
the sort that men, women and chill
dren have.to ride in when they travel
the coolest countries in the
world.
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