The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-01-30

Washington, Jan.
port on the resolutaoo) .IagioH :.
investigation of the -.------.----s1-
ry-Ford senatorial campaign was or
dered today by the senate contingent
expenses committee on a strict party
vote.
Washington, Jan. 29.-Jouett Shouse
Of Kinsley, Kan, was nominated to-
day by President Wilson to be assist
ant secretary of the treasury.
Washington, Wan. 29.-Ratification
of the prohibition amendment to the
federal constitution. effective January
16, 1920. was proclaimed today in a
proclamation signed at 1920 a. m, at
the state department, by Acting Sec
retary Polk.
Managua, Nicarauga, Tuesday, Jan.
2S.-Dr. Alexandra Caesar has been
appointed the representative of MIC
iaraugua at the peace conference. DR..
Caesar is a prominent surgeon.
Berlin, Jan. 29.-Two battalions from
one of the crack German regiments.
will leave for Weimar this week.
They will be quartered there during
the sessions of the national assembly
and will be at the governments direct
disposal in case of necessity.
Omaha, Neb., Jan. 29.-Bishop Ar
thur L. Williams, of the Episcopal
diocese of Nebraska, died suddenly at
midnight last night at his home here.
Manila, Jan. 29.-Sales OF enemy
owned property in the PHILIPPINE Is
lands have been completed, 1t was an
nounced here today. The sales realized
approximately s4.000,oo0.
Amsterdam, Jan. 29.-Prfnce Max,
of Baden, the former German imperial
chancellor. will be nominated by the
German social democrats and the Ger
man democrats as their candidate for
the presidency of the German repub-
lie. according to a Berlin dispatch
printed in the Neues Journal OF
Vienna.
Belfast, Jan. 29.-There was much
rioting in the dark streets here last
night Many plate glass windows in
stores along prominent streets were
smashed and some of their contents
were stolen. There was considerable
robbery of stores.
New York, Jan. 29.-Net earnings Of
the federal reserve bank of New York
for 1918 were s22634.033, an increase
of s1S,904424 over those of 1917. ac-
cording to a statement made public
today. This is 100 per cent on the
paid-in capital of ss0.467.S91.
Paris, Jan. 29.-(Havas)-Presi
Wilson this morning received dele
cation of the French union for woman
suffrage. led by Mms- Dewitt Schlum-
berger In the afternoon the president
received a delegation of the union of
women of France, led by Nine. Grave.
Toxic, Jan. 29.-The Italian embassy
was destroyed by fire today. Marquis
Cusani-Confalioneri and the members
of his family escaped without INJURY.
MARQUIS Cusani was at one time am
to Washington.
London, Jan. 29.-High school
students paraded the streets at
Bremen, Monday. carrying black, r<S
and white flags. Twenty of them when
arrested declared the demonstra ton
to be one Of respect for the former
emperor and not in favor of the mon
archy according to a Central News
dispatch from Copenhagen.
New Orleans, Jan. 29.-Miss Mar
garet Gibbons, of New Orleans~ea a
niece of Cardinal Gibbons, and Albert
H Hart. of ST. Louis, were married
at the Chapel of ST. Josephs convent,
here this morning.
Copenhagen Jan. 29.-The Nor
wegian sailors organization has pass
ed a resolution declining to assist ~
carrying food to Germany until the
German government has paid an in
demnity of s4.00o,o00 for members of
their organization who were victims
of submarines.
London, Jan. 29.-(via MontreaD-
Plans have been perfected for the in
PRODUCTION in parliament of a bill
granting subsidies amounting to mil |
lions of pounds sterling for the pIr- |
chase of small farms for men dis I
charged from the British army, ac- |
cording to announcement here. +
Chicago, Jan. 29-Victims of the
high cost of living found further sat |
Isfaction today in the trend of produce |
prices. Butter at wholesale dropped
three to four cents since yesterday
and potatoes declined five to ten cents [
2 bushe1. Cheese and eggs showed no |
change.
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