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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
CARPENTER HANGS K. 0.
ON JOE BECKETT's CHIN
Wins heavyweight Title OF Europe
@ In Ono Minute aud Fourteen
Seconds.
AIDS OPPONENT no CoRNEK
sEnsfisiiman Did Not Know What
tit Him Until Seconds Said Joe.
fou Are Out"-NIany Mobiles At
tend Fight.

rt5s Il 10 ~. 80.
4 Tier thc ISr.n,,I, f,.ii,cr IN 80 IN
" ,y.;, M rSavii mS,iISF, Won me he,ly
!. tonish,. by dofGatinr 10" ii.cKctt.
chc mpion of l.,gland ~
4 C,nr,,o,;,rr tnnnkn, an, r,.i.o,, a.;
thc first roinI, aftcr ono mint ,n,i
i fourteen srcnmIs ~ arh.inr A'''
After tho bonn ,,nrnrnrjer s,;d. "r
4 sey.'' 80 '"'" i'e'''p-
o.e The mee snterea The ring At .:44
The fcht began AZ 9:5i o'clock. After
shor; aandshaio the men raced eaeh
The FIRST blow WAS landed by Carrcn-
4 tier. It WAS q Shor; lab il did no
damase. Ecckctt sent & swift uppercut
MT the Ere nGhim"n easily lodged IT,
,,ns e" =" '"' "''"u'e OF 'he
M, -,,.; ..,,
ana cn,rh, -" 0.rbp'u
h' ,c .auI"' i.eGike', on ,mS 'hin NH
iurrhed fo-,..'-i IA ~ ~ = 80
lie w, 40, m'i," 'u ~" 9" ''S i"ce-
W.,
frcnch'nhn Helps carry Hrckctt.
ea arr rtI. w',shc ed G o ; ntem5y
s At tho Hateful Ten the Frenchman
sprana foi ward, raised tho man in his
arms and lifted him into nc arms OF
Reckc,ts eyes opened il as: as his was
done and his second said 20 him: Zoe
you're our" Beckett was unable TO
unoSESltIi u an iof q moment, hut
he seemed 20 compyehend when tho
crowd began 20 invade the ring.
Carpenttcr was hOstcd 10 the should
ers OF the frs; OF the crowd that reach
$ed him. Everybody in the stadium was
cheering. including the Prince of
Wales while tens Of thousands Of per-
sons who had catherci outside in the
street were shouting their tribute to
The victor.
Peers and pcercsses. Members Of
the House "f Commons, high officials
OF state. and many women. most Of
them in eVcnin. dress. attended tho
fight.
Tho only EFFORT made hy Beckett III
the fight was to CT: loose II vicious up
ceivcd the FIST iab TO tho face. Tho
blow missed by more than y foot;
ytctor t,rr;cd ,,-,,, Mn,
,,rna,.;.- ,.as ,,a.,.,aS ..
no ~ ~ 49,, q ~" ',"ta ~ -
= b,rr;canc chcnr 80 e' ""'''
i"ndon r'nr,i,.. ,..i. a
dr,,SnG n nor. Nr''G S, ,onaE mao
me nhyHir.,I ira ~ ~. ,yy" AZ :.
Beio:e entering N" ring this even
-, ~, NJ. NJ 'Otl"M.hI Sth,c-
a,,n,a.n. - CIV w. '"'i'-
.>I ,ocd l. =, T., ., ~ r,
Al. ~ 10 ~ NJ ana lccl
sure ihnt ] am thHi feel thaj | can
rcnSid - niicp hn, !; :. ''t7 80 ~, -
& 4 s ~, NJ, "n. - tHohl'y
niys:rlf fr,I .on,iI.r, -; p" ,ii,,,', ",'m
q ,,,:,;tsr i,nu. f.,s, .,,a .,,. Nv
. t.arren+ia,. - ..,'a Va, NINA:
sgm;; ina. H. i. hn, 49, 49, " AZ.
K "vnr, n,in,,,. oC ~ 80, m" go.
( tinc into condition ;,md i; / io"c wiiI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
WILD SPRINTS FEATURE IN
INTERNATIONAL BIKE RACE
Three Teams Distu,rrd When The,
could Not Keep Terrific Pace
OF Leaders.

NEW NOkk. Dec. i.-ln Il scr!es N
VIA SprntS and attempts on the p-ri
al az least three teams to steal "a Ian
lou! Teams were Tapped by the lender
'oiichi III the S!N-dAy h"ycic RAGE
thardon and rihcr2 hie't. ~ Well as
Hpvh'"f ana chapman VIII" lost Ian
each earlier in tn" contest drvpnr,i
another lap in the jams. 50 ih.. th,v
are Two LAPS behind INC leaders Eru.uo
ana Verde. With HuvSs- and Suri.scns.
and we're dist=n,ct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
Nay No, Los. birmingham

FITTSF Held. MASS. Dee 4--Nt A
meeting Of the stockholders or the
Pi:tStci3 Eastern League cluh !. was
stated tina; JOG S!rm.nEham's duties "A.
base bal! college coach next spring
proha bly, would rot interfere with HIS
return as manager OF the P.tisncid
team. The meeting was held 10 dis
cuss the question OF :, successor 10
Firm .nEham in case he should not be
able TO return here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05

t.MPOEiA. kANS. Dcc ACCORD.
'.- 20 Chaunccy Hyatt. swimming in.
r'lG'lor Tor the Minneapolis (MiuI.D
NHietlc club. Marie and Joseph Nj.
Mi' four year-old twins who we're
ho.h htrc, are 'hc yourgos: swim.
nt's .n the West. The twins can
'w m. dive and do a lot o; stunts
ndcl rcople would he afraid to- ,ry
u j. declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
White sox Play Reds Tonight.

rouisht INC White SoN and Reds
VIII cash. These two teams are now
ted for the league leadership. anu
Interesting contests are Anticipated as
tn" White son Will cndcavor 30 regain
what glory thc.r uaIncsakcS Of base
bail fame lost last fall. The Reds are
'IUa!ly determined that they will re-
tam wha, tame their n;t!Dcsakcs gained
III the worlds series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
AnolLcr Minor Circnlt In sirL1.

FKLEFDKT. I'D. Dec. t.-.Joc XII
Nan. former player and manager with
teams Ia this section. IL attempting 10
wonlI include several cities in North-
.rn Illinois and southern Wisconsin.
He ls said IA have received some en-.
I"uraScincut IN his tour of the cities he
homes 20 include In The nov organiZa-
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
80 - - - ..
BOXING NEWS

~ i'atscy Wallace is ail rr5t ,.nca
more, and he has been ma-cnod to box
Ssawe!ve rounds Win johnny F;usscu AZ
4 EoSton, December t. ana six NcnrJs
with sammy Noble. December -
I'M owners lf boxing riuns m, \c,c
Jersey have formed an association for
sInptpa pro- lion JWl the advance.
sment OF tla sport.
cieorso PIrree NE clever Ger,n.n.
EIow,n thrrwe.@ht taIh5 az taxing
snn boNin2 gain. r'lvuc is still a young
S1nan;; lnd Il he gan get himself into
good shap shouiA make /, very ,n:n,-
VISITING 20: any ~ The fca;rcrwo!cit
linn Wiz astonishing .ac
Western sporting uen who have seen
aliim traiHln. Ills speed ANA cllyer-
tIcsB arc something Wvndctful ana Il,
lis Amos: ca Vain t. give Jack Snarirv
y, facing when i-ey meet In Nl!wuull I.
sSaturdaH night
is reported thai some 5000 u.,f-
EfationS have been received Tor ,It-
ss;on as Il founder" lu the I.ftruA.I.r
tai Sporting club. o. New York ,,.
fppw private hON.ng ORGANIZATION 80,
ktfat city. To be OG the 'o.rdrrs
TGSfs 5000 u tho application ts r,gn,-
Snbv "cted upon BY ~ Lol Il IL
tractors.
4. rhcy expect so big -n~f 10
sTfnd the bout between i'a' Moore .TI.
sfsharIrs J>edouX ~ london IN Do.
s1er &c. that III. uyoMJ'-. nave 40
.ftided to stage Tue bout d. ..3tr- JI,r
1.-THE largest ava. labl1 UuadMc I'D l:r-
land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05
Cerhrnue Leaves Tor u,,,r

y LS'N IJUN, DcC. ~. T. CocLrnn.
inc promoter % the CARPENTER Hcrkoi.
nEht, VIII iearc mere Tor the United
states IN a tcw days IL honcs "a ~
sranse FOR cnnmp.Oushiu ,ra,rn ha
tween Jack penpsey and Carpenter To-
.he held in london ~ lnaM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-05

a aTf)RONTO. VAN. Dec f-'TH. a..
That ". solomon and Jane. j. Nj
fEanery Of the Toronto dun arc fr
SeoF1pany w!.h Charles s S'Gurn.,sr.
aand John j. McGrap', OF TIN Nc,. ynrl,
Giants. on pleasure trip 0 CUBA lc+dN'
TO the conclusion that the i7.a.nafrs
fcf The two clubs have formed an AL
aiancc for mex; season THIS ..rra.
srent VIII mean 'thai Toronto All! viz.
fnlayers from the Ciants and probebly
Ho act SIS In4nagGr Ecporr has n.,t
afsfhat the New York club also would
rave an interrst In affairs 81 the 10.
SS9ttleater club. Trank Schultz also has
peaauager o. the Toronto club but DOW.
'HSsams to Ice favored over the f3rmcr
ftisago, outheldcI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
80 TO So, SAVING ON TIRES AND T

United Goodrich r,rs s,yncn,
Ice Gordon" and Other Tires ot standard
HAYES TIRE co.
Tulsa
ll' East Second Just East OF Grand Thcaer Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
BUSINESS SERVICE

REPAIRING AND REMoDELiRo 50
SHIP yoBr Old typewriter 10 Okmulzes II"
huilt Dpewfitsr Go Typevriters Of all
kipds rebuilt Repair department Ia
shaTg~ NJ rIUrrt mechanics Iil West
seventh opposite the courihouse. OknuI'
zee Okls
KEYS Mad. 10 order gun and iocssmitb
Ing Welding Of broken part, OF iron, re-
pairing OF everything jacob. ho.elly Co,
AIS FEFi Ttr,t phone 77F
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
EMPLOYMENT
sIruArIoSs FEMALE ] =,

LADY --Erpsriencsd In ielsgrsphy dssire'
passt.on; no objection TO leaving city. AZ
drcks II so, care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron sALE 10
Packard Oklahoma
Motor Co.
Used Cars


3-36--7-pHssonrcr Packard. Ike
new
526-.-5.passenser Packard. like
new.
2336 7pnsscnger Packard. rebuilt
s-25 tpassenger Packard. 5000
miles
1918 Marmon touring Ike new
lots Pierce Arrow. passenger.
1918 Chandler = passenger. 1000
miles
1917 Chandler 7.passcngcr. 5000
miles
1918 Marion. passenger. 1000
miles
1918 Appcrson. S-cyllndcr. 5000
miles,
1918 studcbaker, :-passengcr. Al
shape,
1917 Hupmobllc. 5.passcngcr.
1913 Roamer, new passenger.
And many other bargains. Opcn
evenings and sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12

FOR SALF-GaTAgr and repair shop ,tor.
Ing IS ears per night three years lease
rent 900 per month business net 81 500
per month Price 81 500 bail cash Call
Alo5 or room e22 old First National
Dark uidy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
Auro SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS /
BOARDS AND ROOMS
HOTELS

HOTELS 10
JACOBS HOTEL
Nov open for business; everything new
tltcproof building nice rooms ~ per wssk /.
7Ae peg night sos y, fiTh a.
LI0Hr HousrKEKPfso ROOMS 10
CINCINNATI, y. 1901 For rept for
nished 4ooms Tor liRht houSshesplnE
modern dnk IN Kitchen. Phone 65?3
THREE nicely furnished modern light
housekeeping rooms 1909 East Hodge
TWO modern light Housekeeping rooms SIS
West pfady
THIRD. D., lll0-Two homelikr, neatly
Furnished housekeeping rooms modern
To man and wife or girls employed reA
.onshlc rent Phone 576o
DENVER y, go Two lisht honseksop
Ing tooms front and rear entrance
ron RrNr Nicely furnished lght house.
keeping room 72ts \, Main Phone
MAIN s. l6h Two light housekeeping s
rooms rhone 1907
Two nicely furnished light houssLc Lccpins &
rooms south side; four blocks from post
office fii per month Phone $500
NICE bedroom apd dining room With
Kitchen privileged Phone $3.50
BosroN S. i7U Two furnished hou,.
keeping rooms ground floor rear en-
trance good well o. per week. Phone
Aail until 4. i1iO.I after q
NORFOLK. \. aO1-One nice frort room
MrnI.hed Tor light Housekeeping In pri
vatc home
NORFOLK. s. s--rwo connecting room,
Tor light Housekeeping
EIGHTH, T., sOG- suite 81 two rooms
nicely furnished for housskceping nod
ern home, private entrance, adults only
FoR RENT Two nicsly furnished light
housekeeping rooms 5ll n Frisco.
foR RENT rhrs, furnished housskerpinz Z
rooms for = ar men only. Address
hbo, cate World
TRENTON, 8 tto-rhteo furnished rooms.
hall Of duplex house
NORFOLK, 4. 40a For rent. Two modern
housrkeepipg rooms
TWO clean front rooms Tor Housekeeping
south and east exposure strictly Hp,isrn
'i2 y Nanihus, n
ELwoOp. n. 3os--rwo rooms Tor light
housekeeping adjoining bath
FOR RENT Nicely FURNISHED light house.
keeping rooms sos s Elgin
ROOMS 70 REsr-ruRsisHEp IT
CINCINNATI s.. iil- Besptti,l tyrpished
clean. well ventilated room ssJ<sd Nose IN
gentlcmcn preferred
NOUNG LADY wishes roommate large
roam rlcse In north eaAt aud south eG
pcsur, nurse preferred Phone $500
BosroE, 4. oio- -tNr one or two gentle
men, private front entrance Asdioiuine
bath, downstairs newly furnished prt
Nstc family
nor RENT We'll furnished sleeping room
three hlocks from rh,rd and Main south
east exposure. Gall 3lS1 mornings or eve.
nings
DENVER s. TtS-p Desirable room gentle
men only
THIRD, W, l2S--truut sleepinz room for
rcnC adjoining bath Phone ioo9l
CHtNENNE, = 2il, APT Dsdrsbll
sleeping room Tor rent nicely furnished
With large closet close 10 bath. Phone
JOio
NICroR. =, 33i-LArge bedroom adjoin.
ing bath With or without Kitchen priv
usses reasonable Phone sees
pOuLntR, \, 81? Front sleeping room
Tor rent
SECOND T. i5lg One furnished sleep
tng room adjoining bath. garage Phone
2ilt
MAIN. S. lace Two nice sleeping rooms
for rcn, Phone fila
NltF room. private home. - per wreG
gentleman only rhonc G0c9
FOR RENr Nicely Furnished room Va prt
''te horc modrru. private entrance d.
close tr -rhcrr 66o9
rnoFNiN, $ 4 Two uaturunb,d roo,u,
modern nN children
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-12
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS ron nENr runNIsHED

ROOMS FOR RENT r-FuREisBED IT
FOURTH " tn Sleeping room suitable
fof Fonilemsn only phous 2rlJ
DtNVfR, j. 3Ia Two front sleeping
foofns clals .a l'hoo- q0sI
GCrnRiE. n 222 Sicely furnished
sleeping porch Win large oloset no chil.
drrn. Phone 1904
FOt HFST Nice south-"si room. close In
for one or two gentlemen or man and
wife ~ South Denver Phone 7ish
QUINCY. +. IilS Front sleeping room
prNAic home on car line. Kitchen priv
Neg. Aho gaf'sr
DENVER, a. cis Two room, Tor tour
gentlemen only. close to bath. Phone
lio1
FOR RENT Ni-eiy mrnlshsd room With
Altrh'u privilege Phone i75l
ONE ,cry nlrc sleeping roon adjoining
bah hs lhs best bed IN the cit) lem
plo apartments Apartment o. WoNt FnNh
aod houIdof Phone 2s2i
NlCfLY Furnished south and east front
tlsrp,nE room Wiih closet and adjoining
hnlh walking distance. on car line
Phone 1201
ELWOOD -. ui1 Nieely furnished front
,,c,.. ,,cca,.. Tor ono or two gentlemen. Phone
ELEGANT furnished room. private family
gentleman only Phone 2O0l
GUTHRIE y tlS-for rent front he'd
room, connecting bath private home
Fhono 4o'''
BOsTON 70i- Sice front room for two
ii, s ,,,pu "'u 80" -, ''o,' ..,"".., -, ....,
r'o.et' r,o,. Ig modsro han, Thons
si25
NtCEiy f,,,i,h.A south ,oom. r1y.,,
home rent ,,a.obAblc pbooe g1Is
nry,to 80 uI ,...,.,.., ,oo,.
'INN th, > ~ nou,tn 'utn''heu TOW"
,,,.',.sn 49, .,...-,.-
W ~ N, "ltv 700, g'ep'hh
'''"' ''f E'n''''" none ''''
IllkD " ile- Nicely Hrnlshrd IRON,
.''ghE room ptNnig, nome s'n''"e"
P't'Fi'' none '''@ ..
BOULDER 700 Nicely Furnished
t.tep'ut anu no''oAooP'hs '""'' "'
'''"''' ...........-.-.
DENVER. g. 5Ol--turnishsd rooms Tor
rent
ron RENT '7ecping room Phone ms
,Ooua uur,rpu,aupn a.
HoO"' Nv o"Ni'hhp
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-04
rIsACOIA JOURNAL. TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 4 1918

" more than cent OF the teaching positions
represented and 23o06 teachers below standard who
haye been accepted to fill vacancies slightly less
than 10 per cent It is estimated that there are
$4,000 teaching positions in the public schools of
the United States and If these figures hold good
for the entire country there $4,000 vacancies
and $1,000 teachers below standard.
These same superintendent report that 5279S
teachers dropped out during the past year, loss
of over % cent. On this basis the total num-
Der for the entire country would be $4,000. The
reports show that the shortage OF and the
number OF teachers below standard greatest
in the rural districts salaries are and
teaching conditions least attractive.
The states in which salaries and standards are
highest have the most adequate supply Of teachers.
California shows combined saaortage and below
standard of Ia per cent: massachusetts shows
1-2 per cent and Illinois per In at least
six OF the southern states than one-third of
their schools are reported either without teachers
or being taught by teachers below standards.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-04

1917-German raid on American
force in training results in 8 killed,
5 wounded and IL captured; Ameri-
can boys get training under heavy fire
for 8 days in Rhine Marine Canal re-
gion: hold their ground-Italian rout
on Tagliamento front s1ackens; ItaI-
ian third army accomplished it's with
drawa1 in good order and strengthens
new front
191s-Armistice with Austria in eff
feet; Italians capture 300, 900 prison
ers and 5000 guns before fighting
ceases; Austria agrees to demobilize
her army, surrender her ships. evac-
uate all territory claimed by Italy
and allow Allied armies access to Ger
many through her Earthquakes
agree on and sign truce terms for Ger
many-British advance miles on 30
mile front from the Scheldt to the
Disc: many towns and half OF Moemal
Forest carried by storm; French CO.
operate with British operations and
make two mile advance across the
Sambre Canal-Germans resist Ameri-
can advance on Mouse. bitter fight
ing to prevent Americans from cross
ing the Meuse. American guns cut
main German railway at Contains and
aIontnedy seriously threatening Ger
man line of retreat
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-04
(Clip and past this in your scrap book.
Copyrights 1919, New Era Features.
WHAT HApPENE o NOVEMBER 4.

1914-Turkey breaks with Allies;
British warship bombards Jeddah, an
Arabian seaport-Germans progress
ing at Ypres-French and British
hold Germans near Dixmude and Lys
Japanese destroy % German guns
and capture 500 men at Tsing-Tau-
Fall imminent-Germans in precipi-
tate retreat on left bank of Vistula;
Russians in pursuit.
1915-Bulgars reach Nisf1 outskirts +.
Teutons close in on Kraljevo: Serbs
retreating and fighting back onslaughts
at Babuna Pass-Venizeios opposes
Greek King for dismissing pro-Ally
Cabinet-Russians start counter-of
fensfye al Dvinsk: Won Hindenburg
recaptures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attack
Gorizia-Wilson announces prepared
ness plans at Bftmore dinner.
1916 = Rumanians win frontier
height east of Predeal-Germans
pushing Russians back in Galicia;
storm successfully positions on left
bank of the Narayuvka River-Italians
sweep on in Carso region; gain %
of a mile toward Wippach River and
take $50 men: fierce artillery duel go
ing on-French enter Vaux; gain
several hundred metres east and
northeast Of Vaux.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-04

moved a little. Then horse cast
shoe, and the driver unhitched It and
started back toward the village.
From the load of hay the peasant
with the pitchfork pulled a camera. He
took two good snapshots of the ex-
kaiser. one of which included the ex-
kaiserin. That photo is shown above;
the central group was printed In The
Pensacola Journal yesterday. The ar
row points to the load of hay on which
the photographer was standing.
The peasant was Ruben Velleman,
photographer for the Amsterdam news
paper Het Leven. He was arrested i'm
mediately, but he had handed his
plates to a confederate. They were
published in Het Leven. The minis
try of justice at the Dutch capital
trled to suppress the paper. This
caused such an uproar that the at
tempt was abandoned.
BY the way, the photo shows that
the estate in which the former ruler
of Germany is Imprisoned" is far
from prison like.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-04
EAST HILL HAS
LEAD in DRIVE
CHURCH OF WHICH REV. A. G.
oDoM, JR., is PASTOR is MAX.
ING GOOD PROGRESS.


The East Hill Baptist Church con-
tinues 10 lead the churches of the as
ISOLATION in the $4,000, 900 campaign.
Among the recent splendid contri-
buttons is that of one hundred dol
lars, made by a former Pensacola boy.
While Wentworth, young travelling
salesman, who has moved his mem
bership from the East Hill Baptist
Church to the First Baptist Church of
Panama City. $50 stsf1H
The campaign Victory school, which
Is training school for the canyassfng
teams, began Friday night. This
school consisting of 40, will meet every
Friday night at 1870 O'Clock, for the
next four Fridays. and viii be in
structed by the pastor, A. C. Odom,
Jr- church director. and A. A. Vain
wright, organizer. At the meeting
Friday night 1t was decided that each
of the nine teams would set 500 as
the. minimum goal The cry In
this church is: son to Victory"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-04
THE TEACHER PROBLEM.

More than 100000 teaching positions In the pub
lie schools OF the United States either vacant
or filled by teachers below standard
tendance at normal schools and teacher training
schools has decreased 20 per in the last three
years. These startling facts shown by the
complete report of investigation made by the
National Education Association.
Letters sent by the Association in Sep
tember to every county and district superintendent
In the United States asking certain definite
formation Signed statements were sent in by
more than 100 superintendents, from every state
representing 23s573 teaching positions. These re-
port actual shortage 1855 teachers or slight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-04
Wait Mason's Daily Poem
MARYs LAMB.

When Mary had her little lamb. existence was a
joke; then people lived on pie and jam, and weren't
as those our markets quote. and SO a girl could
have a sheep. warthog goat II Mary had
a lamb today. and wished to feed the same, and
went to buy a bale of hay, she'd find the price a
shame. And she would cry, "Oh. mutton, dear the
prices freeze my blood: If can't live on at
mosphere methinks your name is Mud. enash
my teeth and mourn and weep to you go away:
but I must have wooden sheep that doesn't bleat
for hay" When Mary had her little lamb vou'd
buy a herd OF swine. for what pay for a
ham, that's mostly bone and brine. Then little
girls could have their lambs. trail along behind
and babcats. crocodiles and CLAIMS. and pets of
every kind And they could have their polar bears
and wolves and snakes galore, and build them neat
and coy lairs beneath the kitchen floor But now
girl would get in wrong. If she with pets should
fool; and Mary takes no lamb along when shs pro-
ceeds to schooL-Copyright by George Matthew
Adams.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-04
Florida Press on Centennial.

Florida Press Centennial.
Jacksonville after the centennial exposition and
if it lands the big show things viii hum here for
the next three years.-Times- Union
Florida centennial exposition give this
millions of dollars worth of advertising and
attract millions of people. Opportunity but
once. they say, don't try keep from hearing
the knock.-Times- Union.
Pensacola has certainly made Jacksonville sit up
and take notice in the fight for the centennial Our
personal desires for the location of exposition
grounds Jacksonville but admire the
spirit of the westrners and will rejoice with them
If they win out In the fight-Palatka News.
Jacksonville and Pensacola still fighting for
that exposition to be held couple OF years hence
while the balance of the state looks on with seem
ing indifference. One thing certain the town that
calling the taxpayers of Florida to help.-Moore
Haven Times.
Jacksonville wants the exposition il it is to be
held in Florida What business has it being held
anywhere but in Florida? II you fellows going
to start in with that IF business. Tampa win take
the whole thing charge. it really ought have
done at the observation-disclosures Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-04

7 A load of hay stopped beside the
wall surrounding the ex-kaiser's gar
den at Amerongen, Holland. Some
hay fell of. A Dutch peasant hoped
off the wagon and began pitching back
the hay
Along the garden wall, inside, came
William Hohenzollern- He saw the
peasant and the hay.
"Guten Morgen,s he said. And he
didn't look at the peasant again.
The hay replaced, the driver. Tx
liked to his horses, and the wagon