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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
FOR HAPPIER HomEs.

According to The Journals Washington corre-
spondent, ten congressman from the state of Ken
lucky are going to vote for a drastic prohibition
enforcement BILL when presented. which some of the
less optimistic of the prohs say will be about two
months hence.
Nothing could more surely sound the kneu of
the liquor interests that this by the congress
men from the very hotbed OF nightcaps and mint
bed of juleps.
The announcement makes it interesting to take
oirdseye view OF the territory that the prohibi-
uonists have already won. and to look upon what
their campaigns have already accomplished.
In 1917. before America entered the war, SO per
cent more OF It's population living in dry than
IN wet territory. More than 1000 900 people live
In the 45 states which have ratified the prohibition
amendment to the national constitution. and only
Seo4o64 live In the three states which have refused
TO ratify IL. Take Ohio instance: Ohio began
going dry by small units within a quarter century
ago In 1914. after most of the area of the state
was under local prohibition. the battle began for
statewide victory and Ohio has recently gone
dry after defeating the prohibitionsts three times
time and with final victory $4,000. This is
typical or education and evolution in the states
Some. like Kansas, voted out whskey interests long
ago. but others learned more slowly, the money
which has been thrown away in the United States
and which later lined the pockets fat burgomas-
ters In Berlin can be spent to very better
vantage In this country for better schools nourish
Ing food. better clothes. ships more homes
more manufactures. of all those things which
make for greater and happier nation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
Words Totally inadequate.

You have doubtless observed that The Herald
very little about politics.
This is because feel extraordinarily
fame man OF ancient story. who started to town with
a wagon-load of apples in bulk and. when he
going up a hill. the hind gate fell out and the
apples rolled to the bottom OF the hill When the
crowd gathered to hear him swear and he remained
silent, he explained that he could justice
the subject. his supply OF explosives objuraga-
tions being unequal to the task So The Herald's
-Punta Gorda Herald
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
Magnitude of Centennial Exposition.

Magnitude of centennal Exposition.
One of the speakers the meeting Of the CEN
tennial exposition commission Friday voiced the
sentiments of great many people especially of those
who have visited number of the international ex-
positions the half century. when he said that
IL the commission did not intend to make 1t a gen.
uine exposition with the great that would
bring and reflect credit the state and the
nation. it would be better to drop the whole thing
a once, Florida could not afford to advertise
centennial exposition and then present something
that would rank better than many of the state
fairs country
Florida the setting for a stage which
should be presented the wonders and beauties of
of the unique sections OF the world and jointly
with exhibits should be those Of many other
states and the other countries of North and South
America, grouped on wonderful scenic landscape
overlooking body OF water which be staged
many people and which prove such a drawing at
traction.
The keynote of this exposition must be its sub
tropical beauty, fashioned own hand-
work much possible. with the added touches
of the artistic gardener and decorator. There must
be nothing cheap shoddy about it Jar upon the
artistic and beauty loving sensibilities of the mil
lions of people who will visit this exposition 1922
and 1928 Its panorama of gardens and wealth of
flowers and foliage and distinctive lines architec
ture must all blend into satisfying whole that
Florida will be cited for years in the homes of the
nations as the place where wonderful exposition
the with comfort and pleasure they must be
able to tell of its excellence the many novel
things that were shown and the manner in which
they exhibited.
There will be need of master minds crea-
ton of the thing of beauty that is going the
world agog and create interest in America
among the nations of Europe and other countries
This will be no ordinary fair but kaleidoscopic
glimpse OF the beauties Of the tropical PENN
sula that is destined to become the Mecca of all
tourists and sightseers in years to come. This
exposition win draw hundreds of thousands from
France. Great Britain, Belgium Italy and other
countries who have learned much America from
million and half soldiers In the past two
years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
Florida Press Opinion
q Factor IL Prooress.

Factor in Progress.
The Fort Lauderdale Sentinel gives grand
wrte-up to the undertaken Of its fair city and de-
clares that II backed by people. he will prove
q great factor in the progress of our city," You
bet. There lots of cities that few
funerals would help wonderfully Vive lie under
taker!-Lakeland Telegram.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
PitiIe.s Publicity Promised.

The Advertiser learns that Of large land
companies operating in Holmes county using
methods in dealing with settlers that unfair and
unjust. and in instances resulting great
financial loss and perhaps eventually the
property bought and paid for. There is room
in Holmes county for land swindlers, and when the
facts be learned, this paper expects on
the light the dealings of these land sharks
Bombay Advertiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
WE ahouLp WORRY.

Press dispatches from Montgomery which have
carried the news Of conferences IA that city IN re-
lation Of that part Of West F1orida
which lies west Of the Apalachicola river. TO tne
state Of Alabama has exploded . bomb in the IVES
Florida camp The Mariana Times-Courier com
mentine the Conference" says:
We don't know who those prominent
citizens Of Florida are who are engaged
in this conference. but we respectfully advise
them that II they wish to live in Alabama the
quickest and best way to do 90 IL to move
we appreciate the altruistic interest
which big Sister Alabama" takes in u.s.
win give her credit for pure motives II sne
really contemplates this adoption. but II we
know the feeling OF the citizenship OF this
part of the country. we must decline the pro-
tecting shelter of her great warm wing
West Florida is just coming into It's
own This part of great state is just
getting the notice which 1t has long de-
served For years have stood the brunt
OF the fight. We have been poor. hard-work-
ing slow climbing, but have passed the
teething age; we have grined strength and
yixor We are able to stand our own
legs and claim to get what is ours In the
way of material things. We have been
overshadowed and retarded by the more
populous and prosperous sections OF Florida
We no longer have to be considered the tail
end OF Florida. We shall not willingly as
sumo that position with Alabama.
When the time for division comes We
shall hold conference within our own fam
lily. The two great sections, North Florida
and South Florida will meet and in loving
friendship divide this eternal heritage; then
each in full grown statehood will persue its
onward course in friendly rivalry Tor the
highest pinnacle Of happiness and pros
perity. CID
Pensacola has never considered that Yves
Florida was the 'tail-end of Florida" On the con
trary this part Of the state has always held its owl
and gone it's way quite INDEPENDENTLY of any othe
section partly because of it's distance from tn
larger cities of South Florida and partly becaus
we were 30 busy developing this part Of the stat
that we had neither time nor inclination TO worr!
about the development of the other end, except q
feel that whatever promoted seton of tn stat
promoted growth Of every other section
Mariana should take heart. II West Florioi
Is the tail-end of the state, the Times Courfe
says perhaps We scribe forgets that the tail is sup
posed wag the dog.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29

You WAY think that IL is hot in Pensacola but
q comparison Of maximum temperature with
that OF of northern cities will show that this
L delightful summer resort
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29

can't blame those Alabamians for wanting
a large slice of Florida Their discernment
them credit. but IL a day before
the bride gives her consent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29

The p c.. In F. lives in Observation-Disclosures
presume
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
Economic Waste of Strikes.

Economic Waste of Strikes.
While the whole world is CRYING for shipping,
200 ships tied up in the harbor New York
due to strike of workmen. There something
wrong in system which permits such waste of
capital and man power. Instead of talking the
pie to death over the League OF Nations, congress
should be devoting its energies to solving the one
great problem of the agethe fight between capital
and labor. The saloon keepers worked their
downfall by their foolish participation in politics.
and by selling their vile dope drunks. Congress
working" the lines-DeIand News.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-29
Negro In the South.


While there is much discussion being carried
on, especially in some of the northern papers re-
garding the treatment OF the negro in the SOUTH
thing that man who has not actually lived in the
south and become familiar by actual contact with
the cordial relations that exists between the negroes
of the south. and the white people of the south,
competent to discuss, we accept the New York
Heralds statistical statement of the educational
portunites being provided for the southern negro
as probably correct From this statement it will
seen that the education of the negro being given
careful attention in practically southern
And that while there is still far step between the
opportunities offered the sparsely settled
sections OF the south, the black belts
and the educational opportunities offered
dren OF the affluent east, still there is
Tor any considerable numbers of negro children
growing up without at least rudmentary educa-
tion And be it said to their credit the major
ton of them taking advantage of the opportuni-
ties offered them in this line, obtain n educa-
ton that enables them to read write and keep the
necessary accounts for the transaction Of or
binary business. OF the efforts being made to fur
nish educational opportunities for the negroes
south the Herald gives the following brief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
NEW REVENUE BILL IS
SIGNED BY PRESIDENT
Added Tax Goes On Booze, Near
Reer. Craze Juice, Soda Water
and Other Luxuries. S640
Tax Gallon on Whisky

wssh,ngton. FEB 2s--sienlro oi the
revenue bal ny Presioeo' " ason On
hss special tram rnroute 20 Washing
ton ias, night puts into operation the
msehlresy for collecting s,s billion of
ts,es this year.
reher tases provided ~ the ne~
sil 90 into effect todfy on liquor and
seft drinks including near beer,
grape Juice. soda water and mineral
waters and tobacco. ana on so.ealler
iu,uries Anticipating the imposition
of ne~ taxes. theussnds of gallons of
IN sky had been Withdrawn fon, gov
eminent tonded warehouses within the
last week. with tai paid a, the old
rate Of $500 a gallon. 20 escape tue
higher rate o. 500 a gallon now ef
fee,lve.
Articles IN the LUXURY" eisss or
which new taxes 90 into effect to-day
include automobiles and motor seces
SORES. pianos, sporting goods, chew
ING gum. cameras. candy. ire arms
slot machines, ,oae, soaps. and ar,
goods. The va Is paid by the manu-
faeiurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
WICHITA CAPITALIST -
VISITOR ~ CITY TODAY

\ " Denny. capitalist and promin-
eni railroad msn ~ Wichita. Kansas
is IN this city visiting bis nep aew
;eorfe Denny. in the office OF County
'ierk Rrose Estes Mr. Denny was At
ne time county clerk OF Sedgwick
'ounty. and 4 a NO long friend of the
,sfes family
wichita and sedgvie.k county are
Q be elassed with the besi in the
United States said Mr. Denny. "and
'uihrie and Logan county Is a. nicely
,ituaied Central Kansas and Central
oklahoma are progressive. and pro-
luctive. and have much in common
The towns and cities Of both Arc
;eadiiy amasslng wealth and the agr.-
ul;ural areas are a. productive a. the
est lands in tie country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
MAX C0CHR{lL IS PROUD
OF HIS IRON CROSS
Guthrie hoy Who Trained ma.
chine Guns On Boches, Takes
Maltese Prom Body of
Dead Hun Major

Ma cnfkrrN a Oafhfis ta,. ~bu
wa ln ihe thlek Of a. AZ ,hs bstit
of ihs Afsnnne Fnres Is ne 90
fe sor 81 an fon rrnss thaf ~ 4,
mms nsely proud ~ cofhrri. uh1
Nas serfeani 10 q machine Han
company W the foarh alvismn.
Nstenih hrifads saa with his com
rans foiloNinv uu ne ariiietY. ami
mopplnr ap aud consultations paai.
iiona iaAen from fhn rsarsxfns Huns.
scfs 90 Oci ID. when h. fams 90
ou an officer Ia anrauf iha' HAD been
mashed b, . dire, hu iha he'll -
plo.iinF righi ~ me openinN. and
hl0wins things around au1 mutalnx
uu ne dusoal ~hcit loi Thefs So
evidence ~ Held ielvphore station.
and a iei of torn ma , ani her rar
a 'hefnalia 20 ludieais fhat fhe piac =
hat beeu ihs seen. % important mih.
fart operations and amidst ihe are =
~, was found The battered ipiY a -
o'iiesr wifa the rama ~ M -. and
ihe elofs vas found by CO krsll pin
nsi on The uniform q &. ssnsss ln
shape about two lnshea ssutfs. ~nh
bisfk background and sli,sr bordefa.
aud b"eru ne iuscrpuan of . orown.
lhs isler " and ~ date ~ fylA
fhrs 49, nothing tn reveal The nan1~
e. ne dead .fncef. bul bis hloase IN
dicsied fhal ~ ~as q malsr.
Nas has "sefsp of lafsr' hat ~
also ehesi.hes iils company 49,
sboa fIst miles das uofh yg aspaarN
sf 10. d. Fsss. an almost mrsesna
be ih'eke' N me Arvonns sector. on
oeiobsF 20 aul ~sfs h5iding Nifh
srcaf difficulty soms positions ihsf
had reached. ~hen an alrpians Ties
overhead ans Are ped q humber -
email afkaxss Ma ran and picked
% enc ~ them. ani i lH lsed 10 b.
an announcrmsni ffsm Dea rsl head
quariers e. follows
The corps cDmumuder In Fensrai
orders. cites -. ranani corduci u ~
roarth div aon. especially tnf IN ang
IN Infantry brigade. " ~ seirare
axalnsi rr.at difftuhies o. che Bots
A. Fa,s and ihs holiinE - % axainsi
repealed sud determines eesntef al
sacks. BE- seen september 1sth And
Ociossr IN You are ihers Bsllard
CDchr.ii ays ih@f General buiiarf
never forEof 20 recoxnlre ~ uork
done By the men umisr him. and took
this meihod a letting those IN tbe
ihlck of ne fKhiing kaos ihas b
az depending apon them and ~as
proad Of then
IN this baffie cochrsil va hif x1th
> piece q -hrapB-i and overcome
viih eaa. after about ten ~sys' fiero@
flxhilng. and sas ss.ni 70 ~ hospital.
hai sss~d Ms reiics Hs hss reserved
his honorable discharrs. AM r. bscx
home whsre b. Intends 70 complcte
his college course.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
National Capital
LsBoneD eDryToday;
Wilson Signs Bill
Membership List
of {. of {. Is
Growing Fast

-flse~hsre IN the paper you Will fno
issi % the members of the Cham.
bes of conmeres as rev.ses 40 .a
al Heoa tcoay. Ne arc proud 81 this
lst ano the deal e,tiEenss'o 4 req
rsssn,s Al Of the people - ths
esty could not. and should not. be
come members. bu, there ere nun
creos % others whose au'S q - 20
belong 20 TINS ofgan,xsi,sn for they
are going 20 stand Cor everything
that - for the good ~ Guthrie ard
It's people.
Please % over this ls' carefully
See u the folks you patfonsrs be
long 20 tn1 organization They
should The time has come ~nen
u - opportsne for everyone N the
city o. Guthrie 10 push and stand
Cor all things eooo fof the town snc
rs peepls please owe as every bii
of support you can ouuna the nesi
fe~ days. ano We vii show you re
suits-Membership Committee oi
the Chamber Of Commerce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
GUTHRIE TEACHERS WILL
HOlO SESSION TONIGHT
Dr. Duke Will Deliver Address On
Social Diseases Election OF
Officers Goth Century
Club Meme Adopted

Taere Wili be- q meeinr of ihs Cnih
lie Teachers Association a. tho car
nesie Library this evening a. : 20 o.
cloek This will ao enc 20 the best
and mesi Important meeeiinks of ihs
year The teachers are completes
ther organization and wlll adopt q
constitution and by laws ionlght m
clnh ~ill be- known a. The rWen>Nh
Century club aud wlll meet tWss
each monte u has been orFanlif
with the purpose az bringing abom v
greater decree nf usefulness of ne
feachin. corps and 80 tie schools
~lihIn The community and Of pfodu'
ing better social relation between tle
teachers and the citizens ~ the con
munity The teachers wiil seek iu be-
come more aseful Ia the communic
and ili a wider place IN lie social -
IN ihe cny ihan ia ihe past rs AF-
sociaiion viii have a definaie policy
10 follow and will stand for some fhinr
concrete Il will promote such n uss
~ lyceams. chauiauqnas. asd all
have periodical comlns osi onte
each month IN which the mind Of me
teachers body can flnd expression Tho
club asks al clubs and oresnisat ens
Of The city 20 extend a helrlng hand
Taere will he three kinds 81 member
ship active. associate and honorary
All teachers Of the Guthrie Public
Schools viii be- cilgihle % active
membership Thl. Includes members
OF the teachers Training ,ourse of fhe
Hieh school Teachers Of tho County
and patrons of the school may become
associate members. aud the club may
elect any. one Il 80 de,ircs o. honorary
membership
D. Duke en- aadress iae body &,
tight on ne subiec' - social disease
Ne will touch along he lines that lhe
schools are following IN the nation
vide healih drive Practically ever,
child IN the schools of this city is IN b
listed as a health crusader
Patrons are urged 70 be- present to-
ntght a. the doctors talk wili be very
beneficial 10 an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
MEMBERSHIP Of CHAMBER
Or COMMERCE IS GROWING
Citizens Generally Are Taking An
Interest In Organization and
Enroll To Make a Bigger
md Better Guthrie

fhai Gu'aflsns s,nefal's ~ esf
fius behind ,lae mosemsnt sef le
pcf ,enl Commercial olia Is es-
eru "a q, Dr. number n.e have
s.rn,a nn l@'ay Real Nnsh''e boo.a
e. are eililAr 50 ei.s ihir ,lme ana
mones % nisse o~fhfls a'p s.s
ont 10 no oeis IN the afaip = feel
inai ihsrr = no duusa bet ihai ouf
chamhsr o Commeree will hase
n~mi- rshlp of go befor. March lss.
said John Dean chsifmsu ~ iae
membership conlniil"e. iotay
Remember. ,ou csn enroll a. any
tinie a costs yea only dollar 20
become q m,mher in cool iana'nr ~
IN" birgsst club m sho rig Nouf
voice. YOUR help and your dollar
u~sdvd
JON today The chamber 70 Com
r,'ss'e has headquarters NJ ihe CHA
Han You can ioin ~ any time
Following Is q llet ~ me member
ship 80 far
Leader pruiirg com ans u , Ar
d'ry u = Armstrong. John Adams
A = nurnlnT Geo A hafb,r % n
lairhelof , u Burton. y Cook. ~ &
Clemenf . !. card. Cemg, cunning
han. d = carter. u y Duakln. Ralpn
a plv. " w Deck John Dean.
Nagpafs Dial ~ a Dnifher Henry
u podd q 4 rssns A Evans
Howard rf ~ o. Fufnu. OTTO
FEATHER ugln - Fenion = o cfo-
A = GREGORY Frank x or sfsm. /. }
Gray. x + Miller
a . Guy Guthrie Railway com
auf NJ y Ha~s. u 7 Hareford. v q
aoa.ou. p V Blrzel. D.. " h How
asd. RI uuif g Bofntr. " Har
B,an A r Helden. Dr. q o liifschi.
Dr l. Houseworih. l. Hirsrhi Dr
.c a Hushss. Arihsr a Jfno-. Tom
jenkins Roy Kneeiand. A . ksoisch.
II G Kronz. u ? knebel. Chas y l.org.
L " Lohr. 4 I~sh Nr Week. Dln-
sld Morris y y Meis. 6 y Martin.
n n 4aioheii. " u ufcisu
4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
STARS AND STRIPES ARE
POPULAR IN PORTuGAt
Natives Swear Nv Wilson and the
United States Pin and
Famine hits Little
Nation Hard

la.soh rorugai reh aAs
soeiatei rfr.-s Tho 90 e.slon -
the Asors ISLANDS ~ naval he.e
haa been district mrior Is fbs Al
tfs swasp al Rea Admirni
lierhes omar ham 4 n s. com
mandef 81 that assr $50 teeeniy
arrived in Lisbon where lhs Amer
ean naval msn were NJ hefns of me
hanf
Roar Admirsi nuna ~as received ~
ihs nea pfo.iaeni - lhe Portage -
hepahHc Admiral Canioa cesifo. ana
r banquet y ha hoaof 49, s.,sa
q ihe American iassflon shloh "a
attended hs re- s.fcseuia 81 su ias
altd ow.fs
fa "a luiefslre vai.a srtpL0 o.
pofsv irlfsl Dunn expfessrd hls
eAru upnn sation ~ paiiu1sl, 80
af.ra son ln dealing wHh ~ q boar
fss leom lhai onoo.i in Aa Ailau
u.
NoihlnF would phase the ksorsana
hotter ihun iD b. abb, Ia - homage
ln President waison personal', When
ne President embarked or Europe
Rear Admiral Dunu ossledhlm a ~
quesi chat ihs sha3 migh rass in
view ~ he islands The reaus.i ~as
granted. aud afierwafd meeting lu
Paris. ihe President rha~ei Rear
Admiral nnnn ta eaasos - fhe Tor
iusue-r people hls sYm afhY anG
thanks fof ihrir fusndshln and 80
operation slih ihs Amsrtpn naval
s.rsicss az no Arnfes
The nnuonza seaurase has nos
spread r,fufals afsiuosf colony
and lhsfr hat also besn ssi4ous
shortage of food Rear Admtai Dunn
lot only suoecrdsi n pbfai1lne some
shipments of whsai from 20, United
States bui also dIsirbuisa "A ihe IS
landefa al m. available asdlelne
from the Amoifcan shins. iens.ns lhe
naval surgeons 10 VISIT tho a. anl
me hospitals. ami faush'rs saso.
line Tor The Rcd cnosa hmha'nness
. b. Stars snd sfrIei a ~ mg
popular foreign r.g Ia ihe sso,.s a
lands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
City Federation
Behind {. OF {.
Membership Drive

The Civic FsassaAtn of thss e.t,
.fsr A. cafssf ptsslasri. = soita
y behind ihe rsersanssstlsn - tns
Chas ber - co~weres and ia
usemesfs. aided ~ ths r,srahsrs of
the acssgp elst ~sli hass 80 Any
movement fos aseaiss 49, befts
GuthFs
TIE need - TIE Chamhsr o.
commerss q sdma,sa b. su sna
ss,h three sush publie splfstsa o.
uAHlssiioes " ths ~ov ne
as~ nlsns srs bou-i - ~ sacesss
ful
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
PARIS is SLOW TO LIFT LID

Paris. Jan 2s-Evcry one who
comes 20 France must fight the
Battle Of Paris for ~ least a
week.
After that matters begin to
simmer down. The doughboy
finds Paris espeeiaiE attractive
and a. a result many service
records are mutiLfei. Despite
the cold and the rsin. Paris = q
never eeasIng sarce Of wonder.
II one tires Of tie gaucheries oi
Maxim : one mar - 10 the l.aiin
Quarter and g,t his nerves NJ
vamped. Todsg Paris = the most
cosmopolitan eity in the world
Representatives Of every nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25

rooms Fuel - .raree and only
IN the larger spiels can one Secure
warmth from CRATES. Steam heat
m PARIS j. nerei, cold air
Everybosy 10 Pans - iabbcd
especially Il hs - stranger. The
gendarini>> overhaul sirangers
frequen't asking them 10 pro.
duce pa6ee cards strangers "a
PARIS slns b. provided with
cards srT,iieging then 10 r--aain
in Pafls. and H. gst ouf Of Paris
Paris eendarmes are reinforced by
American military police. These
Amercan officers have their
lenas full chasing A. ". %. LIS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-25
BtLMY WEATHER cINES
WAY TO Old BORE AS

Old Brother Bore3s arrived on
schedule time. and the sprng-like
weather Of Yesterday forercon has
given way TO . cold wave that caused
the mercury 10 drop seve-li degrees
below the freezing point. While the
Tun IS shining. the north wind dofa
blow. and the gas meters merry click
xlsddens the hearts of the corpora-
on ths; furnishes the mixture that
Is suppo ed 10 warm the outer man,
and causes the ultimate consumer 10
have q congestive chill. with no relief
for the inner man in sight Mr. Com
mon Citizen thus gets II in the neck,
comm and gDin'.