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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-25
WHEAT DEALERS
UNDER LICENSE
WHEAT DIRECTOR

New York. June 24.-All persons,
firms, corporations and associations
dealing in wheat. wheat flour or bak-
ing products manufactured either
wholly or partly from wheat flour. have
been put under license of the wheat
director in a proclamation signed by
President Wilson. Julius Barnes.
United States wheat director an
uounced tonight. The only exceptions
are farmers and small bakers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-25
GERMAN SEAMEN
LEAVE MCPHERSON
FOR DEPORTATION

Atlanta, June 24.-Sixty-six German
seamen interned at FIT. Mcpherson,
here, left tonight for Charleston, where
they are to be sent to Germany on the
American transport Martha Washing
ton. probably next Wednesday. The
men sang and chaffed with specta
tors in the best of humor while aboard
the train awaiting departure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-25
German Plenipotentiaries
Are Due to Arrive At
Versailles Early Friday
Morning.
FRANCE TO CONTEST
SINKING OF FLEET
Resignation and Indiffer-
ence Characterizes Atti-
tude of German People
Toward Signing Treaty.

Friday afternoon probably win
witness the signing by Germany
of the peace treaty. German
plenipotentiaries, armed with au-
thority to affix their signature
to the document, which is, in a
measure, to rehabilitate Ger
many in the eyes of the greater
part of the world as no longer an
enemy power, are due to arrive
at Versailles Friday morning.
Herr Mueller, foreign minister
in the new German cabinet, is
expected to be chief plenipoten-
Ciarys ...se@fi7
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-25
NAVY MEN ARE
BEING RELEASED
500 DAILY NOW

Washington, June 24.-AIore than
500 men are being released daily from
the nssvy ard its strength will be re-
daced TO 2S9.000 by the end of this
week. Secretary Daniels announced to-
dag, saying rehabilitation is proceed
ing satisfactorily.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-25
PRINTERS WANT CLEANER
MONEY IN CIRCULATION

New York, June 24-Money
circulating in parts of the coun-
try remote Washington, partic-
ularly in the south and south
west is so filthy" that it is a
menace to public health, ac-
cording to delegates, today at
tending the convention here of
the Steel and Copper Plate
Printers Union. A resolution
was adopted asking congress to
enact legislation which would
insure frcer and easier none
tary circulation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-25

Paris. June 24.-France has decided
DO require complete reparation from
Germany for sinking warships at
Ecapaflov, Minister of Marine Lay
CUES announced this afternoon. He
declared the act violated both the
arznistice and peace treaty.
copcnhitgen. June 24.-Resignation
and ina. fferehee characsprized the
popular tttitude toward the govern
ment's decision to sign the peace
treaty, according TO a Berlin dispatch
20 Reuters correspondent here. No
demonstrations. flags or ringing OF
bells ushered in the longed- for peace.
Paris, Monday, June 2S.-Long
months o. strain during the peace ne
gotiations and weeks of doubt wheth-
er Germany would accept the condi-
tions offered or would invite by her
refusal or them a further invasion
OF her country ended late this after
noon when a note announcing Ger
many's unconditional acceptance was
delivered to the supreme council OF
the conference.
It was not long after the reply had
been received and opened before the
supreme council that guns began to
boom from the forts around Paris and
rejoicing crowds began to stream
through the streets, having been ap-
prised by the sound of cannon that
the Germans had accepted the allied
terms. Allied flags were flung out as
II by magic from windows. Automo-
biles loaded with cheering doughboys
and excited poilus dashed through tho
thoroughfares. Church bells through
but the city were pealing everywhere
and cheering, animated throngs gave
evidence Of the joy with which the
Partisan crowds welcomed the end of
the long years OF agony and tension
The celebration soon assumed q
more tumultuous character and by
o'clock in the evening Paris seemed
bent on induIging in an excited DEM
onstration of joy. Bands of students
had taken possession OF the German
trophy cannon ranged on either side
Of Champs Elysees and were dragging
them in a procession through the city,
each cannon carrying. it's burden OF
cheering youths. Special editions OF
newspapers with hugs captions Peace
has come. were snatched from news
sellers Ay excited Parisians going
home from work.
we have waited forty nine years
for this moment" exclaimed Premier
Clemenceau at the meeting of the
council OF three this afternoon as he
opened the dispatch announcing Ger
many would sign the treaty.
/, For forty years" he contin-
ued, "the mailed fist of the retire
German rrooper) who has governed
Germany has menaced the world,
Whether the mans name was Bis
marck or William II. it was still the
same retire Of the middle ages. sur
rounded by soldiery and drunk with
pride.
BE careful; keep your powder dry.
Be careful. Remind the world that it
Is living on a barrel of that powder.
This reitre's dogma was that might
Is right, that a states only obligation
is it's own interest. that treaties do not
exist when they clash with the inter-
est Of a state and get rich by any
means. We know from witnesses who
were at the side of William II when
he learned OF the SaraJevo tragedy.
he who posed as keeper of the peace.
cried the hour has struck. Now we
shaA see what an army is"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-25

NEWS IN BRIEF :
FROM ALL OVER ?
TIT UNIVERSE :
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Paris, June 24.-The drought which
has been afflicting Paris and virtual
ly all France for several weeks seems
to have been broken. Rain began
falling here this morning.
! Bologna. Ata1y, Monday, June %
A jury was chosen at the first session
of the trial here of Alfred Cocohi.
Cruger in New York City in 1917. The
trial began this afternoon.
Washington. June 24-opposition
to the governments merchant fleet
was expressed in a resolution intro
duced today by Senator Fletcher.
democrat of Florida, who proposes
to address the senate on the subject
Rye Beach, n. Y. June 24.-Two
unidentified aviators, believed to have
been army fliers, We're killed when
their airplane fell several hundred feet
here today. The machine caught fire
and the bodies were burned beyond
recognition.
FL Paso, Texas. June 24-Sixty-
three Villa rebels were killed and
many more wounded Saturday in a
fight between federal troops and Villa
forces for possession of villa Ahu-
media, according to an official military
dispatch given out here today.
Harrisburg, Pa. June 24-PennsyI-
vania today became the seventh state
to ratify the federal woman suffrage
amendment. The house of representa-
tives adopted resolution ratifying the
amendment by 153 to A. The senate
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-25
FRIDAY AFTERNOON PROBABLY
Will WITNESS TIE SIGNING
OF PEACE TREATYBY GERMANS

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over the extreme south portion.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-25

Paris, June 24.-France has decided
DO require complete reparation from
Germany for sinking warships at
Ecapaflovs Minister Of Marine Lay
CUES announced this afternoon He
declared the act violated both the
Rrmistice and peace treaty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27
A MEEK VICTIM OF Tue IN
JUSTICES OF TO-DAY.

He stands on Broadway, old,
feeble, and almost helpless hold
inc out to each passer by, a free
ticket to visit lands out in the
suburbs. 1t is a regular spider
and fly game. but this poor old
ignorant man has to do anything
he can to earn a living, and assist
his wife who takes in washing at
home. Rent must be paid and
food bought day by dav or else
they starve! / stopped a few
moments yesterday to talk with
him. He is desperate and would
welcome death any moment he
told me, as would also his poor old
wife. But, to suicide would be an
objectionable sin. Neither Of
them ask charity. They are not
well enough informed to realize
there is injustice. They only
know they are old and poor and
miserable and would like to pass
on. but they cannot 90 till God in
his mercy calls them. He told me
with tears in his eyes, that last
Saturday night he started home
with his weeks earnings in his
pocket, and when he reached
home. he found that some one had
robbed him! I mentioned this
mishap to one who had never
known what want is, and his re-
tart was, eyes, more likely he got
drunk, and spent it." Suppose
for the sake of argument we ad-
init that he did-thouRh / don t
for a moment believe it, doesn' I
the Bible say. Let man drink
and forget his miseryi. As ]
looked on this aged wreck Of a
crooked and perverse generation,
Froude's remark: "The endur.
ance Of the Inequalities Of life by
the poor, is the marvel of human
society came wildly to mind. :
Yarning to leave the first thing
that caught my eye on the oppo-
site side of the street. was a great
thropg of happy, thoughtless, joy
Gus people, crowding into Q the
ater where seats ranged from
$2.15 up.
Josie Thorpe Price
Los Angeles, Cal. Aug. 81, '19..
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27
MAIL, ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Established at New Orleans Army
Supply Base For Sale Of
Army Supplies Direct to
the People of Louisiana.

Colonel E. s. Walton announces
that through the Mail Order De.
partment, Army Retail Store, New
Orleans, the following food stores
will be sold to the people outside
of New Orleans in Louisiana
Orders and conditions for sale will
be the same as heretofore an
nounced. viz:
Fixed Quantity: No individual
can purchase more than the fixed
maximum shown in this lost.
Resale: The reselling Of sup
plies purchased by individuals is
prohibited. No sales will be made
to stores or hotels.
Postage: The Government pays
all postage outside Of New Or
leans for mail orders received for
Louisiana.
Insurance. Purchases over
5000 will be insured by the Gov
errment without any expense to
the buyer. ~ "a
PAYMENT: Each order must oe
accompanied by postofice or ex-
press money order. certified check
payable in New Orleans without
exchange. or New Orleans bank
draft for the exact total value Of
the goods ordered. made payable
to Army Retail Store. New Or
leans. Postage stamps or personal
checks not certified or on which
there is a collection charge viii
not be accented in payment for
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27
MOTORISTS HIT BY TRAIN.

Broussafd. Ia. Sept. 25.-An-
DIRE A. Bernard, Of this place, had
a narrow escape yesterday when
the automobile in which ~ and
lHsnrU Bernard were ridi1 was
Hit hv a fast train at Duchamp
crossing near here. due to high
weeds along the track at this par
ticular crossing the young men
had not seen the train coming and
in attempting to cross the track
their car was struck and both were
thrown out.
Andre Bernard was deeply cut
in several places about the face,
head and 'hodv. his shoulder dis
located and both legs burised.
Henry was slightly bruised.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
or SUPERVISORS OF ROAD
DISTRICT NO. Z OF THE
PARISH OF IBERIA.

New Iberia, La, Sept. 10th, 10.
The Board of Supervisors OF
Road District No. Z Of the Parish
of iberia convened this day in ses-
sion with Mr.. Marcel DerOuen,
Chairman and Messrs. McIhenny.
John Deslattes, Albert Delcambre
and Homer Landry present.
Onlmotion Of Mr.. Homer Lam
dry, Seconded by Mr.. McIlhenny, a
committee Of two is hereby ap-
pointed and empowered to pur-
chase, at the lowest price, a strip
of land 10 feet wide on each side
of the public road leading to New
Iberia from the Salt Mine Railroad
to the Northeast corner of Mrs.
Matthew Abadie's property.
The vote on this motion being
unanimous same is hereby de-
clared carried.
Mr.. Numa Miguez. Police Juror
for the 7th Ward, appeared be-
fore the Board with the request
that the Board purchase imple-
ments, such as tractor and road
machine and commence operation
on the road at once such as drain
ing. grading and dragging.
After some discussion vote
was taken on the proposition of
Mr.. Miguez and the result was as
follows: Yeas: Mr.. Homer Lam
dry; Navs, Messrs. Mc1lhenny.
John Deslattes and Albert Del
cambre.
And the motion is hereby de-
clared lost.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27

goods. 1t is not advisable to send
cash and the Government will not
be responsible for any cash sent
through the mail.
When to Order: Sales will not
be made before September 25th,
1919. Send in your order as early
as possible, but not before that
date.
How to Order: Write your mail
orders plainly, printing your name
address. giving list Of supplies de-
sired, with the quantities, prices
and sizes. and accompany order
by postofice or express money
order, certified check payable in
New Orleans without exchange,
or New Orleans bank draft for
the exact total value of the goods
ordered. Address your envelope
to Army Retail Store, Army Sup
ply Base. New Orleans, La.
List Of Supplies
Available For Sale.
Beef. Corned 48 No. l cans 10
case, / case. 1892. @
Beef Corned "a. No. 2 cans to
case, l case 1920.
Beef, Corned II. 6 lb. cans to
case, l case $21.0O.
Beef, Roast 48 No. cans to
case. $13.44.
Beef, Roast "a No. 2 cans to
case. l case. $15.12.
] Beef. Roast 12. 6 lb. cans to
case. / case $22.8O.
Hash. Corned Beef. 48 l lb.
cans to case, l case $1O.56.
Hash, Corned Beef. "a, 2 lb. cans
to case, l case 1888.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27
PUTTING IT PLAINLY.

A judge, whose personal ap-
pearance was as unprepossessing
as his legal knowledge was pro-
found. interrupted female Wit
ness. "Humbugged you, my
good woman!" said he, "What do
you mean by thatf" "Well, my
lord" " said the witness, II cant
explain it exactly. but if a girl
called your lordship a handsome
man she would be humbugging
you'll" z
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27

The parties voting in the mega
tive explained their reasons for
voting against the proposition de-
claring that it would be unwise
to grade the road too far in ad-
vance of securing the gravel nee
essary to the construction Of the
road on account of probable III
clement weather, and for the fact
that an election is about. to be
called within a sub-drainage dis
trict recently organized for the
purpose Of draining the Modairc
Coulee into the Commercial canal
and that work on that part Of the
road would be useless unless said
drainage is completed, which CON-
pletion would greatly reduce the
cost of construction Of said road.
The Chairman, on motion OF
Mr.. McIlhenny, duly seconded
and carried is hereby authorized
to instruct the secretary of the
Police Jury and request him Sc
cure prices on gravel and infor-
nation as to the gravel situation.
There being no further business
the Board of Supervisors ad-
journed.
MARCEL DEROUEN,
@ Chairman.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27
MARCEL DEROUEN,
Chairman.
ALBERT DELCAMBRE..
Secretary.

Our old friend Ven Carranza
warns travellers to keep out Of
areas frequented by bandits. This
means to keep out of Mexico en-
tirely. because there are bandits
in all the areas. They are as
thick as fleas in a country school
house. ,s.g
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27

james Won Lotten who was half
owner of the Donaldsonville Chief
purchased q few days ago the half
interest which belonged to g. y.
Bentley. M
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27
THE, QUESTION.

Whether to buy, move or pay
more rentf Why not buyf We
win lend you money at eight per
cent interest, payable on terms Of
your own fixing. Let's talk it
overs-Iheria Buildine Association.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27

E66 has more limitations than
arv other Chill and Fever Tonic
on the market. hut no one wants
im:tctions. Thev are dangerous
thi-~e in +he medicine line.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1919-09-27

Rub -My-Ti is a. powerful an
tiseptic; it kills the poison caused
from infected cuts. cures old sores,
letter. etc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
FAht FIIHlN REALTY co.
Phone so. After hours S5S4-W.


NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
$40 000-26 apt. bldg $4,000 annual
rental. one Of the best locations in
the city, would take small amount
clear FL Paso property. on the equity
balance reasonable cash payments and
notes to suit.
S1e.000-6 apt. bldg. rental $3.50 per
month. reasonable cash payment, bal
SE5oo-FIne room home, Indiana
Ave sacrifice, but must have $4,000,
cash
s420o-Fine 8 room modern home.
Boulevard, oak floors. basement. $1,000
cash, bal suit.
S5050-4 room bungalow. street paved,
30 IT front, $3.50 cash, balance suit
$780, rm- on . lots, nice sleeping
porch, blk car line 800 cash. SIS
per month
ss5.000-153 acres. 10 rm. house. wind
mill. gas engine, orchard, 10 acres
alfalfa, bal in cult; one OF the fine
farms of the valley; take some city
property in exchange
Sl6-zoe-54 acres. paved road, 5 room
bungalow home, walls all oil painted.
good wells. windmill acres
orchard. acre garden, As acres in
alfalfa, including some Implements,
and some furniture in the house
would take small amount in trade
reasonable. cash payment bal. suit;
possession given immediately
81 .0oo-l5Oe acres fine range land,
10000 acres tributary. free range,
trade for FL Paso property.
Sl2,500-l3 acres worth $1,000 per acre,
good Z nm house, bearing orchard.
mi from town. on interurban line, all
IN cult; would take small house part
pay. bal. suit purchaser
Sse9-S1s acres. 2 blk from postoffice
in Esleta: snap.
SIS per acre. ;, 10 or more acre tracts /
Borderland Inn, been in cultivation. 1
very easy payments.
sz5o0-31z acres Ysleta, nm. adobe I
house, any reasonable terms.
s5Oo0-ll acres near Mesilla. 7 room I
house. 21z acres bearing orchard. all 7
in cult, 10 # well an old time place, [
with everything that can accompany
and make comfortable. owner must /
sell.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
enone 900 100 San Antonio St /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
SeH-Lize Stnck-Bur

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FOR SALE or trade for hay, good young
horse See Goodwin, across canal, south
east corner Washington park
FOR sALE-Ten head 3-year-old Holstein
grade heifers. all bred Write D A
Downs. Ysleta. Tex Box y.
for ? cows for sale,
one s-galion Durham milk COW will
be fresh in 10 days. also Jersey cows
to be fresh soon Phone 90SfW-
BUILS-BULLS-BUL
FOR sALE-I00 head Of / and 2-year-old
Hereford bulls Write for description and
price 10 J. b Gnlett, Maria, Tex.
FOR SAEE-six high bred jacks, Is hands
high and guaranteed Address John Helms,
Dover st. FL Paso. Texas, or Box 567,
Maria Texas
ROMIO-Tvo months old. naturally horn
less = pure Sasnen dam. 3-quart doe;
price $50. VIII make a fine breeder as
any high priced grade buck Pioneer
Goat Dairy. 2S01 Nations Ave. Phone
ls26W. Enclose stamps for reply.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
For Sale or E1change-ReaI Estate


Brick tenements. between Overland ST. and
Second St. for cottages or business prop
erty. Equity in bungalow for seven pas
senger auto. Business property. close in on
South Stanton street, for well improved
farm. IS acres in San Elizario about IS in
alfalfa and wheat. a bargain for cash so
acres near Belen. on paved road. for lots
OF bungalow. Special Overland TOP, de-
livery quick. for house or land Z room
house. chicken houses and barn. near
Ysleta. on Interurban. for bungalow.
Phone IS. W y. CARL. s02 Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
Housekeeping RoOms-Unfurnished

UNFINISHED rom and kitchenet FOR
rent, close IN las \. Cchoa- Phone 2oSs-
THREE housekeeping rooms. upstairs. SIC
z. san Antonio. Lights. water. gas, bath.
SIS. can at 11z1 Z. Overland mornings.
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, adjoinlng
bath and sleeping porch. SIS per month
Lights and water paid. No children 11zo
y. Florence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

MODERN { ROOM BUNGALOW,
giassed sleeping porch. hardwood
floors. Zoe feet from street car
line, ? lots south front; worth
s3s0oi II sold at once viii take
$1,000.
MODERN 8 ROOM BUNGALOW.
Al builtin features. large rooms.
closets In bec rooms, sleeping
porch. heating plant. gas water
heater. lots, 900 Montana street,
S5Q00.00. viii sell with furniture
for s55oe.oes easy terms
MODERN 8 ROOM BUNGALOW,
Heating plant, furnished OF with
out furniture
have a real bargain on Mesa
Ave. close In. business location;
~ you want the best buy IN FL
Paso. see me about this at ozce.
MODERN BUNGALOW, FIVE r
BEilt-i1 features. hardwood floors
throughout. on corner Tuiarosa
street, ssooo.oos terms
VALLEY LANDS.
? Or acres nlest Land in the val
ley miles below e Paso. near
interurhan car line; easy terms
VIZ. PAYNE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
Sel-Live Stock-Buy

WANTED-Party going into dairy BUSH
ness wants some good milk cows lite
OF apply 20 7o4 Second street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
For Sale-City Property.

4 MIGHTY GOOD BUY not far out on
Montana street. ; large rooms. large
screened porch. modern features. full
basement furnace heat. garage. nice
south front lot. easily worth $500 or
more, for $3.50.