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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-16
REASON FOR DELAYING
ANSWER OF GERMANY
lBy Associated Presn

PARIS, June 16.-It is believed the
Germans will base their appeal for
extension of time for replying to
the final peace conditions on the
fact that they were given only one
copy of the revised treaty,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-16
EVACUATION OF PETRoGRA0

,By Associated Pressh
LONDON. June 16.-Active prepa-
rations are being made for the eyac.
uation of Petrograd. according 10 a
wireless received from Moscow.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-16
MAY TACKLE PACIFIC
hy AssocIn,.a e..

associated Pressl
NoS ANGELES June 16.-Thomas
= lnce has invited Captain Alcock
. enter the trans.Paclfic flight con.
test
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= = q Q . . Q 4
'ooAY AND A YEAR AGO 4

. onlclal readings Of the Their =
mometer by the United States =
' observer at Tonopah: .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-16

VERSAILLES, June l6.-The al
lied reply to the Germans was deIiv'
cred to Count Won Brockdorff-Rant-
eau at 6:4s tonight.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-16
tBy Associated PreHa

JUAREZ, June 16-Villa troops
driven from Juarez by United States
infantrymen, were reported today in
flight southeast They are headed
ss.~
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-16

iUN Associated pressl
Americans started withdrawing
early today and their entire infantry
command was back on American soil
by II o'clock. They had spent eleven
hours in Mexico.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-06-16
BEER AND WINE
GOOD MEDICINE
SAY DOCTORS
nv As.ncInted Pre.sI

nv Associated Press' ru .Iiod
NEW YORK. June l6,-The allied
Medical association convention TO-
dav adopted resolution saying that
hear is absolutely essential in the
treatment of certain cases, and tnat
wine is beneficial in some. Ihe
numbrs favored continuation OF '''
manufacture of beer.
THOMAS LINDSAY returned sun
day by auto from attending the Ma
sonic sessions In Reno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-02

bach spolednosli a pax dobita
kdyz lezela v bezvedomi ma
zemi, nekolika stfelnymi rama
mi do tela. Nekolik ocitych
svedkG strelby bylo privedeno
k inkvestu. Department prace
We Washingtone vyslal pred
nekolika tydny vysetrovatele
do tohoto distriktu, jenz zde
sbiral dukazy. Jeden dulnich
strazc1, obvineny 2 vrazdy,
byl propulsion ma zaruku $4,000
VSichni strazcove, kteri byli
We sluzbe V dobe strelby, bu-
dou povolani Ike svedectvi.
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IWSSI MSS IWSSI
VYSETRUJf VRAZDU zE
NY.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Delnicti
predaci, dGlnf urednici, vladni
vysetrovatele a statni officialo
We byli dnes pritomni pri koro
nerove inkvestu o smrti pani
Fannie <. Sellensove, organi-
satorky hornicke unie, ktera
byla zabita, kdyz dIlni straze
We sluzbach spolecnosti Alleg-
heny Coal and Coke Co., vypa-
lily salvu do davu stavkafG We
West NaIrona. Joseph Strzelec
XII, byl tehdy rovnez zastTe-
len. Delnicti predaci upozorni-
Ii ma tuto strelbu senatni del
nicky vybor We Washingtonu.
Delnicti vIdcove pravi, re pa
nj Sellensova byla zavrazde-
ma, kdyz chranila deti pred
) kulemi dGlnich strait. Byla il
rozbita lebka pazbou pusku v
ruce jednoho hrdlofeza We sluz
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IF | Knew This Langpa~p of America
| Could SWCeed Much Better"

Very well. this is vour bio opportunity to
learn-in the quickest. easiest, plcasantcst
wav. These classes are conducted bv Tic
public schools Of Cleveland Th"re is no cost
to vou. No need 10 repeat the ADVANTAGES Of
knowing the language " America YOU know
thev are nanv
For Your convenience are printing once
more the comnletc list Of classes. Select the
most convenient one
This announcement is nuhli she'd bv
arrangement OF tic C'c'"'anl Amcrcani2ation
Council comnoScd Of | rerrcSt ntafivcs from
foreign-lanouaoo organizations and 80 from
civic organizations
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-02
NOVA KOMETA.


Cambridge, Mass. g. Kome-
ia, objevena nedavno drem.
Joelem II. Metcalfem, profeso
rem Harvardovy university,
bude viditelna prostym okem
V dobe, kratke, jak bylo. ozna-
memo, vcera. Dnes jest ihvez-
dou osme .velikosti, ale dne 16.
fijna bude ctyrikrate jasnejsl
a bude vzdalena od slunce IA
miliony mil. Nyni jest V SOU
sedstvi slunce, ale bude -brzy
viditelna V krajine polarni
hVeZdy. $50. .. ~. .t. =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-02
OsMpEsATiLETA Me-
tst. VESTA. -

V Lichfieldu v Anghi brali
sc nedavno podfesdtilety slepy
obchodnik a osmdesatileta sta
rena. Nastavajici novomanze-
le museli byti vyvedeni po
schodech k oddavacimu uradu.
Zenich pfi tom projevil Gdiv,
re neveste sc dnes tax tezko
chodi, kdyz prece jindy beha
iako cecetka.
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NALEzLI P0HRRENou YES.

Nome, Alaska. - w. 3.
Van Wallin 2 Pennsylvania
university, jenz sem pfijel z
Aljasky ma zpatecni ceste do
mi, objevil ma svych cestach
pohrbenou eskymackou yes a
zmrzla tela jejich drivejsich
obyvatel, jak zde vcera vypra
vel. Soudi, ze nejaka pfirod.
nj katastrofa zahubila davnou
osadu severnich domorodcu.-
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Pocinaje pondelim tohoto tydne bylo otevTeno
bezmala padesat vecernich skol pro muze zeny,
snazic Sc naucti Sc americkemu jazyku
Mnohe osoby, jez 81 pref ziskati 81 velkych W.
hod znaost americke reci, iz do techto tfid vstou
pill. Bezpochyby bude mezi tim poctem nektery
Vas znamy neb pritel.
Vschni ii, kteii 81 pref poznat jazyk, jsou IVA
nj Neni dosud pllis pozde Muzete e~tride pri-
pojti kterykoli cas- a cm drive Sc tax stane, tim
rychleji Sc naucite.
A baviti Vas to bude take. Uzijete soudruzno-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-02

Clark School, HAW
Clark Avet & w. seth st.
E. Denison School,
Denison Ave- roh w. 18th st.
E. Madison School, {
Addison Road roh Carl Ave.
Gilbert School.
W. 58th St. blize Storer Ave.
Kentucky School, 4
w. 38th st. blize Franklin Ave.
fremont School,
fremont Ave. & w. 10ht st. .
Vaverly School,
w. 58th mezi Bridge a Lorain Ave.
Waterson School,
W. 74th st. roh Detroit Ave.
SOUTH SIDE SKOLY
South High School,
Broadway prot Fullerton Road.
Fowler School,
Fowler Ave. blfze Broadway.
Fullerton School, Il
Fullerton Ave-, blize E. 57th st.
Harvard School,
Harvard Ave-, blize E. list st.
Huck School.
E. 49th roh Chard Ave.
Union School,
Union Ave-, blize Broadway.
Warner School,
Warner Road roh Jeffries Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-02
SGfTANf LlDU MA sLOvEN
- SKU.

Mira, 2. zari. - Scitani Ii
du, ktere die narizenl vlady
mslo byti do konce srpna pro-
vedeno, Jest tax tezkym 1ko-
lem, re lhdta musela byti pro-
dlouzena. Vysledek bude po-I
tesujici. Obyvatelstvo ma Slo-
vensku v pfevazne vetsine pfi-'
hlasilo sc ke slovenske reel.
Nejlepsi vysledky budou O.
vsem z mist, kde phsobi cesti
ucitele a 1fednici, jichz organi
sacni schopnosti pine daily Sc
do sluzeb tohoto historickeho
ukolu. Mimo to pax ceStI ured-
nici a ucitele svym uhlazenym
a uprlmnym jednanim, ,svoji
dobrotou a vzornou pracovito-
sti pine ziskali narodni veci
slovenske dIveru Sirokych
vrstev, ma nez meli tax nebla-
ny vliv mad'aroni. Budou Get
ma - dosti velka mista, kde
obyvatelstvo vesmes Sc prihla-
silo ke slovenstine.
Ovsem ze tam, kde pGsobi
bud mad aronsti, neb narodne
lhostejni sluzni, notarove atd.,
dopadne scitani pro Mad d'ary
priznive. Lid je venku do te
miry zanedbany, re je mu
lhostejno, ke ktere Teci Sc pri-
hlasf. Slusni Mad'ari celken
smirili Sc osudem, prohlasu.
il Sc loyalnimi obcany mas
republiky a mimo priznani svt
no jazyka zadne agitace nevy
vijeji.
Zajimave jest pozorovati Z
dovstvo ma Slovensku. To al
dosud bylo sloupem mad'aron
stvi - byt' Mad'ari zidu nen;
videli. Pc venkove slovensken
zidovstvo We velke vetsine pri
hlasilo Sc k slovenske reci, mel
sina pax k'reci nemecke a POI
re We stredisclch mad 'arisace
jake ma pr. V N. Zamcich,
Bratislave, v Kosicich a pod
hlasi Sc k Mad arIm.
V Bratislave pomer bud
pro mas asi nejpriznivejsi. Br
'tislava jest sice starym sidler
inemscke ~kultury intelligence
a Nemci tvori zde jiste 60 pro
cent obyvatelstva, ale vsecf
no to nemectvi postavilo Sc d
sluzeb mad 'arisace. Zajima
wynn Je, re Nemcl nlkdy V Br
tislave ami nehlesli prot ut
skovani Sc strany Mad aru, a
koliv vSechno Skolstvi byl
mad arske. A nyn IL nenavist
k Cechum vedou akci scitaci
take priprayuii Sc liz yolb
risske S heslem: sjednocer
Mad aru.
WSSl It'll WSS
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Pohfesuje no,

Prftel obchodni Ok bankefi
V jeho dfadovne) /: "Vas perso-
nal jiz znam dvacet let. Ale
kde jen ten vas rusy poklad-
mix je? Toho zde pohresuji." "
Banker: ga taky - MIN
padesat tisic."
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'kdybych byl znal jazyk Ameriky,
byl bych ma tom lepe!

Nuze, zde jest Vase velka pfilezitost uceni =
a sice nejrychleisim, nejsnazsim nejzabavneJslm
zpiisobem Tyto tfidy rizeny jsou vefejnymi skola-
Uschovavejte tyto tydenni rozhovory :
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sti Vasich spoluzak Jsou til vecery uceni, zacina
jici 7. hod. vec. pondef, V utery a We stfedu.
Kazdy ctvrtecni vecer jest pax venovan zabave.
Zabavni program obstarava zactvo samo
kdyz 81 budete pratt tez We Vasem rodnem jazyku.
Porad sestaven bude cisel zpevnch, hudebnich,
recnickych dramatickych, kterych ucinkovati bu-
dou kazde tridy vybran zaci.
Americke prislovi pravi: "Sama prace zadna
hra cini Kubu lenochem." Prace bude We tfidach
po til vecery We ctvltek ale usteupl zabavnim
hram.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-02

mi clevelandskymi. Mic Vas ucenl nestoji. Ne
potfeba opakovati vyhody znalosti jazyka Amerik
vite SAM re jest jich mnoho
Pro Vase pohodli otskujeme poznovu uphy s
znam skol. Vyberte 81 Vam nejblizsi.
Uverejneno Clevelandskou Amerikanisacni R
dou, sestavenou re II zastupcu jinojazycnych org
nisaci 33 organsaci mistnich.
,amenaji uspech. - Dnesni Jest Gislo 10.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-02
EAST SIDE SKOLY

Central High School,
E. 55th st. opp. Longfellow Ave.
Glenville High School,
Parkwood Drive blize st. Clair Ave.
East High School,
Z. 82nd & Decker Ave.
Longwood High School of Commerce,
E. 55th st. blize Scovill Ave.
Brownell Junior High School,
E. IA St. mezi Prospect Central.
Collinwood Junior High School,
st. Clair & Ivanhoe Road.
Paramount Junior High School,
E. 1O7th st. severne od Euclid Ave.
Kennard Junior High School,
E. 46th st. jizne Cd Scovill.
E2st Technical High School,
Scovill & E. 55th st.
Corlett School,
Corlett Ave. roh E. 131. ul
Eagle School,
Eagle Ave. & E. 9th st.
Giddings School,,
E. list mezi Cedar & Central Aves.
Gladstone School,
Gladstone Ave. sew. cd Woodland.
Harmene School,
E. goth st. & Woodland Ave.
Lincoln School,
E. S3rd st. roh Plat Ave.
Rekl ista n9kdv sam k SOh9:
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Pripravte Sc ma "Zelene
mladi", dne z. listopadu v Ce-
ske Mar. SIM.


pokojieh aneb Yam mohu Okla
mite postavit die vaseho pra-
nj. Blizsi sdeli Jos. Krizek,
1870 Durkee Ave. 1914
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lWSSl It'll WSS
BELCIE NEMA kOCEK.

Brussel. = Belgie, ktera V
praci rekonstrukcni jest znac-
he pred jinymi zememi val
kou slizenymi, nema kocek.
Casopis National pravi, re ne
dostatek jest vazny a vysvetlu-
je: "Behem valky nemeli jsme
ami kocek, ami mySi. Posly hla-
dem ty, ktere by Sc byly u
drzely, snedli Nemci. Nyni ne
nj jiz o potravu takova nouze
a mysi objevily Sc znovu po tt
sicich. Rocky Sc tax rychle ne
mnozi a je tfeba Sc pc Mich
shaneti. Poloslepe kote ma
dnes cenu jednoho dollaru."
IWSSl [WSS [WSS
VYSETRIJIf VRAZDIJ 1E-
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Memorial School, E. 152nd st.
Murray Hill School.
Cultivate School,
Outhwaithe Av. mez. E. 55. 46. st
Rawlings School,
Rawlings Ave. blize e. 18TH ST..
Rice School,
E. 116th st. roh Buckeye Road.
Sibley School,
Carnegie Ave. blize E. 55th st.
South Case School,
Central Ave. & E. 40. st.
Sowinski School,
Sowinski Ave. blize E. 10th st.
Standard School,
Standard Ave. blize E. 55th st.
St. Clair School,
st. Clair Ave. blize E. 17th st.
Waring School,
E. 31st st. blize Payne Ave.
Woodland School,
Buckeye Road proti Amber Road.
WEST SIDE sKOLY
Lincoln High School,
Castle Ave. & Scranton Road.
West Technical High School,,
w. 93rd & Willard Ave.
West High School of Commerce, y
Bridge Ave. & Randall Road.
Boys School, tFE
w. 29th roh Clinton Ave.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-10
WEST ELoRIpA CANE.

The state press is devoting much space 30 the
potentalities of sugar crop for Florida. and many
predicting that Florida will yet rival Louisiana
in this product The Florida Planter for July, was
largely devoted to publicity in relation cane
growing in this state.
The present word sugar shortage is about five
sugar cane and that fine specimens be grown
right here in West Florida, facts that may be
substantated by anyone who takes the trouble to
look into the possibilities of this industry.
When the Interstate and tri-county fairs were
held Pensacola, of the finest of cane spec-
mems exhibited here, and the fact that cane
growing in West Florida has never been developed
as in Louisiana, by proves that the in
dustry could not be developed huge proper
tions.
Sugar growing seldom pays IL carried on on a
needed for development. But with capital and en-
terprise, there reason in the world why West
Florida should not make sugar production profit
able Walton county has always grown fine cane
as have Santa Rosa, Jackson, Escambia and
Holmes and other counties of this section Some
of the finest cane about here has been grown at
Chpley and an excellent quality of sugar and
syrup was manufactured the Bars estate. near
Pensacola, years ago.
Certainly the farmers of Florida should put in
cane for with such a crop they would be in large
measure independent of manipulators of the mar
ket and the fluctuation of prices for sugar and
long sweetenin' would cast no blight over their
homes and hearthstones.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-10
PENSACOLA AND WORLD TRADE.

completion OF the Panama canal It was
predicted development of this port would
rival that of any the south. owing to its geogra-
phica location which makes 1t the nearest port r.
the canal. With its deep water. land-locked har-
bor excellent railroad facilities and splendid, all
year-round climate. Pensacola's future seemed as
Eured and there seemed reason to believe thai
the commercial development would be Immediate
and spectacular.
But just as the eyes of the world were di-
rected to Pensacola, the coming port through
which great reach the Orient. the
South Sea Islands and the west coast of America
war declared. and the dreams of commercial
supremacy were shattered.
But, If the directed attention from this
port. that attention only delayed With the
war changing trade conditions. and Pensa-
cola, meteorcally, once predicted. but
quietly. unheralded. is coming into her own
A great war is more pending. But it is
a trade war. And today. as on the day that the
Panama canal completed, the route to the
Panama canal is via Pensacola
But Pensacola is no longer looking out only for
trade with the Orient and the countries south of
us. Pensacola has already practically established
communication with Great Britain through the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS steamship line. and is reach
ing out for other trade.
In the single month of June. this country ex-
ported goods to the value OF 100000. In June
the balance of trade in favor $625ooo,ooo.
Up the first year of the itself there had
whole annual balance of trade for year as
great balance of trade in the single month
of June just passed.
Figures taken from recent financial reports
show exports for the fiscal year to have been
and quarter billion dollars. with balance
of trade of than four billion-or in exact fig
ures, s413o, 600. 900.
During the years of 1915, 1916 1917. 1913.
and 1912 exports from the United States up
wards of twenty-seven billion dollars, and bal
~
dollars.
With this tremendous world trade before us
and with Pensacola's great harbor and wonderful
geographical and climatical advantages it is not
to be wondered that she is taking that place
that was predicted for her quarter century ago.
Pensacola needs nothing much advertise
ing. The Florida centennial will take of that
And in ten this will be greatest port
of the south, and the world of commerce will
this of it's important gateways.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-10
BUILD A HOME.

1t has been suggested from time TO time that
a "Buid Home" campaign would not be a bad
movement for Pensacola at this time. Such a CAM
paign IL started now. by fall would have gained
real impetus. and by the time the first winter
tourists began to arrive Pensacola would be in bet
ter position to entertain them than ever before
Lakeland has started a building CAMPAIGN and
Is putting up apartment houses well as homes
and such movement might be inausl1ratedZ here
with wonderful benefits
Last year Seattle, Washington, suddenly avoJye
to the realization that its population had outgrown
its accommodations. just we have been realizing
here in Pensacola for long time. In Seattle when
the people awoke to what matter they at
once inaugurated Build-a- Home campaign with
the result that last year, in spite of the war and
the restrictions imposed by the government that
city had increased its building permits over 1917
by 1888. with total increase value over the
year before of three and half million dollars
The way in which Seattle managed its cam
paign was to provide for building by or
ganizaton of loan societies. etc. having first an
pointed committee TO pledges from the
people of their city that 37oo homes would be built
Cities north and west Of are making every
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-10
FOR ROAD DEVELOPMENT.

Federal aid projects for good roads, involving
the Improvement of 13eo.2oS miles, reported for
federal aid to the of s11os42so12 have been
requested.
This represents the largest number of project
statements approved by the government the larg-
est estimate of cost and the largest amount of
federal aid requested in any month since the pas
sage of the federal road act.
The federal and state appropriation for Florida
totals s4,932,00O. The 81 922 900 will be ex-
pended between Pensacola and Jacksonville the
state road extending from Jacksonville to Orlando
by way of Palatka. DeLand and Sanford will cost
s555.ooo, and the Dixie highway between waycross
and Jacksonville, extending northward from Jack
sonville to the Georgia county line at St Mary's
ana the present road from Jacksonville through ST
augustine, Daytona, New Smyrna, and Miami
viii be shortened and improved. the amount of
$4,000 having been set aside for the work on the
roads between ST. Mary's and Miami. State road
work from High Springs in Alachua county TO
Bradentown, gets $4,000, the road running
through DeSoto and Okeechobee counties viii get
100000 for each of these counties.
Somehow. in looking over these figures it does
not seem as if West Florida has come in for its
fui share of state and federal aid, if this sec
ton is to get its rghtful in the disbursement
or this fund. some steps should be taken imme-
diately to bring this about
Whatever helps part of Florida helps every
other part it is true but it would seem from the
figures as published that this part the state has
been overlooked to certain extent
Nothing will farther towards building mn
TINS part OF the state than will good roads 1t
seems pity, in view of this fact that the bond
issue just voted on in Walton county did not car
~. west FLORIDA cannot expect to take its right
iui place In road development projects without the
cooperation of the people with state and federal
aid officials Had Walton voted these bonds it
would have been an easy matter to have secured
assistance In road development plans
PENSACOLA needs the cooperation of the peopIe
IN completing the highway from Pensacola to the
Gulf Beach. and some steps should be takan -
arouse public interest in matter while the NIB
lie monies are being appropriated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-10
rae CENTENNIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

,-x. ~ 1r,or,aa centennial will bring North
America into closer touch with the repupnos -
south America cementng the social and trade 70 :
latons between the two countries to their mutual
benefit is the opinion of members OF ene s'see ~
tenniai commission.
Az recent meeting in Jacksonville 1t was
poInted out that never before have there existed
such opportunities bringing together the two
continents and the task of the centenniai VIII
be to cement trade social relations between
the Americas
only few months ago under the auspices OF
the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce, mass meet
ing at the city hall addressed by government
official familiar with trade conditions In south
America and the statement was made that II Pen
sacola was 10 get this trade had to out after
It with vigor.
Going out to get the centennial is going out to
get south American and Central American trade
Millions OF dollars trade dormant in South
America awaiting development, and cities all over
the country laying their plans to get that trade
directed their doors.
Pensacola and West Florida remember
that what benefits will benefit the other.
Jacksonville is making great fight for the CEN
tennial but Pensacola has the prior claim. jack
sonville has been greatly favored through various
public appropriations by the state. and Pensacola
has never been favored. Now it is time that
Pensacola only seek the aid of the state in this
city's development. but demand that aid.
There is reason why this section of Florida
state. No power earth get this centennial
away from Pensacola. if the of West Florida
form strong combination to out and secure it
And Pensacola will the centennial
less do out after It and work for it and in
sist not only that Jacksonville be not chosen for
the exposition city but that Pensacola chosen
The centennial idea emanated from Pensacola
the celebration is based history made PEN
sacola. not in Jacksonville. and Pensacola has every
right TO the centennial which may depend the
future OF this entire section. Let doubt
that.
The development OF South American trade con-
ditions paramount with this port. the rea-
that the most direct route from the rich coun-
try Of Tennessee and Alabama to the south us
f. through Pensacola.
Jacksonville ts making strong bid for the
support of her citizens. no city in the state
has ever had a merp solid backing than Pensacola
when the men of West Florida get back of her en-
terprises. which mean much the development
OF this territory.
There is no time 70 squander. The committees
appointed to coordnatc the forces of this section
have work before them. but 1t work the results
OF which win count in material progress than
was ever before dreamed OF.
Let us get TO work with a will. and put the |
centennial across centennial for Pensacola the |
centennial city OF the state.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-10

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