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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-19
MERE MENTION.

Starvation faces from 100000 to
persons in central Eu-
rope outside of Germany unless some
quick means can be discovered for
their assistance" Herbert Hoover,
former United, States food administra-
tor, said yesterday in a formal state
ment. Unless relief is quickly fur
nished, he predicted a breakdown OF
stable government in the. countries
with creation Of another
cesspool like Russia" "............A Federal
grand jury summoned by United
States District Judge A. B.. Anderson
OF Indianapolis on Wednesday began
an investigation of charges Of con-
spiracy on the part of coal miners and
operators to. limit the production of
coal. The charges, brought by the
government, anege violation OF the
Lever fuel control act, wartime
measure, and of the antitrust laws
which have been in force for years.
Eugene S. Martin, so, dean of the
Wilmington, \. c. bar and well known
as a lawyer in many states, died IN
Wilmington, WedneSday.........T bub-
onic pleague is reported to have at
tanned grave proportions at Las Rosas,
Santa Fe province, South America
where the business houses have been
ordered closed owing to bad hyglenic
conditions Several deaths have oc-
surred. contract has been
registered between the Brazilian gov
ernment and the Central and South
American Cable company for the lay
ing of a cable from Rio Janiero to
Cuba. assuring a direct all-American
line from Brazil to the United States,
Only 23,400 Of the $4,000 claims for
compensation for disability filed with
the war risk insurance bureau up TO
December 5, have been settled def.
nitely, Director Chomely- Jones told
representatives of the American
Legion in conference in Washington
Wednesday. Approximately s7,OOo
claims, he said. have been disallowed'
because the injuries proved only tenn
porary. The French consulate in
Constantinople, Turkey. was DESTROYED
by fire Wednesday night............. Retusal
Of President CarranZa to permit Gen
Alvaro Obregon to retire from the
army and appear as a civilian candi-
date for the presidency has created a
tense situation in Mexico City, ac-
cording to advices Wednesday from
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-19
All those dire calamities that were

All those dire calamities that were
threatened for last Wednesday, the
18th, because Of certain Of the planets
getting into an uncomfortable position
with regard to the sun, etc., failed TO
Just as was to be eX-
pected. All the evidences that have de-
veloped along that line ducing the SIX
thousand years over which the record
extends seem to establish the fact that
the old earth has been pretty securely
placed, and is not easily knocked out.
Just so with most of. the other
calamities for which many OF US are
always SO anxiously looking.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-19
Four Eclipses Next Year-During

TOUT DOIIPSVS FNSNN
the incoming year of 1920 the phe-
nomena of four eclipses, two solar and
two lunar, will occur. A total eclipse
of the moon is scheduled for May 2,
visible in eastern North America, South
America, the Atlantic ocean, Europe
and Africa.
The second total eclipse of the moon
is scheduled for October 2627, visible
in western North America. the Pacific
ocean, Australia and Asia.
A partial eclipse Of the sun will be
seen on May II. visible in the Indian
ocean and Australia.
The last eclipse of the year will be
by the sun on November 10, visible in
eastern North America, Africa, Europe
and the Atlantic ocean.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-19

a similar amount in 1920. His job in
cludes refunding excess taxes paid
about ST., 600, 900. The principal offenses
uncovered by Roper's bureau are Keep
ing double sets of books, falsifying nc
titious expenditures.
has been destroyed by fire.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-19

II you are not happy, try doing
kind turn for somebody else and note
the effect on yourself.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-19
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919.

Christmas promises TO be safe and
sane this year in spite of fireworks.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
NOVY PRUMYSL " NELA
PARKU.

Skupina tovarnich budov v
Nela parku v East End vrace-
ma bude pdvodni sve industrii
a posilena dodatecnou tovarni
budovou, jez bude pofizena ma
kladem $25O.O00. Az do nedav
ma v Nela parku vyraben byl
vladou otravny plyn urceny
ma bojist6 We Francii Belgii,
kterazto vyroba nahlym skon
cenim valky byla vsak zrusena
Vlada odstehuje tudiz sve stro
je z Nela parku General E.
ectric Co. obnovi tam svoji W.
robu elektrickych zarovek.
Grablerovy municni tovarny
ma Broadway, blize vych. SO
ul., budou rovnez vraceny mi
rove industrii rozsireny ma
kladem $4,000. Budou Sc v
Mich ocelove trance predevsim
vyrabet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
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TELECRAFY BUDOU VRA
CENY.

Washington. - Oba domy
kougresu vcera rozhodly, re
telegrafy telefony mali byti
vraceny svym puvodnim mali
telum. Use, co zbyva uciniti, je
dohodnouti Sc ma podrobno-
stech We spolecne porade. V do
me zastupcu byla pTijata Sc
natnl predloha, ktera vracf te-
legrafy a telefony a odvolava
zakon, pod kterym pfevzaty
vladou. Ma mfste vSak bezod-
kladneho vraceni dun zastup-
cu ustanovil, re vraceni ma Sc
stati ku konci tohoto m6sice, v
kterem president predlohu po
depiSe. Ma miste toho, ably ny
nejsf platy pocitany byly "a
kaznikum jeSIe po devadesat
dnf, dGm zastupcG rozhodnul,
aby pocitany byly po rozum-
nou dobu, nepresahujicf sest
m6slcu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
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NEBEZPECf ULIC.

Mestsky Inspector May vypo
ottawa, re ietos do 1. cervna pri
hodilo Sc v clevelandskych uli
clch 1920 automobilovych ne
stesti, "a Mich 55 lidi bylo u
smrceno. Vzhledem k podob-
nym ztratam zdravotni komi-
saf lockwood svola v patek
schGzi nekterych 1redniku z
bezpecnostniho Department. a
We schulz te bude navrhovano,
jak podobna nestesti dala by
Sc zameziti neb alespon ONE
ziti. Budou patrne prisnejsi
zakony vdci autoistdm navr-
zeny. Do schdze pozvani te5
riditel Sprosty, koroner Byrne
a zastupce pojist'oven Wat
kins.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
MlSTNfM PEVECKYM SBO-
RUM a JEDNOTLIVYM Pew
CUM X LASkAVEMU PO-
VSfMNUTf.

Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni. ko
ma dine 6. cervence v Ceske N.
Sini ma Broadway oslavu pa
matky Mistra Jana Husi, a ia
da pevecke sbory jednotlivce
ably laskave lcinkovali ma teto
!oslave.
Pof. Ed. Krejsa uvolil Sc ma
cviciti vhodne sbory. Cviceni
Sc kona We ctvrtek vecer v 8
|hod. v Ceske Mar. SIM. Doufa-
me, ze zadost nase nevyzni ma
|pazdno a re nasi pevci budou
zastoupeni dustojnym poctem
a re svojl cestnou povest 81 ia.
Ike tentokrate zachovaji.
Ces. N ar. Sdruzeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
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NEKURACI NEPOCHODILI

Pittsburgh. - Plany We smy
slu narodni proti-tabakove
kampane, jez mely "a ucel
skutecnou zapov6d' koureni, u
trpely citelnou porazku vcera,
kdyz soudce James M. Carpen-
ter vydal rozhodnutf v Com
mon Pleas Courtu, jez odpira
|povoliti charter No-Tobacco
Corporation. Petice podepsana
byla promin entnimi kostelicka
ii a, kn6zimi zdeisiho a vGkol-
mich NEST. Soudce Carpenter
projevil nahled, re zakon ku
tvoreni organisaci s justicnl
sankcl We forme charteru, ne
byl mlnen pro inkorporaci, as
sociaci ku hlasani a pracovani
pro theorii pokud Sc tyka ma
Isledkn osobnichs zvykl nepa-
metnych obycejG. Kazdy lajk
S prumernou ind,eigencf vi nej
ilepe, jak 81 ma pocinati do
jakych mezi mali zachazeti je
no rozdlly smySleni Cd nahle-
|du lekaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
NOVY SYSTEM We SBfRANI
ODPADKU.

Riditel poulicnich praci Bern
stein zamysli zaridit novy sy-
stem We sbirani domacich a po
ulicnich odpadku. Az dosud
jsou odpadky vynaseny z uli-
eek a nadvofi primo ma voZy a
Bernstein chce, ably kazda war
da mela sve urcite stanice, kan
smeti a stara veteS musela by
byt domacimi lidmi zanaSana,
|cimz podomni kolekce odpad-
XII by odpadla a m6sto Zjedno
|dusenim dopravy uSetrilo by
Ipenlze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
WSSS] s. 7W!l!:s:ls] VS.
kABELOVE SPOJENf S NE.
MECKEM OBNOVENO.

Washington. = KabeIove
spojeni N6meckem bylo OBJ
noveno. Dnes bylo oznameno z
valecne dopravni rady, ze spo
lecnOsti kabelove a censori do
stall narizeni, ably pfijimali a
dopravovali depese kabelov6
do Nemecka na zaklade Brus-
selske smlouvy, kdyz jinak pro
ii depeslm nelze miti jinych na
mitek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
ZPRAVA
ze schIze Patronatu G.. N. Sv
Skoly ma Buckeye Rd.

Sch1zi zahajil predseda j..
Skalnik "a prltomnosti 10 "a
stupcG. Pfitomni byli nasledov
ne: "a rad Cechoslovan, cisa(
80 jeden zastupce; "a Sokola
Tyrs nikdo; "a Opravci klub
vsichni; "a soc. sekci {. 13. diva
zastupci, "a Pokrok Dvacate-
no Stoleti els. Al, S. P. J. nj
kdo; "a sbor Jaro, els. 1873 j.
c.. D. vsichni; "a Damskou Be
sedu ma Buckeye Rd. jedna Ia
stupkyne. Protokol z minule
schdze cten a bez opravy pri-
jat a zprava p. ucitelu tez pri
jata. Ctena zprava cd Ceske
Matice Skolske "a mesic duben
v ktere uverejneno, re V Ne
brasce, kde byl zakon guverne
rem podepsan o zapovedi vyu-
|covani cizich jazyku a tim Sc
salo. ze V Nebrasce devet ces-
kych Skol muscle byti uzavfe-
mo.
Predseda O one zprave pro
mluvil a zaroven poukazal ma
to, jaky zajem befou nase spoil
ky a zastupci, kterl jsou do
Patronatu zvoleni a Sc tax v
malem poctu do schuzl do
lstavuji. Tez usneseno vsechny
spolky v Patronatu zastoupe-
ne dopisem upozornit ohledne
one zprayy a zastupci by Sc vi
ce o ceskou Skolu zajlmali a
spravn6 schdze Patronatu ma
vstevovali. Zprava re Sdruze-
nj skol podavana zastupcem
lSkalnikem, byla pTijata.
Dale usneseno kazdou mesi
chi zpravu oznamovati V case
pisech.
Prijem one schGze byl SIS,
|vydani $50.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
TWSST [TTI WSS
ODLOZENA AKCE.

Clenove unie motorakn a
kondukteru konali vcera vecer
i dnes dopoledne schGzi We
hlavnim stanu Federace Prace
"a kterezto schGze rokovano O
zvysenl mzdy o IL procent. Po
nevada ale pozadavkem trakc
nj unie bude Sc zabyvat trak-
chi radni vybor v pondeli od-
poledne, "a schGze zrizenci
poulicnich drah rozhodnuto cd
loziti celou zAlezitost do ctvrt
ka, kdy snad rozhodnuti rady
bude jiz znamo. Teprve po
ctvrtku trakcni zamestnanci
rozhodnou, bude-li stavka ci
nikO1i.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
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VYBUCH CASOLINU.

V garazi H. p. ma Walworth
Ave. explodoval dnes rano ga
solin a nasledkem onoho vybu
chu garaz leila popelem a sou
sednf dvoupatrova tovarnf bu-
dova rovnez, takze celkove
ztraty ma $4,000 Sc odhadujf.
Tez sedm velkych aut bylo
zniceno. Pozarnl marSal nadia
zuje COST O palicstvl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
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DlTE CHCE $4,000 MA
HRADY.

Sedmileta Flora Daltonova
7416 Lockyear Ave., zazalova
la prostfednictvim sveho otce
Illuminating Co. ma 100000
odSkodneho. Daltonova hrala
81 pred mesicem ma St. Clair
Ave. blize vych. SIS. ul., kde "a
kopla O drat vetrem shozeny a
elektrinou naplneny, "a kterez
to melody svaly ma ramene by
ly j popaleny a dlte pravici
svou ovladat vice nemIze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
HOST z ANGLE.

Pfistf pondeli bude recnit v
Grays zbrojnici slecna Magda
Bonfieldova z Angle, zastupu
jici "a nedavneho sjezdu Anne
ricke Federace Prace briticke
|delnicke organisace. ST. Bon
fieldova podnika pfitomne
|prednaskove cesty We Spoje-
jenych Statech a pc sve feci v
Grays zbrojnici pojede do Co
lumbus a Cincinnati. Zde bude
fecnit o pomerech delnickych
" Londyne a zvlast' pracuji
ci zene anglicke, kterazto pred
naska financovana je mistni
prumyslovou Equality ligou, ia
koz i Y. M. c.. A. Vstup do
Grays zbrojnice bude volny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
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KRAJAN OKRADEN O BON.
DY SVOBODY.

Obc. Jos. Barta, bydlici v
elsie 6526 St. Clair Ave. Ia
nedavne kampane We prospech
Vitezne pujcky koupil "a $500
vAecnych bondG a mimo to "a
platil tez $50 "a dsporne znam
ky, kterezto vladnf papfry u
schoval donna We sve pfirucni
pokladne. Vcera vnikl do jeho
bytu neznamy muz, jenz u
kradl dotcenou pokladnicku i S
dluhopisy, takze celkova ztra
ia Bartova obnasi $3.50. Kra-
dez reportovana byla policii.
IWSSl It'll [WSS1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
MSS ,W!S'!S] |,
POZEMKOVY JEDNATEL
ZASTRELEN.


Mattel domu a pozemkovy
spekulant M. Levison, 1912
Woodland Ave-, zastrelen byl
vcera nejakym muzem v had
ce X Will zavdavku ma najem-
ne. Levison nechtel zavdavek
muzi tomu vratiti "a nasle-
duiici hadky dotceny najem-
mix strelil jej petkrat z revol-
veru do prsou, nacez uprchl a
posud nebyl zatcen. Levison ci
tai 81 roku a vrahem jeho stal
Sc Ital, jehoz jmeno nedalo sc
zjistiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
NABYTKOVE
LACE.

Nabytek potesujfcf oko a jenz Jest
We spolehlive tovarne Spojenych Statt
zpracovan, ably potrva1 po ceIy zivot
Vylozen jest V nasich prodejnfch mist
nostech. Nase ceny pfedstavujf ceny
vyrobnf s malou jen pTirazkou "a pro-
dejnf vvlohy. Budete jiste prekvapeni
mfrnymi cenami 81 zaroven hodnotou
naSeho zbozf. Jest to umozn6no ma
lynn rentem q. zmensenfm obchodnfch
vSloh, uzitfm nasich prodejen AZ po-
kojovem dome a prodejem jen "a hoto-
We. TAX ma prfklad: S-kusovy maha-
gonovy set do jIdelny, sloh William n
Mary, Gene $1,000, vgprodejn1 cena
jen $9S.00, orechovy neb mahagonovy
S-kusovy set do jfdelny, vGetne 72 pal
bufetu, kulateho ctvercoveho stolu, 5
zidlf a lenosky potazene vlasovou lat
llou neb kozf, Gene S550O0, vyprodej-
nj cena jen $268.00, velky obecpany
calounovF davenport, $175.O0 hod. pro-
da Sc "a $500, stoly do knihovny jiz
od $S.T5, prave kozene houpaky $3.50.
4-kusovy set do loznice jiz Cd $4,000.
Simmonsovy ocelove postele po $500,
prave bavlnGne matrace, kus DO $11.00
zarucena sagless pera $3.50. Lampy,
hodiny, cajove vozfky, damske psacf
stolky, vkusne rakosove zidle a houpa
ky, kombinatnf sporaky, ledncky, ko-
berce atd., zkratka vse, cehoz je byte
treba, "a ceny, jez snesou kazdeho po-
rovnanf Presvedcte Sc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26
NENl vzDYCKY PRAvDOU,

lie eco jednomu pdsobi radost,
privadi druhemu zalost!' Ma
Sim zakaznfktim to p1sobi ve-
likou radost, ze prodavamc
prvotridni zbozi Ia snizene ce-
ny a nam to pdsobl jeste vetsi
radost, ze mGzem poskytnouti
dobre zbozf levneji nez jinde.
Oc je mas vydelek mensi, jest
Ease prodej vetsf, takze neztra
cine a jeste Vam vratime pri-
davkem tri Gently z kazdeho
dollaru hotove hned s naku-
penn.
KOUDELUV
STRIZNf OBCHOD,
4735 Broadway.
(vedle pozarni stanice.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26

PRODA Sc obuvnicka dina
zanovni, moderni stroje, dobry
obchod zarucen. Adressa Sc
sdeli V adm. "Sveta". 70
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26

PRIJMOU Sc tesari ma sta
lou praci. Haste Sc u P. Neuzil
0715 Dennison Ave. 7-2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26

DOMOV MA VENKOVE je
k ziskani. Dim je o 6 pokoiich
majetek ma 800 strevicu pru-
cell k mestskemu parku, je de
set minut cd kary a pozemek
meri pul akru. Zavolejte J.
McGurk, Main 1928 - Eddy
1857 w. 6-28
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-26

PRIME Sc pradlena, ktera
by 81 mohla witt pradlo domd.
Haste Sc V elsie 1929 Buetner
CT. 6-27
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-06
A CENTENNIAL SUGGESTION
est. Augustine Record)

In 1917 the State College for Women at ITALIA
hassee produced pageant entitled The History of
from the time of its discovery and early exploration
containing from all of the important devel-
opments such as the changes of flags at Pensacola,
St. Augustine and Port ST. Joe the battles of Olas
tee and Natural Bridge in the civil which later
engagement was won by cadets Of the West Florida
Seminary. The college paid handsome to a
well known New York pageant writer to prepare
this scenic review of Forida's history, and
siderable expense the costumes were purchased and
are still in the possession of the state or rather the
State College. Miss Du Boise Elder the head Of the
department of expression trained the girls for this
pageant, both male and female characters being
taken by the college students. For months she
drilled them but the of the affair." present
ed during the legislative term rewarded her untr-
ing efforts, for it universally pronounced won
derfuL" Reduced rates were granted by the rail-
roads from all parts of Florida the production
which required about three hours to present and
was given in the air by moonlight on the pine
grove campus of the institution, site admirably
suited for the occasion
1t would be impossible to have these girls show
the Florida during every day of the Florida
Purchase Centennial Jacksonville Pensacola
wherever 1t will be. but the exposition authori
ties could wen afford employ Miss Elder to train
a new set of actors, put the pageant again and
make moving picture of it. This film could be
shown every day during the centennial, and it
would be drawing card for the great world fair
For the advertising to be derived and in order to
obtain exclusive rights to the reels any reputable
moving picture concern probably would be glad
TO make the picture for nothing. That however, is
detail to be arranged by the exposition managers
Our point is thai the state owns the costumes and
the manuscript both secured great cos. and such
splendid opportunity to utilize them again and at
the time advertise the state with unique
feature, should not be lost The talent for the pa
seant is in Florida More than enough boys aSd
girls and and would volunteer their
services in order to "get into the movies" and help
the centennial The instructor train the actors
no doubt would be pleased again undertake the
pageant provided she adequately compensated
for her time and trouble.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-06

1t hadn't been long since RAGS, -
pyhood, and N fact he retained ar~s.
many of his puppy manners. He :,
ways greeted each passer as 49,
lost friend. and somehow after 49,,
day at the office or in the sho,, ~
regular travellers OF West f.s~saNs
street felt much OF their care 1,sss.s
from their shoulders when he moi 49,.
with his friendly growl and waggss.
tail. And when he failed to annaE
which was seldom. they felt sn5des,
" more tired and weary ana ~
worries of the day sat heavier uno,,
them.
1T will be with great deal az sad-
ness, therefore. that the same nades-
TRANS learn that Rags is no NOR
Lieut. Mcclure of the police denart-
ment found him yesterday mornin.
MORALLY wounded and lying I'm the rut.
ter at the intersection OF West Car
den and A streets. Apparently =,
had run over him. When
the lieutenant stopped to examine Tia
extent of his injuries, Rags opened his
eyes and licked the hand that would
minister to him while he beat a wea,x
tattoo on the pavement with his tail.
Rags died during the early morning
yesterday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-06
THRIFT A NECESSITY

ANY who at present really squanders his
money does very serious injury to the welfare of
his country declared Lord Robert Cecil the
British parliament the other day Moreover pre-
dicted that Europe viii come to financial disaster
Of incredible magnitude" unless the people prac-
tice thrift to the utmost
The left America in much better shape
financially than OF the nations that participated
in the But Lord Roberts warning to Euro
peans is applicable in large the people of
the United States A great panic in Europe could
not fail TO have effect upon the United
States 1t would be reflected here in many ways.
The American people not do better than to take
heed OF the possibility. and accordingly-and
TO put their savings into good securities.
The Federal Reserve Board recently announced
20 the nation that three billion dollars were needed
for American business and industry take ad-
vantage OF the trade opportunities opened to
them. This money must be raised by the savings
or the peore. The banks must be able finance
the companies that will develop the opportuni-
ties. which will bring a splendid of prosperity
the country. And the government be
made to call upon the banks. The answer IS to
make the government independent of the banks. by
investing savings in savings stamps and treas
ury saving certificates
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-06

Undaunted and cheerful usual, great
president is today before the American people, not
making the fight of his life, of the reports
OF the press would have believe, but just going
around sort of vacation, and shaking hands
with his fellow countrymen. who love him. If the
committee on foreign relations in upon the
sentiment OF the American people, then 1t might do
to say he is making the fight of life, but the
American people, though quick to act when action
is needed and cutters time on general princi-
pies, also have good habit of remembering things.
The American people remember the many in
digntfes heaped upon them nation by Ger
many. the commerce destroyed the ships torpedoed.
the innocent American lives lost, the submarine
murders of their women and children upon the
They recall the long suffering patience of their
president these German atrocities heaped
upon them, and how he stood calm and collected in
the face of it all. still hopeful for peaceful
solution of the situation. The American people,
enduring thus slap after another in the face,
will recall how. patience having ceased to viz
tue. they cIamored for
ton. and they will further remember how decisive
and effective was that action. how the world was
astounded at the rapdity of army mobilization.
how all army training and transportation records
of history were broken, and how doughboys got
there just in time to the hide of worlds
two greatest nations, France and England. And
they will reflect too. that had their president
successfully led them all these things, did, that
they would in all human probability be today MAX
ing the fight of their lives, their back to the wall
too. for those German hordes, flushed victory
and fired with lust of world power ana heather
greed would fight like demons add to their store
OF spoil.
The American people are remembering all these
things, their president comes among them seek
ing approval Of his acts, and securing fresh
ais of their confidence
What could they do otherwise and remain true
to themselves? How intelligent people like
the people of this great nation, stand peev-
sh short-sghted acts of the foreign relations
mittee? Is it to be supposed that the great
start thing to the top every trip, whether
1t be in war; peace. commerce, business anything
else. are going to stand for the acts OF a handful
of cry-baby politicians, who appear to see nothing
In all the upheaval of the worlds civilization
through which passing but little job
where under republican administration?