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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-20
GENERAL A. E. F.
HEADQUARTERS
ORDERED HOME

Caumont, France, May 19.-Orders
have been issued preparatory to the
abandonment of the American expert
tionary force general headquarters
here, movement for the removal of
departments are ordered to prepare
and file for shipment to the nited
States.
Army officers arriving here from
American headquarters in France are
of the opinion that General Pershing
will return TO the United States in
July While no specific statement was
made of Pershing's plans.it is said
to be the general impression at Chau-
wont that he and his personal staff
gill sail in six to eight weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-20
NAVAL OFFICERS
MUST EXERCISE
HALF DAY WEEKLY

Sliels has issued a general order re-
si"g all naval officers to devote
s. day each week exclusive of
..uays and holidays. to regular and
S'e'Aatic physical development
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-20
PENSACOLA is
ALLOTTED ONE
WOOD STEAMER

washington, May 1s.-Allocation of
"a new wooden steamers by the ship
ping board today included nine to
Jacksonville, two to brunswick. two
to Norfolk, one to Mobile, one to
Pensacola and one to Savannah.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-20
PORT OF FIUME
MAY Be MADE
INTERNATIONAL
Ger m a n Plenipotentiaries
Return to Versailles -
Lodge Declares League
Plan Unacceptable.
(Ry Associates Press.)

Count Won Brockdorff Rantzau, chief
of the German plenipotentiary returned
to Versailles today from Spa where
he went Saturday for conference.
He brought back with him Herr Lans-
berg and Giesberts, two main members
of the German delegation, who had
been in Berlin going over the situa-
ton with the authorities, also large
retinue of naval. military and fnan-
that the Germans intend to continue
cial experts, thus the indications are
the efforts toward an agreement with
the allied terms that will be satisfac
tory to the German government and
people.
Paris. Havas, May 19.-It is asserted
by the newspapers that the council of
four will decide to internationalize
Fiume because no other arrangement
could be accepted by Italy and Jugo
Slavia.
washington. May 19.-Senator
Lodge. republican leader and chairman
of the foreign relations committee in
a statement tonight, declared the re-
yised covenant of the league of ma
tfons unacceptable and predicted that
it would not be accepted by ma
iority of the senate without amend
ment. Characterizing the new cove
nant as included in peace treaty dis
tinctIy worse Titan the old and more
dangerous to the peace of the world,
to American rights and interests lodge
declared none of the suggestions from
the senate or from Elihua Root had
been carried out.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-20

congress, after the sixty sixth really
gets under a full head OF steam, will be
Frederick Huntington Gillet of Massa-
chusetts. speaker of the house. But
for the present the limelight will shine
on Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachu-
setts, chairman of the senate foreign
relations committee, due to take up the
peace reaty and League of Nations
Public gaze will center on this import
ant senate committee and will not be
detracted until the thing has been
threshed out and some recommendation
made to the senate. The house does
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-20
Commander and Crew of NC
Three Enter Ponta Del
Gada Harbor Under Own
Power.
DESTROYER FAIRFAX
STANDS BY NC ONE
Harry Hawker is Forced to
Descend 40 Miles From
Mouth of Shannon and His
Fate is Unknown.

Washington, May 19.-After wealth
the missing seaplane, NC-3. flagship
of the American naval transatlantic
flight squadron, entered Ponta Del
Gada barber today under her own
power, almost sixty hours after she
was forced down by fog while near
ing the Azores on the record breaking
flight from New Foundland for Lisbon
and Plymouth.
With the crew safe, the matter Of
greatest moment was the condition of
the plane and whether it would be
No information as to this had reached
the navy department tonight, but Of
ficers would not be surprised if it was
found the ship could not proceed with
out extensive repairs. Meanwhile the
NC-4 is still weatherbound at Horta
and the Nc-1 is officially described as
in almost sinking condition thirty miles
off Corvo Island. Azores, with the de-
stroyer Fairfax standing by.
washington. May 1s,-Mrs. John H.
Towers, wife of Commander Towers,
of the seapiane Nc-s and head of the
transatlantic flight squadron, tonight
received from her husband at Jonta Del
Gada a cablegram saying he was safe
and we'll.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-05-20
HAwkgR,s FATE UNKNOWN.

London, May 19.-The fate of Harry
Hawker and Mackenzie Grieve, his
navigator, was still unknown late to-
night A Sopwith machine, supposed
to be Hawker's, according to an adj
miralty wireless report, descended to
the surface of the ocean forty miles
west of the mouth of the Shannon
Later admiralty reports said this in
formation was considered unreliable.
Early unverified reports said the Sop
with machine encountered a gale which
reduced the speed to forty miles an
hour finally compelling it to descend
owing to exhaustion of basoline.
Crowds waited all day at Brooklands
airdrome, where Hawker elarned to fly,
believing the aviator would make his
landing there, although experts had
expressed the opinion that Hawker
would unlikely be ableto fly there.
The fate of Hawker and Grieve cannot
be definitely stated tonight and it is
impossible even to asert that the ma
chine at sea is Hawker's. Weather
off the Irish coast Monday was bois-
terous with rain and haze. The ad-
miralty has sent out all available ships
to search for the avitors.
London, May ia wireless dispatch
to the admiralty from Castletown sta
tion says the Sopwith machine is
down in latitude $3.50 north, longitude
II west, which is about forty miles
west of the mouth of the Shannon. An
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Tsondonerry reports that Hawker is
missing and says destroyers have been
ordered to search for him.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-30
bruNleiden fordert 1000
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b%ebanbI1tng fir 8rlidletoen, Die Die Welt
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-30
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-30
Tarm-6

Sic 6ormers State 8anf 1T ooan
oorbereitet, tire 6on6s fir Nnleiben
ouf 1Sarm : @igentbum o%n3rbieten
Gle l1nteriuduna Oes @iQentbnms
uno 8eitGtiglrr1q Der 5iderheit tpiro
bon 8eomten Scr gunf gemadM nn1
mil 10 menig Srrbel fir BEN Mpp1i'
fo~ten, mie r,ur eben moglih. Wegen
Ndberem tclepboniere. ihreibe mon
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-30

SIN Sennt 1T bebanptet iuorben, tn
1tnierem 2anbe berri6e neberflnb an
Mabrunqsmitteln. 8enn 6as mabr
lit, 6ann berr1dt ie6enfans beoenf=
Iider Mangel an Mttteln, Ben Bro=
fitqeiern, sic nit Nabrungsmttteln
tp1bern, I'm ii6 51 bereidern,, oas
&anomerf at 1egen::
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-01-30
NEW PROCESS
I'M LAUNDRY

Oenft Sbr Gtwas bo1 Gnre Waide?
Wenu 10, bann miro es ftd G11@ lob.
men. nidt a1fer Adt 5t laifer, ban
mir Guer Gigeutbttm bebanoel11, als
mare es bas ,1nfertge. Bir babe1l bic
poQftanoigite 8aidanftalt i'm Norb-
,ueiten unb lisfern erite &laRe Mrbett.
Wir aebranden feline Gbeuifaler;
MIR berberben baber Gnre sadBe11
nidt. 8enn SIR refine Nrbeit Hno be.
tie gebanolnng ,pollt, bann beuft an
mrrs. unfere Greiie ii1b nieoriger dig
ionit,uo, ,tuo mir beiorgen Cure ga.
miIienuSside bi0iger als SIR cs felbf
th,tu f5nat. @ir baben Mgeuten tn
sen nmliegcnben sta0ten.
E. i. MEYER
gigentbinler.
5. Mbe. sib< ct. GlOls, Minu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

"A large number Of taieE-ams WIRE
received b. parents and -eia.,.,es at
Madison mc,nbcrs OF the Io3-d In
.znt,-y. during the dr. suuna, an.
nounrlng their SAFE arrival from over
HeRE.
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the soGthnuunG train f-un Kinep
Que 81 Matiisnn III l.. rs = " did mt
arrive until so T N Monda- af+er-
nom.
Mrs. Evan N Adams died Sun,,a1.
night N her reHiocnre on Weston Nv
enue, after q critical Illness Of q ue.i,
Mrs. Adams had been IN poor health
FOR the I1kBt .sar bun was around The
house az usuai unril week sEo
She was a native Of the town Of
StA-ks and was IS vaars old. Mrs.
Adams was the daughter Of M. ana
Mrs. Samuel B-acketf ann bes,,,.s
her pHrcnts iearcs he- huBbHnd. r,vp
Daughters and one brvtnr-. Elmer
Bracket. Of Ansnn Mrs Adams VIZ
an active member Of the Madison
EpikcopAi church; also Of Minerva
Chapter Of Eastern Star and RaInh,w
Branch of the 1nte-natipnai Sunshine
Socidfy. The funeral SERVICES WEIR.
cnnduriau pv Eev. William Wnsd a.
her lEie rekinance ~ o'ciDek Tues
nAY Afternoon and the bur,a! Wal In
the Forest Hill cemetery
John CarEill has bought the house
OWNED and occupied BY Miltun Phil
lirE II thr .nrner Of HeGio street and
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Miss Margaret Alexander and M.
Victur GIber.. two Of the 'ese,n5
Artlsrs IN The Cottur's Saturday
Night"
The WorceEter, Mass Gazette
prints the following concerning toe
conpHnv's I-nrent appearance there.
Seldom mas V orcesters iIlgEcsi su-
dItoriu.n been tnxeH DIT il WIS last
night when the .etu''n fDr ths third
TINE uf the SrurtlBi Muslcal Cnmedy
CunlpHnv 10 this cIfv artraCrpd tho
largest c,owo thai iIaf crammed Me-
c,lunic hall IN vears. When standing
room was III premium the police
gtppnrti the sale Of tickets and /; Is
csrlu1atnd that over 500 people were
turned away.
Their performance Of The Cotter's
SaruruAv n mi WAS q rars delight
The sorting and cnstufncs ienf u new
charm 10 IN, we'll known songs SO
spiendidlr given by tnn sxc.linnt
cumrany."
SeaIs for toI.lnr-rw right are Sell
inr very rapidly and the wise will
Man 10 purchase early in order 70
secure the most desirable locatiunB.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

COlCWiAl N6A NE
Thor.s -. lrce Presents End Ban
ceft IN "pareners Thrse"-psrs-
mount p-s.erxs oerotry Gish IN
"eeppy pp,iy"-A FprG Weess'y.
Double Fezfured e-Dg-nm
Emo Esnnrr1 Is a delightful youns
Australian actress whose charm Anfi
artistry are most consplcun1sl@ dIs-
played IN every characterization she
atfeynpts she masters her roles,
thus reinforcing her nntive talents a.
an artress and presents stfnnE. virIle
rpr.rHva4s wilirh SATISFIES art ann
lives lpns N the memory as disr'nof
cr.asanns. In "Pnrrners Threr" she
CARRIES une frum ''I'he Grczt White
WAY" 10 the Great American Dessert
with captivating charm End grace
Thunas f. 1ncs is the pilot ann his
wnrk ranks among the very best.
psl,ury Dnrp1i,y Gish is most pcp-
,,Iar mprie actrkss just over the
vptins az. she If All experienced Pic
tur,e uizyer who has wun tame by her
genius and personality. and popuiss,-
~ by her dainIyness IND W2nnoT-
isu1s. A horn rnn1Hnedicune VINO
inaises you laugh. then IN her seriDus
nYomEnis her emotlonE sway yDu
with i,rcstihie force. banding one VIII
her every mood. She originated thu
character OF THE Little DistIs'ber
in D. W Griffith,s rnASie.pioce
..Eaesr-ts of the World success
IN "EuutS'' was veritAbie triumph.
u~sA .vsv,xr tsSss. ]7Rf, Y,1If the ''leD" IN
Poppy Puity." h1r 1n4su ~uA1Scie md
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

starving babes ann adults IN STRICKEN
communities have al heen served 70
the extsut of The Salvation A-my's
ability n be useful IN An hour nf
E-uat ncc6. In the most tnrrihie Of
Ill wars, nuw 1ust closing. The
Salvation Arrry has struggled 70 do
fts cuty. answering the call Of hu-
mRn;rv. he II saw the light. wherever
znc whenever possible. As d result
thereof great system Of hucments
hnBtets res, rnons and esta.,liHh-
rnents tar the eomforf nnd AID of sn
diers anu sailors, their relatives and
friends. il now in existence WIFI
the prospec! strong Thai they mus,
ne maintained HI long III the demand
tor them /. Justified ane real. The.
morale Of men n war or out IL
primary concern M The Salvation
Army. and your eurnesr+ cnnBldera-
LIpn and mucn- neednd assistance arr
sought IL cnnnectIou with Tins WORK.
Whsr. do The Salvat,nn Army Of
flcers come from
The officers pf y'he Salvation Arm
arr men and wpnen. chiefly couvpr-.5
ot The Salvation Army. who are
pnsseshed nf passion TO help and
save the world They nHve cnme
from ali CLASSES of society. tror1l al
prnteaEipn. and spheres ri aI:rIvitE.
from tns gutter anu the university
from. me stun home and tns man
slpn. The variety III our activities
flnds 4 place ready made for any type
Of INTELLECT. or talent ~ a.tot,it~. NO
ranE or offire IL closed ID either 11ar
Or woman whose abilities qualIty
them Tor =.
What are your great" ,eens ~
p~erer.r
First, We should say the need III,
officers Is Il great one. Eve-y-whcrr
the doors ~ opportunity are DpenInc
befnre us. We could place today IL
positions Of ur-1vaieo opportunity 70
halp sHvc men d thousand npnsc-
Grated young men and women. -ec-
nnd INC paucTt~ OF funds mas f-nr7
me beginning operated 70 hinder the
advancement Of our work. A! thIs
moment the nRad II a. great as Ia
any period IN the past The proper
ties ano facilities which We have ar
gulrc nave been seru-ed a.. the cnst
Of much self -siarrlflcf and grinding
ECONOMY Plans which woulc multi
ply our usefulneHs and efficiency are
al tins moment n allowance hecauEe
Of lack of funds Everywhere num-
c,pa! authorities arr soliciting buf
help. which VIC arr unable 10 give
beca uHe of Ii wani Of adequate facil,-
ties Our pi;ins for social RELIEF are
beyond the experIrnenrai stage tnr'
are tried and found perfectly eiec
TIVE nut VIZ are unanie 10 "mnocy
mem IN anything like a satihtactoi'E
form, or widely HI II Is ou' visit -
DC on account Of OF, financial st-in-
-enrr-