davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-17
D'ANNUNZEO ZMOCNIL Sc RJEKY.
SPOJENECKA RADA USTUPUJE ITALSKEMU
NASIU

Pafiz, 16. zafi : Dne nejposednejsch zprav dosych
zdejSi alske mrove deegac alie Rjece 26OO0 muzu
Ma zadost Annunza odtaho angcke rancouzske vosko
m6sta Itaska poosadka jest soucasne stale sesovana
prchiky aleho voska Nasledkem- -oreho napadani mi
nisterskeho kabnetu Nittho DAnnunziem oGekava mi
nisterska kse souvislos iz Ultra zahra
nicni ministr Titton do Italie.
Nejvyssi spoenecka rada rozhoda ably Ita pOkud
uen recke otazky yce ponechana byla vona ruka CD
elikoz jest to zalezitost pOky vnrozemske. Prozamnl
vete armady alske general Badogo praVe pibyvsi do
Reky oparen byl moc ably cet mohl kazde po-
vsta6 stuac Badogo hned pc SVEN pfchodu yda provo
an ker6m zada ably vojac bez rozkazu do RJeky prs
pod vedenm DAnnunzia lined navratli svym puk1m
Eminent totiz nekerymi ddsojnky pfs do mesta ably
Zdurazni tuzby alie, ably Rjeka staa
vzdor mirove konferene parzske, m6stem italskym
DAnnunziovi zb6hove rychle poctem vzrustal arma
du sile 12O 900 muz Nasledkem eho odhodlaneho cnu
vSechny anglcke francouzske vajky stazeny Vada
tim uvedena rozpaky elikoz vosko poGao nedovoene
sbhat revoltucim oddum panovaly obavy ze podobny
duch vzpouy zachvatit by moh celou talskou armadu
Srbske zpravy ohlasuii, Annunzo jiz prohlas pf
potent Rjeky ku kraovsvi talskemu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-17
X TExAsKE zIvELNi KATASTRoFE.
% UTOPENYCH ZEN A DETf POIikBENO
SPOLECNE.

Corpus Christi, Tex, 16. zari. - Voenskypomocny vlak
ST. Antona pby dnes vecer hod pflez naklad-
mich voz rdznych zsob akoz odd zachani6ho muzstva
tremi lskaT. St a aJe3s@~sa--
Snton, Tex. 16. zaff. = Mrtvoy 20 zen deti obeti
nede boure nahle povsae povodne byy dnes pohfbeny
vekem spoecnem hrobe pobIze White Poinu pobrezi
Nueces zalivu, nedaleko msa kde byy naezeny Rychy
rozkad tel b prcnou tohoto bezodkladneho pohfbu Po
Get mrtvych zde dostoupil ma 70 zahynulych.
Zachranne prace rychle pokracuj pomocne vaky do
chaz vsech ran diva Mich byy zastaveny povodn pode
mletou zeeznicn hrazi.
Corpus Chrsty zastaVena bya veskera prdmysova
obchodnf cnnost dnes zahajla prace pekar-
mach Pocet zdesich obe pac rs osob nichz ne
ktere musey byH pohrbeny, anz by mohla by zast6na
jech jmena. ~
doprave potravin odevnich potreb uzivano jest za
ste popre eadel Sedm aeyopland ST. Antonio vyhedalo
prstupna msa pro vets stro odkud by to zahy vzduS
dopravu.
Austinu dochazi zprava re est cunG patficeh satn
rybarske stricove koms jest posadkam pohfeSovano
panuje dost opravnena obava, re jsou ztraceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-17
DNES OBDRZi BULHARI SPOJENEC-
KE PODMfNKY MfRU.
NOVA NOTA NEMECKU.

Parz. 49, zam. = Spojenecke mirove podmnky doruce-
ny buharske delegac stredu odpoedne. Cemen
pTedseda schGz spojenecke nevyss rady kere
castn tez angky insersk predseda Lloyd George spou
amerckym podta aemnikem Polkem zahrancnim mnistrem
itaskym Tttonm japonskm vyslancem pro Francii
salem Fochem.
Posednes pozada begickou vladu, ably vypatrala kde
pohTben by eho SYM zaby zahy vypuknut vaky begi
ckych Ardennach
Ma schnzi nejvyss rady byo usneseno zasat Nemecku
novou no ably odvoalo voska pod generaem Golzem
dosud soicf pobaltickych provncch byvaeho ruskeho
carsvf Fochova navrhu nesm byt bran zfete ne
apnou vymuvu Nemecka Goltz neposoucha eho rozka
must byti prdrzeno zodpovednosti vsechnv nased
XIV nebudou uvedene zeme udane dob6 proy nemeckEch
oddfln
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-17
WASHINGTONSKE PRiPRAVY K
UVfTANi PERSHINGA.
v PRUVODU POCHODOVATI BUDE $4,000
VYSLOUzILCU.

Washington, 16 zaTf. Jz dnes vecer zaskv6l Wash
ngton hvu ably Ultra uvtal voienskeho vndce
evropske vpravv Pershnga enz povede svo proavenou
prvni dvs Pennsylvania Ave. Nasedovan bude 25000
mu5 keri spolecne MIN bv ucastnic savnSch bOn Pre-
hdku vykona zastoupen Wsona vcepresident Spoenych
StatG Marshall Uvtac savnost potrva az do ctvrtka
obou domech kongresu byla pfata resoluce. kterou
iemu, dnstoinkGm muzsvu vyovuie vdecnost oh"" "a
konodaren Cd pnvodnfho navrhu venova cesny kord
byo upusteno.
Nasledkem desiho uvtacho poradu nebude moci Per-
shng udanou obu dostavit do sveho domova Missouri
mus proto odrfci vsechna u6nena pozvan Hasi tax
Tednf prohaseni, ktere Gast znf
General Pershng die vseho uchyli do soukromi kde
bv kdu moh dokonc zaverecny rapport valecne vpravy
prosudova pany reorganisaci amercke armady ak
nem zada clenstvo kongresu valecny departement
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-17
JAK Sc STVE PROTI CE.
CHUM.
Sloven4ko zaplavovaao letal1y,
We kterych Cechove liceni jsou
SlovakGm jako nejvstsi nepfa-
tele.

Praha, "A. srpna. = (PoS.
zprava.) Mad'arska a hlavne
mad'aronska stvanice proti Ce
chum ma Slovensku neustava.
V posledni dobe prichazi Sc
stale ma move move doklady
o tom, re Mad 'aroni a Mad'ar
sami chapou Sc nejpodlejSich
zbrani prostredku, jen ably
privOdili roZkol meZi Cechy a
Slovaky. Tyto posledni stvou
proti bratrGm, kteri to mimi
iiste dobre mysli, spous.ou le-
taku. tiStenych nejan V sloven-
Stine, ale i mad arStin6, kterG
rozhazuil mezi lid. Ia jakym
1celem, nejlepe vidno toho-
to casteGneho obsahu:
/. Slovensko je ma v6ky ztra
ceno.
2. Slovenjko sezarou = Ce5i
3. Kdo Sc dnes ma Slovensku
vyslovi, re je Slovakem, toho
poSlou do Terezina a vyhlasi
jej "a Mad aroma, Mad ara
zradce.
A. Ma Slovensku pise Sc po
slovensku jediny Srobar. Ostat
nj vsichni pisi Sc po cesku.
5. Kdo sc ma SlovenSku Wy
slow, re Slovakum treba dat
autonomii, toho hned zatknou
a uvrhnou do vezeni.
6. Slovaci stavaji Sc bolSevi-
ky j9dine proto, re je Cecho-
We vyziraji.
7. Nekolik slovenskych plu-
lku preSlo k bolSevikGm.
8. Co 81 Slovaci ud6iaji, Ce-
chove vSechno Jim seberou a
zavezou do Czech.
CeSi nejmenuii Slovaky j.
max = nez hloupymi Slovaky.
10. Denni Has jo jedinym
slovenskym casopisem nejen
zde, ale i v Americe, ktery Sc
neboji napsat pravdu.
II. Cesi bez pokladu Sloven
"a byli by svetovymi zebra :
ky a musili by Sc po svete ziviti
harfami a harmonikami.
/ IL. Slovaka nikdy neposlou
do zadneho uradu. Ty,o sebe-
rou vzdy jen Cechove. Kde ja-
ky urad nebo lepsi obchod, uz
iej ma Czech. Slovak ja pax je-
nom sluhou a must poslouchat.
IS. Mad'ar byli pravymi an
deli oproti tomu, co nynf della
il ma Slovensku - CeSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-17
MACKENsENOVY ARMADY

Vidne 81 zari. (Post. zprava.) = Ultra dopoledne
pfbude vdenske Vvchodn nadraM prvn transport Ma
ckensenovy armady pfistlch dnech prbudou da trans
porty vraceji do N6mecka Cekem projede Vdn
900 Take Mackensen, kery jak znamo byl zat
Pesti pozde dopraven dohodou do Soun6, projede
Vidni Widen pry prpravl uvitani
pred nedavnem objevia amerckem tisku sensacni
zprva Mackensen cvici obrovskou tnskou armadu
Gtu million muzu. p r)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-17
NEWYORSKY MAYOR PROTI POLL
CEJNfM STAVKAM.

New York. 16 zar. - Mayor Hylan veSkerou rozhod-
nostf ozhamil dostavivsmu vVboru poiceinch
kery prise aby domaha zvyseni plau ze
zadnou cenu p9t New Yorku polceni stavku ze
nedopus aby neivetsim amerckem meste opakovalv
daost bosonske Soucasne prohas re agtaofi podneco
vatee nespokoienos polcenim deparementu bezohedne
budou mestskych sluzeb vyhosten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-17
AMERICANA. v PODE7RENI. zE
ULOUPILI WAX.

Koblenc, 16. zaf. - Diva americt voJac ktefi se bez
dovoen vzdal svych oddd byl zatceni ma podzfenl
ze mnuy tyden zastav diva osobni vlaky Luxemburku
Oba domne lupc zadrzen by nede voenskou policii
vcera dopraven do Kobence obou prpadech NELL sc ale
zmocnit obnosu mensiho nez- trech tsc frankd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

ll.R. STONE & FRAME DWG-; MOD MP
r,ppsIS, upsS, iarEe lot. shade fruit; price 81 o OO
'.HI lhE TRUST Co. i4th & Lancaster ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

2721 POPLAR-Two-stor store and DWELL
Ing. rooms; convenient location.
WIN, l.. CRAVEN'S s SONS
20l9 Columbia ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11
SELAND

FOR SALE-Up-to-date residence at Vine
land, n J.. II rooms. all modern Improve
ments, with bath, hot and cold water. gas.
hot-wHter heat, large Ce.nentcd Ia sement
with 10 acres OF good farming land in good
order, OuthOuses garage. stable chicken
house. pig pens, fruit trees. etc. $4,000. hal
cash, balance on easy terms. Apply
HERMAN f. DOERR
boulevard and Oak road. Nnelnnd. n T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11
NEW JERsEY-SE.,sn0RE


SEASHORE LOTS 5OxlOO it.. S35 each. at
l.ayallette, on the Pennsvivania r. n,
dircCtlX east of Philadelphia. JAMES e.
MAGEE. Magee Printing Go. 1870 $. 9th 81,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

W. MT. PLEASANT AVE.-De,ached stone
dwg; hot water electric. gas: lot 35x2G0:
hardwood floors. Q chambers, g baths: poss.
bulletin Rldg. Phone Spruce 22IO. '
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
Modern: large lot: conv. to store. trains and
troleys; best section of Germa ntown. H. ID
Ennis Co. Bulletin Bldg. Spruce o2iO
ATTRACTIVE new home, rooms and bath,
garage privilege. $500 cash. S45 monthly
carrying charges. Phone Oak Lane IiJS
Parker & SPAETH. 20th and Chelten ave
ANTOWN-EiGht-room house, all fur
nished. $1,000 unfurn.. $4,000: no brokers.
b 102 Ledger Office.
q. HiT. PLEASANT AVE. tnear SedgwIck
station Twin stone dwelling. steam heat
electric gas hardwood floors: lot 35xn6h:
garage privilege on rear street; q Chambers
baths II. f. ENNIS G. CO. BuIletin
Bldg Phone Spruce 22lO.
s4oOo-53o2 WAKEFIELD sT.-s4oo0
Reception-hall home, rooms and bath hot
water heat. laundry tubs.
Apply 612o Greene st, Gtn. asO2 ].
SEND FOR OUR LIST OF MODERATE
PRICED HOMES FOR SALE IN SEDG-
WICK; MODERN, WITH GOOD LOTS;
SPACE FOR GARAGE; CoNVENIENT To 70
STORES, SCHOOLS. ETC.
S. c, ToURIsoN. 7Ol4 BOYER ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

CHOICE Ocean city property. Apply 7i9
Spring Garden st. Phone Market 1915
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11
CANADA
DELAWARE FARMS
PUBLIC SALE
DELAWARE Farm
20J ACRES

HOJ AGNES
Land suited for grain or truck house In sx-
Cellent condition; all outbuildinEs In good
condition; I mile from school miles from
railroad station, Mt Pleasant. miles from
Midiletown, Del. Tho farm Ia being sold to
settle up an estate, now tenanted by George
Ihawley; farm Will be sold IN Mddetown
Del, Monday, June 10. 1919. at D. m
John NJ NaudaIn. agent. Pier 10. Light st..
Baltimore. Md.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

II ROOMS hot-water heat gas and electric
hardwood floors. tile bath; modern and up
garage: right at station.
VIM. J. OFT FrOnlSline Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

ALL PROPERTIES for rent or sale, list,
. with me. several bargains for sale Do
u. Ncwton. n. Y cor Sd & Malnut. Inn Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11
R. E.--sALE OR EXCHANGE

Property fire." OF encumbrancs at Bakers
vie, y. j =. on the Ocean city electric lin
c2mnrtslng I acres, new building. railroad
siding artesian we'll: originally built for an
iCs plant Apply RlDfATH 4 POTTER
co, iS1 Bourse Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

rooms pantry. laundry. = baths. 75xI5O
fine shruhbery. ii shade and fruit trees
southern exposure. Can premises. owner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

D ACRES: best section; subject to mortgage
of $22,i0n; u building uppC -tunity; make
offer, DONALD WINTER 5740 Christian
st. Woodland 20O3 West 43i5 A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

iO0I-p S. 4BTH ST.--I,nrFe 3-story apart
- ment house fine location equity s15, nOn
Further Information. DREBN g. EVANS
Lincoln Bldg
SEASIDE PARK, n J.--BFACTIFUI, COT
TAGE. FULLY FURNo s BEDROOMS;
s.0o0. DREBY 4 EVANS, LINCOLN BLDG.
30lS SPRUCE ST Well-located apartment
hOusn, paying large returns; equity $4,000
DREliY EVANS. Lincoln bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

IELROSE PARk-Alelrose ave; choice bldg
lot. IONliO; 50. from troll. perfect graded
avn; old shade: best location in Merose
lOtN II Shields. York rd. and 6sth ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

FARMS and dwellings at rea sonable prices.
30 l-aCre lots without buildings.
5-acrr poultry farm. with all buildings.
acre Of land with dwelling; all cor en-
fences.
100 acres 10 acres, A. acres 40 acres,
u acres, - acres, iii acres. ~ acres.
10 acres l20 acres. 30 acres, 7 acres.
LOUIS r LFDDON, Clayton, ~ J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11
Stores and Dwellings
PRICE REDUCED

s0TH 4 COLUMBIA AVE.-Large store 4
dwelling, with fronts; good business loca
WIN. L. Crayen's Sons. 20t9 Columbia ave,
800 AND SO1 FIRTH-six rooms and store;
price reasonable for immediate sale.
VIM L. CRAVEN'S SONS
201A Columbia ava
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

LARGE 3-story and -ha sement house. / block
from beach III S. Vermont ave, Allan.
tic City: fine condition; new ot-water heat
ing system fully furnished; price $40 800
Owner, X. a. RElDENBACH. 81 Maiden
lane. New York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11
BAI.i
CLIFTON HEIGHTS

DETACHED home. vacant. rooms bath
heater. chestnut finish; corner driveway:
S3lO0: key. Swopc son. $40 Main Darby.
IMMEDIATE possession; 5000: brick dwg 7
rms. all cows: lot 23x1@O. LOFLAND
1921 Woodland ave -
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FSANKFORD
PENNsYLyANIA-sUBvRBAN

- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STONE and timbered house in desirable
suburb; 10 rooms and bat tn; lar rge lot can
be purchased direct from owner at low price
Tor quick sale; blocks from station good
train service; price $4,000 will make rea-
sonabie terms to responsible party
BUTLER Il0 Mutual Life Bldg.
STORE PROPERTY with dwelling at Glad
wyn. Pa. $4,000. HARRIS Real Estate
opposite station, Narberth. Pa.
$3.50 CITY AVE, oyerbrook, Po.-Lot ll5x
400 IT.; 100000. HARRIS, Real Estate
opposite station. Narberth. Pa.
MlLLBOURNE--Moder 2-story twin, porch; ;
cows. large lot: poss. Lloyd IA Walnut
30 ACRES. Main Line, in a wonderful lea
tion Tor, gentlemen's country seat FaCrihCe
at one third value. CHAS. w. RUSSELL,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

l723 Diamond Street
Twelve rooms; lot 1sx1oo to rear street
1869 Old York Road
Ten rooms. porch. hot-water heat.
444-46 West Earlham St.
Two stories; porch front.
1881 Butler St.
We have a large, and complete list. full
1901 Green St.
pouble-front corner; steam heat.
Cor. 10Th St. and Ridge Ave.
well-located store and dwelling.
1868 Ridge Ave.
Three.story brick stores and dwgs.. cheap.
2033-35 N. 5th St. (rear)
rhree-story brick dwellings.
1901 Van Pelt Corr
Three stories, o rooms; reduced price.
dlBBBRD b. WORRELL < CO., $50 N. 17th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

HADDOSF1EI.D

HAVE you stored your furniture a nd boa rde ed
for the summer with the Idea Of getting "A
cheaper house in the fall? You'll he dis
fe Brdwood Tract, size T5x15O It. and up
all city conyenenCes. single carfarc and
build the kind Of a house you want: we will
and price list GILBERT & O'CALLA-
GNAN. In2 WAlnut gt DhlIl lh..IrhIu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

962 NJ, % ST.-Three-story store and dwell-
ing: fine business location =
CHAS. IL BROWN & CO.. PIT s. Broad.
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DELAWARE COUNTY
125 ACRES DELAWARE, co
RYAN, 1908 Market

Facing macadam roads; one fare to Goth st.
. squares from trolleyS and schools: rim,
for sub deNClOpment; priced for uuick "a in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-11

-----1 I.INt'E1 ~ .hINI.f II .fNNIN
LARGE STOCK and grain farm stone
manson,lS rooms; beautiful location; large
porChes: in the midst OF an old grove; large
stable: 3 tenant houses, 163 acres very fer
tile land: property adjoins good railroad
station. on maCadam road to Phila would
make a fine gentemans place: sacrifice price
II sold at once; 100 other farm bargains IL
sold at once
BENZ. r LEWIS. 81 South ave. Media
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Observation-Disclosures

LOVELY comfortable home center OF Chest
nut I'M; large porches, fine shade trees
lawn and flower garden. O or 3 bedrooms
splendid Kitchen pantry and laundry; bath
rooms, 3 separate toilets rent 5000 per mo-
l'hone Chestnut HilI o.
$40 TO SIPS A MONTH furnished. for sum
mer; immediate possession OF some. Locust
jo3I Chester Osborne, Lansdowne Pa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-01

company fleet also arrived yesterday.
with catch OF $1,000 pounds of snap
per and 3.400 pounds OF grouper. Sail
ings OF the Warren fleet today will
be the Mary B. Greer, the Algoma the
Rena A. Percy and the Barcelona.
The army steamer Lieut.. Tippin il
enroute to Charleston. where she Will
be offered for sale, it Is reported.
Capt. Frank Boghich, formerly a
deputy i'm the office of the harbormas-
ter, will make a trip as first mate
to France aboard the new schooner
Vile Dixmude. built and loaded at St
Andrews. Capt. Boghich also has a
contract for q first class passage
home from France, upon the arrival
OF the vessel at her destination.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-01
. < x q u u ~ u q u x x * q q HI
! CITY NEWS BRIEFS.
/ zx xEHH HH IL EE

A telegram was received yesterday
from Miss Hattie @. Sherman. of Jack
sonvilIe, state supervising nurse of the
Florida Anti tuberculosis association
stating that she could not come here
now, as she had intended to do. for
the purpose of doing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
work in this county.
The Gray Artesian Well company
some time ago furnished the city com
missioners with bid on a new well
to be sunk at the plant. and the fig
ures are being revised. in the event
more extensive plans being made,
should the centennial come to this
city.
Miss Mamie Salter, Davis and Blount
streets, who recently suffered frac-
tured ankle when struck by a bicycle
on Palafox street, is greatly improved.
Officer Pericles of the police force
has sufficiently recovered from re-
cent operation at the hospital to be
able to resume his duties soon.
A Buick car belonging to X. r.. Kin
sey was driven from his garage last
night, accOrGing 10 report Hdue ~
the police station. The automobile. 1t
is thought, was driven out of the city.
Robert Knork, white, driver OF a
garbage wagon. collided with parked
car on the east side of Palafox, be-
tween Cedar and Magnolia streets. to-
day. il was reported to the police eta
ton. Slight damage was done % the
car.
Miss Madeline Tucker. of Brooklyn.
y. ", who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs z. l.. Burleson. 6o9 North
Eighth street for some time. left for
her home yesterday
George Howe. is on business trip to
Galveston and New Orleans.
III. Lawson Hetherwick. who is con-
nected with the Marine Journal, is in
the city on business
Rev. Char1eton r. Smith. pastor of
the First Christian church, was called
to Ohio this week by a message an
nouncing the serious illness of his
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-01

WORKMEN LOST
SEVEN MILLIONS
IN JUNE STRIKES

Winnipeg. Man. July 31.--Canadian
working men lost 100000 in wages
I'm June and slightly more than hais
that amount in the preceding month,
according to estimates.
TIE Winnipeg strike alone cost the
working men several million dollars.
Board of trade officials believe the
economic logs to merchants. manufac-
turers and tho public was at least
Ihs ger cent moro thar the labor
loss.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-01
JUST LIKE FATHERS

hi every way-they are cool,
comfortable and look so well
With tan shoes, black stockings
and a white shirt or blouse.
You'd be surprised to know
how much wear these Palm
Beach Suits contained Two
summers is nothing out Of the
ordinary-but the price we have
put on them ss.
liz you have a son-here's a
better treat than any circus liv-
ing, for z to IL year Odds, $1,000.
Said the clothes-pin: 1--WE seen
lot of Children's Wash Suits in
my day, but you can take it from
me there are precious few that
stand for continued scrubbing
the way The John White Stores
dc.
Pin your faith to Wash Suits
like ours. Tailored as they
should be, 81 to $3.50. Ages
2 IL years to 8.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-01

Mounted Policeman Arthur Bryars
suffered q painful accident Wednes-
day afternoon at Belmont and Devil
lier streets when his horse slipped and
fell hurting him to the ground. Off
Ger Mryars was injured about the face
and head. and also suffered badly
hurt left ankle. He is temporarily un-
able to return to duty.
With a view of affording a suitable
road to the proposed hotel on the Gulf
Beach highway. the board of county
commissioners will be asked to put
the route in shape at an early date.
according to Thomas Harris, proprietor
of the Halfway House.
Arthur wilburn, charged with the
theft of SIS from the Bobbs Taxi COM
pany was dismissed in the justice
of the peace court yesterday. Judge
johnson stated that the evidence sub
mitted was not sufficient to convict
him.
Major Max Patterson. of Charleston,
is at the San Carlos.
The court of record had a brief ses-
sion yesterday with but two civil cases.
both of which were continued by mu-
tuaI consent, on the docket. These wers
the damage cases of w. c. Offender
fer versus the Garden Cash Grocery
company and that of w. Wilenzik, ver-
sus w. c. Diffenderfer.
Applications for compensation and
vocational training may be made at
local Red Cross headquarters by dis
abled service men, it was announced
yesterday.
Jeanette Emmerson. charged with
conveying tools to the county Jail with
intent to aid in an escape. has been
sentenced to pay $50 and costs or
serve four months in the county jail,
by Judge Jones of the court of rec
ord.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-01

An Overland runabout, with q 1918
license, No. 2778O, was reported yester-
day to the police as standing at the
intersection OF Gadsden and Spring
streets. The car is said to have been
standing there since Tuesday, and to
have been left by white man.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-01
! SHIPPING NOTES. .
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! xa HzK ICE zz q q q . :


The Norwegian steamship Porsang.
er, of 1000 tons. is expected to arrive
in port today for a supply Of bunker
coal
The British steamship Turret Crown
which has been taking on coal At
Muscogee wharf, is now at the c..
F. & A. wharf for more coal and is
expected to sail today. The motor
ship Astra will also probably sail to-
day.
Arrivals yesterday were the Ameri-
can four -masted schooner Alice Col
burn, Capt. Kent, master, from Mo-
bile, consigned to the Stearns Lumber
company for cargo, and the Italian
bark Escambia, from Porto MaurizlO,
for lumber The latter vessel is own
ed by Rosasco brothers. The Alice
Colburn is a vessel of 1850 tons and
is expected to carry more than a mill
lion feet of lumber. SMoU
The smack Washable, of the Warren
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-01
CANADA SUFFERS
INCREASE COST
OF NECESSITIES

Ottawa, Ont, July SI.-Deoplt0 the
government efforts to reduce prices.
the cost Of living In Canada contin-
ues to soar. The high prices were
cited as the cause or unrest In every
district, according to investigators of
the recent strikes throughout the
Dominion.
the high cost OF necessities was re-
sponsible for the disqualification or
thousands OF conservative working
men. They also asserted this sub
ject gave radicals an excuse for try
ing out more ambitious schemes