davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

We take n. from The tone Of puh'
ur .Npr"HHlons that ~ Mayor over
hoH"r W sht get lev votes ~
Oklahoma tlty even " he were "a re-.
publican candidate FOR governor.
Vat .Nnliuy's harmony tax Ia
Oklahoma 'Ity democrats seems u
have gone ~ their hcads They could
not pull uff an Inauguration without
. scrap ~ to who ought tp lead IN"
parade
The member from Iliansh, while
ttNing iu Huuthe "a ruto corn, mys
u lee dingbusird II ever sand fof
another inhuEufhtrn hall where they
charge o. adn ssiOn fee I'm Hoin'
10 ius.Ft that the doors be left open
10 soU"hudy who can dance rAn sc,
IN Why there wasn't - person thor.
rho could do anything but .hoppiV
Shlp, bend and bow. or side swipr
he innocent stnnder 49, they con
'"tied Themselves over the floor u
may hc u ball but II amt no dancin
Ike ~" 10 In the hillr ana r-hl
dnu'lu only puia W. back five Genus
q a"i
pthUtIrp the economy they preach IN
us common folk. says nll pinsl"y
pethap- they might be able tO hold
un until the urht adm ,nlstfatiun
ONES IN
The Eirl down stair. has drlfied
from ancient history 10 thrillins
ale entitled why We puuctunte
4 ltphertron democrat Who con.
spi' uou-ly marked hnd branded ~
belonging 10 III" nov governor =
herd, ana who hopes Ia m,ni some
thing good says he can readily un'
d.rSland tho friendly interest GuN
elnur NilliamA mnnlfrsts IN the new
administration. III II Ho darned
friendly" he says, that the out
going governor tried tO IN all ths
places before tho new governor so'
In Do
Judge Williams will have 10 val
until his commission comea from
France before he can ascend the fed
eral bench, Tho commission IN al
ready on tho hish scas properly con
vOy"d Unless Aomr wandering sub
| marine breaks the armintice and dis
TURKS tn. freedom Of IN. seas uh'
commission 10 expected hsrs In tn,
| course of tho nest few weeks
| Snap shots from the Dallas News
The pink bollwofm probably In !
| good deal llke the cootie. except fol
HIS complexion and that he Ia
vegetarian. Another objection W,
havs TO barHain- counter linen 10 tina
We Ike Tor our shirt TO he lonI
enough to tuck under our waist
band our observation 10 that hold
Ing I, In ones mouth is the mos
conspicuous way 10 carry a tooth
pick II has just about gotten NJ u
this country that some people woul,
rather not have any children than I,
buy milk or fool with n COW. q
course II may be true that corset
arc killing tho women " America
all tho same II In usually the VIII
that collects the husbands life In
surance. Tillie ClinIer says that IN
star boarder almost proposed TO he
tho other evening. but Just As h.
was about to pop tho question h
exploded In n sneexe.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
Horoscope


Arcord,ny ~ aS,roj,rv hi. sho,Is
h, n fortunate day. Tor Venus the
An, ara M.rcur,, ne. aii A., henef,c
aspect Jupiter "a adverse
All the MIA Notary forces appcar 10
,pcourar. ths ar,is,lc purs,,Iis dur
ips this condemnation Thcntcr.
concerts and entertainments u,
whIoh appeal In made to the higher
st,rlhuts, al IN. mind sh@,ld he un
usually successfuI
4, ~ var, ueLv veddIns day the
sta. pr.ASln. harmony ana sue.
cess
Under thl. swuv both mon and
xo,,.n VII wieI, ,ower nre sam
no.a, 40 uor. ,h,n usuaIlv AS.
po..s 40 rran, fayors IL "a lucky
IA, 10, pushlpv claim. for promo =.
49,, ,ocorrl,lo,
rhis /. nn, AN au.picIous day FOR
h,.,na- .n,.rn,,.e. prorres,,lve
.,.n. 4, mn rommercini Ventura
.sa'I, ~. d.;o,,e,
Ths se,rs read from the stars
pyosp.ruy 10, the year. Rpd ven
,u,s. ia man. new paths N indus
,r, ~. an, ths Indication. 1, tina,
",,,nn. vim hc found hiding in
,sfus."
Anv.,,i.,, A. r,b,ec, a, th, trs,
=, ai,.c,,om ..n.c,aiiy 4, n con.
c., " an,ownhtlc- or airplanca
~hi". vui he .ouros. OF rreal
,,,,
.,..,o. n,.a,c, ,ha, flyipg "a #,
-, 80. -, ,h
W .''' wv Sp''' w -, .,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
TuE mo NAVY IDEA.

Secretary Daniels has awakened
much discussion by his demand upon
oonsre~- To construct u bls navy. A.
long a. war was on tho boards IN"
secretsry had no difficulty In Sc
curing a sympathetic hearing The
United p,ntoa was determined to
leave no stone unturned 10 rpakn It's
power decisive In the s'ruasle for
world democracy. for that was an
ideal and pi,ruistio motive. Now
that tho war In over. The matter
assumes We. altogether matsriallr,ic
nature. Gent .ment IL laid aside for
business and political motives. Here
the unison OF wartime splits into
diverse opinions and antasonistio
views,
The Daniels Idea essentially was
that the succes 90 q league of nations
would stiii leave Va under the neces-
sity Of having n big navy to take
cars OF our growing commercial In
forests over the world The main
tsnance OF n siRantlc world trade
uooo Amsrican bottoms without n
oorrespondinG naval protection
would sesm foo,hardy. And thus far
psnleh vas undoubtedly right. hut,
I'm case the league failed 10 material
,r.. hls idea was that We must havs
a navy strong enough to be a de-.
tsrrsnt ssaInst aggression or dicta.
,lor nm tho mart OF any other naval
uovsr IN the world, not even except.
Iins urest Hrltnln. There is soms
ouesticn about the wisdom Of this
announcement. In fact, Il sounds
mi~hti,v iiks n threat TO other ma
,ion. tina, they must either accede
IN our notions OF n world league OF
s,.s face n naval mower equal to any.
Thing thew could produce. what else
cou,d this he but tho same arma menl
racs which We have fought so hard
IN sbo,lsh7
p.. ,,,.r,.,.s N, m. Grill.
49, a. -. a.. o.,.. -, wo,id
...... a., ..,.,,,., ,,s ia. n,
,,,.ru.,,.n., co-o,.re,,,, 4. mt oi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
PRINCE OF WALES ENDS
VISIT WITH OUR TROOPS

nv The Associated rr-.
COnLENH. sunday. Jan. l.-The
Prince OF Wales who has been visit
Ing the American area ~ occupation
as the guest ~ Major General Dick
man. returned to the british sector
this afternoon lie said good hyo
to General Dickmnn ~ n luncheon NJ
which hc was the guest ~ Major
Gencrnl Hines IN the castle ~ tn"
Prince of WED at Neuwied this NJ
ternoon
since his Arrival In the American
rome the prince had been treated ~
an ordinary captain the rank drsig
mated Nv hts uniform. rather than
AS the heir TO the British throne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

WASHlNGToN. Jan I3--Cf two
and half million checks for de.
pendents. aliotmenis and allowances
deducted from soldiers paw for No.
vemher and December only s3O 600
have been mailed Secretarv Gh~
reporting today on the war risk In
surance bureaus work In response
In senate resolution said all oc.
tober tsyments had been made ana
checks for the past two months
would be out before the end OF Jan
nary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
Lille Benny's Notebook

NY LEE PAfF,
NV cupln Kenny was erround FOR
"upplr last mite. beins one peece of
chochlit cake for everybody, and wen
mo and Artle got reddy FOR dlxzert
our peeces was the ony 2 p.eces
LEFT. one OF them being a crate big
peece and the oihar one Jest being n
regular sise p-ecs. the plate being
ware me ana Attle Good both reetch
u without enybody handing II TO us.
me thinking, III lccve Ar,ie take his
pecce ferst and h. win haff to Iccvc
the hlG ono out Of politniss
And I looked ht Artic and heer wa
was A-,ie doing hut looking ~ me
ana ma sed. Well aren't you boys
roddy for your cake
Yes nam, scd me and Artle
We'll help yourselves wy this un
usual formaliiy7 sod ma-mc-n | n X
wat was Wa waiting for. and sod
III leevc Artle take his ferst, com
pinny nwt to always he fer-ts
! aint compinny. your own cuzxln
aint compinny. you can take yours
ferst II you wunt. sod ArtH
No. you take yours fcrst, you're
more compinny than wat am, cny-
how, I red. and pop sod. Pardon the
intsrferrnts of "A mcer outsider. but
has the relative size ~ the 2 pcecc'
enythinK to do with this escroocia
ting politenins7
No ~. III shut my eyes and take n
pescs Jest to prove ~. I sed And
quiek shut my eyes and took q peec'
OF cake. not feeling as big as wat
thawt II would, and wen I opened ~,
eyes wat was II but tho regular little
peace, and I sed, ~. a., mop. no fare
you terned the plate erround.
How DO you know sed pop.
Nccause you did. I sed Not tell
ting him how | knew. And I Ats the
regular sixo peeoc and Artie ate the
big peece. but I made mine last al
long a. his snyway. out of revenge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
MAKE rnRTrr PNRMANNNT.

Because the var 10 over ana one
more liberty lean 10 ell there In In
prospect 10 no reason Why We should
allow the prevalence Of the thrift
idea 10 die out. We have learned
. great lseoon and one whish vas
vorsly needed. for probably no ~
tien on earth wss moro distinGessbs&
BY the prodisality of IL people. rsch
snd poor alike. than America. and
the future ef this country will never
again permit the same free and sasJ
methods that have formerly pre-.
vailed. II n true that We have vast
resources - yet hardly scratched
and vest fortunes may yet he piled
up In / cay. but with the increase In
population ana its moro rigorous a..
mands. and the continued sxploita.
uon of resources II will become
steadily more imperative that ws
make the most Of what We have and
aot frittsr u away In tho deiusior
that ws may stan have plenty In spite
Of waste ana improvidence, The
time will como when every Item ol
ssvins viii count big,
II We are wise 90 viii not for
get the leon. II viii he perfsctl,
natural and easy for us 20 forget
but ws must not allow II to happen
10 not In this generation. 1t ieas
In one or two moro, thrift and pro
vidsncs will be riGidiy determining
factors In general prosperity. W.
can No longer have the rich growing
richer and the poor hrowinx poorer
a. viii he tho case n old method
arc continued. We cannot give IN,
hoishevik element the advantage o
. logical grievance and q reason fo'
existence. The generality Of thu
people must he we'll off. and that car
never be until the generality OF peo
pie shall practice the saving habit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
The Wife.
CHAPTER CxxvlII.
" JANE PHELPS
tuth IL Charnscd with Mr.. lAvinG
AlOnr.

UvOur.
CHAPTER CxxvlII
Ruth kept the anpolntmsn, tbs
next morning ana found Mrs IIy.
lnsstone N very delIshtful middle.
ased vomnn. one Of ths many No.
men ~ social nyom,uenc. mo vas
uiyins NOT only her money. bu, her
entnrc time 10 war vork T'hey ,ooL
| to zach oiher nj oncs ana uu,h fsl,
no hesitanry In taIkIns on her nInns
she erpInined tina. N wa. beca,rs
her own baby had been bo,n af,,,
her husband had rome oyer,ea, tha,
| she was particuInriy Interested An
tho wives Of sold,.rs vho w.rs sl,,i
,nrlx .ituated uefor, .hc ,eft for ,hc
.hon .hs haa F. ia, NJ fiva Al, -,
Ia ionL I'M ,om. Of whom Nr IJv,
,ns.tone Ala mI.h, vary u,..n,Iv
neeS hslp
Two Kinds Of h.,p " she bad ~is
w,,h "A uInnlns .miis ,yrh. h.,u
that nancy bripss' and ,ha, vh,ri,
sympatby siy,s s,m. NJ ,hs, no,,
| things are naturally ,.r,ibly ae.
prs.,ea MANY ~ thar, hav. ~, On.
,o whom Ia tn,n fn, ,i,h.r .y,,na
| Inv a, IN, diy.r.ion ,rh.. Iii, -
| come Won h.cnu.e vou a., v,"n.
and he,u,,se VA, ,hrou.h IA. v,,. ,n.
| an r. s.ne,isn,s Lnnv un., ~, r.,
y.sI .m ola, you ~. ,.L,,. =,
| ,hL w,,L I,v., ,ho,.. a, a.
wnrh A, 4. nons m. ,ss. o,n :
shs The, ,pohs ~ non., bsin.
needed, and Ruth told her OF he,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

President Carrsnsa In accused In
Washington Of defeating . rcsolu-
ton which had bseu introduced In
the Ms.!can congress expressing ap.
provsi cs thu International po'iciss
Of President Wilson. Yet. ~ We re-
call. President wilson has never 70.
ausstsa CNrransa 10 salute the fiaS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

PANIH Sunday, Jan, II 3-.PresI'
dent Wilson attended a meeting at a
big v. NJ. e. A. hut here tonight and
heard the Rev. Charles ". Brent
former protestant Episcopal bishop
OF the Philippine islands, preach on
the subject Comrades In Service. y
Mr.. Wilson occupied "A seat on the
platform but did not speak.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

One Paris newspaper asserts that
n will require three months time In
which 10 conclude tho preliminary
peace treaty II II IL anything IKE
an aocursts estimate. says the pallA~
News. We are In favor Of requiring
the delegates TO pay their own eH'
psnses.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
nrnWrn or rns A.sociArrp rRIss
Phones
Daily Food


,hss All a. met me fs,h.r may b.
glsnti.A N n. sen, yoAa ~ ~, an,
bepsnA on Chr,st. tkea eenss no, fsll
kshs eli thy wsn,s snd ~ishss tnoS
Yssr net, hIs msrclss shslI pssvsu
Ash chat iksu ~llt I, shall he done
n - isvs ne hssp my csmmsndmsnu
Joho IA. fb
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

Meal LESTER Stockmcn OF PITTS
burg county are planning To hold u
fat stock show In this city IN April
n will he patterned after the Fort
worth stock show
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

PONCA -Hcprescntative cit.
il-ns from the different towns In
Kay county met here Saturday Ia
discuss plans for hard surface roads
throughout Kay county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

MUSKOGEE- George W nruce
of this clty has been appoint
ed ns commander of the oklahoma
division OF the Sons Of Confederate q
Veterans by Commander In chief
Carl Hinton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
STATE BRIEFS

okMG GIGEE This city proposes
lo eNpond something over 100000
for Improvement ~ its school faril-
tiles bond i,1uc is To be sub.
mlttcd next month
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

has sued omnisslon~r of safety
Mitchell for lbS .0es for damages she
allcgen to have sustained from fright.
humiliation, terror and being other.
wise scared following her arrest, and
FOR compelling her 10 return $40
she had received for "A gas saver
and purifier" sold To citlzcns OF
Guthrie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

The Spanish city OF Seville. once
tho most famous In tho world for
It's slik. 10 planning to revive the in
dustry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

GUTHRIE Many citizens OF 10.
gan county have been ctdered 10 ap'
pear at the fedora bTrldinR and eS-
plain To revenue collectors why they
ala not pay income tax for 1917
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

IAWTON-T.wclvc armorcd tanks
have been received nt Fort Sill to "
used by the bsth field artillery regi.
mcnt A number Of tanks that have
been IN actual service IN France are
ON the Wav to Fort Sill
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

OKLAHOMA tTY--A bond issue
NJ 81. 100. 900 for sewer extensions ~
planned for this city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

GUTHRIE Edytho whl,t.nbers.r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

OKLAHOMA CITY -- N q M n
Pruictt. an attorney Of this city. has
hoen arrested on variant isaued In
jefferson county charging him with
carrying a pistol contrary 10 tho
statutes made and provided. Ito de
nlcs the allegation and has applied
Tor writ of habea~ corpus as instru.
ment of vindlcation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
Oklahoma Oufbursfs

"" take n. from The tone OF pun
ur rNpr"SHlons that es Mayor over
hoh"r u sht get lew votes W
Oklahoma tlty even n he were re-
publican candidate for governor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

OKLAHOMA CITy-Fred Smith.
ir born 10 years ago al Snyder,
OKLA, and u school hoy OF this city,
has made more than trs00 reclta'
iors before ftalf a million people to
prove that - IL hoy orator.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

Vat Mnlloy's harmony Hk 10
Oklahoma tlty democrats seems "
have gone ~ their hcads They could
not pull off an inAug without
scrap ~ To- who ought To- lead Ia"
parade
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-10
Griffith's Great Victory" Picture Isis
Friday and Saturday.
D. w. Griffith's "The Greatest Thing
In Life"

AT a little dance some months ago
| saw charming girl dancing at diff
fercnt times with two most absurd
looking men. One was plainly mem
Der Of the "snobocracy," white skin
ned, oYai-faced and soft-voiced. The
other was fat and beef like.
Naturally / wondered why that fine
girl was wasting her time, talents and
beauty on such bores. Then. in a mo-
top picture. | saw another member
OF the "snobocracy" There was no
dancing this time. Instead. machine
guns scattered death. Would you be-
lieve it, that So called sissy" was
transformed? He dashed through the
most terrible rain of machine gun bull
let's. lie ignored bombs dropped from
the aeroplanes that did terrifying
stunts" directly above.
Why? To save a charming girl! He,
the sissy" had been made q MAN.
Down in the cellar of the house
where the girl was imprisoned "a fat
beef-lil1e MANN the uniform of the
French army!-lay wounded. Over
him stood the charming girl Out
side the door the Hun horde pounded
to get THE GIRL.
Rising, it seemed with the strength
of a god, the beef-like man threw him
self upon the Boches that burst in
fTrNou +hPrn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-10

are not over. The same elements that
INSTRUCTED. the same pacifism that
bred disloya'ty. and spread broadcast
insidlous Frop2eanda IS now benz on
securing thu most favorable peace.
We must profit ~ Roosevcl"s warn
INES. for thnugh dead, Yet fis earnest
admonition. his great example. should
live to inspire Il higher order or patrt-
otism and a better citizenship LeJ
US stand firmly and fearlessly for Am
erica as he did. Let rs work for a
fuller realization OF the Justice and
brotherhood of man on tho principles
which Roosevelt advocated Let rs
guarantee to posterity n government
truly Of the people. by The people. and
for the people. and his life shall not
have BEEN lived in vane. Great IS h
was as q soldier as some present are
able 10 testify, he was greater as n
patriot and statesman. The example
OF his life IS a distinct benefaction to
tie country and may the lesson his
life taught us present an inspiring
spectacle to the future generations and
raise mankind to a nobler and higher
plane of civilization"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-10
Pastinae Theatre.

The usual Sunday crowds flocked
This popular place Of amusement to
"a the Fox Super Photo Play. en-
tiled, Treat I'm Rough" with Tom
Xix. and the serial Tightening
Raiders" with Miss Pearl White
Commencing today's matinee Leroy
Oshorn's Dancing Chicklets viii pre-
,slt a very lauShable musical farce,
entitled Walk This Way" This
ompany has some excellent talent in
ana we expect to see it well used
'tnng the week. They have nice cos
nnes and special scenery and have
u, Happy knac& Of being able TO work
Z, unison, and that s half the bat
tie. The Great Western -Four CeoH"-
10y quartet5e) Will present new com
natlons OF demonstrations Of the hu-
man oico and are assured in advance
OF hearts receptions at every perform
ance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-10
TOP | COLD
THE RIGHT WAY
Do NotTemporize With Colds.
Is Dangerous.

Many ople fool themselves into
thinking at so-caIled cold medicines
alone areIfficient to cure them. The
first andaramount thing to do is to
keep the wells well open with q laxa-
tive whidoes not weaken and leave
you subted to taking on more cold.
To rele cold and congestion and
to start natural functions to work
ing propy and smoothly, Lamarine
Waters, ne Ideal Laxative" act with
prompt desired results. They are
so naturin their influence and so
effective at they have the peculiar
advantagf toning the bowels, and
their useherefore, does not leave
these oISs Frustrated afterwards,
md as asult constipation does not
ensue as the case SO often when
pills andblets are taken.
Lamar Waters are eaten like
candy rAr than taken and do not
nausrt 9 sicken. Ask for bottle
of I.amae Waters, The Ideal Laxa-
tive" apur drug store today, and
you wilever again purge yourself
with sening, gripping. wrenching
pills. re is nothing else like La
marine aferS. DO not accept any
Thing Ell They are guaranteed. Price
soc.
For sample package address
Desk ;Lamarine Laboratory, At
lanta, adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-10

many more friends for him
All n all Heart of Gold makes 4
great entertainment for all those who
are looking for the hest and most in
terest ~ "a the way Of screen enter
tainnee .,+
Early Matinee a Success
The .ockt matinee for
Sundays yesterday scored a decided
success and Will be adopted as a per-
manent Sunday time card by the Car
den theatre. 1t is a matter of especial
satisfaction to the Journal having
suggested the innovation TO the man
agement OF that enterprising Theatre.
Peopel began gathering before TIE
opening hour. and the result was an
unusually large matinee which WIZ
we pre- !fct. become still larger as this
regular Sunday feature becomes bet
ter known.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-10

AZ prize money to Annie, and even
9es further than this-she fires An
ie, and then exploits the dress in
uch a manner that She makes a bar
q money out OF it. Annie, OF course
rios to get the prize that is rightfu1ly
lers and the other things that she
should have, and is molly assisted III
his effort by her voting sweetheart,
Mike Monahan. Eventually, the two
-oung people win out but only after
9ng and hard struggling.
Heart of Cold is just the sort of
picture that everyone thoroughly
rioys. 1t IS the sort Of a picture
hat Miss Huff is seen in to especial
3dvantage It Will greatly enhance
ser popularity rs It Will that Of
.ohnny Hines. who is seen in the role
+ Mike Monahan. This part is han
'Al by Johnny in way to make
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-10
Liberty Theatre

At this coy little house picture
lovers we're shown Carlyle Blackwell
and June Elvidge in one of the best
pictures they have vet made Also. the
18th episode OF that patriotic serial
featuring NJ Leah Baird. Wolves
Of Kultur." and Fatty Arhuekie in one
Of his ini1nitable comedies. At to-
DAYS matinee Leroy Osborn's I4o:ty
Toity Girls viii offer delightful
comedy bill, Little Miss Mix 1t This
Of players has taken hold Of
the favor OF the Liberty patrons and
we predict that they viii continue 50
for the balance Of the week. They
have the talent. 50 there IS no reason
why they shouldn't.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-10
pound ever since

pound ever since and give you my per.
mission to publish this letter. Miss
Flo KELLY 476 So. 18th St., Newark,
n. J.
The reason this famous root and herb
remedy, Lydia Z. Pinkharn's Vegetable
Compound, was so successful in Miss
Kelly's case was because it went to the
root of her trouble, restored her to
normal healthy condition and as result
her nervousness disappeared.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-10
CIVIL STRIFE IS
WAGING FURIOUS
IN PORTUGAL

Paris, Feb. 9.-The forces of the
Portuguese republican government, ag-
gregating fifty thousand, are concen-
rating around Oporto, the royal:st
stronghold. according to advices
eaching here from Lisbon today. 1t
) announced the attacks Of the roya>-
SITS on the republican troops have
cen overcome and the railways are
perating under normal conditions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-10

for a dress. Little Annie Wilkes
played by Louise Huff wins The CON
test, but the award goes to her en-
ployer. Madame Estene instead of to
Annie, because the latter had submit
ted her design on Madame F,stella's
stationery without attaching her own
name to the drawing
Madame Estene refuses to turn over