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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-15
CouIon to Meet Wilde.

Little Rock, Ark, March 15.-Ed-
die Coulon, New Orleans, bantam
weight, who is training at Hot Springs
for his bout next Friday night with
Young Zulu Kid at Camp Pike, today
announced that he had accepted an
offer to go to London within the next
two months and box Jimmy Wilde.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-15
SEVERAL NEUTRALS In
Holland, Switzerland. Denmark, Nor
way, Sweden Send Views on League.

Paris. March 15.-The invitation
sent by the peace conference to neu-
trail states to participate in a discus
sion of the league of nations has
brought responses sfrom Switzerland
Holland, Denmark, Norway and
Sweden. These countries have for
warded statements on their views to
the secretary of the conference.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-15
A DAY OF HEAVY SHOWERS
Lightning, Darkness, Sunshine, Beat
ing Rains Characterize Weather

WEATHER FORECAST FOR KANSAS:
Unsettled tonight and Sunday; showers
east and central portion: colder tonight.
The shippers forecast calls for protection
against a temperature of 80 degrees for 30
hour shipments north and west; east and
south above freezing
WEATHER FORECAST FOR MEET
rains and SHOWS; temperatures below
normal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-15
TO CHOOSE NEW PREMIER
Bavarian Diet Convcnes Monda! to
Name Successor TO Eart I:isner.

Basle March 15.-The Bavarian diet
will convene on Monday, March IL,
and will he asked to elect a new pre-
mier to take the place of Kurt Fisner,
who was assassinated last month.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-15

He was neither handsome, dashinS
nor had a military bearing, but was
the type of fellow that might be
called mildly inoffensive. He wore
four foreign service stripes and tai
lOred uniform, however, with all the
carelessness of veteran. He was. in
brief just the sort of n fellow to drift
into Topeka and be hero for an hour
and fade" just at a proper time to
escape landing in Jail for deception
and, he did.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-15

THIS is the day that the inco re tax
report must reach its destination.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-15

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Unsettled. colder and showers
tonight and Sunday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

tme today AZ the pastime.
Noanlle Dean miss farrnf) while
on y visit 70 Monte carlo. IN attracted
n abe princlpalitv'H famed casino
a. the roulette wheel she . a
young American stalking his last
handful Of francs after q ninht %
heavy losses He loses and later Ho-
aoiie finds him In the garden whore
he la about 10 commit suicide. She
wresta the revolver from him and e.
TER much pleading forces him 10 uc-
cept SEQ francs from her and gets
him 10 return TO the casino IN an
effort 20 recoup his losses -
-pIay ia she tells him. and heed.
ing her advice. ne not only wins back
what he had previously lost. but u
IN a fair way 20 break the famous
hank Of Monte Carlo when tho
agcr stops operations a. he whccl
and pointing ~ Hoaaiic cries. she
has Tho devils lucki No more pay
tonight"
The management Ia nlso repeating
the comedy. -Do Husbands De-
rpltu ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
GnrEcE WANTS ErInus.
TltV Az ANu ISLANDS

Paris. lTussdayl Jan H. gr.ece
has laid before the peace conference
a memorandum signed by Premier
Nenizcios setting forth the claims Of
Greece In the settlement q the war.
The memorandum says the Hellenic
nations consist Of $3.50. 600 persons, 81
whom ila per cent live In the kingdom
% Greece and the remainder outside
~ limits.
WISHING to reunitc the Greek popu-
lntion In the Hnihana. Asia Minor and
the islands adjacent % the kingdom,
ureece asks. first, northern Epirus.
which contains 10000 Greeks
against 10000 Alhanians.
A. a second demand, Greece asks
for Thrucc. without Conatantinopie.
Thrace. according 10 the mcmnran.
dunn, II pcoplcd largely by Greeks,
The third territorial claim made by
Greece IL for viiayeta In Asia Minor.
An islands IN the near east which
are extraordinarily, geographically
and economically Greek must return
20 NE Hellenic state, These should
Include islands which, according 10
the treaty made in London in April.
1915. are 20 be annexed 10 Italy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

tUAt"itsH L.
was born IN New York. We lived
In an imposiuR brown stone front on
Fith avenue. The house hna Ions
since been replaced BY u sttil more
imposing white stone front business
building. All that IL there 20 remind
me Of my Fifihood home in "a name
cut M one Of the foundation stones;
my fathers name. often M | have
looked at h has the thought come 20
ne OF how terrible u would have been
20 nave such a lasting reminder Of
him had he not been "a EoUd man.
Long before W. entered tho war
father Insisted thai We should have 90
fight. He WIS intensely patriotic, as
he said zee per cent American
80 when We loined the allies In the
raj for justice aud democracy, fnthsf
enrolled In the itod Cross, and was
one Of the FIRST 20 go "over there
oniy rrFrsttng he was too old 70
Join the rhnks and nEht
10 va sillpd about six months
after he left us. 10 was assisting "a
wounded soldier 20 q place OF safety
whom ne was nm ly "a piece Of Hhrap.
mel He had written me the morn.
ing no. WIS Killed I have kept mis-
isttor and 10 viii always he one OF
my most cherished possessions.
Fnthor. like many men. had always
cuntended that h woman should re-
main in thc home unless d wcr, abs
solutsly necessary that she hscum" "a
wage Garner. Even 90 he hud the old
fashioned idea hat only such fem-
mime occupations aa teaching school,
drUasmukinE etc, were suitable Tor
hor. That b. be had such ideas until
the war changed them. Then after
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

1DEAL-"xhe Daredevil, i" with Gail Kane, 'An Kinds Of a
Girl" comedy.
"B"-"The Hired Man." with Charles Ray, Current
Eventa."
PAsTmK-"The Turn Of the Wheel with Geraldine Far
rar; ''Do Husbands Deceiveq'', comedy.
LVRIc-"Unexpsctsd riaoss' with Bert Lytelll and a
'Bis "" cemedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
At Tmr pAsrrNr.

Geraldine Fnuar looks upon Is M
her lucky number. strange 10 say.
The mineral generally regarded with
dire fOfsbodings holds no terror foi
the world famed opern and screen
star. Ana for good reasons for Miss
farrar made her first continental
appearance a. Marguerite IN "Fuust"
on May "a. 1907, and on November
~. 1905, abe cRptiyated New York IN
her initial appearance as Cho Che
Fan IN Madame Butterfly"
Thirteen plays a winning role IN
Miss Farrnr's first 0oidwyn picture.
The Turn Of the Wheel by Tex
charwate. which appears FOR the last
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

A decidedly thrilling and enter.
timing feature will BE- the attraction
~ the Lyric theatef today and TO-
morrow. In which the popular actor.
Harfy LytelL ~ cen "a the star. This
~ the Metro production "Cucxu~ctot
placed witch was written hy Lieut.
Frank ". Adams aud published IN
the Blue Rock maguEine.
The story u that Of y live wire"
a New York Journalist. who. IN
a most unexpected manner finds
himself mistaken for an Enelinhman
Lord Warden. German spies are on
the trail Of tho nohleman and when
the vcung American. Dick Holloway
played ~ Bert lyteil. nnds himself
the ponNennor OF the E~nelishmnn's
title he also flnda that he has inheri-
tad the Germans. Many exciting adj
ventures are thrust upon Dick but
when q beautiful Girl claims him FOR
her cousin he finds that he 10 FUN,
compensated for ali the dangers that
he has undergone. The story 10 full
Of real thrills and quick nc.ior. and
the caaf which surrounds Mr.. iytell
WAS picked by director " Mason Hop.
per for the ability which each one
will fulis demonstrate In the play.
Beautiful Hhea Mltchcll plays The
leading feminine role Of Ruth Pen
field. and others In important parts
are Colin Kennedy, as lord Warden
Louis Morrison. Edythe Chapman
John Burton. Rosemary Thrby. stan.
ton Heck aud lay pWiTrius.
There Will also be shown a Bis
"" comedy reel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

Nlas Gail Kane ~ supported BY Z
distinguished cent ~ her Mutual
production. .rhc nnrrtcyii" srrna.
fiorxed BY J. GARRISON Miller FROM
the sensational novel Of Aufiu
Thompson Davies. which viii appeal
NJ the Ideal to-day md tomorrow.
The story Il a thrilling M q md
rrn international fencing. N which
the French patriot. the German spi
and the American SRI bora N France
manage 70 keep the pot hoiilns mcs'
merriiy.
Miss Kane hIta the nirh spess IN
eight suits Of male ficthinH before
~surrrnders 20 ihe nearly unitctaal
demand and returns 20 p~etticontn.
Tho star has a doohle role in a double
aense. when Abe u In pets the men
nro cfnay ever her. when she - ~
'pnntnf The KRIS rege over her.
The chatacier lined BY Miss
Kane N Tits production h that u
Noberta (Hobl CnfruihefA. a dashine
young American glrl educated 40
France. who has returned 10 The
Tinted states 70 Join her uncle. Col
Noherf Cnruthern. who hnH never
nnan her. Tho young rir'a father 4
a French officer o. Aurficnn birth.
"noh" has been brought up IN the
hest French society. but her Amer-
rnnlsm n her predominant trait. Al.
90 the management viii show a good
comedy. entitled "Ai Kinds OF q
Olri."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
Children Love Candy Cascarets

Careful mothers know that CaseareiS in the
home mean less sickness, less trouble, less worry.
less cost. When one Of the Riddles has a white
tongue. ieyerish breath, sour stomach or a cold, a
Casearet quickly and ~harmlessly works" the poi
sons from the liver and bowels and all Is well again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
lining \ rRIEND-

seorxr viii he NJ the iai-pr Dance.
golominD hall. tomoulS ~ night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

In ease Of emergency u is some
times advisable Co rewurd the man
who helped sou 10 cmsrge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

weather bureau predict cold
wcatibcr. nettrr order coal now aud
avoid tho rush. fcrrtllU- Coal tn
best. Hahn Coal 10. Phone ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

The program commonly agreed up
on calls Tor primary consideration Of
b forming o. a league OF nations
and tho congress will work on this 70
the exclusion OF all other subjects
Those European statesmen who now
appear friendly 20 the purpose % putt
tins the league o. nations question 10
the fore have repeatedly expressed the
view hat the formation q the league
and the making Of peace are joint
problems which caunut be- ASSOCIATED.
The efforts thus seem 20 bend all en-
erEles 20 the laying % the fuunda-
ton of tho league. 90 hat tho con-
ference may proceed TO the actual
making ~ the psace treaty Ia the ar
~ spring. even Indeed. N 10 be only a
preliminary one which will dispose
u the pressing question % demohlli-
mtion and the return % tbs warrinE
countries a. nearly a. possible 10 the
economic conditions Of peace. This l.
recognized by all the statesmen at tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

London. Jan. 1.-THE British for
clEn office announced today that the
government does not intend 10 ever
else any censorship oycr press mes
rsNra during the cac conference
II states that u has also received a
similar %aseuranCe from the French
government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
Will America Violate a
Promise To Her Defenders?

4 ! VhhhtNN ~ shNs DNsNAhM%A Ne
A bill to rescind the vote of the Massachusetts Legislature of last year
rahying the National Prohibition Amendment has just been introduced by
Chas S. Rackeman, one of that state most prominent citizens lie feels
that the vote of last year was unduly influenced by wal conditions and the
National Prohibihonsts' argument since exploded that the war could not
be won without National Prohibition"
Similar bills to rescind former vobsv will now be introduced into all the
be heard on the question unhindered by war conditions America does not
want drastic wartime legislation to govern her peaceful activities.
If there were no other reason for KILLING NATIONAL PRotiIBI-
TON the thought that America-hrough National Prohibition would be
breaking her promise to her gallant defenders = should put every patriotic
citizen and conscientious legislature oil the LINE AGAINST ratification of
the national amendment.
WE SENT OUR BOYS ACROSS HEDANGER INFESTED SEAS
TO FIGHT FOR THE FREEDOM OF THE WORlD" NEARLY TWO
MILLION MEN WERE IN FRANCE, AND THERE WERE FIVE TIMES
AS MANY READY TO co. THEY STOPPED THE HUNS AT CHA
TEAUTHlERRY, AND WON THE WAR. IS THE FREEDOM FOR
WHICH THEY FOUGHT TO BE TAKEN AWAY FROM THEM'
NINETY %,yt per oT s' Q Of our %sy boys in r. uniform r 1pP Ssdt to Nat Ns,i3 n,p proh rE
PRESS THEMSELVES AS AGAINST IT. Our army was brave enough.
moral enough, and dependable enough o stop the German hordes On the
drink a glass o fbeer or wine.
Did your boy go o France' Washe good enough to offer his life for his
countryP Can you trust htm' Then why can america trust himP Why
sonal liberty ever suggested in the history of the repubHc' Is this the democ-
racy for which we fought? This editorial in the New York Herald shows that
understood:
without To- %@ra as .s%%%SI %T s"s %%%%%%@s% rS%s % %a@%aS$
Every American soldier or sailor, and everybody who believes in the
integrity n common sense OF u soldiers and sailors, should write,
telegraph, telephone or interview his or her state legislator senator, represen-
tahve pr asembyman AT ONCE and tell him that THEY ARE OPPOSED
TO TIE RATIFICATION OF TIL, NATIONAL. PROHIBITION
AMENDMENT
You don't have to be a drinking mn to be against National Prohbi,
ton. FORMER PRESIDENT TAFT, ATOTAL ABSTAlNER AMAN
OF DEEP MORAL CONVICTION AND a STERLING AMERICAN PA
TRIOT, is ACTIVELY OPPOSED TO NATIONAL PROHIBITION. We
will mail you a copy of his full opinion, recently expressed, if you will send
for it.
INTEREST YOUR LEGISLATOR TO-DAY. TOMORROW MAY
BE TOO LATE. DESTROY ARROGANCE AND INTOLERANCE IN
AMERICA.
IS TIsAD ADVERTISEMENT is ISSUE BY
The ASSOCIATION OPPOSED TO
NATIONAL PROHIBITION
S4 FIFTH AVE, NEW YoRK CITY
p. S~Send US your nam if you arr opposed to National Prohibition.
No fee. All we want is your moral support as citizen. Thousands are Join
ing daily
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

seldom IN the history o. motion
picture photography has 80 startling
~ vivid q reproduction o. a ure
scene occurred NJ IN The Hire1
Man. which IL Charles Hays latest
Paramount picture. produced under
the supervision o. Thomas ~ ince
nnd directed by Victor L. scherin-
ing1r. No pains ser spared and an
entire house was burned 70 the
ground. ieaeing nothinn but the re-
mains Of a chimney. Charles Ray,
a. a farm hand. performs deedr 81
real heroiam. haslaG been actually
quite severely burned durinR the
nlmlnr Of these ene The rest o.
the cast. including Doris lee, Gilbert
Gordon. Charles French and LYDIA
Knott. have contributed their full
share 10 the enjoyment Of The pro-
ducfion. which n one o. the moot APP
pealinrlv human" OF the recent pic
lures
This feature n appearing NJ the
m today for the last time. also the
Current Events reel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

Classified Ads Bring Ren,its.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15
League of Nations
Plan Is to Be
81 Topic Taken Up

tlrely disposed u BY Saturday. when
the first formal sitting OF the peace
congress viii be held.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

while he npportionment % dele
gates 60 the peace congress has not yet
been officially made known. the list
published after Mondays session "
the supreme council has rauscd an
~unfavorable impression Rmong some
o. the missions. according to the
French press The scrbians and Hell
rinns are notably dissatisfied with
the giving 81 three delegates TO Bra-il
each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

Conference ~ OF the utmcs. necessity.
The sponsors for the league Of ma.
lions plans contemplate the broaden
Ing nut Of the functions Of the pro-
posed league a. tho preliminary dis
cunslons proceed, their assumption be-
iuE that these viii n far into the
subjects Of raw material n finance,
~procetdlne on the theory that the fn-
lrns q danger than armed domina-
tIon. The financial program OF the
league. a. viewed IN these quarters,
viii he 10 consider whether the league
itself should lend it, aid financially
ana economically to tho small indie.
pendent states which are rising out Of
the water.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-15

TO MOTHERsi While all children detest caster oil, edoms'
All. and laxafiyes, they really love TO take Cascafets because they taste like
candy. Cascarets work" the nasty bile. sour lamentations and oonstipa'
,ioa poison from the child tender stomach, liver and bowels without pam
!, e,iping. Csscarets never dsappoint the worried mother. Each 10 cent
IN esasalas directions for children aged one year old End upwards.
, 1919-12-09
of St. Thomas during the temporary alb
sence Of G. 6. Thiele in Porto Rico.
Lieutenant Commander T. R. Colby,
Supply Corps, U. S. Navy, Financial
Adviser to the Governor is at present at
ST. Croix.
Little Johnny's Slate.

Norman S-LanQ,
december seventh, nineteen nineteen.
Dear Mr.. Yohansen:
1t is some time since you have heard
from me and | am only ritting this let
ter as | m ght not be able to rite YOU
again If Uranus strikes the Sun and the
Sun strikes the earth as an ex Danish
astronomer and steeple xer prodix.
Mr.. PettigreW forgot to mention this
Genius as residing here. Daddy says
that 1t the Sun strikes US it will be sure
to hit the Steeple first as it is always
in tough luck. MIR. Williams will be sor-
ry to here chat the. steeple was struck
by the Sun as this may give it sunstroke.
Mother says that many people will be
GLAD II Uranus m near enough to US
so they can make some new acuuaitances.
What are the people of Uranus called ?
are they called Uranians ? please axe Mr..
jackson if you don't know. Think many
people here would be glad to know the
private business of some of the Uranians.
| see the St. Gersd Society are giving
a tea on the 18th; your reporters
stand a swell chance of an invitation, |
would be sorry if they did not go to see
the show so they could tell US all about it
The name is not given is it The Beast
OF Berlin" or what. | hear the Post
masters dog did not show up his best in
an accidental scrap Yesterday with the
Telefone Managers dog and today at
tempted suicide by taking sublimat water.
1t ooksa as thong when koka kola fails to
cure the blues the P. M. and T. M. may
resort to a similar treatment.
Some people think | am the Telefone
Manager but | never get the blues. |
don't mind kidding the 7. M. as he is
now sore on me because Daddy wont pay
the 22.4 for our fone as he says it is a.
gainst the constitution of the United
States.
l close now,
Your loving friend.
, 1919-12-09
| close now,
Your loving friend.
JOHNNIE IGNATZ.
To the Editor of ST. THOMAS MAIL NOTES.

To the Editor of ST. THOMAS MAIL NOTES.
Sir. In reference to the structures
made upon the Medical Service in these
Islands, it may interest your readers to
know that on two occasions | myself, and
on several occasions a~cquaintances of
mine, have made special journeys from
the English Islands to consult Danish doc
tors both here and in ST. Croix.
1t is a pity that charges as reckless as
they are unfounded. should be made
against men who, through years of siren
uous and devoted work, have upheld the
, 1919-12-09
OFFICIAL NEWS.
December 8. 1919.

The U. S. S. Vixen sailed for San Juan
this morning and will return on Thurs
day afternoon: A deserter from the
U. S. Army who was a stowaway on a
steamer which arrived at St. Thomas
last week was transferred under guard
to the Army authorities in Porto Rico.
Lieutenant Leo. S. F. Koran, U. S.
Marine Corps. Legal Aid to the Governor
will act as Judge Of the District Court
, 1919-12-09
Local..

Readers will note advertisements in
this issue of shows at the theatre to-
morrow and Thursday evenings, the
, 1919-12-09

second night being the exhibition of the
much talked Of "Reast OF Berlin" which
the manager of the theatre tells US he
saw in St. Thomas and can recommend
as a great film that is sure to prove
famous here.
At special request there is reprinted in
this issue a letter from Revd. Levo pub
lished in The St. Thomas Mail Notes of
4th. instant relative to the aspersion
made on the medical condition of these
islands under the Danish administration.
What Mr.. Levo writes is only what any
fairminded person acquainted with the
situation must admit.
The courier-index., 1919-09-26

METHODIST CHURCH
 A. Womack, Pastor Sunday Prayer meet Wednesday night Sunday School Sunday morning
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 Johnston, Pastor Sunday and evening Sunday at meeting each Wednesday evening
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
 L.. ammo Pastor Sunday Sunday School meeting Wednebday evenings.
 ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 The Rev. c. c Burke Rector Regular Sunday
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bible Lords Supper at 105 each Sunday
The courier-index., 1919-09-26

ct 1. MORE POWERFUL THAN DOZEN SERMONS Clear thinking people quick to that se somssnns REAILY WORTH WHIIH AND SUBLIME in ths church.
 rnx COUNTRY CHURCH LAID FouNpAYsoh PoR Thg LATER succEss iN LIFE READ THE LfvRs oS rAG GREAT MEN oF THE COUNTRY THEY TAKE FADE M RECALLING THEIR EARLY ReAIooUs rRAlMNo-rhG FlN1 toEAs THAT WERE ,Ncvl GATED WHEN THEY WE'RE vouho PURELY THEy PUT TO s,%AMx SOME or rnE AMONG rnG ELEPHANT YOUTHS THIs MATERIAL AoE. YOU CAN COUNT ON YOUR F,nceRs THE MUMsER SUCCESSFUL MEN WHO TO cHuRcH.
 The plea m some fallen away from the church that they are TOO BUSY attend church Yet whose time WORTH sloo OR MORE AN HOUR do not begrudge hour or more God the Sabbath
 No man h too busy to attend church he successful hs should GO TO CHURCH thank God for his suecssa If he struggling he should ask Gods help.
 GO TO CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY
The courier-index., 1919-09-26
The Country Church Is the Na- lions Bulwark. G0 to Church.

AR0E psfssntags ef ths he naA sf this big eountxy SonS hom anAu opuntsy tovus. 1a11 cf tke RIAL Bio HH6 nsvsr tsr- - tAsiY hayAos4 dAys vhfp thsI vsnA . a. SxAIk C00FTRf Q !U1Oh. IT. s3np,s lsssuals Ast vssS taashe tesfe Aays 0UtDHD fHEN THROUGH LUA Thsir nvss hsss bssn slsan- Clean living nads iss tA3r sueceaA LA .,, :.
 Whsa 1s co 10 CHUBCA san
 ,airn - lsanchsd tAssS msn took . com mcndsbAs intssest m K By atesndinY church thsy ssts . SPLENDD EXAMPLE, to the earslsss and indifferent When val hir man GOES TO CHURCH tho
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-22
STATE BANKERS
HEAR HARDING
In PENSACOLA
of the Federal Reserve
Bank of the United States
Will Be Principal Speaker at
Annual Meeting.

For the first time since 1910, the
Florida State Bankers association will
meet in Pensacola, at their annual
meeting, April % and "a, 1920. w.
p @. Harding. governor of the federal
reserve system will be one of the prin-
cipal speakers.
The invitation to the bankers to
hold their meeting in Pensacola was
extended and accepted at a meeting of
the executive board in Jacksonville
Thursday. The invitation was placed
before the board by the local bankers
j. s. Reese is member OF the execu-
tive council and Forrest Lake of San
ford is president OF the association.
There are 200 members of the bank
ers' association and it is expected that
practically every one will attend the
annual meeting. a number of promi-
nent men, in addition to Mr.. Harding,
have promised to attend the sessions.