davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02

mi Mari Hajkovou, jakoz
slavnostni recnici pani Mari
Wagnerovou, nacez doSo ku
Islavnostnlm Eecim a rozvinuti
amer. praporu.
Pani Wagnerova poukazala
ma minulou novorocni slavnost
S. P. j., pred dvema lety v teze
sini konanou, kdy sv6tova val
ka byla We vysi svych hrGz, ma
cez presla ma pomery stavajici
a k zadoucimu svetovemu miru
lsmerujici. Rec jeff protkana
byla citaty 2 Nerudovych del
spisn Komenskeho a byla obe-
lcenstvem zaslouzene aplaudo-
|vana. ,t
Hlavni rec "a odhaleni vlaj-
ky mela pfedsedka Velkovy-
boru s. p. J. statu Ohio pani
Anna Pekarova, poukazujici
ma vyznam americke vlajky
Velkovyboru. ozdobene barva
mi ceskymi. znaky S. P. J. =
sivou holubici. Rec tato dala Sc
"a efektni sceny ma ievisti, v
iehoz stredu skvel Sc nadher-
ny hedvabny prapor hvezdna-
ty. u n6hoz cestnou straz kona-
Ii diva ceskoamericke vojini. pc
SAX p. Svec a namornik n. Ger
venovsky. teske stuhv pripnu-
lv k praporu 'zakladatelkv S.
P. !. ku efektni tf skupin9
pfidruzila Sc nase Omladina.
zap6vsi "Star Spaneled, Ban
ner" v privodn hubby a VIDA
vSi salutem svIi hold cesko-
americkym barvam.
Vrely pozdrav prinesla tez
novemu praporu predsedkyne
Ustredniho Vyboru pani Ma
rie Hajkova, nacez pani Peka
fova v dalsi krasne sve reci o.
devzdala sesterskou zastavu do
zorkyni pani Zdence Soukupo
We, prislibivsi strezit dotceny
prapor vzdy vsude v zajmu
Jednoty a naseho lidu. Scena
dovrsena byla slozenim slibu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02
.sy'F1:f,a


sen "Tfi dolby zefne teske', pa
nj Soukupovou recitovana, rec
pana Cimlera, rovnez stavaji-
cfch povalecnych pomerd Sc ty
kajici, nekolik sol, vystupd a
jednoaktovka.
Zvlaste krasnym cfslem bylo
Mavirni solo pana Bedficha
Supa, jakoz j brilliantni hou-
slova sola PIP. Ridera a G. lii
ky. Vsichni tfi virtuosove mu-
sell jeste dodatecnymi cisly pu-
blikum pot6Siti.
Pekny byl tez klavirnf duet
Vlasty Wagnerove a AL. Shem
lplove, tanec a zpev dltek Sve-
cG, vystoupeni "take dobrovol-
nikd", kdezto primo sensacnf
1spech mela nase sotva petite
ia balerina a pevkyne Lille Ji-
fikova, nejvetsim aplausem "a
hrnuta a nejvice kv6tinami "a
swirl rozmarny = roztomily ta-
neGni a pevecky vystup od-
men6na.
Sedmnactym cislem progra-
mu byla jednoaktovka "Nase
holky v Americe", illustrujici
cinnost Amer. Cerveneho XII
ze nasfch "Vcelek", We KITE
rezto jednoaktovce chvaliteh
ne vystupovaly danny: Stella
Podolskych, Marie Kottova, E.
;Rdzickova, j. Vachuskova, Bo
zena Hejnova " 1loze sofer-
ky), Marie Pokorna, L. Vlcko-
va, A. Lhotova.
Hudebni program skladal sc
z osmi cisel a dirigentu p. Jos.
Supovi rovnez treba vzdati kre
dit "a dotceny vyber klasic-
kych komposic, opernich melo
dii a va,ecnych pochodovych
skladeb.
Korunou novorocnlho progra
mu S. p. j. v sini Sokol byl Ii
w obraz 'Osvobozeni narodI',
precisn6 vypraveny seskupe-
ny, kteryzto obraz byl doplnen
jinou allegorickou skupinou -
obrazem miru 3 dobrpcinnostf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02

Pc drahn6 let svobodomysl-
ny Cleveland dockava Sc op6t
cti, hostit We SVEN stredu Ma
rodni Hlavni Rad G. S. P. S.
Pristi sobotu vecer budou
totiz hlavnim sale v Ceske
Narodni SIM ma Broadway slav
nostnim zpIsobem uvadeni no.
vi, clevelandstf narodni hod-
nostari mohutne teto podpur-
ne a pokrokove organisace,
kterezto uvadeni vyridi pan
Jan Tlusty z Cedar Rapids, Ia.
predseda dosluhujiciho narod-
niho hlavniho radu, a to "a
assistance rovnez dosluhujicf-
no pfedsedy fondu zalozniho,
pana V. St6pmka, jakoz W.
pomocneho tajemnika p. A. j.
Jambora rovnez z Cedar Ra-
pids.
Sobotni uvadeni bude Sc dit
"a protcktoratu Velkoradu G.
S. p. S. statu Ohio a nasledujf-
Ct Cleveland'ane - veskrz pro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02
NARODNf fHLAVNiRADG.S.P.S.
$SLAVNOSTNf NASTOLENf NOVYCH UREDNlKU
v CESKE NARoDNf SIM PRlsTf sOBOTU vECER.

minentni nasi svobodari a pra.
CONVICT u {. S. P. S. - budou
uvedeni:
Karel Bernreiter predseda,
Josef Frcka - prvni misto.
pfedseda.
j. Peck - druhy mistopred.
seda.
c. O. Dolezal - pokladnik.
Vaclav Svoboda, mi. prI.
vodci.
Antonin Strejcek - strazce.
Zaloznf fond.
PIP. FIR. Warak, Frant. Karnos,
a Vaclav Novotny.
Uctujici vybor:
PIP. Vaclav Stibr, Josef svec a
Gustav Dlouhy.
Ku uvadeni mali pristup
vsichni bratri &. S. p. S., jakoz
i druzky tychz, a neni pochyb.
most, re sobotni akt bude jed
pou z nejvyznacnejsich udalo.
sti naSi dctyhodne Jednoty
G. S. P. S.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02
NOVOROCNf SLAVNOST S. P. j.
ROZVINUTf AMER. PRAPORU "a PRILEHAJICfCH
REC1, ZPEVU A KOMORNf HUBBY

Ackoliv novorocni odpole.
dne prekvapilo Cleveland prud
kym dastem a pov9trnost j.
max nevalne byla priznivou,
veerejsi vyrocni schdze Velko-
vyboru Sesterske Podporujici
Jednoty, spolecn6 8 mistnimi
sbory v sini Sokol ma zapadni
Clark Ave. usporadana rozvi
nutim americke velkovyboro.
We vlajky spojena, tesla Sc We
like Icasti naseho svobodomy-
slneho publika a rovnez jinak
dokonalym 1spechem byla pro-
vazena.
Jiz pred druhou hodinou sal
byl temer zaplnen a pred zaha-
jenfm novorocniho programu
vSecka mlsta byla obsazena.
Pfisly danny nasich jihovy-
chodnich ctvrti, z predmesti i
venkova a rozumi Sc samo Sc
bou, ze ceska zapadni strana
zvlast cetne byla zastoupena.
Sal byl pekne vlajkami deko-
rowan, mad jevistem skvely Sc
znaky s. P. j., po stranach
velke fotografie presidentu Viii
soma Masaryka.
Program zahajen byl kape-
lou p. Supa, ze samych vykon-
nych hudebnikn pozustavaiici,
a to fiznym pochodem. ktery
bYl n6kolika overturami nasle-
dovan.
Pc vvhrnuti opony, ma jevisti
obievila Sc skupina dam v b.
lych ubOrech, nacez vlastni no
vorocni schIze sestrou nam9st-
kou pani Cecilii Vlachovou by
la otevfena.
Pc srdecne novorocni zdra-
vici uvitani pfitomnych panf
Vlachova pfedstavila zahada-
telkv s. P. j., pani Terezii MIC
kovskou. Jos. Rvantovou a Ma
ri; simakovou, dale pax vyslou
zile pfedsedkv Ustfedniho W.
boru pani A. Zaveskou, Jos. We
tesnikovou, Jos. Bejckovou. pa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02
Mssl2 M!!!sls MEgIsSs] MEgISs]
MALE HASlcsKE POsADKY.
Zna6ny nedostatek bezpeGnost
mich opatfeni v mSsts.

Hasicska unie zavedla slibo-
vanou osmihodinovou denni slu
zbu a sve muzstvo vysila ma
hasicske stanice v nekolika Sich
tach, takze hasicske posadky
jsou slabe, nedostatecne II
.zvlast pakli by v mest6 vznikl
vetsf pozar. Unie zavedla totiz
til pracovni sichty, ktereztoI
stridanf hasicG datuje Sc ma po
zarnich stanicich cd vcerejSka.
Ia normaln{ch pomerG byvalo
ma dotcenych stanicich po dva-
nacti az trinacti mulch a nyni
ma kazda stanice sotva tri mu-
ze. A ma nekterych stanicfch a.
nj tolik muzI ku okamzite akci
neni pripraveno a nektere sta
nice "a vcerejsiho stridani
muzstva byly dokonce bez topi-
&c u strikacky. Bylo tax zvla-
Ste cd a hodin odpoledne do
pGl noci to ma hasicske straz
nici {. ma St. Clair ave., dale
ma stanici (. 2 ma Champlain
ave. a ma stanici {. 18 ma O.
range Ave-, takze dotcene sta
nice meiy hlidky jen o dvou
mulch.
Ma radnici jsou podobnym
|faktem velice znepokojeni
neni pochyby, ze cost podnik-
nout sc musi, mali byt cleve-
landsky majetek nalezite chra
men.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02

|. s-1Kas.sesI sSyf l[35d5E
|skolnich ditek hvezdam ! pru-
|hdm americkym, nacez orche-
str zahrimal Zamecnikovu "Pa
|trol Spirit Of America.
Dalsim nadhernym vyjevem
byl zpevni pochod, hold amer.
praporu, usporadany mladymi
divkami v snehobilych 1borech
We kterezto skupine vial pra-
por, trimany Liberty, SLED
nou Hejnovou. We skupine by
lily dale slecny a veskrZ dobre
|pevkyne: R. Vokounova, Ko-
|therova, Chabkova, Lhotova,
|Hajkova,, Skrivankova, Meze-
rova, Kottova, M. Lhotova, Sc
stry Cvrkd, Podvo,ska, RIzi-
|ckova, Vachuskova, Blahova a
Korecka. kdezto u klavlru byla
81. Johankova, zp6v sboru Wy
|jmenovanych mladych dam do
|provazejici. Sbor vedeny bohy-
nj Svobody We skvostnem satu,
tvoril ma jevisti rdzne pochodo
We formy a byl rIznobarevnym
svetlem zahrnovan, takze cely
ten rel cinil pohadkovy dojem'
ma obecenstvo v hledisti a byl
jasavym potleskem doprova-
|Zen.
Mezi tim co ma jevisti vlajko
We sceny Sc odehravaly, zavital
do sine mayor Harry l.. Davis,
jehoz pozdejsi rec sledovana
byla rovnez We vsi pozornosti
jak Sc strany publika tax Sc
strany ma jevisti ucinkujicich.
Pravil, ze rad jde mezi &C.
chy a dobre vystihuje praci ma
slch dam v zajmu dobra, hu-
manity vezdy pdsobiclch. &C.
sky narod davno hral dGlezi-
tou roll We svetovych dejinach
a rovnez v teto valce postavil
Sc rekovne ma stranu prava,
demokracie vsude - tedy do
ma v pGvodni sve vlasti, zde We
vlasti move, ma bojisti We Via
sfch, We Francii, ma Sibiri. Ma
yor byl tudiz povdecen Spojen-
cum, ceskoslovenskou republi-
ku uznavsim a podobnem po-
vd6ku milerad vlastnorucne
vztycil prapor cesky ma zerdi
radnice, kdyz neodvislost cesko
slovenskych zemf oficielne by
la prohlasena. Pri te prilezito-
sti souhlasil vsak predchaze-
iicfmi recnicemi, re nyni, v
dob6 primeri treba v dobrocin
mem dile pokracovat, Cerveny
Kriz a podobne dctyhodne or
ganisace podporovati, ably vra-
tivsim Sc bojovnikum bylo Zip
nez ku prikladu invaliddm po
obcanske valce americke. Ma
yor rovn6z pral pfftomnym. Sc
sterske Podporujici Jednote
stestf, 1spech roce novem. a
bv DO SVEN rozloucenf s publi
KEN v sini Sokol vratil se zas
ma radn;ci. kde otazka hasic-
ske stavky byla prave projed-
havana.
Ma dalsim prOgramu bvla ba
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-02

Vyfizeni novorocnlho pro-
gramu S. P. j. 'bylo tudfz We
vsem 1spesne a my poradajicf-
mu vyboru srdecne gratulu-
jem, prejlce zaroven Sesterske
Podporujici Jednote dalsi
,zdar v r. 1919 a vsech letech
pfistich.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
More of New England
Troops Sail for Home

WASHINGTON, March 31.-Addi-
tional organizations of the 26th (New
Engand), Both North Carolina, South
Carolina and Tennessee) and 40th
California, Utah, Arizona, New Mexi-
co and Colorado) National Guard di-
visions were reported to-day to have
sailed for home.
The transport America, carrying the
101st Infantry complete, the 1O3d In
fantry, less companies l. and M;
Company c, of the 1O1st Engineers
and the 51st Infantry Brigade Head
quarters is due at Boston April 6. All
of these units belong to the 26th Di-
vision. Included in the officers aboard
lis Brgadier General George H. Shell
ton, commander Of the 51st Brigade.
uals.
The transport Julia Luckenbach, due
at New York April 10, has the 157th
Infantry complete, of the 10th Division
and six civilian casuals.
The transport Powhatan is due at
Charleston, S. c., April 10, with sew
eral units of the 30th Division.
The transport Turrialba sailed March
% from st. Nazaire for New York with
detachments from Evacuation Hospital
No. 6. Base Hospital Nos. 81, 116, 2O2
detachments of hospital units and five
casual officers.
The transport Hsco is due at New
York April 13 with casual company
for New York and one casual officer.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
Memorial Park Would
Aid City, Says Bowman
Hotel Man Answers Controller.
and Contends His Plan
Would Raise Values

Controller Crag's assertion that
John NICE. Bowman represented "thc
interests" in his desire to have the
plot of land in front of the Grand
Central Station, known rs Pershing
Square, turned into a park as me-
mortal to our soldiers brought a
heated reply from Mr.. Bowman yes
terday
"If special interests are at work."
said Mr. Bowman, "as the Controller
says, l can likewise say that the more
special interests work in such direc-
/ tion the better it will be for the
treasury of the city
'If, as the Controller says, leaving
the square open for fitting memorial
increases the desirability of my hotels
by permitting higher charges, it would
necessarily send up my property
valuation and greatly increase my
taxes, all to the benefit of the city
treasury.
at is strange that a public servant
and high city official should impugn
the motives and patriotism of a citizen
especially when that citizen has proved
his loyalty and patriotism on many diff
ferent occasions"
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
German Threat to Resist
Is s'Bluff,'' - Says Maurice
Enemy Will Sign Treaty as Soon
rs Presented, British
Lecturer Asserts

Major General Sir Frederick Barton
Maurice, former director of military
operations of the British General Staff,
who is visiting the United States as
lecturer. returned from Washington
yesterday and characterized as bluff
Germany's threat of passive resistance.
Bluff" exclaimed General Maurice
when asked his opinion. "The enemy
will sign the treaty as soon as it is pre-
sented to him. That is, at least, my
belief. 1t is not the first time Germany
has whined and bluffed about complying
with demands we have made, but you
will recall that she always has com
piled with them when she found we
meant business.
"a policy of passive resistance could
be carried out by them of course, and
it would mean lot of trouble for US,
but it would hurt Germany great deal
more-in fact, would mean absolute
ruin for her feel quite sure that she
would not dare to go to such extremes. "
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
Socialist Threatens to Order
Nationwide Strike TO
Prevent Imprisonment
for Speech III Ohio
Fight to the End, He Says
If Legal Steps Should Fail
Party Workers Will Be
Called Out, Asserts Leader
Nclp York Tribune
WASHINGTON Bureau


ASHINGTON, March 81. - The
United States Supreme Court to-day
denied the application of Eugene V.
Debs, Socialist leader, for rehearing
of his appeal from conviction and SEN
sence to ten years Imprisonment for
violation of the espionage act in con-
seouence of statements made by him
IN a speech in Canton, Ohio. The Su
preme Court had on March 10 pre-
viously affirmed the conviction and
sentence.
In making application for rchear-
ing Debs in petitions filed with the
court declared that the affirming opin-
ion clearly amounts to the trial of a
person for an undisclosed state of
mind and that the court failed to de
eide all the questions raised in connec-
ton with the case"
This court he said, Enormously
based, at least in part, It's judgment
upon the motive of the defendant. In
the trial court we were denied the
privileges Of showing a good motive
that would argue for acquittal. In
She trial court this benefit was taken
away. but this court, in referring to
the st. Louis platform, jumps into the
mind of the defendant and from state
of mind advances a reason for sus-
tanning the conviction.
at is an unjust application of the
law to say to a defendant Your mo-
tive my furnish an ingredient jus
tifying conviction, but your motive
can not furnish an ingredient justify
ing your acquittal,' and this princi-
pie is too well established in law and
too manifestly good sense to need ci-
tation of the books
Interest in Department Policy
Interest here centres in the policy to
be adopted by the Department of Jus
fce in dealing with demonstrations ot
the character which occurred in Toledo
yesterday. Debs has many friends in
4he ranks of organized labor, it is point
ed out here, who recall his part in or
ganzng the great Chicago railroad
strike in 1894, which marked the first
large strides in the organization OF
union labor in this country. While
Debs in recent years has been asso-
eiated with the Socialist party, he has
held strong personal following within
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
Thomas G. Haight Named
Federal Judge for Jersey

WASHINGTON, March 31.-A num-
Der of recess appointments including
that of Robert G. Hand, Of Mississippi
ted States, were announced to-day at
the White House. Mr.. Hand will sue
ceed the late George Fort, who died a
few days ago.
The other appointments included ::
Thomas G. Haight, of New Jersey, to
be United States circuit judge, Third
circuit.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01

the ranks of union labor, it is said,
which has not been aligned with him
politically in the Socialist party.
Demonstrations of protest by Social
lists and this labor group against Deos $
Imprisonment and appeals to the Presl-
dent to pardon him are expected here.
Thus far the Department OF Justice has
given no inkling OF ITS policy IN tne
event that the demonstration take on
more than q purely local character
AKRON, Ohio. March 31.-~Eugene
Y. Debs. Socialist leader, to-day
threatened to call a general strike of
his party throughout the country un-
less he is granted a rehearing in the
courts on charges upon which he was
convicted under the espionage act.
Debs was confined to bed wth bad
attack of lumbago at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Prevey here when notified
the United States Supreme Court had
refused him rehear;ng. He refused
to see newspaper men, but through
Mrs Prevey issued the following state
ment to the press
"The matter is in the hands of my
attorney, Seymour Stedman, of CHI
cago. | do not know what legal action
he will follow, as | have received no
word from him as yet.
''Unless something further can be
done the programme of the party to
tie up the country in a general strike
will be fulfilled l am prepared to
fight to the end"
Mrs Prevey said Debs's condition IS
not serious and shat he would be able
to be out within a few days.
CLEVELAND, March 31.-No action
will be taken in the case of Eugene v
Debs until the receipt of the Supreme
Court decision. which will take about
thirty days, Federal court officials
ca III TODAY
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
Police Expect Nem
Riots in Toledo as
Protest for DebS

TOLEDO, March 31.~Close1y fo1-
loving yesterdays clash between the
Toledo police and radical Socialists,
the Socialist party here to-day an
nounced complete city ticket for the
municipal election next fall. Radical
feeling s intense against Mayor
Schreiber, whose action in refusing
Socialists the use of Memorial Hall for
Debs meeting caused the rioting, in
which unber of policemen were in
jured.
1t was announced by the police that
the sxty-tive persons arrested during
the demonstration had been released
and that charges would be preferred
against only one man, who is accused
of assaulting a policeman.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
Virginia Debt Bill Passed
BY West Virginia House

CHARLESTON, W, Va, March 81
The House of Delegates OF the West
Virginia Legislature in extra session,
this afternoon passed the Virginia
debt settlement bill by a vote of Sc to
Il. The measure. which passed the
Senate at the regular session, provides
that West Virginia pay S1,100,o0o in
cash and S13.4OO0oo i'll 3'2 per cent
bonds. less Sl.0oo,ooo in bonds to be
held in the West Virginia treasury
against certain certificates of indebt-
edness which have been lost and never
have been delivered by Virginia.
The measure this afternoon went
to concur.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-01
Aerial Hunting Banned
Jersey Bill Prohibits Shooting
Ducks From planes

TRENTON, N. j., March 3l.-The
Senate passed IL House bill tonight in
troduced by Assemblyman Hegaman. of
Ocean County, prohibiting the shooting
of ducks or other game from airplanes.
The bill now goes to Governor Edge
for his signature. The enforcement of
the law is left to the Fish and Game
Commission.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20

taxes, ETC.. and who pays this? Ger
tainly. the policyholders. Bnt with the
government insurance there is no such
form of taxation.
II. You have complete control OF
your policy at all times. and can
change the beneficiary at'any time you
wish. You can borrow on the policy
at any time without getting the con-
sent of the beneficiary.
IL. Hold on to the insurance you
have and within two or three months
you can convert into one of the new
policies which are to be carried just
as the one you have by the govern
ment, not by private companies. There
is no medical examination required,
and you can convert into any or all
Of the following usual forms of in
slirance: Ordinary Life. 20 Payment
Life. 80 Payment Life. 20 Year Endow-
ment, 80 Year Endowment, and En-
dowment Maturing at Age 62.
For full information as to rates, the
kind of policy best suited for your
particular needs, etc., write or call
Ensign E.. B. Holloway, (PC) USNRF
or Ensign p. L. Maxey, (PC) USNRF'
Room GAG, San Carlos Hotel, Pensacola.
Fla.
Bldg. ESQ. Navy Yard.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
PLAN TO TEACH
PREVENTION OF.
VENEREAL CASES

Instruction in the prevention and
treatment OF venereal disease will
form part of the curriculum in PEN
sacola schools and institutions OF
learning in every other city in Flor
ida, II plans which will be mapped
out by DR.. o. HI. Snow. assistant OF
the U. s. Public Health Service and
director Of the bureau of venereal d.
sease for Florida. are followed.
DR.. Snow was in Pensacola yester-
day enroute to Tallahassee where he
will present the plan to the county sup
erintendents of the state who are at
the capital In annual session. The i'm
portance of the movement, according to
1,r. Snow. Is one which can not be over
estimated. He hopes to have the sys-
tenn of lectures and lessons in running
order when the schools open for the
fall session next year. IL not at an ear
lier date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
PASTIME ThiEATER

Billy Malones superb organization of
artists presented tabloid version of
one Of the best racing society comedy
dramas on the stage today. In It there
is scope for the display of N: pretty
gowns by the ladies'. 1t is a Can COM
edy and has mzny good situations and
gives that past master of wit and hunl5r
Billy Malone to be seen to great advan-
tase. In his description of the race one
could almost see the horses so realistic
and vivid in his portrayal, Lew Mack.
who does straights is absolutely the
best leading man we have had the pleas
ure of seeing here he is consummate
good song as well witnessed by
and finished actor and can also put over
ms singing 50 p.easingiy Il want a baby
dolf'. Marie kruger the winsome SOU
brette shows great ability, not only in
act. but tp sing well. andi rendered
very sarhfngly and with feeling that
popular member oh How Wish I
Could Sleep Until Nv Daddy Comes
Home" and received calls on it which
she richly deserved. Anna Cook charac-
ter actress also displays considerable
versatility by placing straights singing
a good song and being an exceptionally
good buck and wing dancer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
VENEREAL CLINIC
TO BE OPEN SOON
SAY HEALTH MEN

The city clinic. for the treatment of
venereal diseases. will be in order in
the very near future, according to
DIR. o. III. Snow, director of the bureau
of venereal diseases for Florida. DIR.
Snow was in consultation yesterday
with DIR. Cox, of the city health de-
partment and plans looking to the in
auguration of the clinic were discussed.
Preparatory to the opening a cam
paign will be launched at the Y. NJ.
G. A. >and other places open to young
men. Five hundred pamphlets will be
distributed and there will be a course
Of free lectures also.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
LIBERTY THEATER

On Sunday the Liberty theater Will
have the pleasure of showing its patrons
the latest release by the CARA Kimball
Young Service-Wor pictures entitled
Marriage a Ia Carte" This film is
taken from the play, MARRYING Money
written by Washington Pezet and Ber-
trs m Marburgh. 1t is directed by James
Young. In it Miss Clara Kimball Young
the charming and beautiful actress has
a role that fits her like the proverbial
glove. This is a comedy. with the scens.
laid in high society and with money
consisting an important part of the pro-
eeedings. No one will be able to see
this picture and not enjoy it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-20
At The ISIS TOMORROW

ema produ ZION broke box office records
in hundrf u of theaters throughout the
United les and foreign countries.
THE i.omance of Tarzan'' which Is
now showing at the Isis theater, pre-
sents the concluding chapters of Tar
zsn of the Apes in manner that in
tensifies the strong impression made by
the original drama.