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The Washington herald., 1919-09-01
HOROSCOPE.
Monday, September 1, 1913.
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Early in the morning OF this day
Jupiter and Venus rule for good
according to astrology. Later
Mars, Uranus and Saturn are all IN
evil place.
The planetary government lie ey.
ceedingly adverse 70 peace, security
and tranquility.
Unsettled and even revolutionary
tendencies are discerned IN tho
stars. which seem TO give warnine
that the autumn will be q perioc
OF grave tension.
This should be a fairly lucky
sway under which TO conduct mor-
camille transactions. especially
where clothing OF other cOmmodi.
ties designed for women are con.
cerned.
II is a favorable direction foI
women in business and a constant
ly widening field OF activity il
forecast for them
Foresight in preparing for winter
needs is enJoined. since higher
prices are Indicated. especially foI
leather and wOolen goods.
Food again comes much into
public discussion and consideration
Some sort OF a riot may be precipI.
tated owing TO advance in cost
More criticism for army AFFAIR
is pressEed. for Uranus is in
place indicating unkind and crUe
judgment The influences make fol
the forgetting OF the good and the
remembering Of the bad in military
matters in this country and abroad
Increase OF crime and danger Of
riOtinE, fOretold long ago. still h
strongly marked in the confEurs-
tion for this month.
The deaths OF persons in high
place will be numerous and large
employers OF labor will be espe-
Cially affected by the rule that iE
supposed to curtsil the lives OF al
who control the destinies Of others
Persons whose birthdate IL "a
nav" the sugury Of much happiness
in the domestic circle during the
coming year. The young will court
and marry.
Children born on this day ar
likely TO be artistic. emotional Hnd
generous. These subjects Of Virgo
have Mercury as their principal
ruling planet
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itsry and unQuestionsble histors
rights. Korea has been an inoe.
pendent state and nation for mors
than 1000 years. II is one of ths
oldest nations in the world and has
been officially recognized and deali
with as an absolutely independent
sovereignty by practically all tns
leading nations Of Europe, Asia. ant
the two Americas.
I'VE have accepted and will sd.
here to the ideals OF modern demoo.
racy. We accept and agree TO thu
American principles OF democracy
and self-government enunciated By
President Wilson during the gresi
war. the principles OF a liberated
mankind. OF equal Justice for all ns-
tions alike, be they weak OF strong
and Of the derivation OF their Jus
powers by governments from the
consent OF the governed. We sp-
prove and accept the principles e1-
pressed in the American Declaratior
OF Independence as eIpounded b.
Washington. Jefferson and Lincoln
We outline the main principles o.
the constitution Of the Korean repub-
lie as follows:
=. The Korean state shall be
republic.
% The government shall be par
lismentary IN form
g 1t VIII guarantee full freedom
OF religion and conscience.
q. II will guarantee freedom 81
speech, Of the press and the right oi
assembly and petition.
IS. Patents OF nobility will be sooi.
ished
&c. There will be complete sepsrs-
ton Of church and state.
-. standing army will be re
placed by a militia having due regard
for the safety and continued iDoe-
pendence and sovereignty of the ns.
ton.
s.. The rights OF minorities shsll b
safeguarded.
20 There shall be an indepsDoeni
judiciary.
10. Education shall be specially
fostered.
IL. The cause Of social purity VII
be sedUloUsly upheld
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CNTANrS-CLARKE s. HUSCKE, GER
uhsd Pubic Accountants Is Colorado Bldg
are boxing for t-w desirable ladies who wish
70 learn public accounting work during their
mars tine au5-Tt
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
Appropriate Funeral Tokens
Neutrality-suspicious.
GUIDE Bros. Co. l2l4 F Street
Promp, auto delivery ssryfca
nhllu
DIED.

GRACE.-On Saturday. August 30. 1919,
at 1@:&5 p. m, at her late residence,
12S c street northeast, apartment
q. MAE T, beloved daughter of
the late Ann NJ. Grace.
Funeral will be held from st. Jo-
seph's Church. corner Second and
G streets northeast, Tuesday, Sep
tember 2. at o'clock a. M, where
requiem mass will be said for the
repose Of her soul. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
July 2s. 1919, At Wins
ford. Somerset County. England,
Capt HERBERT c. GRAVES. be-
loved husband of Clara Edith
Graves.
Funeral services will be held at
Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church.
Third and A streets northeast, on
Tuesday, September .. at 2:30 p. M
Interment in Presbyterian Gene
terry. Alexandria, Va.
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RUMANIANS ATTACKED
IN WESTERN HUNGARY

Vienna, Aug. a.-Hungarian govern
ment forces are engaging in armed
conflicts with Rumanian troops at
several points in western Hungary.
according to advices here.
The trouble resulted from the ac-
tion of Rurnanians in removing ma
chinery and other materials from
Hungary.
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Ace Of Aces Denies Betrothal.

Chicago, Ill, Aug. 2l.-CapL Ed
die" Rickenbacker. American ace Of
aces, here on & business trip, today
denied reports that he was soon to
marry Elsie Janis. actress. He said
he had met Miss Janis only as
member OF his aero squadron.
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Bartenders Threaten Strike.

New York. August 31.-Bartend-
ers now threaten to strike unless
granted a minimum weeks wage OF
thirty dollars. They are members
of the New YORK Bartenders Benev-
olent and Protective association, To-
cal number No. 8.
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MADAME ALLEN
PIANIST AND CLAIRyoYANr.

u2 F STREET n W
Guarantee. 70 resi- your entire life past, pre>-
.nt and future: gives true advice on buknea
love health and family Affairs; tells The mans
Of your future husband OF wife; and shat to
do to be successful In life; one visit will pay
you for your mary 1isppointments 10 others:
she will remove all obstacles and tell you how
TO win and hold the one you desire: she gives
rdrics on al important Affairs OF life; reattnEs
q 90; no ono in trouble turned away money e
no uaooS. tes ~
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REAL ESTATE
Buying, Selling or Renting
USE THE WANT ADS
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.
LIGHT ON ALL PRoBLEMs

Readings hrt appointment, q Typs-
written forecasts, IS Up. Frank Theodors
Allen. Director. Astroloeical Research so-
eisty, iD Z nv. Phone Franklin ssaa
NAsTRoLoGY is NOT FORTUNE
TELLINGI
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SPECIAL NOTICE

AS COMPARED 10 WHAT IT IS Now,
used to be that a pedler With lot Of tin
ware or plaster Of paris ornaments would ave
about DC in trade for suit that would be very
low at g, and We pay such prices, and also buy
ladies' garments pays to let US know. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. SO D. sel-lt
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NINE. JEANET1
PALMIST. CLAIRVOYANT

PAIsAlSr. CLAIRVOfANf
Gu.r,ntees to lead Jour entire life, past, pre-
ent and future. She asks no questions, but -
fore you utter . word she tsls what you called
for nAnaes Of frisnda enemies; telh hov 70
gain success in business, health. coartship, mar
risse, dITorre-tels you what cart Of The world
will be Successful for yoa; adrisss bow TO gain
and bold 4 good position; abe tells II the ous
you love Is trus or false Are you In troubled
Do you end the oos you have bestowed youi
trust and affection upoa setting cool and tn-
diferer. toward you'll She vin renoss all OBJ
Etacles and tell you how to win and bold ths
one you desire. She rcunites tie separated. 10
rstes absent friends or relatives Readinzs. t.oo
Js SEVENTH STR EET NORTHWEST.
P.fy,ue ParlorA Opp saks q o.,
kslff
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r~oeirts Is; fsir n god. lSsAl.s. west--n
eItr, nrsts $50 frrtE Il lOk5: nearby and
We-ten seconds, Z sOaIs0: inferior lcts lo~e;
selected egES. Basic d0aea-
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MADAME VICTORIA,

The gifted psluIst and elairroyint Can ad-
wise business family Affairs, love and marriages
Can tell you the name OF future husband or
wife Can tel you the secret Of being success
tJl; how to avoid trouble and bow to avoid evil
influence. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge.
Entrance SO 7th 81 au6T6t
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MADAM D'ASHNLAN
Gypsy dAirsoJan;

Wypsy NIAlfFoJAhs
And card reader; Ady1cs given 90 business
marriage and ciEorce. this woman has rad
for many peopis IN many countries. Her
predictions are reliable. lM ST.. cn<n~
L1h. Apu|~
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MADAM LENORE

Gifted clRirvoysnt and medium, can b COO
suIted on all Affairs Of life Where others fail,
Ehe succeeds Her advice is good, try her. No
guess work or questions asked; what she sees and
tells comes true Satisfaction guaranteed. Of
toe m llth st. nv, two doors north Of PalaD
Royal store Hours. II 4 n to sp ~ >ul-sot
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

II RANDOLPH PL NW--FR0NF Ray WIN
dow room. or middle rooua Phone North s.sA
su5l-3t
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PROF. BELMONT.

Noted clsiryoysnt and palmist Gives advice
on business matters, love, health, and family AZ
fairs. Tells name Of your future husband or
wife tells II one you love is true or false. What
part Of the country Is lucdest to you What to
do TO he successful in life lZl6 New York ave
nv. Next door to Masonic Temple. Read
ings, S. ie8W
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WANTED-AGENTS.

CANDY-BIG PAY; ADVERTISE, MEN.
women Start one Of our Specially Candy Fac
tories In your home, mAu room. anywhere We
tsll how and furnish everything; grand oppor-
tunity. CANDY HOUSE. 1919 RsRstsad st..
Philadelphia Pa auS5t
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
-iesnssd b. the District O. Columbia
MRS. BOSWELL,
PALMIsT AND CLAIRvOYANT

PALMIsT AND CLAIRyOYANT.
Gives advice on business matters, love, hearh
and family Affairs; tells II the one you love Is
true or sal,s. what part Of the country 10 luck
lest to you, what TO do TO be successful IN me.
Gives you dates and facts. sels you What mas
passed in life. and what is happening without
asking a single question. She does not telI 70 70
please. but reads lust ls the hands Indicate tes
you the planets you were born under the ncky
and unlucky planets; when and whom you VII
marry; settles and explains love. fanny Louofe' .'
narr;a-, di,orce health, lawsuits, speculations,
inye.tn.n.. transactions Of all kinda In fact,
70 matte what you: hope, fear oc smmtion'
-. 10 hi, oted pslmist and fnd help. There
4. no n.s for anyone to be unsuccessful or unS
hsr-,y. No matter what ths cause. her ADVICE
rsmoyss al trouble. She glsrantees satIsfaetion.
Ig =. as2S7t
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MADAM EPPY.

EGYPTIAN PIANIST
Reads your life from cradle to grave: her nov.
srs are wonderful; indsputAble sdvice; clear IN
formation concerning love, eOurtShip, marrisz.
md tirorcs; both rich and poor find counsel
equally bene6ciAl and interesting; you are wiser
aid happier after consulting her; satisfaction
EuArnteed; permanently located; ho1s, a N
to .. N
04 PA AVE. NV
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CEALO PARKER

Ar, you in troublsi Save time and money By
consulting naturalborn clairToyant that Divine
Providence has seen At TO bless with remarkable
talents; she asks questions but win tell you
about business love marriages. and what to do
to be successful in life; overcome evil influence;
give luck days and numbers; you win be wiser
and happier after seeing her; satisfaction or no
chargss; readins, s. lnl st NV; between
18th and 18th sts aul0,
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LOST.

LoSr-LADYS WATCH WITH FOB AND
Wedding ring attached ps4wsn Pa and Y
spes. about lo5O p N. Property Of soldier
Finder please return to Herald office. BOX
vi sel-lt
LoST-LADY's HAND BAG IN ZOOLOGI-
cal sardso park. about O'Clock; containing a
Adys rold watch and pin. two ksys and idsuti-
neAtaou esrds. Reward at ms ST. NV, or
phone franklin 40 selIr
DoSr-BAR PIN; DIAMOND AND PEARL;
Friday monng, on Decatur ST., or 18th at car.
or 81, between l9th and 18th Sta NV; ~
ward Apply MISS COLE, Baehach's Studio.
lSi 2 st nv auSo3t
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Palnistry Is a recognized science, and
RIZPAH EIDON

Is known one OF its greatest eTponrnts Hun
dr-ts visit this remarkable woman daily; csm.
plete readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your hand foreteIls only 81. deception psrIOr ae
torner OF 6th and NV Enusnce eth It
Hour.. 10 a m TO .. m. te8 ~
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ACCOUNTANCYnn.er n.r.

The highest paid profession taught thoroughly
in q few months Of home study by new system,
under the guidance Of ls c L. As
INTERN NATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS SOCIETY
Franklin tOe SIS Colorado Bldg
au22 gt
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PROPOSALS.
MONEY TO LOAN

koEEY TO LoAN-sM TO $4,000 ON d. C.
real esate Several trust funds AL tam
sctions conducted vA sconouicAl oDnddsratlos
tor borrower
WM. Fl. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building. T 18th IT. NV.
fAA
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE
at current rates Of interest TYLER q
RUTHERFORD INC. III 18th at. nv. spzs-N-
WATCH THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS TOh
tnoences OF the growth Of this city. Tnis
nay seem hire an ODD susxestou-out IT tSn't
0ch1ka
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PALMlSTRI.
OLD AND RELIABLE
MADAME, ZFJJA

the Gypsy wonder. who has Travelled most eI.
tensJely. reading and convincing beyond the
least doubt her ability 20 look accurately into
the farthest Depths Of a human hand and read
the most delicate and shsdOwed signs Of ones
life. A descendant Of that famous Gypsy queen,
Zella, who more than century ago, read the
hands Of the crowned heads Of Europe and more
than convinced and won the praise Of being (ths
Gypsy Wonder the most celebrated palmist.
Madam Zella has practiced reading the mys
teries OF the hand since a girl ef Is years and
has been taught and enlightened by the best and
most noted old and young Of her Gypsy race and
being a woman s. years Of age Is without a
doubt a Gypsy wonder. Call and Be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed SIS It'll st. nv.
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FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMI-
nations for clerks September 4 and Is. Tuition
for entire course for these examinations s.. The
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Sc. cor. 18th and F SITS. NV. Franklin eosO.
au24-t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-EEMALE

YOUNG LADY. FOR PAST YEARS DOING
clerical work in commercial office desires
change Address BOX Is Herald Office
au5D8
EXPERIENCED DRESsNiAKER WILL SEW
By day. Can Columbia Z377 su292t
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

NIGHT WORK. . TO =: RDcENTLY DIS,
charged young army officer; clsricaI preferred
expert switchboard operator. BOX rs, Herald
Office. AuI7tf
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MADAM STANLEY. ROYAL GYPSY PALM
ist, reads your hand like an Opsn book; satis-
faction guaranteed. Give her a call at TIO 9th
St NV. formerly al l5ll II st. ne aug5t
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wANTED-NIGHT WORK OF ANY KIND
by steady young married man; l2 a n to
q n preferred Address WORK" Ig KY.
ave. - aul6tf
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HONORABLY DISCHARGED SOLDIER EN-
ployed clsrk-typist in gOyernmeut depart
nsnt desires evening employment, preferably in
real estate ofacs. with opportunity to lean buSi
ness. BOX -. Herald once. auI-tf
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ELECTRICIANS HELPER-EX-NAVY MAN
InxiouS TO lsarn electrical business. q K
e. sul-I
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HELP WANIED-MALE.

BOY WITH / YEARS EXPERIENCE AT
hCuss painting Apply Ss F St sw. sellt
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mirro-s rrs!yered equal to new. New mirrors
10 order. Drop card. will call
THE MIRROR SHOP.
B RROTSKY. Prop lt5 st NV
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YOUNG NAN 70 YEARS. Just DIS
charged rom the Srny wants position a, bell
boz. or eler1cd Position good education; steady
ard competent address BOX 100. Herald Office.
iuZ-u
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

YOUNG LIDY 10 COMPLETE YATDE
Ti1s act; up--snes not Necessary. Apply aft-
snouus Sunday or Monday. ROOM z rs 5th
nv au3l- y
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20
Fair Play.

And that Florida is proposing victory
Centennial there only two real contenders for
the location Of it-Pensacoia and Jacksonville. BY
fair and just Pensacola should be selected
In everything heretofore cropping up that helped
put the state the map West Florida has been
kept in the background. and south or east Florida
jumped into the 1imelight Turn about is fair play.
and 1t is now West Floridas time to get some at
tention Pensacola is the oldest town In the state
with the possible exception of st. Augustine, and
in consideration of her and uneaualed location
she should be the unanimous choice of those having
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20
GERMANS HAVE
TWO FLOTILLAS
TORPEDO BOATS

With the American Forces IN Ger
Correspondence ofthe Assoc,
ciated Press.-The Germans have or
ganized two f1otillas of torpedo boats
since the armistice and tn csc con-
stitute virtually ali the warsnips left
in active service in the German navy,
according TO information received
here.
One of the flotillass is described in
Mitthschiffs, a German naval periodi-
cal which has reached the American
headquarters, as the iron torpedo boat
flotilla. 1t consists OF twelve torpedo
boats which, the periodical says, have
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20

been engaged IN maintaining order on
the western coast Of Germany.
Some OF the vessels OF the flotilia
have been used on several occasions
for police work In the port Of Ham
burg. doing duty guarding allied food
shipments to the -slovaks and
similar work during periods OF disor-
der. The flotilla has its headquarters
ct Wiihelmshaven. "A landing corps
Of about $50 men is distributed among
the twelve boats. each Of which has a
platoon of thirty commanded by q
naval lieutenant. The clothing and
arms OF this landing corps are tho
same as in the infantry.
The other group Of vessels called
the Haff flotilia - supposed to be do
ing similar duty on the Baltic coast
near the Russian boundary. with head
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20
THE CORN COUNTY.

The Kissmmee Valley Gazette says that F. III.
Ludlow recently exhibited Florida that
would have been a credit to any Of the so-called
corn states. The half dozen weighed nearly
six pounds and the yield reported nifty bushels
to the
In the recent brochure sent broadcast over the
state by w. f. Coachman, president of the Florida
State Fair Association. In the mention made
of West Florida, Mr. Coachman states:
Farther west Is the greatest general farm
ing county OF the state This is Jackson county.
which grows than a hundred thousand #
of each year"
No finer corn in Florida Is grown than that
raised in Escambia county, which carried or the
ribbon for ut the state fair On the Richland
farm, Pensacola, the measure ten inches
from tip to tip well filled OUT perfect speci-
mems, such equalled only by famous
Illinois and Iowa yield.
Es-anba county carried of tho blue ribbons
for the greatest variety OF farm products ana tie
ines. specimens OF last November ut the
fair. and recent reports from farmers in ftis
county would seem to indicate that the thing
VIII be repeated this year with the difference la.
this county is expected to carry on the .l1e rib
the best county exhibit it definitely
decided year. that tls sfete fair i'm future
would not be conducted the lines of fruit
II ir. agricultural exposition.
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CONE CLEAN 4

~. Miami Metropolis in commenting on the
-~. ,v,,h which Alabama is looking towards
West Florida and particularly to the port OF ren
..co,. declares that Mobile bay. compared to ZEN
s.coIs bay. is like hog wailow. The pcaia Ban
nsr prints the squib with the information ina
pensacoIa is already the gateway OF Aia0a"a
products.
This is true enough, as far as II goes. 1'
49, Inn pensacola Is going to remain the safe.
-, !. so,nr 10 depend largely Pensacola ~
csrrot be too strongly impressed upon the puDho
mind that IL II up to US
Aparachicola ana Franklin county are adver-
.,.,r~ their advantages to the world and one OF
49, -. tnsv ara nlayin9 il the connection OF the
q H. A. A. with the Central, OF Georgia anu ing
fact that the road Is increasing travelling iacin-
ties I'm that county.
Mobile and New Orleans not idle by any
means much as we would like to believe them So
ana Jacksonville ia getting ready to deepen tne
channel st. Johns river
The announcement has been made by MAJOR
General Black chief of engineers OF the uniteo
states. That the ST. Johns river will have depth
OF thirty feet from the harbor In the
centre of Jacksonville by the first Of the year
For many years Pensacola has boosted Oh the
natural advantages OF this port it's marvellous geo.
graphical location. And, while we have poasteo
other cities with advantages that have not corr.
pared to those here. through private pui
and public aid. have gone out and improved the
advantages that were theirs
Pensacola already has thirty foot channel
and a bay on which the navies of the world could
ride at anchor-but what profits us what could
be done unless we work to bring these things to
pass?
III Apalachicola and Jacksonville can secure
public aid and private capital, so can Pensacola
There are and only two things needed to put
this port at very head of every other southern
port-one is money. and the other is men, Money
Is important, but the more important
with the of Pensacola backing its enterprises
1t win be easy to 60 and get the money Let
OF making your and my town our town. Let
us concentrate on this idea To build great
city here 1T the mouth of the bay of which we
have proudly boosted for many hundreds OF
years.