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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10

be credited to the state In meeting
the federal aid for roads. and it would
seem that members Of the legislature
should give this matter serious con-
sideration before committing them
selves in favor Of disposing Of the
state prisoners for any purpose what
ever other than to be worked on the
public roads to assist in meeting the
federal aid apportionment. To ap-
portion the state prisoners to the va
ricus counties for work on tina r,rln-
ty roads. instead of placing all such
prisoners on the state roads - m
which federal aid will be applet. viii;
leave a large deficit in tho amount
needed to meet the federal and appor-
toned to Florida. Florida should
have first class roads. to promote ag-
rfculture. increase value of farm lands.
bring some industries into the state.
and for many other reasons that will
suggest themselves to the progress
ives. Florida can not afford to lose
the fun benefit of federal aid in road
construction, and the requirements
must be met; Florida is not going to
lag behind at this important moment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10
FLORIDA Will
PROFIT BY new
AID ROAD ACT
LARGE QUANTITY or WAR MA
TERiAL, EQUIPMENT AND SUP
PLlEo FOR USE IN IMPROVING
HIGHWAYS TO BE PRoRATE0.

Tallahassee, Fla. March 9.-F10rida
viii no doubt receive quite a quantity
OF war material. equipment and sup
plies for use in improvement Of high
ways. under the provisions Of the
to the federal aid road act
passed by congress last week and
which has now become a law.
The amendment adopted provided:
THAT the secretary of war be. and
he Is hereby. authorized in his dis
erection to transfer to the secretary Of
all available war material.
and supplies not neede.. for
the purposes of the war department
but suitable for use in the improve
ment Of highways. and that the same
be distributed among the highway de-
of the several states to be
used on roads constructed in whole
or In part by fderal aid. such distribu-
ton to be made upon a value basis
OF distribution the same as provid-
ed by the federal s:d roads act, APP
proved July IL, 1916"
AS the federal aid road act provides
that all roads constructed in whole
or II. part with federal aid funds shall
be constructed under the supervision
and control of the state road depart
ments of the respective states, the
above mentioned highway equipment
and supplies will be placed under
of the state road depart
ment Of the State Of Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10
oovsrner's Approve.

It is understood that Governor
Cats took the matter up and that the
convention OF governors pssei reso-
lutions along the lines suggested by
Commissioner Cooke.
OF the three million one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars OF FEDERAL
aid funds for road Improvement APP
pOrtioned to the state Of Florida for
the period ending June 80, 1921, under
the amendments to the federal aid
lcad act which passed congress last
week. the sum OF $912.44o.S9 will be
available for the current fiscal year,
ending June 80. 1919, p. divided the
legislature OF Florida, at the session
converting next month, makes provi-
sion for NEE; ing thi portionment.
In order to meet the fe teal and for
X ads to lc constructed under the
supervision o. the state road depart
ment, the legislature of 1917 author
lied a spe :sal levy of one-half OF ono
mill on the assessed value OF tax
allie property in the state. This was
To meet the federal aid apportion-
Ment for tn, years 1917. 1917, 1918.
For the present year this levy of one
half mill will not produce more than
$175.O00, and will leave a deficit of
approximately $725.0O0, which deficit
the coming session of the legislature
must meet, il Florida is to get its
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10
peaks at the city hall wednesday at

speaks at the city hall Wednesday at
noon.
Business and professional men are
expected to be out in large numbers
to hear Mr.. Jones' message, which is
expected to be Of far-reaching conse-
quence.
A committee of prominent men will
meet the speaker when he ar
rives in Pensacola and he will be
shown the city In it's entirety, the
waterfront, docks, naval air station,
and other points OF Importance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10
PERSONNEL OF
COMMERCE BOARD
IS COMPLETED

Washington, March 9.-Completion
or the personnel of the Industrial board
of the department Of commerce, to-
gether with plans of the board for
Fastening the return OF prices and
wages to a normal level. were an
nounced today through the council of
national defense. George N. Peek, of
Moline, Illinois. is chairman Of the
new organization which it is an
nounced. will hold conferences to try
to reduce prices first, then wages.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10
WRITES TO GOVERNOR.

While in Washington, ID. C., last
week. attending a conference with
Secretary Houston. of the United
States department OF agriculture. and
the state highway commissioners of
q majority OF the states. Mr.. VIM. F..
Cooke, state road commissioner of
Florida. addressed letter to Govern
or Cats, who was also in Washing
ton for the purpose of attending the
congress OF governors. in which he
called the governors attention to the
above provision in the amendment.
as follows:
AT q conference held this a. m.
with the secretary of agriculture and
the state highwa? officials OF the sew
eral states, working plans were dis
cussed for the expenditure of the adj
ditional SOS. 100000 federal aid for
roads recently provided by congress.
II am enclosing herewith for your
information a copy of the amendment
carrying the above additional appro-
priation.
II would call your particular at
tention to Section z, of the above
amendment which authorizes tn. Sec
rotary OF war to turn over TO the
secretary Of agriculture all surplus
material and equipment to be di5tribu-
ted to the several states to be used
In highway work.
You can readily realize that
part OF this equipment and material
= list of which Is hereto attached,
would be Of great value to the state
Of Florida in carrying on her road
work, especially as we VIII have to
equip our convict forces, and its ac-
QUESTION would relieve us of large
expenditure for that purpose.
suggest to you that the convention of
state governors take this matter up
with the secretary of war and urge
that he release all availble equipment
and material at as carly date as possi-
blo.s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10
GET AFTER THAT ;
COLD RIGHT NOW
Got right after it with q
bottle of DIR. KINGS
New Discovery

She never let q cough or cold or case
Of grippe go until it grew dangerous.
She just nipped it when she began to
sniff1e or cough before it developed
seriously.
Men, women, and children Of every
age have used this preparation for
nifty years as . prompt reliever. All
ages are using it today because of it,
positive results.
Generous size bottles. 60c and 81 20.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10

enclosed will be returned to me with
check.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10

Constipation Corrected
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills tonight
mean clear bowels, clear head, clear
thinking, day we'll begun in tire
morning, good digestion, clearing skin.
Mild in action but sure and comfortable
1rs.r eto-ce r--c-vvvhe-e. 25c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10

Mrs. Stanislawa Lipczynska. charg-
ed with murder OF Sister Mary Jani-
nan. who disappeared from convent at
Isadore. Mich, II years ago, and FIR.
Andrew Bieniawski, pastor of the Isa
dore church at the time and for whom
Mrs. Lipczynslka was housekeeper.
Authorities recently received infOrma-
ton that the nun had been murdered.
her body buried for more than ten
years under the Isadore church and
then removed to the cemetery. A small
cross, covered with corrosion, found
In the grave under the church seems
the only clue to a positive identifica-
ton of the body found as that Of the
nun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10
NINE NEGROES ARE
ARRESTED IN SUNDAY
RAID Az nEPuTlE2

In their usual Sunday raid upon the
dusky shutters of the bones" Dep
uties Hall and Mayo yesterday ar
reste d and brought to the county Jail
one squad Of nine negroes who were ar
Devillier streets. BY last night all of
the negroes except one had furnished
bond in the amount of $50 for their
release.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-10
TO
CONSIDER FOREIGN
TRADE PROSPECTS

The vital importance of Pensacola
becoming center Of the great COM
mercial trade with Latin-America in
the reconstruction period, will be
stressed by Grosvenor NJ. Jones, as
sistant chief of the bureau of foreign
and domestic commerce, when he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-12

THE Welfare button matno pnden Of the substantial arpottat you
and other loyal Of South Bend help these needy through the
1920
The Welfare button will mark who help less
orunatfl ovrbemg
The Welfare button will distinguish doesn't
whether people suffer and die Na he or
and to shelter and all sandea He
The Welfare button which will by subscribing the Welfare which
Monday shows that help hundreds cden
uhed Children unfortunate mothers and wawa girls tuberculosis sufferers hundreds
hospital b. for al in Bnd-t
who help 100000 amed and dying South Bend
Emope-mlEons Poes-no in South Bend but in Europe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
WACkAWOWA.
- Obchod Majowy ma Wacia-

- Obchod Majowy ma Wacla-
wowie odbedzie sic W tym roku
w ostatnia niedziele, to jest dnia
25go maja, o godzinie S-mej VIE
czorem W sail parafialnej sw.
Waclawa. Obchodem zajmuje sic
Komitet Lokalny Polskiej Rady
Narodowej No. 70 i ma temze OBJ
chodzie zarzad tegoz komitetu
bedzie publicznie instalowany.
Obch6d urozmaicony bedzie do
BRENT mowami, oraz wystepem
miejscowych chorow, deklama-
cyami, kt6remi sic zajmie miej--
scowe Kolko Literackie.
- K64ko Literackie i'm. A. Mi
ckiewicza urzadza sliczne pred
stawienie teatralne W niedziele,
dnia Sgo czerwca. Gale Waciawo-
.wo jakotez i goscie p%ozamiejsco-
wi wybieraja sic ma to przedsta-
wienie, gdy1 Koiko to cieszy sic
niezwykla popularnoscia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
CZY MOGE DOSTAc?-
NAPEWNO!

Prawa prohibicyjne wywo}aly
znaczne zamieszanie wSrod pu--
blicznoSci. DUO osob, ktorzy
wiedza, re jedyne ~lekarstwo, ma
kt6re zawsze MONA polegac w
wypadkach s}abego apetytu, wide
cia, zatwardzenia, bole gfowy i
wiele innych dolegliwoSci zolad-
ka, Jest tylko Trinera Amerykah-
ski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma, skwa-
pliwie pisali do mas: Czy Prohibi-
eva tyczy sic tego lekarstwa?
Czy bede m6g& dostat takowe pc
pierwszym Lipca Napewno. Po-
niewaz Trinera Amerykanski z
lixir Gorzkiego Wilma jest praw-
ma medycynq, ktorej forma costa
Ia powtornie zatwierdzona dnia
Ego maja 1919 roku przez Fede-
rainy Department Podatkowyw
Waszyngtonie, D. C., jake odpo-
wiadajace wszelkim przepisom
praw prohibicyjnych, rowniez
Trinera Angelica Gorzki Tonik
zostai zatwierdzony, czy znasz
te zadziwiajace lekarstwo? d.
budowywa ono zywotnost i ener-
gle i robi ciezar ciezkiej piracy
tax lekkiem jak piorko, co zna--
czy bardzo wicle ola rolnika PREY
nadchodzqcym czasie zniwa. "a
opatrz sic w zas6b tychze teraz i
miej te lekarstwa W domu pod
reka. Kazden aptekarz je spree
dale. - Jaseph Triner Company,
1333-1343 So. Ashland ave,
Chicago, I'll. Ogf.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

Tow. Dobroczynnosci p. W. sw.
Wnicentego a Paulo, zamierza IT,
rzadziG w niedalekiei przyszlosci
przedstawienie ma korzysG biednych
" parafii sw. Barbary, W sail para
f%ialnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
Z BARBAROWA.

w przyszla niedziele dnia 1890 D,
m. Towarzystwo Dziewic i Dzieci Ma
ryi, W parafii Sw. Barbary W dziel-
nicy Bridgeport, urzadza ~przedsta-
wienie teatralne W sail parafialnej
o godzinie 1880 wieczorem. Odegra-
ny zostanie piekny i wzruszajacy
dramat W czterech aktach p. t. Pa
tryeya", z czas6w rzymskich a okrut
nego przesladowania wyznawc6w
WARY Chrystusowej podczas panowa
mia OLGA Sw. Papieza Urbana. Komi-
tet dok}ada wszelkich staran, ably
wszystkich grzecznie przyjat 1 zado-
wolfe. Najlepsze silly amatorskie te-
goz towarzystwa biora udzial; niema
najmniejszej watpliwoSci, re ca}ost
sztuki wypadnie ku og6lnemu zado-
woleniu publicznosci. Ceny bilet6w
50 nader przystepne. Wszyscy barba-
rowianie niechaj jak najliczniej po-
spiesza ma przedstawienie ~przyszlo-
medicine.
We wtorek ubieg}y W kosciele Sw,
Barbary o godzinie loci rano ma
Mszy sw. pob}ogosiawiony zosta}
zwiazek malzenski p. Franciszka
Zawadzkiego, Fam. pnr. 1924 Broad
Ill. z parma Anna Panek, og6lnie
znana W ko}ach towarzyskich tam
t~eiszej dzielnicy. Slubu mlodej a
dobranej pare udzielil X. Wojciech
Janiszewski. Zabawa weselna odby-
Ia sic W sail PREY Archer ave 1 Nc
Dermott III. Pan miody jest w}asci-
cielem sk}adu rzezniczego | wiktua-
low spo4ywczych. Ma weselu zauwa-
zylismy X. proboszcza S. Grzesia, X.
W. Janiszewskiego / x. T. Nowaka.
Model pare zyczymy p%owodzenia
/ blogos}awiehstwa Bozego!
Szkola Obywatelska W parafii Sw.
Barbary W dalszym ciagu istnieje i
kazdego wtorku sa udzielane stoso-
wne lekcye tym, kt6rzy ~staraja sic
o papiery obywatelskie 1 wypisywa-
ne So aplikacye ma pierwsze i dru-
gle papiery. CT, kt6rzy ~jeszcze ME
posiadaja %papier6w obywatelskich,
niechj k~orzystaja re sposobnosci.
Jutro, W sobote, dnia 17go b. m,
o godzinie Gel rano, W koSciele sw.
Barbary ma Mszy sw., stana ma Stub
nym kobiercu p. Wojciech PietraS,
q parma Helena KwaSniewska; o.
boje So dobrzes znani W koiach milo
dzieay W dzielnicy Bridgeport.
We Srode, dnia 2Sgo 'maja b. r..
przypada pierwsza rocznica smierci
dawniejszego p%roboszcza 1 za}oay--
ciela tel parafii Sw. Barbary s. p.
Antoniego Nawrockiego. 2 okazyi
tel odbedzie sic W koSciele u%roczyste
solenne nabozenstwo "a spokoj du-.
sly 1marlego kaplana o godzinie Gel
rano, ma kt6re So proszeni wszyscy
parafianie, ktorzy "a iycia znali go,
szanowali | wsp6lpracowali ola do
bra p~arafii. Spodziewanem jest, re
kosci6i bedzie zapelniony wiernymi
po same brzegi. Geese jego panic
CT!
y
Ma miejsce bylego organisty p. Ed
warda Ossowskiego W parafii sw.
Barbary, objai W tych dniach wa
kans D. Blenski, zdolny muzyk i or
~,onyeto , Mi1wankea wis brat Sc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

diego p. B}enskiego. Nowo-przyby-
fy organista stara sic o lie mozno-
sci podniesc silly spiewacze ma wyz-
sly szczebel; zyczymy powodzenia.
q
! Dzlatwa szkolna przygotowuje sic
DO uroczystego zakonczenia roku
szkolnego, kt6re sic odbedzie W dniu
22go czerwca b. r. W sail p~arafialnej
sw. Barbary. Odegrany z~ostanie pick
ny patryotyczny dramat p. t. ,,Sobie-
ski pod Wiedniem". Blizsze szcze-
go}y W swoim czasie.
Dziewczeta ~(starszej przy parafii
sw. Barbary, nosza sic z mysla zaio-
zenia klubu zehskiego, kt6rego do
tad niema jeszcze, a faktycznie po-
trzebny ola og6lnego dobra parafii.
Kroki agitacyjne W celu zwerbowa--
mia jak najwiekszej liczby czionki6
juz So rozpoczete i jest niepionna ma
dzieja, re W niedalekiej przyszlosci
klub ten sic da zorganizowat.
~
S~zeregowiec J6zef Ullenberg, zam.
pnr. 30S2 Bonfield ave-, ma Barba-
rowie, powr6cil W tych dniach do
domowych pieleszy | mocno sic "a
dziwii gdy W objeciach zony zauwa-
zyl nowo-narodzone dziecie W posta-
CT pieknego 1 zdrowego synalka. u
radowany niezmiernie z pociechy pc
spieszy} czempredzej ma plebanie sw.
Barbary W celu zam6wienia chrztu
Sw., kt6ry sic odby} wczoraj popoiu-
dniu. iona zoiniepza jest Polka z do
mu Stanislawa Jaroszewska-Ullen--
berg. zolnierz bedac we Francyi po-
wr6ci& zoddzialem wojsk amerykan-
skich 1890 pu}ku piechoty kompa-
nil D.
w parafii sw. Barbary ~istnieje
klub mlodziencow, do ktorego wstep
jest bardzo przystepny i kazdy
mlodziehc6w tamtejszej parafii po-
Winien do tego klubu nalezec. Po-
dobno sprowadzone zostana przyrza-
dy atletyczne do gimnastycznych
Gwiczeh. Klub ten r6wniez zorgani-
zowal ma caly scion letni doskona-
Ia dziewiatke dziarskich graczy W
pike i ktokolwiek z innych klub6w
pi}karskic.., chcia}by sic zmierzyG
PREY najblizszej sposobnoSci niechaj
sic zg}osi listownie hub osobiscie do
p. Smoczyhskiego, zam. pnr. 2S79
S. Throop ul.
Tow. Dobroczynnosci p. W. sw.
Wnicentego a Paulo, zamierza u
rzadziG W niedalekiei przyszIosci
przedstawienie ma korzySG biednych
W parafii sw. Barbary, W sail para
f%ialnej.
w parafii sw. Barbary. istnieja
diva oddziaiy Macierzy Polskiej, a
mianowicie: sw. Ryty (zehski) i Sw.
Kazimierza Kr0lewicza (meski) obu
powyzsze oddzialy dobrze sic rozwi-
jaja 1 czynia rozmaite a~gitacye, ably
jak najwieksza ilosG cz}onkiG Tub
czlonk6w do swych poszczeg6lnych
oddzial6w zwerbowac. Wstep jest o.
becnie bezpiatny / powinni TAX MIC
dziency jak l panienki wstepowac.
- Do dzie}a!
- Pacyent, ktorego pan widzisz,
nr1a7iehiI Gle ; kaSZIe Co ma lekarZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17

- Pacyent, kt6rego pan widzisz,
przeziebil sic i kaszle. Co ma lekarz
W podobnym wypadku robic?
- Tez kaszlac. panic p~rofesorze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-17
W sZkole.

- Odmieniaj mi r~zeczownik XII
logram.
- ia kilogram, ty kilograsz, on
kilogra. -.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-02-13
FASTENED TO INFORM WIFE
"Mary, We Are Elected" Was Lin.
coins Form Of Telling HeIpmeet
the Good News.

Perhaps one of the most character
fstic Of the Lincoln anecdotes may be
revived with timeliness. On the night
of his first election the little "frame''
home of the Lincolns in Springfield,
Ill.,, was thronged with eager neigh
bors and friends. Reports for O while
came in early and favorably. Then
they were less promising. The crowd
dwindled. Then came the news that
Lincoln had carried the country. The
rest Of the story will better be told
by that great man himself. "When
there was no longer any doubt, or
reason for doubt" he related after
ward, II went up to my bedroom and
found my wife asleep. I gently touch
ed her shoulder and said, Mary! She
made no answer. I spoke again a lit
tie louder, saying, Mary! Mary! we
are electedv"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-02-13

committee to draw up a bill to present
to the legislature Of North Dakota Civ
ing the county commissioners author
ity to erect a suitable monument. 1t
was further agreed that at the Mid
Winter Fair a meeting will be called for
the further discussion of the plans to
erect this monument.
appeared before the board praying for
a settlement of the Harry Frances
bond.
Upon motion made and carried,
States Attorney was instructed to set
tie with them for $4,000.
Upon motion board adjourned to
Friday morning.
Friday Morning, January II, 1919
o O'clock A. Nj.
The board convened pursuant to adj
journment.
All members present.
Upon motion made and carried the
board made the following appoint
ments:
For county justice of the peace, c. e.
Johnston, Langdon,. North Dakota.
For county justice Of h peace,
Martin Rimestad. Alsen, North Dakota
Homen, North Dakota.
For county constable, Peter Rohn,
Alsen, North Dakota
For county constable, G. S. Dustin,
Clyde, North Dakota.
The board proceeded to finish the
checking Of the sheriffs office and
found the following results:
Amount of personal property
collected for the year. n ~
Total fees collected in civil
and criminal cases for
the wear 1,67l.5S
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-02-13
Official Proceedings of
the Board Of County
Commissioners

Minutes of a regular session Of the
board. Of County Commissioners OF
Cavalier county,. held at the auditors
office at Langdon, North Dakota +.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1919-02-13

| p.enses Commings estrada
oon go 111.47
~ NoxiOus Weed Fund
mo. zb554LLouis Stremick, cut
llas weeds Williston Ditch. 600
Better Farming Fund
NO. 26336-Agricultural ex-
tentlon Division, correction
oh sasollne 4332
Road Fund
No. 26336-olga Township.
work on brick yard hill IA M
No. 26337-Minto Township
road work in Mimic town,
snip 80. 48.OO
No. 2633S-Minto Township
road work in Mint town,
snip 800 so an
NO. 26339-Minto Township
ROAD work in Mimic town,
No: 2sa40.J. c. Mirehouse. $3.50
blacksmith work road ma,
No: 2s4l5-Russeii Grader Man 72'sS
ufacturlng Co, .drag......... 43.5O
- Bridge Fund 1"'o
No. 25341-Minto Township
cement bridge .....- A9a 5o
No 5u 2?ISSi42-Moseow Township, *S*''0
ouiioine orldge -;-... 1888
No. 2es4s-w. 4 +. H6 Grand drag
No Si S$st ze : Meiiand, Drag a7'4'
No; r2 2ss45mosfoId Township, "V0
No. 9Sgfagg roads -~~ $500
A<o; looeA-James .Moffatt,
dragging roads ......-. ao M
NO: l6563-Gast Alma Town
NJ ship. road dragging.-~ $3.50
NO: 5o564-Easby Township,
road dragging ...-...H 5e IN
No. 2641o-A. H. Loewen, drag WV
mo; 2s4i1-John oaKia a d, %0
roads .... 1O00
NO. z64l2-C. j. Bone, drag
glnng roads 75O
NO. 26413-R. Kitchin, drag "'
ging roads 90 OK
NO: 26414-D. F. Mcdonald '0o'
dragging roads ........-.o AZ az
- maintenance of Insane Find ''o
NO. 26416-Obert A. Olson. state
treasurer, care of insane for
quarter ending, December
Warrant No. 26233 Cancelled. '
Q motion board adjourned.
LES ~, R. B. Laing,
O'o V. iaiue, Chairman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-01
DANIELS WELCOMES HOME
MEN WHO FLEW OVERSEAS
Secretary Declare. Naval <>intorS
Have Made New Day for
The World.
NV Assoclatc..l,ro


WASHlNGToN, ,Iun. 3o.-S-cre;ary
maIlding officers and crews Of 'the
American naval trans Atlantic Night
squadron with the declaration that
they had made II new DAY and ac
complishcd what not the w!ses, among
US see the emf %"
We can cross the Atlantic. AZ YOU
nave demonstrated. said tho Score
iary. We can cross the Pacific. We
can fly around tn" world
II congratulate al! OF YOU gentlemen
upon the accomplishment which -
epoch maxim. i'm the history Of tho
world share with Commander Road
Mis- Very splendid uttcranc" That his
only recrct Was that all Of tho ships
Of judgment. courage and skill. but
because Of obstacles that could not b.
overcome. / congratulate you and all
America is proud OF you.
Il personally feel proud OF being in
til" navy and living IN close touch
yourselves 10 be. 7 am glad 10 sec you
all home again Iou have given new
glory TO naval explorations
Before greeting Commander John II
Towers. the squadron commander. and
it-Comman'lors .\lbcrt 6. Read
and Patrick II. l.. Bcllinrer aud their
assistants Secretary Daniels an
nounccd that he would recommend chat
Congress authorize q special medal ana
extend the thanks Of tho nation 10 ihc
scap!ane crews. lie said nc also would
recommend that some speciai distinc-
lion he shown Commander Read and
the crew az the \c-i. tho only plane
10 complete the fliGht.