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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
ITALY HAS A
new CABINET
in HARNESS
New Government Heads
Will Take Places of Orlan-
do Regime Who Resigned
Last Week.

which has been chosen to succeed the
one headed by Vittorio Orlando which
resigned last week, follows:
Premier and minister of the in
terror. Francesca Nitti; foreign office.
Tommaso Tittoni colonies, Luigi
Rossi; justice and worship, Signor
Mortara; war. Lieut.. Gen. Albrioci;
finance, Francesca Tedesco; treasury,
Signor, Schanzer; marine, ad interim,
Rear Admiral Sechi; instruction, Al
fredo Bacceli; public works, Signor
Pantano: transport. Signor Devito;
agriculture, Signor Visocchi: industry,
commerce, labor and food. Carlo Fer
raris; posts. Signor. Chizcenti; milf
tary assistance and pensions, Signor
Dacomo; liberated provinces. Signor
DenaVa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
$4,000 MORE
NEEDED TODAY
FOR DRY DOCK
Subscription Books Must
Positively Close at Six
O'Clock This Evening it is
Announced.

Only $4,000 is needed to complete
the subscription fund to the Bruce Dry
Dock project. $1,000 of a balance of
$40, 900 having been raised by the cam
paign committees working yesterday.
At campaign headquarters it was
maintained last night that it is not
believed that loyal Pensacolians will
permit this comparatively small
amount to go unsubscribed to pro-
ject that means so much to Pensacola.
1t was the desire of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation in proposing to con-
struct the dry dock here at a cost of
approximately $3.50, 600 that Pensacola
people demonstrate their interest in
the enterprise by subscribing stock for
the installation and maintenance of a
machine shop to cost approximately
s200, 900. This desire has been granted
with the exception of $4,000.
Thos. A. Johnson, secretary of the
Bruce Dry Docks Company. stated last
night that he has positive instructions
to close the subscription books this
evening at 6 o'clock. The committees
will be out working early today and it
is earnestly hoped that every dollar of
the needed amount will be raised be-
fore that hour
Merchants and business men are
again appealed to to consider what the
project means to Pensacola and the
development of the port here and to
consider the keen competition Of other
ports on the gulf that must be met
in the race for full share of the
South American and European trade
now in course of being rapidly devel-
oped.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
ENFORCEMENT
SANITARY
PROGRESSING
Scavenger System Will Be
Inaugurated Today 1t Is
Expected - Contest Pro-
ceedings Abandoned.

That contest proceedings seeking to
annul the city sanitary ordinance, in
augurated about ten days ago follow
ing the arrest OF a number of realty
owners of the city on charges OF evad-
ing the antf-surface closet laws, will
very probably be abandoned and the
cans or septic tanks as required in
stalled, by those who have not already
complied with the law, became known
yesterday.
It is also stated that in the case of
some of the rental agencies who had
declined 70 divuige the names Of GER
tain property owners, leaving the
health authorities the ask Of digging
up the information through other
channels, have announced their Will
ingness to open their books to those
charged with enforcement of the SAM
tary laws. This, it is considered, is
probably due to the point having been
raised a few days ago to the effect
that any who wilfully withheld in
formation would be placing them
selves in the position of obstructing
city, state and federal officials in the
discharge of their duties.
Two additional arrests for failure to
comply with the law were made yes
terday by the police at the instigation
of the health department, though at
the office of the health officials opti-
mism was expressed concerning the
future OF the law.
It Was stated that the scavenger
system will be started today after
some days delay having been ex-
perienced as a result of failure of the
shippers Of the cans TO furnish at the
same time the necessary tops. These
have been ordered by express and are
expected to be on hand IN time to get
the service under way today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
A. F. L. PLEDGES
ITSELF TO A IA
HOUR WORK WEEK

Atlantic City, y. J.. June 23.-The
American Federation of Labor at the
closing session today of its annual
convention, pledged itself to obtain a
general A hour week for workers Of
all crafts throughout the United
States and employees of the govern
ment.
The demand was based on determi-
nation to prevent unemployment
which delegates declared to be one
of two primary causes of Industrial
unrest. The other cause is decreased
purchasing power of a dollar Manu-
facturers and employers were urged
to bridge the gap and increase wages
without any controversy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
BRAZIL AND II. S.
WORK TOGETHER
PLAN OF .PESSOA

Washington, June 23.-Necessity for
the United States and Brazil to work
toFether for the building up of the
wCeld in an age in which isolation is
fatal to nationalities, was pointed out
by DR.. Epitacio Pessoa president
elect of Brazil. in an address tonight
at dinner given in his honor by
Secretary Glass. During the afternoon
Pessoa visited the senate and house
both, which recessed while he was
present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
ABUNDANCE FOOD
BE IN TRANSIT
BY JULY FIRST

New York, June 23.-Enough food to
provision the people of liberated coun-
tries Of Europe until their own farm
crops have been harvested this fall,
will be in transit by July 1. 1t was
announced here today by the Ameri-
can relief administration through T.
F. Whitmarsh. administration repre-
sentative, who has just returned from
Europe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
TWO CHILDREN
KILLED LANDING
BOMBING PLANE

Boston, June 23.-A bombing air
plane piloted by Lieut.. Col. H B.
Claggett, struck and killed two chill
dren and injured another in landing
at Franklin Field today. Captain VIII
liam Chandler, observer of the ma
chine was slightly hurt. The plane
arrived from Albany on the last leg
of a flight from Dallas, Texas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
u. S. SENATE
TAKES STEPS
TOWARD PEACE
Opponents of League of Ma
tons Present Proposal For
Immediate Return of All
War Forces. .,.,,
,s-~zr--..-.
ErTIw

( Washington, June $3.50 that war
conditions may not be prolonged should
the peace treaty fail of ratification or
it's approval be greatly delayed, OPP
ponents of the League of Nations pre-
scented in the senate today propose.
many and Austria Hungary.
The declaration was introduced both
as an amendment to the pending army
bill and as a separate joint resolution
by Senator Fall. The amendment
probably will come up tomorrow.
Should the amendment offered by
Fall fail the resolution probably will
be called up for action Wednesday.
In both measures Fall proposes thar
the president be directed to secure i'm
mediate return of all military and naval
forces now abroad on duty connected
with the war. In addition, the amend
ment would provide that none of the
money appropriated by the army bill
tcould be used for maintaining forces
on foreign soil except as required by
lpeace conditions.
authorizing the secretary of war to nee
United States military forces to protect
lives and property of American citizens
IN Mexico was introduced by Represen-
tative Emerson, republican, of Ohio.
Washington, June 23.-FederaI con-
troll of the meat packing industry
through a licensing system is pro
posed in identic bills introduced today
by Senator Kennon, of Iowa, and Rep
Anderson, of Minnesota.
Washington, June 23-Senators john
son. republican, and Reed, democrat,
have agreed to speak at the first OF 4
series of mass meetings
in opposition to the League of Nations
in New York, next Saturday night.
Washington, June 2S-The house and
senate conferees today approved q
rider on the agricultural appropriation
bin providing for repeal of the daylight
saving law next October 26.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
He Will Immediately Start a
Speaking Tour in Support
of Treaty and League of
Nations.
GERMANY TO SIGN
UNCONDITIONALLY
Clemenceau Says Signing
VIII Not Likely Take
j Place Before Thursday or
J i Friday This Week.

Washington, June,23.-Presi-
, dent Wilson will be back in the
United States within ten days if
plans revealed in a White House
announcement today are carried
out according to schedule. Sec
rotary Tumulty announced re-
ceipt ola cablegram from the
president saying he expected to
leave Brest on his homeward
journey Wednesday or Thurs
day.
The strip will take about a
week. The president is expect
ed personally to present the
peace treaty to the senate for
ratification, Immediately after
hisxarrEaland as,soon afterward
tostart a speaking tour in sup
portof 'thestreaty and League of
NatlonlSsvs s w..
sSAsAFs 5sS
weimsr8x p. m. June e2S-The
national assembly this afternoon
voted to sign the peace terms uncon-
ditionally, the government having suc-
ceeded in overcoming the opposition
OF those who insisted on two condi-
tons,
--1~.7svv - -
Washington, June 2s.-,-OfficiaI in
formation that the German delegates
at Versailles have been instructed by
their government to sign the peace
treaty was received late today by the
state and war departments. 1t was
said none of the dispatches indicated
the time the actual signing is expect
ed to take place.
Paris. June assigning of the peace
treaty will not likely take place be-
fore Thursday and possibly Friday.
This ann ouncement was made tonight
by Premier Clemenceau and Secre-
tary Dutasta-
The sinking Of the German war
ships by their crews. it was apparent
today does not effect the general sit
uation with respect TO Germany. There
is no indication that the act of the
Germans will enter into the proceed
ings at the present stage or cause a
reopening OF the negotiations.
While the act is generally de-
nounced as a violation of the armis-
tice technically, If not actually, in
British and American circles, no
marked regret is expressed.
In French quarters, however, there |
is understood to be considerable feel |
ing which it is expected will reflect |
sitself in Italian circles.
France and Italy have been oppos- |
ing the much discussed plan of sink |
ing the German fleet which was favor
ed suppo sedly by the Americans and /
British.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24
ARMY and NAVY
TOCELEBRATE
JULY FOURTH

Fort Barrancas IS to Be the
Scene of a Big Carnival of
Land, Water and Air
Sports.
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weimfrs 8SRd5 p. m. June e2S.-The
national assembly this afternoon
voted to sign the peace terms uncon-
ditionally, the government having suc-
ceeded IN overcoming the opposition
Of those who insisted on two condt-
tons,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-24

The Pensacola Journal
Pensacola's Only Sunday !
Newspaper
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
NEWS or NEW arm

NTscill Corryx pondcncr Of Every Fy,rninE
Newark. Dec. :. ForInc- State Senator
and Mrs David C Rose v 40 several
davs Age moved into their new home on
Depot Road viii entertain ~ d house
warming thus evening Next Wcck they
will leave Tor Palm Beach florida Whrrc
they Vii slsud the winter IN Lclr h0nga-
low
State Bank Commissioner Grorgr J.
Mc4.A, wha alsa Is fra. dent "a nc Men
Castlr Counit School Commission this
week viii move ~ Dover foT thc winter
To facilitate his Official work
Pupls of the eighth graic oi the Newark
grammar school have dva-n4uzcd aud arr
preparing 10 present Tols-o oy : Where
Love Is. There God is Also, in the Opera
House. on December p
Members II the Junior Order American
Mechanics will attend services Id the
Presbyterian Church Sunday
Ar the New Century Club house next
Tuesday evening 8 dance VIII ho held
under the auspices of the Continental
Fibre Go. band
AT the request 81 the New Castle
County Board q Education Or Herbert
J Watson State hacrcrloiogiSt. is making
an ANALYSIS Of the drinking water IN the
county schools
An interesting literary and musical
program WAS given At the meeting Of the
New Century Club Tuesday The pro
gram next week viii include 3 short
sketch of the life oi Adelina PATTI bv
Mrs. J. O. G. Duffy and Mrs 4 Is
Bowen
Il has been decided by the patrons of
the Harmony ~chool on the Limestone
road e build new school hons
Rev Frank Hers9u. pastor ~ \cWark
NJ y Church viii preach On The
Man Who idIouraed tho Meeting
Sunday evening
Queen Esther Circis d II, Methodist
Church viii hold !. meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of Miss Eleanor
Norr1ll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Speclal CORES spondence of Every Evening
Elkton Md Dec 5A meeting viii
b. held IN The county court room. this
afternoon, il lie lnJcres' of the Armenian
syrian Relief
owen G Campbell who died on Mon
day after several months illness. was
buried Yesterday tyeruoon from the home
Of ms parent, near Pleasant Hill
The December term Of court for Cecil
county Will open next Monday The
cs.st oi Grace CUhTou who turned
state : evidence IN the trial in which her
husband was found guilty 0f murder in
the first degree viii be disposed Of II Is
believed the woman viii not be tried on
the murder charge but viii be indicted
o8 d larceny charge
NJ T. Muraon Of near i.lkton mas been
appointed deputy game warden for Cecsl
county and entered upon his duties ycster-
day
Nhilc splitting logs at his horne near
f,gi"yiIle GeoTg. Cr;Ig nad t~o fingers
badly mashed Or Black. ,eho dress cd
thr wounds ias Bopcs u SAVING botb
uuger-
nr Nu5ary z Brush lueclor i rome
lns'itute VINO was IN 4 Baltimore hospital
for several weeks ha~ - fir recovered
~ ~ b. taken to hi- Lotne n la iustitutt
MIR and Mr. II VI Duvckiuck and
daughter of Pls're ~tm ar, spending the
Weekend with relatives IL Princess Anne.
II 4 nster has sold his double dwelling
.pn West 1igh street, Elkton. occupied
hy ! j Minister and G r. BARLEY 10
Coroner VI i Magraw. for 81 300.
J Wood Wright toE many years en-
gagged ii the general store business ~
Lcw.sville, has sold The Business and
tore property to Bard NJ Miller wh0 las
taken possession
Carroll NanpeIt has started an auto
bus line between North fas and Rising
Sun, making three trips daily
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
DEL4WAR CITY.

sr@-lai CcrreSpondeDce % Every Evening
Delaware City Dec 5.-Irvin Bodycot
nf Wilmington and Miss Edith /. Gray.
daughter of Mr. and Nr> Albert Cray Of
NJ Pleasant were married at tt, Meth
ciIst parscnAgp THURSDAY afternoon
November - by Rev. LEVIN " Layflcll
Mr. I.avheld married the parents Of Tho
hride. Albert Gray and Mollie Davis. 81
years ago, n summit Church.
Nrs Eliza Eandegrift left Yesterday for
Philadelphia TO VISIT relatives for . ieu
weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stevens spent
Yesterday IN Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Dec ). Mr.. and Mrs. James
II Huston of West Seaford left this morn,
ing for Newport, n. j., for an extended
visit with their son. Arthur G. Huston
The ladies of the Sorosis were enter
tained, yesterday afternoon, by Mrs
Hattie Johns at her home on Pine street
Mr.. end Mrs Alfonso Harkness Of
Wilmington were guests OF MIR. and Mrs;
John Nlettcn of West Scaford several
davs this week
Seaford Circuit NJ +. Churches have
been blessed with splendid revival, fifty
persons having professed conversion
Revival continues at Concord Church.
Eli Dcrenner of Allannichy, \. j.,
has been spending the week here with
his daughter, wife Of Rev J, II Gardner
Mr. and Mrs Arthur G. Huston, OF Key
port. \. J., spent several DAYS this week
with Mr. Illusions parents, Mr. and Mrs.
james H. Huston, West Seaford
Miss Naudc Dorsey is spending several
days in New York City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Smallpox is Raging to Serious
Extent in the Indian River
District of Sussex County.
HURT BY FALL DOWNS STAIRS
Active Working Teams of Newark
P. f. Church Are in Charge of
Nationwide Campaign
There.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Dec 5-Under the direction
of the rector, Rev. Walter O. Haupt. and
members Of the vestry. teams Of st.
Thomas p. +. Church arc making an
active campaign in the interests of the
Nation Wide Campaign Each team IS
headed by vestrvmar The member
ships of the teams follow
Team No. l.-Alircd \. Curtis, Miss
Audrey Miller and Miss Clarice Weller.
No. :. Charles ". Colmcry, Mrs. G..
W. Coimcry and Mrs. r. II. SanboTn
No. Sd. L,c Rose. Mrs y. J.. Rose
and Mrs Jackson Burnley
No. 4 Georgc Eoh~ou Mrs Thomas
.:Sprogen and Mr. JOSEPH Cristadoro
No. 5.-Dr Gcorg \. IIarter Miss
Flinor Harter and Miss Ammo lIoSsinger-
No Levi X. Bowen, Mrs Rowen.
. Mrs J. Pilling Wright and Mrs. Ernest
Wright.
No. William u. Dean. Mrs W, ID.
. Dean and Miss Lillian Getty,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
LODGE HAS RECEPTION.
Special Correspondents Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
stanton, Dec. Friendship Lodge.
No. {, Shepherds Of Bethlehem, gave 5
reception Wednesday evening. to their
Supreme Deputy, Mrs. Anna Morris.
Of Lsdy Miller Lodge. No 6, Wilmington.
who has been appointed by the Supreme
Lodge IS Deputy Of Friendship Lodge
No4 The following program wss furnished
t7Imental solo, Miss Alce Wollaston
recitation II I.arIs Dickev. dialogue.
Miss Edna Chambers and Earle DIckey.
I4adv Miller Past supreme Commando
of supreme Lodge, and q member Of No
Lodge of Wilmington. also rendered s
solo Refreshments Of sandwiches sud
coffee warn served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
SNiALLPOXIN SUSSEX COUNTY

special Correspondence OF Evrry Evening
Georgetown. Dec. ; J'njos@ there j.
an abatement ia the spread IT M llpoN
in Indian River district within the nest
two Or three DAYS, the State BOARD Of
Health may place a rigid quMsntiue on
the infested districts tlrcadv according
10 one oi the hralth authorities there are
nearly $50 cascs III that section lcstcr-
dav. 30 new cases were discovered and
Tho disease Has nov spread within the
vicinity Of Harne>on. a little town eight
miles from here.
Orders have been issued l'y the state
Board If Health to have an the children
Of the Georgetown pHhbc schools Naccin-
ated, and scores Of thcm arc daily visiting
The offices of nhvslciane for Tins purpose
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
TOLD OF WAR WORK.

7srocisl Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, Dec Edgar NJ. Hopes
ASorlner city engineer Of Wilmington gave
= talk before the Engineering Society u
Delaware COLLEGE last night in " oil
HAL on the Construction Division Of
sthe Army.
Mr. loopcs resigned his position rs
y1tv cngincer carlv in 1917 to accept a
commission rs captain in this DIVISION.
1r his talk NJ gave m idoq ofthc giant task
n this division in prrparlug thr - can
fonmcnts for the National army and tho
National Guard and IN constructing docks.
gharVeS, warehouses. etc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
SELLING RED CROSS SEALS.

.spcctal Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark. Dec. 5 Under the auspices
of the local Chapter of the Red Gross
.zn active campaign Is being made Tor the
sale Of the Christmas Seal. The town
ihas been DIVIDED into districts with 8
worker for each district
Miss Jane Maxwell is chairman Of tho
,commit,.c and her workers arc Mrs
c. l.. Penny. Miss Eleanor Todd. Miss
katherine Steele, Miss Margaret Ander-
son. Mis- Estclla Ycarslev Mrs Annie
Moore. Mr, stella Nogt Mrs Wilmer
Hill. Mrs. c. A. McCuc. Miss Hannah
Marsev. Mrs Anna Steele, Robert Allcn,
Mrs. Herman r. Tyson Mrs bessie
kinch. f. Bayard Carter, Miss Bertha
Welcome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

he flrst dose eases your cold Don I
etay stuffed-up. Quit blowing and sn4-
Hing dose Of .'Papcs Cold Compound
taken every two hours until three dose
are taken usually breaks up severe cold
snd ends all grippe MISERY
Relief awaits you open your ciogged-
up nostrils and the air passages of your
head stop nose running; relieve the
headache, dullness. feverishnes-. sneezlug
soreness and stiffness
''Pape'a Cold Compound il the quick
est surest relief known and costs ONLY
q few cents at drug stores Il acts with
out assistance Tastes nice Contains ~
qulnine Insist on Papesi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
HURT BY FAIL DOWN STAIRS.

special Correspondents" of ENrr> E,"ninE
Georgetown, Dee > " hlr ,ereniiug
stairs nj the home ot her brother ln-law.
DIR G. Frank Jones Wednesday afternoon.
Mss Kate HAYES welt known local
vocalist, fell distance Of about eight
feet TO the bottom, severely hurting her
self.
An examination revealed that no bones
had been broken. but the shock uaS such
that She Is confined to the house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

early life. and soon after his marriage
moved to Chicago. where he had since
resided
Mr.. Blades had successful business
career which gave him prominence. Last
spring he visited his old home town, and
many of his associates in early life We're
glad to see him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
DIED IN CHICAGO.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Sesford, Dec News was received
here last night, Of the death Of Leonard
Blades, on Thursday morning, at his
home IN Chicago, Ill. aged &c years. He
~as born ID Seaford, where he spent his
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

Sarah simon aud Mrs Wood Fancy work
prizes were awarded ta Mrs t.he Hall,
Mrs Aic( uc, Mrs Mood, Hiss Pauline
iochen and Mrs George l}urrts,
Frederick Snvler wa~ judge for
.au earn and vegetables. and Mrs SNYDER
iol the W0gucu exhibits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

I'LL Gfange. 1T the RISE I'LL school house.
Preceding the show there va. 4 musical
and literary entertainments, I'r1es we're
given for tho best exhibit If teld corn.
potatoes. pumpkins falef3 and beets
tmaHg I'll. prile VInntfsMere + Il lIruitl
Nillam Mrgeins1H Iesse iaeilaa. IalIa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

Hopkins. Mrs David Lemon NJ Il. ~ttah
Suuou sad FRANK Nleggiu5pu
In th., women department. prices
we're awarded tnr ba5l Iar4 ~ canned
fruit vegetable and ieIN II Mrs L Ii
Hewitt. AIR Clarence Williams Mrs
NJ L Sutton Mrs Jas JneaUn Mrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
&c. - II 8 D u Days.

Druggists refund money .f Pa1o Oint
m,,nt fails 10 care Itching. Blind, Blcchne
or Protruding Piles Steps Irritation
Soothes and Heals lol can get rcstfu
Sleep aftc- the FIRST application Prics 6Oc
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
ontrary Tactics.

What made tile men ii that shop
walk OUT
'BccaI4c th-s ard ttp1 hoe.c, Hsd
4 Fun-iu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
PRIZES AWARDED.
Rose Hill Grange Has Corn and segeta-
BILE ShoNY, and Literary Program.

successful corn and vetegable SLOW
VAS given Wednesday night BY Rose