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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17
ESCUELA GRADUADA DE INGLES
VACANTE EN- DORADO

Los aspirantes para cubrir dicha va
cante deberan enyiar sus solicitudes in
mediatamente al Inspector de Escuelas,
Toa Baja, P. r.
Una entrevista personal, aunque no
es necesaria, seria muy recomendable.
Toa Baja, P. r., Sept. 20, 1919. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17

A la verdad que la psicologia femeni
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-17
NJ. RIOS ocANA.

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-14
UNNERSALISTS
TO Be ACTIVE
LOCAL CONGREGATION HAS SE-
CURED NEW PASTOR AND WILL
INCREASE ACTIVITIES IN ALL
CHURCH WORK.

With the coming of the mid winter
season, and the increase of visitor to
Pensacola, the Universalist congrega-
ton is charging. and the possibility
of resident pastor is adding TO the
interest of the church life.
A member of the congregation,
much interested in its development,
gives this insight into some of the ac-
plishments of the Universalist
Church in Pensacola.
Many people do not know what
Universalisn is. Many others in this
city do not really know that there is
a Universalist Church here. On East
Chase Street there has been one for
many years, but 1t has sometimes been
rented to other denominations and It
has also been called dormant
church
The truth of the matter is that in
spite Of being often criticised by those
who know about Uniyersalism only
from Iearsay and inspite of being con-
sidered dormant, that church has in O.
quiet way been doing things. 1t IN
cludcs in its active membership a
group of young people. young men
and women we'll known in the city and
some older people and little children
too. For several years these various
people have been getting ready for
greater activity. A new pastor is now
in town and plans are being made
for re gular services and week day ac-
tivities of value to all who participate.
The renewal or increase of activities
Of any OF the churches or institutions
OF a city are of Importance to the citi-
zens and the progress of this society
will enlist our interest and we shall
hope that it viii prove to be another
asset OF the community"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-14
/ NASTY COLD
EASEO 1T ONCE
"Pape's Cold Compound" Then Breaks
Up a Cold In Few
Hours.

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffiing, a dose of "Pape's Cold
Compound taken every two hours un-
til three doses are taken usually breaks
ur severe cold and ends all grippe
misery.
Tne very first dose opens your clogsed-
up nostriis and the air passa ges of the
head; stops nose running: relieves the
headache. dulIness, feverishness, sneez>
ing, soreness and stiffness.
.Pape's Cold Compound'' is the quick
est, surest relief known and costs. only
few cents at drug stores 1t acts with
out assistance, tastes nice, contains no
auinine.-Insist upon Pape's.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-14
COMMUNITY SERVICE
PLANS ARE DISCUSSED
Business Men Meet With National d.
rector to Map Out Program.

4 meeting of business men of Pen
sat ola interested in community service
work was called yesterday morning at
he Army and Navy Club, for the pur-
pose of meeting f. C. Williams, of the
National Community Service. who has
7een spending several days in the city
in the interest of the continuation of
Community work in this city.
Among those in attendance at the
meeting. besides Mr.. Williams. were
r. r.. Malone, George w. Howe and
J. NJ Muldon. of the finance commit
tee; Henry Hyer. Malcolm Yonge and
T. H. Aiken, of the Hospitality Com
mittce Rev. John II Brown and l. w.
chalker, of the religious committee;
Or. J.. dM. Blocker and John A. Mer-
rift. of tie executive committee = Nor
ris Levy and Dr. William Alderman,
of the music committee, and Mrs.
Walker Tngraham, representing the
woman's committee.
The following invitation was ex-
tended for community work, and hear
tilY approved.
Gentlemen Earnestly desiring to
make Pensacola n city where boys
I'D girls shall grow up under the best
conditions and where every member
of the community shall have whole
some opportunities and influence for
their leisure or off time hours, and
believing one of the best ways to make
and keep our community a good place
for all of US to live in is to develop
fully the existing social and recreation-
al resources of our community, we ex-
tend to you herewith an invitation to
Your organization to assist us for a
temporary period in the planning and
execution of local program of Com
munity Service.
We understand that for a period OF
not to exceed three months, and with
out cost to us, your representative
Will plan with committee OF citi-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-14

zens OF Pensacola. Fla. a program of
such community activities as a study
of our city will indicate are needed.
and will help to outline a budget ade-
quate to carry the proposed program
fox teh first year.
Community service is now being
conducted in Pensacola by national
headquarters for the next three
months. after which time. if continued
at all. it will be under the auspices of
a local committee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-14

was returned.
Sentence has not been passed by
Judge Sheppard upon the defendant
The case was hard fought on all points
the prosecution being conducted bS
District Attorney John L. Medley and
Assistant Attorney Geo. Earl Hoff-
man, while the defendant was repre-
scented by John H. Carter, of Marianne
and Phillip Beall of the local bar.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-14
WATCHMAN NEEDED
AT FORT BARRANCAS

The U. s. Civil Service Commission
announces an examination for 3rd
grade Cor subclericaD. for men only, TO
be held at Pensacola. on December 4.
1919. Vacancies in the position of
Waterman in the quartermaster corps
at Fort Barrancas. at $3.50 year, will
be filled from this examination. The
age limits are 20 to So years. For fur
Their information and applications ad-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-14
VERDICT OF GUILTY
IN CLEMENTS CASE

The entire time of federal court yes
terday was taken up in the trial OF
the case of w D. Clements, former
postmaster at Kinaird, charged with
the embezzlement of postoffice funds
in the approximate amount of $275.
The case was given to the jury early
last night and after being out for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-14
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
NIusterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff JointS-DriveS Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use
Sfusterole once you experience the
.Iad relief il gives
Get a Jar at once from the nearest
drug store. 1t is clean, white ONT
nent, made with the oil of mustard.
Better than mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed on!
Musteroie is recommended by many
doctors and nurses Millions of jars are
used annually for bronchitis. Group. stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pIeurisy. rheu-
matism, lumbago, pains and aches OF the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles.
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet. colds of
the chest cit often prevents pneumonia
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-14

Board. Pensacola, or the Secretary.
Fifth Civil Service District, Postoffice.
Atlanta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
ITRATAN DE LLEVAR Ell
CAPITAL ~EXTRANJERO
Los jaliscienses hardn una
aetna propaganda para
clio en- Europa y
America

GUADALAJARA, Jalisco ,Agost'
l5.-Ei Comite "Pro-Jalisco' cue
Sc organize hace dos semanas, ha
quedado Va t~otalnlentc tornado. La
Mesa directiva ha Gstado constante-
merte recihiendo adhesiones dc We
cinos del Estado de Jaiisco y de Ia
colonia ialiscicnse radIcada en- Ia
capital de la R~epGbiica.
Un intenasante folleto Va a dar5e
a la publicidad muy en- brcve. Este
toilette Sc repartira en- todas las ma
clones del Vicjo Mundo Y de Anne
RIGA, para yer 81 es possible lograr Ia
inversion de grandes capltaias eX-
tranjeros en- nuestra entidad, que
den impulse a Ia agricultural, indus
tri Y comercio.
La comisi6n de- r~ecaudaclon que
90 Va i~ntegrada, ror a~ombramlento
QUO hizo la mesa d~ireCtiva "Pro-Ja-
cisco" LIS persoras que Ia f0rman,
son las siguicntes: Lie. Jose Maria
! C9rvera, Presidente Ge Ia Comlslon;
Jesus Camarena, Ramon Castaneda
" Castaneda, AGustin Basave, Agus-
tin Bancalari. Carlos lbarra. Euge-
Mo Pinscn. Eduardo L6pez-Porlllo'
Cristian Shytnan, Federico Newton,
j. Manakata, Jose Blalchi, Emilio
! Keller, Ernesto .Tavclly. Jose Maria
Schaider. Manuel @Isunza, Fedro Ora
NADIA, Guiiicrmo CaHetllo, Octavio
Escobosa, Leonides Miguez, Jose Go
mez Arreola, Jose G.. Rivas, Jose
. Prieto Rivas, Tort!no Iaine Y JOSS
Cortes.
Dentro de pocos dias. q~uedaran
integradas las otras comisiones que
marcharan de acuerdo con IA Mesa
Dircctiva. Les mienbrcs de Ia Conf
sion de Rccaudac:on Sc han acerca-
do 4 personals acaudaladas Ge Qua
dalajara. que deseen 81 progrcso y
adelanto de Jalisco. con ell objeto
de soljcltar 81 ayuda pec1niaria, pa
IA la publication de otros muchos
folletos &c suma lmrortarcia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
We'd 10 que dicen de mi.
(Elene de Ia 3a.)


trUcci6n Publica para 1910 era dc
100000 de pesos. C.! De 1919 sc,
nala solo ,. 100000 para ramo tan
importantc.
Describe ciudadcs Y campo>. IA
bricaS ' tallcrcS baSandoSc en- cI
dicho de pcri0GicoS m~cyicanOS Il
migos del actual dcSordcn dc cosaS
" concluyc aSi: La ciudad ticne
IN aSpccto Iugubre ' cSa lobrcgucZ
81 accntjIa mas cuaudo Sc cOmpa-
ran los obScuroS c inmundoS patioS
en- que languidcccn en- Sucia pro
misruidad hOmbrcS'v muicrcS ham
bricDtos de la clasc popular con
las DqIgcioS edificQdox Dor cicati.
ricoS Gci rCgimcp dc Diq-. en- quc
rcIcbr0v ob>rcUGS 0rgiGS los jcic2
ccrrgycjxios, Ell miymo Cqrrqn.o
Lp cScojido para ST riricadd la
,,,o,;iic, casa n1mcro ~ del PA.
SEQ dc Ia PcformQ. GAIA general
if;cpc ouCrdiGs nara Su rcSidcnci0
IN bo7dGs mii;fgrcs nara que 10 di.
! rirrtqn..
Ia destruction de toda activiGad
nrodurtiva on Mexico Dor In cod,
Gin de este partido ha privado 1
miles dc individuos de la oportuni,
dad de canarSc la vida Y Ia trai,
do al pals cntcro Il un estado dc
/ miscria impossible dc deScribir. Los
tclcgramaS r~cfieren que condicio,
mes ScmciantcS cxistcn en- Russia Il
causa de las infamias dc los Dol,
ShcyiqucS. Por Il h~azaIaS dc que,
mar campoS, fabricas ' clcvado,
res de granoS Y destruir animalcS,
los /. W. ". han probable que, 81
cOnSiguieran domlnar en- nucStro
pals harlan 10 que Carranza en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

La ca.npana contra los esrecjIado-
res Sc ha in;ciado activa y solo en- Ia
e ciudad &c Nucva York Sc han encon-
trado where's por valor &c cincuen-
IA millones de pesos, les que sc te-
MAN o~cultos para ser vendidos en- su
o~pcrtunidad a precio DC hambre. \
n campana scmejante "a 4 empren
Gerse en- TODD cl pals.
.Ademas, ell gohiernc ha puesto en-
venta todas las mcrcarcias que teria
dispuestas para ell ~ej6Tcito, en- case
&c Que Ia guerra europea Sc hublera
~prolongado este ano. Dlchas mer-
cancias van a ser Nenaidas por c!
! Correo. en- forma dc bultcs postales,
para que los beneficiados sean los
robres. Otros artichos 81 venderaE
en- las Oficinas de Correos del rails.
Con tales disposiciones es SECURE
que los where's bajaran. 10 mlsmo cue
los vestidos, y que TO Sc dara ei case
de u los zapatos valgan Ell ell proNl
mo invierno $50 v IN vestido para
nombre $3.50. como Sc venla anun-
"iandc. a fin de justificar 4 los aca-
, paradores por e: aurcnto eHorbltan-
lie del costo de IA vida.
Dolorosa se.saci6n ha cauSado en-
ire todos los amantes del orden, Ia
noticia de Ia derrota del a!mIrante
Ko!chak, que deste hacc tempo vie
ne luchando con suertc var!a con-
ira los bolshevikis Qle So han lmpucs
to nor Ell terror en- Russia. klolcslaH
tiene el merito de luchar cast sin elc
mentcs. porque los aliados nc han
ouerido o no han rcdido ayudarle
cn,iindolc elementos lie guerra pa
Ia armar IN ejGrcito poderoso que
en- poco tiempo inpusiera la Paz en-
Russia.
Como IN palliative q esa derrota
llega tan,biGn la noticia dc cue los a
.iados han inflingido una seria de-
rrota Il los bolshcvikis.
Los rumanos han cntrado a san
ere V fucgn q Budapest. Ia capital de
Huneria. Dcr7 sccIn SC desperate de
los Ultimos ~telegramas, los aliados no
Sc o~pondria a Que c]ontinUen ALL. pa
ra sue c~ontcnean los d~es1lanes &c los
sov:et:stas kiagarcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
10 acusa de raPto

FL senior Aurelio Ortiz, Sc prcsen-
to en- Ia Estaci0n Central de Poll
cia acusando 4 IN meXiclnO de ha-
Der cometido cl delito de rapto en-
Ia persona De ura scnorita meXica-
ma. La p~olicia aprehead!1 al Hrcsun-
to responsible, al que consign6 a "a
autoridad correspondence para que
applique la icy, segin eI case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

dificuitad Y min cortratiempo algu,
no. demuestra al mundo que conner
cial V m;iitarGcnte ell Golfo de Me
x;co ha quedado convertible en- I'm Ia
20 americana, a~travesado por el Mi
ssissipi, Ia gran via fluvial ameri-
cana. del cual ruedc decirse que el
Canal dc Panama es ST. p~rolonga-
ci6r.
81 con "a construction del Canal
de kiei Sc asaEuraba que Alcma-
MA habia doblado Ia eficiencia de
su flcta, 10 mencs que puede decir-
Sc cs que los Estados Unidos sc han
convertible, con Ia aperture del Ca
nal de Panama II !a primera potca-
cia naval del orbe, va que la reunion
de ambas flotas, la del Atlantico Y
Ia del Pacifico, es question de unos
cuantos dias.
Las pctencias n~a"ales de las que
pudiera temer en- 10 future Ia ma
ci5n norte-americana son Inglaterra
ror ell orientc, Y e. Ja96n por q Po-
nicntc. Ahora bien: a conccntra-
ci6n de una u otra flota para atacar
a las ccstas americans en- IN mo-
mento dado, tardaria mas Cue la cor
contraction de las dos fl0tas aneri-
canas en- las playas amenazajas. Is
to sin contar cor que los EstaGos
Unidos puedcn poner en- pic de que
RIA, en- corto tempo, miliones dc
hombres; que Ia Maria de guerra
americana va 4 ser ~aumcntada prox!-
mamente V que muchos barcos mer-
cantes pIcden transformarse, con
rclativa facilidad. en- buques dc quo
IRA. o en- #uXiliares de ellos.
Pero presto que nj el Jar0n nj In
glatcrra cometeran Ia iocura dc alta
car 4 los Fstados Unidos, las flotas
de los tres paiscs 81 pueden hacer que
Ia oaz impere en- q mINdo. va 10
Gijo el Secratario de Marina ameri-
cano 81 revistar Ia Flota en- san Die
go: "Esta flota es para II Daz de!
mundo".
FL p~roblema del alto costo re Ia
vida Sc esta resoiviondo & gran pri-
81. Fl mismo Pr2sidcrte Wilson, en-
el mensaje que leyo ante eli Congre-
so, sobre csc particular indic6 que
haria ia guerra a rllertc q los acapa
radores dc los articulos de primera
.recesiGad, va que FOR los datos que
tiene ell gobierao SC viane en- como
cimiento dc &C hay a~ctualmente en-
los Estados Unidos mas nrovisiones
Que hace IN ano. 10 cual demuestra
cue el ALA ~inmodcrada solo Sc dcbc
a Ia espcculacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

Las hinchazoncs ca-s2das por n inflama-
c:6n. oor los -c5friados. fractures de los hue-
SOS. dolores de mueias, neuralgia . reuna-
tismo. Sc alivian con RALLAI:D'S Snow
LININENT. De0e ser b:ea f-otaLo sobfc "a
pa-te enfecma- 81 gran poder p@ne.raatH y
cicatrizador. hacc que 81 dolor icsapIrc=ca.
reduce las hinchazones = rronto ia un alivio
complete y durade-o. De vcHts on l. Botica
dc San Pedro. 90 ". Commerce ST.. San
Antonio. Texas. C!AGv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

los EStados Unidos. La TRACTION
practicada a sabiendas, ' Ia que
IRA estipidamentc provocada ' Sa-
crilegamente impedida: he afui 81
ideal de nueStro salvador.
San Francisco, Calf, agOsto Q
de 1919.
!. SALADO ALVAREZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

La flota americana que parts ha
ce POGO de Hampton Roads, cerca
6e Nueva York, ha lIegado d San
Diego, California, Y en- estos momen
tos prosiguc su marcha hacia san
Francisco.
FL paso de Ia Flota por el Canal
de Panama, realizado sin Ia menor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

!. SALADO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
DISSERTATION PART OF
BOLSHEVIK PROGRAM
pr,ucrty and Persons ~ tic Well
"a. DO Are SpCCinl Objects Of spite
From Red EinhuCS.
GROWING WORSE DAILY
Farmers Loaf ON the job and Wait
for big Hearted America 10
Come tO h,~Cuc.

yIESNA May f.. OrJ MAID ..
Conditions In Budapest and the sur.
rgurIinE country under the hntaf.
ur ..ycrnuent ~ Bella Kun aud hI.
,g...l arc grUtcsquo IL has just u,.
COM known The Countess ktda s
,,I..J1ing sta'rways 30 One OF the
CITY prisons count julius SIcDhuuyI
ago 90. formerly master OF the
III. horse, i- one uf those who has
incurred thc dIspicasurU ~ he ruling
fuf.,. In spite Of his age, no hit
be-. furClhly removed from his home
Aru Imprisoned. Nuai disposition Wll.
be made OF Inn ls not likely tu reach
M, public until 30 has been ordered
aru .Aocutcd.
r,r.y room In hc handsome
u4..Ip palace OF Count Louis
ku.N The former Austrian am
baElHor 90 London. is occupied by
sum, one Of the yluuiDi prJ.rttr.t'
~. such results aa might ny rA.
10 .I SfovcpIpvs stick from tH,
lau. .urtaIncu window and lIu SILK.
covered walls are smoky. rflmy and
g.,a.t Protective covers have been
Torn from rich dNuus and hand
su.. chairs 90 bc used FOR dishrIE-.
Costly bronzos, clipped and uuu-
s... hN' N'tAAk h'''N |AN I'..iH NNNH|NhHh N
uy .Hy prplciariuu children.
Dirt ana Iilth Rule
q. ls the same lu me handsome
residence of Count Aulb.sy next
door, where sguulur and dir. lr,
rapidly replacing the muru.fi.Uurv
and polish ut a happier dag
INNs hN day comes 'un news ui
Increasing violence uu iNn part OF
fH... Who are IN power Tho latest
lr, uurs have 60 DO with Ludw.-
AlHE. former president ~ the
Hungarian purlamcn, ilr was
.t..s.I %. his country hum, and
While being taken into Budapest
was akru from the train and .ho.
tu drl.h ny tho red guard who CAV,
as lu excuse that be- vas fu.Us 60
escape
Altogether the situation in uuil-
pes. is rapidly approaching the
point where there W.|I De 'UD gu.-
tomary appeal 20 the great .h.g.
hearted America 20 feed and cloth,
ih, people Security uf He aud prun.
ery s growing less with every wora
and 'hr once magnificent ,l'y is zap
idly taking ON an appearance 'u
which i'4 people have hitherto beer
strangers
Waiting for Help.
Neglect OF agriculture ls on" uf
NE outstanding features OF tur SIT.
uata0 10 !s estimated fHt 90 per
cen, NJ the ullabic soil has not been
ploWrI. partly due to The Glsurg1u-
izau1n and dcmorlllliilon ue.
cas1acd by an order of tho soviet
sh'ah forced Landowners 20 Elsc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
Ny q j MANNEN KENNY

10y - }. NAlAlNfsN Is sNN
LOSDON AT tho moment Ire
hand is the darkest spot In all the
wide British dominious Sullen on
the surface, sccthiug beneath II with
a discomfort that manifrsts Itself aC-
tiNoly where II can dare and pas
SIS oily whore 10 dare would be to
court a quIuklimcd grave, It is "A
challenge 10 the capacity of British
H'a''cruf' and q standing menace 10
the international relations of the
British empire
For Ireland is today IN very truth
governed hy the naked slbcr II
must continue 90 bee $50 governed 80
long AS British ministers shirk re-
sporNhity ind refuse To act with
foresight with hcrUym. n you like,
hut above all WIN sympathy and
Imagination. --s--,.s
The mailed fst-ct tba.yA ckboot can
mover ucoed 10 r-p~sWtrH the sen
tmonts of a pcoplh, mn Irish scnu-
mont and traditr0H -bavc survived
700 years. and the current Is strong
rr than ever today new impetus
was ohligingly supplied from Down
.ug street through Dublin castle
ippt "nnlrhrouiGm" that Mr. As
lulth condemned 80 strongly when
ne went tD Dublin 20 see and speak
bot not prepared 90 act and the
result is that msfrust ~ British and
1ll things british blnzcd forth with a
ucrcor intensity than the present
generation I'm ireland has ever
known.
John BULLS Othcr Island
lu few weeks the british people
Will hc celebrating the greatest Vic
tory history has had 90 record hut
thrr" hours sail across the Irish
scp lies 100 island that ls within tho
British empire. but does not account
Itself .or. 10. whose people are the
hrlN'st In the world. given a flag TO
fight under that they viii recognize.
This people. whose national char
actar.si.e is chiyhry. will stand aside
in these rojUID.ugs. To-day. lrishmen
VIII Doe heard 90 say. "WhR, is it TO
us thd britain has won the war;
And The average Englishman. who
takes hH opinions from a certain
section ~ the press and probes no
deeper .r'o the outcome ~ political
actions that do not Immediately con
crrn him. will doubtless answer. ''lf
England had not won the war, you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
The Mailed Fist in Ireland
Courage and Imagination Must Supersede, Troops
and Tanks

would be In tho soup. Victory for
you means national existence, as it
does for us and Tor all tho FREQ poo-
pies of the earth"
Aye will como back the bitlng
retort no people can have free
national existence with 10000 troops
In occupation ot their country ana
with spies and agents pruyucateur.
IN every village ana at every street
corner"
We'll, n that is done In our name.
ana rcb"llious country. and cannot
be trusted This Is the only am
s"cr that tho chief secretary for
ireland has TO offer
English statosmanship has fallen
into the habit ~ rcsorting tu th,
subtcrfuEe ~ conccalIug us own
lneptitudo In regard to ireland be.
mind tho excuse that Il IS driven To-
take an otherwise indercnAhlc line
OF action by force Of circumstance.
and, of course. it conveniently ig
norcH or deliberately refuses iu
recognize. that these very circum-
stances have been created by ,ta
own politicians
ii-gnh Glimpse uf Promised Land
The British people three times de-.
termlncd by the clcnrrst and most
uncquivocal mandate that was ever
held by ministry that the Irish r,o-
pie should have home rule Thr,.
generations ~ lrishmcu had fought
for this. and the ireland OF pre-
Ulster volunteer days was willing 10
accept e. The golden hrldLo OF
good will had been built uJryEs the
irish sea. An cNpoc'unt propl" had
been vouchsafcd a rlsrah glimpse of
the promised land Then Sir Edward
Carson staged the Ulster volunteers.
and Lord Northcliffc provided tho
audience by means NJ his powerful
newspaper organizations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
MOTOR TRUCKS ARE TO
REPLACE ASIA CAMElS

LAFAYETTE. Ind June c7
Camcls in southern Asa are going
90 have competitors Ia American
mado motor trucks 4 local firm
that manufacture steering gears
has been informed by motor truck
company that thirty motor trucks.
equipped with their steering gears.
have been shipped 10 the AEricul.
tural Colonization company for use
IN Central Asia, west Of The Lrctt
Gobi desert. The trucks Will cover
a distance OF 1000 miles between
Tien Tsin, China, and kuIJl, the
cQmp1ny's headquarters. They Will
displacc caravan company that
now uses O0d camcIs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-29
COLE MOTOR CAR COMPANY
ANNOUNCE ALL-SEAS0N CAR

In Announcing it's new all season
cars tho Col" Motor car company
rrcrsntH a series COZ -, automobiles
which afford distinctly now ajytu
tagrs 100 enclosed car design.
They are marked Improvement
ovor the conventional types NJ Tho
past and give 'o tho enclosed oquip
ages chnracicriaucs which formerly
vrro assucutrl only with cars oi
"a, open type
NThcrc are six models In mo lne