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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-12-04
U. S. ARMY GOODS FOR SALE

| e. S. army steel ranges, regulation No
), made on strictly government specifi.
long. SO inches high, large bake oven
warming closet. ornamental back, water
back ready to connect with tank; worth
| $500: new: good condition S675o
Z. S. army galvanized hot water tanks
S2-gallon caracity, s24.s5.
| U. S. army regulation shoes, genuine
quality :: wonderful shoe for 1855
u. S. army heaters improved King Bee
Air Blast. ~ inches high. s22.5o.
u. S. army heaters, Magic, &c inches
high; good condition; order today, $3.50
L. S. army heaters, Lone Star" No
3. SS inches high. 16 inches inside, SIC. so.
1880
U. S. army olive drab wool blankets,
renovated and repaired, S6.35.
Z. s. army gray wool blankets, a
choice lot, practically new, $685..
U. S. army rubber articles, good condi-
ton, s2.95.
U. S. arm yraincoats, used, but in
serviceable condition. 1915.
q. S. army ponchos, used, but good
e. S. Army canvass Ieggins. very
handy for cold and wet weather also for
fishing, hunting. general wear; good,
heavy canvas, pair, 90 cents
Z. S. army wool overcoats, velvet col
lar; seen only slight service and in eX-
cellent condition, 1885.
Z. S. army sheep-lined coats. new. So
inches long; beautifully finished: a fine
coat for real comfort; mole skin collar
s2S 90.
u s. army blue wool overcoats, lined
to waistiine; clean and in good condi-
ton, $3.50.
T. s. army wool underwear: very de-
sirable; used, but in good condition; per
garment, $1.S5.
u S. army steel double deck cots;
good condition, $500.
u. s.. army Mcclellan saddles; new
SPECIAL lot. 1925.
u. S. army leather saddIebags, S4.95
u. S. leather open brides, 1915.
U. $. army haversacks: seen service.
but good condition: excellent for hunt
ing, fishing, camping, school bags, ETC.,
45c and 75c grades.
U. S. army brass shells, 8 inch and 70
NJ A beautiful souvenir of war, or Christ
er vase, electric lamp, etc. Order more
than while they last; So dozen, or,
each, csc
English haversacks with strap, neat
bag, for fishing. hunting, school books.
etc, s1.45.
Pocket knives: a dandy Christmas
present; brand new; high grade: four
numbers, $3.50. Sl.75. S1.3s and S2.25.
A full carload of wv. B. W. nickel sill
verware; U. S. army forks. $3.50 gross,
10c eah. 40c half dozen, 75c dozen. U. $.
army dessert spoons $3.50 gross. 10c
WRITE FOR CAT-ALoG-Our terms:
Cash with order. Reference: Any bank
in Greenville. Your money back if not
sa tisfied. Prices T. o. 3. Greenville.
Please include postage when ordering
goods sent by parcel post Railroad fare
ing our store. and purchasing $500 or more
within 30o-nile radius.
BRADLEY BONDED WAREHOUSE CO,
Greenville, S. c.
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requisite for the drilling, installing and
completing said wells, pumping apparatus
and other fixtures and equipment men :
toned and contemplated in the plans and
speciflcations for the work covered by
said specifications
Section 3. That the work and materials
requisite for drilling, installing and COM
pietins SAID wells pumping apparatus and
other fixtures and equipment mentioned
shall be paid for from the proceeds of the
sale of improvement Bonds for SIS 00o 90
Ior extending and improving the City,s
Water System as provided in the reso :
luton adopted May 27th, 1919 and APP
proved by the qualified voters of the
CITY at the election held June End, 1919
which said bonds Were recently sold to
n. $. Hill and company.
Section 4. That this ordinance shall
take effect Immediately upon its passage
and publication for three consecutive DAYS
in The Pensacola Journal, a newspaper
printed in the City of Pensacola
Attest: L. E. -Heinberg, City Clerk
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PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO.

PROPOSED ORDINANCE NO. 81
Introduced by Commissioner Hinrichs at
the meeting of the Board of Commits
.sioners of the City of Pensacola held
on December End, 1919.
AN ORDINANCE TO BE ENTITLED:
An Ordinance to provide for the drill
ing. and installation of two additional
wells and pumping apparatus for the
Pensacola Water Works and TO otherwise
improve said Water Works System.
Be it ordained by the Board of Com
missioners of the City of Pensacola:
Section l. That two additional wells
and pumping apparatus and equipment
shall be provided for the Pensacola Water
Works in conformity with the plans and
specifications therefor recommended by
the Superintendent of said Water Works
that are now on file in the office of the
City Clerk.
Section 2. That Immediately upon the
adoption of this ordinance the Board of
Commissioners shall advertise for bids
for the letting of contract for the per-
Torrance of the work and furnishing all
material and other things necessary or
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In Escamba County Circuit Court. state
of Fiorida-In Chaneery..-
Margaret Sheppard, a widow. VS.. Charles
Sheppard and Agnes F. Sheppard, his
wifeA
On Monday. the 18th ssay of December
A. ID. 1919. the defendants, Charles Shep-
pard and Agnes f. Sheppard. his wife,
are required to appear to the bin filed
against them herein
This order to be published once each
week for four consecutive weeks in The
Pepsacola Journal, a newspaper published
In said Escambia county.
JAS. MAcGIBBON,
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY NJ. T.. BELL. d. c.
Pensacola Fla. November II, 1919.
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CIRCULATION
INCREASING

Remember, to be sure of your
copy of the Sunday journal. it
is necessary that you order the
paper regularly from The journal,
Phone 1900. Read the Want Ad
pages today.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Large Hudson Roadster.
flne looking car and in Al mechan-
ical condition. Am leaving city and must
sell No reasonable offer refused. can
De seen at Palmers' Garage, West Ro-
mana St sae
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FOR SALE-Packari piano. victrola, re-
lfigerator, wardrobe, book case, books.
bed, 3 rockers. gas range, center table.
Kitchen cabinet. Langshang Chickens.
AVN mower and other articles. Wayne
Thomas, 922 n 9Th Ave. $40
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FOR RENT

roR RENT-Light housekeeping rooms
Apply 1906 East LaRua street $50
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OF the
lies partly submerged at the side of the y
Intending purchasers must satisfy themselves the vessels
All offers must be accompanied by certified checks for bid
the to
addressed to 8
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FOR RENT-Two large connecting rooms
Tor light housekeeping. Modern con-
Neniences. Apply 70S East Cervantes
street or phone 1920
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PERSONAL

PHERoReELisT f2,x
YOUR MIND READ. VISIT THE
MADAM 1927, S. PALAFox. OFFICE
HOURS FROM 9 A. M. TO 10 p. NJ.
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POSITION WANTED

(white1 wants position Jan. LIST: 10.
years experience AL baker. Address "J,''
Care Journal. S66
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WANTED-Pcsition as shipping clerk.
have had 2 years experience in whole
sale grocery house: can furnish best of
references. C. B. Gennett, Station A.
$40
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~ SALE CHEAP-Chalmers six. wire
ditior roadster in AL mechanical on
are, u 80, an n good condition. Can be seen
- 80 ~ 9th Ave. Phone 201a. s45
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psss StaaLE-Asparagus Ferns 1870 r..
- SAT
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OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-A PARTY TO INVEST
$4,000 IN AN ESTABLISHED Bust
NESS; HALF INTEREST: PROFITS
S12 900 YEARLY; EXPERIENCE NOT
NECESSARY: CHANCE FOR ACTIVE
MAN. ADDRESS OPPORTUNITY -
CARE JoURNL. SO
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cor,on Lcit-7 room house and six lots.
S1s nc ,Gonzalez and c. streets Apply
@aFfagossa st. 1905
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUSE. THREE
on FOUR ROOMS. GOOD LOCATION
W. CHARLES HEINZ CARE PENSA-
cola JOURNAL. 1907
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WANTED TO BUY-Two small wood OF
coal heaters Phone sSs 9ss
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N ESCAMBA COUNTY, COURT OF
RECORD. STATE OF FLORIDA-IN

RECORD. STATE OF 4ELOEIDA--IN
CHANCERY.
Herbert Davis, complainant, VS.. Cattle
Nav Davis, defendant.
On Monday the 5th day of January.
A D. 1920. the defendant. Cattle May
Davis is required to appear to the bill
filed against her herein.
This order to be published once each
week for Four Ia consecutive weeks in
the Pensacola Journal a newspaper pub
Iished in said Escambia County
w p. Rice, Clerk Court Of Record,
BY A. Il. TidweH. d. c.
Pensacola. Fla, December srd. 1913
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FOR SALE-Iron Bec, cresser wash
stand, buffet. 40 East Gregory. sss
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REPAIRING

DIR. fIAMILToN-THE SAW DENTIST.
Saw Teeth Properly Treated: also
Grinding Knives. Shears. etc Hand
saws 4nc 223 East Intendencia street.
Cross-Cut Saws Gummed. 2S0o
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hos nsAl4E-Furnishine of three room
rentin, complete With privilege of
f, ,7,i.ls mouse New and up to date
Phone 241o-W. 1905
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Foh RENT-To desirable parties, three
hood; location unexcelled: one-half block
East. Hill car line. Use of bath, lights
and phone 1929. 1925 E. Mallory street.
SCI
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FOR SALE-Cheap, small size gentle
man bicycle, cheap for cash. Also
4isa grade electric piano in good order
Will sell on terms and at sacrifice. Both
can be seen at 131 North Palafox street
6. ". Reeve. the tailor.
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& a.aaR aaa az
&
& LOCAL MARKETS. d
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{ saa8 HERE KRaaa s
Wholesale.

The quotations of the local whole
sale markets remained firm yesterday
Produce.
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FOR SALE-Buick Six, five-passenger.
900 90. Terms If wanted. Pensacola
Feed Co. pos
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W ANTED-Position as collector or sales
man in store have experience in book
keeping, and can give reference. p. w. G.
care Journal a91
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Brand NEW REX VISIBLE TYPE
.MRITsR. EQUIPPED WITH EVERY
MODERN FEATURE AND FULLY
S5gsHNIEED. WILL SELL FOR $500
PER MONTH A. =. NEtJIlNc s11
NH AVENUE, NORTH, PHONE 2o3o.
$50
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CENSUS CLERKs-fMen. women> 1000
needed. SOS month. Experience un-
necessary. Examinations Pensacola De
,ember 10. January Z. For free particu-
lars. write J. Leonard Former govern
ment examfner) 961 Equitable Bldg.
Washington. e55
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FOR SALE-Seconu HAND newfnr ma
chimes. ali makes 500 up. Guaran-
,-sa. Reynalds Music House. Phone
M 1885
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=, N answering advertisements be sur
% mention The Journal.
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WANTED-Immediate position. typesr.
cashier or office work, can use adding
machine, have experience. References il
desired Salary sixty to eighty dollars.
will consider position any where. address
F. w. Box 10a, Bonify, Florida aa4
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wANTED-A few good joiners for ship
work. also three electricians for conduit
work Communicate with the employ
ment manager of the Pensacola Ship
Building company.
WANTED-Steno pher for saw mill
office good salary. and chance for adj
vancernenf In reply give reference and
salary expected. Address B61, care
Pensacola Journal
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FOR SALE
CoCA-C COLA BoTTLlNtG PLANT

FOR SALE-By owner 1s2 West Zarra-
gossa street corner store, and two story
residence facing Barcelona ST. same
lot and at 200 Vest Zarra gossa. col
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AND FOUND

night on show
grounds. ladies' gold watch and chain,
Initials. NJ T. $1,000 reward if returned
to 1920 North Eighth avenue. CSC
IOST-One setter dog. white with brown
spots. Return to w. A. Leonard. s
S. Palafox-st. sss
lLosT-soLID GOLD POWDER BOX
Ann GOLD LIP SALVE, GOLD
CHAIN. INITIALS n. M. r.. SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, $50. RETURN TO MR..
MURFEE, CHIEF CLERK, SAN CAR
Los. NO QUESTIONS ASKED. RE
WARD OF $1,000. ssI
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WANTED TO EUY-RARGE THAT
WILL CARRY FIFTEEN HUNDRED
OR THREE THOUSAND CROSS TIES.
WRITE j. A. STEPHENS. HiGH
SPRINGS, FLA. s65
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9..IBRAGE PLANTS or best varieties
W., -, ?, per thousand Five thousand or
.a- sI.Sn per thousand Cash with or
- }. l. White. Tallahassee. Fla. 20
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" sALE-Tmproved farms at Coma
er VIII exchange for ciry property
,. EDWARDS. Phone 1920. 3201
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20 SAI .E-Five passenger Overland,
t,,,.s model. just been thoroughly over
, zla.ea. All new bearings. extra new
e 49, and tubes. All new rings. all new
res in A / condition - viii vii sell ell cheap
P ne reason for selling have two on hand.
Pine .ens 100 Apply Little Bayou Grocery.
.-aII@hcas avenue and 0 street. 697
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VANTED-AH kinds of phonoeraph
work. no matter what the make. Called
for and delivered II desireh. The Piano
Shop. Phone 791. 1920 e. Garden st.
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fHEMTITCIIING and Picoringe attach
nent works on all sewing machines
$50: full instructions. J. F. Light. Rox
127 birmingham, Ala. 654
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SEWING MACHINES AND STRING
instruments repaired Phone PSI. J. H
Blakesley. 16 East Garden st. 81
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The Housekeepers' Burden-House. win
dow and carpet cleaning. -he Pensa-
cola House and Window CLEANING Co.
can carry ire whole load for yc,t. Phone
1918 for information. Room COS, Biount
building. :. -. -. ..,.,....s o51
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DAMON LODGE, No. H. K. OF p.
Damon Lodge No. 49, KNIGHTS of
Pytllias meets in regular session Tuesday
evening at Castle hall at $50 O'Clock,
There will be work in the rank of
Knights Visitors welcome.
w. c. CAMPBELL, C. c.
B. V. HOLLAND, X. of r. & S.
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HEIP--MAIE

RCYS-EARN MONEY selling The Pen
Wanted. 100 boys daily and 21o toys
sundays TO make from soc to s5'a day.
See Circulation MANAGER any morning 5
clock.
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FOR RENT-Five-roon, furnished an,r,-
Hient; lower floor; all modern conyenf
ences. S22 e. Gadsden Apply 1912 d.
Cervantes or phone 1878. s4s
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FOR SALE-Glant New Zealand, Belgian
and White Rabbits, breeding does
price reasonable. III e. intendencIa- st
r. r. Raines.
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FOR SALE-Plants.c cabbage. coIlards, let
tuce. Bermuda onions. pa East In
tendencfa street Phone 20o4. s24
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MORTGAGE LOAN

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money or Real Estae I'm tina
city on short notice. Please state IN
Application IL you have an Abstract OF
Title to the property.
Call and see US
THE WATSON AGENCY, 1nc.,
South Paiafox st.
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FOR SALE,-Stumpage for wood and
posts on 500 acres Short haul to rail
road. Chas. A. Dexter. Gonzalez, Flor
1ua 651
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FOR RENT--Furnished apartment 70,
hght housekeeping. 1912 North All
caniz St. 81.
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WANTED-vour job printing ana orders
for engraving. Of all kinds: calling
PRINTING CO, oo-22 west Government
street. $40
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FOR RENT-One front ROOM furnished
1or one or two. AL f. Government-st.
995
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9ENSTITCHING D0NE-Outside alter
alton. such as delihing coats. remod-
Satisfaction guaranteed. 307 EortI,
Guilliemarde street. Phone 1919. 79t
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-FOR QUICK SALE, ONE
LIGHT BUICK SIX. FIVE PASSEN-
GER CAR. A BARGAIN AT $500. PEN
SAcOLA BUICK CO., PHONE 465. SEQ
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fQR SAL E-piano. hi~l grade splen-
did condition and going at a bargain
can De seen at 1908 East Strong I54
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
By LOUIS LUDLOW

first president-the Ohio mem Der
said:
"Of the many national inCon-
sistencies noticed IN our history the
most striking and most difficult 10
explain Is the nations treatment OF
Washington desires for the estab-
lishment in the capital OF a national
university. Any cursory reading OF
his letters and papers. private ana
public. will indicate mis- insistencs
upon such contamination. He
made il a specific item Of recon-
mendation al different times in his
MESSAGES to congress. He communi-
Gated his views in writing 10 such
men As Randolph, Hamilton and
jefferson. members Of his cabinet
lie made specific recommendations
10 state officials of Virginia, lnclud-
ins Gov. Rrooke IN 1895. He SOL
EMMY urged it in his Farewell ad-
dress in 1896 and in the same year
he communicated his wish 10 the
commissioners OF the District OF Co
lumbia, even going SO far as 10 in
dicate his willingness 10 set aside a
fund for its establishment and ID
specify the probable site Of the
plant
Endorsed By Public Men.
Before his death he had the en-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
SEE SHORTAGE
IN MUSSEL SHELLS

VINCENNES. Ind. May 25.-The
supply of musseI shells from which
pearl buttons are made. rapidly is
becoming scarce in the part OF the
Wabash river in this vicinity Incl
bash river IN this vicinity. Incl
IDENTIFY fewer and fewer pearls and
slugs are being found i'm the shells
Only q few years ago the price for
select shells was s. ton and the
digger prospered. Now the price is
sac ton. and shells known as
.'washboards" formerly discarded.
are included. 4 digger at present
can only ind about 100 pounds a
day
Mussels now obtained are young
and have not had sufficient time TO
develop slugs and pearls. the dig
gers assert The highly colored
"washboard" shells are cut into but
tons. and no matter how thin a
lpiece OF shell happens 10 be, some
use is found for IT,
REGARDLESS OF the scarcity Of
shells. indications are that there
will be the usual number os diCgers
az work ;he coming summer Most
OF them have hunted pearls for
years Nincennes broke into the
limeiiSht az place where pearls
might be found several years ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

suitable TO the purpose in view.
ITO provide for the higher in
st'Uction and training of men and
women for posts Of Importance and
responsibility in the public service
OF the state or nation, and Tor the
practice Of such calllngs and pro-
feSsiOns as may require for their
worthy pursuit a higher training.
ito cooperate with the soien-
tific departments of the federal gov
ernment with the colleges Of agri-
culture and the mechanic arts. with
the state universities and with other
institutions of higher learning.
The board OF trustees. Il is pro
vided, shall consist OF the United
states commission OF education ana
j. additional members 10 be ap-
pointed 10y the president for a tern
of / . years There will be an ad
visory council Of one member from
each state. who shall be the presi-
dent Of the state university in all
states that have such state institu-
tons
WashinSton's Clear Desire.
Speaking of George Washington 5
interest IN the establishment OF a
national university proiect which
hep. Fsss Il seeking TO make real
.ty 30 years after the death OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25
EG THE RFSJRRFCTTON AND THF LIFF SCI

PARIS May THE story that follows is written
for those who desire read about pouderOus affairs
of state Of boundaries kings the weighy
ron secrets Of the peace conference The story
tell something OF how the people whose villages
farms were broken and battered by war whose homes
we're laid waste, whose life and all its contact with
beloved hacked death. of how those peo-
pie are coming back 10 their villages. back their
farms. back to their homes; how they beginning
the resurrection and the life of the thing that
down to death victim
The path death lies about so miles wide and 500
miles long from the Alps 10 the North It marks
the place where the armies OF the allies
mans met During four years OF battle wash
ed over this land backward and forward and over
again No house was left standing there in NOvem-
ber 1918; every village white heap looking like
pile Of cement on the plain; occasionally Wall would
protrude like broken bone from the debris; and
there SCARED roof generally stripped Of its slate
walls and once in while. found some semblance
or room IN larger house than the rest And indeed
in instances in the cities, O
half dozen frames would remain almost untouched.
curious contrast 10 the miles OF smeared sand
and crumblng shards about them VI riding through
native life day soldiers quarered i'm barracks near
by, and lifted the stones from the pilng
along the way neat plumbed angular dumps of the
larger stones But the walls Of the houses-such
as were left-sheered only snOwdrifts and over the
bleak wastes of the deserted the snow scurrJ
to lodge in the gaping shell holes rip
ped like scars in the dead earth. No horse. no cow
no human thing that from the soil there
only TIE sOdiers-sOmetimes Americans sometimes
French ritsh and often Germans. all exotic un-
natural and often in the cold silent days figures
moved through the ruins looking for the unburied
death that these dark figures made their dreary
task
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-25

dorsement Of most public men. in
size and outside Of the two house
OF congress. In 1899 his viii con-
tanned a bequest OF so shares $500
each) of Potomac stock for the be
ginning. His scheme was most
heartily endorsed in official capacitF
by John Adams, Thomas Jefferson.
James Madison. james Monroe. J.
@. Adams and Andrew Jackson.
Jefferson. one Of the earliest patrons
OF education. even went 10 the ex-
tent OF proposing TO Gen. Washing
ton the transplanting Of a European
college, faculty ana all as an early
step in the enterprise"
Influences Active.
Following are among the influ-
ences that have worked for the es-
adjustment OF a national univer-
sity. according TO compilation
made by Rep. Fess.
l. Urged by Washington.
. Seconded by a. least 10 Of his
successors.
6. Supported by at least half a
dozen justices OF the supreme court.
including Chief Justices Jay, Rur-
ledge. Marshall and Chase
4. Formally recommended by IL
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