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The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
MILLION ALIENS
LEAVE AMERICA
Inter-RaciaI Committee Chair.
man Says Foreign Born
LabOrers Are Leaving

New York, Jan S.-Nearly 100000
foreiEn-born laborers have left the
United states for Europe since the ar
mistice was signed and 100000 more
viii depart as soon as passport regu-
lations are made less strict according
to g statement issued here by the
Inter-Racial council of which General
Coleman du Pont is chairman.
Tens Of thousands of aliens are re-
ported to be giving UP their jobs pre-
paratory to returning to their home
lands, it was said. and many of these
''as the result OF racial prejudices will
take back with them stories about
America which will make this country
less attractive to immigrants"
THE independence that has been
granted the countries of Europe" it
was stated, ''and the fact that 10000
600 persons, women largely. are draw
ing aid from their governments in the
form Of pensions, are factors which
detract from the incentive heretofore
existing for foreigners to seek their
fortunes in the United States"
A nationwide educational movement
among 30 nationalities in this country,
having for its purpose the endeavor to
adjust the foreign born TO American
Iife." has been undertaken by the
council which has held numerous con-
ferenees with leading representatives
of each race. More than 400 industrial
and financial organizations of the
country are said TO be interested in
The council which advocates "a lib
eral attitude on the part Of the public
toward immigration" as result OF the
unskilled labor shortage.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
FREIGHT TIE UP
IN NEW ORLEANS
Due to Strike Embargo Is Placed
on All Shipments Ex-
cept Cotton.

New Orleans, Jan. 8-An- embargo
on export freight shipments with the
exception Of cotton was in effect here
today as a result of the strike Of un-
ion freight handlers.
The embargo was asked by railroad
officials when il became evident there
would be mo immediate settlement
of the strike Of freight handlers who
insisted they were -being unfairly
treated BY the railroad administration.
and that an increase from 40 to so
cents an hour in their salary granted
by the national adjustment commits
sion was being held back. About 1000
men are out.
The freight handlers are affiliated
with the iongshoremen's union. Union
men We're assured in messages re-
ceived from the railroad administra-
tion that their ease was being consid-
cred and that II would be to the best
interests of all concerned for them 20
return TO work.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
British War Office Reports
DeneIkine's Army Has Been
Cut in Two by Red Forces
MAY ENTER NORTH PERSIA
Occupation of Teheran by Boil
sheviki Would Give Reds
Control Vast Oil Supplies

London, Jan. s.-The situation N
Russia is about as bad as could be
from an anti-bolshevik point Of view,
according to British war office reports
and there are few signs indicating
any likely Improvement There are
two especially menacing developments.
In the first place General Denikine's
army has been cut in two through the
bolsheviS push to the sea OF Pzov at
Taganrog. and its flanks have been
thrust back, leaving a large gap. In
addition there comes a claim from the
bolshevid OF the capture further East
Of the town of Krasnvodsk, on the
Caspian sea, and while this is not
confirmed. its is generally accepted
as true.
The capture of this important port
Krasnovodsk. it is pointed out, creates
the grave possibility that the reds
may overrun northern Persia and oc-
cupy Teheran, which probably would
mean the establishment of bolshevik
rule in Persia. The taking OF Krasno-
vodsk permits the reds not only To
control large part of the important
krasnovOdsS-M Merv railroad, but gives
them free access to the Caspian.
There seems little then 10 prevent
them from gaining control of the
Caspian from the more or less in
effective volunteer fleet. Once in pos
session of this sea there remains only
a small British force and the poorly
organized Persian forces between tho
reds and the occupation of Teheran
and northern Persia, through which
would exist the possibility of their
obtaining control of the whole coun-
try.
BarIu with its important oil sup
plies on the western coast of the Cas-
plan. seems likely also to fall into
bolshevik hands and its occupation
would provide a base for further oper-
ations against the rear of Denikine's
hard pressed right wing.
If the bolshevik reports are true
General Denikine has suffered a con-
siderable disaster for not only have
The reds severed all land communi-
cation between. the left and right
wings, but they have captured large
quantities Of war material, including
much that was sent TO him by the
allies.
There is a little hope held cut here
that, deprived of these supplies, the
Denikine forces can hope to make n
resistance that would prove effective
against the overwhelming red armies.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
BEARD DEMURS
ON CENTENNIAL
Files Answer to Members of
State Commission Alleging
Violation of Constitution

Tallahassee, Jan. SIN the case of
the state, ex rel the attorney general,
against John B. Jones and others. re-
spondents. the relator by John :.
Beard, Van @. Swearingen. attorney
general. and d. s. Stuart ellis, assist
ant attorney general, attorneys, today
demurred to the answer Of the respon-
dents because:
T. said answers are insufficient in
law and set up no valid title to the
rights, privileges, power and franchises
now enjoyed and exercised by said re-
spondents, because
(a) The rights, powers and fran
chiseS heretofore and now being en-
joyed and exercised by respondents
are those Of officers of the state Of
Florida, and because
fb) The act under which the re-
spondents claim to exercise and enjoy
such rights. powers, privileges and
franchises, is unconstitutional and
void in
% That it is in violation of section
27 of article of the constitution.
q That it is in violation Of section
Is Of article of the constitution.
(3l That it is in violation of section
I Of article I6 Of the constitution.
Counsel for relator in addition filed
their brief in support or their cOnten-
tions as above urged
The respondents are given five days
in which to file any brief they may
desire to file. after which the matter
will be considered by the court.
If the demurrer is sustained the next
step would be the issuance by the
court Of a writ Of custer against the
respondents.
The return Of Hon Jules NJ. Bur-
ruieres. which was not filed Yesterday.
was received by the court this morn
ing.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
DESILVA TELLS
OF u. OF T. WORK
State University Senior Talks at
Kiwaz2is Club on Value of
Gainesville School.

II. r. DeSilva, son of ]. H. DeSilva
of Pensacola was Q guest at the XII
wants luncheon yesterday and spoke
briefly Of tic work Of the university
of Florida, whsrs 4e IS a member of
the senior class. T. L. Grant. chair
man of the public affairs committee
spoke at some length on the charges Of
profiteering that are being made a
gainst the retail merchants. He denied
these charges to be true in most cases.
In addition to Mr.. DeSilva several
other visitors were present and spoke.
J. 3. Mattingly, representative of
the United Typothetae of America a
guest of Victor Little, told of the work
Of the Typothetae in installing cost
accounting systems in printing offices.
Mr.. Mattingly said that the printing
trade is third in the United States in
point of invested capital He is en-
gagged in putting cost accounting sys-
TENS into effect in Pensacola offices.
f. c. Williams. district representa-
tive of Community Service, Inc, spoke
briefly on the work his organization
is doing. He believes cities in which
the people spend their leisure time is
constructive thought and recreation
have better citizens.
In his talk, Mr.. DeSilva told of the
excellent faculty at the state university.
of is opportunities for growth and of
the financial backing it has. He
urged that more west Florida boys go
to U. of F., because, he said, lit is
your school, you help pay for its up
keep and you should be interested in
it"
A resolution introduced by Chair
man Cant of the Public Affairs COM
mittee, addressed to congress and urg-
ing the immediate passage of the
Davey anti-sedition bill or other SINH
lar legislation, was adopted without
a dissenting vote. H. j. Copeland OF
Birmingham was guest of the club
and was introduced by Sec. Burke. j.
H. Cross introduced I. l.. Ockan of
the main office of the Van Blerck
motor company. Mr.. Ockan spoke of
the many uses TO which gasoline mo-
tors have been put and said he be-
lieved in time they would supplant
steam in many industries.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
CHAUMONT "GANG"
METHODS ROASTED
American Lives We're Needless
ly Sacrificed on Armis-
tice Day.

Washington, Jan. S-Ltves OF
American troops We're needlessly sac
rificed on armistice morning because
the American high command at Chau-
mont did not specifically revoke prev
iously issued orders TO attack, Briga-
der General Sherburne of Boston, to-
day told the house sub committee.
Sherburne strongly C on d m
methods Of what he termed the Cen
eral staff gang a. Chaumont He
declared corps. division and brigade
commanders stood in such "piteous
fear of the Chaumont staff that
they did not dare in most cases, re-
woke attack orders on their own au-
thorfty
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
RoIsheviki Must Ruy Bonds.

New York, Jan. 8.-"Parlor bolshe-
viki' who are raising a fund to assist
comrades held on deportation proceed
ings will have TO invest it in Liberty
bonds. in order to get their friends
out on bail The authorities at Ellis
Island announced offers of cash bail
had been refused since the island had
no facilities Tor handling large sums.
A surety company has refused to
supply bonds even against adequate
cash security on the ground that it
did not care to aid enemies of the
country. The immigration authori-
ties, however, will accept Liberty
bonds and release reds on bail as soon
as their preliminary hearings by in
spectors are completed.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
soviet Az Nears kiel.

New York, Jan. S.-The army trans
port Buford now known as Soviet
Ark. No. J." which left here Decem-
Der 21 carrying Emma Goldman, Alex
ander Borkman and others deported
radicals" is believed through wire
less advices received here today to
be approaching the Kiel canal The
last wireless message from the ship
gave her position on January as
near the Atlantic end of the English
channel 1t is known that prior to
sailing the Buford's captain secured
special information as to the ap-
proaches to the famous German wa
terway leading from the North sea
into the Baltic.
The wireless gave no information of
the ship other than its position which
leads army officials here to believe all
is well on board.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
AVIATION SHOW
ON IN CHICAGO
Many Aces Including Ricken-
backer With Famous Plane
at Exhibition.

Chicago. Jan. S.-Latest types Of air
planes and flying equipment and dis
PLAYS showing the progress Of avia-
ton were exhibited today at the first
Western Aeronautical show Exhibits
were entered by the navy. the signal
corps, aerial mail service, and airplane
manufacturers.
The famous Spad, in which Captain
Eddie Rickenbacker brought down 20
German opponents was one OF the cen
ters OF attraction.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
SHIP PASSENGERS
ARE FLU VICTIMS

Buenos Aires, Jan. S--The French
steamer Matte from Havre and Eigo
with passengers and cargo for Rio
Janeiro and this port. arrived here
yesterday afternoon with five passen-
gers dead, seven dangerously i'll and
a large number of others suffering
from attack OF influenza which broke
out in violent form a few days 90.
The disease is reported to be the
most dangerous form OF influenza
cerebral, pneumonia and intestinal.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
LODGE SCATHES
WILSON MESSAGE

washington, Jan. S-Senator Lodge
of Massachusetts. republican senate
leader, declared in a statement tonight
he feared President Wilson's Jackson
day message made impossible the
hope that in the senate we might
have come together and ratified the
treaty, protected by the principles set
forth in the fourteen reservations"
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
SOVEREIGNTY FOR
FIUME PREDICTED

Buenos Aires, Jan. s.-Great Britain,
France and the United States, con-
ceding the Italian character OF Fiume.
will grant Fiume complete sovereign
~ under the league Of nations. pre-
serving only customs Of the union with
Jugo- -Slavia, according TO the news
paper Lanacion.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
BUFFALO SCHOOL
CURES STAMMER

Buffalo, y. Y, Jan. s.-Seventy of
eighty children who have suffered
from stammering were declared cured
today at the close of the first course
for stammerers conducted by the ex-
tension department Of the board of
education. The other ten chiIdren's
stammering has been minimized. The
course covered one hour daily for ten
days.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
STEEL STRIKE HAS
BEEN CALLED OE=

Pittsburg, Jan. 8.-The strike
which began September p and
in the beginning involved 360.-
600 men, was officially called
off here tonight by the unions
national committee after an all
day meeting.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
HERMANN HAS
QUIT BASEBALL

Cincinnati. Jan s.-August Herri-
mann. for more than Is years chair
man Of the national baseball com
mission, resigned today.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09
FLORIDA WEATHER

Clearing and colder Friday:
much colder at night with cold
wave. Saturday fair and cold
with moderate to fresh winds
becoming northwest.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-01-09

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-06
MAY CUT. 0FF GHIEpREN
Croker. Intends. With Wife to Resist
/ Smit---His Saints, Attested%by
.IIEiands =.

Palm Reach. Fla, April Ga
statement that nerther Richard. Croker
NOR his wifeSesill submit. To q com-
promise of the siit brought against
Them by Hnward Croker was issued
yesterday BIZ Harold Nathan, Of. the
firm 'of Ef.vertriitttt, Nathan & Lehman,
who ha" arTiecl from New York tc
take charge Of the case connection
with H. l.. ,Bussey, Mr. Cookers Palm
Beach lawyer.
While the old 1ammany leader
cannot be quoted as saying. so, it is
a common report here that up to the
time of the present action, in which
THE insanity clause and the attacks
against Mrs. Croker have astonished
him.. he had intended dividing his es-
tate equally between his wife and his
children, but, now the runlor is that
the latter will not get cent.
| That the elder Croker is perfectly
sane rs stated in report completed
Sunday night by, DR., Ralph Fl, Gree
formerly in charge of the medical
staff of the Florida State Hospital
for the Insane, who had finished his
observations of the defendant.
/ -Affidavits alleging the soundness
Of Mr.. Cookers mind were filed yes
terday by James W. Gerard and Nor
man Mack. respectively Democratic
Presidential. candidate and former
chairman Of the Democratic National
committee. :. IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-06
TRAFFIC. TIED UP.
500 Policemen Assigned to- Chicago
Ysrds-Country's Food Supply
in Peril

Chicago, April 6.-Tie-up Of rail
road traffic by the striking switch
men in. Chicago yards yesterday at
fecting eleven roads, caused the Anne
rican Railway Express. Company to
place an embargo on all shipments
to and from Chicago. This means
that express shipments routed through
Chicago will be held up and: that
trans-continental express business will
be placed practically at standstill.
Should the strike; continue railroads
may follow with ernbargoes on nom
essentials.
The executive committee of rail-
way managers; asserted that while
| traffic, was hampered most of the de-
lay was due to the blizzard. :.
Though strikers claim there are g.
900 out. railrosd officials soy there
ARE only $500 on strike.
| City officials and railread men co
| operated today in keeping up the sup
ply of milk to Chicago.
Martial law may be declared in the
| railroad yards as result of the
strike, which is imperiling the coun-
try's food supply and wrecking rail
road passenger and freight schedules
| officials said -: = 10y
! sesifeps HreEHEsiFE4d 44!If9tRIfh tie
up Of freight traffic and serious i'm
pairnrent Of; the passenger service,
aaa fFafseEIllst ts stsaeo b|pEoi'sssorhh
Of pet ishis .F ,ffseiRft IN lGAgHHgS yards
whlEbe 1oAt Ghiissa their demands for
higher Wages NEEDED. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-06
HUNS CAUSED Nj RRIAGE
Queen Says Morgan Wedding z, Was
Result Of German Plot

4 = - y
at Was German agents. who man
| euvered "aana brought abom the fhar-
mage: Of pyisan, GharEes;'s saidn:ths
Queen Of Roumania. IN speaking of the
norganatics marriage CONTRACTED in
September lasa / ..hsrwee1! Grown
Prince, Charles of Rpma1ia and ,Zyzis
Lanabrinoo. a,youung:' woman who is
saidi'pseyiously Ito |faye had little So
cial rank or.fweatthi =
The Queen requested the CORES
pendent to give her, explanation of the
marriage owing as! she said, to there
having been so many untrue reports
OF the action Of herself and King
Ferdinand, who were abroad at the
time. and who she declared had been
pictured as tearing asunder a loving
couple. - i.
II am Convinced that 1t was not a
case Of true love, except on the side
OF Charles" said Queen Marie II
have never seen the. girl except at
public bals. Shells not pretty, but
she succeeded in capturing the affec-
tons Of Charles. She IS intelligent
and ambitious. She saw her chance 10
obtain great advantage, and shs
took it. : y
However, it was against the pub
lie policy of the country to have a
member of the royal family internar-
ry locally and thus become mixed in
party intrigues. It was. against this
that the country sought foreign king
and queen.
II begged my son to consider these
facts, and he promised to forego his
personal wishes for the benefit of the
country. Nevertheless the; marriage
took place. at Odessa, aided by Ger
mans. Later it was annulled as ille-
gal, both under the Laws Of Rumanda
and Of old Russia, as no hams were
published.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-06
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-11
z REPUBL1KANsKEJ KoNvENCIE.

Ked' teto riadky pfseme, este MET ami najmensieho
znaku tom, kto bude republikanskym kandidatom ma
presidentstvo spoenych Statov Ked' toto cso pride
do rlk citatelov, uk mono kazdy bude zna' vsedok
konvence preto medicine rozpisovat moznych
nefnoznych kahdidatoch.
Konvehca zahajena bola utorok reeou senatora
Lodgea Massachusetts, ktore reci ostro napadol ako
TO us byva administrator panudcej stranv demokrati
ckej nazval u Wilsenovou dynastiuu Iat cele
JET reel nepovedal zvlastneho ok1en znanych fraz
Monroe doktrine prot Lige Narodov akc u navrho-
val preldent Wilson. ...... ....- ..-. .
Cd sameho zaciatku, ako sa konyencia zatala bolo
baat chaos netzi deegatm mnohf revedc ami len to,
ze q sd, kdau patra koho budn hlasovat Lebo
tto konvenc po pry stalo ze vacsna delegatov
nebOla vazana tou aebo onemu kandidatovi mali slo
h,dn VOLT koho chcel alebo kto i'm najlepsie paci
zIEvu senator johnson stal popredi meda nadejnym
Ealidatl ale po osvedceni sa, ze je proti akekovek
Aige Narodov jeho kurz padol na tretie mesto Wood
dbstal sa do popreda, MIN stoj guv Lowden. Do W.
bptev havnejsie miesta zaujate boy Woodovymi dele
Go nasvedeovalo ze Wood e najobl dbenejs do
sial.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-11
KU KoNGKEssU sLov. LfGY.

u len diva tvzdne della mas cd dna ked' vydrzavany
bude XIII. kongress Sovenskei Ligy Amerike. Pred
poslednymi kongressm zvykom holo nasich casopsoch
roEpsovat' uvazovat budtciels ikooch tejto vsena
odnej organizace radit co Ey boo naprospesnejsim
dosiahnutiu vytknutych cielov
plitomnonl case akos ma.o pozornosti venuje
blizacemu kongressu. Nevdime poznamky casopisoch
nepoeuien1e uvasovat' bu1cej prac Lgy rozsafnych
nasich mtzov verejnosti
1'ahostajhost zraci sa kazi6ho kiita.
Pocui SINE vyslevit' mnohych prominentnych Slo
vakov amerckvch re vastne naSa Liga uskuocnla svo
ko pre- ktor boa zalozena nasledovne re e z ME po
trebna.
Bolo by ostitnym takto smyS'at' Slov. Lige, Pra
vda je ze SLOW Iga uskutocna dlol pre- ktorv bola
lozena ale len jeden Len jeden ikol mnohych. Sov
Lga Amerike prvom rade ;e organization Slovakov
Amerike, pre- Slovakov Amerke ich reprezenovanie
pred anerickou verenost ou az potion pre- Slovakov
ma Slbvensku.
Co Slov. Lige treba, je smer, dl ktoreho ma bu-
ducnosti kIacat' G ma pretvolit odbocku nekto-
rj slovenske poticke strany ako to stalo pr
Sd1uzenm Slov. Katokov Il ma mad alej kracat pc
svojich vlastntch vsenarodnych ccstach.
My by SINE boil co najrozsotnejsie proti tomu abv
Slov Ligy staa nejaka "skoro-odbocka" byvalej
narone teraz uz ro nickel strany. Potcke strany
utvarujd MIMI Ne,nai trvacnosti. CT nasa Lfga by
1ala byt podmienena vrkavost politickych spechov
nezdarov? Rozhodne ME!
Slov. Liga ma svoj program, vyhovujic vsetkym
vrstvam naroda tedy ako kaolikom tax al evatjekom
ako pokrokarom tax al konzervativnejsim jednovcom
orgapisaciam Slovenska Liga e nieco vsenarodneho
ME specalneho. Mech Slovenska Lga mad ale slz to-
muto programu
Ale jasne je, re Liga nem6se zostat' bokom cd poll
hckvch priidov Slovensku. tu Lige dostane
nej dohy: svojm vlivom mernit' potcke vasne, pod
porovat co e dobreho bojovat proti tou co e zleho
V niektorej slovenskej potckej strane.
Takto sa udrzf vysoko mad stranami zachova svoju
vel XII mravn1 silu narode bude davat budtcemu
verejnemu zivotu ako tu tax ma Slovensku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-06-11

N ale teto docasne Wit azstva Wooda ,ienasvedcuiti
este re by NAL noinacu zaisten lebo c vacsina de-
legatoV naadena aspof 'zdanlive' opro neih Ami tt
llajvacs potkar remesla neveda 81 predstav ze kto
b<de nominovany. Sponinaj1 ako nahradnfc tych
to troch kandidatov prvom niieste pror Pennsyl
vanie, Harding Ohio, Herbert Hoover prof Butler
New Yorku, Knox, Hughes lnnohi I'M.
Republican, povazujd ist6 svoje vit azstvo bu-
,'cch novembrovych vol BACH preto velm nevyberajd
scich muzov, ale hi ada len to- ably kandat bol ich
clovekom dusou telom.
Stat sa i'm lahko m6ze, ze jestl zvolery b,de gene
ral Wood kanddata americkf l'ud 20 strachu pred
leho mitaristickym programom hlasovat bude zas ma
demokratck1 stranu, menovite jes tato strana bude
mat nejak6ho vyteeneho nuza "a kandiddta, ktoryf
by narod sthlasl.