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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

Can anybody suggest why 90 much
corn was raised this YEAR,
-
Irish Nome Rule ban has passed but
fhe rule la eliminated.
We don't know anything about 4
MT Ne expect there'i he a worlds
series next faIi a. usual
n might be said that the election
IN Jackson county. y. G.. was inter
estinG.
ff muh-chamerm are umed % capture
whiskey Hmugslera On Wisconsin why
not uNa hiimps 20 locate stills. Oft
in ths Silly nlght you know.
-
Did you ever notice how brave a
yellow cur ia when he's on the other
side % fence7
m response 20 the welcome voice Of
the Supreme Court calling Judgment,
there win now be a great moving of
spirits.
Coal supply T. abundant. according
20 mine Operators. Now n We hmc
some money We could get some coal
II ~ had some cars % carry ~.
Judge Anderson IN telling Mitch
Palmer what a lot OF people have long
wanted % bet lacked opportunity.
-
An spain IL complaining % her
postal services. We hadn't missed
Burlesou.
This theatrical competition a got
ting serious Two varieties OF "nar-
rfed ufe" and (which one shall III
marry" are advertised all IN one week.
%
And tha American Legion n ceis.
hratinE Arinistiee Dayi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11


I'm right here where the thrifty larkm
Are fiyin Ger the loan.
The rise or fan 90 stocks may come
Calamity may beat the drum.
but Joys for All. an i've got somsl
I'm Twin right az home.
I'm mimhty Glad never was
Quite rich enough g. roam;
Why should I wner the tables npreaa
Ard every day Cots grace h. said
where there's q blessing on the bread
kighf here. AZ home-at homer
ff'a Eood world from first % iaatt
With honey IA the comb.
hweet drippin' from Tire oid-tirno
hives
The fields where honest tofilne
thKfNom.
Ard tha sweet love - patient lives
Seem hetter-here. nt home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
rHE DAY We CELEBRATE.

ARA2 - eAhNHA@AA&W LAY
Two years ago this nnoFnine a great
silence fell along the battle in north
ern France where ~ millions 81 men
were facing each other IN deadly war
fAre. To some e meant a quick re-
turn 20 loved ones az hume. 20 others
= meant iong weeks IN hospitals. 60
siih others u meant months in the
armies ~ occupation in Germany.
In France and England and Ameri
O., and IN all the colonies ana donhn-
ions ~ the great powers which were
arrayed against Germany. II meant
that the fight Tor their safety had
been won.
To Germany and Austria n was tire
FiGnai for revolt, insurrection and Pc
hticai and Industrial turmoil defeat.
and all that defeat could mean.
Pour years 81 desperate fighting
had 90 weakened alt the great powers
that the two years since that first
ArmiEtice Ray have been full ~ hard
ship. internal disturbances. almost sg
revolution.
France. England Belgium and italy
have declared peace. For the unitsa
states alone % the active allies. the
armiatice Il stin IN effect Recon.
strucfiou legislation In the other na-
ticns has been adopted Here We are
waiting for congress and the preui-
dent e. aFfes.
Today, two years after tho order to
cease firing was given. we find our
selves e. ebrating Armiatics Day
and the armi#tice is stan ~ effect
We look forward confidently 20 the
ultimate declaration 90 peace. but In
the meantime NE have survived
countless pcrils only because % this
innate strenEth % m, American PEG.
pie. and NOT heeause 90 the wisdom 81
cur legislators
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
TWO VgARs AWAY.

~ haFnund Vance Cooke.
Aruaintica uay
Two years away
And stiil with a waFering mind.
The puased pen waits
And hasitates
And tho treaty - attn unsigned.
Armlatles Day
I've years away
And tho doubt atm ohn~urrs
And the tanNiea nkein
90 So strandM remmim
whiis tha Arrnissiee sin endured
Nrminfiee ray
TIVE NeaFn hway.
Aud such D. cur right. no doubt
Thai We. who have been
The lNst - see ln.
Afe the last in getting QUIT
copyright. 1890. 81 A. A.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

II believe I am the haprsent woman
IN the world and II is all because OF
What Taniac has done for me" said
Mrs. Laura Rarick. se3 Meidroth ST..
Peoria. m. a weli-known and highly
respected resident OF that city
Il never dreamed that I would ever
find anything that would DO for me
what Taniac has done" she said. Il
was In a wrotchea state OF health and
was down IN bed 50 long that lost
fifty pounds In weight. but / have
gained back every pound l lost and
no feel as well as ! ever did Ia my
life. The indigestion and other
troubles that made life q burden for
eleven years have entirely dlsap.
peared and / an like new woman.
NY stomach was 80 disordered
that even liquid foods and plain water
caused me 10 have dreadful cramping
spells that lasted for hours Ny kid
neys we're alsordcred and I had gains
across my back almost constantly.
had severe headaches nearly every
day and became so dizzy / could hard
" stand. ! was 90 nervous Il was I'm
possible for ms 20 get a good nights
sleep. | tried every conceivable medi-
cine and was treated by specialists.
but nothing helped me. and finally y
was told I would never he well again.
But Tanlac has made me per-
fectly well woman IN every way. II
can now eat and sleep like other peo-
pie and ] haven't a pain about me.
Il am glad go give this statement.
for l want 20 do all I can % let the
world know about this wonderful
medicine
Tanlac Is sold ia Pensacola BY the
Crystal Pharmacy ADV.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

Back hurt youT Can't etraighten
up without feeling sudden pains.
sharp aches and twingss7 Now iisssnl
That's lumbago. actagica or maybe
from q strain, ard you'ii set blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing. penetrating st Jacobs
Oii" Nothing else takes out soreness.
lameness and stiffness 80 quickly.
You simply rub IL on and out comes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

the pain. u Is perfectly harmless and
doesn't burn or discoior the skin.
Lumber up Don't sufferl Get q
small trial bottle from any drug store
and after using u just once. you
forget that you ever had haekneh
inmhaKo or seiatiea. because you bsc<
will never hurt or cause any more
misery. II never disnppoints ana haa
been recommended for so years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

~ rs. LAURA RsRlck. %
LVk Peoria. lli, who says she be-
llsves she l. the happisss woman
On earth since Taniae 80 complete
" restored her hsaiSh. Rsgains 50
pounds which ahs lest during .
period % ~ health which lasted
eleven iona years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
rHE ANGLO sAxoN.

AZ thir time when 40 many interna~
tionai questions are being decided and
when 10 many opposing OPINIONS are
being expressed as % the friendship
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

Wanton creaturei" exclaimed the
bee 90 the gorgeous butterfly. "vUu
waste your tfe In idienesa and vain
glory Come with ma and I win
teach you the advantages % indus
try and apTaied socialism"
NO, thank you" retarted the but =
terflYi under your proletariat dc
tatorahip I should have 20 wear drab
and make butter. | an q seed butter
fiy. LIVING flower. but ! should make
a poor h~e-~and the best 81 bees l. a
hor-ih Wistakei"-Fro the Chinese
OF Ia Ma IIa-in Harper's Bazaar for
November.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

100. when IL was represented that
many more would be circulated.
There a. bat one sure way 70 pro-
vent this kind 81 waste IN ADVERTISING
fakirs. Each organization should
have a card about sxl2 inches print
ed. and prominently displayed Ia
every store. stating that the firm ia
a member Of tho organization and is
prohibited from advertising tn any
thing that T. not officially endorsed
BY the organization. on penalty Of
fine OF not less than IS. When a solicit
tor for any advertising scheme APP
proaches the proprietor or ADVERTISING
manager Of the concern All that 10
necessary n 90 point to this card and
suggest that the solicitor see the sec
Rotary Of the organization. Cities and
towns that have adopted this plan
have saved their business houses
many thousands Of dollars and lot
Of inconvanience and time.
The adoption Of this plan and the
enforcement Of ita provisions viii
soon convince the members OF the or
ganization that II IL profitable for
them 90 be- q member and those who
are not members viii soon hear OF the
good results and they will want 20
join and share ia the benefits or
rather be protected frosa the losses
IL this plan IL adopted by every
chamber OF commerce. board Of trade.
club or other organization
having IN charge the welfare Of the
town or city and made a feature u
Will have a strong tendency toward
the membership and
strengthening the organization as a
whole. --Times-Union.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
Press Comment


Mis- Mere Than You %.
Isn't IL possible. old man. that you
are sticking around home" a little
too much for your own goods
That a.. isn't Il really necessary for
you 20 mingle more with men. IL you
would have them learn more about
your ability and eapab.lity and thus
increase your SUGGEST
In your workaday life the men
whom you would like 20 have know
your accomplishments you have no
way q meeting.
Then how do you expect they viii
learn 20 know your
You may think utilization with
lodges. club memberships and things
q this sort are foolish. but they are
the connecting link IN the chain OF
many a mans success.
Acquaintance is valuable. you gain
new ideas By association with the
right sort 81 men. men Interested IN
you from mutual ties.
Love your home. but don't forget
that you are a man among men and
your home demands the best you can
get for IL. and that mcans a certain
amount ~ mingiing with men 20 gain
new view point on life as IL - IN
the world where you earn your living
Atlanta Georgian.
4oSs 90 Step tire Advertising Fskirs.
Something % a campaign has been
waEed against the so-cailed "Advsr-
tourists" BY the Jacksonville Chamber
81 Commerce and other civic bodies
IN the state this fail We have taken
occasion 60 comment on this class o.
tourists whs come 20 Florida with
Zoe 90 shady advertising schemes with
the idea that the local business men
were easy and they could pick off
enough to travel over the state. live
well and pay expenses both ways TO
thsir native haunts somewhere IN the
world
New Il 10 announced ~ the adver-
Using committee - the LEGAL cham
Der Of commerce that the gentls nan
~ and lady like offenders are with
Us ard are playing their nefarious
schemes and the business houses are
falling for them. even after the warn
ings given. OF course the advertisers
viii never reeeiVe any benefits from
this class u advertising. as II fire.
quently never reaches the people 4 10
represented 90 reach and there have
been many instances known where the
number - rxoces OF literature printed
did not exceed the number delivered
70 the advertisers. when the bills were
q, or 30 ~ possibly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11
Gov. cox's Philosophy.

Gos. CoN's philosophy.
Gov. Cox is right. There a. no con-
ceivable good purpose which . new
party might be expected TO accom-
piish. which may not be accomplished
with greater facility through the
agency o. the present party organiza-
tons. New parties merely promote
and intensity class SPIRIT and class
contention which just now IL the bane
81 human society. lie who strives 20
abate this feeling viii BE perform lng
good service 20 his party his coun-
try and % humanity generally.
His tribute TO Jofferson--the great
est democrat 90 all history--iS timely
and well considered. a party which
exemplifles and contends for the prin-
cipies % jefferson may De defeated.
but Il can never be dARraced These
principles have not been sufficiently
stressed and idealized In recent years.
They do not accord very well with the
exercise Of great power and authority.
nor are they particularly promotive
81 personai amsiti0n. Under their
contemplation the official T. indeed
the servant
The defeated democratic candidate
emphasizes tbs suggestion made In
these colo ans that the democratic MI
nority should cooperate with the new
regime as FAR a. practicable. and that
sabotage" should cease. We agree
that the country has already had =
surfcit of that sort - thing IN TAX
ing this course the democrats win
promote their own reauscitation and
the wei BEING % their country az the
same tlna Let rs have peace. inter-
nal as well as external--Chattanooga
News
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

ff mub-chamerm are uaed % capture
whiskey Hmugalera IN Wisconsin why
not uNa hiimps 20 locate stills. Oft
IN ths stlii-y night you know.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

An spain IL complaining % her
postal service. We hadn't missed
nurleson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

Coal supply T. abundant. according
20 mine OPERATORS. Now n We had
some money we could get some coal
IL wa hmd some cars 70 carry a..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

Judge Anderson IN telling Mitch
Palmer what a iot Of people have long
wanted % bet lacked opportunity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-11

Did you ever notice how brave a
yellow cur ia when he's on the other
side % a fence7
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-03
| POLITICA NACIONAL
'Puena de Poderex Elombres de America

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I.Unsitn nlmllaaa. cpp riass - e.
kipe , casa VIA - mnpm.. n aAs
nrIpr1lm noearoe nllasn, como en-
srcumciA. Que psuetsR ~ luaos Doe g.
tales a. b ndminlslln1ltn hasiA ue
aer sn ~ B,roI.ib I.ufo eiftualmalls ~
Doe sos poacrss efectvios a. cuhief'
no.
A Buicio dnl enHAyislA a. cntanccs
vi Senndo halinze hcrho odiese. . i
ecnie snperiicial. por Nns invasiones
al campo dl Ejccutiro-. , -como NJ
g f&ci distinruir. a menndo. e YER
dadcEo alcance constitutional De una
acci6n estrsctnmente legislstiva. para
81 observador ligero. es evidente que
en- 10 que afaie = nombramientos. pos
ejemplo, los senndores se han exec
dido De 50 derccho legal a sancionar.
los. > por Ia insistencia de que les scan
consultados previamente han conver-
lido q mandate legftimo en- moons.
titucional." Y concluias ~El equilIbrio
De Ia Constitution, es en- 50 mayor
lpafte ideal. En- todas las cuestiones
praciicas eI gobiefho nacionRI supre-
mo a de los estados y II CnngEesO
predomina sobre las llamadas ramas
cOordinadas del poder pdblico".
Mas tarde, traducido ya el Ensayo
al frances, Wilson, Ia saxon profe-
sor en- la Universidad de Princenton
advirti6 en- el Prefacio de una nueva
edici6n del libro (1.9O6), como la gue-
ira con Espaha habia cambiadO Ia
posici6n del Presidente en- el sistema
federal norte-americano", decrecido
enormemente su poder Y La oportuni-
dad de realizar una polftica construe-
tiva". Por consecuencia de la yicto-
ria contra Espana en- 1898 Sc amplid
la vida international de Estad0s Uni
dos y adquirieroh estos dependencias
lejanas. "Cuando los asuiit0s exte-
riores, asentaba Wilson, ocupan parte
sobresaliente en- la direction " Ell Ia
politica de la rlaci6n, ell jefe del estado,
debe, por necesidad ser su gifa: pro-
nunciar la primera palabra Ell toda
decision, iniciar eI paso en- la accion,
inforlnar, para que Sc obre de confot}r--
niidad; indicar, y en- gran modo, df--
rigirt su conducta. FL Presidente eas-
ia al frente de los negocios como 10
10 estuvo ning1n presidente, con. ex-
cepci6n de. Lincoln, y desde los prime
ros 25 amos del siglo XIX, cuando las
relaciones exteriores de Ia nueva ma
cion comenzaron su ajuste... Hoy de
la voluntad, del caracter. de la expe-
riencia del Presidente, penden las cues
tiones de mas peso en- 10 future. El
gobierno de las dependencies debe es-
tar en- gran parte en- sus manos. De
.esta singular oportunidad, presentia,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-03
Il 40 u 1 G r Al F O

Gapais diSpuesto o dispuesta para hacer mu-
clio trabajO Y bien hecho en- EspafiOl en- Ingl6s
Id necesiEa una Corp grande situada a
60 kiI6nletros de San Juan. Sc pagara I'm steldo
LlI}ER Aps a la persona que retna las cOndicO-
nc net esariaS, pero aquellas que no posean
verdaiera practica y habilidad en- los dos idio-
I1as no deben perder su tempo cCntestando es-
t8 anuncio. DirijaSe por correo ssAn6nimO"
El Impartial, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-03
Banco Territorial \ Agricola de Puerto Rico
PAGO DE DIYIDENDO

AcOrdadO Tor e COnseO de Administration rcpar "Di
vdehdO Active PROVISIONAL de cnco ntO sObre ell valOr
nDciSp M ones de la @PRIERA SEGUND serie de este
Bna uen de los benefcOs del ejerciciO social de 1992O
prsenese aysa los accOnistas desde
feha LAP hoa habes de Gaia queda alberto e de dichO
ddend0 all fec0 pueden Secretara
las sOrrespondietes papeletasAN JUAN p RI, de Enero
d ls2OE SscretarioP Rocafort E Director Gerente m.
.fin s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-03

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a. l s s.auas 4af q $50
- a ~ AaEaaAlHs@ aalss
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- mas w. mNAsss Z Aap'
aAm ~ AlImNFla4
- wirmAaus q ~ Urn -
I'D armnaa kLHaeus leNHfnf.
- A. lA m&s lasH.llsaist 81
.ms slMsausa - ann alanliss'
tats ae tsei - SIS "a 4.ll.ias
wm 4ses . issalgNnfiie h lriNsia
al nt.lanciaa a. tls,nae. ~ Esse.
a, ~ sar QuAwR gan 3 unA y
a. na 0ne HrclsIn ~ .Al ...
49, IA - rs una cuetitn a.
- uaae ~ - fnt h rpsrn. -
-, saslicann. Eln dinIecihn "a
wm,a, nfnm&nt b guegHn haslA h
- 81 oon II uisma u4nimiaad
al tat fas IA paa. AAllaga Dc
IA ~ rlumess IN mundo ssopsEAn.
pror1site A. pna y . rre~cr.
"A a. .ocidn concerzads Dc . guerra
~ "a tratos de guerra. Es IDEAL
sansscci6n". g''coIpremisel,
sa fruao primeriso Dc ciembre !:
~ lr cOntendiense Wilson
z. IkrferiFfan. ncaa someter
4 a. .dn. en- cuanto cont rne de CO.
lec,iy de personal, Ia ancioE del
pn,blo "a los comicios De hs20. para
an, Jas rinas soberanas d di.idiesen en-
ousn terpret5 Ia conricn.ia de este
delocrslcia y Ia sirvi6 con pensamien-
to y asaifhr HH
zero. - q 1lagistrado ni el Legis-
Ia or. arfskhriAn, no ihporta aaber
D. que mobiles intereses. tamafa res
ptasahilidad: Europa exhflsta. en- ruiz
mas, a nledias en- anarqda, reclama
psz, necesita pronto paz y garanta de
ptE. Los Edos. unidos saGifcaron en-
las batallas de Francia sangre jOven,
ssheatofi con las ideas qe sus solda-
dos ID stm6sfera de los estados mill
tsres y p:lcionalistas, Fro tambien
prestar6n billones de dol ars, La rique-
"a de ~ pueblo. y solo por el crden,
Eurooa prosperaria hasta pagarlos.
Los peliesros De esta bora, tan gra-
YES para Ia civilizaci6n como los de
la 'tiaeedia aGn en- curse, aconsejan,
i,hponen, la al inteligencia, la s''transac-
cion".
La pugna entire el Eiecdtivo y el Sc
nado no es fen6meno de nuestros
dias: es,cosa de siglo. Fue agiuda has
ia generar Ig un Ac:ta en- Ell perfodo de
johnson, I 81 Be Be 1888 a 1884, woodrow
Wilson, aiumno en- "a Uniyersidad
de Jehn Hopkins. esthdio en- 81 tests
de doctorado el "Gobierno Congresior-
narIp, En- .aquellas ,paginas, observa77
ba eeme, defaia "a categorfa ego del dleel.9 Pre- l
sidente Y ell prestigio de la function
presidential tan seria zen su primleera
6poca'', wise ha eYaporado su podeesrl', ,
perqua Al poder del Congreso Sc ha
heehoe prndominante" X acogia en-
elias la plltura que Ell ingles Bage-
hot hieiera del gParlamento: "a penas,
una gran reunion de gente ociosa, en-
mas q, nenos nsimero, que, medida
,qse Sc, le suministla poder. trata de
iIiIuirilIo. .todo, de arreglaTlo TODD, de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-03
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nor del tiempo aatigno. Estos hom-
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10 que ~ llaina Ia ''IIermandad Girls"
que les Ia redimido y muchos de ellos
Sc cisaentran ahora en- pusicimies de
resiaIsabilidad en- nesocios mundiales
y estan cooperando con osbor1e.
Las prisiones que Sc dice serdu inves
tigaGns despaes dc haher saneaGo Ia de
JoIier. seran Ia AIoyamensing, dOIide el
sistena de soiidaridad 9 esta .t0lavfa
tei vib6ga'. Fi~ntdRg ~ e W Jersey.
Eprfsijh de- Eaada; Chiffon, coHbeida. 90
smD III '&ilicria de New York: y yiiwe!ff.i
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