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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
NOT QUITE
UP TO 1T
You Feel That Way If Your
Blood Is Starved for Red Cells
PEPT0-MANGAN
MAKES RED BLOOD
0vercOmes That Languid Feeling
That Cheats You Out of
Work and Fun.

You say. I wish I could 90 bat I
don't feet able Your friends say.
Are you ui9"
You are not exactly sick you JUST
feel unable 90 approach work or play
IN the old. vigorous spirit
The high speed q which Americans
live sometimes taxes their strength
The blood 8 weak. lacking IN red cells
when this condition exists. GUIDE 4
Pepto- ManRsn taken three times "a day
shows quick benefits Perto Mangan
is known 90 physician ~ The rcd
blood Builder II increases the supply
90 rich, HEALTHY blood and IN the abb
sence Of deep-seated disease this
means health and strength FOR men.
on women or children
Pepto-Nangan Is put up in both
liquid and tablet form Both forms
are exactly alike ia medicinal quail
ties when you order pept0- Mangan.
be sure to ask the druggist for
GUIDES" And look for the nama
GUIDES on the package II Guide =
Is not there. il is not lscpto ManRan
adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28

II you combined the curative proper
tles Of every known 'readvmade" cough
remedy. you probably could not get a.
much real curative power a. there j. IA
this simple homemade cough syrup,
which u easily prepared 70 few
minutes
Get from any druggist 2s ounces II
Rnex. pour IL into q pint bottle AMI
nll the bottle with syrup. using either
plain graduated sugar syrup, clarified
molasses, honey. OF corn syrup. as de-
sired The result u full pint Of
really better cough syrup than You could
huv readv-made for three times the
money Tastes pleasant and never
epoils
Ths Pinex and syrup preparation gets
right az the cause of a cough and gives
almost immediate relief II iooseua the
phlcRm. stops the nasty throat tickle
and heals the sore. irFitated membranes
80 Reniiy and easily that IL Is really
astonishing.
A DAYS use win usually overcome the
ordiAarv cough and for bronchitis. Group.
hoaTReneEs and bronchial asthma, there
IL nothing better
pinex j. y most valuable concentrated
compound 81 genuine Norway pine ex-
tract. and has been usei for generations
70 break I'D severe coughs
To avoid disappointment. ask YOUR
druggist for "22 ounces ri pinex" with
tall directions. and dnn't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re-
funded. The Pinex Co. r. Wayne,
Ind
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80 cARlsrMAs AposArloN

Immediately after the. prayer scr
vice "Wednesday evening az the First
Baptist church. beautiful eantatB.
The Christmas Alteration VIII be
given. Mrs carrie " adams come
posed the accompanying music - wei
IS arranging the parts
Mrs Mia Osborne Heun is dlreetug
the performance which with Tho 8e-
compartments played hy Miss Char.
liobsle Iancy and tloiin numbers by
Edward Lnrtnn assures the success 20
the performance
The fuiloWinE musicians win ~ on
the program
Sopranos. Misses Marraret VIII
helml Omar kruger. EttR Richardson
Oh lIuson AIRS Qmcr kaker
Altos. Misses Donna JONES' Mar
earnt Rag. Edith Worlhiugten Hrr-
r!et Worthineton. MrH mildred Ma
lone
Tcuors Me~srs Leros Abbott omcf
Cocker Wallace purdy Harry How
land. Bonnie Burt
hasaes. Mnssrs ~ Marshall
Jesse Mackey. John DAVIS Hinton
Tompkins Graham White
Dircctreas AIRS. Nita Osborne Benin
OrKunist Mrs Charieybrlle taueF
+ Niouulaf Nr Edward Lurton
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
PROGRAMS

Two unusually wei rendered pro
rramH we're siven at the churches last
SUNDAY cReulns "a spite ~ the un-
favorable weather prrvailing a Well
pleased audiences greeted both ser
vices
Al o'ciack. at the Gadsdcu street
Methodist church a program ~ twelve
numbers was given AmCug the es-
nec8nllN pleasing features were "The
legend ~ the Christmas Tree hy
Miss UIa Mau Reeves and the closing
number eve Wish You "a Mefry
Cht4aimas which was given "a Rose
Tfla fMinn 9erelda ard Robert
Giruuu Msna Ruth Davis and Mrs ..
81 Perry were The Accompanies - the
evening
Under tae direction Of SIR " 8.
f3affiela. : Chr.tmas eautata. that
wna most fmneful aua msloaioua. was
mueh "a ga at the First prcsbyteF-
lHu church later ~ thc evwiing. II is
hoped fhai ihia program viii be re-
pftted F. later datf - fhat many
who were unable o. attend hefauHe of
ere nelemert weather. win have the
opportunity ~ hearinE thia splendid
program
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BRILLIANT DEBUT DANCE
THIS EVENING

III au exquisite setting - Crergreens,
relieved rs bright -leafed palms and
the delicate tracery 81 Southern smi-
iaN utermlnr}ed with the varieEated
eolors ~ many flowers society win
greet the two charmlug dehutautes az
the season. st q dance az the Country
club this evening
Mr. and AIRS Charles " Lamar
viii present their daughter Miss Anna
Lamar and air and Mrs. John A. Mer-
Ritz viii Introduce their youngest
daughter Mlss Doris Merritt
Assisting lu the reception Of the
guests win be the following young
girls Misses Robbie liver Eleanor
Mitchell -suzaheth Durham Elizabeth
Merritt and Judith Maxwell
Miss Lamar Viii mare her bow u a
gown % H8me-colored se4uins and
Miss Merritt win wear white satin
During the evening delicious sup-
per of chicken salad ices cake and
coffee VIII be served
A large number ~ guests win have
The pleasure of formally welcoming
the young honorees into society
Music for the dancing wrl re Eur
uished by the Anderson Douglas or
chcstra
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r Lovett. n L. GRADY Hoffman. Cot.
ter and Mr. si1emore
A chorus formed from all the chHrrh
ehoirs IN the city. sang Cari-tms
carols around tho tree $40 George
Benedict made short faik and Air
Ruge Mr sawyer ana Afr = Cook
helped serve the children
Altogether. Ap8lachicoa' fret eam
munity tree Was "a great success.
Every denomination elnei 81 the
glad festival SO THANKSGIVING TheS
meant b. when they sang Christ
the Lord Was Born To-day
The committee who were directly
responsible. under be auspices Df thp
philaco cub. for the great sneceea rs
this first community tree consisted
OF Mesdames s E Montgomery d G
RuRe. Folsom Jos Messina 81 q
Rice. s. Il Ham. n Rogers and .
=. Hickey
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People and Events
Phone 80 between 10 a. m and 8 D. m.


There's somethinr that's - comfort
Ing
AND permanent and good
- kindly and - friendly when one
SAYS
Our Netkhhnfhoud
~ means the place where ono has
lived
~ eur dear ueighhorhood
where folks are dear. and true.
Where one knows the shrubs and
flower
And the little children too
Ana on his blessed Christmas day
hope fuf an things good.
Fur you and yours and one ana all
A. this dear nrimhborhood
The beautiful lines above were re-
ceifed ~ friends from "a family who
nave recently moved go Pensacola
sha express their appreciation of
the nelrhb0fly e1urtesios that nave
been extended them
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:. APaLAeHicoLA 20
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. an saa - - 81 aa. %

The Philaco Club sponsored the
festival If the Community Christmas
Tree. which was placed as the CROSS
ing ~ Market and Chestnut streets.
and which was in every way the huge
success such a public entertainment
deserved 70 be
The tree Itself vas a sturdy pine
and was gayly decoFted In flowers,
ornaments and red white and blue
streamers. II was brightly iisaAted
with electric bulbs. Mr. r. g Porter
having donated the lights and tire
service II his men ia nRhtina the tree.
The committee Of Decoration con
sisted of Mrs H. Brown. Mrs ~.
Hickey and Mrs S. +. Montgomery.
These three ladies were assisted By
such pretty bunch of girls shat their
sweet faces made tho gathering about
the tree picture fer all concerned,
Among them were Misses Norma Gil.
lis. Lamar Hickey Janette Teohaid,
lingerie Vause. and Cecil Comforter
sharply az the community began
togather All the children csrcied
the tree and the grown folks were
conRrcgated around them. Every child
in the community that could be- reach
ed was given an orange and apple
and a bag ~ candy. Mrs. y q TuRa
donated one hundred pounds of candy
Mr I.anier. az the express company
gave five hundred oranges Material
for the bags and the apples were tho
offering OF the various merchants ,,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
HaaH zaa a a = aaEa 81 - u
n ABoJr PEOPLE we KNOW .
q u
q II u - u u y !; q . u 20; 81 - 81

Miss Sell Qulna and little T.
Quina Dr. and FauStlna QGna viii
arrive tomorrow from Mobile "a visit
Mrs Richard -waInc at her home on
Wizl Stronr street
Joe Ricra Ir ana Gale Whiting
are VISITING n New Orleans as tho
guests 81 Mrs Alice Quiua who with
hrr daughter Aiss .Es4,e Ouina and
Mr. and Mrs Dick carroll Is now
making rise Crescent City her home.
The little visitors plan e remain in
Sew orleans uutl next sunday
Lieut. Donald hcNhoe il spending
the holidays in Pensacola.
Among the Pensacola girls who
ire spending the holidays here IS Miss
Virginia Phillips who now makes her
home iu 81 Louis Miss Phillips viii
81 Tine guest ne her parents Mr. and
Airs j. @ Phillips until Kew Years
Miss Melissa Ounce who for
merry taught la tho Pensacola High
school rs now teaching expression tn
chipley Miss Dunno Is from Able
willie. Ala
Misses Iula and Katherine Yonao
of NahIle who have been spending the
Christmas sdsan with thejr uncle-aud
aunt AIr aHd Airs = X Youge Nave
returned rs their heme in Mobile
Mr Phillip Buck son 81 Mrs r..
A Hnct lefl hst night FOR New ar
leans. where De- Is now making his
home after having spent Christmas
with his mother
Mrs II Maekry and LITTLE
daughter and Mrs D. n cowsrgt. sls-
Ter 81 Mrs Macke5 left Fsiday TO
spend tbc holidays with relatives 10
Mobile
Miss Leila Neon returns today
= m spending Christmas with her
mother S. Perdldo. Alabama
Miss Sigrid Miller is spending the
holidays With her brother az Val
parleu She 81 expected home short
h.
Pensacola friends are welcoming
AIRS D. s Harmouut who WAS Tor
merly Mf- Mae Clutter AIrs fI1s-
mount b. the guest - hcF brother ar
To- Brown az hiss home Tt4 North
Sixth avenue NJ aud Mrs Har-
mount ma H. their home IN Delaware.
Ohlo. where SIR Harmount rs q lead
ue feweier AIRS HaFmount viii
probably remain month IN Pensa-
cola.
SIR S. e Davis. Dr.. - Houston.
Texas. who BIAS been visiting his pa
rents Nr tnd Mrs " r. Davis Sr
ESQ North Eleventh avenue left this
morning fof Eufauia. Alabama After
"a short Etut ln Eufau4a and iu Allan
o.. Mr Davis VIII return 90 his home
ln Texas.
AIRS Charles CoviuEton has re-
turusI Is her home On Winter Haven
Fa after q short visit with her sis
ter Mrs. Paul GRAY Mrs Coslngt On
was among the guests "a The Wick
Gray wedding saturday evening
Mrs John 81 Jones left ca the
noon train far omaha. Neh where
she viii wish her sister who Is rs the
religious ~ the Sacred Heart Re.
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Mr.. JOHN ANDERSON
MARRtEs ~ NEW YORK

Glamour always surrounds we'd
ding at the Church ~ the TransfiR-
ufation. which o. more affccti0natciy
known rs hundreds or prominent pso-
pie who have plighted their troth
there. as THE Little church Around
the Corner n seems very fitting
that such a brilliant youug Pensacola
journalist IS John Hargis Anderson
should have taken his marriage vows
there tor u was there % Christina
evening Mr Anderson was Marie ga 60
Alts Margaret Wilbur Breuning
Mr Anderson was attended by 81
colleague on the Evening Post staff.
MI Herachen Brickell formerly 81
Pensacola. while Miss Virginia lee 81
New YORK city served a. maid 81 hon-
or The bride was given away ht her
cousin. Poster Ware. ~ thc staff n
Life
Mr ana AIRS Anderson lefi imme-
diatrly after the ceremony for a hon
cymoon at nrownvllie. in Tho Pines.
.at the completion % which they viii
make their home at d. Wayeriy Place
n Greenwich Village.
Airs Anderson. Who comes ~
prominent New York family is a fca-
turo writer ON che cifk staff - the
New York Evening Post ~ which AIR
Anderson "a the associate editor
Pensacola o. very proud - John
Anderson whose work showed such
promise ln the DAYS when. D. Was
reporter on The Journal. that his suc-
.cess un the great metropolitan dally ia
NO surprise to chem Mr. Anderson T.
son 0f Mrs. Warren Anderson
and the late pr. Anderson. one &c the
beloved doctors 80 the older school III
Pensacola
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TO ENTERTAIN FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS

Members &c Mrs SD B Williams
class ~ thc gadsden street Methods
Church sunday school arc invited rs
.attend party with which thcir
teacher q entertaining this afternoon
.nt O'Clock ln che SUNDAY school
rooms
Members &c The eiaes are Lula
walker. u0bby Jean Williams Rose
TsIcr Haael Mcconnell Maxine SIC.
Council Euiuh Marion Wlchbure Mary
Snead Marrarite CARY Made Myers.
Mary Elisabeth Naylor. Louise Dam
lois. Elsie smith Mary ELLEN Mueller
Dorothy Nuniee. Willie Naifna. Ralpa
johnson. H.ar Wait. Emory Weave.
FIllard Hart Charles Edward Ma-
Caakiu Lawrence Nelson. Clarence
Tayioi Leon Macon Leon pBdKett
Eugene swift Nelson nelmar and
Rupsrf Mile
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AdCeatures of
The TtUins
% oIIve Roberts Barto.


Wasp Weasel Gets PUNISHED.
Where did Wasp Weasel so e ask
cd Nick as he and Nancy rushed
breathiessly into Mrs Woodehueks
bedroom where she had been getting
all the beds ready for the family
winter sleep.
Mrs. Nloaachuck didn't say a word
h0t nodded toward 4 hump under one
Of the blankets OF course II she had
sala tWo words or ten. Nancy and
Nick would not have understood. for
that scamp Wasp had swallowed their
charm and then run away! That Is
why they were after him.
Suddenly an idea occurred 70 Nick
aud ke whispered 10 90 his sister.
80 laughed softly and nodded
Lets do IL right away she wills
pered and tiptoed quietly 10 the top
of the bed AT the same time Kick
.took his place az the foot AIRS Wood
chuck wondered what Il was All about
but said nothing. II anything was
about 10 happen to Wasp. she wasn't
going 20 interfere. because Wasp Was
4 general nuisance and she didn't ike
him az all. lie had always worried
the life out OF Dohbly. her own dear
boy. aud Waily. her husband had Just
said the other day that But therei
That's not the story
suddenly Nancy grabbed two corn
GERS of the blankets. between which
Wasp was erouohing. and at the same
time Nick grabbed the other two.
Then they pulled the covers clear oft
the bed. never letting 60 their hold.
Give us Our charm. Wasp. sail
Nick severely, cor Wen shake you up
Wasp las very stil aud never let on
he heard. THAT settled a.. Such
bianlses tossing as the rascal got. he'll
never forget, I'm sure nor the lesson
either
And the charm jumped right out Of
biz mouth with The jolting
Nancy grabbed il and tucked ~
away safely. and the twins depart
ga
Copyright. 1890 ~ E. A.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
John Herman BrenElc. Jr. and Rose
Marie Lyhrand
Deeds.
Edward ; Russell. Fl AL by master
o. 4 p 6aubhs. nec 6 1920. 500: lot.
III and AZ block g. West King tract.
Thomas James lee and wife to Den
mis- Birley . Mary May NandecaF
NoN 90 1910 - and ether lots al and
~. block -. PIG CITY.
y NJ prlicheit and wife 10 Jett r.
Wool. pee. 20 1920. $40 block 81 and
nnrti0n block s.. Bluff Springs. Fla.
q " Riley and wife 70 4 p Ciubbs
Nav ~. 1920. Fl and other. d. l-s az
block 237 Mcmillan addition sec. 20
81 2 south raaEe 84 west
J. d. Collins and wife to Ilnw cod
Williams Dec II. 1920. 400 ami other
lots 2 and 80. block its New City tract
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28

turning. Airs. Jones viii visit relatives
in ST. Louis. Mo, and nelivine. Ill
AIRS Jones VIII be gone about three
weeks
Friends win De glad 90 hear ~ the
recovery of little Miss Dorothy Born.
who has been ili for the past week
Among the boys who are Spending
tine holidays in Pensacola are Price
Roxear and Alber' Olsen Both ~
these young men are attending Georgia
Tech ia Atlanta.
Miss Josie Mae simmons az Mo-
bile Is the guest ~ Miss Mae White.
Miss Simmons viii be IN the city about
"A week
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VIck. CRAY

one 81 tbc prettiest events 81 the
Christmas season was the n@rrlags 30
Miss Lucille Gray elder daughter 81
AIRS Paul Gray. ca Ma d Is Vlrk az
tonesboro. Arkansas Tho wedding
occurred at $3.50 ueloc8 Christmas
evening
The ceremony was performed hy
Rev / - Chalker at fhe home - the
bride and only the relatives and In
innate friends were present
The house WAS arlistictliy decorated
IN chry sa nthemuma The bride wore
"a travelling sult IT taupe broadcloth
and carried q bouquet ~ white ehry-
santhemumR Her only attendant was
her sister Miss patu GRAY who enc
tered with MT Guy Matthews
Immediately after Uhe ceremony the
couple loft on their bridal tour They
viii make their home in Jouesboro.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
Goodness and
Cleanliness

are combined in the Sc
lect atmosphere Of the SAN
CARLOS CAFE. a metro
politan restaurant Of pc
ctniar excellence.
The support Of Persia
eolians Il desired 20 help
maintain what travellers say
In one Of the best eating
places In the South. Daily
table d'hote luncheon, 75c.
Service ala carte seven
=. IN. 20 eighty-thirty p. m.
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CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
MONEY

Cai Out this iip. enclose with Sc and
mali it 20 Foley a Co. 2sss sheffield
ave. Chicago. III. writing your name
and address clearly You VIII receive
in return q trial package containing
FoleYs Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs. colds ard Group Foley Kid
ney Pulls Ter pains in sides and back;
rheumatism hackache. kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. q wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartte Tor c0nstlrsa ton.
hiliousness. headaches and sluggish
bowels sold everywhege ADV.
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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS
At THE METHODIST CHURCH

This afternoon. az 80 o'clock. a
party will he given ~ the First Meth
ndist church Tor the Cradle Roll and
beginners TIE mothers ~ the chill
also
The recalar chuatmat entertain
iuent viii he held IN Thursday eve.
n.nR
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DANCE posTPoNEp

The dance that was IS have been
held on FRIDAY eveninE Jazz The Naval
Air station has been postponed ta
saturday evening January This
dance Dr. one 0f series &c delightful
dances that are being given hy the
enlisted men ~ the Air station. un-
der the direction ~ enc welfare CONS
mittet The dance VIII hc heid Boa the
gymnasium and the Fort B3rrancaa
band VIII furnish thc music
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CARD OF THANKS

wish 10 express ms heartfelt app
probation to tho people Of Brent
nclghborhood for their many acts Of
kindness during my recent bereave-
ment and 20 al our friends Tor the
beautiful floral tributes sent 10 the
grave and we assure them these acts
wiz ever be remembered bs Is
LAURA and WILHELM STRUCK
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REsTAW4iLE TEA ROOM
ANNQuNC EMENT

The ladies manarlnE She Hestawhiis
ffa room announce that they have
stunned their regular schedule. after
having observed han holiday hours
ON Chriathas Eve ana CHRISTMAS Day
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
KEN. BREwToN

Coming 1a a surprise n frIeuds vas
the marriage Il Miss Amanda Brew
ton r. Edward Kern yesterday after
noon ot O'Clock Mr and Mrs Kern
sin make their home S. Pensacola,
until u the spring when they expect
Us - Is Philadelphia Is make their
home
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28

The Ladies Aid society IN East Pen
Haoola Heights Will entertain ~ @
tackS party tomorrow evening 90 tho
residence go Airs. q BeoAnaham
81 Easl Pensacola ielgbfs Zee cream
sin he 80 sale far the benefit ~ such
charity objects az wiz be taken up in
the future
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CHILDREN REQUESTED TO
MEET AT FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH

children az the First Methodist
church sunday school are requested
90 meet az the church this afternoon
az @ So o'clock ta practice far tho
Christmas entertainment to b. glvea
Tuesday evening az O'Clock
o.
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MEETING OF cALENoER
SOCIETY

Thr Calender Society of the First
Methodist church. Wal mee. tbis Az
tcrnuon at 90 oeloyk 81 erie chufch
a Un attendance is dr area
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28

DIR. Pollock has returned 10
the city and win resume his
practice at sos Theisen Bldg.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28

The Journals Advertising
Rate II the same 10 all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-28
Mokes a Family Supply
of Cough Remedy
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Remmx h~sfew than remdv~ F8ssie
eonxh - rapN, aua saTew aaseuf -.
Eaails and atlsklx prepared.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-24
THE SITUATION IN POLAND.

pREMIER LLOYD GEORGE probably stated
I the simple truth when he tod the House Of Com
mon. that Tie Allied Powers arc bound to give every
assistance IN TIER power to tie Poles now n grave
perl Of Being oyerun BY the Red Armies Of Russia.
There viii Be a la Of talk oya this situation and IN
this country there probably will be criticism directed
against craftsmanship which permitted itself to be-
come involved N such an enterprise.
But that criicsm will grow out Of the traditional
American ignorance Of world conditions The truth
is that if the Polish republic oolapses under the
pressure Of the military power Of the Bolshevss the
Allied nations would have to get INTO the struggle
with their whole resources even there vas no express
understanding between the Poles and the Allies The
fate Of western civilization would be at stake and
there would be nothing else for France, Great Britain
audItaly to do. ;.
The situation hat would Immediately develop if
III. Red Amy oyerruns Poland and begins t0xert
pressure upon The dsnoralized and war weary people
Of he former Central powers would be precisely the
same from political and military standpoint that en-.
sued when the German armies crossed the border Of
Belgium. Weston Europe would have to stand to-
seder and fight for its life. This menace IS 10. yet
imminent, but it IS possibility and the Statesman and
Ii. military men Of the Allied powers are warranted
in viewing it with he gayest concern.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-24

Cinsn1sn I'D h 3sp DnjlG tfo e shsss lhc.s
I'm Sc pesnui Iid3e MS d me n
Ile eo1d S.i sout u
rasfE III Duials ie issl M endisd JIM 3Oh.
100, oir inpo,.i q itheled md unh
sagesited abgal n. 009.0 900 pound. q los ttlsa
tHs afirse jmpoit,tpn for he ut fse ysas under
R.psbliean prot.tion. No wopda de Vrgal Pc,
nut growers are Up n arms against the Democratic
tariff policy.
Tie Democratic parry Ia. at changed as iot
Or tide from is archaic stand ffn hee trade The
SaFrancisco platform Is Just . fm for he p3aple
awss de aand Of Hayne N d. laie Ihahs. Near
lyaceahy Of apnnce Ia, failed 10 teach 6s party
anything respecting he virtues Of preserving . Amer
ia he market fa American ptodueh That Is why
he 2nd Congressional District Of Virginia IS CITING
behind Republican candidate who believe. IN pro
t.cang that sections chef industry. And. Of course.
MI Lankford Will stand for protection TO Other
American aiduHs as well.