davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16
Hmeried.

Freedoms land, the best and noblest nation,
For thee we firmly take a loyal stand
All patriots of high or humble station
Salute thy starry banner, proud and grand.
Thou land OF human hope and high endeavor,
The refuge of the poor and the oppressed,
Where autocratic despots shall forever
Be barred by freemen's sovereign behest.
Through evolution's ever-changing stages
The marching host of freedom struggles on;
lncessant strife for right and justice RACES
In present days as in the ages gone.
In mighty waves the passing generations
Are rolling onward to an unknown goal;
But heroes, true and loyal, take their stations
Peace:-"PeaCeo on earth ?"-Not by the League OF Nations,
For Wilson's pact is running out OF gear.
New wars and strikes provide the daily ratons
OF death in front, destruction in the rear.
The Poles gave bearded Bolsheviks a trimming;
Tough Turkey gets a roasting now in Greece;
But when old Europes cup of hate is trimming
With love - then look for universal peace.
And when our fighting "Yankee-blood' is boiling
10 drive the BolSheviks from freedoms land
When for a real grapple we are spelling,
We for America determined stand
When brutes and bandits start a world disaster.
To storm the sun and turn the earth to hash,
Well show them Uncle Sam is still the master;
Wen man our guns, the Ludendorffs to smash.
OLE 0. LIEN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16
Inrife "a hnnifc Srpncr

er tt at faa, fiebt / |erler paa Norse
% Sunmart til en- llbsrt lap &ris. Sor
llnberretnins ON Gurien og Menteiooen
/ Noroc % Ganmarf % buorban Ters
acne ber ienoes iur or oeporeres / gans
fer / lfonpinapiife 9auoc bsr man benz
pcnbe Tia iii Spbe & Gpmsanp, q. u.
50. g.. Norpe9iau Nnerica Cine, 319
Seconp @pe. 60, Transportation Slbg,
RinneapoIi5, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16
tett fra 2nutc Tnitucm.

Saaen bar ioltIar % 0uitcn milo.
Zen arsnne Nart. Den heitfIrotc Stpa %
DC ibnseuoe Sugle icIteNe Den hcrli9t
Natlr % iatte 9oo Stemnins / Solicit
Gig en- Sag bar Ssnbaa Sen f0be OTTO
Der 1920. 3l. 1 9~ftermihbao 1anlebe sc
Zig; fen,ti a ierti NrtomobiIer iuloe al
glabitemte Solt, for M iiuIoc SC ale iii
Nnute Npituens itrar e~itcnior gilbert SEQ
for at hGbre Nenne 9dn1Ie GrpGrhioe
Wnnb, ioni honbe prret oeres Yoitticrc,
% iprl MI haobe to9et gfiteh orunbet rao
IIoerssrrnie Ell efter tppe Iars trpfai,
Sieneite.
Sad fisrsr sc ale til "Npinien" %
crobrer belle Slanicn. 6an aniite laa %
icoNefter en- sob 0tiSbas. - "Nei - fao
CT oct ipr nnc? aa' / al @crben ipr
Gin Stsi ute?\ Deb Soruubrins % Ct
tantefuINt Iniiat srpp @arIinsen iie III
at Sengen % no for han. Serit libt FOR
%pirret. 'ad mere roIio % tilIIut tom
SmiIet, for nj itaar ban foran ole pisic
Ienneiic bans gore @enrer % aicnotc,
icm MI bar Der for OF eieitc % bGSre
td1n. Wen MI blep ban a1uute rap pdo
Nooer. StltrooS for lin IIber, 1871
Gar. er Gdmlen ing / TanN % 2csemc,
% 'aa fra ben II iii beu annen sif han
meb CT Saf for iihit % neIipmmer I'll
@narncn. Saa ton frcm SC itorc, i,lIbe
@:dofurnc % ale toa Gel i S~eitmaaItiNet.
Otter bette he9pnhte ct lNmcrtct Troaram
a%rrarecret for IuIeouireen. Sang al
"Norcta," Sauator, SnIer al fcrifieliac
al 0eltaaerue unNer 2epeIie al Yroi.
Snne. SoIoidnae % Tiauomuiit.
Men het lcm aan,lc Nnutc fdnite oiI
irttc Den itsritc Tris poa en- piitnot ct
Si9t al CANTON 9. Spcit, iom ban OBJ
Initc 90 Inner INN iaIncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16
Se9Dno MT itrar at
operpinoe bin Nbeumattstte.

Tor benrc Seuiigt er ser intet mere
tiIfreositilenoe gtobeI END s. S. S. Set
fortrGifcIi8c gan,Ic @loSmibNcI, ser hdr
prrct brl9t / oper icniti 4ar % bar give.
iaa o~IntinScIig SiIfreosiiQeIic for Hbeus
mnti5ne.
@e8nrn at taQe S. S. s. ihda, % bpi5
on Til irHieuoe Ell i%uINitrnDig @eitripeIic
al Sit SiIirlNe, oiI Dor mcoicinlte Sircts
trr men uoeer Detailing aipe Dig iruHiee
Nono. SiIitrip CHIEF Mcoitul Sirectpr,
100 Sfpiit @abprdtorr Itluntd, Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16

Spis bu i9ien a9ter at itoIe paa 2iris
nlerts 6Ialtcr I'll az 9rtihc prt sin Hbeuz
nlatisnc, "a ri Nu iQien rrrc hcniaIocr
til tun StufieIier. en- Sn9rom, Der ian
~IornrISe Iaa mc9cr Slncrte % 2iocIic, CT
life poa Spcrflabcu AZ @uocn % ton life
9nibe5 ort.
Wdnac Norme al Hheun1ati$mc bcpirs
fcs al bittc intdo Srgbom3ipircr / @Ios
oct, % Ncr cucite logiitc @~chanNIin9 /
l%aooannc Si!frIbcr CT al frne OF ficrne
oislc S~n9Nomaipirer fra @lpoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16

lpautee. @eb bette Isoe rcprrieuterte
Trci. H. 8. Star Gale College.
Set bsr fdnite oeiaa nrpnes, at Gle
perne peb StoIcn tager fIittis 90 pirtiom
Sci | 2utber Sed9iie Irbeihct / Wcrias
beben. en- al @lenernc, 9tr. W. @ins
oabl, CT %fortiben Sorcninsens Yrriibcnt.
6pr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16
9ffc bare for CT Sag."

:, ION oaslis lioer al &pslmertsr, Dopso=
r,ne Nnialo al SpimmelbeS os u~bebaseIiSs
a;nnr,ursaeImasiisbsper isser sanife ~noturlis
4, iaa gag i ct eeaemtoosl, 'om nil siue
rario Nisip Tor bisi. SioeIier os lite bare
sT,;s oior en- Iaa." & ouer trebtpe Gar bar
aoan's aionep plus itaaet lin prsus.
Sni;nber al atteiterebe % after atteitereoe llbs
,,I,li,r ira tatnemmeIige 8uuoer pioner ON
rar,a njslp. Ser er en- llbtoIelie al Ell oeres
~ ,sriol.. Sppre Din Vabo.
ct amoet 9eeprab 5iIf9ISe.
Z. y. 9raorit, RsrlGs9er, tiger: Seq
s1ps, gnlebnins til at brrse Soan's sibnep
Ans oo lea tau iise, at be piite Is at prrs
q; Saubbeo tilirebsiiGenbe. Miue Iursr mar
poarl,0 5oriatntn9 % isa bapoe oOiiuis
er,rt.r i Smalrps9cn. Soan's itprtet i
Sarbb.o mine Nprer % Smerterre opbsrte.
Sea bar life iibeu u9ret pioeet os ~ poo
S,t bsoite a~ubeiale benne ltbnlsrteoe 9fpres
.,sn'rt,r
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-11-16

'ttIlG ptI NJiIC SllS puu eli UtllltpI c
Sist al Sar,iou 9. Spcit, iom ban OBJ
lrite % IpNcr iom feIser:
: &nlbcr6bhebi Der rnr Elm quite,
90 bonom tale Sci oesIc Nnlte,
Men pesle glitcu nart itor % oiiIb
Nor mort hpnImS rar opb % inilr.
lin iun,arbogicn Ran for al reita.
I Ii p9 lumbar ser bctticu Icifn.
90 arlten hpppu pnu lcttc fpt,
% itet han huNre 10 irit cit mot.
Voa heae ficuc Ser part ban tienoe
90 for nm lllnldrr Ser % rcnbc;
Sraa iteI ri it'll iprarQ Dor gore Smut
90 aItib ia Nei: peItonmeu GUT.
) heibd pintcr Il talb % iurc.
Su tltnoc TN. Gin nlauttc ltlirc.
9tnnr iuio % pinoriuN bci logo lag.
San babbe anlteu cit baifdtat.
go bart ban ticuoe mco pcrdit leniu,
$40 rilbc t~rllfalt pan honom pcrtu;
0on nrog pnd iiuIcu % lrrNc bot
pnrt. ion, andre, pnn lnrhom tIot.
Naa oiftc ban 'eo nlcb jenta tine
90 iettc fot unbcr boro iom hluc,
90 tint Del Giilao meb han % no,
Sor Iipet tot Del mcb freq og 70.
Weu peiterbeimen laae Der % uiutu,
Sq itrollmen bit piloe intlte mintn.
ga fIeir' % flcire frnd hal for III,
SiIlut 70 iiolab han ooian, aunt.
SiI Minneiota ban boa Jeff finite
90 her / 9aren ictf eiere mite,
@aa' farm p9 reiitap ban fiapte Icg
90 Tom. Tom andre, pao goe pc9.
Self Saa Dor Snitc / lin % tanin
Nt inni bpcn bar uofp inufd,
han flute til IIbcrt'S bn
90 ME np honpm or hciItzllp I'm.
SION, oaa bort iinre poo nnt sci piIne
Trit icrod potter &c foil 70 iuilbc.
ga, briuga'u rin,lt nlcb ein figures man,
So Smut part ei ap Del rettc, ban.
! tln9e a ban no poltcn tienrbc.
ga inolen poilbt ira borom benrbc;
i,un truidit ticrrbe &c tpar Gin bd9,
lib peret iniie pa bette lag.
Inn iiin,arsboeicn 10 lint han luIta,
Vaa brep og paffor han i%antrun brd'ta
iSor anutcn IA Deg no dlore nei,
ga aIore lam on han iur % lei.
lin pinters baaien mar iuioitorm iurra
Su heproc albri at anllten !mirra;
&au iperbe pdd leg Del ftnna ITO,
90 parme belt ban / tist ng bio.
no fiem oei re seq % pil Deg tdtfd
Tpr fpur ein Gag on / 9arom %trattd;
ga. tats for arbeio poa rita d.
@nb qiip pe9 bella og lips Dag hi.
Otter Y%roerammet tom mere Graf
AT Safe, Aa9cr, See Cream 0. !. D.
lite at iorglemme gore Gigorcr. Iu
bar i bebitc Teitiiemnin8 p9 bapne en- ro
merict Stlino inmmeu. Gn SInpemd'tt'
liae peb NnitucnS Tlnbs gioroe mdn9
Surc meo &c @iciter. iom piIoe hnpe IL
en- rigtis 2uftieilabs, % bette 9ioroe o9
iaa fit til at aisre Rro8rammoet eneltaa
cnSe. alptten par III . % man prog pax
Siempei, ale nleo hen SsIelie, at De baoo
beItaaet / Ell al &c beoite Setter az II
og gIabt for at De tom for a
brrre bcnne itaute NorbmanS. Ien iel
mad life slcmmc at nrpne Den ltcr
Vcngcgnpe. iom Soriamlin9en gao II
Or. Npititcn iom YaaifisnncIie for tro
Trbeipe og eli bsi a9telic.
en- Scltager.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04
BY HENRY w KINNEY

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Tokyo. (By Mail) )-Orders have
already been placed for sixteen war
vessels under the new appropria-
tions made for the carrying on. Of the
great eight battleship and eight
battle cruiser program, which the
nation expects to have completed by
1927 a large number Of other vessels
are also TO be provided according
10 the plans of the navy authorities
Some curiosity is already being felt
as to whether the financial budget as
outlined by the navy will be sufil-
cient to carry it out. Or whethe.' a
fresh burden of taxation must be
placed on the already heavily tax
ridden nation These doubts are
expressed by the Jill, one Of che lead
ing dailies, which says
1T is clear that it viii he difficult
to build SO many war ships at cost
of 750, 100000 yen AS matter Of
fact, it is reported that the naval
authorities will ask for an addition
of 1OO,000O0O yen to the original al
lotment of 12O,O0O,OOO yen for the
next financial year The rate of this
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04
Ii. Z. MARKS
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

The German news service, which is
Under the direction of the same
Germans who dispensed propaganda
here during the war, is devoted
largely to presenting the German
point of view in European political
questions, and to information on the
rehabilitation of German industry.
The movies, it is believed, viii at
tempt to demonstrate Germanys
recovery from the war; socially and
lnGustrially, depicting scenes in man
ufacturing plants. How to distribute
these films, however, for the leading
exchange, which controls nearly all
OF the theaters, declares that the
Mexican public insists on American
and Italian films.
In the meantime German bust
ness firms, who are now handling
American woods, promise their GUS
toners that the products of German
factories will soon be ready for the
market. 49, q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04
-.IN QUEST or A MINNIE
A beautiful art color scenic
MEMORIES"

Something you never saw before
It's IA distinct novelty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04

In the big woods" and the smell OF
gun powder of frying bacon and wood
fires has brought hundreds of hun
ters to the woods of Maine for the
moose and deer season.
Game wardens estimate that more
hunters entered the woods this sea.
son than in several years. The
number of "heads" taken is not yet
known. That many of the nimrods
are crack shots, however, Is appar-
ent from the number of fine heads
shipped out of the woods.
Almost every wayside station on
the edge of the big game country
has one or more specimens waiting
for shipment.
Moose and deer appear to be as
plentiful as ever, according to guides,
although the coming of campers and
cottagers in search of the virgin for
est during the summer, and the in
crease in hunters is driving the game
far into the woods
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04
1Oc
TRY OUR BIG SUPER SHOWS
Tomorrow: Eddie Polo
Saturday: Hoot Gibson
SAD DAY COMING
FOR THE PITCHERS
By HENRN L. FARRELL


Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
New York, Nov. beginning with
the year 1880, professional baseball
should have a batting renaissance.
At just about that time the unin
territorial tutoring of Babe Ruth will
begin to show its effect on the Amer
lean youth Kids now at the impress
sionable age will be beginning to
break into box scores of profession
al baseball and the cards say that a
flock of pitchers will begin to yell
for ball a trifle less lively. Owners
of clubs, too. will favor legislation to
keep a flock of pellets from ieaving
the grounds every day. Something
new in the way of batting achieve
ments will have to be invented, nro
baby, because home runs should be
as common then as ordinary hits are
now
The reason for this dip. into pro
phecy naturally is that everywhere is
this except perhaps mentally
land. the ten year old kid is imi
tating Babe Ruth. They've got his
swing, his Stance and even his
"waggle."
Just as caddy develops into az
star golfer simply through conscious
Or unconscious imitation Of the star
lrivers and putters he serves, so
ire the kids Of today going to pick
Up some OF Babes home run meth
IDS.
OF course Babe is unusually adj
lpted to heavy clouting. but it is
admitted that his swing
md follow through" help lot in
gaining distance No one is more apt
n acquiring the cunning of star
han the ten year old boy.
Baseball players just starting their
areer should avoid becoming pitch
rs. In just few mo.'e years the
noundsmen will be getting their
Jumps.
q - ~ a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04
JAPAN TO SPEND MILLIONS
FOR MANY NEW WAR VESSELS

increase is 50 per cent, and if the
cost of the entire program is calcu-
lated on this basis, the total fig
ure win be 1,390,O00,O0O yen, instead
of the original estimate Of 100000
600 yen 1t is likely however, that
a reduction in prices may occur, and
this will reduce The rate Of increase
to between 50 and 70 per cent. IN
less the naval estimates are amend.
ed considerably additions must be
asked for every year and this may
give rise to serious political qdes
tions This causes US to wonder
whether the naval program viii real
ly be completed by 1927"
At the same time Japan is busy
building a large fleet of submarines
which are probably to be used as a
line of defense across the Pacific ap-
proaches to Japan it appearing like
ly that Japan's newly acquired control
OF a chain Of various groups Of is
lands north Of the Equator, will give
her the chance to establish a chain
Of stations for these vessels.
The press reports that while the
Empire at present possesses about a
score of submarines, she expects to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04
Old D0bbin Coming
Back Says Expert
By United Press.

By United Press.
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 4-The next
five years will see the horse drawn
carriage, the saddle horse and the
trucking horse on the boulevards, in
the parks and on the highways in a
great revival OF Old Dobbins useful
ness was the statement today to the
United Press by J. c. Buckley, for
twenty-four years a horseshoer Of
Detroit, Buckley is now "shoeing
horses on paper" as editor of the
Horseshoers Journal.
Carrying on his former business in
one location on exclusive north Wood
ward avenue, Buckley shod the horses
of many Detroit millionaires, among
them Hazen S Pingree, former gov
ernor Of Michigan &C a. Newcomb
of the Newcomb-Endicott company
and Simon J. Murphy, millionaire lum
ber man and owner of the Penobscot
office building and many others.
Buckley bases his statement on the
movements being forwarded by many
states setting aside driving space
along the boulevards and in the
parks: on the fact that the tonnage
Of horse shoes and nails manufac
tured today is greater than at any
time in the past two or three years
and on the Introduction of legisla-
ton in various states to maintain
shoeing shops where the farmers can
be taught the trade.
The lack of driving horses on the
highways now, Buckley said, is not
due so much to the fact that the
automobiles replaced them, but to
the fact that a man loving his driving
horse would not risk driving him
among the automobiles. There is
also a serious shortage of men to
shoe horses, he said, adding that .
the horse shoer, in fear that the au-
to might put him out of business en-
tirely has taken up other lines Of
work, such as auto repairing and
welding The blacksmith trade ranks
high in wages, he said.
Speaking on the adaptability of
the horse to the trucking business
Buckley cited statistics that horse
can he usad in tffs husinese at an
expense of 13 cents mile while car
rying 100 pounds of freight while the
automobile truck expense for the
some distance while carrying the
same weight is 25 cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04

have 12O when the big new program
is completed, Of which so are to he
ready by 1928 AT present about is
are said to be under construction
1t is also reported that while the cost
of these vessels was formerly about
5000 yen per ton, they now cost
5,00e yen a ton, and that the Mitsu-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04
Germany z4g RYiVing
Aheadaip Mexico
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Mexico City, Nov. 4-Germany is
beginning in earnest her drive to
regain lost commercial prestige in
Mexico A German news service.
distributed free, is appearing now in
the press of the capital and posters
displayed throughout the city an
nounce that German motion pictures
will be shown shortly at the local
cinemas. -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04

Board by the day, week or month,
home cooked, served family style.
Only six blocks south of the First
National Bank Also have some nice
rooms. Mrs. Jim Dillon, 62S South
4th. hone 1203-R. Arr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04
IN
"FROM HAND TO MOUTH"

bishi Shipyard, which is building a
number Of them, is out about 500 600
yen on its contract.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04
Hundreds Hunters
Roam Maine Woods

Bangor, Me, Nov. 4.-The call of
the Red Gods, the lure of the trail
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04

1t is a very unusual story of a
band Of the most amazing Grim
mails ever created. The skill and
laring of the great criminals
Of hisory from Robin Hood to
Jesse James fade into insignifi-
cancc compared to the fantastic
plot to steal an entire train from
It's tracks between two stations.
REEL SPECIAL FEATURE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-04

Express Want Ads bring results.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-02
PEPTO-MANGAN
BRINGS BLOOM
D F HEALTH
Helps Restore WOrn-Out, Thin
BIOOded Men ard Women to
Health and Happiness.
Physicians Recommend 1t
Sold in Liquid and Tablet Form
Both Possess Same Medicinal
VaIue-Insist on "Gude's"

Most every case of a sallow com
piexion and languid feeling is trace
able to watery. impoverished blood de-
ficient in oxygen carrying red blood
cells
Inasmuch as the entire system de-
ponds on the blood for its nourish-
ment and strength, it is readily UNI
derstood why thin FLOODED people al
ways feel worn-out mad rum down.
And it is equally plain that to re-
store the vigor of rugged health. the
blood should be supplied with the
needed qualities to enable it to build
up the system.
GUIDES Pepto- Mangan accomplishes
this very result. In a short time the
beneficial results are clearly manifest.
The cheeks fill out and regain the
bloom of health, the eyes sparkle. the
step regains its elasticity, the whole
system is filled with greater vitality.
GUIDES Pepto- Mangan is a safe.
beneficial and pleasant tonic. Agrees
with the most delicate stomach. and
obtainable in either liquid or tablet
form.
Be sure the name Guides is on
the package when you buy Pepto-
Mangan. Ask the druggist for
Guides" If Guides is not on the
package it is not Pepto- Mangan.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-02
No. Continued From
Page One

asked questions concerning these ad-
ditional points:
Year of immigration to the United
States.
Whether naturalized. and if so the
year of naturalization.
Mother tongue or native language.
Census enumerators also will call
at every farm in this community to
secure the information necessary to
fill out the questions contained on
the agriculture schedule
Each farmer will be asked uues-
tons concerning the acreage and
value of his farm whether he owns.
rents or partly owns and partly owns
and partly rt1lts the land he farms;
the value of the buildings. machinery
and implements belonging to his farm:
the quantity of all crops raised on his
farm during the year 1919; and many
other questions which cover all pos
sible farm operations.
An absolutely accurate and complete
census vitality concerns the welfare of
this community and of every person
living in it. The official population
for the next ten years will be de-
termined by the census of 1920.
Be ready with your answers when
the census man calls at your house.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-02
JOHN DOE UNDER ARREST
TWICE FOR DRUNKENNESS

Probably not the original John Doe,
but at least one of the tribe was ar
rested yesterday charged with par
taking of too much New Years cele-
bration. And not only was he ar
rested but shortly after he had been
another John Doe appeared
on the big record book of arrests kept
at the police station.
These John Poes are not original
in either case but as New Year comes
but once a year some joy makers
excused their quantity craving appeS
tite and much shiny disappeared 10
make New Years seem like it used to
be When the police department took
charge of them they were not certain
whether they had ever been named at
first or not. and if they were their
names had been forgotten in the
So now the police records
show besides six regular names charg-
ed with being drunk, two John Does.
used in the case of these eight
happened to be bay rum instead of
corn rum.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-02
BRITISH MAYORS
PRAISE AMERICANS
Express Regret Over the De-
parture of Soldiers and
Sailors

Washington, Jan. 1.-The state de-
partment announced today it had re-
ceived through the American embassy
at London an address to the people
of the United States signed by the lord
mayors. lord provosts and mayors Of
cities and towns in Great Britain and
Ireland expressing appreciation of the
cooperation of the American army and
navy in bringing the war 70 a close
and regret at the departure of Ameri-
can military and naval forces from the
British Isles.
Secretaries Baker and Daniels have
replied, expressing appreciation for the
hospitality shown Americans and the
good feeling enrendered and tribute
to the British soldiers and sailors
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-02
BORDEN SHAKES Up
CANADIAN CABINET

Ottawa. Jan. IA shaIxe-up was
made in the dominion cabinet today
by Premier Borden prior to leaving
the cap tai tomorrow for a PROLONGED
stay which is described as a vacation.
the resignation OF Major General
NeNburl as militia and defense to
axe effect January 10, led to inter
changes Of several other portofoIios.
The vacancies win be filled on The
premier's return.
sir George Foster, senior member. OF
the prlvy council VIII act as premier
ueIii,s Nlr Borden's absence. The pre-
mier's departure at The sar,a 49,,
that Nissounr Grey is leaving the mi
zee states for England mas led to re-
Et'wed discussion OF the probabilitv ~
ehe premier being appointed ambas-
saaor to tie United States.
Arthur Sifton retired as n,i,is+a
pubic works and became secretar,, -
state IN place Of Martin Rurral1 49,
Wos appointed minister OF cus,nns
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-02
ACTRESS KILLED
IN AUTO CRASH

Philadelphia, Jan. r-Vanita Fitz-
hugh. of New York, an actress, was
killed in an automobile accident in
this city early today. With two men
she was returning nom New Years
celebration 10 the home of friends she
was visiting when the motor car in
which they We're riding slIidded and
ran into the railing of a bridge. Miss
tftzhugh was catapaulted over the
wind shield She fel: a distance of 60
feet to the ground below
Miss Fitzhugh, who was "a years
Old had just returned from six
months engagement IN London.