davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-04-24

\ pretty girl doesn't fully appreci-
ate her beauty unless some one is con-
stautly reminding her ot IL.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-04-24

II your eyes smart or feel scalded. Ro-
man Eye Balsam applied upon going to bed
is lust the thing to relieve them.-Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-04-24

yisitor-A1 egg u mighty valu-
a6rs these days
Farmer-Of course An egg will
bring almost enough to pay for feed
ing the hen until she lays the next
one
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-04-24

The Choice. -.
.@The fireman in The Stable Is look
ing around for horse"
II suppose he wants a plug"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

FOR SALE-By owner. large new G. room modern home. 1927 F.. Brill. al
 s50O0 will handle six-room modern pebble dashed brick bungalow. balance easy terms. s6 W. Holly st. Phone l554 ii
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

Hold your cotton: take your seed home: long staple sure to bring s1 per pound by February.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

FOR SALE-Or will trade Chalmers e. 30 touring car for anything of value: Cotton. land. equity. small car. Box 87Y Republican dm
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

Fory acres of fine cotton land, 25 acres of fine clean alfalfa, $500 per acre: s6.0o0 cash; all good cotton land: should be s1.000 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
M. H. Shelton
2l5 w washingon st.
NoN-REsInENT OWNER

NON PRESIDENT OWNER
 Located at 373 North First Avenue, double brick house, II rooms, com pletely furnished except player piano: property valued at s12,500; for quick sale wire or write me your best offer; some terms Mrs. David r. Holt, 64S E St. San Diego, Calif. dn
 519 E. CULVER, for sale. furnished or unfurnished; Groom modern brick, large airy rooms, hardwood floors. ele- gant fixtures, garage, maids room, storeroom; highly improved lot 70x190, lawn, flowers. hedges. garden. shade; underpriced. Phone Owner. 2474. ak
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
FOR sALE-HousEs
NEW HOMES

s6OOO-Upon Coronado road and Der kelley road in Hurley Heights. convenient to McDowell road pavement and the car line; we are completing some attractive brick bungalows with hardwood floors. built-in fcaures garages, cement walks, and modern in all de- tails. These are well built cot tages with especially heavy foundations and high shingle roofs. We have just sold two of these and have two more ready for occupancy. Gas and cleo tricity are now in this addition and the sewer will be completed there in a few days. Four rooms. bath. two screened rooms and spacious porches. Terms. one third cash.
 s74OO-Buys an east front on one of the avenues; beamed ceilings, garage, etc.
 $9000--New modern brick in the 50C block on one of the paved streets, northeast: six rooms bath. two screens. hall. maple floors in four rooms. fine built in bedroom door, buffet ana medicine cabinet; large attic arranged for storage, large ve- randa, pergola. garage witl driveway to pavement. This i, on 63-foot lot and the price in. cludes over $500 of paving paid
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
l120 ACRES

900 acres now in cro,: 400 acres cleared: as level as floor. Plenty of vafcr: two pumping plants that cost s25.000 that will furnish plenty Of water for entire tract. Zoo acres under fence. This is admirably locatcdt ss0. OO0 win buy it: s20.o0o cash will handle e. win taksl some trade at the right price This is only about &5a per acre A barlev or a wheat crop will pay for ft. Here is your chance. Mir. Farmer to get easy the first year. Owner. a non resident. in- structs ms to cut it lcose at abo.e fig ure md terms First come first served.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

Six room modern house, we'll fur nished. we'll located, s7,500: s2.500 cash s250 every 3 months.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

Ten room new furnished house, cell lar. garage. we'll furnished, sS,500 for quick sale: s2,500 cash. s65 per month.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

X REAL bargain, rom owner four room modern brick house. northeast. must sell. Phone 221O. No agents.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

4-roorn, screened room brick. ais most new and thoroughly modern. A splendid buy, located northeast. s6O0U. Only $500 cash. si
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
Watch PhoeniXGrow
FOR SALE SOME BARGAINS

Four room new frame. s1,s50: s35o cash, s30 per monh.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

Four room house. s2.75o: sLooo cash, s35 per monh.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

FOR SALE-New Groom cottage just being finished at 1921 E. Culver. Call and see it. dm
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
Brand New

4-room frame cottage. neatly fin ished. good surroundings. Bargain at once 910 N 18th Ave. ak
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
Panther City Realty Company
 25 W. Monroe d
2-Apartment Brick

Close in rented for ss oO per month. st500.o0 including furniture. s12o0 90 -ash bal. like rent. Keystone Realty Co is N. First Ave dm
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

4-room and screen room brick on lot 75x150 Good location and a bart. gain for S450, with small cash pay1s ment. Be sure you see this. f
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24
Acreage Sacrifice

VI Adams st. Phone 1234. al
 GOOD four-room house and lot on North Ninth street. near Brill car line: good water. shade and lawn. Price S3200. s1200 cash and $50 per month. Will take 1920 car as part first pay ment. Owner. 1884 N Ninth St. It
Arizona republican., 1920-10-24

We have several splendid city lots and quite a list of higher priced homes In fact we have what you want. Sc if you want a home be sure you lel us talk to you before you buy. si
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
BONUS CAUSES
G. BREAK
Two Members of House WAYS
and Means Committee Desert
Old Guard for Insurgents.
SALES TAX is BLAMED
Republican Regulars Now Have
Majority of One Over Demo-
Gratis in Full Committee.

Washington, April 90 Opposition
among house republicans to a sales
tax for raising part of the billion eight
hundred million needed for soldier re-
lief legislation, led today TO an open
break at the final meeting of republi-
can members of the ways and means
committee called to complete the draft
of the meas Ire.
Representative Young. of North Da-
kota, and Representative Frear, of
Wisconsin, bolted and Joined the con-
ference of republican insurgents TO lay
plans for a fight at the party caucus
tomorrow night.
Their withdrawal from the ways and
means committee left the republican
majority of one in the full committee,
if the boilers vote with the democrats.
Republican leaders plans call for the
sales taxes to start next January and
cash bonus payments to be made IL
installments beginning April 1, 1921.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
KENTUCKY ROCK
IS SUGGESTED
State Road Department May
Use It in Construction of
Florida Highways

Tallahassee. April 90. The State
Road Department adjourned at O'Clock
this afternoon after a two-day's ses-
sion ]. d. Smith of Mariana, John
f. Gilbert of Jacksonville, and l.. &.
Register of Jasper, left Immediately Tor
Louisville, where they will investigate
for the department the feasibility of
the use of Kentucky rock asphalt Tor
Florida road building.
Among the matters acted upon by
the department were the following:
Acted on bids for construction of
lBIackwater river bridge at Milton and
Choctawhatchee river bridge near
Caryville. The department rejected all
the bids.
The department also rejected all bids
for the construction of the Bay county
road from Panama City to the jack
son county line designated as a state
aid road the road extending from Perry
in Taylor county, via. Oldtown, Lafay-
cite county Trenton and Newberry,
Alachua county to Gainesville, the
same having been heretofore designated
by the Dixie Highway Association as
the West CCoast Route of the Dixie
Highway.
The department adopted a resolution
pledging the aid of the department,
aid road number eight across the north
ern portion of Lafayette county and
another resolution pledging assistance
of the department, when in funds, to-
ward constructing the road across the
southern portion of Lafayette county.
AS to the situation in Madison county
the department made this proposal that
if Madison county will bond for $500 :
900 to apply on the construction of
state road number one across said
county and a road leading from road
number one to the Georgia line and a
road leading from road number one to
the Taylor county line and state aid
road number eight across said county
the department will, when the funds
are available from state bond issue
of otherwise complete the cons truction
of said roads.
The department also designated as
state aid roads the following: The
road from Milton to the Alabama state
line in Santa Rosa county, known as
the Milton to Brewton road; the Lake
county road from Leesburg, via. Grove
land to the intersection of state road
number two at Winterhaven and the
road from Tampa to Clearwater via.
Safety Harbor. In every instance
where the department agrees to aid
in road construction it is meant that
such assistance viii be rendered when
the department has available funds.
1t is also the policy of the department
that when it is to match the expendi-
ture of county money with department
funds that the construction by the
county shall be under the supervision
| of the department
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
VOICE RECORDS
BY WIRELESS

London. April 29.-Expe m e $
which have been carried out here have
resulted in the making talking ma
chine record on wax Of a voice trans
mitted by wireless telephone forty
miles away.
While the voice was speaking at
Chelmsford in the county of Essex,
where there is a high power instru-
Inent capable of transmitting the voice
hundreds of miles the equipment at the
ra2eiving plant in the, Strand, London
51As attached to a recorder which en-
grayed the messages in soft wax in
the same way as an ordinary talking
machine disc is manufactured.
AThe record when produced was per-
fSttly audible. though a trifle 'patchy.'
With larger amplifiers the result, it
IS said, would have been louder though
rather hoarse in its effect.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
TEAMS RUNNING
NECK and NECK
Chamber of Commerce Mem
bership Campaign is Report
ed to Be Progressing Well.
BANQUET SERVED TONIGHT
Captain Hervey Will Be Host
and Imperial Company Will
Supply the Smokes.

The teams captioned by j. A. Avant
and Charles B. Hervey in the chamber
of commerce membership campaign
are running neck and neck, according
to reports from the secretary last
night.
Final reports on, the drive will be
made at o'clock tonight wh an every
card is expected to be turned in TO
the secretary so that the figures may
be compiled in time for a statement
to be made at the banquet tonight.
Charles B. Hervey, who captains one
of the teams. has volunteered TO act
as host at the dinner to be given
I1emLais of all tc1r1s and all who
took part in Il e campaign. Ttc bell
will ring at o'clock and the banquet
will be served in the man cafe.
Harry waggenheim, of the Imperial
Cigar and Tobacco Co, will donate the
Pensacola made cigars for the party.
All captains, lieutenants and workers
win meet again this morning at $3.50
O'Clock for the last day OF the cam
paign.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
CHRISTY ASKS
ARMY SUPPORT
COmmandant At Air Station
Heartily Approves Salvation
Army Work During War.

Capt. n. III. Christy of the navy yard
has accepted the chairmanship of the
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Campaign for Escambia County. For
mer Governor Earl Brewer of Missis-
sippi, ii the chairman for the Gulf
Division. and Franklin K. Lane, just
before resigning his portfolio as secre-
tary of the interior. accepted the ap-
pointment as national chairman
The service of the Salvation Army
cannot be adequately measured in dol
lars and cents" Capt. Christy said.
There is no armsstice with poverty
and sin-the Salvation Army's fight
along the home sector carries on" day
after day. Commander Evengeline
Booth has summed up a great deal in
this one sentence-There is little diff
ference between the mud of Flanders
and the slime of the city cutters. II
is there that the Salvation Army, prac-
ticalIy alone, reaches out a helping
hand to fallen men and women.
In place of the old plan of soliciting
dimes and nickles in the tambourine,
the Salvation Army has adopted the
plan of making an annual appeal for
funds with which to carry on it's work
of rescue and relief. The appeal this
wear will be from May 10 TO May 20
"In accepting the chairmanship OF
this country, I have done so because
believe IL TO be my duty TO give ~
whole hearted help to this work, which
should be the work Of everyone.
know I can count on the ungrudging
support of the people of E.scambia
county for service as well as funds
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
PALMER ARGUES
ON FAIR PRICES
Asserts Department of Justice
Was Exercising Lawful Dis
cretion in Accepting.
QUIZZED BY CONGRESS.
House Judiciary Committee In
vestigates Reason for Boost
ing of Louisiana Sugar.

Washington, April 29.-Acceptance of
fair" prices by the department of JUS
tice was defended today by Attorney
General Palmer before the House ju-
dietary committee, which is inyestigat-
ing his agreement with Louisiana sugar
growers that II and fS cents would not
be considered unfair maximum price for
their product
Mr.. Palmer declared that the accep-
tance of the fair" prices was mot fix
ing a price, but the exercising of the
lawful discretion in announcing what
the government would regard as a vio-
lati0n Of the law"
For any one to say such action was
a violation of the law said the attor-
ney. general, shows a IamentabIe ig-
norance of the law. If / am guilty in
Louisiana, then l am guilty elsewhere
throughout the country with respect to
all necessaries and there is plenty of
room from the records of the depart
ment OF justice to find me guilty.
The attorney general said prosecu-
tions had been brought against hun
dreds and hundreds of profiteers," by
the department since last fall and that
all were on the theory that the price
charged for commodity beyond GER
tain figure was unfair.
Fair" prices were determined by the
fair price committee" he continued.
organized last fall throughout the coun-
try. These committees he described as
1.-The weapons of the House" for fight
ing rising living costs.
Congress in amending the Lever food
control act so as to punish profiteer-
ing, was aware of the departments
plan of announcing fair prices through
local committees, Mr.. Palmer said. The
plan. he added, made the committee a
jury and prices fixed by it served as a
warning of what a court jury would
hold on the same evidence was a fair
price.
The Louisiana sugar prices Mr..
Palmer explained, were changed after
the department, following inquiry and
discussion with growers, had an
nounced II and Is cents as fair" and
would not lead to prosecutions for
profiteering
Only by the announcement OF fair
prices, the attorney general argued
could speedy protection be given the
public from profiteering.
The attorney general declared that
by the departments action as to Louis
lana sugar, millions We're the public
on what would have been charged for
this sugar
without this action, Louisiana sugar
would have sold upwards of p cents
a pound" he told the committe, ex-
planning that Louisiana growers had
shown him requests for purchases
without regard to price" and contracts
made on a basis of 2I and % cents a
pound.
Il would have hat3d myself" con
tinued Mr.. Palmer. If I had deter
mined II cents was a fair price and
kent if locked in my breast"
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
PALMER ANNOUNCES PROGRAM OF
REDS INCLUDED ASSASSINATIONS:
and ASSAULTSAS WELL ASSTRIKES
Effort in Behalf of Peace With
Soviet Russia to Be Main OBJ
ject of Demonstration.
VICTIMS ARE WARNED.
6acts in Hands Justice Depart.
nent Show Reds Will to Up
set Nations Scheme Living.

Wa shington. April 29.-P1ots againsr
the lives of more than score of fed
eral and state officials were discov-
cred by the department of justice as
part Of the radical May day demon
strations, Attorney General Palmer an
nounced tonight. Palmer said that as
sassinations and assaults included in
the May day program organized by the
communist labor party and other rad
ical elements were in addition to
strikes and other disturbances indend-
ed as an effort in behalf of peace
with soviet Russia.
State officials marked as victims
have been notified and their coop
Grafton requested in repressing radi-
cal demonstrations. Palmer said he
had information that instigators of the
May day demonstrations here have
been working directly with leaders of
disturbances planned for Europe. He
said they planned to incite strikes in
all basic American industries but did
not believe they will be successful. He
said federal agents are taking every
preca ution.
Il am not going. to prophecy what
will happen Palmer said. Il am just
making public some things our agents
nave discovered BuHlI a VIII 10 upset
the nations whole scheme of living
counts for anything. radicals may
cause some trouble
Palmer said that while he could not
disclose rhe nature of the communist
labor partys plans in connection with
further strikes. leaders of that organ
dzation had concentrated on several
important industries and that demon
strations planned threatened to cause
trouble in the way of walSouts. Tons
OF inflammatory literature have been
circulated in the last month, accord
ing to the department Of justice agents,
some by express. freight and person
ally The communist labor group also
sent numerous personal emissaries
into cities where the field was deemed
ripe, Palmer reported. These are under
surveillance. Men and women had
been used particularly in the textile
manufacturing districts, where they
are appealing for a strike in behalf of
soviet Russia and as protest against
the high cost of living, reports slowed.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
LOCAL WEATHER

Compiled for The Journal by Weather
Bureau Office)
Pensacola April 80, 1920.
Sunrise, 5:07; sunset, 6:25.
Moonrise, 4:30 p. m, moonset, $3.50
a. m.
Next phase of the moon. full moon.
May End.
High tide. s:26 a. M; low tide. 6:55
p. m.
Yesterdays Weather
TEMPERATURE Tam. II M 7p.m.
Dry bulb ......... 81 So 81
Wet bulb -...- 53 80 IS
Highest. IS; lowest. SO; mean. 81; !;
normal II.
Mean same date last year, So
Accumulated deficiency this year to
date, 196.
Highest of record for April. 90 deg
Lowest of record for April, "a deg.
RAINFALL
For "a hours ending p. m. 0.
Total for this month TO p. m. s.6S.
Normal for April 3.I6 inches
Accumulated excess this year 10
date, $50.
HUMIDITY
Z a. m, -: II noon. ~: p. m. SO.
BAROMETER
a. m. 3o.1f: p. m. 30.11.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
REPUBLICANS IN
SPLIT OVER GEROW

Tallahassee, April pa legal con-
test to determine who is the lawful
chairman of the republican state CEN
trial committee in Florida was started
today when Hon. Fred T. Myers, OF
Tallahassee and Col. Herbert L. An
derson. of Jacksonville. a claimant of
the republican state craftsmanship, ap-
piled 10 and obtained from the state
supreme court, a rule nisi commanding
Daniel T. Gerow, Of Jacksonville, al
legged to be the usurping chairman, to
show cause TO the supreme court next
wednesday morning why writ OF quo
warranto should not be issued to oust
him (Gerow) from the said chairman
ship.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
GRAND JURY IS
PROBING
Federal Machinery to Punish
Leaders of Unauthorized
Walkout is in Action.

New York, April 29-Federal action
to punish leaders of the unauthorized
strike of railroad workers in the New
York-New Jersey district was begun in
Newark, TO-DAY when United States Dis
trict Attorney Joseph L. Bodine called
number of witnesses before a grand
jury TO testify regarding the strike.
The action followed a conference here
yes erday of Assistant District Attor-
ney Ames, Mr.. Bodine and United States
District Attorney Caffey at the conclu-
sion Of which it was announced that
indictments would be sought both in
New York and New Jersey.
Virtually all traces of the strike now
have disappeared. according to state
mentS made by officials Of the various
railroads.
New York, April 29.-Invitation from
Secretary of Labor Wilson to meet Sat
urday in his office was said today to
have prevented the breaking off of re-
lations between members of the dead
locked sub committee of miners and
operators seeking a working agree
ment for anthracite fields. They ac-
ce pied the invitation.
Buffalo New York. April 29.-The
railroad yards at Buffalo Mere tied MP
tonight by resumption OF the strike
CT switchmen and yard conductors.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
GRANTED REPRIEVE
TO STAY EXECUTION

Ossining, y. Y, April 29.-Four men.
cosvicted of The murder of a Bronx
subway agent. who were sentenced to
die in the electric chair at Sing Sing
tonight. were granted a reprieva by
Siover.los Smith this afternoon. They
are Joseph MiIano, James Cassidy.
Joseph Esefof and Charles McLough-
lin Milano is alleged TO have confess
ed today t1a. Re alone kii'ei the agent.
who was Slain in prevelti 1g ne rob-
berry of mis- sta ation.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
FRENCH LABOR
STRIKE CALLED
General WalkOut On May l Is
Part of Political Revolution
Program of l. a bOr.
EXTREMISTS IN CONTROL.
Naturalization of Public Utili-
ties With Labor Representa-
tiOn On Boards Demanded

Paris, April ga general strike of
French labor was called today to take
effect May 1. Prominent labor leade IS
say they mean to fight to a finish for
realization OF the general political
aims of French labor with nationaliza-
tion of public utilities, labor represen-
tation on all boards and commissions
dealing with transportation and postal
telegraph services.
Extremists who have captured con-
troll of the railroad workers federal tion
are attempting to make the. May l
strike a starting point for an unlim-
tied general strike, naturalization of
public utilities.
Strike notices subject to the ap-
proval of the general labor federation,
have been issued by the executive
committee of the railroad federal ton.
which does not wish to risk failure
because of lack of support from the
parent organization. Delegations OF
railroaders were closeted with the ex
ecutive committee of the general fed
Grafton until late last night trying TO
persuade or force the latter . sup
port revolutionary plans. M3te than
diplomatic secrecy has been maintain
ed as to this consultation. but as far
as can be ascertained NJ decision was
reached. the labor federation being op-
posed in principle to political strikes.
The executive of the labor federation
will see Premier Millerand today and
meeting of the cabinet has been
called to consider the situation, which
is confused but very grave.
Madrid, April 29.-Martial law has
been proclaimed throughout the pro-
vince of Oviedo, according TO official
announcement. This step was taken
as a precaution against possible dis
turbance of May 1.
Declaration of a state of siege in
Saragossa is reported, this being made
necessary by the unrest prevalent
among miners. The general strike
called in the city of Saragossa some
days ago has spread throughout the
province.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
DELTA FARMERS
ARE MAROONED

Yazoo City, Miss. April 20. - The
steamer Sunbeam left here today car
rying provisions to marooned farmers
of the Delta district who have been
cut off by rising backwaters of the
Sunflower river. Many head of live
stock have been drowned. according to
reports here. Scores of families are
living in the second stories of their
t,c--.vS and most of the remaining live
stock has been hoisted into the lofts
of barns.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-30
HARDING LEADS
IN OHIO RACE

Columbus, Ohio, April 29.-Complete
unofficial returns in the republican
presidential preference primary give
Senator Harding a plurality of $4,000
over Major General Wood, but Hard
ing's national campaign manager,
Harry NJ Daugherty. was defeated for
delegate large by Wood man.
Harding apparently will have 80 of
ohios 4S delegates pledged to him.