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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-24

~ na xag. Feb. 23.-Second
F.sesats.s-r Face NJ H. Corey, of
laeutl Aero squadron, T..
giusa ere today when his
esl POO feet after suddenly
into 1Iames Corey was %
sfa-r Id His Il ne was in Chicago.
.li-s pr.efa 5aora, Mex. Feb. %
AfIyices raceiva4 here bring to light
the formation OF a new revolutionary
party in Mexico known as the reorgan-
lied government of Mexican free men
The proclamation calls upon patriotic
Mexicans to join the new revolt,
scheduled for May 5. on Cincos de
Mayo, a Mexican national holiday.
Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 23.-The peak Of
the flood Of Salt river which was ex-
nected 70 reach Phoenix early this
morning failed to arrive and the river
is gradually receeding. The state high
way bridge at Tempe, which was closed
to vehicles by orders of the state en-
cineer. stood the flood and the use of
dynamite was abandoned.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. 23-Lieu-
tenant Stephen NargO, under arrest at
Fort Oglethorpe on the charge OF en-
bezzlement, who escaped from the post
hospital Friday night, returned Sun
dav. He escaped in his pajamas and
being unable to secure clothes, decided
it was better to surrender than freeze
to death out in the woods
Washington, Feb. 23.-Word was re-
ceived here today of the death at Sar-
anac, n Y, of John Ross Anderson, as
sistant secretary of the Southern Rail-
road. He was 81 years old and had been
connected with the Southern since 1894.
Boston, Feb. 23.-Clarence c. Pell, of
New York, playing through in the ma
tional racquets championship tourna-
ment today retained his title by defeat
ing Stanley g. Mortimer, Of New York.
in the final match. The scores We're
9-i5; 1919; 1872; t5-S.
Lynn. Mass, Feb. 23.-Four inmates
Of the Lynn home for aged women We're
burned to death in an accidental fire
today that destroyed the building. The
blaze started in the basement before
the aged women had arisen and over
took several inmates bedriiden by age
or ailments.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-24

that / was unable
to do my work at
times. A friend told
me about Lydia E.
Pinkhan's v e ge-
table Compound and
/ took it. It soon
stopped all my suf-
fering so that I am
now feeling fine in
every way. / rec
onmend your nedi-
cine to my friends
whn houo Sfroilor
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-24
BLUE RIBBON TALKS

Don't just wish for delicious desserts,
have them and enjoy them. Always
flavor with Blue Ribbon Vanilla and
delicious desserts are a certainty.
Best and takes less"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-24
women need
NOT STAND IT
Lydia E. Pinkham's Ve1e-
table Compound Surely Re-
moves Suffering and Pain.
Here is Proof.

Sc. Paul, Neb.-"I suffered with
periodical pain for about four years SO
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-24
TO GUARD AGAINST INFLUENZA

Don't let the dread influenza get
you. If you have even the slightest
cough or cold, better begin using
Foley's Honey and Tar at once. Henry
Willis, Sandy Point, Texas, is one of
many thousands who consider this
remedy Just fine He says: Il suf-
fered severely with a bad cough; after
using four or five dollars worth of
different medicines decided to try
Foley's Honey and Tar. One bottle
gave relief. Best medicine / ever
used" Contains no opiates. Sold
eyerywh ere.-AdY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-24
a Reliable Couch Medicine.

st have given Chamberlain's cough
Remedy to my five children on occa-
sion without number for the past fiji
teen years. It is the only remedy /
could rely upon to cure coughs and
colds and for Group it has no equal.
The children take it willingly" writes
Mrs. c. o. Nesbit, Vandergrift, Pa
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
Aftermath of Fumbling
News in Wall Street

As a result of the mistake in the
news dispatch and the loss it en-
tailed for many holders of securities
who were frightened into selling at
a sacrifice. Wall Street talked of
little else, and some rather ugly
reports were spread in connection
with il. So far as could be seen,
however. the mistake was due to
the over-zealous news bureau re-
porters in Washington trying to get
the news through to the Street
first.
There have been other times when
the news on important Supreme
Court decisions has been fumbled.
The Street recalled yesterday a mix
I'D that occurred a few years ago,
when one of the news tickers inter-
preted a decision favorably and an
other unfavorably, the result being
that It was not until the next day
that it was really known what the
decision meant.
1t was suggested yesterday that
to avoid trouble in the future 1t
might be a good thing for the Su-
preme Court to read its decisions
behind locked doors. letting none of
the news dispensers out until they
were in possession of the full facts.
1t was also suggested that the court
might in the future wait until after
3 o'clock, the closing hour OF the
market. to hand down its decisions.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
ZG-ZAG TREND
IN ALL STOCKS
Final P Pnces Slightly Higher
Than Those OF
Monday,
EXCHANGE IMPROVED
Marks Affected by Raises;
Taxes Make Money
Scarce.

Now YWs<, March a.-Anofher ses-
Hdn. or erratic movements was seen
IN She stock marscet todaE. After
wild opening, IN a few cnrnered
srocts, there wRs an hour OF ex-
'cfted trading and then the market
see>sawted to the close. Final prioas
Ns6rs IN nearfy every case under the
hazr of the dzs- bnt most ot thern
Edfrsserfted advances.
wan Street fs stfu hritated over
Ih false report of the Supreme
Cunf decfsinn, bun those who lost
fufunes ON n seem to have no re-
,curfrSse.
An wan Street today had TO
.dD with stock dfEidends both for
tndnstrtR1s and rai1x The really i'm
pUtErrt market factor at the mo-,
Insn1 is tfe" money rate, but the
Sauzte resolution demanding q
xtKtement from the Federal Reserve
Bznk ON the subject Of usury re-
cafSsed bun nttle popular attention
The selling that was INDUCED In
and there Was mnch of II for good
acuDunt, was due to the continued
dmpnsxhinty of getting decent
money accommodations
Foreign exchange was a little bet
tT. even marks shoEed some I'm
IrDEsment-
General Motors and Crucihle were
rezponsible for most Of the excite
mep1- The former advanced Il
points in the first half hour and
{ hrpke II points before the day was
over Its fluctuations were Wild
and zt IT'S highest price IL was 81
points above the low level of yes
terday-
II was evident the stock had ad-
vanced NJ the expense Of shorts who
had sold 1t with the idea Of COW
erinx with the new shares The
advance Is purely technical and for
that reason il has attracted very
few buyers on a long side
Crucible advanced IL points In
the early trading to a level 40 points
above the low of Monday
While railroad stocks must neces-
sarily be highly speculative they
act as though a campaign In them
might be at hand.
Much interest was displayed In
the action of keystone Tire on ac-
count of the short interest which
il is known exists in that issue
for the account of certain individ-
uals more or less identified with
the syndicate. The advance of Is
per cent III lhC pIlSO VI III NhhS
has Just become effective will itself
provide two years dividends for the
company for it has some s4,0OO.000
worth of tires on hand. The next
quarterly dividend has already been
declared, but at the June meeting
il is likely the cash dividend will
be doubled.
Bankers discouraged buying OF
stocks today, stating that tax pay
ments would consume all available
money. They believe the market
has. gone up too rapidly anyhow,
and, want to see a material setback.
A rally. something like the one that
has taken place, was planned for
the middle of April. but the Supreme
Court has apparently touched off
the fireworks prematurely. Bank
ers want to find out how much un-
burned power there Is before TAX
ing the matter too seriously.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
CORN MARKET
BREAKS At END
Recent Advances Prepared
y y Brokers for Drops
In Futures.

Chicago, March s.-Prices broke
sharply on heavy selling toward the
close OF the corn market today. May
closed at sI45K to s1.4s, and July
at $1.3s& to .s1.3sh. losses of IL
to i q cents and ! to 1k cents, re-
speetiveiy, from yesterdays finish.
A break in cash corn depressed the
market and much long corn came
into the pit.
Cash corn was steady to cents
lower. Industries were the only
buyers and the outside markets are
turning corn to Chicago. as this
market Is relatively highest. Ship
ping sales were 5000 bushels
The break in corn futures was
only natural, for the market has ad-
vanced as much as 1914 cents from
the low point two weeks ago. II
was not expected that the advance
would continue indefinitely. as the
feeling in certain channels was ia
vorable to the bears yesterday as
well as today.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
1ue Advance.

Higher prices for tires came ON
scheduled time Monday.
3. +. Goodrich Company announc-
ed. an increase of about 20 per cent
In Its pneumatic tires and advances
OF from 10 to rs per cent on solid
tire prices.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Gem
pany advanced its passenger car
pneumatic tire. prices from 8 to 20
per cent. pneumatic truck tires 20
per cent. and solid truck tires from
10 to Is per cent.
Firestone Tire and rubber Com
pany advanced pneumatic fabric
tires 20 per cent. pneumatic cord
tires is per, cent. and solid truck
tires about 10 per cent.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
United States Food
Products Div. Meeting

Directors Of the United States
Food Produce Corporation meet q
couple Of weeks hence, and 1t is un-
derstood they will declare dividends
at the regular quarterly rate of 50
q share, thereby maintaining dis
bursements on an annual basis of
sS. In the March quarter, which
ends this month. the company, II is
said. will earn the full years divi-
dend on the stock
Unofficial estimates place the net
quick assets Of the company at S1s.-
100000, equivalent to SIS q, share
! on the stock. !.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
Money.

New York. March 9.-The demand
for prime mercantile paper in New
York and other large Eastern CEN
ters is almost nil. The tone of the
market is firmer, the minimum hav-
ing moved up Y to per cent. Such
business as is being transacted is
mostly with small interior banks.
The high prices that are being OBJ
tanned for many commodities con-
tinue to prevent any reflection of
the higher discount rates.
In time funds the only change in
the situation Is the availability of
a little more money than heretofore
but in small lots s25,O00 to $50, 900
or thereabouts- Eight and one-half
per cent Is bid on mixed collateral
loans for ninety days and 9a9h per
cent is quoted for the same period
on Industrial collateral.
Bank acceptances unchanged. Call
loan on aceptances 5A a5h per cent.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10

what is the cause or justification
for the usurious rates of interest
charged on collateral call loans in
the financial centers and what
steps. IL any. are required to abate
this condition.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
Local Securities.
w..Ai.sto. sseek Ez.A..s..
RAIrs

SALES.
Capital Traction 5s, $1,000 at e8k; $500
at esA 81. 900 at esH $500 at osK.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat. at
200.- 10 at los.
12s. 8 at 12s.
AFTER GALL
. at s61z.
Capital Traction IS. $1,000 at es.
washington Railway and Electric pfd.. %
at 5lh. 11T
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
u. S. Steel

Tne Anaconda Copper Mining
Company is negotiating to sell its
ZERO manganese output to the
United States Steel Corporation. n
Is believed the deal will be closed
ON the basis Of 5000 a ton.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
The Owen Resolution.

Some interesting developments
ought to follow the action of the
United States Senate in adopting a
resolution directing the Federal Re
serve Board to advise the Senate
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
THE DOLLAR IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
(Furnished by American Security and Tru.t Co,,..>

England (pound sterling)
France (francs per dollar
Belgium (francs per dollar
Switzerland (francs per do
Italy Qire per dollar) -.
Germany (marks per dolls
Poland tmarks per dollar).
Denmark (kronen per doll
Norway (kronen per .dolIa
Sweden (kronen per dollar
Greece (drachmas per doll
Holland (guilders per doll
Spain (pesetas per dollar) I.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
RAILROAD BONDS.
Y.steraay's
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

Am Tel q Tel conv o.. 1o25.. I.
Am Tel q Tel eoliat trust, 6s. 1e46. -
Hudson & Manh. refund 5s, 1957.--..-
Interb Metro avs. 1886.
Interb. Rapid Transit 5s, 1896. ..-.
Am snelt q ref. 1st mtg Be-, 1947.....
Bethlehem Steel Purch Mon. 5s, 1885,.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-10
lGTRED N477ONAL MARKETS -
ACTIVE New York Stock Exchange

(FUHNIsHED NY M0ORHEAD q ELMORE)
lHembers New Stock Exchange)
s rs LiBEnTY BONDA IL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-15

i.
leri, trecind pc 0 strada mai
laturalni.a yad 0 bataic unica in
fc.ul ci, pc care daca mi-o nara
cineva ma indoiam SAL cred. I'm
baiat cam de vre-o opt ami tinea
Gu stinga de pept Pc un altul ca
de II saus12, cu un cap mai malt
81 mutt mai spatos 81 mai impli-
nit ca el, 81 ch dreapta ii tragea
la pumni in fata 81 pc sub fall
cd 81 din cfnd in cind il mai 10
yea 81 Gu capul de pereteqe unei
case, 81 toate aceste rfz9nd, pc
cind batutul plingea si Sc ruga
de cl SAL ierte, fara ca sa ridiee
NINA. macar sd pareze lovhurile.
Vre-o citiva trecatori stau 81
privean, facfnd ba1 zicind: La
81 sal bata dacA-i ,yprost, +" 81
m;cul David, II tsrbacit pc Co.
Lat pima si-a facut gl,stul Gu ei,
fxrS g. se interyina cineva sal
icape din minnie lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-15
De Ce G SCuInpa iinbraCdmintea

DE cite orr vre sati cumpeli hana sa nedumefit
laa pretuul care negustorul crooru
biz fe eel dntiu eel din incep s;ti demonsreze
caza mai ine zs cauzee 81 ncepe lie inre: TAKE
r. die Chiriile scunpe; lucrtor umile lor paco
ste efur extravaganza; 'nateriaul scump lrana
scpa s. mncam noi d-ta, toate sau cumpit 81
bue Sc scumpim 81 moi maria.
In tot spune simbure de acvar nsa ade
vlraa, prncipala, scumpestc m1camntca mo-
slune nlcl unul din Ell.
Nc unul spne preturile exorbianc de mari da
toreste mei coal care nmeste trust Pa s'au aft
at att fabricnti de ane cit ST vinztor in mare 81 in de-
tau; ca promd Gle ndugena legor 81 de prospcriatea
danuieS traga oloase cit de mari de pc
suaorllor Nh spun nici ca oata industrial nei 81
bunbacuh acaparta de doua tre lne mari carl
troeaza oa poduca stoeor pnzeturor 81 carl rca
prouri fabuoasc
Raportu> anua al ,,Amerc,n Woolen Co" s'a pu
blcat char zlee ecue ognda vie in vede la
tur chesune preocula popuatunea acese tar Pro
tu net al aceste corporann au recut sczlnd toate
taXec 81 toe cheltuelc fost de $l415 Petru acuni
peferae sa patit S2S00000 div,lene pcnt,u acun
orlnae) total de $,20o0Oo 81 100000 mai multi
in anul 1918 Dupa s tedus srcnele incuzind
taxele federae anu 1919 surplus de $50 Sla fie
care acune de 500 la acunle vaoare $40
In anul 1913 corporatiWea profit net de $l2,
2+0S4 plat So 100000 dividene pc acunle comue in
1917 avut profit net de $156649s5 pat $lOoo0Oo|
irdene pc actiunile comune in 1916, prmul dua A.
incrican WOODEN Co. uat paernatea corporaunc New
Jersey Corpoation prou net fos de $S2l0761 81 dstli
butt $l,00OOO dvidente asura acunlor In 1915
prol compane originate fost So 60295; in 1914 fost
bou european, colperaea avut peyere de $677 6S5
Della 1913 ncoace toae taxee mari federa plata iven
elor regulate extra asupra acunilo ric aI
de S7,20000 surusu della $s035S;4, sa marit la
$3l 754,426. j
American Wooen Comp. proprietala peste cnzeci del
iabrci de lima New England carl e opereaza singur sill
farica de lima Aver din Lawrence Mass Are aproape
tot controu nustle de lima din Staee Unite in
"a stare dicteze reure soelol de lima din fac
intro olortie hane si bltoanee pentru barba sill
pentru feme.
Adaogati lnga cistgnrle smare fabricelor
lie conectionarea nblacminei vnzaorlor din gros nl
dean, aesea su la suta La fie yeti
vedea adevjrata cauza urcari preturlor
+ adevara ca eurilor contrbut inr'o ma
sra la scumpeo mbracmntei 81 ator necesati daf in
trio nsua oarte mica eel mutt cinc procene, trp 81
paru la UIcarea eurlor ost necesitae impe
oas fnde inu capitaul nceput pc articoeel
de miaclmnte hrana ucratorl leafa avua in tim
puri normae in stare 9ntretna
q dovada caracteistica carbnn. Cind patron mi
nelor ost siti efue ncratoror echivaenu
de souzec de cent la de cabVn peste eafa vece
peul cabunilor "a ucat dol oari la tona dOu
zcci de cent? cum Fl fost GALE
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-15

=
I'm Ncaz analog mi-s'a povest;-
de ,cineva. @ fata de IL ami pa
yea niste giste 81 femcie in eta
te mijlocie. voillica sa faci trai
din ca cit fata, Sc face stapina
pc gISca a fetei. prinde 81
vrea Sc mearga Gu ca acaSa. Fa-
Ia Sc opune 81 prindv gisca, dar
ifemeia n o sloboade 81 ameninta
Sc dea in pazitoarea gistelor, dar
fata o insfaca de par. trlnteSte
JOS 81 pumnau-se pc ea il cara
Gu pumni in ceafa pima cind nl
numai ca slohoade gisca, dar III.
,cepe Sc tipe 81 sd roage so ierte.
dar fata ii,~cara mereu, pima 0 a.
mctestc. 81 ridicindu.se de Pc ca.
Tc lasa llngita pc malul rlulu 81
trece gistele pc eel lalt NAL. cd
81 lie dn&l acasa.
Cind mi-s'a narat intimplarea
aceasta nu-mi vinea S o cred. dar
vazfnd pc cea de- ieri, m am, GIN
dit ca 81 cea lalta poate fl ade,
varata, 81 gindindu-ma Ia vorba Z.
,,Lasa-l sal bata daca e prost.
am dat dreptate omulni care spd,
sesc vorbele acele.
fntr 'adevar. ? foarte curios ca
eineva sa Sc lase maltratat de o
fiinta mai slaba, pc eSre' lar pu-
tea turti Gu IN pumn 81 pc linea
alte start psihologice ca frica,
perderea. cumpatului. de care i"
stapdnt. trebue Sc fie 81 prost,
:aci 81 ccle laltc dcvin din pro-
site.
Maiorul Armstrong. din Raci-
ne, Wise. vazind ca nu poate IL
ne sedinta, a TRIMS ..Horiapul''
= Nagonul politiei dupa consi-
lierii comunali. Peste .iumatatt
ceas politia VENT cu patrH
oonsilieri, Gu care s'a facut ma
ioritatea, 81 sedinta s'a deschl'.
rezolvind lucrarile la ordinea u
lei. = Eli. Cum Va place? Demo-
.ratie, nu-i asa. Da, dar fl a
nj 81 el motivele lui. Multi edi}i
Isl uita sa-si facS datoria SAT-
fac obstructie Gu tile esi in d
,cmenea cazuri, un sef ca Arm
strong @ de absolute necesitata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-15
DIN HUcA CDND[lULUl.

Gu carranza ajuns 0 adeva-
rata Halima. Telegramele ,.efi-
j cioase" Isl bat joe de el. de''noi
81 de public. Aici zie ca fngit.
asci ca Ian capturat. ca pc urma
sa afirmc Ca a scapat din non,
81 lara i-au eapturat, ca dup;i
acea sc declare solemn ca ca
zut in cursa. find impresurat 81
expus de a ii capturaf in orr e.
moment. ca 81 Ell Villa. Pc
q l-an ueis pdaa acum de vre~o
zeee ori ea dupa fiecare execllta-
re 81 anxips ca . sevjrsit o na-
zdrayanic care a vfuit pc multi
ii re9ori, Il care .acnna este prip-
fre frsiltssii reYeIptionari ii
Zen ObreRoll.
80 e = fz
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INFORMATIUN|

america MI 6 lzolaLa. - III
cago. - Pozitia Americei in d
facerlc lumei in ziua de ..azi {
,toemai contrarul unei isolatii.'
a spus ministrul de externe d.
CoSby intro cuvintare tinuta
membrilor din Asociatia jurisfi
or, in care apara Liga Natiuni-
Tor.
Ministrul spus Cd ceea. ce a
mai ramas fost ..ca marele
razboiu Sc zdrobeasca ecu totul
traditia Americana de izolatie
81 Sc alunge iluzia de siguranta
:are ia nastere prin pozitia noa-
stra geografica.'
Fnrt de juyaere. :. D-na Sid
ney d. Mark. din Cleveland, a
raportat la polite ca i-s'a furat
juyaere i'll valoare de. o mic 81
patru suite de dolari 81 saptezeci
aolari bani in numarar. din locu-
inta ei de pc Clifton y. W.
Hotii all intrat m locuinta
ieri. pc cind dinsa era ocupata
in curte, 81 au golit portmoneul
ei, care Sc iafla. in camera de
durnit. 81 in care erau jnvaerele
81 banii.
,,Urs" curios. - New York. -
I'm urs-jucarie a desteptat curl.
ozitatea inspectorilor della wanna,
pc clnd inspectau camerile ma
ttlotilor Prea mirosa gura ur-
sniui a rachiu, deci cind vaporni
MORO Castle s'a oprit in p,rtul
Brooklyn inspectorii. fara mila
au luat JOS capul ur>ului, 81 spy.s
mirarea lor an aflat, in locul fat
pei de ferrstreu. o cana pl,na al
rachil.
,,Censuras. Mount Vern ~.
d. Y. Drasul Mount Vernon
are femeie care censurcazaa
rIacatele dim oras Ea merg, in
timpul n0ptii, 81 unde sunt reala-
mele pentru chinematografe, .pu-
ne peste picioare]e goale a fcme-
ilor 0 cOala de hirtie alba, pc ca
re G scris: ,,ce,rsurat''.
Sc site eli ccnsorul femeic.
insa politia n'a putut ca sal a.
f1e numcle.
Astazi lnsa o ploaie torentiala
a strieat toata mnnca censorului.
spalSnd lfirtiile de pc pfacatele-
reclame.
De e = ciytigat prohibitla. -
Richmond, va. Nice-presedin-
tcie Statelor Unite, d. Marshall
vorbind All unei mari audiente
din Richmond. . deelarat ca da-
"a propunerea Gu prohibitia s'arI
Il pas ia vot secret in seRat, Ell
e siaur ca nici douazeci mar I'll
yotat pcaltru prohibitic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-15


Della rasarit de scare
Vine, o privighetoare :
81 Sc 'ndreapta u zbor dnios
Spre stejarul cringuros,
81 suspina 'ntramurgit,
Ia I gaseste yestejit.
Drag stejar, ce teal facut?
- Vintul urei m "a batut.
= VI
La izvor in fapt de sara
Sc abate-o caprioara,
Setea sa si-o potoleasca,
Ochi II ape sa 81 pGiveasca,
ST fiorii strabat, =
|Caci izvorul secat.
+ Drag izvor, ce teal facut?
- Kintul urei m a batut!
Pc drmul della Sacele
Vine dorul dragei mele
81 81 ia calea catra mine,
Mfngsios ca n vremi senine,
81 zbucneste n lung suspin,
Ca de cintec sunt strein.
- Suflet drag, ce teal facut9
Nintul urei m batut!
I. y. Soricu.