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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
Crepe de Chine Shirtings

A galaxy of beautiful stripes in combina-
tion colors; narrow and wide patterns that
should please any man.
1896 quality reduced to. to..,........,.. 1926
Si45 quality reduced to. o..,,,....,.... 1895
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
Beautiful Wash Satins. Yard, $i.98
Pure Silk Crepe de Chine. Yard, $l.98

Good quality, all pure silk, 40 inches wide.
Especially suitable for silk underwear and
bouses. Just one piece to sell at this price.
The $345 quality is reduced to $2.75.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
All Silk Pongee. Yard, CSC

Really it's extraordinary to find silk of
this kind at less than dollar yard.
And the quality is good-so good that
you'll probably want the limit of yardage
allowed each customer; natural color; 81
inch. Pure silk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
Silk Sea-Spray. Yard, $4.98

A medium weight sale, crepe {
woven stripes in blending and contr
colors.
A material suitable for dresses,
and blouses.
Every thread silk.
40 inches wide.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
Plain All Silk Georgettes

There's every conceivable color in the lot
And the quality is fully up to the standard
1926 quality reduced to S2.29
S3.45 quality reduced to. S2.9s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27

Plain white and stripes, and the stripes
are the most desirable colors.
Good, substantial qualities, all pure silk.
The price has been reduced from $450.
An almost unlimited quantity.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
szECsKAY GY0RGY
VI K0NYvE

Szecskay Gyorgy "Vandorda-
lok' cimii koltemenykotete ju-
Mus h6 kozepen megjelenik.
Az amerikai magyarsagnak, az
amerikai magyar kolteszetnek,
irodalomnak esemenye gyanant
jelenthetjiik, hogy Szecskay
Gy0rgynek, az ismert amerikai
magyar kolt6nek nj koltemeny-
k0tete "Vandordalok" cimen ro-
videsen elhagyja sajt6t.
Az ertekes konyv tobb ciklusra
van osztva.
Az Unnepeken cimii ciklus nem
yeti iinnepekre, k0zintezmenyek
felavatasara, jubileumara irt al
kalmi koltemenyeket foglal ko-
szoruba.
Az Idegenben cimii resi- mind
egyik koltemenyeben a szivbe be-
lekigy6zo tiizes magyar hang sz6-
lal meg.
Vannak meg a kotetben Ameri
kai Magyar N6tak, kedves, me-
leg kozvetlensegii dalok, melyek-
ben szinte erezhet6en liiktet a
magyar YER. Behizelg6 muzsika-
ju enekek a kotetben a bolygo
magyarokrol irt Amerikas Histo-
riak es haborus pusztulast meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
AMER1KAI MAGYAR HIRLAP

hires erod emtese amely anny poa fogoyna tolso
lakasa, megrendtette Finkelsteint.
Gott Hmmel Ne mondja! Hogyan kerult odag Mondjon
e mindent.'
i6 ma sem tudja hogy csapas eredt egyeten
szemely akire gyanakszk maya hercegn6
sR hercegn6 q?
'ATermeszetesen.
"A neme heensege mltatott.
.De Ok egyut dogoztak hercegn6 egjobb dgynoke
volt Perovicsnak.'
sgaz szerencsetensegre amkor n6ro $40 mindig
norog egy bzonyos veszey no erzmek raba Ugy tu
hogy Petovc parancsoa nek hogy bonyos ango
ember valiant kem aki ok bait okozo tegyen e lab ao @ T.
ercegn6 hrcegn6 vegrehajtotta
Petrovcs atto hogy rata boszut alott
Fnkestein onhitten mosolygott.
gyanu closzahatom, mondotta biztosan "A hercegn0
hatoa vegre parancsot Az ember, ak6 besz, ak
kuonben vag egvesedemesebb e egeEmeretenebb
bere megmenekilt ds mi teesen eveszteftHk nyomat'
Rattan volt hogy megepetest e edemet mutassak
mond borzaszt6 Azonna beszeln kell herceg
novel Ha t saz vona angel ember okozhatta
Petrovics elfogatasa''
vag ev 6ta mnden eropai bonyoda
omban benne volt Esszer en- is genybe yettem zogaa
TAFT, ehat kel hogy tudjak rola vaam
Macy erdek6dessei volt tettetes, halgaam
Fnkesen hazudott amikor mondotta
hogy akamazot engem Eenkez6g eazr vette genybe
szolgaataimat, hogy fonok munkajat ellenorizzem
tegyink9' kerdeztem amnt nemet befejezte
r6lam soo mond6kaiat Perovics azer kd0 de hogy
cegn5 gyemezessem @ hogy krem kozbenrast hogy XII
zabaduhasson bort0nb6.
nehez dolog esz Ebben gyben akiugymniszterrel
kel tanacskomom Ho On szallvag''
Emitettem egy bizonyos szaloda neyet.
"Es R. hercegno?. Ho taahatom meg 6t'
hszem euazott Kielbe - monda f6n0k Niagara val
vegrehaja tervet meyet Petrovcs eredetg kdo
gozott'
Ebben az esetben tehat szsege straightforward
csa6assa angmban Petrovc htte hog hasz
nosnak talal maid az 8 helyeben."
Masokkal ke e6szor anackoznom me6t valaszohat
mex vaasz Maid hozzaette Fin smerem
Peovicsot zemesn Az ugy erdekeben j6nak aak OF tavo
artan Befint6.''
nyiatkozat nagyon megnyugtato Azonnal mereszebb
lepesre szantam ell magamat.
CEN igy tudom feseget egyenesen megk6
zeten azert fordultam 0nh0z"
Finkelsten ram bamult
xxi haamazta meg hogy csaszar neyet emlise?'
Jatszom oyan ember zerepet ak veleenu kejtett
amt, amit makart elaruni 8
"Nagyon hrteenul sz6tam Petrovics mondta hogy
agy gondoam " Tettetet zavara szakotm szavaimat
Tudtam hogy 6n0k gyengee Macy kvancsag & exert jat
szottam ICY szerepemet
gy latsz on sokka nkabb brja Petrovics bzamat mint
vaa mondotta Macy b0lcsen Misunderstanding mem
magvaraza meg hogy mer kudotte epen ont Petrovcs9
(Folytatasa k0vetkezik)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

0hat6an sirat6 Fekete enekek. Ne
hany nagyobb koltoi elbeszeles,
harom prozaban irt koltemeny is
van a kotetben..
A sep kotet, pompas kotesben,
Gaal Istvan rajzaival, junius ko-
zepen jelenik meg. A konyv ara
2 dollar, melyert mar most meg
rendelhet6 a konyv. Megrendele-
SEX a ket dollarral ere a cimre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03


E vics nevere z66 ueve mask neme kormany ervei
nek meglehet6s ismerete volt.
Am6ta ugyet elvaaam nyomok ameyekre bukkan-
tam asz6ag mind egy anyba vezetek car 6ras de boml6
rben lev6 brodama ameynk ellen egy ey6nge elem knyur
all omynek nagyhercege ngedetlenk amenek vetekedo a
ferai egymas ellen dolgonak e ameyne kapz szve6
agot kozzsakmanynak tekneek de biztosan bker
nemeek lathatatlan alamalkoo potikajanak hal6jaba
IT, vmos ragyos6 zemeyisege magneskent hato haboz5
fenk Mko cara Blow gr6f raongo szeremes hzegeseve
ndvaro dpomaaknak es skere vo
Povics uan nagyhercegeke Meg hadere
get haditengereszee megvek vagy ha mindg 81
keru ugy megfelemleek atoagos japan ervek heszeee
vel lett Orozorszg eszkoz neme csaszar kz
aki fehasnata muszk brodamat annak cenak eeerc
ameye konboz6 mndig egyenes
kuzd0tt.
Villages volt el0ttem hogy hreen elnse naey
megikoze k0reben Gyanitottam
eegn5t hvtak Bembe ogy fevagossokkal szogaon s
ITALIAN azert is hogy uassoka adnak neki halott ember
kajanak folytaasara.
heyzetem nehez Celom ugyanis volt
hogy enkezbe kerek Petrovc megbz6val de ha eheges
anek hogy oyanna taalkoznek aki ct zemeyesen merte
Ki0noen kelett ugyelnem hogy taakozzam N6f-
uda hogy eetben vagyok es artottam ao hogy moi
csaasava amelye ranam erzet szereme csak fokozott
hna meg egiobb acazason is yen korlmenyek koz haa
hogy el6or Finkeen urat, neme tkos szolgaa
fon6kft kozelitem meg
Magamma hoztam Peevarr6 azokat okmanyokat is
et veszegctes utjan Rostoy rend6rf6nokt6 es
ly szernt brodaom tkos szogaataban fegye
poa egyenruhajaban, ezekiel es mas okmanyokka
zbemben megjeentem Fnkesen hvatalaban es khalgata
Fertem.
tan vagyik.
.'Azt csak f5nok mondhaom e' volt valaszom
sa annyt mono hogy jottem Petervrr azonna
iogadni fog
ttkar vaemenye egyezhee enyemme Azonnal f5noke
szobajaba es rogton visszatsr hogy bevezessen.
Amin egyedul nemet tkos szolgaa fonokevel
rogton filebe sugtam:
ssUzenetet hozok Petrovcs6'
katott fel f5nok, meglepeeben elfelejtve
6yatossagat. 'sHszen Petrovcs meghalt!'
"Ont tevesen ertesitettek feleltem bzos hangon.
FinkelStein
tud6sit6m nagyon rtkan kovet Ell hbat volt
jegyzese.
hercegn6 megvesztettek vagtam
Ez ujabb meglepetes volt f6nok szamara.
hercegn5 Tehat tudja? Hrteen elhagyta esq
revette hogy kerdesev esme hogy hercegno naa volt
Mikor hercegn6 elhagyta Perva ermeszetes volt
fetev hogy 6nhoz o anackozasra mondoam
-snyen akartam nagyon beavatonak latszan
Finkelstein boszankodott.
con meg mndig meg hogy kcsoda' emlekezte-
ett
Atadtam okmanyama
mint lathaa harmadk oszay felugyel6e vagyok
jeenten hogy bbval6m tuda nek vagyok
t.,
neme bepllantott az okmanyokba es yisszaada 5ket
rendben van 2 mondotta sDe monda on hogy
izenetet hoz Petrovics69''
Nem volt akama hogy adon mint EFT fleltem el5
vettem utlevee
Ez teljesen megnyugtatta Finkelsteint.
IAtom hogy egalabb tud vaamt r6a volt megjegyzese
.Meghallgatom mondanival6jat"
sPetrovics urat Schdsselburg er5djebe zartak'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

Folyatasa
"A hercegn6 deli vonattal eutazott Berlinbe.'
Csongettem. Ana megjelent
3Keszen vannaki "a jegyeks'' kerdeztem.
"Igen, uram.'
sHat Kiel pl6taanak egyenruhaja be
go!va?"
"Igen. A egk0zelebbi vonat ket ora muva indul'
sJol van Most pedig gyerekek menink vacsoraln.''
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
KoNzERvALT-HUs KIvITEI

Rovid id5n beliil 6,5OO,OOO font
konzervalt marhahust szallitottak
az Egyesiilt Allamokb6l Lengyel
orszagba, 1,937,879 dollar es 78
cent ertekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03

kiildendok: George Szecskay,
Abb Second Ave, Hazelwood
Station, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-03
XVIII. FEJEZET
A HELYES NYOMON

hosszu kizdelem egontosabb oral aottak eSttem Osze
szedtem ehat minden er6met hogy megbrk6zzak nehez
feadatomma
vcs nevere sz66 utlevel mask nemet kormany terve-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

For years this store has stood for the policy of
making the customers dollar buy the greatest posi-
BILE VALUES
Now we make another gre at sacrifice in order to
serve the people of Richmond at the very time when
they are most in need Of these goods.
Never have our stocks been SO fine or SO great In
fact, warehouse space crowded with new atriv-
ais which cannot be displayed for lack of room All
this merchandise we offer in this event
Grasp this opportunity before it is too late.
Remen,ber This Sale Is for Cash Off. We
DI Can, However, Arrange Terms, Though of
AedSe Course Not at the Full 20 1874 Off Discount.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
DIR. >.
and DIR. n. HULsART
CHIROPODISTS

Room 3O4 Raritan Building
once hours: $3.50 A. NJ. to $40 p. NJ.
Evenings. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. to Q p NJ.
Telephone 1871
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
A n n u a | Sal o
Women's Cloth and
Fur Pile Goats
Cloth Coats, so,
$3.50, 1880, $3.50

Because we bought early and
heavily the maker gave us a discount.
To this we added a discount of our
own-so you save doubly. Choose
from advance-style coats in high quail
ity cord-de-val, lustrola, evora supe-
rior, rayonee, cypress bolivia, Gale
donia, peachbloom, tinseltone and
other fabrics in all the beautiful new
autumn shades. Self-trimmed or n
riched with large collars of ringtail
opossum, Australian opossum, taupe
nutria and other furs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
Fur Pile Coats, $500,
1850, $500, 1850

Bought under the same advan-
tageous conditions as the cloth coats,
and placed on sale at equally substan-
tial savings. Hip length, 36-inch and
full 48-inch length models in highest
quality fur pile materials that in tex
ture, gloss and jetty coloring closely
resemble seal. Their styles exactly
duplicate some of the seasons smart
est fur organizations. S~elf-collared OF
with collars of Australian opossum,
nutria, raccoon or ringtail opossum.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-26
MLADY's BEAUTY pARLoR

Board Of Trade Building Room 2oI
Electrical Massage and scalp TT. atmsn.
shampooing. Manicuring. 9air hoods
Hair Dysing a specially Hair Singing
10 A. Ms r. 81. Tuesdays . sr1days 0 r. a
MAPLE AND SMITH SIS. rH0NE SEE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-02
MEMS CLOTHING

The mems department store of this big store dur
ing this sale has been the busiest part Of the store
From the way we have been selling suits every
man in Chickasha will step out in new suit for
Easter.
We still have good assortment and have also re-
ceived shipment this week.
We ask you to come IN and see the suits we are
selling and note the prices. We particularly
offer for $3.50
Also see the fine suits selling for $3.50
The next line is the Hrsch-Wickwre Clothes You
all know the high quality of this brand of clothing
There lines good but there are none bet
ter. All Hirsch-Wickwre suits sold by the Halum
Mercantile Co. for S75 are being sold at S57 51
Mems pants all going at sale prices.
Boys suits all going at sale prices.
Mems Lee unonallS sale at---- "a ZE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-02
SILK PETTICOATS.

We have splendid stock of all of the fine
things in silk petticoats made Of Silk Jersey
and good quality taffetas. For Saturday we
are going to run a Petticoat Special You
want to be sure to get in on it,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-02
FINE SUMMER DRESS GOODS

We have the finest assortment of nice ma
terials for spring and summer dresses that
you could want to see. And they will all be
sold at reduced prices during the entire
length of the sale.
We mention few of them here in order
to give you an idea of the reductions that
are being made
Printed Flaxon, exceptionally fine for sum-
mer dresses for the reason that it is fast col
or, selling for, per yard --------39C
Plain color voie, in all wanted colors, 40
inches wide selling for--- A9c
Plain white voile, full 40 inches wide, selling
Linen finish suiting, in all colors, full yard
wide, selling ------------------ 49c
Twill Suiting. This is one of the finest ma
terials on the market for separate skirts,
children's suits and dresses all solid colors,
selling on sale at per, yard--------- 59C
Fancy voiles printed voiles in good assort-
ment Of patterns, all 40 inches wide, selling
Black Satine, one of the best grades made,
worth today, 75c per yard, on sale 55C
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-02
BIG APRON SPECIAL

We have one of the greatest aprons made.
1t is handy convenient garment especially
made for the busy housewife, no button or
anything to fool with, all you have to do is t.
slip it on and you are dressed and ready
to go.
This apron is $3.50 garment and will be
sold Saturday and First Monday at S1.e9
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-02

This sale originally intended 60 days believing that that
sale Don't this oppuni Of laying supply dry goods for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-02

We have replenished our stock of good
work shirts, have them in all sizes from 14lla
to IL, and will be sold Saturday and Mon
day at -------------------- CSC
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-02

Id take that time to sell 100000 worth Of merchandise The
of the 90 days You will notice 10
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-05
Flat Advance of Five per cent
for All Classes of Civilian
Workers Granted.
CLERKS ARE PROVIDED FOR
Wage Award Approved By Sec
retary Daniels Gives Clerical
Forced Added Increase.
lRy Associated Press

Washington, Sept. IA wage in
crease of five per cent was awarded
all classes of civil employees in the
naval establishments under the new
pay schedule approved today by Sec
retary Daniels
Several classes of employees, including
the clerical force, will receive in
creases considerably above the gen
eraI five per cent through readjust-
ment of the wage schedule
The wage schedule will affect 2S6 900
navy yard employees and will be put
into effect on the first pay day after
September IS. Secretary Daniels an
nounced that he had completed his re-
view of the findings of the navy yard
wage board and that the increases ap-
proved would be ready for application
during the present month.
Outside of the increase, the most
important provision in the new sched-
ule is a reduction in working hours to
four on Saturday the year round, en-
ployes will be paid for the half days
work at the hourly rate. Discussing
the award1 Secretary Daniels said he
believed the increase in the payroll
would not necessitate a material re-
duction in forces.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-05
American Federation Chiefs Re,
port Organization Is In
Strongest Condition.
MANY WAGE FIGHTS WON
Nearly Every Craft and Trade
Has Been Able to Secure
Concessions During Year.
(By MILDRED MoRRIs)
l. ". S. Staff CORRESPONDENT.

Washington, Sept. 4.-Organized la
Dor is in the strongest and most pros
porous condition of its history accord
ing to leaders of the workers in every
trade and craft in the American Fed
Grafton of Labor.
Labor Day statements issued by
them today sound a note of triumph
for labor's progress and victories dur
ing the past year, notwithstanding it
was a year marked by unprecedented
unrest, with two of the most import
ant strikes in the history of the labor
movement, both giving rise to critical
problems, and the largest number of
unauthorized strikes on record to make
it epochal.
The labor leaders point to the gain
of 100000 in the membership of the
American Federation of Labor to wage
increases won during the year aggre-
eating many billions of dollars and to
concessions maintained by nearly ev-
cry union in the way of shorter hours
and other improvements in working
conditions.
1t is estimated that the number of
strikes during the past year exceeded
the 1000 mark, involving nearly 1000.
900 workers and probably topped the
2,339, reported for 1919.
Only II of the 116 international
unions affiliated with the federation
reported on strikes during the year
These partial figures show 1.255 strikes
involving 734.O56 workers and costing
3,212,056.73. Of the 734,O56 workers in
cluded 587,479 won improved condi-
tions.
The latest report of the department
Of labor shows 19 strikes and A contro-
versies which have not reached the
strike stage before it for adjustment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-05
London Asserts MacSwiney Will
Not Be Released to Pave
Way For Disorders.
LORD MAYOR is LOW
Is In Last Stage of Weakness and
Is Unable to Talk to
His Relatives.
(Ry Associated Press.l

London. Sept. 4-The reasons why
the government will not release Lord
Mayor MacSwiney of Cork, are given
in an official statement issued today.
They are that fresh attempts would
be made to continue with added ac-
tivity the long series of murders of
policemen" and would open the way
to any person imprisoned for any sim
liar offense to use the case of the lord
mayor as a precedent with good hopes
of securing release and the opportun-
ity to repeat the acts which led to his
incarceration.
The condition of Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney tonight was described as crit
ical. He is in the last stage of weak
ness and unable to talk to relatives.
Annie MacSwiney, the lord mayors
sister, on leaving BriXton jail at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon said her broth
er was at his very lowest. Acting on
the doctors advice, she did not at
tempt to converse with the lord mayor,
but read to him. AS Miss MacSwiney
left the bedside her brother signified
that he wished give her a message.
She had to place her ear almost upon
his lips to catch the communication.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-05
FIG CITY Ships
SWEETPOTATOES
Growers Association Succeeds In
Obtaining 65 Cents Above
Local Market Prices.

The Fig City Growers Association
will ship a second carload Of sweet
potatoes to the northern market Tues
day or Wednesday, at price averaging
65 cents per bushel above the local
wholesale market. This Is net after
all commissions and freight have been
paid.
Recently the association shipped
1000 pounds to Birmingham and sent
along J. J. Norman, sales manager Of
the associati to look after the busi-
ness end Of the deal. Mr.. Norman
sold the carload for 50 a hundred
weight which was 80 cents above the
prevailing market at Birmingham, but
was obtained because the potatoes
we're of extra good quality.
Farmers who did not ship with the
cooperative association were being
offered IS cents a bushel for their po-
tatoes and most Of them refused 10
sell.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-05
PLANSCOMPL PLETE
MONDAY PICNIC
Pensacola Central Trades Council
Prepares For Annual Outing
at Palmetto Beach.

Plans for the annual picnic of the
Pensacola Trades and Labor Council
to be held at Palmetto Beach tomorrow
are complete in every detail Com
mittees have placed the grounds in
shape, have sold tickets, have prepared
for refreshment concessions. have ar
ranged for speakers, and have done
everything else necessary in the way
of preliminary arrangements to make
the day a grand success.
The merchants of the city have add
ed their share to the preparations and
have donated numerous prizes for the
equally numerous events which are
TO be run off, so many indeed that
every athlete and every contestant is
almost certain to win something. There
are prizes for all sorts of contests, from
shoe races to having the most chill
dren on the grounds.
Special cars will be run TO the
beach over the Bayshore line and
County Commissioner Candy has had
the road to the beach put in good con-
dition so that autoists can make the
trip without trouble.
All in all, the annual picnic in this
year of our Lord, 1920, promises to be
the biggest and best ever held.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-05
Secretary of State Will Issue
Letter This Week Instruct
ing County Officials.
COLBY NOTE RECEIVED
Van Swearingen Informs HI. Clay
Crawford That In His Opinion
Registration Is Legal.

Tallahassee, Sept. 4-CSpeciaI)-
The status Of woman suffrage has at
length been finally determined I'm
Florida, and early next week the sec
retary of state viii issue a letter 10
the supervisors OF registration advis
ing them that women may be permit
ted TO register for participation in the
general election in November. This
action on the part of Secretary Craw-
ford follows upon a letter received by
that official from the attorney gen
real which is as follows.
Tallahassee, Fla. Sept (. 1920.
Hon. Clay Crawford.
Secretary of State,
Tallahassee. Fla.
Dear Sir:-You are advised that am
in receipt of a communication from
Hon. cambridge Colby, secretary OF
state Of the United States. informing
me that announcement Of the ratifica-
tion of the 18th amendment to the con
stitution of the United States was
issued by the secretary Of state Au-
gust 20. Therefore, it is my opinion
that women may register and you
would be authorized TO so inform the
registration officers of the several
counties Of the state.
Yours very truly.
VAN c. SWEARINGEN,
Attorney General.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-05
AQUITINIA MAKES
SAILING RECORD
(Rx Associated Press J

CherbOrg. France, Sept. 3-The CunaTd
liner Aquitina, from New York, ar
rived here today after a voyage of five
days, seventeen hours an dtWenty seven
minutes. This is one hour and twenty
seven minutes short of the record made
by the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse in
January. 1900.
The White Star liner Olympic, which
left New York at the same time, is not
eXpecte dto arrive before tomorrow
forenoon. Despite official denials from
the Cunard and White Star companies,
passengers on the two ships considered
the voyage of the two vessels a race
and it is said heavy wagers were laid
Prince Carol of Rumania was one of
the passengers on the Aquitina.