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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
DLACZEGO?

Ola tego re, rodzice w trudach
piracy i mozo}ach wychowujac
dz;eci, otaczajqc je przez lat Kill
kanaScie staranna opieka, majq
.prawo, gdy tie dzieci doroSna, by
uIzyiy i'm one w piracy i byly po-
.ciecha, a podpora w ich starych
latach. Dzieci, ME postepujace w
ten sposob, gwaIca przykazanic
Boze, ~pograzaja rodzicow w smu
tku, nieraz do tego stopnia, re
przez swoja niewdziecznoSc,
wtracaja ich przedwczeSnie do
grobu. Zbrodnia to wielka i pre-
dzej, czy p0zniej take wyrodne
dzieci otrzymaja zas}uzona ka---
re, jeSli ME W tenn to w przy--
szleb zyciu. Dzieci opuszczajacc
dom rodzicielski - dlatego. ably
uzywat swobody i wolnoSci, scho
dza zwykle ma bezdroza;
- Z takich nigdy spo-
leczenstwo pozytku mice ME
bedzie, gdyz puszczajac sic w
wiz zycia bez doSwiadczenia i
silly o~pierania sic zlym pradom,
zelda ma manowce ma swoje do
czesne i wieczne utrapienie.
Co do drugich tych, ktorzy z
zarobku swego oddaja rodzicom
"a swe utrzymanie - i
nieraz jeszcze mySla, re i'm ten
wielkq iaske wyswiadczaja, ME
sluchajac juz wcale zyczliwych
przestr6g rodzic6w, a my$la, re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
DIAL RELIGIJNY.

zapiaciwszy rodzicom "a tax
zwany ,,bord", czynia zadosc O.
bowiazkom swoim, I rosetta pie
niedzy NIGGA robit, co sic i'm
zywne podoba. Grubo myla sic
take dzieci, DO tym sposobem ME
wypeiniaja przykazania 'Bozego.
Jezeli chcq okazac wdziecznoSG
za swe utrzymanie przez zap{a-
te, jaka daja rodzicom - to MECH
tez ME zapominaja uiscic sic z
d}ugu "a l6sto, hub ISto letnie
wychowanie utrzymywanie
przez rodzicow W czasie dziecie-
ctwa - zanim doszli do wieku,
w ktorym sami ma siebie juz "a
pracowac moga! - Ilez to tru-
Gu wychowanic dzieci kosztuje,
wiedza O tenn tylko rodzice, kto-
rzv wychowali d~zieci; a to jest
pcwne, re ten trud pieniedzmi
samy1ni oplacic sic ME da; po-
niewaz PREY wychowaniu dzieci
rodzice kieruja sic glownie po-
budkami mloSci; a wiec - die
ci, majac u rodzicow zaciagniety
dug mi}oSci, NIGGA go jedynie
nriioscia wzajemnq wypiacic' Nj
lose swoja dzieci rodzicom Okla
"a wtenczas, kiedy beda powolne
icIl rozkazom / wypeiniat beda
ich zyczenia, odgadujqc je, ME
jako, wykonujac je Z cala sumien
~noscia, o lie zgadzac sic one be-
d. Z prawami Bozemi. lie dobre
dzicci Sciagaja ma sic biogosia-
wienstwa Bozego juz w tenn zy-
ciu - pokazemy to W kilku PREY
kiadach:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23

stwie naszem. Inni znowu, ktorzy
jcszcze maja lyle poczucia, by
zostac w domu rodzicielskim, "a
trzymuja pieniadze zarobione ola
siebie, rodzicom zaS plaza tylko
"a utrzymanie, tax - jak to n. p.
czyni kazdy obey cziowiek bedq
cy ma mieszkaniu (,,bord'). Po-
~stepowanie take dzieci wzgle-
dem wiasnych rodzic6w jest wy
stepne i karygodne i ME PREY
nieSie i'm ono szczeScia nj b4ogo-
siawienstwa Bozego w tenn zy-
ciu, ale przeciwnie - kare w
tenn zyciu i przysziem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
lib wyzej, dlatego tez slusznie
zadamy "a jedna akcye 5000,

lib wyzeJ, dlatego tez siusznle
zadamy "a jedna akcye $500,
czyli jej rzeczywista wartoSt.
Jezeli jednak pomimo wszyst-
kiego co piszemy, So ~jeszczc re
czy ola was ME %jasne, to piszcie
wprost do gi6wnego biura, 4 jc-
zeli sic przekonaliScie, re to jest
sprawl dobra, pewna i Ola Was +
ola kraju pozyteczna, w tak;m ra-
zie mic innego ME pozoataje do
zrobienia jak tylko soble akcyc
Banku zakupit II agentow aibo ter
wprost w gl6wnem biuTzc.
Bank Zwiazku SpQtek IarottNo-
wych, Union Bank Of the Co.
operative Societies, 23-3l w.
43rd str, New York, n. \.
Jutro sic dowiecie Go Inn;
Mowia."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
MILOSS CORK OLA RODZI-
COW.

Pewicn bogaty Anglik. wraca-
JAG Z wystawy wegierskiej 1896
T., zatrzymai sic we Wiedniu
przez kilka dni i wszed} TAME
raz do iryzyera - W chwili, gdy
jakaS mloda dziewczvna ofiaro-
wala temu ma sprzedaz swojc
piekne jasne wlosy, zadajac "a
Me 20 zlotych. Ale fryzyer dawal
jci tvlko s z}otych, a W koticu O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
z PONTIAC, MICH.

Pc zwawym poscigu ma diuzsLa
mete ,aIgenci z biura szeryfa zatrzy-
mali w poblizu Pennington diva auto
mobile naIadowane vodka. WlaSci-
ciele tego samego ladunku - Michal
Mafkowski i Piotr Jabfohski, cby-
dwaj 2 Grand Rapids, odstaw:eni 20
stall do miejscowego wieziena. La
dunek przez mich wieziony oceniono
ma $4,000. Vodka pochodziIa z Ka-
nady, jak ~przyznaja uwiezieni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
OFIARNA r DENTY-
Sly.

w maui r. 1887 ~przynios}y vie
denskie gazety n~astepujqca via
domoSc: w Gumpendorf, kofo
Wiednia zylo podeszle wiekiem
maizehstwo, utrzymywane przcz
icdyna corke. Corka zaJeta by4a
iako buchalterka w handful papie
rem. Naraz handel zwinieto, a o.
wa PARMA diuzszy czas ME mo-
gIa znaleSG odpowiedniej posa-
dy. Poniewaz ME miala "a co ku-
pic rodzicom pozvwienia, vice
sprzedaia ~fryzyerowi swoje pie
kne, dlugie w}osy, gdy / tc pie
niQdzc sic rozesAy, rozmyslala
.zu6w mad innymi srodkami, zeby
rodzic0w utrzymat. Wtenczas Pc
wicdziai jcj ktoS, re jakis siaw-
ny dentySta we NNiedniu placi
20 ziotych "a kazdy zdrowy zab
przedni, kt6ry sam wyciagnie. Pc
niewaz dziewczyna miala piekne
zeby, poszla wiec do tego denty-
sly. Ten zapyta} ia, dlaczego
chce dac sobie wyrwac zeby, a
gdy uslyszai powod tego, writ
SONY doHlez darowai jej loo zlo
tych, pozostawiajac jej zeby. Ma
stcpnie odwiedzil jej rodzicow i
prosil o reke ich cork, tego Nej
notu ofiarnej miiosci. Wkrotce
potem odbyl sic ich Stub. | tn
widzimy, re spesnianie 4 przyka-
zania Bozego sprowadza szcze-
see i blogoslawienstwo ma ziemi.
PIOTR SIGMAIER I JEGO
~ARESZTOWANY OJCIEC.
Piotr Sigmaier, oberzysta W
Mitterolang, W Pustertal, W Ty-
rolu, byl jednym Z najdzielniej-
szych bohaterow, ktorzy w rokrl
12Oo walczyli Pc stronle Andrze-
ia Hoera. .Gdy Francuzi kraj O.
panowali, surowo przeSladowali
w~szystkich Tyrolczykow, kto--
rzy odznaczali sic patryotyzmem
i walecznoScia. Take i Piotr
Sigmaier zostal przez francuskie
60 generala Broussiera ma smierc
zasadzony i mial bye ro~zstrzela-
ny. Ale Piotr Sigmaier ratowal
sig ucieczka. Azeby go napowrot
w rece 'dostac, kaza} francuzki
general uwiezic jego OLGA, staru-
ska. Dopiero pc 3 dniach mial
bye wyrok ten ma ojcu wykona-
ny, jezeli syn do tego czasu sic
ME stawi. Gdy Piotr Sigmaier do
wiedzia{ sic o tym okrutnym roz
kazie, stawii sic natychmiast, pc
mimo, re miai zone i dziecko.
Francuzki general kauai tego DO
hatera be- milosierdzia rozstrze-
lac, ME zwazajac ma prosby zony
Ii dziecka, ktore ma kolonach, z
podniesionemi rekoma re }zami
W oczach biaga}y o zycie ola OF
ca. Zginal bohaterska smiercia W
uroczystosc Serca Jezusowego W
r. 1910.
H..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-23
w Czem Jestesmy

kufy o Banku Lwlazku. Duzo Z
nich o najciekawszej polskiej in
stytucyi finansowej dowiedzieli-
scie i wasza przychyinosG i popal
Gle okazujecie coraz to wiekszem
zakupami akcyi, juz tez zblizamy
sic do pierwszego miliona dola-
row. DIS podamy wan liste glo,
wniejszych Przedsleblorstw, W
ktorych Bank jest finansowo "a
lnteresowany.
Ma pierwszem miejscu stawia,
my nasza ziemie, O ktora cd lat
zgora trzydziestu walczylim, wy
krrpujemy ia Z rak obcych, udzie'
lamy pozyczek naszym rolnikom
! rzemieSlnikom, ulatwiamy i'm
stawianie wfasnych warsztatow
przedsiebiorstw.
Bank Zwiazku posiada wszy-
stkie, albo Geese akcyi nastep-
nych przedsiebiorstw:
Fabryki w Poznaniu: H. &C.
gielski, dzis dzieki Bankowi, maj
fabryka maszyn rolnl-
czych ! traktor6w w Polsce. I,
Faulus, kupiona Cd Niemcow
wyrabia motory Diesla, lokomo-
tywy i wagony kolejowe. Fabry-
ka przyrzad6w elektrycznych.
Centrala maszyn / centrala rolni-
k6w. Fabryka superfosiatow DR..
Romano May. Towarzystwo En-
pedycyjne c. Hartwig, Z filiami
Bydgoszczy, Gdahsku i in
nych miastach, Z licznymi zabudo
waniami, skiadnicami i okretami
ma Whsle. Tow. Samochodowe w
Poznaniu, ma razie reperuje a
pozniej bedzie wyrabia&o automo-
bile. Drukarnia Polska w Pozna-
niu.
Towarzystwo Handful Grunta--
mi. Tow. Powicrnlk, bada ks!egi
rachunkowc, PoznaTlska Spoika
Tow. Robot Inzynier--
skich, ktore miedzy innymi Praca
brrduje takze kolej miedzy
kutnem a Strzafkowem. Poznan-
ski Bank Ubezpieczeii Cd Ognia,
kradziezy it'd. Tow. Sila i Swiat}o,
do zak}adania urzadzeh elektrycz-
nych / exploatowania silly wodnej
Polsce.
We Warszawie - Tow. Tere,
MOVE (kap. ) mil. MIX handel
ziemia it'd. Sp6lka Drzewnego
przemyslu (kapital % milion6w
marek) posiada w4asne tartaki
fabryki terpentyny i lasy. S:p6fka
akcyjna ola Handful Ziemioploda-
mi w Warszawie. Tow. Gazowni,
cze w Warszawie, zajmuje sic IL,
rzadzcniem gazowni i w~ytworoW
chemicznych Przy gazowniaCh
Tow. ,,Tkanina" w kodzi posiada
swoja przedzalnia i fabryke srak'
ma.
w Pleszewie Fabryka w. S
Radomski, wyrabia marmelade
konserwy.
w Kieleckiem Tow. Zofia -
kopalnia miedzi.
Dodat TIL nalezy, re Bank Zwia.
zku ma swe oddzialy we Warsza,
vie, Krakowie, Eodzi, KaliSzu
Winnie, Gdahsku, Kielcach, Radc
miu, Lublinie i Jest pr6cz tegc
DUO innych w przygotowaniu.
Z powyzszego wylkazu zdajecie
sobie sprawe re Bank Zwiazku
Jest juz rozga4eziony po ca9ej Pol
see i re we wszystkich jej cze,
Sciach prowadzi interesy. Jezel.
vice lyle zrobiono Z kapitafem
akcyjnym 60 milion6w, to napew,
no jeszcze wiecej sic zrobi, gdy
Polonia Amerykahska rownie7
SLIME te sprawe poprze pTzez "a,
kupno akcyi. Bank Zwiazku 7 Ia
twoScia mog4 sprzeda6 swe akcye
kapitaFom obcym, robiono nam
nawet takie oferty, lecz bedac cd
zalozenia instytucya, czysto pol,
ska tylko Polakom akcye nasze
sprzedajemy.
Me trudno chyba zrozumie6, re
irstytucya, ktora pred trzydzie,
e+,, +-.,, 1,t,- ~.,Io.o. ,a.4I =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and sales
ladies wanted G. S. B. Dry Good.
307-09 S. Palafox Apply at once
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
AVOID FLU" BY.
STERILIzINC
YOUR NOSE
Last Years Experience Proved O!
Eucalyptus (Eueapine Saive) Is
Most Effective .Preventa-
tive Known.

Get out your jar Of Eucapine Salve
or. If you have none. go to the nearest
drug store at once and get a family
Jar Of this well-known nose and
throat sterilizer. Sterilize morning
noon and night by shifting TIE
Eucapine up into the nostrils and rub
little on the back of your tongue.
whence it will spread to the throat
and nostrils. thus sterilizing the nose
and throat.
The chief ingredient of Euca pine
Salve is Oleum Eucalyptus, the non
poisonous antiseptic whose power TO
prevent influenza was first discovered
In the London Epidemic of 1881. and
was so effective in the epidemic Of
influenza throughout America 1asr
Gear. In addition. Eucapine SaIye con-
tains just enough camphor, mentbo,
ana oil OF white pine to make 1t sootb-
ing, healing and delightful to use Even
the babies enjoy it. Ask any well
informed physician and he will tell yo,,
ehat Eucapine though originally de-
signed for the nother's use with ba~
children in colds, Group and RI mr..
vent pneumonia, is the best and mos.
agreeable antiseptic you can Use ~
sseriaze the nose and throat of youns
ana old alike. Any drug store can s,,ne
ply You for half a doIlar.-Ady
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
IAN Adventure in Hearts," Is Filmed
From Famous Novel.

Anthony Hopes exciting romantic
story, Captain Dieppe," has reached
the movies. First published as a novel
the adventures of the dashing young
secret agent proved a worthy compan-
ion OF the authors earlier book, The
Prisoned of Zenda," which was the
starting point of a flood of pseudo his
torical literature. The popularity of
Captain Dieppe" led Mr.. Hope to
dramatize it and the stage play was
produced both here and abroad. Re
Gently the story was made into a see
mario and under the title of An Ad-
venture in Hearts" it viii be shown at
the Isis today with Robert Warwick
in the starring role.
The picture tells an entertaining
yarn of adventure. love and plenty of
excitement in a nobleman's castle in
northern Italy. The hero is a sort of
DArtagnan, escaping from the agents
OF government that has refused to
pay him for hazardous task which it
is anxious to keep secret. Mr.. War
wick is said TO be ideally cast. He
is supported by Juan de la Cruz. yyini-
fred Greenwood. Helen Chadwick and
others The picture is a Paramount
Aircraft and was directed by James
Cruze.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
Cecil 3. De Miles New Picture is a
Marvel of Realism.


Commences and absolute realism
are two factors in the enormous sue
cess which Cecil +. DcMilie has at
tanned as a motion picture director.
These qualities are present in Male
and Female" Mr.. DeMille's latest
Aircraft picture, which was
adapted from Sir James Nj. Barries
famous play, The Admirable erich
ton" and will be on view at the Isis
Monday and Tuesday. 1t is Mr.. De
Miles desire that every property or
furnishing used in his productions be
the best that can be bought. Proper
ties used in his latest picture total
thousands of dollars in value. One
toilet set alone cost five hundred dol
lars, and the gorgeous gowns worn by
Gloria Swanson, Lila Lee, and Bebe
Daniels, who are in the cast, are worth
a handsome price.
The story of Crichton, the butler in
the family of English mobiles who was
wrecked with his masters yachting
party at sea and became their leader,
has long delighted thousands. Under
the master hand of Cecil De Mile it
is a screen masterpiece. Thomas
Meighan plays the leading role, and
Theodore Roberts, Raymond Hatton
and Guy Oliver are included in the
cast.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
COOPER TO RUN
FOR COMMISSION
MUSCCGEE MAN WILL MAKE RACE
FOR COUNTY BOARD AGAINST
ALL. WHO ARE NOW IN THE
FIELD

r. c. Cooper Of Muscogee, has an
nounced his candidacy for county com
missioner from the fourth district and
Will make the race against all can
dldates who are now in. the field Mr.
cooper announces himself a lifelong
democrat and says if the party norni-
mates and elects him he will perform
his duties to the best of his ability
and as he sees the right
Mr.. Cooper was born in louisiana
but his father was a native of Escam-
bia county and returned to Florida
with him family when Mr.. Cooper was
three years old. He is now employed
by the Southern States Lumber 90
at Muscogee.
Mr.. Cooper was educated in the Fs-
Gambia county schools, has lived in the
county practically all his. life and is
wen known especially in his own dis
trlct where he has hosts of friends. He
is married and has seven children.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
A NJ u S E M E n T S

author OF more successful plays than
any other writer. 1t is a great human
play with all characters true to life,
and the play itself is a wonderful
lesson. The management has given
this play the cast called for in the
original script and will try to dupli-
cate its first New York appearance.
The vaudeville between acts will be
entirely new and novel. For the last
three days of this week. Lost In
Egypt" a comedy of the far east will
ho.d forth. Ed. c. himself handles
the leading comedy role. This an
nouncement is enough to prove it will
be laugh maker
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
HON. c H. B. FLOYD
DIES At Fl. PIERCE

Apalachicola, Feb. 1.-THE friends
ana relations of the Hon. c. H. 3.
Floyd We're deeply grieyed by the
news of his death at Ft. Pierce. Fla.
on Feb. 10, after a brief illness with
influenza, followed by pneumonia.
Friday, his son, John X Floyd ar
rived with. his fathers body, as Mrs.
G. H B. Floyd was herself desperate
ly Ill.
The funeral took place from his
mothers home, Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
With this death passes one of the
brightest minds that the State of
Florida has ever produced, and a son
of whom the city Of Apalachicola was
justly proud.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
FLORIDA POSTMASTERS
CONFIRMED BY SENATE

Washington; d. c., Feb 14.-Noni-
nations of the following Florida post
masters We're confirmed today by the
senate: Jno. A. Mcdonald. DeFuniak
Springs; Pearl r. Meeker, Bombay:
FIeta |. Murrow, Panama City; Joseph
n. Nelson, Crestview; Arthur H. Full
Ter, Altamcnt Springs; Mary Joyner,
Bagdad; Robert + Parsons. Fort
White: Frank w. Hall, Labelle; James
s. Godfrey, Yalaha; John r. Walker.
Titusville; John J. Johnson, ST. Cloud:
Tourner. A. Duren, Largo; Jefferson
Gaines, Boca Grande; Oliver H. Linn,
Vero; Mary Conway, Green Cove
Springs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
new THEATRE
BUILDING SOON
SITE PURCHASED ON PALAFOx
AND INTENDENCIA STREETS az
WEIL-kNOWN PROMOTER,

Plans were formally launched yes
terday morning for the building of
d dig theatre for Pensacola the
building to be located on Palafox and
ihtendencla -sts. The deal closed yes
terday was the purchase of the Pas
time and Liberty theatres from Dam
lei t. Hobgood by Ernest Boehringer
OF New Orleans. Mr. Boeringer also
purchased the adjoining lot on Inten-
dencta-st. and the property known as
opatts estate, facing on Palafox and
lntendencia. Selling price Of the real
estate was not made public
When completed the theatre will
nave seating capacity of $500 people
and will be one of the most complete
and modern theatre buildings in the
south. The stage will be large enough
to accommodate any troupe on the
road and will be equipped with all
latest material known to the stage
world
The house will feature only big road
attractions and the big time vaudeville.
Mr.. Boeringer. Plans for
the new theatre have been under way
for some time and the purchase of the
site was not a surprise to Pensacola.
Work of construction of the building
will be started at once and rushed
to completion. it is announced
The new building will have 'front.'
age on Palafox-st., and will be finished
with an artistic entrance. Entrance
to the stage will be made through an
alley way on Intendencia-st. A total
cost of over a quarter million dollars
has been planned in connection with
the building and equipment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
Percentage of Receipts of Shows to b.
Given to Pearl Eaoan Home

Announcement was made last night
by Mr.. Sheesley. that during the
entire engagement Of his shows in
Pensacola, he would give a percentage
of the gross receipts of each show to
the Pearl Eagan Home. Visit these
wonderful attractions, from beginning
to end and remember that a percent
age of all YOU spend will go to the
orphans of Pensacola.
There are dozen other equally
meritorious shows including the Ha-
waiian Village, Auto-motordrome
Over the Falls, Jolly Jack and Jill
Plantation show. Mysterious Selena
Springtime, and the big Circus Side
Show where the strange and curious
people gathered from all parts of the
world will be found. If you live to
be as old Methuselah and ten years
longer you Will never again find the
equal of some of these.
Thousands of people thronged the
midway until late hour last night
look. Seeing is believing. and every
visitor to the many shows and rides
was convinced that many and many
days of very hard work and the ex-
penditure of thousands of dollars was
necessary to put the attractions in
their present condition.
The shows will be open every after
noon and evening this week, and a
week from today will start on their
trip that will cover some 40
states before returning home again
next fall.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
Ed. C. Mutt Comedy PLAYERS.

For the week starting Monday night
Mr.. Mutt. manager Ed. c. Mutt Com
edy Players has for the eleventh week
OF his engagement in Pensacola. two
plays of the very best that are OBJ
tainable, at the same time. different
from any so far offered. For the
first three days of this week. THE
Rosary" written by Edward E Rose.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
MELBA DEMONSTRATORS AT
WATSON, PARKER & REESE

Mrs. c. Irving Elliott of the Melba
Manufacturing Co., of Chicago, will be
at Watson, Parker & Reese Co. for
one week beginning tomorrow. She
will demonstrate the proper and most
satisfactory ways in which to use the
Melba toilet preparations and will dis
tribute free samples
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15
BLUE RIB BON

Every business day shows an in
creasing demand for Blue Ribbon Ex-
tracts which shows housekeepers an
preciate quality and want the best
ASK for Blue Ribbon Vanilla or Lemon
Best and takes less.''-ady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-15

Mrs. w. H. Welles of Chicago, is a
guest at the home of her son and
daughter law, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
w. Welles on Cervantes-st Mrs.
Welles has often visited in Pensacola
and has hosts Of friends in the civ
by whom, she is being cordially well
coined
The Lake County times., 1920-07-15
indiana CROP REPORT
SHOWS LESS CORN ACREAGE

SO per cent; timothy. So per cent; al
ialfa' SO per cent; millet. 81 per cent:
cowpeas. 81 per cent. and soy beans
81 per cent
All truck crops show a slightly bet
ter condition figure than month ago
and the melon crops are about the
same.
Due to tho sugar shortage there is a
slight increase in the sorghum cane
acreage and very satisfactory grow
ing condition.
Apples show decline Of IL points
over the JuAe report; peaches increas-
ed ! point and pears remain the same.
On these figures there Is indicated a to-
tai production OF 5.552. 600 bushels of
apples 9o2 Ooo bushels OF peaches and
100000 bushels OF pears Grapes show
a condition of 50 per cent or normal.
which IS considerably above the aver
age. and blackberrles and raspberries
show a condition OF 81 per cent of nor
mai. also somewhat above tho average.
The Lake County times., 1920-07-15
PADEREWSKI
ON THE JOB
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

SPA BELGIUM. July 15.-Ignace Jan
Paderewski former premier oH@4oland,
unexpectedly arrived here yesterday to
plead the cause of Poland. He lunch
ed with Premier Lloyd George and af-
forwards conferred with Premier Nil
lerand.
N Paderewski refused to talk for
publication.
1t is understood that the Soviet re-
ply to the allied note asking Russia
TO Join Poland in an armistlce Is now
under consideration by the allied pre-
miers.
The Lake County times., 1920-07-15

to act upon no matter not directly af-
fecting that organization However.
the veterans did act upon a reso-
luton condemning Red" activities and
"Bolshevik" OF every kind in this coun-
try The resolution was eouehed In
nc uncertain terms and the action was
unanimous.
Todays program calls for the parade.
selection of the site for next year :
reunion and adjournment late this af-
ternoon.
The Lake County times., 1920-07-15

Reports We're current hefoss tho al
lied Statesmen met that the Germans
had decided TO accept the allies con
ditions. which were understood TO call
for the delivery of s,00O6ee tons Of
coal monthly BY Germany.
The German delegates assembled just
before noon to meet the allied repre-
sentatives and to u!ve their formal
answer ito the allies demands.
The Lake County times., 1920-07-15
VOTE DOWN
THE CALIFORNIA
RESOLUTION
rTNTrRNATIoNAt Nrws sFeN

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July ia res
olution offered by the California dele
cation calling upon congress to stop
the immigration Of japanese to this
country was voted down and the second
day OF the Rainbow division reunion
was featured BY the Veterans decision
The Lake County times., 1920-07-15
MEET TO ARRANGE
COAL PROTOCOL
By NEWTON c. PARKE

TsTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N. sERyIcEl
SPA, July 15-The allied premier held
a four-hour conference during the morn
ing TO complete the details of the coal
proctocol but It was stated that they
had failed 70 agree upon the text and
upon some of the terms