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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
LIBERTY BONDS
BY MILLER 4 co.

Closing prices:
Unitedt States Liberty Bonds. first
3Hs. $685..
United States Liberty Bonds, first -.
$3.50.
United States Liberty Bonds. second
AZ. $9o.76.
United States Liberty Bonds, 1rst
as. $92.40.
United States Liberty Bonds. second
MS. $s1.2c.
United States Liberty Bonds, third
4As. 1895.
United States Liberty Bonds. fourth
fAs, $s1.ss.
United States Victory Bonds. ANS.
$9S.44
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
GOVERNMENT SALE.

! will sell by order Of s. r. Brame.
supervising prohibition agent. At pub
lie auction at Bank street. entrance TO
the postoffice building. on February 6,
1896. at 1. o'clock. noon, one seven
passenger Cole Eight Automobile. in
good condition. This Ger ia being SOLD
uneer section 1896 r. S.. and section rs
of the national prohibition act OF No
vember. 1919.
TERMS: Cash.
r. l.. BAILEY
Federal Prohibition Agent ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21

Moaning Over That Lovely Old Piano
back home." Stop IL. You country
girls. come buy an accordeon! Have
home jigs. Several dozen genuine
German accordeons, moderate prices.
Credit MANLY b. RAMOS, Seventh
near Franklin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Jan. 20.--Today's closing
IN les Of exchange on ,pEincinala foreign
markets; Sterling demand. s.s5h: ca
bles 3.S6A; bankers tsixty days..
3,sih; ninety days. 35sk; francs.
checks, hts, cables. 1l.76; Belgium
check. $11.80: cables. 11.78. Germany
checks. l.5S: cables. 1.57; Austria
checks. SO cables. 50 Holland checks.
SIN: cables. 37K; Italy checks. 1856:
cables. la.S4; Swiss checks. s.57: ca
bIes, SIS. &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
WHOLESALE BEEF

Wholesale selling prices OF beef cnt1
oy Swift and company;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21

@ CLEARING Houae ExchmHxes.
: New York. Jan. 20.--Newg York clear
ing house exchanges today were $Ses.-
777.l84: United States sub-treasury
credit balances. 37zt. s17: federal reserve
credit balance. Ss2.Ss3.s07: exchanges
this day year arc. $sss.os3, e7t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21

MONEY TO LOAN

Money to Loan On Country Real Estmte.
GEO f. CRAWFORD d CO.. 833 e.
Main street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
LOCAL GRAIN EXCHANGE LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

(Wholesale quotations by Woodson-
Crag. inc. 1915 East Cary street Madi-
son I2s-J.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21
PLUMBING and HEATING
SAVE HEAT

BY Covering the Pipes OF Your Heating
plant with asbestos. You will econo-
mice on fuel. SOUTHERN ASBES-
TOS MANUFACTURING Co. 1e Gov
ernor street. Phone Randolph 1893.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21

Federal Prohibition Agent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-21

NICHOLS, THE CLEANER.
All Cleaning and Pressing, Bone BY the
hand process. Our prices are right
Give US a trial we call for and de-
liver ia North Seventh street.
Phone Madison 1895.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
1rr 35iahrioe zettfr-
;p.lus.

Gle Wletcorolodcn iooen iiir bie
~fontmcnocn Satire cineR bc0elItia.
men un0 crfreuIitcn 92ittcruno5
mnIdmunQ uoraus. NAN itilbt iih
oabli ouf 0ic Eut0eduuu 0r3 JRic.
Her &rofciior5 Wrlrdnrr. Ncr I'M
Sabre 1890 MT icincr }~9fIeuthe0rlc
~aerportrat Canaan r,rIGuff Sic g,}it.
tcrl,nd in 20fgeu bon 81 &ohrrn. in
uaId)en .3cjtrQuut Die eirr E95Iitc
trofsu lr0 w3r!nfr. n,e ouN,rr 6o.
1earu r0iier NM f5)tar in Ser
l.bte Halb}nglus, Der tra6cnrS ln10
marmc3 Wgttcr brodrtt. ficI IN Sic
,<aare 1886 bis 1902 9&rr oIi
rlnllu lit. cr;uucrt iid1 nod, nm bic
prodl!pouep i~frosIrrAcr heirPn
Counter. 0lc MN in 0pn Iertcu
,Eo6rcn o53 f. .<ohrbuuArrts bottcn
ms r]npfin1et Sen @a1FuIoh III Son
mciiten filhlul m3n rc1nfri5d1rn
Sonnucrn. SIZE ms i'm 90 <~obrhru.
0ert hcidlert moren JRir 0iirfrn NM
an Wrult0 ser S{rufugridlCr 2nfTpn.
t1coric Lofien. Oob Sir 2rit Ser
.~aerrconetcn Sontmer" porbci unb
oaH mir m Sen nQd1Itcn II pNrr rs
,<ohrcn micOcr cine ante CONNER.
mittcruao crbnltcn mrrhrn SrIbit.
peritdnolid oibt e9 md, gus,1ab.
men; 10 mel l. q in Sic pcroolr.
ecltc pornIe Vcrionc oilh elm 10
fnltc3 ,Snbr luie Oa5 non 1891.
Nbcr i'm ouocucincn iii sic Che.
eric be3 @icrcr @eIchrtcn n,:rf
muicrc Griahrunucu mo mcitcre
Soridunqeu bcltdtiut iporocn. Is he.
Nicnte lid, Nm @epci2 I,iner Nn.
~id,nuuu0cn hauptidflid1 nui Pe.
tidtc iIber sic curopoiidleu @cir.
crnten. Sic iid, pieIr &ahrmmocrte
hinourd} nnturiicn loIicn Rod
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
Griwnngeuer
Nmerifauismus.

9fld)t nIle amrrltaniihcn Eollttter
trugeu lid nit Dem @c0ontcn, OoB
mani Dem GinQcrunu0ertcn 0eu Nmcri'
tnuISmns NIT Der arHftpnmpe mo
ole N~crcbrlug Der Glu1Qe nit clint
gen SuBtrlttcn bcibriuqcn fam. lp;C
.c9 mdhreno ser pe~rgaugenen Sabre
unter unieren Eatrioteu 4fo0e mar.
Der ehcmoIigc 9fep Yorfer Eoliil!.
c%omnilIdr Moo0 ipridt iid, in scr
3eitIdlriit .Iorum lin ocritGn0iacr
@ciie ilbcr Oielcu @c0enitauo ans
mo hebt bcruor, uic mcri1 bc5lpcdt
miro. mcnu man Ben lfeitnnlctonWnc,
ncn ioiort mad, ieiucr Nntrmft NIT
bcrabluiieuocr @ebcr0c iibcr olc(Srpf.
ortt1ftit unicrcr u1l0 Sic 9%ijdtHtpiir
oi1feit nIlcr ircm0cn &Iltlr ltuter
rid,tct. ,Anh Der Ginmuaoercr, "
ldlrclbt Wnoo. hat cine 1ultur, bic
ndltnn0Sluiroia lit, muo Hu Ger or
hGngt. Gr bat Ntanler un0 @cluohu
belt. Sic Inn Qcrnnc 10 Iicb lit. ME
.uuS 0Jc unlri0e 8c>uohnljh foulut
Ser Nu2Idnocr nit Sen 'rein0lidNtcl
W5iithlCu atQcn ulitr @ono an. er
MIL lerncn. obcr 00@ Wort n%nuitrytl
uliireu" pci1Ilt linn ptnil g. nm
ilct lint an. oI2 ob cluc 80 Ilir crho
btucr h%oltcn0c Rniic ihu mad ihrcr
cincuen Mciic III jipiliiircn unS fnl'
tioirru OcrInfr. 0jtic Nulitt oe1
GlpQeborcucu jtlbt TIM ob 9uh Nrr
Nlt2lMocr 1T itoIS o,i ie,us ga
ton i>;lc Abfum't un0 All 9'e Cr
runIcuitoit1n ielnt2 &dterI0noc@.
Mud uCraibt &crr @ooo rldt. ltiUl
9ticr NoraaI ou'mcrtiam 3u MAIDEN.
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Gin nencs @planthn!

YIN hNhNS VUAHhtpu" ~ 80
Ference WtoSDineps, meilal0 2or0-
manors Ser lriiflen Stoot Gort, in
I5oipital oe$ 2onooner 8rirton @e-
If1nariiie3 am "A. Gage ieines Suit
geritreifs ite1t itd], gang abgeiebeit
pon Dem poIitiiheu &intergruno, pom
tpeldem er itdJ abhebt, uno bon 8e-
fiibIserreguncgn, mel6e ieine Df0r.
tprer Gragif bcrporruit, ais frazier
ESltlti3nor0 oar. 81 einen lolflca
miro er geItempcIt ourh Die Grpds
gltng Der 8iQfilr Ser &erbnftuna
mittel5 gerpaltlnmen @nuSeitbrudl@
Ser ELECTROMAGNETIC Der Nnflage
itrlft oe5 GrojeBperinbrens Dor Ell.
nem Acknowledgements, Ser Wtaugcl-
baitiQtcit oc5 porqebruhteu @emei9
omterioI5 mo Der @rutalitdt Ser
StroipoIlitredunq mt Der 3maug$
Derihlepplnlg uot) England.
Tieier %uItimor0 h0llit 0u5 ltn-
rcdlt, mclhe5 Sic brjtiihe Nolitif Sic
uIcltn \FahrbuuOcrte hiuourh al &r
.Iono begurI9en bat. g&je cine cpiGc
&ranthcit Uercrbt iih 0ieie3 lluredt
uou @eteratiouen an @eneratjonen.
Die MeIt bat elm neue5 @olgotha
.erlebt. Eerancc McSWiuen lit all oos
.&rcl5 iciucr ltcbcr5euntnQ Qela9clt
Neinenoc umiteben oo3 Wortcrhot}.
lmo aus Ser &jcfc ioldcu 2ei0cn$ r.
den ijd) nelle GntidIiiiic enlpor. NA
Dem @olqutho mn B0je Ercue 3ltr 81
dlr, iiir tpcldle Elm Mortnrcr icin &c
ben 0obiugeQcbcn hat, ncucu NniporU
g|clplnncr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
6nrOing
contra NiliOu,

5cnuei7ee lit Elm oemotrdtlldtr
5toot. o5er Senntor @lr0ing hat
9esneaeu bort fem @Iatt Dor 0Hn
Mun0 geuomnlen, ais e. fiir3lIh in
Chattanooga cine Heoc belt. Seinc
&erurtbciluno Der @ilion R0lItlf nit
jhrcm ulttofratiid)cn AnItrjd mar IN
Chattanooga nod frditiger ais i'll Den
Stuateu 0c9 Noroella uu0 mtttleren
&eIteuS.
Ger rcpublifouiihe @rdiiocntIdait@
.canoiout dc.fcltc beion0er5 oo2 0jfta.
toriIhc Auitrctcu NiIion9 gegenilb2r
Dem Gent, ben cr ijh m%juidhrlg jt
MAIDEN iudtc mo oeiIcn M}itdrbcIt
am &crtra1alpcrte, 10 ME iold)e Die
Contribution poriicbt, Ser Yrd1locnt
ourd, iclbit1crrlihc2 &orgeben 81
ucrhin0ern tradltcte.
NorOing Ieqte sic @runoi0Be Oar,
melde 0urdl Die Contribution fitr Die
i@eitiuummg ser 0tattbefuanilIe iilr
Grefutiue, @eIetgebuna un0 rihter.
lide @erpaIt 81 iorgen hoben, Die
Contribution iiebt Dor, Dab Der Con-
ores obnc oiftatoriihe Gingriffe oea
@rGIiOcnten @eiete it)nffe. 0ittoto'
ride 9eItrebunaen oc$ @rGiioentcn
ieicu cine ltebertrctung uno Ser
letuia Ser Contribution.
Ser %0cmofrdtiIde GpudreR. Der
uripriingIih Dem Erdiioenten sur
5eite Itano, hattie, pic Soroing her
uorbebt, feiner eigeneu @ilen. gr
fiibrtc ole 8eiehle oe5 8raiioentcn
ans. NI8 Damn elm repltblifnuiiher
GonqreB crpablt mur0e, oa begann
Ser Irdiioent ieue Bolitif, weld)e Bic
Iu3IhaItung 0e3 Senot8 ais mitmir.
fenoer 8erpalt beim 3uiton0efommen
zines internationaIen 8ertragcS sum
3iele bate.
@iIion iibernabm qar5 aucil
Ole Aufgabe, einen 6rieoena0ertro1
~3uitonoe SIT bringen. Ser Groitocnt
mar, 10 Iogt 9or0ing, nid)t banlit
5%ufrleoen, Die ans Dem Rriege hernor'
e9benOen 6raegn SIT l0ien, ionoern er
iebte iif gum 3ieIe, fir ale 3eiten
Sic Mugelegenbeiten ser @eIt 5l
regeln ltn0 oie beitebenoen @ren3cn
Ser 2dnoer feIt5uleqen. ltn0 bel Der
GerfoIqlu1g oieie8 3iele8 begegnete er
SEN Ginpiirien oe5 SenatS nit In
geouIo uno beridmor iidl, Sen 6rie-
0en5Dertrog nit 0em 2igoproieft 10
uneuflGslih SIT perbin0en, oaB beiOe
mid. Qetrennt meroen fonntcn, obnc
oas qnn8e 8erf 8u ~3eritoren.
9os Heiultut mar, ooB Ser Senat
nm iein Hed)t ser Dtitorbeit qebrutt
muroe, mo sic langen 0i5fuiiion3l
Oe3 Senot8 iiber 0n5 9iqoproieft ma.
rem Ole Nuilebnung iener &0rpcrihnit
gegen oieie EoIitif uno gegcn 0ns
gauge @ilion Chaos.
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0ir 2uuboucr ,Satnrbap Reuieiu"

Sic S0ltD0ncr pSdfnroa1 Ntulelu
Gorppartei) flagt oariiber, oaB Die
Oe0glihfeit Ser 9iiIhtng gngIanoa
sur &ertbeioigung nOurd] irgenO ein
Matchmaker @ebrpfIidt" iehr
qering lit. neil Die ArbeiterflaIie. De-
rem politiihe Mat)t 0urd) oa@ ulge'
meme @ablreht nob5u perOoppelt
tporOen lit, beihlOiIen hat, bar es feI-
nc ariegc mefr geben iOl."
.4ber", fdbrt oie rRepielp" fort,
,oie 9erren @ilion un0 2lop08eorge
hnben ie0e n0tbige 0tnBnabme getrof-
Ien, UNI einen anOeren groBerenarieg
sur o cmiBbeit 3u maflei. Gieie
maftige 8anoe BON S0eallIten mo
Tartatifern bot beihIoiien, CeIterrctf)
SIT 3eritildeln ltno al ieine Stcle ais
8ufier 5tuiiten Dem oeutif)en VfiIita.
rismut5 unO oem ruiiiiden @olihe-
pi5mus Elm republifaniidles EOlen 81
ieben, Elm p~erfobrenes, itnlbige5 @e.
bGlloe. 1peldes BON crmadlenen Sin
bern bemobut miro, oie unrein III il.
rem 0epobnbeiten, Ianginm in ihrer
@eifdften un0 6etglinge an
Dem S6Iadtfel0e iino
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Cine Sodflntb pon %erbredlcn

Ftr0mt iiber oaa San0 0objll. Sopicle
Dforoe, %m0roeriide StrnBeuiiberi0ut,
Ginbriif)e. 0jebIt1ble, mic lie nab.
reno Der Ietten Wonotc ans gEcm
glort uro onoercn @roBitd0ten oc3
2anocs berid)tet moroen iiuo, hat oic
Gbronif ser &erbred)eu pohl nod uit
St ber3eihnen gebnbt. Nbcr einerI
ioIden @cItfrjeg bat oie @clt irjlbcr
lllh ME Gciehcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
rS,immp Gor miro lid, i'm lcbt,n

2~lilgenblif ser Champagne nod el.
nen 6ndel3ug Oarbrin0en Ioiien.
Hneeiid)t3 oe5 Qmtel@ ln0 ser
@er0rIieubeit, in Sic cr idon n0titc
ISOLDE juriidiitfen miro, Qonnell
mir ibm sem iIiihtiQcn Slang ais
TroItpreis. IS bat immtrhiu ctuas
beogutct, lid al5 Grbeu MiIiou4 81
leb0r0en!
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6n6 Der 4u5l1n0er meift All bcionoe
re GinIa0ung angetommen lit. neil
man ieine 9lrbeit9frait un6 ielne @ll,
0unq 6raudjte. Die Iu5ijbrungel
GOODS iino id)on 0esbnlb intereilant
neil tie 10 ieltcn Uon einem ein8ebo
rencn Nmerttuner an 0en Gag gele9t
uro 10 ieItcn Don einIIuBreihen Die
n~utsbciten be%riitiid'tigt tDeroen.
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Let our object be, IA Country, our
Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing Of God,
may that country itself become q
gast and splendid monument, not
ri oppression and terror, but of wis
saom, Of peace, and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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i3nriif 3ilr Sernnnft! Cine ia

OHTuu 5NT NtINHHTI. NUIt tYUVItI
in WaIIaduiett5 moft ibren Arbei.
term Die M;ttbeilun9, ooB iie iid ourdI
oie llugunit ser @crbdltniiIe gc}fpun'
gen iebc, ben @etrieb eln3uiteaen.
morauf ole 4r6eiter ans irelcn 9Th.
den cine &erfjlr8ung ihrcr Goblle nm
}rorjig @ro3ent onbieten. GJe Ir-
better iin0, i'm 0epuBtiain Ibrcr
Diadt, 81 melt qcQangcu ~ lie rUer.
Den ale fiber fur2 ODER lang lbr2
1~yor0eruu9en oli 0o9 WlaB oe5 4f08-
lid)en ms 0er&crnunit bcra6mluocrll
million
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meiitern nit 0eItid}en Noulen un0
}ouitigeu 0em0trotiid1cu Aemtcriubo.
Bern Qibt IS fejneu Mmerifduer 0cltt
ifer @erfumIt, Der fur Cor itjmnlcu
miir0e, mas INNER er iouit tb1tc, "
idrei6t Die ICtrojtcr N%bcn0poit.
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anriuie ,Nmcrifuncr" fuo cS il

tesun, Die imu1er bon ocn &erpiljd'
Iuugrp reoen, Die Amerjfd gtgcnilbcr
Gurdfa bat ODER BADEN ioll
0bcr nemoI$ BON Den &crpil;ttumaHl
Guropn$ g~cgeniiber ben Ser. StOaten
Gan0iont Cor lit eiller onpnu. Or
reOct bon Sen crIt9euanuteu &crpfIid'.
tuugen ieit oieIen 0odrn, oon Sen
dnoeren sa reoeu bat er his ictt nod
Eeine Rinute Belt J~eiunoen
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1niteden0 Oo2 grobe amerifaniide
8orbiIo mirft. &n Cuba erfldrt
Der Brdii0cnt Sem @rjeQ@5u-
iton6, nm cine Anleihe ourh0riidcul
}u fonnen, Die notijrlid wobridcin-
Ilb Sen Naurcn Trcthcit&e u II
(eibc fiibrcn miro.
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aein enno hat lit Oem 0ricne i'd.

10 bitter oerbo6t acnott. ME @olen.
ltn0 Ser SAB lit rcitl!d) pcr0icnt,
6lebentIid bittet 4a0erelp9fp 81
gutter 2ett bic Ser. Stnaten I'M o@e-
0uIo nit Sen 4olen". Pills menn mjr
Die nidt Ihou LANCE e8nua geiibt bit
4,,.f
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Die Civilization, Die mir mad, Saiti

aebroht bnbeu uuo 0te $3.50 Giuge-
borenen on5 2eben %toitetc. idejnt cine
,}rpiQing9ihpeiter Der nTemotrotie"
}u iein, fir Die mir Die @eIt iitcr ge.
mnd)t hdbcn.
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SprS gsonith Ipridlt pom Bancroft

Der 2Iopo @eorge Negierung uno
hofft, OaB er ais MniieoerfpoIter elm
9eiett perbe. &eidt mogIih uno buIo
o0aul
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gm b.Iteu uno iideriten lit e, ods
Self per q o itauDetu ng (Itonee
0rber), Die Der goimneiiter III ben gro
stereu GrtI6aften auSiteuen lam, gu
aberienoen. gbenio gut uu0 iltler Ntrh
Die @rpre a IN Ell ungen. nell
ne Die 4aenten in alien GIpreB@Stdttos
men ausIteQeu. 8em man 0o5 @elp
Der goitanrpeiiun9 ooer per GrpreBana
ueiiung ldtdt, lit e niht ~t1otbIpenplg'
Den betreffenceu 8rief regiitrtren gu lals
Zen, hpenn Die aoreile 0eutltdI gsldlrIeben
"A. 2egt man oogcgeu @odr9elo IN Den
Brief, 10 IolIte oieier tets reailtrlrt fuer>
Den Inn Ii6er 81 iein, odB oerlelbe rids
Sio a%ntunrnrt. Tir @clbieubungen III
einfndem 8ri.fUerihluiie ibernebnlen
mir ieinerlei @erdntrportlihteit. SIN
scue bon 2f0reBperdHoeruu9en bergeie
9Ilou IA nid9t. oi. alte ebeniomobl tpie Die
xeue gDi1office au5ugeben, oenn lonft
15nnen mir ben gtaneu III ben 8ubern
gar utdt finoeu.
geonen Srbers eiirfen uift. pie oas
70 oft geifiebt. ais permeIntIiAe Quits
sung suriidbehaIteu peroen,
Eonbsrn ftuo in ben griefen bet5ns
Snittuue> erfoIgt MIR hurh aenberrn8
yes 9dtunIs auf Dem aorebitreifen.
Ran doreHire eiufah:
,RDrbifern". Ga GrDFe. @is.
90 groIIe, Sen 80. Cttober 1920.
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Ntit leereu @orten miro oiesmal

2Iopo George 0ie aIgerneine l~tnraIt
fnum beIdmoren founen. Sdlou al oft
3at er NIT ioIfen ba3 @oIf getGltihtl
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selepbou : gummer 1893.


sRora,nitern" ieOen 9ien5tag, uno
rg0r0itern", ieoen 6reitd9, porto
frei, belize g8obenbldtteI 5ulnmmen pre-
Sdhr fur @o'oV
Rad europa uuo Canada, aus
i5lieBli1 ge8sH 8orau5be3abInn9,
portofrei; beiOe Bo6enansgaben
nrn S4.00
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1anas1s.s fefsnE
gri6etnt icoeu 6rcitag.

f~y,rnusoeher: Sic Observation-Disclosures.
GooIf GauOrIon, Srdttoent.
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n2Os bon England" t6ut eS nnS
Sem 6iioafrifaniiden 6reiitaot - 10
miro 0a5 Sos bon England inn1er
dnQr5er.
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@elddftssGotdl:
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-27
Mr.. TAFT ON THE LEAGUE.

Ex- President William Howard Taft
has been forced because of his repubii-
can ties to act against his best judg-
ment and his best nature. Mr.. Taft has
recently pledged his support to Mr.
Harding and has Joined with Smoot
from Ute, Brandegee. Penrose and
others of the senatorial oligarchy'' to
secure If possible. the election of Mr..
Harding.
But to show that In his heart Mr..
! Taft agrees with Governor Cox and the
other democratic leaders, here is what
the former president said as recently
as August 2, 1920:
when Mr.. Wilson brought to this
country the league covenant, as re-
ported to the Paris conference I
urged on the same platform with him
that we join the league. / thereafter
recommended amendments, many of
which were adopted into it's final form.
Had 1 been in the senate, would have
voted for the league and treaty as sub
mitted; and advocated it's ratification
accordingly. 1 did not think-and 1 do
not now think-that anything in the
league covenant as sent TO the senate
United States or would involve us In
wars which it would not be to the
highest interest of the world and the
country to suppress by universal boy
colt, and. if need be- by military force
consider that the moral effect of Ar
ticle X. on predatory nations would re-
strain them from war as the declara-
ton of the Monroe doctrine has done,
and that the requirement of the unan-
imous consent by the representatives
of the great powers In council before
league action, would safeguard the
United States from any perversion of
the high purpose of the league. More
over, / believe that the issue of the
league transcends in its Importance
any domestic issues and would Justify
and require one who believes so to ig-
more party ties and secure this great
boon for the world and this country. i
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-27

the morning in front of the govern
ment house. About 8 o'clock, bat
TALON of the Fourth Regiment of Uni
ted States infantry and q company of
the Fourth Regiment of United States
artillery, the whole under command of
Colonel Brooke, of the Fourth infantry,
were drawn up on the public square,
opposite to the Spanish guard, having
marched into town from the encamp-
ment at Calves spring. The usual mil
itary salute passed between them.
Four companies OF infantry from the
American line, under the command of
Major Dinkins, of the Fifth infantry.
were then detached to take possession
of the Barrancas, which is nearly nine
miles below the city.
AT 10 o'clock, the hour previously
appointed, General Jackson, attended
by his aids, secretary interpreters, etc.
crossed the green, passed between the
double line formed by the troops of
both nations, who simultaneously Sa-
luted him by presenting arms, and en-
tered Government House, where the
formality of the transfer was soon des-
patched, and the Spanish Sergeant's
guard at the gate was Immediately re-
moved by American guard. After a few
minutes, Governor Jackson, accompan-
led by Colonel Caliava, the late COM
mandant, and their respective suites,
left the Government House and passed
through the same double line OF troops
to the house which the American gov
ernor had rented for the temporary ac-
commodation of his family.
The Spanish troops were then
marched to the place of embarkation
the American flag was displayed upon
the flagstaff. and grand salutes were
fired by the artillery company and the
United States ship Hornet, gun being
given to each state and territory of
the Federal Union, not forgetting Flor
Ida, and the regimentai band, and that
of the Hornet, playing the Star Span
gled Banner all the while"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-27
Why Prophet Lacks Honor in
His Own Country.

Some statesman in 1S4S, soon after
the close Of the Mexican war, when
the annexation OF Texas was being
discussed, gave utteraace to the fol-
lowing words which have not been for
gotten. although the statesman's name
has passed into oblivion long since:
When you get Texas You get a fine
collection of rattlesnakes and cactus,
and the longer you keep Texas the
more rattlesnakes and cactus you'll
get" Time has proved the honorable
gentleman wrong, as it has proved so
many other sanguine prophets.
Nine counties in the United States
claim the honor of being the fastest
growing counties, and four of them are
Texas counties. They are Cisco. Lub-
book, Preside and Lamb. Fifteen hun
dred counties have been reported. and
the Florida county of Dade heads the
list with a growth of 25S per cent in
the last ten years. a position which is
not likely to be wrested from it. Baco
county, Colo, comes next, with Inn
perial county. California, third on the
list. Then come two Texas counties,
and Ottawa, Okla. Another Texas
county, followed by Franklin. ILL.,. and
the fourth Texas county. About one
third of the cotton crop of the coun-
try comes from Texas. and thousands
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-27
PENSACOLA HISTORY.

A few days ago we asked a high
school boy to tell us about the surren-
der of Florida to the United States
He knew that the great event took
place in 1S21-he had read that In The
Journal, but he knew nothing of the
actual ceremony of where the formal
tiles were concluded nor of what be-
came of the Spanish troops.
A description of the surrender was
given by an American officer who took
part in the proceedings. Richard Hill
dreth sets down the officers words
as follows:
Yesterday. after series OF delays
and disappointments. of a piece with
the whole tenor of our twenty years
negotiations with Spain, the American
authorities were finally and formally
put in possession of this city. of the
fortress of the Barrancas, and of the
Dominion of the Floridas. Out of ter
derness to the feelings of the Span
iards, deeply excited by the painful
separation about to take place between
those who go and those who remain,
and who are allied not only by ties
of intimacy and friendship contracted
during a long period of common resi-
dence in this pleasant and salubrious
region. and confirmed by community
OF habits and religion, as well as of
lineage and language, but knitted to-
gether by the most sacretfand endear-
ing bands of consanguinity and affi-
ance, the ceremony was conducted
with very little ostentation.
THE Spanish governors guard,
mounted dragons of the regiment of
Tarragona. elegantly clad and equip
ped. was paraded at an early hour of