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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
WILL ADDRESS
: RAILWAY FINANCE CHIEFS
Edwin c. Laird to Welcome Visi.
tors on Behalf OF Chamber
of Commerce.
SESSIONS BEGIN TOMORROW
Senator Carter Glass Is on Program
for Thursday = Hospitality OF
~. City TO Be Extended by Mayor
~3AinSlic.

southern Notwithstanding Company.
with HEADQUARTERS here has been dcsig-
TO tho society of railway Financial
!" Officers At the opening OF It's four
teenth annual convention here We'd
nssdoy for the Eishmond Chamher
mcnt last night by u. X. Kellogg. OF
The convention entertainment COM
Mr Laird will speak in the place
the chamber. who liz in New York
Tor the convention because of an i'm
Sonthern Railroad. Mr.. LARA will
-sne fi K Thursd9y at II o'clock and
--gram at the morning session.
: Governor Wcstmoreland Davis and
the FIRST session " Of ,h S'n c]oS speHf az
(which is scheduled for tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock.
- John NJ Miller. u. president OF
afhe First National Bank. of Rich
-mond, Will speak at the afternoon
session TOMORROW. and other speak
-srs will be T; II. y. Mcknight. treas-
-,lrer Of the PENNSYLVANIA, and John
Eeid; treasurer OF the Atlantic
Thursday +. H.. Hamilton. OF tho
-ySt. Louis and San Francisco. and T.
e4W. Mathews, assistant treasurer Of
she Seaboard Air Line. will speak. At
=ihe AFTERNOON session Senator Carter
<iiass, \. l.. Jones, treasurer Of the
&c. d N; James y. Yates. assistant
treasurer Of the Grand Trunk. and
1EarI NEquist, secretary treasurer OF
C.. r. l. K T., will make adj
Friday a. T.. bayfield,. treasurer OF
-Ahe Leigh Valley is the only speaker
scheduled. Election OF officers and
she report of the committee on bull
~7etin which Il. Il. Alden. vicc-prcs.
.or The time at the final session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
"ERMlNIE" MARKS RETURN
OF FRANCIS WILSON
Unique Sentimental Interest Attaches
to revival OF Famous Old Comic
TBy Associated Press.'


BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. S.-Cniquc
sentimental interest was attached to
a revival OF the famous old comic
opera "Erminie' at the Academy Of
Music here tonight. with Francis Will
son and DcWolfc Hopper in tho roles
Of CadcauH and Ravcnncs. The oc-
casion marked the return OF Mr.. Will
son TO the operate stag after an alb
OF light comedy and his first artistic
association with his old rival. Mr..
Hopper.
When "Erminin'' was nrs, produced
at tho New York Casino on May 10.
1856. Mr.. Wilson created the role in
which he appeared tonight and. IN
to 1903. when the opera was last re-
vived. he played the part more thar
5000 times. Present in the cast with
him tonight was Jennie Wenthersby.
in the eccentric comedy role which
she created on the occasion of the
first performance OF the opera.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09

Is tall. blonde. and positively the
thinnest girl one has ever seen. or
course. the latter Is u comcdicnne.
and II very funny ono Mt that, andsthc
former sings. dances and just is gem
orally decorative. Curtis plays the
piano like q regular "pianophiend."
NJ they proudly announce that he
Is the skinny sisters husband.
y real novelty. not the novelties
that sail under that term for want
Land or Drcams.' which opens the
show. II is 4 cicver>and entertain
ing act. which Is better than many
which headline ut times
Closing the show IL the What
Troupe. 4 numbcr of trick cyclists
who ar" seen in difficult riding and
comedy as well. .
The usual Pathe me Topics OF tho
Day are shown preceding the acts.
L.. a. L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains 20 SHOOTING
through your head, when your skuS
seems as II it would split, just rub a
iittle Musterole on your temples anl
NECK. 1t draws out the Inflammation.
quick relief. e'As
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with Oil of mustard. Bette thu =
mustard plaster and does not blister
Many doctors and nurses frankie roc.
ommend Musterole for sore throat hron.
-hitis. Group. stiff neck, asthma. neural.
ga, congestion, plcurisy, r~hcurnat;sm
.rlmbago. pains and aches of the bach or
oints. spfains, sore muscles. bruises
chilblains, frosted feet - colds of fhs
chest lit often prevents pneumonia). II
IS always dependable. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
NEW YORK MAY CANCEL
ITS BUILDING CONTRACTS
Testimony Hcforc Legislative luyes-
tiSntinE Committed Causes
COnSidcrntInn.
by ASSOCIATED Press.l

~ 10y NSSoClaicd ProSS.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.--Thc civ ~
New York is considering cancella-
iion OF All contracts for schools and
otner puhlic buildings because OF tcs-
timony given by the lcEislativr com
!nittee investigating the building
This became known late today
Wncn n board of m at n
special meeting, adopted a resolution
Introduced by Mayor Hylan. n
ing an immediate conference with
me committee to demand IL the owl
,i"ncc in It's possession warrants CON
iract cancellation. In It's resolution
me hoard expressed the desire to co.
operate in every way with the com
mittce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
GAME WARDENS TO MEET
Protective Association Also
VIII Hold Annunl SessIon

The Virginia lame and Fish Pro-
i~Hctivc Association gill hold it's an
nuai meeting In Richmond tomorrow.
lioports of committees will be heard
and plans for the propagation and
protection OF game discussed.
The state Game Wardcns' hssocia-
ton Will be in convention at the same
t!me. About zoo are expected 10 al
tend, among them State and Federal
game wardens II Interested sports
men,. who viii discuss game and ,lsh
legislation. The Federal soy rnment
has granted its wardens permission
20 attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
Mrs. Guy Mike. Addre.

Mrs. George w. Guy. OF tho CO.
operative Educational Association.
gave a talk on Community League
Work At a box party Saturday night
given by the Estes School and Com
munity League OF Union Lev.l.
Mcck!enburg County, az the home OF
Il. II. Creedi". Tw6~ncw ls1acucs hav..
aust hccn organized An ;his comm,-
nifty. the Estes School AMI Community
League. and the North View Inacuc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
pu,inc.. Women. Direc,ory.

date or which the business Womcn's
directory Will go To press to be ready
for the new year. This book Will
give valuable data concerning the
women of T:ichibopd. The directory
will contain both Addresses and tel
ephonc numbers OF all the busines:'
n professional women of the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
Charge Negro With theft.

acknowledgements Wiley and
Smith yesterday arrested a negro on
Il charge of stealing Sll, 600 worth
OF jewelry. Ho gave his name as
Arthur Chapman. He was arrested
when. II is alleged, he attempted to
dispose OF n wrist watch made OF
platinum and set with diamonds val
ued at $4,000. 1t is aid TO be the
property Of 4 wealthy New York
m Trunks belonging to the
negro, which wore loft at Broad
street Station, were seized by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
l:netneen Hold Luncheop.

\ luncheon OF tho American As
Sociation of Engineers was held yes
tcrday In Richmond Hotel. The rcCu-
lar meeting was stponcd until
Monday night ~ s o'clock in the Me-
chanics' institute. The luncheon yes
were on the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
Sniffles, Sneezes, Where's.
RHEUMATIC PAINS
iinre Stoan's Liniment ready for
sudden rheumatic twinges

nON'T let that rheumatic pain or
- ache ind you without Sloan's
Liniment again. Keep 1t handy in
the medicine cabinet for immediate
action when needed. II you are on,
of II now, get another bottle today.
so you Won't sufrer any longer than
necessary when a pain or achc at
tncks' you.
Apply It without rubbing-for 1t
notwithstanding prompt relief from
sciatica, luinbago. neuralgia. back
ache, lamGncss, soreness. sprains.
strains. bruises. BE prcparcd-It's
easy to use.
All druggists-35c. zoe. $40. The
largest size contains six times as
much as the smallest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09
READ CENTER MADAME"
Aittie Thcntcr Club Enjoys Gildn
Snrrsl's Success ut the
Common NyCnlth Climb.

Commonwealth Club.
ENTER Madame" the play by Gilda
Nnresi. in which She Is herself sue
cesstuily starring at present in New
YORK. was reid lou last night by
me mcinbc of the Little Thcatcr
l.rague meeting in the Common
wealth Club.
Miss Emily T. Clark directed the
and Miss Virginia K. Ellis
was chairman OF the evening. The
following toe part in the reading:
Mrs: ltichard Darlington. llarcld
smith. Mrs. randolph Cardozo. Miss
gertrude Lewis. Miss Nellie roinp-
kins. Miss Jcllis scott and Berkeley
WilliamS. Ii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09

Plans Membership Drive.
Ilans calling for the opening Of
the membership campaign for mem
bcrs to the Richmond Chamber Of
Commerce before the first of tho year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09

cent OF them confess that they arc
audictcd to the style OF rolling them
DOWN to just above the knee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-09

were decided upon yesterday at n
tee OF the Richmond chamber i'm tho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-05
SKOLA PRO RIDGE
AUTOMOBILE.

Clevelandskym ridicum aut
dostane Sc zvlastniho kursu, V
nemz budou poucovani, jak "a
bralovati TAX uzasne sc vzma-
hajicim automobilovym neho-
dam, "a kterych jest neien
zbytecn6 znicen majetek, ale
jez zavinuji i Gzasne ztraty ma
lidskych zivotech nehlede k
pfecetnym zranenim.
Vyucovaci osnovu toho zaji-
ste potrebneho a moudreho "a
fizeni vypracoval zvlastni W.
Dor soferske skoly pri cleve-
landske bezpecnostni rade, kite
ry k predbeznym poradam pri-
bral znalce 2 kruhu odbor-
nych nekOlik soukromych au-
toistu. Vybor rozsifen bude RI
diteli dovazecich odd6leni vel
kych departmentnich obchodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-05
kRASNY OAR CESKEMU
STUDENTSTVU v PRAZE

zaslal. tyto dny p. ing. DR.. Vik-
tor Neumam v Akronu, Ohio,
u pfilezitosti sveho
slatku sc 81. Eliskou Einhornc-
vdu, 100 Kc spolku "Akade-
micky Dunn Praze. Nedosta-
tex radneho strediska vseho
studentskeho zivota V Praze je
opravdu kruty. Neni stavu V
narode, ktery by byl v Praze
tax bez domoya jako cesky stu
dent. Spolek "Akad. dunn pra
cuje jiz pulstoleti, sbira phi
spevky Diary, ale nepriblizil
Sc valne k cili. Ukol spolku je
tezky. Vydrzujet' jiz % let
"Akad. citarnu" a "Akad. kni-
hovnu', nejvetsi studentske in
stituce toho druhu v. republice
Ceskoslovenske. "Akad. kni-
hovna" ma pres $4,000 svazktl
nepozivajic zadne subvence
jest vydrzovana pouze spoil
KEN. "Akad. Dunn, ktery tim
ovsem jest stale oddalovan cd
sveho vlastniho cile, vybudova-
ii totiz v Praze radny student
sky dunn. Jest treba vydatne
pomoci. Proto tim radostneji
jest projev zajmu o "Akad.
Dunn" jmenovaneho darce. Je-
mu jeho choti platf dix sprav-
niho vyboru spolku "A. D." a
vSeho studentstva ceskosloven-
skeho. Kez krasny priklad ma
hojne nasledovniku! Krajane,
lide ryziho ceskeho srdce, pa
matujte ma dorost naroda, pri-
spejte kazdy die svych sill, ably
konecne splnil Sc davny sen ce-
lych generaci studentskych @
novem "Akad. Dome, dustoj-
mem svobodneho naroda, du.
stojnem jeho nadeJneho doro-
stu! Vzpomente "Akademicke
knihovny,' ktera rada prime
zabavne knihy anglicke a fran
couzske! Cesky student, jenz
vzdy byl pohotove, kdyz toho
zadala potreba naroda, odvde-
ci sc Vam praci We prospech
naroda lidstva. Dairy a pfi-
| spevky zaSlete ma adresu: "A.
kademicky dunn" V Praze IL.
Spalena ul. 20. I. Csl. rep.
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ZASTRELENY ITAL.

Posledni dobou mnozl Sc V
Clevelande, pripady vrazed-
zahadneho pozadi mezi Italy,
23lety c. Barrato byl strelen
pred svym bydlistem 3644 Ne
wark Ave. jednim re svych
krajanu, jenz po cinu prchl.
Barratto byl trefen k srdci a
prispechavsi policie nalezla
,iiz jen mrtvolu. Pronasledoya-
nj vraha sucastnili sc krone
policie tez hasici stanice ma
Clark Ave. zap. IA. ul. Ac
zavrazdeny mel II sebe miti ty-
denni mzdu svoji i sveho bra
ira, v kapsach jeho nalezen
byl iediny dollar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-05
VRAH AMERICANA PO-
PRAVEN.

Washington, a. list. Soud a
poprava nejmenovaneho Mexi-
kama, obvineneho ze zavrazde-
nj Arthura L. Moselyho a Gu
stava Salazara, americkych OBJ
canu, byla oznamena americk6
mu vyslanectvi We meste Mexi-
ku, die sdeleni odboru statu
,Zahranicni urad rovnez ozna.
mil vysIanectvi, ze podplukov-
nix Gonzales byl zatcen mexi.
ckymi urady jako spoluucast
mix zabiti Americana blize
Tampico, %. fijna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-05
POSVfCENSKA ZABAVA v
MT. PLEASANT.

Loze Bojovnici Svobody els.
so, J. L. uchystaia pro Glen
stvo i Sireky kruh pratel velke
posvicenske veseli ma dnesni
sobotni vecer V SIM j. A. 10
mensky ma vYch. 81 ul. Zaba-
va ma byti spise dozvukem
.vsech posvicenskych podnik1.
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'TvEr''

ale bude vlastne jejich koru-
nou, nebot' vybor slibuje krom
tance pfi hudbe Ces. Hudebni-
ku posvfcenskou veGefi, svla-
zovanou pravym posvfcen-
skym mokem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-05
Boure v cechach.

Pri bouri nenf dobre, kdyz
ma clovek sebe kovove pred
rlety.
Proto asi vlsda nepospicha s
|razenim kovovych minci.
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povinnosti umyty a vydrhnuty
dobre vsechny podlahy a zave-
den co neiiepsi poradek. Tesari
vyplnovali dry ,spusobene strel
hou, zejmena pod vodni hladi-
nou Sc nalezajici, sprawl po-
rouchane pumpy a vubec Sc pri
ciniIi, aby lode privedli do by
valeho. stavu. 1.gi
Porucik Ethel sam dohlizel
.ysude a kdyz vse udelano ku
jeho spokojenosti, dal rozkaz,
aby Sc plulo smerem ku Cape
Town. Sam pax odebral sc do
sve kajuty, aby popral 81 odpo-
cinku, jehoz mel zapotrebi tax
velenutne.
Kdyz byla Britomarta opu-
stila Justina, odebrala Sc do me
zipalubi, ably poohledla So po
svych ranenych, nemajf-li zapo
trebi bud obcerstvujiciho napo
je, novych obvazku, nebo. po-
vzbuzeni, ktere casio byva ucin
nejsim lekem, jak vsechny
predpisy lekarske. Predem ale
vyslala mladeho jednoho ma
mornika, ably tento poohledl Sc
po Judite a naleznete-li nekde
ma dne lodi, aby privedl il ma
horu.
Brittomarta obeSla pomalu
vsechny svoje ranene. Tomu pc
dala lex, tomu cerstvou lemo-
nadu a jineho cbiazila vlidnym
slovem nebo milym usmevem.
kazdemu prinasela neco, a kaz
dy take il rad videl a zdalo Sc
mu, re V okamziku tom citi me-
ne bolesti, re Sc mu ulehcilo a
Sc pozdravuje.
Kdyz vSe to byla vykonala,
vratil Sc jeji posel Sc zpravou,
ze Judita neni k nalezeni re
vzdor nejbedlivejsfmu patrani
V mezipalubi, podpalubi a az
ma dine lodi, nelze najiti stopy
po nj.
Zprava tato postrasila Brito-
martu mire nejvysSi ona
skutecne obavala sc, re Sc il
bud neco prihodilo. nebo re V
Silenem SVEN strachu skocila
do more Sc utopia.
Mona ale tez, ze V strachu
tom vratila Sc do spolecne ka-
iuty, hledajic ochrany u nj -
Britomarty a bude nyni bez-
pecne' V posteli. Znajic dobre
povahu irske divky, zdala Sc il
myslenka tato nejblizsi a pro-
to nejdrive odesla do sve ,
ty. A skute6ne .sotva re
vstoupila do vnitr, slysela "a
lostny stem k smrti vystraSene
lrcanky a svolavani vSech sva-
tych svetic, nehlede ami k "pa
nynce Marii" vSem ''nepo-
skvrnenym svatym sveti-
cim".
Sotva ze uslysela hlas Brito-
marty, zvolala:
"Buh YAM zehnej, ma am, he
bot poznavam vas po hlase
Troth. ia myslela, re iste zapo-
rmela jiz ma mne Gplne! Faix, ia
jsem celia upecena, you bet, re
lsem. Abv cert wal vSechny ma
norm Dltvy a pOtycky, kterc
neslouzi nikomu k dobru. Sure,
ma am, ia jsem zavrazdena &C.
Ii, od patty az k hlav6. A Wy
zanechala jste mne menu osu-
du = ano, to jste ucinila".
"Ale, Judito, dobra mole div
ko, vzpamatujte Sc prec. Coz
mohla ia vedeti, kde jste co
delate? ia sam byla zam6stna
ma prilis S obvazovanim ran6-
nych, kteri prece NELL vets
pravo ma mne, jak Wy, divka u
pine zdrava? A kdvz byla jsem
s temito trochu hotoVa, byla
prvni moje vzpominka na va
q sama vydala jsem Sc ma Wy
zkumnou cestu, abych zvede,ai
co Sc s vami stalo. Proc utika IL
jste iako blaZen kabiny
rTnI1. - ,nI.rn h Il
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A
re nevedela jsem, mam-li hlavu
ma ramenou, nebo ma prstech-
svych nohou. Sure, ia isem "a
bita od hlavy az k pate Wy -
wy zanechala jste mne menu O.
sudu, nestarajfc Sc mne ami v
nejmensim! Utekla jsem dolI
do mezipalubi, ale tn prisla
jsem z predpekli' do horouciho
pekla. Vsude sami mrtvi, vsu-
de sami raneni a ze vsech kou-
til kirk, narek, upenf a stenan
re div cloveku strachem nevy-
litla duse z tela! HUI! Ma to
nezapomenu, co ziva budu! A
coz ten doktor, ten reznik? Cd
Tezaval a odvazoval nohy ru-
&c, jakoby to byly hnaty dobyt-
ti = hi! Nine prebfhal mraz
po celem tele ia utikala od-
tud, co jsem jen mohla. Tu ten
pekelny doktor zastoupi mi ce-
stu a taze Sc posmechem:
"Co pax Sc to dele vami?"
"A tn ia mu odpovedela
Och, ydoktore, ncjdrazsi mdj
klenotes : : = :, yite, ia chtela jsem
Sc mu zamluviti, ably pustil mne
nejdffye ze' svych spard -
'muj klenote', pravim, ty ka-
nonyl roEstrilely mne ma kusy
i ten zapach lidske krve mne
udusil a pohled ma ty mrtve
privedl mne k zoufalstvi!' =
A vite, co rekl ten doktor, ten
necita - ten = ami nevim, jak
bych jei poimenovala = on
fekl: AT jste mi jiz pryc od-
tud, nebot' tn neni misto pro ia
kove baby, jako w jste!' =
Hu-u-u /! Pro takove baby! Jako
bych ia byla jiz buh vi jak sta
ra. Bedad, to je opovazlivost,
co? Ale ia byla rada, re mne
tn nezdrzovali, nybrz utikals
jsem pryc, sama nevedouc,
kan. X tomu pax zaCaly ty ka-
nony bouchati znovu a ia uti-
kala naho.u dolu .jako bla.
zen, az octnula jsem Sc konec-
ne me posteli. = Och, muir
ther. mole uboha hlava! Ze
kdy spatrila jsem toto slane
morel Sure, ma'am, d'abelske
to more zachvatilo a pohrbilo
meho otce, ono urvalo mi me.
no Toma a ma chut' nyni II
mne samu."
"HuS, JuditO, muSite bytl
klidnou, nechcete-li, ably vam
bylo jeste hufe. Utiste Sc, me-
zitim co ia odejdu, abych pfi.
nesla vam n6co, co vas povzbu-
di", pravila slecna Conyers, O.
yinuiic mokrV rucnfk kolem
skrani mlade Ircanky, jejiz hla
va zrovna horela.
/ Po tie odbehla do kajuty lod-
niho lekafe, jejz pozadala u
spavajici prasky, vratila Sc
Judite zpet dala il tyto k po-
ziti.
! PAX upraTila ieji luzko, ulo-
lila il v nc a cekala, az Judit
upadla hluboky spanek, ma.
cez odebrala Sc do mezipalubi,
ahy sluzby sve venovaia tenn z
poranenych, ktefi nell tohc
neivice zapotrebi.
DXhy den bylo ma chou 10.
dich vse obvyklem pofadku,
Britomarta, unavena jsouc be2
mernou praci predesleho dne
Ispala hodn6 dlouho, take kdy5
dostavila sc k snidani, byla l
stolu skoro osamotnela. Pc ne
iakou dobu cekala ma ostatn
pany, isouc ale velice hladova
stala Sc netrpelivou a tazala sc
jcdnoho z lodnich sklepniku
proc re neprichazeji ostatni
Tento, JSa Jako vSichni ostatn
dobfe pOucen, Odpovedel, ze
panoge Yetsom, Justin, Ethel q
iostatnI Jeste nevstali a poradi
, il, aby pro dnesek posnidals
sanla.
' tom ale dOstavii sc lodn
L. Il ~. DTn1rp ktn1,vy E>no olynly n
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Co pravi vlada Spojenych Stati
situaci prirodniho plynu

Grapotp pc
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
GLEN. G. LARGUE,
F OR COUN TY
COMMISSIONER

In entering the race for County Com
missioner in District No. 3, / was
prompted by the belief that the time
had come when it required change
in this office; that the roads and other
needs OF the county may be promoted
with dispatch and efficiency and that
the essential trade routes, which are
logically ours. from the counties adj
joining, be developed. In consequence,
it will be my purpose and aim to make
this mart that will encourage and
develop those industries and products
that are Pensacola's best asset. With
good roads and bridges these neces-
stiles will be ever on the increase, and
will eventually place the farming and
dairying sections in easy reach of
those comforts of life, health and
prosperity, so essential to stimulate
production.
1t would further be my aim to ap-
ply those principles OF business to the
county's affairs so essential to sue
cessfully bring about efficiency and
econmy, that the tasks would not be
burdensome.
Your vote and support will be ap-
preciated Tuesday, June 9Th.
GLEN G. LARGUE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
MARIANA LINEUP
APPEARS SETTLED

Mariana, June with the primary
only three days off the situation is
taking pretty definite shape in Jack
son county as regards the candidacy
of the various candidates for state Of
flee.
A conservative estimate would give
Senator Fletcher thousand majority
in the county. Governor Cats made
his closing speech Of the campaign
here today.
Smithwick for congress is apparent
" an easy winner over both his OPP
ponents in Jackson county.
In the gubernatorial race Hardee
will have a majority Of several hum
dred over both Hully and Swearingen
in this county.
There will be no changes in any
other state offices if Jackson county is
an index to the situation, none of the
opponents of the present incumbents
having even got into the race so far as
the sentiment here is concerned. most
voters not even being aware that
there is opposition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-06
BRITISH STAND
IS COMMENDED
RECOVERY or EUROPE DEPENDS
IN GREAT MEASURE ON FINAN-
ciAL STRENGTH OF BRITISH
EMPIRE.

That Great Britain's measures to
recover lost ground are dictated by
an enlightened self-interest'' is one
of the striking indications of substan-
| tial improvement in the general situa-
| ton abroad according to the statement
| Of the Guaranty Trust Company of
New York in the latest issue of its
Lfortnight1y trade review, American
Goods and Foreign Markets"
1.-THE recovery of all Europe depends
! in very large measure on the increas-
ling strength of the British Empire, .
1T adds, "and Great Britain is sparing
neither resources nor keen judgement
| to this end. Every important decision
| is weighed much more with an eye to
the future than the immediate present.
In this line stands the decision to re-
| pay the Anglo French loan at ma
| turitly, which single transaction, ac-
cording to Sir Robert Horne, the Lord
chancellor, will be worth hundreds of
millions to the Empire. It is un-
/ doubtedly a burdensome task for the
moment. but the British regard it as
a sound investment in future good will.
1t strikes heavily at their gold re-
serves; but, they ask, of what good are
reserves if not for use in emergency
anu 10 tue over eAcepIlOQdI peTlOuS &
It is this quality of ingenious More
sight and governmental flexibility
which demands the most careful and
profitable study from our own leaders
| in foreign trade
Belgium, too, presents an interest
| ing example of what a compact pub
| lie opinion can accomplish in a re-
markedly short time continues the
Guaranty Trust Company. I'm the first
quarter of this year Belgian railroads
were hauling no less than so per cent
lof the normal pre-war freight trains.
The coal output exceeded that of 1913.
Her exports to many neighboring coun-
tries greatly exceeded her imports from
them. Fully 76 per cent as many peo-
Iple were employed in Belgium by De-
cember, 1919, as in December, 1913. The
end of this year ought to see Belgium
| in a position to be wholly indepen-
dent of additional financing from other
countries.
1T is just as certain that the de-
preston of the moment in Europe con-
tains the definite promise of very real
recovery as that the apparent pros
perity of 1913 contained the static ele-
ments of the war. To call attention