davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Brn,hipg on Mud stain..

TIE usual method of bruahing tue
mud stains of the end OF n garment
soon makes that portion OF gar
mcnt look. shabby. y much better
method is to take Il small quantity OF
lukewarIn water into which IL tca-
spoonful Of sal: has been dissolved.
Dip soft doth in it, and gently wipe
Off the stains. The material will not
color and will Inst much longer by
this method
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Light on Pneumonia
BY hnICE nELDDN. ". d.

Pneumonia, OF what may be called
ized by solid involvement OF a con-
siderable norton of n lung, and tend
ga dis;u; tni 10 fecovery at;sr course
inS through Of crisis
Nowadays the prevailing type o.:
pneni,nion:a is characiST.Ssd by .
frank, SOLID inflammation. Tendency
TO recovery is less than In the old
baha s Bind and hsaiiEEs II taIss
yer, ,ctc.l instead o. by crisis Sudden
curc).
,,i Ess9ve s in pnspmon;s Is accom-.
(pneumococcD, whicl, cause the. dis
ease IN the lungs and blood. 1t is ~.
White cells OF the blood which accom-
as ranidiy. die have this blood defense
in Insufficient amount
When this defensive process has
rapidly to destroy III. germs. the re- :
covery is by crisis: when IL is Ia .,uf-
ileieEt amount 70 destroy them omly
latter form oil recovery is the ono
which we now sec most frequently.
IT has generally been considered
coccus IN the throat, and that. It is
thus ever ready TO attack the person
who becomes debilitated, and especial-
fiuenza bacillus. It is no doubt true
that exposure and IL weakening Of in
dividual resistance do play promi-
nent part.
Every case OF pneumonia plays 4
great par. in spreading infection to
others unless means are taken to pre-
wont this. Tho patient should be iso-
lated as far as IS possible and CON
venient, chc sputum should be collect
ed in suitable containers and dis;n-
fected and prevention OF cohta nina
ton attained through sterilization OF
utensils, bedClothing, personal cloth
ing, handherchiets and other material
in close contact with tho patient.
Since tine pncumococci which we all
harbor In our throatS are derived
from cases. OF pneumonia, it il clear
that the wiping out OF pneumonia de-
ponds uaon how thoroughly nreven-
tiTo measures arc carticd out at the
bedside OF pneumonia patients.
Save the water in which spare ribs
Or shoulder has been boiled and use
For making bread. You will then need
no milk, salt or shortening and The
bread will have q delicious favor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
siblll,ies 0, hi, class of horso-brcel.

ing.
Plans are being prepared for an
ample ranch house or the estate that
wii, contain ALI tho modern convent
cnccs. and Il Is to be situated At some
distance from tho regular ranch struc-
turc. Mr.. Lane will have charge OF
thn establishment OF this home for
Tho PRINCE"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Good E,dre

A teaspoonful tot corns.arrn ad,,a,
to fudge before coolsinB will make !!
como out Mica and smooth ami aeve
Sugary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Silk Stnined br a

Silk Stained by Acid. ~
IF tho color has been take. from
silks by acids it may be restored Is
Or sal VDlati1e So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
GiasxxLinaIeun,

When scr bling the Kitchen linoleum
add a. little paTaffin to the water to
lake out tho dirt and give the linoleum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

TO Brown biscuits.
Rake them III L shallow pan SO
that the heat VIII have n chance to
circulate properly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

French knote made Of narrow baby
riboon in different colorS make a
DAINTY trimming for child,en's bes,
dresses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Saakinr . Cork.

fit in boiling water for ten minutes
and you can easily fit It into the bot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

10 Stinen Orxnndie.
Use two tablespoonfurs OF gum arabic
to 8 quart OF lukewarm water for
stiffcning organdie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

Cleaning Ciothes Pins.
When clothes pins bocorr,o soiieti boil
In soapy water. then rinse we'll and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

Save the water in which spare ribs
OR shoulder has been boiled and use
for making bread. You will then need
no milk, salt or shortening and The
bread will have q delicious favor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

ourself when IN pub
have tho habit OF
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

ku, ktO Ma oltarzu ~ojczyzny wiecej "a
slug, krwi i mienia poIoayl. I.ecz
sedziami w6wczas PIP. demagodzy
ME bedziecie wy!
Pc tym katakIizmie dziejOwym, ia
kim byla tn wojna, Pc tych wstrzas-
nieniach / ogiupiajaccj nar6d waszej
pOlityce, zdrowy instynkt ludowy
jui rozumie i widzi, kto do konca
wytrwai na posterunku patryotyzmu,
kto Polske uratowaI / kOmu jake je-
dynie bezinteresownym a ideowym
czynnikom wierzyG MONA, a wow
czas ter nowy sejm anR ludowy, ami
reakcyjny,. lecz demokratyczny na-
rodowy ukarze winnych, Zasfuzonych
nagrodzi / wprowadzi wreszcie wbre"
waszej wolf lad, porzadek / sprawie-
.dliwOsst ola wszystkich.
= Edward Platter.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

nym teroryzmem i dzikicm past
wicniem sic mad ludnoScia. Gdy
w 1910 roku, pod kierunkiem rza
du L. r. /. z atamanem Petlura
M czele, narod ukrainski oczy-
Scii byf niemal Gala Ukraine z
wojsk sowieckich, zjawila sic ia.
raz armia Denikina, usiiujac
zn6w powrocit Ukraine ma }ono
jednej i niepodzielonej Rosy
Lecz czarny imperyalizm Deni-
kina rownie ma{o zadowolif lud.
nose ukrailiska, jak i czerwony
imperyalizm Lenina. Nar6d IT,
kraihski powsta} przeciw !upiez-
Gym bandom arlnii ochotniczcj
i zdecydowai przez to o losach
Denikinowskiej awantury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

Jeszeze ME ueiehly Sunny bOjowe
ieszeze wojSka naSze bohaterskie krwa
wO Odpiera6 muSza navajo wroga i
uzbrOie sic W wytrwaiOS6 do diugiej
/ Eaeietej WALK wObee prZewagi licze-
bnej | nienawiSei rasOwej barbarzyn-
skieh hoF1 w~sehOdnieh, q jui lewiea,
kt6ra d~Otychczas pOwainie przeszkadza
IN W skoordynowaniu sic si krajOwyeh,
pragnie ola p~artyjnych eel6w wykorzy
stae Ostatnie naSze pOwOdzenia wojen-
ne. OSiagniete przez patryOtym i Ofiar-
nose ealegO narOdu.
We wszystkieh a talk lieznyeh odez-
Raeh urEedOwych i p6i~urzedowych -
brZmi jui nuta d~emagogiezna, W kt6-
rel przebija ehe6 wysuwania ludu l
rObOtnfGa jake jedynegO zbawey ma
rodu, a eelowegO przemilezania wysil-
k6w. OfiarnOSei / bOhaterstwa tych in
nyeh klas, kt6re bezsprzeeznie dotych-
czas kraj Cd upadku mOralnego / kle-
ski ~militarnej ratuja.
HiStorya Wyda kiedyS sprawiedliwy
sad o pOstawie narOdu naszegO W tel
przelomowej epOee naszyeh dziej6w.
Nam wSp6iezesnym i biOraeym iywy
udziaI W tyeh Olbrzymieh wysiikaeh
SpO4eezenStwa, ObOwiaZek i pOeZucie
sprawiedliwOSei nakaZuje ~jaknajener-
giezniej zaprOtestowaG przeeiw pace
niu prawdy i wmawianiu W eiemne
varsity jakOby one to same kraj u
ratOwaf.
My ME walezymy frazeSami leeZ O.
pieramy sic M faktaeh. My Iudu ola
siebie pOzyskiwa6 ME eheemy. ami po-
trzebujemy / dlategO uwaialiSmy IA
wsze, a tenn bardziej W takiej ehTili hi
stOrye1nei re ludowi prawde W Oezy
movie naleiy, ehOSby ia prawda ME-
"a gorzka sic w~ydawala i ehOGby na-
sza pOpularnoS6 przez to M szwanih
naraiOna bye miala.
Cd wyjScia Okupant6W iesteSmy
Swiadkami nietylkO Olbrzymiej apatyi
W sprswaeh narOdowych IL ludu. ale
| pewnej jawnej niecheci do w~iasnei
panStwOwoSci, do SWiadcZen czy to ma
Skarb ely ma rZeez .armii, czy ma rzecz
wyiywienia kraju; Obiaw tenn smut
MESSY i niezrozImialSzy, re d0tyeh.
ezasOw rzady w~yraEnie SHY przeeiei
DO drOdZe sehIebiania ciemnym mason
ludOwym, n wkisdania wszystkieh Gle
iar6w rOzmyShie ma bark inteligeneyi
krajowej.
1 OtO nagle Spada ma kraj niebywaia
heska wOjenna- ZdawalOby sic. lie W
chwili, gdy zachwiaf sic byt naSzej ME
~pOdleglOSei. gdy Wr6g stanaI u wr6t
naSzej stOlicy, drgnie przeciei wresz-
eie to SERGE pOlSkiegO chIOpa, re ma
iac M ezele rzadu swegO brata DO plu-
gu, a " ealym rZadzie jeden nastr6j.
wyrazajacy sic W haSle: .,Wszystko
ola chfopa ! rObotnika", zrOzumieja te
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

wa narodu. Mieszczanie, szlachta
i duchowienstwo Ukrainy przeJ-
mowa}y zewnetrzne cechy kultu-
~ moskiewskiej i zdawaio sic,
ii znikio samo oblicze narodo-
we. re zamar}a i zgineia ma "a
wsze sama idea odrebnej kultu-
~ ukraihskiej'
Los atoli zrzqdzii inaczej. Me
m6g} zginac i ME zgina} wolny,
czterdziesto = milionowy harod
ukrainski, spowity moskiewska
ciemnota .Zakuty w kajdany mo-
s~kiewskiej carskiej niewoli, ma
rzyI on O lepszej przysziosci i
czeka} swobodnej chwili, ably
powstac przeciwko swym odwie
cznym ciemiezcom.
! ia chwila radosna nadeSzla.
Gdy pod zwyciezkim naporem
rewolucyi w 1917 roku >runeiy
strupieszale injury wszechrosW-
skiego ucisku ludlow, narod
ukraihski ustami pierwszego swo
jego Parlamcntu Rady Central
ncj oznajmif cafemu Swiatu swa
niezlomnq wole wskrzeszenia
niezaleznego Pahstwa i ogtosii
Ukraihskq republike Ludowq ia
ko suwerennq i'niezaleznq. Lccz
centralizm moskiewSki przemia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

rel Ukraina i Moskwa, zachowu-
JAG wiasna suwerennosc, laczyly
sic w scisly zwiazek panstwowy
w celach obrony wspolnych in
tcresow obu narodow.
Cd pierwszych wszakze lat
istnienia moskiewsko = ukraln-
.skicj uni mad suwerennoscia Ma
rodu Ukrainskiego zaciezy4a re
lama reka car6w moskiewskich,
kt6rzy ~niszczyli wszelkie cechy
odrebnoSci pahstwowej Ukralny
i pozbawiac jej ludnosc daw-
nych przywilejow swobod' I cd
tego czasu w przeciagu trzech
stuleci prowadzi nar6d ukrain-
ski ciezka uporczywq .walke pre-
ciwko moskiewskiemu .imperyall
zmowi. w tel walce despoci mo-
skiewscy usiIowali zniszczyc ME
ty1ko niezaleznoSc pahstwowa
rarodu ukrainskiego, ale / Jego
stara kulture. gezyk, starodaWne
zwyczaje i obyczaje.
Ma caiej przestrzeni CkraIny.
szala}y rzady moskiewskIego
szowinizmu, wszystko co ukraln
skie ulegalo przeSladowaniom,
gineli W wiezieniach i ma szuble-
nicach najlepsi synowic Ojczy-
zny. walczacy o najSwietsze pra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

nowany ma czerwony kolor komu
nizmu, ME uznai najSwietszego
.prawa narodu ukrainskiego do
stanowienia o sobie i wydai VOL
ne m,odej republice Ukraiiskiej.
Odtad W przeciagu Sch lat ma
rod ukrainski prowadzi ciezka
krwawa wake o wolnosc pre-
civ moskiewskim bolszewikom-
komunistom ,przeciw czerwonym
armiom Lenina Trockiego.
DIS ukrainskie. masy ludowe
wpatrzone pc trzy%iekowyln T.
cisku w radosna zorze wolnosci,
ME z}oza oreza dopoty, az osia-
gnq swoj ostateczny eel - stana
sic gospodarzem we wlasnym do
mu W Niepodleglem Panstwie
Ukrainskiem. "a kazdym razem,
gdy armiom sowieckim udawalo
sic zajmowat terytorya Ukrainy,
ma cAi'.i priest :eni kraju po-
w<:,ya1 lud ~. a;isS': ':vr"''A
o.,:!.tt6w poza granicc ojczv-
.;vzr> Bolsz rtwct tcdy.
81 io'malnie rarwG;' m Ekrai
ME. n,gdy NJ. posiadaIi w}adzy
faktycznej, nigdy ME byii uznani
przez nar6d ukraihski. Trzymali
sic oni i trzymajq sic ma Ukraine
icdynie straszliw1ym n~ies}ycha-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05

szerokie masy w~iOSciahSfie, jaka role
danO i'm Jest 0degrae W ratOwaniu OF
czyzny, lie W pOczuciu olbrzymiej silly
swej masy zrozumieja tel ObowiazeG.
ciaiaey ma Mich wobec zagrOzOnej RE:
CT. p~ospolitej.
A tymczasem Co! Gineli studenci,
dzieci prawie, gineIy kobiety, ginie
tysiacami ilteligencya, magnaci, zie-
mianie, garnie sic do wojska Gale
mieszczaistwo, ida wreszcie robot
nicy, a gl6wna sila narodu: CHOP
(Z nielicznymi wyjatkami) ME
DRGNAL AM SCREEN, AM CZY-
MEM, ZAsKLEPIONY W swYM
sTRASZNYM MATERYALIZMIE I
OBOJETNoSU OLA sPRAW OG0L-
NOKRAJOWYCH. -. g..
Ma rzucone haste przez jenerala
j. Hallera stawania do armii ochot-
~niczej, pomimo wspanialegO przykia-
du ziemian i Mast, CHOP SIE ME
RUsZYL, TWIERDzAC,. zE PoJ--
DIE z POBORU, CZYLI Y MUsU,
ALE ME Ma OCHOTNIKA, ABLY
ME Bye. JAK sIE ,W9RAzIh,
,.GORsZYM Cd INNYCH'.
,Jeicli W jakim zakatku kraju pre-
m6wil6 chiOpskie SERGE ola ~ojczyzny,
to tylkO pod wpiywem przykiadu'
przekonywsnia. uswiadamiania tych
dzialaczy narodowych, ktsrzy sic po-
swiecili piracy uczciwei mad ludem'
a zatem duchowienstwa, z.emian i
inteligencyi zawodowej.
Ksieia gireli jak bOhaterowie ma
czele wojsk z krzyzem W reku, Jak
bohaterowie ~pozostaJa ma posterunkn
nawet PREY wkraczaniu dzicZy ma
jezdniczej, szlachta porywa "a bron,
ginie tysiacami, a ktO do sluzby Gym
nej niezdOlny, komu wick ME Pozwa-
Ia sIuiyG, olbrzymia ~ofiarnoscia o.
kupuje sic ojczyinie "a to, re W jeP
obronie zginaG mu ME jest danem.
A PREF TEN GAS CHOP LII
CZY MARK. Y olbrzymim wysh-
KLEIN 4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT wyciaga tych
pare grossly IA danine wojennq, ooa-
via sic piracy w komitetach z wro'
dzona podejrzliwoscia i pragnie je-
dynie z~akohczenia wOjny i zbierania
DO niej z rak rzad6w- ludowych do
brodziejstw, ma kt6re tax sumiennie
w tych czasach wojny z~asiuzyf.
To So nietylko fakty nadzwyczaJ
smutne, ale przeraiajace Objawy M
p~rzyszios6, BIO jake z tax nieuswia-
domiona w~iekszoscia narodu budo-
wac pahstwowOSc polska:
A wiec hola! panowie demagodzs,
panowie pochIebcy ,ludowi! Jeszcze
ME Gas ma r~ozdawanie dobro-
dziejstw, kt6rych ME posiadacie, a
kt6remi jedynie pahstwu podfug "a
stlgi szafowac bedzie wolno:
Pc tel wojnie, jeSli jig zakonczymS
szczesliwie, o czem najgiebiej jesteS'
nv przekonani. musi przyjsG ME do
roracbuuku (bo gdybyScie wy ME
wytwarzali ~sztucznych animozyi par
tyjnych. nsr6d nasz Walk "e"he'rz-
nei ME pragnic), lecz do rozrachun-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
Ukrainskiej Repu-
bllki do Panstw i Ma
rodow.
e. ,,Kuryera Porannego War
szawskiego.)

w roku l654-tym Pahstwo
Ukraiiskie Z hetmanem Bohda-
mem Chniclnickim ma czele "a
wario Z rzadem Paistwa Mo-
skiewskiego umowe, wedlug kto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-05
Ma TEMAT "PODBIJANIA
BEBENKA %NARODOWECO".
W Lmie SpraWiedEwosei.

tz "Kuryera warszawskiegO".)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-19
S O G. / E. T Y.
PENSACOLA WOMEN INTERESTED
IN WOMENS CLUB REQUESTED
TO MEET AT COMMUNITY SER
VICE CLUB THURSDAY

All women Of Pensacola interested
In becoming members of the Womens
Club are requested to meet with the
membership committee at the Com
munity Service Club on East Romano
street Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
AT this time it is expected that a nom
mating committee will be appointed
for the election of permanent officers
for the club.
On the Thursday following it is ex-
pected to complete the organization of
the club, hear the report of the NOM
mating committee and file applica-
ton of the club charter. This will be
the last day that charter members
can be accepted.
The club work will be general, the
purpose of the club being to serve as
many women as possible and in return
through the club to make it possible
for them to serve their city and coun-
try at large in the best possible man
ner. The dues will be 81 per year,
payable quarterly. The club, as soon
as eligible, will apply for membership
in the state federation. It is hoped that
Pensacola may soon have one of the
largest and most active women's club
in the state.
Ss =
COLONEL RAWLS TO ATTEND
U. c. ". REUNION.
Col. w. A. Rawls left last night to
attend the annual reunion of the
Alabama division, u. c.. w. which
holds it's sessions at Montgomery to-
day and tomorrow. While there he
will enjoy the hospitality Of Col. Scott,
adjutant general of the Alabama divi-
sion, with headquarters at the Elk
change hotel.
4 4 e
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Harrell who
have been spending their honeymoon
in New Orleans, returned this morn
ing, and AGfll be at home to friends
at the residence of Mrs. Potts, on E.
Gregory-st.
x 4 =
Mrs. H. L. Brown and daughter,
Mrs. Wiley Key, and little Mary Adele
Key, from Chipley, are visiting rela-
tives and friends here, staying at 81
E. Romano.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-19
PHILIPPINES MAY
GAIN CITIZENSHIP

Manila, P. l., May SS.-The Philip
line citizenship bill passed by the last
legislature has been signed citizenship
,ill passed by the last legislature has
been signed by Governor Geenral Har-
.ison. A section of the act which per-
nits the acquisition of Philippine citi-
:enship by Orientals who are specifi-
ALLY barred from becoming citizen
,hip by Orientals who are specifically
barred from becoming citizens of the
United States must be approved by the
president of the United States, before
can become law.
This would allow Chinese and other
orientals who are domiciled in the
Philippines at present to gain citizen
hip. but would not permit the impor-
alton of Chinese labor into the islands.
On account of the scarcity of labor in
he sugar cane and rice fields of the
Philippine Islands there have been sew
raj attempts to pass through the leg
stature 8. bin to allow the importa-
ion of Chinese laborers, but these
attempts have failed so far.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-19

Says Capper's Weekly: Hogs raised
to feed Europe dropped to Sill and
$11.50 at Missouri river markets last
week. But good bacon still costs the
consumer so cents pound, the same
price that was being asked for it last
June when farmers hogs sold for
twice as much. At a low estimate one
and one half million eorn-fed cattle
have been marketed during the last
100 days at an average loss of $40
head. The duty of Americans is to
produce, admonishes the United States
Chamber of Commerce. How much
would it's members be willing to pro-
duce at this rate?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-19
PRESIDENTIAL
ROW IS open
BIGGEST SEASON EVER is PRE-
DICTED FOR BIG CENTER OF
NATIONAL POLITICS CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 18.-"Presidential
Row." an institution unique in Ameri-
AN politics, is preparing for the finaI
irive that will eliminate the week OF
Tune in the nomination of repub-
hcan candidate for president OF the
United States.
The "Row," which includes parts OF
Two Michigan Boulevard hotels, which
are connected by subterranean pas
pageway, and along the row every
leading republican presidential candi-
late has established or will establish
his headquarters. Here too the re-
publican national committee maintains
extensive offices while the democratic
committee meets here on occasion.
Since the republicans began holding
their conventions here regularly in
1904 the Row" has become an insti-
tuition of the party.
National headquarters Of Governor
Frank o. Lowden and Major General
Leonard Wood were the first to open
this season. The Wood delegation has
been active on the Row" since early
last winter and the Lowden camp has
been on the ground since January /.
Later arrivals included western head
quarters for Herbert Hoover and At
.Orney General "A. MllCueu TstuliSI,
and the regional offices of the National
Personal Liberty League, working in
The interests of Governor Edwards,
Semocrat of New Jersey.
Reservations have been made for
Senator Hiram Johnson, Senator Miles
Poindexter and Governor Coolidge, of
Massachusetts. They will open offices
several days before the convention.
The republican national committee
mas had offices on the Row" for sew
bral months. The committee will
move to convention headquarters at the
Coliseum about May "a, and there
will begin hearing contests for con-
Vention seats on May 25 or &c, ac-
Sording to present plans.
Following the convention the re-
publican committee will occupy an en-
hire floor, including the ball room, in a
downtown hotel, and also establish
work rooms in a loop office building.
Will H. Hays, chairman of the COM
mittee, is expected to spend consid-
cradle time during the campaign here,
and one of the large hotel parlors is
being prepared for his private office.
The democratic national committee
will maintain headquarters here, but
has not yet selected a location. Chair
man Homer S. Cummings will divide
his time between the offices here and
those at the Grand Central Palace,
New York. -..
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-19
GARDEN MANUALS READY
FOR DISTRIBUTION

Manuals Of garden lessons adapted
to the five climatic zones of the
United States have been published by
the Bureau Of Education. These man.
uals are sent free to teachers. They
have been adopted in a great many
cities and towns, and in some cases
by entire states. They should help
greatly in making gardening recog-
nized part of the course of study in all
schools.
The Southeastern Division includes
the States of Alabama, Florida, Geor-
gia, Mississippi, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.
Lessons in School Supervised Gar
dening for the Southeastern States"
contains 80 practical garden lessons
and a number Of illustrations.
Home Gardening for City Children
of the fifth. sixth, and seventh grades"
is the result Of three years expert
ence Of the special field demonstra-
tor in Virginia and the Carolinas. This
manual is prepared on the project ba-
sis and is used as a textbook in many
Southeastern cities.
Copies Of the above publications may
be purchased for the use of pupils
from the Superintendent of Documents,
Government Printing Office, Washing
ton, D. c., at the following prices:
Lessons in. School-Supervised Gard
ening for the Southeastern States, 10
cents; 1000, SIS; each additionafthou-
sand, $45.
Home Gardening for City Children
of the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Grades.
10 cents; 1000, $102; each additional
thousand $50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-19
NEW COAST CHART
HAS BEEN ISSUED

The u. S. Coast and Geodet1c sur
vey announces the issue OF a new CHAR
No. 1S7-A, which cancels ana LAKES
the place of chart Number lS1.
This chart covers the western ap-
proaches to Pensacola Bay, fIorlua'
and vicinity, and contains all oi lne
latest information, as to cnange ol
lights, buoys. etc. This cnart covers
nearly all Of the same area tnat -
shown on chart 81; with all the latest
information.
This chart is one Of a series Of
i 100000 scale, dimensions, q by 81
inches. price so cents. This chart is
now ready for distribution and can
be obtained at any Sales Agent OF the
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, along
the Gulf Coast.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-19
GERMAN SCHOOLS TO
ADOPT MORAL SAUSION

Berlin, May 18.-Corporal punish
ment in German schools is to be abol-
ished says a decree just promulgated
by the ministry for public instruction.
The decree declares that Gaming and
other forms of castigation are inconsis-
tent with the spirit Of the times and
should be discontinued altogether in fa-
vor of moral suasion. 1t is added that
in no case girls should be subjected
to corporal punishment. In a year
from now, a report is to be made by
schoolmasters and mistresses on the
effects Of moral suasion upon the
German youth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-19
VILLA TASSO WILL
HAVE BIG PICNIC

T. v. Orr, of DeFuniak Springs, pro-
prietor Of Villa Tasso, twelve miles
northeast Of the junction of Santa
Rosa Sound and Chostawhatcie bay,
has announced that big picnic will be
held at the villa July 4. All West
Florida is invited to attend and take
part in the festivities. Numerous
prizes will be awarded for sporting
events and it is planned to make the
day one of much interest and pleas
ure. The picnic will be held Saturday,
July 4. and there will be speaking
Sunday morning for those who wish
to remain over