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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-08-26
Secrecy Over Hungarian Peace

BUDAPEST, Aug. 26-The great
est secrecy is being maintained be-
tween Hungary and United states
now in the course of peace nego-
tiations. Minister Banffy and Grant
Smith, United States commissioner
here are in charge. Instructions
from Washington were to the effect
that nothing shall be made public
before peace is signed.
1t is understood that the terms
will be the same as those between
Hungary and the allied nations,
Commissioner Smith declared last
night that the treaty would not be
signed before the end of September.
1t then will be presented to the
Hungary national assembly, but as
that body does not meet until NO.
vember, ratification will not be COM
pleted before the end of this year.
Ford Used Car bargains, Plenty at
Dorsey Motors 363-367 Division street.
Phones 3GG and 1916. 5S93-S-25-2t@
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-08-26

Our Ford Parts Stock is complete. we
carry only Genuine Ford Parts Dorsey
Motors 363-367 Division st. Phones $3.50
and 1916 Perth Amboy. 6Sss-S-25-2ts
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War With Hungary Ends

PARIS, Aug. 26-The Trianon
treaty by which state of war be-
tween Hungary and the allies
was promulgated here today.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-08-26

Ford Cylinder Blocks rebored. $500 at
Dorsey Motors, 363-367 Division 81.
Phones 366 and 1916 5Ss5-s-Ze-zt'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-08-26

Ford Motors completely overhauled
labor $50 Dorsey Motors. s63 Division
St Phone 3s6 and 1916.
5S93-s-25-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-08-26

corrv oniv Genuine Ford Parts Dorsey
WatHrs 36a-SG7 Division st. Phones q Y
- tnte porth rnhov hSA2--S- 2N--.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-08-26

Genuine Ford Parts: we have com
plete stock now ready. Dorsey Motors.
363 Division st. Phones S66 and 1916.
5S93-S-25-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-08-26

Ford Service at Ford Prices Dorsey
Motors Authorized Ford Dealers. 1853
Division St. Phones 1855 and 1916.
5Sg3-S-25-2ts
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LAST CALI.

LAST CALL
To Our August Fur Sale-Buying
Now Means Saving Money.
REMODELING AND REPAIRING
A. GREENHOUSE.
Sc Smith Street.
Few Doors Below Packer House.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-08-26

Ford Used Car Bargains. Plenty at
Dorsey Motors 363-367 Division Street.
phones ass and 1915. 6S93-s-2l-2ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-08-26

JOSEPH Z. STRICKER,
"Prosecutor."
The firemen of Port Reading are
holding their carnival this week.
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Ford Used Car bargains, Plenty al
Dorsey Motors 363-3G7 Division street
Phones 3GG and 1916. 5s93-S-2a-2t'
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"Faithfullv, vours,
(Siqned) "EAMON DE VALERA
The reply to Mr.. de Valeras iet-
CONTINUED on page %
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
Win Avert Hardships Of Next
Three Months Because Of
Wage Reductions.
WAGE BASIS WILL he IN
EFFECT FOR rs MONTHS


LONDON. Jums ss.--Ths pruipnx<s
stoppags m the coai indmssry ~fu 80
Mondny ~ . setfismsnt reanhea faasY.
whsa ths ssrernmsns nwreea 20 r~msx
itn offsr - a Hshstay q tsn mln,oz posn1.
sssriinx % avert fhs haraskips of fks
neat three mnntha henmnae of nsnnns4rv
wa9s rsductinns thsrshr eanoe6lnr fhs
oms conAition rsquirea ~ fhe manern IN
ths sstnsmsnt reached yesfsr1ay 49,
tween ths minerH and ths mins gwmsrn.
~ ths terms e ne ns~ arranssmsnt
. wmms bass wau oome inte en~rt auw
ne nsxt eighteen menfhn wherssy fhe
mlnsrn receive ~ paruems ahove tha rFe.
war seals - wages wllA aa aaainonsi
shars - ptcntn - an mwrssa pnxxnntmws
h@nis whieh wtu ~ Fegulatea ~ uaa
crsatiun - > natfanal tuara ana alatrtrf
hmmxd- Enriimuamm&sa mmmu&lmm ta fhm mmh~
venfipn i certain ana utfia doubt - en-
tsFtalnea fhat the minera 80 aeospt fhn
m6wlce ~ fhMir exerutiVss nna rennma
wosk ferthwith.
Ths nsttismsnt - omly . nnrhs rnaal-
fie9tioa - tis tefms fhe minsrs rxferfnd
~ fheiF iast hAilots aaa covers ahs pex-
ipa mp - Enpfmnahmr re- lH2x hmx .s9h#r
Aiaa mast nfss fbrea rnonfha noIfsa a. \
dcare g terminate the amrenment aus4mm
which time 10 ns8 mMwas w1H prsvan
A natlonnl buafa. vita disIri.sf bnnran.
wiA - nN@kea FeEweNenHiuM m0mmalE aha
m'nea ard mina e2neFx. - reFulafn -
rstnef eofnpisx system - pFuna sharsmn
unaer whira - nerr9ns ~ tha nrnneNfa
after the paxmsnt % sfandard ekaruan.
waa - % tha mineEm In ahm STARE ~
wawea. afsd ths rensaininr seventssn per.
ceut % fhs owners
Ih@ British cnml inanNtrv wBG hnwm
been idis - aays when the rninars rs-
aunne wcrk Mnndmy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
MONK
shot BY POLICE
Required Five Shots From OF.
ficers Revolver 10 Bring
the Beast Down.

The poiics were called cut yeatsr-
day morning % hunt down and kiii =
fuu-grown monkey which had escaped
from captivity a couple o. days pre-
y1oaaiy. The beast was finally located
On q tree on strongest. between Pal
afox and Bayien. The monkey fought
fieresiy whsn an attempt waa made %
taks him alva ard knockea ere po-
ilconan out 81 the tree. Finally i
was crtlaea to kin him ara FIVE nhcts
frurn Officnr nowman's heaVv Toiloa
pistol were required 20 break ihe AMI
mails grip on the limb where ne had
taken refuge.
The monkey escaped from Rsus and
0araen-sts. sunday afternoon and had
been az large IN the streets since that
time. RevertinE 20 type. the animal
took % the trees and nucoeeded In wan
dering a. far north as Strongest be-
fore being captured. The police start
ed their hunt for the monkey for fear
4 would attack some child.
Capt Harper directed thm hunt and
those taking part in it were officsrs
Bowman. O'conneil and Humphreys.
Deputy Z. =. Marshal cuyier Mcmillan
and state Attorney Harry Thompson
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
ALLPROPERTY
ECONFISCATED
Seizure Largest Made In the
United States Under the
VOlstead Act.
HUNDREDS OF MEN ARE
THROWN OUT OF WORK
No Opposition Was Encountered
at the Plants When the
Raids We're Made.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2s.-Govern-
ment agents today scized six breweries
raided saturday and formally declared
al the brewery property, both real
and personal under government own-
ership. THE seisure - declared to ~
The largest made in the United States
under the vol3teaa act.
The breweries are charged with
making and selling beer which ex-
ceedea the alcoholics content permitted
By law. Saturdays raid extended only
to the confiscation of thousands og
barrels and cases Of cereal bevsr-
ages"
Today's seizures included an build
inEa. machinery. watts. trucks and
other brewery accessories. as wen as
the valuable sites occupied BY the
plants. The value 81 the property to-
tass millions OF dollars
Both operations were under the al
rection of Theodore Jacques. local
prohibition enforcement officer. as
sisted BY q squad of some 10 special
agents assembled here from various
states. Reports tonight were that
three brewing company officials had
iost for washington % make formal
protest against the eonfiseaiions.
As the government VII NOT operate
Drrwsrlas. the actisn - throws 0nt
of wafs bandseas - - 4ho we're
employed ~ the StanAara. Dlxle.
American, Columbia. National ana
Union. tho six companies affected.
Authority for Jacques latest ac-
ton was said 70 have arrived today
from Washington. No opposition was
encountered az the pianss. officials %
the companies In most instances as
alsting IN the listing or assets.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
Declares the State of War With
Germany and Austria
81 an End.
nNB0DIEs PROVISION
OF AMERICAN RIGHTS
Action Planned In House Today
and I'm the Senate
Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON. June gs.-Estab-
nahmeus os peaee - congressional
r~aohation noarsd "a final stage to-day
whsn senate and houze republican
eonfereee asroed upun a eoupronise
rssoluilon which they haps 80 have IN
Preaisaent Haraing's hands Late shis
weas.
The csmrrrnnaso emhoaias the houno
raaA og dariarfng ne state 81 var WITH
Gaxznnny sna Austria At 50 end. aud
aa1da tha aena4e prnwiasnnm re@ervinw
Anazrican property ara otAeF rights.
Tna aefnxcrmx5e rnnfereeA Senator
IffzwssrueS. ur Sebrazsa. anza Repre-
nezs1azlxe + iooS. or Virginia. called n
fw xks 4irsal couferenee to-day after tha
reraneieans had arranged their coEn-
rTusxsan resolution. refused 80 aiwn gha
EepuFs. auss aala fasat wIfh ether aarn-
nera1kc ealAnagness afsev would oppose
the rss'ubaarmu paass a. the End. over
ssfselusiaw rFpnhiioaR ma5orftlea IN both
ssnaas ana humas. however. were said
ts keave M aauht af sha asopfion OF
4hn ssusaemxire draft
Ars1un 81 wus1Fwuxnisa resolution co.
znaaxaR = planned IN The house. ana
KsraEN IN tiae senate Thursday. The
enssxnz euen repns4 ans prusanfs1 -
Nssth aaSssm laaa kaatAy. DnmooTna1o
taaxEaxe 80 t1sh mlsew sid fha ssnal
szsaesssslau wunia nzs - nFa1zantaa ard
she rvuaA1kmsss @s28 tnev hopeA 80
have 4sse paAre FaaaauFu sent 70 tha
whAae haamn ~ Friday. ln expectation
- - sssnatare ~ the president be-
FRS a. fouFzh uf July.
sm4twfaasaoH ever tbs eofnprouiise
wna ezpsazmea hy both senate and
hnmme rwpuhliaan leaders. Chairman
1Aortsr. er fhs house foreign affairs
ouamltlaa was pleased that hia plan
fur aeelartnw the war - - end had
heen accepted lnasead of Iho Knox res-
pzmfs8m rop2aIsag tssa war declarations.
ssenasor Kn8x. howerer. gave cut =
asm4nzneuk declaring that both plans
meoanapliAhesz the same result
Bath tha senate ard house formulas.
Egenmker Knox said. ~efFeut xha Fapaal
gof fhe var aenlaratlonl desired
Tha senate oanfwruas II making con
eezaAsns gavs away nothing Of sub
stance In their Instructions. he said.
adding that = resolution of congress
fazat . state uf war i IS an sna ~neeea~
maT4iy repeals the prior fwarl reaota-
kian.~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
ROUNDING FEDERAL
BUDGET INTO SHAPE
Director Dawes Has Completed
Final Plans and VIII Break
News TO Officials.

WASHtfNGTGON. June &a.~Ths first
step toward the making o. q federal bud
set win be taken tomorrow at what ia
believed 20 be the first meetinE a its
kind ia American history. a conference
Of al executive nnd administrative eff
cials of the government. Director Dawes
of the budget had prepared today q state.
ment. which be win make 20 the officials
and watch II was understood win set
forth In detail the directors view % tho
machinery and coordination necessary 90
success Of q federal budget system. ~
was submitted fer cabinet approval to-
day. President Harding is expected 60
preside az the meeting.
Associates % the director said he al
ready had begun rounding up" the iooss
ends RESPIRATORY 20 breaking the news
20 All officials that once the budget is
m the amount it carries. ~ any given
time Is the maximum which can he spent.
To encourage the pairing q estimates.
the director has In mind system o.
awards and punlshmenta" fer those who
submit the estimates The results -
their Individual work win bs laia before
the president for his action
Mr. Dawes made 10 plain to-day that
the heads of the budget were prepared
20 avoid a clash with congress On the mat
Ter 81 rsorRanlEation n the government
and reclasslfIeatloa - the employees. Hs
was personally ready g work hand IN
hand with an congressional agencies Eiv-
ing attention 20 the reorganization and
added that he expected 20 use the results
as a basis for further economies IN fhs
governmental machinery.
with the beginning % the budget Fri-
DAY al executive and administrative
heads IN the government viii start a new
set ~ estimates deemed necessary % ear
~ on their work But that VII not BE
the last for Il was said ~ the treasury
Mr. Dawes viii issue orders soOn In
ssructing those officials % revise their
estimates constantly 80 that where = saw
ing can Be accomplished u win b dons
(Cenainusd Or paas Threel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
TO ARBTTRATE
WAGE DISPUTE
Strike in Paper Mill VIII Likely
BE Ended I'm a
Few Days.

ALBANY, NJ. T.. June 1s.--A COM
miftes of three representing the strik
ing employees Of paper mills IN this
country and Canada. exclusive of the
International Paper company. whose
plants have been closed since May !
or May II viii meet a committee of
thres representing the manufacturers
tomorrow at New York. They win
select a seventh man 60 serve on the
committee which will arbitrate the
wage dispute which caused the shut
down Of the plants. A large majority
of tho employees voted IN favor Of arr
bitration. q was announced al a meet
ing OF international officers and dele
gates here today.
Labor leaders tonight expressed the
opinion that work would be resumed
In the plants o. the companies 20 be
represented az tomorow's conference
within ten days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
DISABLED VETS
NMUTEAPPEAL
Parade Held i'm Connection With
Convention Of Disabled
Soldiers.

DETROIT, June 1x.-Reprraenta- :
tivas of the nations war disabled
marched here today In a parade In
tended as a mute appeal 70 the coun-
try for more speedy relief Tor Ameri-
can wounded.
The parade. held In connection with
tho first convention % the American
disabled veterans ~ the worid war.
was headed ~ a float depicting a
poppy covered grave On FianderH field
in memory Of war dead.
Several thousand disabled soldiers
marched or rode IN the parade.
Al the first business session today,
John q. Emery. now head of the
American Legion. pledged his orwani-
xati0n 20 consider disabled soldiers
first. Major Louis Duhreuii. French
military attache AZ Washington. also
was q speaker.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
AMENDMENT TO WILLIS-CAMPBELL
BILL WOULD PERMIT MANUFACTURE
AND SALE OF FIVE PER CENT BEER

Ar the close % his speoch he IN
frodaeed an amandment 10 the en-
forcement act 20 permit the manufac-
tare. production. use. sale ard trans
portafion Tor beverage purposes q
Beer, ale and porter up % five per cent
alcoholic contsnt ard vine up 70 "a
per cent alcohol In such states as 80
decide hy referendum vote.
The. Wliiis-Campbeii BIN was re-
ceived from tho house Just prior 20
Senator Brousaarc's speech ana re-
ferred % the Judiciary commitfee. a
sab-ccnlmiftes % which wiu nseet to-
norrow % take action On H. Senator
Sterling. Tepubiscan. Bouth Dakota.
chairman 81 the sub-cemmitlss. pre-
dicted tha1 the mna8ura wousa BE- I'm
the presidents hands before tbs ezsd
ox tha week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

WASHINGTON. June 1ss--whfia
prohibition ieaders n the senate pre-
pared today 20 tighten the nations
liquor laws through enactment q the
wIiIis-campben bin prohibiting pre-
scription Of medical beer. prohibifion
Was fayed - Senator nrouasard.
democrat. Louisiana.
senator Broassara attacked the
elahteenth amendment na san act of
a minority" declared the voistead en-
fofcement q great factor in the cra-
alton Of discomfort ard unrest. and
charncferized the WfIiis-Campbeli BAN
ma merely the forerunn@r ~ TIE Vol
stead SET, junior fths proposed tup-
p.emensai enforcement aetl Which win
ssoiafe every principle upon whieh
the governmant msa founded-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
NOTORIOUS BANK
ROBBERS ESCAPE
FROM CITY JAIL
Sawed Their Way TO Liberty on
Eve Of Being Taken 90
State Prison.

ROANOKE. va. June ss-Chnries
Wilkes and G. y. Gordon. notorious
bank robbers and yeEKmen. on ne eve
~ being taken q the state peniten-
tlaFV 20 serve terms awgregatlnw III
years Tor crimes committed N various
parts of the south, sawed their way 70
liberty from the city aati at an early
hour this morning. after holding other
taii inmates a. BAY with revolvers and
threatening q blow up the building
with a bottle - nitro glycerine II any
outcry was made.
After saving their way from two
separate cells the men climbed upon a
steel cage. saved their way 20 the
roof. and made their eacape ~ sliding
down a ladder made n blankets into
the corporation court room. ana thence
made their way 20 the street and free
dom.
Bioodhounds were pat upou the trail
and traced thu fuKitivea % the Nor.
folk a Western raiiWay station.
Inmates ~ enc jal WHO were threat-
ened state that the two men were well
armed and carried two bbttles In which
some high explosive waa said 20 have
been contained. Tbs prisoners dld nos
notify the 5ailer of the escape until
FIVE hours after the men had fled.
Following an lnvemtiwation ~ the eH-
cape this afternoon ~ fhe city commits
sion a reward 81 $500 was Offered for
each, wilkes and Gordon. A third bank
robber who was arrested with the two
fugitives dld not escape.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, June 2s.-
Airmen from the Hampton Roads ma
u hsse and Langley field viii bomb
tha radio controlled hattleahip Iowa
tomorrow. tAs tests having been post
poneg to-day because OF a heavy feg off
the ylrrtnia coast Bombing plans for
today were cancelled at ais q m. by
Admlral II. r. Jones. commander OF
the Atlantic fleet, planes having been
ready 70 shep orr since early IN the
murnIng.
Inability of the seaptanss to find the
iowa En the fog has given rlss 20 spec
ulataen ia army and navy circles as 20
whaf effect a heavy and scientifically
eragloam
IL NWEeportsd teaay that this mat-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
PEACE MEASURE VIII BE UP TO PRESIDENT FT2LDAY Y
SIX BREWERLES AT NEW ORLEANS SEIZED BY OFFICERS
STRIKE OF BRITISH COAL MINERS WILL END ON MONDAY y
OVERTIME PAY
WILL BE RATE
REGULAR TIME.
Temporary Decision Of Railway
Labor Board Effects
Many Men.

CHICAGO. June zt--kaiiwav en-
pioyes win be paid for all overtime
work in excess 81 eight hours daily at
the PRO rata rate. instead of receiving
time and one-half, under a temporary
decision OF the railway labor board to-
day.
The order. effective July !. applies
10 all employees. except those who have
reached agreements with the roads re-
garding payment for overtime. or
those. mostly in the south. who were
being paid time and one-half after
eight hours before federal control.
The ruling was made pending settle
ment Of numer0us disputes before the
board. and ~ Il ts decided later that
the punitive rate for overtime Ia 5uaGi-
fled. the reads will be directed 70 pay
back 20 employees the amount deducted
after July !.
Today's decision also provided for
the continuation of the rules eStah-
Iished by or under the authority o. the
United states railroad administration
untii such rules are decided upon BY
the board. with the further exception
OF rules agreed on 80 individual confer
encss. whieh are 20 become effective
July first.
BY fts order Of April ~. which. in
effect. abrogated the national agree
ments. the railroads were given until
July 60 draw rp separate agreements
on each road. IN case o. disagreement
over any rules the dispute was ordered
remanded GO the board for settlement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
BANDITS SECURE
BAG OF PENNIES
Fail TO Take Several Thousand
Dollars Lying on the
Cashiers Desk.

ATLANTA. June zs.-Frightaned BY
= woxnans screams. three bandits who
had heid up The bark Of College Park,
IN that nuisars this afternoon, fled
with sTs ln pennies. got into the wrong
automobile and drove rapsdly of fir
ing as shey went. They failed to take
betw~en SIX and seven thousand dol
lars lying In the cashiers cage.
Dr. j. n. Smith emerged from 4
DRUG store and epaned fire ana = =.
lsaMmznoFe. = awpnfy afarffg. gave puT~
sust IN the machinn which the bandits
were said 70 have used In moine to
thu bank. After . short chase and ex-
change Of shots IA which no one was
hit. the car and the bag o. pennies
were abandoned ana later two men
were arrested. one gave the name of
J. II. Brooks and the other that Of
Eddie James.
Brooks confessed. according 70 the
polieo. but declared James was not
connected with the robbery. James.
whe said be worked on a truck farm
nearby also asserted his innocence.
Brooks. according to the police, said
be was forced 70 take part ia the rob-
berry BY tw0 n1en he met IN an Atlanta
pool room who took him into the
country and got him partially drunk.
de asserted be knew the men only
casually. Police continued the search
tonight
The three men we're holding at bagI
IL 9. 1eumans. assistant cashier, the
eniy person IN the bank. when Mrs.
J. Il. Staiilnga. of West Palm Beach.
Florida. started IN. Seeing the armed
men she rushed screaming into the
street and the chase began.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
COMPROMISE RESOLUTION HAS
Been PRESENTED To CONGRESS
AyIATORs TO RETURN
TO MAKE NEW HOP OFF

FL TAs0. Tax. june zs.--Lieuts.
Davis and Springer. aviatora At
tempting a non-sfon flight nom
Riverside. Calf. to New York. who
we're forced 20 land In r. Paso yes
tarday. VIII return 70 Los Angeles
~ train % prepare for a new flight.
Bliss, where their damaged plane IL
81 a hangar. They plan to return
here with rev parts for their ma
chine. fly bark GO Los Angeles. and
then take eff again.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
BOMBING OF BATTLESHIP IOWA TO
TAKE PLACE TODAY BY AIRMEN FROM
HAMPTON ROADS AND LANGLEY FIELD

ter ulsy be brought officially 20 the
attention Of the navy department.
The radio controlled Iowa was put
through short practice run by Cap
tain Chadwick. commander of the
Ohio, after the tests had been called
Off for the day. Reports recsgvea here
were 20 the effect that the ship be-
haved I'm a most satisfactory manner.
Commander Ellison, of the Hamp-
ton Roads naval base win have charge
% bombing operations tomorrow. lie
VIII have. IN addition 20 the score or
more naval planes. four dirlgibtsa and
four bombing machines from Langley
field. Planes are stationed at York
river and other points tonight. ready
80 hop eff tomorrow az soon az scout
machines from the naval base report
that the Iowa has been sighted.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
NAVAL BILL TAKES
UP TIME OF HOUSE

y WHNIIlNiFIWlss aNnN atl-~IUN HNlNN
devoted today entirely 90 the conference
report on the naval appropriation biii.
hat did not reach the Borah disarmament
amendment. the first ~ thirty y-thres
senate additions 90 the measure which.
under house rules, must be voted on sep
aFateiY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
DISTURBANCE IN
GULF OF MEXICO

The weather bureau issued the
following advisory bulletin at ?
o'clock last night;
Disturbance of vide extent is
central over the southwestern part
q the Gulf Of Mexlco. norfheast of
Vera Cruz. and apparently is nov
inx slowly nerthwestuard Il. -
accompanied hy strong ahifxfnw
winds and gales Vessels Departing
Tor Mexican ports should sxerclse
ramtlcn~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
INDEPENDENTS TO
FIGHT MOVIE TRUST

MINNEAPOLIS. June as-Deflnite
plans for combining flfteen leading
independent motion picture diMtrfbu-
tors ~ the country into one co-opera-
tive organization % fight the so-eaiied
movie trust and 60 raise two million
dollars 70 carry on an advertisine
campaign on a national basis. were
adopted AZ a meeting Of the sxeeutive
COMMITTEES of the motion picture own
ers' association of America here last
night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-29
NEWSPAPER
OFFICE is RAIDED

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~ Great Brunswlck atrest when -
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