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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-11
tBY THE ASSOCIATED pREss.)

chicago, March 10.-Wage reduction proposals at
fecting thousands of officially announced today
by practically every western railway with headquarters
in Chicago. among them being the Santa Fe Chicago,
milwaukee, and st. Paul; Chicago and Great Western
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific and the Chicago and
Ia Ehnurnn
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fBy THE ASSOCIATED rREss.,

Omaha, Neb., March 10.-A referendum strike vote
of all packnghouse employees authorized at confer
ence of workers delegates late today word came from
Washington that President Harding referred the packing
house labor situation to the department of labor for at
ntiop
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CUT PAY
STRIKE VOTE II. - SUBMITTED
TO ALL PACKINGRO> SE WORKERS,
UNIONS Conference DECIDES

Referendum to Be Completed BY Next We'd
nesday, Leaders Announce; Details of Walk
out, If Agreed Upon, Will Be Left to the
Executive Board of Labor Organization.
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WESTERN Lines, INCLUDING
SANTA FE, MAKE DECISION
AFFECTING MANY THOUSANDS

Roads VIII First Hold Meetings With EN-
ployes in Effort to Fix Amount of the Cut;
Wages Must Come Down." A. G. Wells,
A. 7. and S. F. Vice President, Declares.
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WEATHER
FORECAST.

FORECAST.
Denver, Colo, March t0.--New
Mexico: Unsettled Friday, probably
rain or snow, colder east portion.
Saturday generally fair.
Arizona: Generally fair Friday
and Saturday; not much change in
temperature.
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(Continned on Page TwoD
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LOCAL REPORT.

Conditions for the twenty-four
Lhous ended at p IN. yesterday,
FrACnrdnd hN the university.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17

PRIJMOU Sc solicitofi,
Zdvojnasobte sve sIuzn& neb
mzdu, pracujice q nami ve va
Sem volnem Case. Podrobnosd
poda vam Eagle Electric Sup
ply Co., 5817 Broadway. Z
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sich cukrafi, ktef1 podavajf
pouze talifek a nozik. K po-
jidani dortd jineho mekke-
no cukrovi je treba desertniho
noze vidlicky. Nozem Sc eu-
krovi do 1st podavati. nema.
Ovoce drobne podava Sc do
dst rukou. Jablka, hrusky atd.
Sc rozkroji desertnfm nozikem
ma ttvrtky, kazda ctvrtka So
zvlaste oloupa. vykroji SO q
nj jaderko a pax Sc poda do
ust.
Phi krajeni neni slusno roz-
haneti sc lokty tax, az by to
prekazelo sousedum u stolu.
Omacka ma taliri nema sc
vytirati do sucha. Neni slusno
nakrajeti' nebo nalamati do o.
macky chleba q pax ':kousky
chleba ma vidlicce rlabodnuty-
mi omacku vyjidati, To NH
be Sc uciniti nanejvys v SOU
kroni, ale ne We spolecnesti.
Dojime-li, ponechame, ,lzici
na taliri; take vidlickii a mlz
polozime ma talir kfizem,
jsmerH, s. iidleni hotovf. " fio-
stinci to pro ciSnika znaci, ze
muze talir odnesti, kdyz ma
nem jeste jidlo zbylo.
Jsme-li pozvani do rodiny,
neslusi Sc, abychom tam pred
jidlem otirali pfibor nebo
okraj sklenice, a take nema-
me jidel ma SVEN talifi priso-
lovati, ami koreniti, nebot' by
to znamenalo jakousi pochyb-
most cistote v hostitelcine
kuchypi "a yytku jeff kuchaf.
ske obratnosti.
s plnyn1i nsty Sc nemluvf.
Nez sc Pile, mali sc vzdy IT,
sta otriti ubrouskern. Skleni-
ce neslusi Sc prazdniti ma raz.
Neslusi Sc delati kulicky z
chleba, nebo rypati vidlickou
do ubrusu vykresy. OF.
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Mocovc nesnaZe. Pred ne
kolika tydny koupil jsem Ia
hev DR.. Peter Hoboko," piSe p.
II. Ehrhardt z Denver, Colo.
"Uzivav jej die navodu. vyko-
nslo pine svuj icel. Trp6l jsem
hroznyn1i bolestmi pr rnoteni
moe mela pokaZde hnedou usa
zeninu. Bolest usazenina Uni
zely. lsem sedmdesat tfi roxy
star" Tento chvaln6 znamy
bylinny lex test Sc pine dobre-
mu jmenu jako lex pro ledvi-
ny: ucinkuie ma ledviny. iakoz
i ma jine zivotni ustroji pod
poruje pfirodu obnoveni nor
lnalnich vvkonu; uzivanis setka
sc vzdv S llspechem. Ora. Pc
ira Hoboko nenl k >dostani Y
lekarnach; dodawaJi ie zvlast-
nj iednatele. Pro dalsi infor1na
&c adresujte DR. Peter 'Falil'-
pey and Sons Co., 2501 Wash
ington Blvd, Chicago, III.
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn "a pricinou odjezdu do
Czech. Haste sc V elsie 3499
zap. SO. ul., blize Dennison.
1-18
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NABfDNUTf X SNATKU

Zamozna PAM, v neJlep-
Sim veku, mini Sc seznamiti
$ radnym panem v stari do
50ti roku, dobre intelligent
nj povahy. Jen poctiye mi
meme nabidky, mozno-li S
podobenkou, ktera Sc ma
pozadani vrati, zaslete pod
znackou Snatek do adm. t.
listl.
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ENkNNaM.NkaNsgN'MA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17

Zamcstnani kazdeho sni-
chem Ia predvaIecne ceny
ly sobotu,. q. ledna TIA S.
brirkach Druz. ces. Slov.
|Legion4tGs
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PRODA Sc pekna farnicka

PRODA Sc LEVINE neb wy
meni "a vetsi rnhj 5ti-pokojovy
Uplnd zachovaIy domek. vel
ks sklep, puda a pekny velky
lot, ulice dlazdena a zaplace-
ma. Toto jest ptilezitost pro
malou rodinu. Haste Sc " els.
1892 w. 48 St., blize Clark A.
10. LII
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aRragedie svatebnf noci.
x4le Romanss-
Roman

NAAo bSNASA
st. Maur povazoyal to nyni
"a zarucen4, ze byl v Kings
Norton poMe "a tim dtelem,
by sdelil bolestnou tn zalezi-
tost ubohe Leslii.
Musi ale CO skutecnost Sc IL
v6sti, ze tajny Keene nikdy
.neveda, ze' bydlela Leslie kdy
v Kings Norton. ~
!, "Oh, pax. jest to tax, iak
jsem myslel,' zvolal st. Marr.
Ivy jste vid6l slecnu vynne a
rekl jste il, co jste objevil?"
"Ano, mylorde, povazoval
jsem to "a svoji povinnost,"
pravil Keene vazne. MAN
velkou uctu pro slecnu vynne
to nejvetsf pfani, Sc il zavde
cit. Zdalo Sc mi to byti to je-
dine, co mohl jsem pro nj d.
chit "a krutych tech okolno-
sti, fici ,..ii totiz pravdu drive,
nez to pride, do verejnosti a
TAX il dat pfileMtosti, iby vam
to sdelila ,.sarha."' -. a. Il ].
"Dekqji VAN, Keene - de-
kuji 'vat1a aa .sebe jakoz i ga
nj. Jak pravite, jsou to krute
okolnosti,, tax krute, re Sc mi
zda, 2e neni snad vice tax tez-
CO zkbnsenyeh lidi ma svete, ia
kos rl1ne A.. A. slecnu Vynne..
Nschnle spEe Fsak. Chtel jsem
$, Yafai jeH drphet' promluvh,
Cd sletny Vynne, vim pouze
n6co nialo o pfipadu tom. Ona
zcela jednoduse pravi, ze Sc
stra. jeji ze zarlivosti zavrazdi
la mylady Moreland a re MALE
"a sc nyni V utulne silencd.
Chcete mi cely pripad vylicit?
Nezatajuite prede mnou nice
ho.
"Ovsem zc, mylord," odvetil
tajny a jal Sc vypravovat We
sker6 jednotlivosti. pocinaje 8
navstevou svou u pana Smitha,
iednatcle divadelniho a konte
S rozmluvou Svou S Carlottou V
chatrci jeji.
"Keene,' pravil st. Maur,
kdyz byl tento vypravovani
sv6 skoncil, "vzdyt jste mi jiz
pred m6sicem fekl. re Sc toho
'vzdavate. Nepodoba sc tonlu
ale"
Chytracky oblKej tajneho
drobct zcervenal.
"Well, abych rekl uplDou
pravdu. prave- v tn dobu. kdy
jsem to rekl, mel jsem mineni
dati Sc radne do prace ma vrub
svdi. Wal jsem 81 to do hlavy
Ia kazdy pad objasnit tajem-
stvi velke tragedie Moreland-
ske a sice jenom pro zachova-
inf cti sveho postayeni. PAX
mel jsem k tomu pficiny. proc
isem YAM to rekl a sice prednc
stydel jsem sc brati cd vas pc
rize. kdyz nemohl jsem nj
kterak priiiti veci ma stopu a
ga druhe. 2e cht6l jsem take,
by lord Moreland myself. ze
Sc pfipadu toho vzdayam. Vi
ditc, mylorde, od pryniho O.
kamziku mel isem sobe po-
dczrcni. &c lord Morcland G
lveci tG Vi neco vice nechtel
jSem, ably yaroval snad osobu
Iyinnou a la mela sc ma pozo.
ru.'
st. Maur sedei tn chvili "a
liplneho ticha. PAX tzhledl I
tta.incmu a pravil:
I "NeZapnmnel jsenl keene
&c slibil )sem odmGnu tisic Ii
Der tolnu. kdoz' yypatra vra
iha. Mate je miti. Vsechno t
| patrani muscle vas stati heZkt
!, pcnize. nehledc AMI k tomu. CT
TO vyzadoFalo casu myslc
; mex"
"Jste velmi laskav, mylor
de, ale -
"Napisn poukazku posll
yam il Ultra, Pral jsem 81 pou
: '',ze, ably lnohl sbyti yinnik potr'
stan a nepadlo tolik tezkScl
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jE od te DOLBY, co ja sem pfi-
Sla - pred tim jz, iak mi
sluzebnici pravili a oni sami
mysli, ze nikdy jiz nezapome-
he ma smr-t sve manzelky.'
t"Mel tuy nejakou I, navstevu,
Lane?"; i $3.50. !.
"Nikoli, .n,ylorde. Sem lfe-
Pride nikdy zadna navsteva.
Vice jak mesic nebylo zde nj
koho, krone vas, mylorde, !"
dodala.
ia odesel as We ctyfi hodi-
ny odpnldne; to bylo tax jako
obyteine. Co Sc stale, kdyz ja
odeSel? Jak ztravil veGer?"
"Sedsl tu V knihovne a cetl,
myslim az do obeda. To bylo
as osm hodin, pax, sci ven Sc
prochaZet.' !,
"Oh, Vite snad, kan sc obra
tilt" y.
"Nevim, nylordeJ Vim jen,
lie, bylo posledni diva tri tydny
jeho svykem. prochazet Sc par
hem nol idle" l.,
"videla jste' no, kdyz pfisel
spet?'
"Ano, mylorde."
"a jak vypadal?"
"Vypadal, velmi bfdne ri BIZ
u jako zed' a trasl Sc ma ! c9-
lem tele. Vnutla isem tiaur 81
livku a ia myslfm, udelaLa mu
dobre.' @
"A potion? Jen pokraeujte,
Lane, reknete mi vse, co vite. =
"Ano, mylorde,' odvetila a
iala sc mu pOpisovat vse, co sc
bylo bahem noci udalo.
st. Maur naslouchal ami ne
mukaje.
"Videl snad Moreland Lestii
b9hem sve prochazky?" tazal
sc sarna sebe. "Ona byla take
venku r. ia iravniSu blfze do
mu. rlysli PAM Hazellova, ona
mchla ale take Sc prochazet
dale"
Ma kazdy pad zdalo Sc to by
ii vice nez nahoda, re V tu sa-
mou noe, kdy obievila Leslie
osudnc ono tajemstvi, ucinil
lord Moreland pokus sebevraz
dy.
Jak ale ucinila Leslie to OBJ
jeveni, TO byla v6c, mad niz sc
pozastavoval.
V dopise jejim nebylo zad-
neho pokynu.
Kdo to chtel uverejnit?
Lord Moreland jiste ne
sotva as Leslie?
Kdo tedy?
Jako blesk napadla ho my
Slenka.
Byl to tainy Kcenc?
"Poiedu do Londyna zpet 4
to hned," zahucel k sobe. "TC
jest ten muz, jchoz musim VI
det.'
Byv cd Lane uiisten. &c jest
lord Moreland dosud V bezvc
domi nejspise TAX zustane pc
nejaky cas-. special pryc. nece
kaje ami ia nejake obccrstvc
nj a nejblizsim vlakem Jel zpe
do meSta.
Bylo jiz hezky pozde. kdyi
pfiiel do Londyna.
Tajny kcene mel pekny mi;
denecky byt Bloomsbury.
St. Maur mel jeho adresu
ncchaI Sc tam dov6sti, aniz b,
zmeskal okamziku.
Nalezl tajneho donna poho
dine pijiciho rum---punc
prehlizejiciho nejake listlny.
Udivcn vzhl6dl ku vchazcJl
CHM lordovi - &C bylo to pr
neho male jen pfekvapenl, ne
TAX ma polo brzkou navstev
ieho ocekaval od te dolby, c
byl mluvil - jak sc domyslt
Leslii Vynpe.
"Jest neiak zmenen,' nlysif
81. "Patrne mu vSe rekla. Jei
to hodna, vznesena di7ks
pravdu.'
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UMENf vKUsNE JfsTI.

SiOSchd, JSUO VyCuOVAUl q
spoletenskou vrstvu, ke ktere
nalezi, pozname, jakmile We.
zr1e do ruky nhz a vidlitku
a pocne jisti.
Jsou urcita spoleGenska
pravdla a pTedpisy, die KITE
rych Sc fidi ide ma cel6m sve-
t9, evropsky civilisovanem.
Ia pojednavaji take v nepo-
slednf fade o zpIsobu, jak Sc
ma jisti. Tato pravidla je nut
no znat a matky je maji vst9-
povati detem uz cd maIicka.
+ skola mela by 81 jieh vsima-
ii; Y Anglii ma pfiklad cvici
Sc mladf lide obeho pohlavi v
.umeni vkusne jisti We svych
.intenatech skolnich.
U mas je znalost techto pra-
videl dosti zanedbana, ii,
.kdo je znaji,. radi je ignoru-
il, myslfce snad, ze je to zby-
tecna pedanterie. ze tcmu tax
.nenf, presvedci Sc hned, jak-
mile 81 vyjedou Ia hranice, a
pax casio t9zce nesou, ze 81
umeni, jak jisti, neosvojili v
cas-.
Neni ma skodu, zopakovati
cas- cd casu nejhlaynejsi tate
pravidla v rozsirenem dennim
hsts, ably znalost jejich proni.
kla. do nejsirsfch vrstev.
u .PcSHeme-A l5fsshl. rezmsrne
ubtousek, heshane iej' siozer
ny ma dive a polozime 81 jel
MA kiln. Ia limec u krku sc
.ubrousek strkati nema, ami "a
Saty ma prsou,,
Polevka il Sc lzici tax, ze
Sc spi6kou lzice naleva do ust
docela .tise. Srkati polevku
hlucne lie nezpdsob. a.,
Vetsina ostatnich jidel ii. Sc
vidlickou a nozem tax, re nhz
drzi Sc v prave, vidlicka v le-
We ruce. Obe ma sc drzeti ma
koncich, nikoli uprostred, q
die predpisu ma palec byti
navrch, ukazovacek natazer
podel strenky. Rozkrajet vse-
cko jidlo ma talifi najednou
neni zpnsobne. Ukrojit ma sc
vzdy jedno sousto, ma ktert
nahrne sc ornacka, zali atd.
a levou rukou, vidlickou, podt
sc toto sousto do dst. Je-li vi
dlieka prohloubena ma 2pdsof
lzice, nepdsobi to obtizi. -
Podavati jidlo do ust. nozen
Ije nezpusob, bohuzel, velict
rozsireni, ale v JENNIE spoiled
nosti nepripustny.
Brambory ma talifi Sc ne
krajeji nozem. nybrz dlti vi
dlickou. z krajice chleba 81
sousta neodkrajuii nozem
nybrz ulamuji.
Jidla nlekka, kaSovita, jed
Sc malou lzickou nebo vidli
ckou V prave ruce, bez noze
Ryba sc il zvlastnim pi'i
borem, to jest vidlickou a tu
pym lopatkovitym nozem. Kds
toho pf-iboru neni, il Sc ryba
pouze vidlitkou V prave ru
Sc; " leve drzi sc kus chlebs
nebo housky, kterym Sc por
ce pridrzuje, a vidlitkou po
davajf Sc sousta do DIST, pokut
MONA kosti sprostena.
Drnbez atd. obira Sc jei
vidlickou a nozem. Brati ]
do ruky a okusovati je nezph
sob. - Obrane kosti kladot
Sc ma nejvzdalenejSi okraj ia
lire anebo ma pulmesicoyitt
zvlaStni misky, X tomu urcene
Kompot il Sc malou lzickou
Pecky vypliyuji Sc ma tute;
lzichu a kladou na okraj ta
lirku.
Zelenina, salat il sc toll
ko vidiickou Y prave ruce.
Syn il Sc pouze maly1n no
zem. hez vidlicky. q to TAX
ze do leve ruky yezne sc kou
SEX chleba nebo housky. no
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keno utrpeni a De nevinny mu-
sf trp6t mnohdy 8 vinngm.
Smifn SO v&s tazat, mylorde,
jak neee sle1na vynnc ranu
tar"
"Nemohu vam nci. SleGna
.Vynne odesla," pravil st.
Maur.
Vzdor ale velke chladnosti
bylo znati, ze Sc rnu HAS chv9-
je.
Ackoliv byl tajny Keene jiz
zvyklym pohlfzet ma vselika
.utrpehf zivotni, piec to nim
,drobet hnulo, kdyz vid4l znam
ky ty starosti a bolu v obliceji
tom slechetn3an.
Ami Sc to nezdalo byti moz-
ntnl, ably za jediny den utrpe-
nj mohl clov6k tax Sc utrapit a
poblednout.
"Ano, sleGna Vynne odesla,'
opakoval Konrad ma udiveny
pohled tajneho: Tot take ca
stetne pricinou, proc jsem X
vam dnes v noci prisel. Chci to
.tiz, abyste il nasel, pak-li md
zete. Nejdffve ale mi fekna-
tie, co Sc ma delat V nest asst
mem tom pi1pade. Pravil jste,
be byl jstc tam V Kings Nor.
ton a myslim, ze slysel jste o
.nemoci lorda Morelanda. vi
tie o tom, ze Sc pokusil 0 samo.
vrazdu?'' dodal tise.
'Ano, sl}sel jsem to cd slu-
|z4bnych.r : -" =
Mann don1nehku,i zedlo mas
|seIa sletna Vynne videt a ze
mu objeyu vaSem musela RI
lei. Citil. ze by Sc nenohl obje-
wit pred verejnosti a proto il
chtel uniknouti sebeyrazdou.i
"Td jest 'dost nome, mylor-
de-"
Well T,Keepe,i CD zamyslite
|delat? ReKn6te mi to zkratka.
Myslim, ze vse to by Sc melo
[uverejnit, nebylo by to spray
|n6, chtit to utajit."
Oddechl 81 hluboka, kdyz
to pravil. Pred ctyri a dvaceti
hodinami byl by Sc vsemozne
SNAIL. ably vSe bylo potlaceno,
leo souviselo Sc zavrazdenim je
no sestiy. n nyni, hle, sam "a
da Ia uvereineni toho.
Kdoz mlze ujiti osudu? 4
Nikdo ma svete.
Kdoz mohl by take zastavit
kolo zeleznitniho vozu. kdyz
lezi jiz pod MIN.
"Hm, mylorde, prave jsem
chtel rici, ze nyni zrovna neni
toho tfeba pifpad ten uverej.
novat."
st. Maur zvednul vyhubly
svuj oblicei a pohledl ma me-
Iudiven.
"Ne zrovna nyni? CO tin
minite, keene?"
Tajny zdal Sc chvili premy
slcti nez odpovedel, nacez va.
zne pomalu jako muz, jen5
Jest 81 vedom dulezitosti kaz,
dGho slova, pravil:
MAN dve pricin, pro mne
dulezitych, abych nespGchal s
uvcrcjnenim v6ci te. Vite, my
lordc, zc musi byti kazdy pri-
pad zcela jasny'm, nez muze
profit soudnim dvorem, a -
"A Wy nemyslite, Keene, *
jest rripad ten 1plne jasny ji7
nyni?" prcrusil no ST. Maui
1netrpeliv6.
| ooh, kecnc, Jest tn nejakt
pochybnosti? Veru, dal byct
ga to pravou ruku, kdyby tc
ncbylo pravda!'
"Obavam sc, &c neni tn an
stinu pochybnosti o tom, IL
zavrazdila Giraldi lady More
land" pravil keene smutne.
este 81 ale take jist, ze jest
to sestra Leslie - nevlastn
sestra? Jest o tom nejake po
chybnosti? ?"
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kAMNA q druhe ruky vSeho
druhu prodava a kupuje w.
Sedlacek, 1851 z. 40. st. :?
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rent. Bude prazdny pffsti IT,
den. Haste Sc v els. 5222
Broadway u Mcbride Ave.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17

CHCETE-L ST koupiti dvou
rodinny dum v Mt. Pleasant o
4 neb 5 pokojfch Sc vsim mo-
dernim zarizenim, neb dobre
jdoucf grocerni a feznicky OBJ
chod, obrat'te Sc ma Franka
Parenicu, 12309 Union. 1-2f
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-17
PRONAJME Sc:

PRoNAJME Sc byt 8 nabyt
KEN opatfeny pro jednoho neb
diva pany. Zvlastni vchod. Hta-
stetse y cisle ,6o75 Hiifman A.
We. - 1.16
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-05
HERE is MORE ABOUT
THE PARADERS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

of speaking, put the kick into the pa
rade.
One placard read:
prohibition took the sunshine from
our homes and put the moonshine in
Another said:
Russia went dry in 1919 and mad in
1921. How rational do you feel your
self?"
A third declared:
-Four million soldiers fought for lib
erty and were rewarded with prohibit
tion. How conner"
The serious signs asked everybody to
notice what alcoholic aridlty had done TO
the American merchant marine.
They suggested bible reading as a
means of learning who made wine from
water that the wedding feast might be
merry, and the biblical line, ''use little
wine for the stomach's sake" was also
quoted.
There were pictures of the last supper
and of the Goddess Of Liberty shorn
of her prosit-like pose by shaclSles that
bound her arms together. Some OF the
banners urged people to take the parade
and the sentiment it represented serious
ly, explaining that the marchers wanted
the eighteenth amendment repealed and
the Volstead act "liberalized." and fur
thermore, that they were going to fight
for that cause.
When the parade ended participants
and spectators, hot and dry throated,
poured into every available soda foun-
tain to quench their collective thirst with
soft drinks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-05
SCHOOL PROCEDURE
BASED ON OPINION
(Ry Tho Assoclated Press)

DIES MONIES, Ia, July 4.--Nothfng
is more needed in education today
than a closer cooperation with the
theorists in the professors chairs and
the principals who are charged with
the practical side of education, J. =
Zmrhal, principal of the Herzl School
in Chicago, declared today at a gener-
al session of the National Education
Association. The gap between theo-
ry and practice he said, must be filled.
Educational work everywhere is
suffering from too much opinion and
too little real fact Prof. zmrthal
said school curricular and other
school procedure is based on opinion
rather than actual knowledge of what
is best.
'Incalcuable good would result from
closer cooperation and by more scien-
tific spirit and method on the part of
the principals.
mo one can influence the commu
nifty as much as the principal. If
his school is good, his word will go
far in all matters pertaining to edu
cation. The opportunities presenting
themselves to the principals have
hardly been touched.
"This great swork presupposes the
highest class of men and women in
the principals position.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-05

has no pain. We recommend the Veg
etable Compound and give you permits
sion to publish this letter. - Mrs. KATIE
EICHER, 4O34 N. Fairhin St., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Standing all day, or sitting in cramped
positions and often with wet feet, young
girls contract deranged conditions, and
before they are hardly aware of it they
develop headaches, backache, irregular
tiles, nervousness and bearing down
pains, all of which are symptoms of
woman's ills. If every mother who has
a daughter suffering from such symp-
toms would profit by the experience of
Mrs. Eicher and give Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound fair trial
she may expect the same happy result.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-05
CLOSING OF MINES
CAUSE UNEMPLOYMENT
tRy The AasocIated Press.l

DULUTH, Mimi, July 4.-Reports
from the Minnesota Iron Range and
the Gogebic range country of Michi-
gan state hundreds of foreigners
thrown out Of employment by the re-
cent wholesale closing of ore mines
are leaving for their native countries
The record run of the ore mines
during the past few years, together
with the ability of foreign miners to
save a considerable portion of their
wages, has made the return of many
possible.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-05
LOCAL OPTION BEING
URGED FOR SWITZERLAND
tsx rhe Associated Press

GENEVA, Switzerland, July 4th.-
Gustave Ador, former president of
Switzerland, associated with num-
Der of doctors and professors, has
started a movement in faveor of local
option in the sale of alcoholic bever-
ages, to the exclusi0n of wines, beer
and cider.
The movement has for object to OBJ
tain the right of communes and can
tons to vote upon the question sepa-
rately. The sale of alcoholic drinks is
a state monopoly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-05

women graduated this year, 10 sig
nffied their intention of taking up
teaching Several others were said
to be seriously considering it Willie
number planned further study in
graduate schools with a view to teach
ing later.
Courses in the colleges department
of education, planned as preparation
for teaching, were said by Professor
Arthur o.. Norton to have regatned
their pre-war level during the present
year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-05
Jersey city Also Has Parade.

JERSEY CITY. July 4.-Several thou
sand persons paraded along Hudson ave-
nue. today in New Jerseys first organized
protest against the Van Ness state pro-
hibition enforcement act.
Three camels We're in the line of march
ers. One near the head of the process
sion was escorted by a score of women
On it's back was q carcarture of a pro-
hibition fanatic and on its side placard
reading: This is like the Sahara.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-05
CLAIM BAILIFF
TALKED TO JURY
(sy The Associated Press)

davits charging that the officers in
charge of the jury hearing the recent
trial of Carl Murrell, 10 years old
youth, found guilty of second degree
murder for the killing of his father.
whispered frequently with the jurymen
during the trial, were presented today
when a motion for a new trial was
made in the circuit court at Blount-
vile.