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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
EIGHTY PERSONS ARE DEAD AND TEN BLOCKS
BURNED AS RESULT RACE RIOTS IN OKLAHOMA
5000 TEXTILE WORKERS WALK OUT IN NORTH CAROLYN
MAKE PENSACOLA THE
MECCA FOR TOURISTS

Mass rensaeola ths Mecoa for shs
tourlmf
Make pensacola ths oonvsnflon cstv
90 the Gulf coast.
Thass are iaudahis aahiiions ana
ones that Wu redound 90 ths aa.
vantage - the entire community
Every tourist cominw % Pensacola
a. potential citiaen.
Every eonvention acrusd % the city
brings us % the faVorabie attentien
% the business men - ether places.
All this - the potential asset that
shouh be oapitanEea
I.ook hack over the reeord ~ fhe
Pensacola Chamber 90 CammNrCa tn
the matter uf encuufawinw tourist
travel and IN ths bringing of cons
ventions % the cifv Il has been -
vast benefit thus far
How much greater ssoals - the re-
nuit " the Chamber - Cuumsrcs had
more collars % pat nae this wnFk
Ths reNult cannot - calculated.
How much 10 yun think Pensacola
would have paid. " ealied upon. fer
the publicity received throuEh fhs
entertainment % the Nstionai Edi-
toftai Association
PET reaalnK lines. th@ free publicity
secured from this nuurn#. and whleh
"a a matter q record. - FAR arKre=
safes over fzsee coo
I.ef ~ have some more nf THIS. The
Nay 90 get it ia ta stand hack - ths
Tourist and Convsntiou Bureau ~ the
Chamber - Commerce
Let um have more tuurAsfm
let ua have mere conventions.
That wln bring mere publicity
That win add 90 eur populatioa.
That Wlu incrcaEs eur per capita
wealth.
The lonieai coneluslon. therefore.
for ever man % arrive 90 - bfimm
about these much ta - desired Uuns
dlfinna H.
Join the Chamber - Commerce
support the Chamber - Conmsree
Flnanee the Chamber - commeses
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
PREDICTION OF
SHARP CONTEST
When Naval Appropriation Bill
Reaches Conference
Committee.
SENATE TACKS INCREASE
or S9S. 100000 To THE BILL
Also Authorizes President 10
Call Disarmament
Conference

WASHINGTON. June Z - Passage 81
the naval appropriation bin ~ the
senate late today pagea the way for
v hat promises % bc a sharp contest in
conference between the senate and
house over senate Increases ~ SIS eee. =
o00 and the Borah amendment author
lzing and requesting the president &C.
can q naval disarmament conference
of the United States. Great Britain and
Japan
House sentiment r. understood to be
against the appropriation Increases
and IS leaders have indicated n &C.
sire 10 bring the Borah plan % In
eludo military a. well - naval dls-
armament ia a general conference of
many nations
As passed BY the senate. the BIN ear
rles ss9a oeo 0oe. a. compared with
senate vaEa vas Ga 70 fT the latter In
Guiding five republicans and tweleye
democrats. whose opposition was based
principally on the senate Increases.
sixteen democrats Joined with - re-
pubiicans "a voting Tor passage.
Almost thrsn wNaka of vigorous
contest we're required n the senate -
dispose II the bin and the economte
drive waEed against i was continusd q
up 10 the moment OF rs passage. The
drive. however. netted reduction of
only s.. SOC .ooo 81 500 eoo hy elimina-
ton of the committee amendment -
start a new Pacific coast naval base at
Alameda. calf. and sI,e0o.ooe topped
fContinusd on rana T~ol
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
TULSA IS COMPARATIVELY QUIET.
AFTER DAY OF INTENSE FEELING
PASSENGER COACHES
SCARED BY BULLETS

OKLAHOMA CITY. 1uas i-Evi-
deuce ~ the fury u the race ciash
VAS horne - a 81 Louis and san
Francisco train which arrived today
from the east, Many It the winduws
in one ef the coaches had been shot
ont and the sides az the coaches were
SCARED with bullets fired on the train
ss u passed through the negro sec
ton n Tulsa early TO-DAY, None %
the passengers were luiurad.
y II. Lucas. who arrived today from
Tulsa described the fighting IN the
vicinity os the 81 Loe& aba san
Franchises passenger station
Pullman cars standing in the yareH
were fired On and the windows shat
tered 1" he said Passengers left
their bsrths ard lay nat on the floor
IN the afsIsa
There vas a iull In the firing when
= passenger train pulled ~ and wom-
en- and children aliKhiea. Then the
firing began again.
Bodies of three negroes were lying
fn 'front.' u the station when the train
arrived"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
REPORT OF PROBE
OF EX-GOVERNOR
Official Investigation Report
Reveals Nothing Not
Already Heard

TALI.AHASSEE. june 2.-Ihe les
islatlre committee investigating Gov
ernor Cats conduct n office, com
posed of senators Wells and Cslkins
and Representative 4arvcli SANS
and Edge made their report - the
legislature wednesday.
The report - merely letter 81
trausmissal of the stenoEFaphic esi-
dence taken The committee held
about a dozen mlttinna and heard per-
haps twenty witnesses. The evidence
sakes iss typewriter pases.
As a result of the evidence dug up
By the COMMITTEES Cats has been ims
dlctcd FOR bribery by the Bradford
county grand jury and for pe0naEe
in the federal court ar Pensacola II
Is probable nothing win be done ~
The legislature in the matter since the
case is now in the courts. The senate
ordered eco copies ~ the report
printed Tor the use of members.
Tho chief evidence of bribery j.
made ~ q y Mcndenhal said -
have been Catts' 'ga- between A.
RaIford. the prison farm who told
the committee be- paid Cats t2.208 at
Rallford on December sa. 1880. Tor
pardoninw five mcn whom ~ named.
foEetner with the amounts paid -
each f8r the pardon. Mendenhnii also
tells az another alleged case 81 par
don aeamg The facls aileEcd -
Nendeihsu are cnrrobofated 90 some
extent - the testimony ~ j. J. Cole
man FORMER deputy sheriff from Hag
county. Who was serving q term for
muravt who tells of The neEaflatians
hetu.san &c sud Mendeuhan for n par
don "a - his payment 80 Mendeuhai
~ ss6a for Cats The night the pardon
Was announced 40 the prison farm.
AGenacnhan also expected to Eet
pardon bat told Coleman it would
cost a great deal more than dit Cole
mans
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
STATE AUDITOR
is ABOLISHED
BY THE SENATE
By a Vote Of is 90 II the House
Amendment Il Con-
CURED in.
~ JOHN c. TRicEJ

TALLAHASSEE June - Senator
Russell won a hard fought fight that
has extended over more than q week
IN the senate wher on wednesday
noon he succeeded in setting the body
hy a vote e ls 10 m, - concur fn the
house amendment 20 bili No "a. abol-
ishing the office ~ state auditor ard
placing his duties on the comptrolter
% was much desired ~ the governor
bat the auditor and the conptroIer aaa
not care f0r IL passage and the audi
ior, especially, has been putting ID 4
strong fight. led In the senate By sea-
ator Lindasy.
senator Russell had arranged With
Senator Wilson 70 have him cau the
bill up when hia district. the Mae
was reached. Senator Ruamelrm dintrint
being the Twenty sixth. Senator WI
son went out of town thla morning. bnf
deiegated senator Crosby 10 state that
be had conferred his time ou Senator
Russell Senator Lindsay fought
against THE, but tho senate ruled that
y was not IN order for one senator -
Eivo another hts privilege and tbe bai
was taken up.
Senator sheiley's amendment 10 the
appropriation setting slo.0o0 aa ths
figure, instead ~ tig0oo. was thon ~ !.
fered and voted down. ii was frankly
stated that The purpose ~ the amend :
ment was - kan the bll. senator Taf-
lor said he didn't believe the bFi was
good. bat that he felf that 10 ID pasea
these should Dc money enouRaf wtfh il
~ @aforce ~ and others feif the same
way The Shelley amendment bsinn
voted down. senator shelley moved
that the senate refuse to concur in the
house amendment. senator Weaver 81.
fered the alternative that the senate
concur. The vote was taken on the
affirmative question fret, and the mo
tion 20 concur carried a. follows.
For -MaeWnliams. Bradshaw. But-
Ter. Huliey johnson. Knabb. Kniaaf
Lowry. Malone Plympton. Rowe. Ro-
land Russell slngletary. Taylor. wea-
Ner-~IG
Against Anderson. Campbell. Cras-
b. ig0u. Lindsay. Mapoles. Overstreei
shelley, Stokes Turnbull. Weils-il
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
LONG FIGHT OVER
TAXATION MEASURE
Substitute for Committee Bill
Occupies Day of
the House.

TAF.2.AHAesEE. June Amer can-
sunaing al - The morning session - the
house and practically AL q the afternoon
ssssiou the suhstitu8e foF the finance snd
taxation committee bill uaa passed this
aftsfngon. ~ = vote % 4s 90 %.
The winding up 0f the long fight leapaa
fren comedy - tragedy Ia almost the
same breath The comedy was rejected.
but the manner - disposIng ~ the bill
on the last reading vas real. and the
failure 20 comply with the constitution
fasnsshea the ether side 70 the matter.
When there were no ether amendments
- the provisions of the UlA Dir. Davis
- Leon coun1y. offered an amendment IN
she psture of an addendarn. watch pro-
xiass Cor the taxing - mayors ~ cities
ard al the county offieers as well IS
candidates fer office. This was of course.
laid npun the table.
Then Alr Iaagan ~ wakulla county
sent an amendment a. the desk. uro0us-
ing q tax en- ministers - the gosp@ Mr..
ffaean said he dld not care 60 urge tue
amendment. bat had offered it simply
50 remind the Chairman - the commit
tee that be had ieft Qua one class ~ peo-
pie. This also went % the table. while
the house sn1usea a GOOD laugh "a -
expense of the chairman - the commv
tee.
Then IL making the motion that the
In BE piaesa oa its third reading an
nnal passage. Mr Edge ~ the commit
tee ief Il he known that Is would be ac-
ceptable If the clerk would read the b4tl
AZ ne read the local bills The motion
60 advance the bii was adopted. and IS
exactly sssz o'clock the clerk began read.
ing she tss page hiA Al sac o'Clock.
"a mlnutss Be had finished and f6s roll
was ealle-- the passaBe ~ the bin
The proceedings eariy IN the Afternoon
session we're practically = repetition u
the NnnrnlnE ANsnlnn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
RULING OF SUPREME COURT MAY
ABATE NUMBER OF PROSECUTIONS

already decided contrary 70 today's
ruling
On the other hard. Wayne n
w7h@@ier. counsel Tor tna Anfi-Snioon
league - AmericA. took fh@ stand to-
nlght that the decision would serve Aa
further support for the dry forces
IN the course ~ its opinion. the court
agreed with the lower triubunal r.
hoidinE thai congress naanifestaa -
intention - fax iiquor ILLEGALLY a.
wei a. lewativ produ-~d~
The decision OF the court sustain-
inE the prohibitive TAX feafurea 81 The
Noistsad act and the revenue laws -
a hard blow at tho Illegal d~aierx.- NJ.
Wheeisr's statement said. -Owwr a1s.-
eea.99 were involved in this d@cialon
and q sfiu larger amount involved -
possible assessments FOR TIE next year.
II these sections - the an are prop-
eriY used. they w1n put cut - busi-
ness all financially responsible mlelt
liquor dnaHermm
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
HELPING PENSACOLA

H4eh aay. ~ shia sesas. rhe 1sa,rn.s
Nan atvH = eaaaanaea hlsxsrg 81 ene ss
ths tsaalna saslnsss firnss sf tas ely.
wICKE nEsos. plamblng aus Heat
-. ThrouKa sears ag association the
nasna wick has almost become 4
trade marx n Pensacola. synon iusaas
With Eeod pumbiaK
The iate = a. waeke. father of the
present mar agsr Of Wteke Brothers.
plamhirg A. heating flrhs Nas enc
50 the 'fArNt plumbers n Pensacosa.
ard cperAsss the first plumbing shop
81 the city.
The preseat firm 81 Nlcke Beoa.
upenea 81 psssacoia ln aaIf az aas \.
tssiafoN - sThere they have continued
- 90 eusznass since. Tne Trim i
owned ~ - p WIrke and Afra.
Beatrice e. Wieke ard i under the
management of A. p. naeke
Wicke Rros furnish. instau ard re
pair. u j. ons of the eldest plumb
Ing houses 81 the city and has "a inea
ana held - many customers Nv the
prompt and satisfae1uFl eerxlce Il.
ways given. The firm hak a force -
slEst emnie ss. THE saain Hna -
enamel ware ard Fixtares carried ~
the house s. that es ire STANDARD
SANITARY - naEaetarsmg company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
MEMORIAL
TO LATE WAR DEAD

thAklof TbSNIfsLE. Va. June 3
in the presence ~ Jules o. Jusnerand
the French ambnAsador. fifty preal-
dents " American colleges and rep
resentatives % foreign universities nt-
tending ths University - Virginia
centennial celebration. alumni of the
old Charlottesviila institution toda ,
unveiled a memorial 10 their war dead
An nirplane fluttered overhead -
two little girls drew aside fhe Amer.
can flag revealing the hronze plaque
upon which was inscribed the names
~ 80 sons ~ the university who died
on tle fields 81 France The tuu
children we're too Young % grieVe Tor
their fathers. one who died AZ Chateau
Thierry and the other 81 verdun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
SENATOR HUXLEY
GETS INDIGNANT
Talks Against Time in the Sen
ate Against Passage
Of a Bill


TALLAHASSEE. June Indignant
- Whmf - considered an luHa@iun "a hAe
local hiu rights. Senator uulisv JUST Ne-
fore th~ a'ciock adtourumsnt for the
night session started = nAbastsr thar uas
In fun sNinE durinE the uiEht session.
The situatfon came about through an
effort 20 pass a blu lnfruduced in the
house ~ N@m~rM. Forster ~ Seminuis
and Putnam 81 NulnNia and paaaed ~
ths house h provides that tho caunty
commissioners - Foluaia and H~minuIa
counties MAJ ialn for the erection - q
bridge across the 81 Johns river af ukat
is known aa ueteen Ferry. The hlu al
fuwci The commissioners 90 buY part -
rmeewt hana issue made fn Eemlnoie
county - part ~ the .proposition.
There = ) trldEe across ths 81. Johns
uifhin siakf n1iies - the prupusesl bFidHs.
owned ~ = toll company un Which foii
- charged The bridge q - propoasa q
build Wo4la#be a free oue. Apparently
IA waN - a@femd fhe tnli bridge that Awn-
nfur ffuiiwv fouEht. though Ne injected
- much aINcuuwlou ~ Nolusia counfv
poiiilcs into the situation that n uas
hard FOR anyone % tsfl ths exact slfua
Zion. Nolusla county polltlsa heinr mere
difficult to mndFrstand than Elusfein' 3
theory of relatively.
senator OTernfre@t - 0fEanao. cmfleA
me biH ~ when his district vas calisa
and tried 20 set % BASED ssnafoF Hal
les offered an amendment that wouia
STRIFE uflf she words ~Nolusia county
This would have isff The bridge Withou8
landing place and waM vefsA doNn ~
the senate, IA to Th0n hn offered arr
other to mfFihe out the poser % huv fhs
Strip which also wuuid have killed fha
measure. On this hs annotncef that
Do rrppoaed % debate fhe question nt
unlimited lenEth. warning the eeuafa
that lf mlNht take him keverai hours o.
ret through. since time - extremely
limited ana there are mmmw important
fcontinueo on Paa. T~a)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
PROHIS HOPE TO PREVENT USE
OF MEDICAL BEER BY NEW BILL

drawai from warehouses and distii-
leries for manufacturing purposes
Chairman Noistead ~ direction ~
the committee introduced late today
a rearaft u his bill, slightly modified
IN some particulars. The section pro-
hibltlng importation and manufactura
% liquor uutii the stocks held under
government supervision have been
materially reduced. or exhausted. was
retained
The re3raftea measure. while piac-
Ing certain restrictions around the
use o. wines IN medicines. did not In
ciude the original provision which
have ouflawed wine aa a medicine
along with beer. II provides. however.
FOR the limitation ~ alcohol withdraw
ais Tor medicines and gives the com
missioner authority if be finds thaf
any preparation is being used a. q
beverage. 10 require change % for
mulA 20 that il would be rendered
actually unfit for drinking
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SCHOOLS IS
CUT BY SENATE
After Cutting Original Bill IN
Half IL Receives An
other Shearing.
(sy JOHN c. TRicE)

TALLAHASSEE, June t.-senat0f
johnson. q suwanee. staged a fight N
the senate late wednesday that car
down the appropriations for the in
slitutlons of higher learning tia2.2eo.
The bin put in by the senate appro-
prlations committee called FOR st,ss3.
BOO. with an added s3o ooo for summer
schools. Tho entire history of the fight
made IN the state for the past year for
big appropriation for tae institutions
was gone into. The budget submitted
BY the board OF control and practically
made up by a committee In the instltn
lions called for sa.s0o. 600. including
ss5o.0O0 for the plant board, The bpard
OF education. which rarely exercises
any control over the board of control.
would not stand for his and after the
legislature met called mo subordinate
board In and told them they must cut
the bin IN half They dld this. but the
approximation committee howing 20 the
wishes of the alumni. added on about
5000. 0o0. The bin brought up today
was this measure. The plant board oiii
Is stlll 10 come.
n the roll % senatorial districts.
Senator johnson called the btu up
when his district was called. lie Of
fered an entire substitute FOR the bill
emitting Il t. the figures named above.
fEe warned the senate that " the leg
sssature let the committee and aiumni
run the colleges Il would mean their
destruction soon. for the people would
not stand FOR q tax of four and one
half mills yearly for the benefit of
twelve hundred young people az col-
leges.
Senator Lowry told uf the reasons
for the increase, showing that Florida
ran its schools much cheaper than
those of any other state and would
lose some of It's best men unless Il was
able 20 pay better salaries than now
paid. He also pointed out that both
the university and the woman's cCl-
ieges are overcrowdea. lie said the
millaEe would not exceed fourteen al
the outside. instead of seventeen, a.
has been reported. and that the comp
troller did not believe Il would 81
beyond twelve.
Senator MacWiliiams offered an
amendment that none of the money
should so 60 any institution where haz
inE Is permitted and drew a storm
al once
senator Turnhull said the state ald
not want to raise a breed OF moliy
coddles. while senator Hullsy slg
gcsted from his own large experience
that it would he best 20 let Dr Mur-
phree deaf with this situation. and Sen
ator MacWliliams Withdrew hts plan
There was much discussion az 70 ihe
crowded condition Of the woman.s
college. in which Senators Singletary
and Taylor took part Finally. senator
Johnson got q roll call on bis pr0poel
ti0n 20 substitute. ana carried it b.
vote % Y 10 "a. The vote.
Tor-M -MacWilliams. Bradshaw. Coop
err zpperson. Igou. Johnson. Knabb
kRighL Lindsay Mapoies. Piympton
Rove Russell SinKeltary Turnbui
Weaver Wells III.
Against Anderson Butler. Calklns
Campbell. crosby. Eaton. HuHey. Low
-. Malone 0xerstreet. Roland Shelicy
stokes. Tayior--tA.
The substitute hill vas then put
through with but one nay vote ard
seut 10 the aoase.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
Four Companies Of National
Guards Are Placed
on Duty.
HOMES OF NEGROES
DESTROYED nY FIRE
IrOuble Arose Over Attack on
White Girl IS a
Negro

TULSA. o. a.. June Race riots
today resulted in the death Of 50 or
nora persans including 1T least elwhs
whites. and the injury af scores. ae-
eordtng 80 sHtimates By tha police. and
IN the destruction 81 ter blocks of
homes In The negro quarter. Deaplte
tas placing q the city Under martial
Law today saasuiforv firing continued
during fhe afternoon. but the city this
evWninE was comparatively quiet. -Four
eompaniez o. national guarasmsn un-
DEP Aajntan1 General Barrett. are oa
duty.
The Feportsa death list grew eli day.
80 nom. tna chief Of police notified
Governor Robertson. oF Oklahoma
city. that TIE total vas IS. on one
statement. hfaBoF Charles ". Daley. Of
the police 9 parfmens. put the figure
~ f16. aaylug he believed many ne
Rr0ea had been burned 70 death in
their homes.
A ehsck ug the morgues tonight
showed eEht known white men dead
They weras
WALTER DAGGs. iooaI manager a.
he Pierce O. corporation. formerly q
Leroy, -. II.
ARTHUR JAMES. vyonana. okla.
CLEe 81 MATE. g8. Tulsa.
CARL r. 1sQTSPOICH IS. Tusia.
Man ideDllfid as =. H. BARKER.
haviland Kansas. who carried al
ideatifinatson card with the name og
Norman Glilari. Tulsa. Okla
HOMER q CLYNE. 1s. ~ Tulsa.
:. 4, WINTHROP, fa. Tulsa.
bnldentlflsd man about 80 years old
Later this evening. police heaaauar
fera had reports that conservative e..
tlsnates 81 TIE dead would 81 about "a
white perMeHns and SO negroes.
The trpnhis il said to have started
last night from the arrest ~ a ntzra
charged with attacking 8 white girl
and subssaN ent attempts of NEGROES
% rescue the arrested tssn. Conpar-
atlse quiet prevailed Ia tEe later hours
~ the nARiat. but az aaybreak 4 srros4n
uf negro houses were SEE a1lre and ths
city firesnsa we're prevented from
fighting tie flames Armed white usen
then formed a circle about tho neera
section.
several hcu1s during tho morning
parties OF negroes ard whites facet
each other across the railroad tracks
ea which eeuld be seen 3 number a
nlzt5n neRroes
With the arrival of Aafntant Gen
efal Barrett and a machine gun com
pany ffom Oklahoma city. 4 SEM
biance of orxier was restored. several
thousand nsgroes were assembled IN
der guard q Convention hall the
baseball par and the police station
Orders vreTe issued for fha aisarnaine
- ali persons not belonging fhs
EnaFd Or especially depmtlzed. netarh.
ments cf the national guard we're scat
tered ahsat ihe city 81 strategic points
especially About she neaea auarters
where ie.oee - 13.ooo 7egroes it is es.
timated rass6e Nearly hals thaf nuns
Aser are under guard
Dick RuNland ths nenre whose ar
rest led "a the disturbance. Wa -
tCentiuusd on paas Tvs)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
MUST SHOW LIGHTS
On PARKED AUTOS

No more beneath some dark. eank.
din tree may goa year motor PARK.
. wsicons chance an eieedv nights Tor
crashes n the dark Tia orders eut
10 pinch the owner whp'M puianw thi#
uuaqmaliea b@neT ~ wien gnu clam.
her into hed make sar@ gour tsH-
lights burninE r~i. iest su1ne biE cop
tap on yaur dccr. enHcunce thai yea
have made him Eors. and say Lets
50 % 5aa#
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
BRIDGE BURNED ON
BRANCH SOUTHERN

BRISTOL Va. Tenn. tunH Ffrf -
andstsrmined urifiu today destroyed
bridge ca the Mountain citF division -
the Southern Railway. about three miles
east of Batter. Tenn. IntI q new bridge
- built service over that Wna viii -
discontinued. q was announced ~ gfft-
elalN - tha rad. -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
BOMB EXPLOSION
WILL BE pROBED

plefe investigation - the elrcum
stances surrounding the bomh explo-
SION yesterday at the Aberdeen. sd.
uFoVing grounds which resulted in the
death - five persQns and Injury of
ten others. Wma directed by Secretary
Weeks today "a orders to Inspector
General Chamberlain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
AUSTRIAN CABINET
SEND RESIGNATION

VIENNA. funs f-lTha rsbirsf -
Nhannsilnf Mafr reslNue8 taaMv h~omwem
nf thH NikhtMe&te in hfxFAa "a thm sasam-
tion - fBxIan wffh German T.nm -.
isirF toek efflce November ~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
THE WEATHER TODAY

PIN AAGuFaA AMI NffTTsgf.T-V ~ -
AAN tAir Mw@fher ThurM1AF ana Frsaas
At.e rsanKN tn fNrlIHefafsffs
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E WILL RUN TO SATURDAY, APRIL l6TH.
Diamonds

You buy a diamond once in a life time and it should be good one. We
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-11

dIC PlI lINUIoI "D w perfect stones and guarantee t h e m as such. Diamonds are not getting cheaper and will not be cheap CT, for many reasons
 too lengthy to ex- plain. We will dis count all present stock on hand 25 per cent
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-04-11

for cash. We will lose little, at these prices, but we need the money. Regular $600OO values -...-.-..,--.-S450.O0 Regular 30000 values .....-.-...... 225.0O Regular 10000 values ........---... 75.OO
 All others in proportion.