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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20
Lloyd George g ultimuI
din "Cei Patru MARI
ORLANDO, clEMENcEAU 81 WILSON NU MAI FIGUREAzA IN
P0LlTICA M0NDIAH
CABRERA lUl LLOYD GEORGE ESTE STRAlUCrTOARE

LONDRA - Oct.-Loyd George este utimul din acei
barbati de stat International carl condus cstince une
confcrnta de pace din Versailles In framntare reacerci
uope tratatuu dc Versailles ell STA rctinut
scannl toatc to din cceae ar curopene sau dus 81
au fos nlocuitS in mai mue r;ndur-cu oa1cni nou cu
forte proaspete.
Oanleni carl stat impreuna la della conerina
dc sunt de mutt DAFT utai dc opna pubc care nu
ocup decat de cc carl sunt in straucrea puere leo
prunuta pozitia lor
Primul s'a dus fost premicrul Orlando al Itae
Cabinetul sau cazu in Iunie 1919
In Ianuaric urmat s'a dus 81 Clemenceau "tigrul
transc Gu doua un mai tarzu senaul Stateor Unite
fuzat douaoara, rtificarca pce din Versailles pc
adlus-o acasa Wilson La aegerie pardu sau
suferit infrangcrc ST.. s'a dus 81 Wilson,
Dupa acesti tre oame fost nlatura in taric lor
Lloyd George dcvet mai pozana fgur din toti bar
ba! dc stat al lumci Poza fos otdeauna in primcdie
din cauza atitudinci unui pard in coae Acest
pard voia s rupa coaa prn rctagerca sa &c sa
lnmplat All 81 insemna caderea ui Lloyd George
sa baza pc paramcnul coaitia forat ma
ritatea.
Lloyd George condus 81 ratativec irlandezii rebc
tratat1ve ceau rezuta III pace satuui ber
landezdupa dusanie dc 700 dc ami inre ccc state
Cariera lu Lloyd George fost oarc rcmarcabila 81
proape unca. Ea tot atat dc romanc casi pnsein
tlor aniercan carl siau tras orgipea din nse cobc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20

tcl. Apol, In b Decemyrie 1916, q
fost chemat sd ia in mana earn;
tarei.
Dansul a inlocuit micul cabine,
de razboiu GU un cabinet mai ma
re, de coalitie, care a stat la putcrs
pan 'acum.
In decursul razboiului dansul a
TRANSFORMED marea industric a An.
gliei in puternica industric de
munitie, a organizat O armata de
5,5OO,OOO oameni 81 ccata dc nun
citori dc 100000.
FL a intreprins constructia unei
flote dc 100000 tone, q trans.
format marble proprietati intr 'ur
pare de camioanc 81 in spitale 81 a
impus conscriptia asupra unei ma
I'll mandre 81 jeloasa dc indcpen.
denta ei. Cand imperiul tarist "a
prabusit 81 cand italicnii au sufe-
rit dezastru la Caporetto, dansul a
umplnt locurile goalc ell trupe en-
gleze, trimitand in Siberia 81 in l.
talia armate compuse din oameni
adjust din toatc partilc imperiului
britain. Ell a dat mana de ajutor
Statelor Unite ca sd poata trans.
porta in Europa 100000 dc sol
dati 81 lui Use poate atribui 81 nu-
mirea maresalului Foch ca gene
ralisim al armatclor aliate.
Alte mari fapte ale regimului
sau sunt: darea de vot pentru fe-
mel; un salar minim pentru lucra-
tori de camp; initiarea 81 rcusita
expedited din Palestina 81 cadcrea,
i'll urma acestci cxpcditii, a Tur-
ciei 81 a Bulgariei.
Pacea din Versailles fara el nu
s'ar fl putut face. Lloyd George
a fost aici unul din eel mai prin-
cipali factori.
Chestia irlandcza la dat mutt d.
gandit 81 de lucru. Ell a atras ura
unora 81 admiratia altora atunci
cand s'a decis sa puma capat situa.
tiei din Irlanda Gu forta, trimi,
tand trupele faimoase earl au lup.
tat in Irlanda. Lloyd George q
declarat ca ori &c libertate va pri
mi lrlanda, ca trebuie 81 ramana
in cadrele imperiului britain. s.
aceasta Ia 81 reusit.
| Lloyd George era cunoscut G;
omul care a .'dat in inima lui pri
lmul loc saracilor 81 oropsitilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-20
DiInisia Iui Lloyd George
BONAR LAW uIALOCUI,

catva timp mantila de minsu, ducand nante treble
statului della carma Lloyd George plcaca All
REGGIE chema All noapte pc Bonar Law Palaul Buc
kmgham Ia insarcnat Gu formarea unui cabinet
srcnarc acesta acceptato starea sanat3 ca
re acnm cteva un Ia slit reraga din vata publc ar
cernt sa avante intro nrcprnderc de stovtoae
Ious nante Gle Bonar Law poate accepta scaunul de
nistru trebuc tinuta nrune partidulu unionst
Ia care s acaga fruntasu indepneasca prograu
decls Ia consfauirea or Inunrea tine
zllc, cand Sc ii ales al lu Bonar Law
Dupa tinelea scaunuui de primmnistru in decursu a
saptc dntre cei mai critic a astoria Anglere dc rag
bo 81 patru de reaccreDavd Lloyd George retras in
pustiu.n
Accasta fost descrerea facua ansul i'll discursul
della Manchester privor la de facut acd ara
unionsta sprijnitorilor sal il va parasi
lie ceeacc sc emea 81 intmplat uonistii sau rcras
i'm coalc Decsiunea pentru retragerc fost luat la In
unirca convocatl dc Austin Chamberlain la cubul Carlton
~ Ia care participasea membr coaei din casa comnilor
81 vre-o catiya lorzi din cabinet
yotarea acuta i'll timpul acelei aunari au ies 81 de
vouri penu sprinea coatic 81 1856 contra Prn urmare
adunalea s pronunat contra potcei lu Chamberlain dc
prpmtc ca partiul leaga sprjin coal. 81 x va Fl in
1avQarea unc alege generate sal confe pasul In
tnnrea ost umata de succesuea evcninente carl
au dat loc la caderea guvernului de coalitie.
nmpul dntre lntrunea della clubul Carlton 81 chena
re ul boar Law Ia urmat urtua de syonur 81 ne
humarate lntrunIi dc mic grupuri politice.
austin chamberlain vizitasc mai inta ocunta oficiaa
m hoyd GEORGE din Dawnng Street. sprc innana dmsa
ocoenentuf Colonel Wilson dea notificase zaree c dc
sionasea lar la doua upa aceea LLOYD George
actoe de dse din partea uturor mnistror Dupa aceea
s'a dus Ia palat. ca sd le inainteze regelui
Lloyd ueorge Ia sfatuit pc sa cheme pc Bonar
Law la paat Conform obicculu regee 81 facut aceasta
Lloyd George pc apara vessel in ata aceor c
salutau IN drumui palat sma in inn dureroasa in
fngcrc ntampnase din partea partiduu unonist care
de cateva luni incoace sustnuse cabinetu Gu tarie
Actuala cdere lui Lloyd George VENT Gu iuteaa Ia
care cercurile poce nc astepta Toate vedeau Cd
premerul in prmede nsa nc la trecut prn eand
ca va arunca franele din mana atat de repcde
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
AUTO CRASH CAUSES
FURRY ON PALAFOX
Standard Motor Car company's serv-
ice Loses Rear Wheel in the
Mix-up.

The unusual happened again yester-
day afternoon at $3.50. During the
heavy traffic OF Saturday on Palafox
street the Standard Motor Car COM
pany's service car, engaged in the
business OF assisting amateur autoists
with broken down automobiles and in
towing them in when necessary, es-
capped from mix-up with a Ford
minus a real wheel. This was case
where the doctor had to be doctored.
Just whose fault it was could not
be determined, but all OF a sudden
there was a crash that was heard a
BLOCK each. Pedestrians halted, saw
the crippled car and rushed to the
scene; patrons Of nearby barber shops
abandoned the chairs and came to
the curb with their faces covered with
lether to get glimpse Of what was
goings on.
The Ford, driven by Howard McClel-
Ian, 500 East Cervantes street, was
not damaged. The service truck was
driven by Rowland McDavid. Charges
OF speeding and careless and reckless
driving were made out against both
drivers by officer John Humphreys.
who witnessed the crash.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
VALUABLE PALAFOX
PROPERTY Is SOLD
Joe johnson Buys Half Of Building
Where Pastims Billiard Parlors
Are located.

Joe Johnson has purchased the north
half Of the two story building, 104
South Palafox street, announcement
Of the transaction being made yester-
day afternoon. 1t is understood that
the deal involved $4,000.
At present this building IS occupied
by the Pastime billiard parlors, under
the management of Charles Liberas,
but it is understood he will vacate
within the next sixty days, at the ex-
piration of which time Mr.. Johnson
win take charge. The Pastime billiard
parlors occupies both sections of the
building, while the bowling alleys use
the entire space on the second floor,
but Mr.. johnson purchased only half
this, the half adjacent to Angeles
cafe. It is understood that a parti-
ton running midway the whole length
Of the building will be installed.
Mr.. Johnson bought the property
from the Real Estate Securities com
pany, but the transaction was made
through the Realty corporation.
Mr.. Johnson announced yesterday
afternoon that he would remodel the
interior OF the building and install an
up-to date pool room with ten tables,
and other modern fixtures. Work on
the improvements will be started as
soon as the purchaser takes charge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
BOUND OVER FOR
FIRING FORESTS
OkaIoosa County Man Arrested and
Given Preliminary Hearing Be-
fore Commissioners.

Deputy United States Marshal Nc
MILAN returned from Crestview yes
tarday bringing Reed Mason, who is
charged with setting fire to the forest
on q public domain. He was carried
before the United States commissioner
and bound over to the federal grand
jury on bond Of 5000.
Mason's arrest was the outcome of
a recent trip that Forest Supervisor
w. F. Hill made to the national re-
serve. part Of which is located in Okla
loosa county. It is said that there
are considerable evidences Of forest
fires on the government reserve and
adjoining lands, and it is believed
that they were Of incendiary origin
The maximum sentence Is two years
at hard labor and fine not to exceed
$1,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
MARCH BUILDING
REPORT MADE OUT
Total Value for Past Month, Shows
Slight Decline in Comparison
TO February.

Building in Pensacola during March
fell of somewhat in comparison to
February, according to the report Of
Building Inspector Wolfe. The total
valuation OF the building. for March
amounted to s2s.2s2. while the month
before it was reported ct $37.925. This
shows a decrease Of $11,63s. However,
indications are that April viii show
one of the best gains in recent months.
for, with the tendency OF materials to
drop and the coming Of spring which
generally has q decided effect on
prospective builders, It is expected
that there will be a noticeable increase.
Nine new buildings were erected
outside of the fire limits during the
month OF March. They were valued
at $3.50. With one Of two exceptions
these are dwellings OF the bungalow
type. Considerable spring repairing
was INDUCED in, for the report shows
that the total value OF such work was
1852.
Inspector Wolfe issued SIS permits
during the past month, and made a
total Of 125 inspections.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
BOGUS BADGE CAUSES
MAN TO LAND IN JAIL

Evidently the false impersonation of
an officer of the law is bad business,
Rufe Lindsay is being detained at the
city Jail on such a charge, the allega-
ton being while under the influence
Of liquor he entered place on East
Government street, flashed a bogus
badge on the owner, and announced
that he was going to search the place
for booze. According to police he was
sailing under the insignia of deputy
sheriff. Besides falsely impersonat-
ing an officer he is charged with be-
ing drunk and throwing glass in the
streets.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
new HKS HERDED
in CORRAL DAILY
Every Man Approached Passed and
Endorses by Executive Board
Drive Ends April 80.

Present indications show the b.; P.
o. e. drive for new members progress
ing rapidly. New applicants are COM
ing in each day and the men of PEN
sacola are being enrolled In large num-
bers.
Twelve teams and their captains are
showing great interest and the rivalry
is keen.
r. A. McGrath said last night: "All
members are interested to the extent
Of making this drive a grand success.
The drive will be continued until
April 30.
None but the Best.
"And don't forget our slogan: None
but the best-rich or poor Every
man approached should remember
that his name has been requested and
endorsed by the executive board OF the
lodge. This should be looked upon
as a compliment by prospective mem
bers.
"A membership in the Elks club as
sures an opportunity to mingle with
the Best People on Earth and to enjoy
their new home, with all its advantages
and comforts, at all times
Meet Monday Night.
All team captains and their workers
win meet Monday night at 1880, when
James A. White. chairman OF the drive,
will ply the necessary information to
keep the workers right up on their toes.
Instructions will be given to "step
on the gas and keep things moving.
Which will surely accomplish results.
Prompt action is the word!
Lets go!''
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take saIts 60 Flush Kidneys If Back
Hurts or Bladder 4othsrs.

II you must have your meat every
day eat 1t. but flush your kidneys
with salts occasionally. says noted
authority who tells us that meat
forms uric acid which almost par
alyzes the kidneys in their efforts to
expel It from the blood. They become
sluggish and weaken then you suffer
with a dull misery in the kidney re-
gion, sharp pains In the back or sick
headache, dizziness, your stomach
sours tongue is coated. and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinRes. The urine, gets cloudy full OF
sediment, the channels often get sore
and irritated. obliging you to seek re-
night.
To neutralize these irritating acids,
to cleanse the kidneys and flush off
the body's urinous waste get four
ounces OF Jad Salts from any phar-
macy here: take a tablespoon in
glass OF water before breakfast for
few days and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts 10 made
from the acid OF grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lIthia, and has
been used for generations to flush and
stimulate sluggish kidneys also to
neutralize the acids in the urine. 80 1t
no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der weakness
Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot In
jure, and makes a delightful effer-
vescent lithia-wAter drink.-Adver-
tisement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
'BECCS CALLED ON
BY XII KLUX KLAN
Two Members Scare Small. Boy of
Family-Leave $195 for the
School Fund.

In cap and cowl, two members OF
the "Ku Klux Khan" called on Judge
e. D. Beggs, superintendent Of public
instruction, last night frightening
members Of the family, who forgot that
It was April Fool, and presenting the
judge with $125, with the following
note:
Hon. E. d. Beggs, Chairman Board
of Public instruction, Escambia Coun-
ty.
Dear Sir-Enclosed herein you will
find $125 to be used for the assistance
OF the public schools Of Escambia
county.
'This is but small manifestation
OF our interest in the most important
OF our American institutions-our pub
lie school system.
'If we see that you need further as
sistance you may rest assured we win
come again. Respectfully. /
"KU KLUX KHAN {
Judge Beggs said that when the two
members of the "K1an" called, his son
Dixie answered their knock. When
Dixie opened the door and was met
by the two white-clad figures, he at
first did not feel Hospitality inclined,
and shut the door in their faces, but
thinking better Of it. he returned, when
they thrust the note in his hand and
took their departure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
WRECKER CAR JUMPS THE
TRACK ON BAYSHORE LINE

Passengers on the bayshore line ex-
perienced some little delay yesterday
afternoon when one Of the four-wheel
wrecker cars jumped the tracks near
the Perdido station. No one was hurt
and in short order worlsmen were busy
getting it back on the rails. All the
jacks, cables and other paraphernalia
used by the wrecking squad was on
the car at the time, and this enabled
the workmen to do some speedy work
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
GETS $50 AND COSTS
AND JAIL SENTENCE

A fine Of $50 and costs and thirty
days in jail was imposed on Leslie
Jones by Recorder Morey in the city
court yesterday morning. He was
charged with being drunk, cursing,
using obscene language, and threat
ening with knife. Jones caused the
officers no little trouble in getting him
to the police station.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
WHITE MAN IS HELD
FOR SELLING LIQUOR

At preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioner Arthur
Davis yesterday morning Rufus Lind
say pleaded not guilty to a charge of
selling liquor, preferred by Special
Prohibition Agent Eppes. Lindsay
was turned over to the grand jury and
bond set at $3.50. This is the second
time that the defendant has been ar
rangend for the same offense within
the past few months.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
HOLD MEETING TUESDAY

Camp Ward No. 21O. Confederate
Veterans, will hold it's regular meeting
at the usual hour Tuesday, April A..
This is an important meeting and
Commander Jones expects all veterans
to be present. Visiting comrades are
cordially invited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends
for kindnesses shown during the illness
and for their sympathy at the death of
our husband and father. and for the
beautiful floral offerings at the funeral
services. We especially wish to express
our appreciation to his co-workers of the
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen for uni
form courtesies shown.
MRS. C. L. BOMBAY AND FAMILY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
LACKAWANNA BRINGS A
CARGO MAHOGANY LOGS

The American steamship Lackawan-
ma was the only vessel to register at
the customs house yesterday. She is
a steamer of 1179 net tons and brought
a cargo Of mahogany logs which will
be unloaded here. These are from
South America. 9ss in number. Fill
lette Green & Co.. are the local agents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
CUBBERLY OUT OF CITY
ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS

Hon. Fred c. Cubberly, United
States district attorney for this dis
trict, left yesterday for Gainesville
and other cities in the southern part
of his district on official business. He
will visit his family in Gainesville, re-
turning to Pensacola the latter part
Of the week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-02
AWARDED VERDICT FOR
DAMAGE TO AUTOMOBILE

J. NJ. Mobley was awarded verdict
Of 500 and interest from date of suit
against c. w. Young in the court of
record yesterday for damages to Mob
ley's car, it is claimed, when Young's
auto ran into 1t some time ago. The
case was heard before a jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
Wants f:aunrr,,,I,n.

10 the Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sr-Wc notice that Senator Cool
rick has introduced hin for the re-
auction OF the rate OF taxation on
ihtahIibics. We have always con-
sidcrcd that the rate on this cl,ss
"' property VAS out of proportion 10
that on other property. However. I
venture To predict that some disap-
r"intmcnt is in store for tho Senator
ana Governor Trinkic in their axpcc
'atIon that the reduction OF tho rate
VIII result IN the listing OF more Of
thi' class OF property than Ia being
listed at present.
II Is well-known fac, that those
whose property consists priuCipally
IN bonds and notes have always teen
hardest To reach for assessment. not
iik" real estate. located whore all
can SEQ and. hence. always assessed
n" bonds and notes may or may NOT
Ne listed. unless they are OF record as
thcir owners may elect Unless there
- some special authorized agency.
*uch "a The Board of Review" who's.
duty II is - summon any one who
IS supposed To he -vadlng the law bc
'"rc th"in. However. this board. 7
notice Is hooked Ia he abolished. we
arc glad II the state is ablesto relieve
'h"S" VINO arc paying the prcscn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
Why Is IL Bc;n. Dropped?

CENATOR MAPP'S challenge to those who
~ have proposed or acquicsccd in the
abandonment OF the war memorial project
requires Az answer. If. rs he charges. the
memorial is being dropped because of sell
fshncSs or pque. the future Of the under
taking is darl; indeed: if ,nc attitude OF
our legislators toward this great popular
conception is being shaped by such motives.
we must incline 10 the belief that defer
ment means nothing more or less than
death.
The proposed memorial does not belong
10 the General Assembly. 1t is OF Ike peo-
PIE and by tho people; the people will wish
TO know why il is about 10 ne abandoned:
WHY. IL the General Assembly cannot row
command The funds necessary 10 an actual
start. the matter may not at least be loft
i'll some such definite form as Senator alapp
ri Oposes.
This project must be dissociated from
politics. from personal feeling or division.
from every in.iucncc that obscurcs or
w"akens the high spirit IN which il was
conceived. Members OF the General Assem-
bly, have come here protesting an acute sen
sitiyencss 10 The will OF the people II the
people Of Virginia have given any sign of
= recession from their former position with
respect 10 The memorial. that sign has been
perceived only in the halls at The Capitol.
Tn" unquestionable truth of the case is
that there has been no such change The
people wish TO establish this memorial II
iherc is no alternative. they will endure
Z temporary delay; but this acQuiesrencc
viii quickly change 10 indignant protest il
ii appears that delay is intended merely rs
q plausible and convenient cover for aban-
donment They Will expect a satisfactory
reply TO the challenge OF Senator Alapp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

10 the Editor OF The Times B,spa,ch
Sir Gust The professional reform
err! The iibcrty-ioving pcopie OF
TINS country should get together at
once nid Dust the professional re-
formers bcfor" ;hcy do any further
damage. What did our forcfathcrs
come I" America for II Il WASN'T 10
get away from oppression? If tho
ao-chiI"h rcformcrs are allowed tn get
control Of affairs. our ancestors work
VIII all hc in vain. Now comes ono
or tn" latest moves of the fanatics.
movie censorship.
Their reason is that children
shouldn't see some OF the things tina {,
arc In tho movies. Is this enough
reason tina, tho Erown-ups should he
denied their pleasures
Let the children and the rcformcrs
stay away from the movies. and th.y
VIII not he missed. and when the chill
drcn grow little, then they can 20
ana enjoy tho places OF amusement
ms you and I.
d" not believe tho representatives
OF this Commonwealth Will so no.
tray tho trust OF the people they rcp-
resent "a To sanction this Infamous
censorship. hut II some should thcy
VIII tie remembered AT tho polI. mex.
election ami also ous,cd from their
JOINS, Now comes a rcformcr from,
another State butting IN on the affairs
OF Virginia
lie would have his hands full at
nome and should be denied the rights
10 sneak here and ought to be legal
Is elected from the state.
y LIBERTY LOWING VIRGINIA..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
The Poets Corner

While she slept In the Snow.
While sho slept in the snow tho
wings OF the morning
Had swlshed in the wake OF the
storm to t,c dawninE.
What the light had revealed was
woman whose woe {,
Had been lifted at last and she slept
In the snow.
where she lay there was trace OF the
struggle she'd waged
'Gainst the grip of old Grim" while
tho snow storm had ragged.
Rut she'd lost and lay down In a
snow drift-and so
Her soul scaled its last storm while
she slept in the snow.
Close around her n crowd collected
-one said.
My God. It's woman! It's a woman.
She's dead"
Yes. brother. she is dead. but the
system. you know
Still persists undisturbed while she
sleeps In the snow.
Yes. the system still thrives where
by millions arc made
BY schcmers. not carners. through
the tricks of tho trade"
While the breadwinner slaves until
death ends her woe.
Thus. soliloquized one, the while she
slept In tho snow.
FLEETWOOD r.. DIXON,
Washington. D. c.. March 2, 1922.