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NOTICE

is hereby given to creditors, legatees.
distributes, etc, and all others having
of David Harrison, deceased, to present
the same to the undersigned or to his
resident agent, Esther r. Harrison, of
Pensacola, Florida, within two ~ years
from the date of the first publication of
this notice, August Il, 1922.
ABE MARGULIS,
Executor
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ToI,RNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
ora Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
RATES

~, advertisement taken for less than
co,,n4 the words in your advertise
~. and multiply by the number 81
S ,1r,s, YOU desire it printed; remit
accordingly.
=, counting words, include "Ts
~ ~ FOR Sale" Wanted" etc, az
veil as addresses.
LACK FACE CAPS, LIKE THIS,
y,yO CENTS PER WORD.
parsgraphed matter, line cashes'
rte Space, classified display: &C per
',ns ssc ger inch az lines make an
lnch). T.,
Anv peyson whose name appears in
,,a telephone directory may have
cassifed ads charged.
cancel or5ers should be given IN
,vriting, never over the phone.
advertisers should givs their home
~ nostofticS address as well as their
| Dbone numbers, because many read
az have no telephones.
!, the advertiser SO desires, replies
IN he sent In care Of The Journal,
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JOINT REsoLg sctIo5 P p oof ATtio a
xm of the Constitution Of the STATE
IF Florida. Relating to Educatlon: a. =
Re It Resolved by the Legislature Oh the
That the following amendment TO sec sec
zion 10 of Article XII of the consul a.
ton Of the State of Florida relatlngA 70
sdncation be, and the same IS nere ny
creed to and shall be submitted to the
electors of the State at the genera gen elec-
tion Of representatives in 1877 lot ap-
pr Section 10. The Legislature may pro
vide for the division of any county OF
I counties into convenient school dis
tricts: and for the election biennialty Q!
three school trustees, who shaI noic
their office for two years ana WINS
shall have the supervision OF a.
fhe schools within the district
i and for the levying and collec'
I tinn of a district school tax, Tor the e1
elusive use of public free schools Wien M
The district, whenever a majority OF IN
| nua1ffied electors thereof that pay a tas
on real or personal property shall voe
in favor of such levy: provided that an.
| tax authorized by this section snaIl no
exceed ten mills on the dollar IN any on on!
year on the taxable property OF the dis
trict.
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HELP WANTED

NAN OR WOMAN wANTED-$4o week
" fun time. 100 an Lour spare time,
selling guaranteed hosiery TO WeaP9r1; Mil, liz
perience unnecessary. International Mis-
Norristown, Pa.
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DANCING

1.N-r1NG SCHOOL CLASSES-Private
1sssons, Also children's classes in aes-
.,,etic Dancing. 2o6 West Gregory. Phone
2TS.
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CIVIL misunderstanding Aug
ust- September- Vacancies, s12o month
~ Age IS upward. Experience unnec-
essary. For free list positions now OPEN
write J. Leonard (former Civil Service
exanliner), 951 Equitable Bldg, WASH
ington, D. C..
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EHF WOOD-JUSP-WOOD co.
Wood for any use. Stove
wood, crate wood, rosin chips
and blocks. Phone 9Oo. Jonn
Hannah.
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A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an
Amendment to Section OF ArtlcIe
xvi of the Constitution of the State
Payment of Salaries Of state Offisce sI5o
Be 1t Resolved by the Legislature % 'Ne
State of Florida: =.
That the Following amendment to sec
ton of Article XVI Of the Consatut ion
of the State of Florida relatang 70 S+ s4e
time G5 IS yhereSy "a agreed to and shall be
for adoption or rejection at the 1ie,a1 next td
re beid in the year A. D., 1922. That is
to saw, said election shall be amended
to read as follows ,, ote,ce,
shall he payable monthly upon his own
requisition.
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LEGAL NOTICE
1,oT1rE oE ELECTION

WHEREAS. The Legislsatu1sTeez Of 1871 ri
e gnuer E,orfda. did pass four Joint Res
orate as proposing amendmennts to the
Of the State p Of II Eoriq vote an Of
the heosFifths of all the members elected
house that t ane Tese upon ON tne
JOINT hesoT aornais. with the yeas and
re resp thereon, and they did determine and
direct the SAID 5ont of tbe state at
suon1ItIeu ~ election in November, 1922:
SoM TE Fa9Fs9a4Z of the e. state GeA d
G GSIsA;sa 1n hereby give notice that
General Election
will be held in each county in Florid mo OF
Tnasday next succeeding the first MOT 10 =
dav in November, A. d. lszz' the Ss'ie
Iuesoass seventh Day Of November 49,
the or p ropsei amend
| n Taents to the Constitution OF the otae
| of Florida, viz:
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wANTED-Good canvasser to start work
at once. No other need apply. CaH
| at 31S East Intendecia street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ATTENTIoN-Hou owners BOW y !;
the tine to paint UP. All colors q q
naint inside and outside, $1.70 per gar
on. Box 649, City.
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WANTED-Ladies experienced in fancy
work anxious to earn extra money AT
home, spare hours, write Immediately 10
Underwood Art Goods Co., Portsmouth
Ohio.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-17

IN EscAMBIA COUNTY COURT OF
CHANCERY.
Joe Winn. Complainant, VS.. Willie D.
VIM. Defendant.
On Monday the fourth day Of September
A. D. 1922 the defendant Willie D. VIM
is required to appear to the bill filed
against her herein.
This order to be published once each
week for four a. consecutive weeks in
the Pensacola Journal a newspaper pub
lished in said Escambia County.
J. L. Mayo,
Clerk Court of Record
Pensacola, Fla, August 2, 1922.
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LODGE NOTICE
CABINET WORKS

sCREENs-SCREE
cvpress screen windows. galvanized wire
at 1925. Cabinet work. Best At loT rs
nrice- pensacola Screen & Mfg. C"''
phone 1886. 1913 E. -ntendencia.
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HELP

I,ADIES-s10 daily easy. Spare time;
Every housewife win buy ironing ooaro
covers. Experience unnecessary. o4ilpp mp
| free Rallen Mfg. Co., Dept. 1918, Bait
more Bldg, Chicago.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs-s1o daily easy Ironing board
covers selling like wildfire. Sure sale
where shown. Experience unnecessary nro
baltimore Bldg, Chicago.
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wANrED-FouR EXPERIENCED COL
oRED MEN, HUsTLERs, TO LoAP
DIMENSION AND EXPORT LSMSS
ON YARD. WRITE McGOWIN-FOSTE
LBR CO., FALcO, ALA.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One lot odds ana
ana tas GeT large cabinet for filing doGT-
meats NEntire lot very cheap for QUICK
purchaser. Knowles Brothers AgehSo S
9Th Floor American Bank Bldg. Phone zZ'
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PERSONAL

.EPIT, EPTICs-Would you Gaze to learn
5io+e relief of Epilepsy, positively
l1onnine all seizures from first days use
~ r,fpormation free. Specialist" drawer
E5q2 Lander, Wyoming.
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FOR RENT

FoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS apartment up
stairs. two rooms, hall, hath' gas ana
electricity 406 Hayne. -
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WANTED-A stenographer with some
experience. State experience. educa-
ton and age Address x, care Journal
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FOR SALE -- Two-horse McCornf me :
moving machine. spring tooth cultlNaS
,gr. potato pow, good farm mule, fit 3effl
Rhode Island Red Cockrels, Jersey Hen
or. Can be- seen nv place on Olive road
hair mile west Gates Store. L. l.. Reese
IAoue 40,
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. strayed or Stolen, liver and white
Tointer dog. Answers to name
.srjnck,' Reward if returned to EoW.
n white, 1900 e. LaRua.
0ST-Saturday afternoon, light weight
raincoat. Brown. Either in postoffice
~ soTne business house on PalafoX
49, ;teraI reward for return to 1901
East Jackson street. Phone 2130.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-17

A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an
Amendment to Article of the Constl- -,
tuition of the State of Florida RELATIVE
to the Judiciary Department
Be 1t Resolved by the Legislature OF the
State of Florida:
That the following amendment to Ar
ticle V of the Constitution OF ene ne
partment, to be numbered Sectloh 40 "
said Article V, be and the same IS mercy
agreed to and shall be submitted TO tne
| electors of the State at the general cleo
| ton to be held on the first Tuesoay alIei
| the first Monday in November, A. =,
| 1922 for ratification or rejection, to-Wit:
Sec 49, The Legislature may from
| time to time and as the business OF any
| circuit requires, provide Tor the S ap
pointment OF one or more aoolI Eoos, snch
additional Circuit Judge shall be APP
| pointed by the Governor and confirmed
by the Senate, and mold ottl nc io sa1s sry
and allowances for expenses as otner
+ Circuit Judges. He shall have all the
powers and perform all the duties tnat
are or may be provided or prescribed by
i the Constitution or by statute for CIR
, cult Judges, and all statutes concerning
Circuit Judges shall Apply TO NM Wnga-
es appointed for a Circuit, the business
| may be divided among the Circuit Judges
. having jurisdiction in the Circuit and III
any County in the Circuit as may be pre-
: scribed by law, and where no provision
> has been made by law, the distributor
of the business OF the CIRCUIT Det"eei
% the Circuit Judges of the Circuit, and
1 of any County in the Circuit, and the al.
Iotnent or assignment Of matters ano
= cases to be heard, decided: ordered tried
decreed or adjudged, shall be CONTROLLED
t or made when necessary by the CIRCUIT
Q Judge holding the commission earlies
in date. No additional Circuit Judge o.
= Judges shall be authorized to be Appoint
| ed in a Circuit having less than 75,OO0 IN
Shabitanrs by the last Federal or Stat'
| census occurring next before the passag
= of the law for his or their appointment
The Legislature may repeal any law pro
: viding for the appointment of an ADJ
/ tionaI Circuit Judge, or additional Clrcll
L. Judges for Circuit, but such repeal sIa
3 not affect the term, salary and !urlsdlc
ton of Judge holding an appointment
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HELP--MAIE

WANTED AT ONCE-Young man ste
norrapher. Furnish references. Apply
Southern Cotton Oil Company.
MEN wANTED--To qualify for flremen.
brakemen: also coIored sleeping car
and train porters. Experience unneces-
sary. Transportation furnished. Write W.
| Borgess.. Supt., St. Louis.
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kitchen. 5ining room, bed room. bath.
Porches, gas, electricity, hot water. tele-
phone. screened. cool. Southern expos
ure. Three blocks from San Carlos 10
North Reus. Phone S54.
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FOR RENT-Room and kitchen furh1sh
ed. 80 West Gregory.
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FOR RENT-3 rooms unfurnished apart
rnent Entirely modern. Apply 40 a.
Belmont.
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FOR RENT-Cool furnished apartment
Screened. Electric lights and bath
2O6 West Gregory.
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~ EscAMBIA COUNTY COURT OF
CHANCERY.
Margaret l.. Colvin, Complainant, VS..
Claude Calvin Co1vin, Defendant.
On Monday, the fourth day of Septeni-
Der, A D. 1922 the defendant, Claude
Calvin Colvin Is required to appear to
the bill filed against him herein.
This order to be published once leach
week for four a. consecutive weeks In
the Pensacola Journal, a newspaper pub
lished in said Escambia county.
J. L. Mayo,
Clerk, Court Of Record
Pensacola Fla, August 2, 1922.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the estate of D., =. NC
David, deceased, to appear and file the
same duly authenticated by the affl-
davit of the claimant, with the under
signed, County Judge of Escambia Coun.
ty, florida. on or before the 1st day OF
February, A. D.. 1928. This notice is
given in pursuance of a suggestion of
insolvency of said estate filed with the
undersigned by the Administrative there
Of
This 18th day of July, A. D. 1922.
Bessie s. Bellinger,
County Judge of Escambia County,
s. Florida.
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MORTGAGE LOAN

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE 49,
we lend money on Real Estate IN the
o;+v on short notice. Please state II
application If you have an Abstract u
Title to the Property.
Call and See Us.
THE WATSON AGENCY lnc's
South Palafox Street
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EoR RENT-NoRTH HILL APART.
MINIS 1000 NJ. PALAFox. PHONE
oss4. FHRNGsHED APARTMENTS FoH
/ IcHT HOUsEKEEPING: COOL AND
CLEAN; PRIVATE BATH; USE SAH-
AGE.
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FOR RENT-Comfortable apartment
near paved street and car line none
2455-J.
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For Sale--Real Estate

FOR SALE-Two-story Is room
house, also three lots cheap if
taken at once. Will accept loan
on same. T, care Journal.
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FOR RENT-Large front room and din
ing room and kitchen. Call 2ol6.
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FOR RENT-Housekeep rooms, aIs s
single room. Modern conveniences' zzl
North Barcelona. Phone 1925.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room 3zz west
Belmont Phone 1863.
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FOR RENT-Two room apartment fur
nished for light housekeeping. Gas
electric lights, running water, bath, phone
and garage. 322 North Baylen street.
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TAKES

FOR perfect Taxi service Phone zoo san
Carlos Taxi.
n. Will, PAY YOU to phone BELLS
TAXI for country trips. City trips zoe
Phone SIS
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION wANTED-chauffeur desires
yposition, Can drive any make OF car
S r1aka minor repairs. Has driven
S S.tI New York to California, New YORK
TO Detroit, Mich, Detroit to ID.a 81
and Delaware to Pens ae 53e.
D-Stenographic position; salary
no consideration. Apply y, care 'oul
nal.
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FOR SALE-Good strain Brown Leghorn
Coclkrel, or will trade for two hens'
SIG North Twelfth avenue.
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FOR RENT-Lightl housekeeping rooms,
Lakeview Inn, Big Bayou. Modern con-
veniences. Phone 1872
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Furnished or I'M
furnished Meals 35c. Sunday gunner
soc: II East Gregory. Phone 1a4S.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS-Purebred White OF
Brown Leghorns, &c each. Bars, Reds
Minorcas, lie, postpaid 1900 live de-
livery. Ford Hatchery, Bowling Green
Missouri.
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FOR RENT-Three nice unfurn .Eln *
unfinished. 1870 IL E. Government st.
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FOR RENT-Three rooms for light
housekeeping. All convenlehces' A1l'
/ No. 9Th Ave. Phone 2079.
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FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished Bay
Shore home. Also apartment. Phone
1852.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-10-14

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07
NEW GIRLS SCHOOL HEAD.

DR.. Lena Beach, superintendent OF
the women's reformatory Of Iowa at
Rockwell City was appointed superin-
tendent of the Home School for Girls
at Sank Center, according to c.. j.
Swendson, chairman of the State
Board of Control.
DIR. Beach has been in the employ
of the State Board Of Control for Iowa
for FIFTEEN years, five of which she
has acted as superintendent of the
Iowa Institution, where, according to
the Iowa officials, she made an envi-
able record. She is a graduate of the
State University Of Iowa and has a
degree of medicine, which will ma
terially aid in her work in the Mime
sofa correctional institution.
Her appointment becomes effective
january l, next. She succeeds Mrs. F..
F. Morse, who resigned some time
ago to accept a position as superin-
tendent for a girls correctional insti-
tuition in Washington, D. C.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07
ardly it fears those SO men will over

ardly it fears those 68 mel will over
throw it,
{" would far rather" he continued,
.'be in jail with my self respect than
on the street with 4 gag in my mouth.
I despise and defy their laws. am
not a citizen Of the United States,
despite the fact that / was born and
raised in Indiana. Because obeyed
my conscience, / lost my citizenship,
but I would far rather have it that
way than keep my citizenship and lose
my conscience"
He. attacked government by injunc-
ton" and said that if he had been in.
Chicago when the recent rail strike
injunction was issued he would have
asserted my manhood by defying it
and the corporation lawyer judge that
issued it"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07
SHIPSTEAD'S MIND OPEN, HE
DECLARES.

S~enator-elect Shipstead issued the
following statement before going to
Washington to attend the conference
of the Progressive group:
1T go to Washington with an open
mind, willing to cooperate with any
group that offers a constructive course
Of action, a course that will give ex-
preston to the new forces that are
aroused and are striving to restore
the government to the people.
II am free to participate in any
action that bids fair to relieve Anne
RIGA of the economic chaos in which
we have been cropping since 1917.
ITO be sure, I go to Washington
only in IN advisory capacity for !
do not take office until March. But I
shall lay before Congress as occasion
offers, conditions as they exist in
Minnesota.
"We are facing grave and imme-
NldCC O11l01 S1lC1SSs &" CVV14 do i AVotO
Minnesota comes more news of the
disastrous and unprecedented condi-
tons on the farms. Unless immediate
remedial legislation is enacted, bank
ruptcy, like a forest fire, will ruin
farmers, business men, and the small
bankers, and will result in conditions
50 bad that it will take generations to
recover from the losses.
"First, something must be done to
expedite transportation. Cars obvious
ly must be restored, and the first OBJ
Nious thing to do is to put skilled
workmen back to work and repair
them. The railroads must be compelled
to do this, even if it takes government
action. It is a grave thing to clog up
the arteries of transportation in order
to break up the organizations Of skill
ed workers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07
DEBS REITERATES SOCIALIST
VIEWS.

T@&
Chicago.-Eugene ". Debs, leader Of
the socialist party, made his first pub
lie speech since leaving Atlanta peni-
~tentiary here Sunday and was given
an ovation that delayed the start Of
his address for more than an hour.
Hundreds stood outside the hall for
hours after fire guards had limited the
audience to 1000 people.
Jean Longuet, French socialist, in
whose honor the meeting was held,
was overshadoWed by the demonstra-
ton accorded Debs.
st am just recovering from the eff
fects Of a speech / made almost four
years ago." Debs told the audience.
ut was a record making speech. I be
gan it at Canton, Ohioi, and finished
it at Atlanta penitentiary."
"But there is nothing to regret.
opposed the war and l still oppose
war. / would not go to- var at. the
command of any capitalist country
on the face of this earth. I would have
saved the lives Of the 10000 American
boys who persisted on the battlefields
of France to create 10000 new mil
lionaires in this country. I spoke at
Canton from a deep sense Of convic-
tion, and after all 10 years is a very
modest sentence for having a opin-
ion Of your own in the United States"
Ignoring the fight Of the socialist
party leaders against the I. w. W.,
communism, and the Russian soviet
government, Debs declaring himself a
citizen of the world, embraced all
three in the ranks of 'the defenders
Of free speech"
"Out Of the war;" he said, zone
great good came, quite unexpected to
the ruling classes of the world. That
was the soviet republic"
He praised the 10 communists in
Guiding William Bross Lloyd, whose
conviction under the Illinois anti-syn-
dicalism law was upheld a few days
ago, and attacked the act under which
they were found guilty as a disgrace
to any state.
Likewise he said he stood behind
the 20 communists who are slated to
go on trial at ST. Joseph, Mich. under
a similar law and would fight for the
freedom Of the 68 war time prisoners
mostly members Of the despised I.
w. W."who are still in federal pri-
sons.
81 am almost ashamed" Debs said,
ito be out Of prison while those men
are still back of the iron bars" Their
continued incarceration is a high COM
pliment from the government of the
United States, a government SO cow-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07

her native land for not joining the
League Of Nations, according to press
reports Of her speeches. Her shame
was no less than that of the Wilson
ties, freely and frequently expressed,
and such folk took no offffense. Others,
full Of resentment rose to inquire
with how much tolerance the British
would listen to a Britishborn Ameri-
can citizen who should go home to up
braid them concerning foreign politics.
Briton Also Gives Advice.
Only within the last few weeks a
former member of the British cabinet
has been making speeches in America,
telling us that we ought not to raise
our tariff rates to the level of the
Fordney-Mc Cumber law; that we
ought not to substitute our merchant
marine, and that we ought not to
limit immigration as radically. Yet
England has established iornclad pro-
lection of her skey industries and
has a tariff which the French COM
plain is prohibitive. The gratuitous
advice regarding immigration restric-
ton was more puzzling, inasmuch as
the immigrants from Great Britain
number only a fraction of the British
quota established under a law de-
signed to favor a large immigration
from northwestern Europe.
U. S. Isolation Policy Cited.
For three years there has been a
persistent effort to entice O. shame
America into participation in Euro
pean affairs. We have been told with
all the imprsssiveness the Europeans
could muster that American isolation.
was~a selfish, unholy policy. Yet only
a few weeks ago Bonar Law, then
moving to unhorse Lloyd George, as
serted that if France refused to CO.
operate, it would be wise for Eng
land to withdraw wholly from CONT
mental affairs and adopt the American
Isolation policy. The mar who pro-
pounded a policy the British have been
wont to bemoan when pursued by 9th
ers is now prime minister.
The Balfour note to France on war
debts was another attempt to shame
America for insisting upon payment
of obligations pertaining to so right
eous a aus as the war to save civil
lization. In this case so much resent
ment Of the gesture was stirred at
home that the Balfour note became
one of the indictments Of the Lloyd
George ministry and a contributing
cause of it's fall.