The Pensacola journal., May 22, 1919, Image 12

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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1919.
STYLISH
STRAWS
The same styles are
being; shown on Fifth
Avenue.
We have even tried to
copy the Avenue way of
putting them in the win
dow, but we haven't
copied the Fifth Avenue
method of pricing.
Prices 2.50 to 510.
XT
We Dust and Steam
Every Suit
Before Pressing
You can't get this
service at any
old place.
Phone 322
EMPIRE
LAUNDRY
"Where Linen Lasts"
HOUSE SENDS
LMIORIAL TO
U. S. COKGRESS
HOKE SMITH BILL PROVIDING
FOR ENGINEERING EXPERI
MENT STATIONS IS GIVEN ENDORSEMENT.
BY JOHN-C. TRICE.
. Tallahassee, May 21. Mr. Parrish;
of Brevard county, got the house to
adopt a concurrent resolution;, endors
ing the Hoke Smith bill before the
congress, providing for the establish
ment of engineering experiment sta
tions in the several states. The res
olution reads: ,
A concurrent resolution memorial
izing' congress relative to bill "in con
gress proposing the establishing - of
engineering experiment station in the
various states.
Whereas, the need of developing the
natural resources of the United States
has long been felt, and especially em
phasized , by our recent war experi
ences, and ..'''
Whereas, the encouragement of our
industries and commerce of all kinds
through organized engineering and in
dustrial research will be a very im
pirtant factor in the solution of our
state and national labor problems, and
Whereas, we have observed the in
calculable value of the work of our
agricultural experiment stations for
the past thirty-two years, and r
Whereas, a bill has been introduced
by Senator Hoke Smith in the special
session of congress which proposes
to establish engineering experiment
stations in the states and
in connection with institutions of
higher technical education for the
promotion Of engineering ' and indus
trial research as a measure of indus
trial, commercial, military and naval
progress and preparedness in times
of peace or war, and V
Whereas, the -work of the proposed
engineering experiment stations as set
forth in section 2 of the bill is greatly
needed and will be very helpful to tho
development of the industries and nat
ural rsources of Florida, and
Whereas, the engineers, scientists
and industries of America have play
ed Such an important part in the pres-
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ent war as to deserve every possible
consideration, and at least equal to
that given to those engaged in agri
culture, .
Therefore, Be It Resolved: That in
accordance with the recommendation
of the governor of Florida, the legis
lature of the state of Florida, in regu
lar session, hereby expresses . its en
dorsement of this act of the congress
of the United States in making ap
propriations providing for the estab
lishing of the proposed engineering
experiment stations in each state and
territory, and recommends that . the
beenfit of this long needed important
legislation be secured to the people
of the United States by the passage
of this act of congress at. the earliest
possible date and that a copy of this
Lresolution be sent to the president of
the United States, the secretary of
commerce, Senator Hok Smith, to the
chairman of the senate committee on
labor and education and to the chair
man of the house committee on edu
cation having this bill in charge, and
territories I also to each United States senator and
congressman from the state of Florida.
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CITY REGISTRATION
LIST TO BE PURGED
SATURDAY MORNING
A special meeting of the city com
missioners next Saturday for the re
vision of the registration list was ar
ranged for at a special meeting held
at, the city hall Tuesday afternoon. It
was announced that anyone whose
name should be added to the list may
appear at the meeting at ten o'clock
Saturday morning to present his claim,
while it is expected that some names
now on the list will be dropped for
reasons that will develop. The list is to
be published shortly, having been re
ceived by the commissioners from the
city registrar at the meeting yesterday.
ALLIES
'PLUCK
II RUSSIA IS
MOSTNOTABLE
OFTEN ANTI-BOL FORCES IN
"FROZEN AREAS OF NORTH ARE
OUTNUMBERED FOUR TO TEN
TO ONE.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The British steamer Matador, which
came in port Tuesday from Tarn pico.
fovixn hnnnd for . Liverpool with
cargo, proceeded on her way after hav
ing taken her tonnage of coal.
The Australian steamer Australcraig.
which came in port Monday for bunk
er coal and for fumigation, sailed yes
lerday morning as scheduled.
Th local tuer Ximrod. towing the
fcarse San Antonio light from Havana
tame in yesterday, making the trip ii
record time. She was just three days
and two hours on the voyage, The
barge will take another cargo of coal,
it is expected for the Cuban port.
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'Archangel (Correspondence of The
.rt.sosciated Press.) The Russo-Allied
force which has been conducting the
campaign against the Bolsheviki in this
far northern region has been outnum
bered by the enemy everywhere from
two to ten to one.
What they lack; in numbers, this
force makes up in pluck, the pluck ,
that makes them stick tight under
attacks by superior forces, although,
they have not much interest in the
Russian question and feel, candidly
speaking, that the folks at homt in
Washington and London and Paris are
making them suffer the penalty of their
inability to make up their minds as to
what should be done in Russia.
They grumble because they're here,
and at the mistakes made by those
at home and in Archangel who some
times don't exactly understand the dis
position of a homesick Yankee dough
boy or British Tommie who is sitting,
in the snow, in a frozen trench where
impression on a man's heating ap
paratus than if it' were a web of
gossamer. But they go on fighting.
Just the same.
With all their hardships, these troops
have confidence in their commander.
Major General Edmund Ironside, a
veteran of several British campaigns,
and a six-footer physically who spends
more time at the front than at head
quarters in Archangel. They know th j
general is looking out for them but
they don't feel the same way about
the folks at home.
, To march for four or five days over
snow trails, sleep on the cold, hard
floors of peasant cottages at night
in an atmosphere so thick that one
couldn't even pour it, and' then to
fight all day in fifteen below zero
temperature, has been more or less
routine for the Tanks up here. They
have fought with signal bravery, when
greatly outnumbered, and when sup
port, because of the weather condi
tions or the trails, failed to reach
them. Nearly two score of the Ameri
cans wear British or French ribbons
for bravery in action against the Bol
sheviki, and more decorations are on
the way.
The Yanks have gone on, day by day,
grumbling but smiling '; about their
hardships. They're not extraordinarily
fascinated by the Russian "Barishnas",
or young 'girls, and have a Yankee
contempt for males who wear whiskers
and kiss each other in the streets and
speak a jawbreaking foreign language.
They want to go home as soon as
they can, and, to them, it seems that
all Uncle Sam has to do to get them
home quickly is to send up a lot of
Regulars and Marines and finish th
Bolsheviki quickly.
The point of view of some of the
American officers is illustrated by the
remarks of one of The Associated Press
correspondents.
"H 1," he said, when he arrived
here with other American reinforce
ments last September, "there isn't any
justice, no justice at all. We've been
training at home at Camp Custer for
months and months to fight the Ger
mans. And then they send us up her
to Russia, to guard stores, I supposi.
The Bolsheviki can't fight, anyway, for
they're nothing but an organized rab
ble. We wanted to fight; we didn't
join the army to watch these Russian
revolute."
This winter down in a 'snow-covered
little, log hut, . thatched . with birch
boughs, on the front, I saw this same
young officer, half-frozen despite his
fur coat and Shackleton boots, as hi
waited at the field telephone while
shrapnel from Bolshevik guns was
bursting somewhere around us.
"H 1," he said, "there isn't any
justice, no justice at all. The war is
ever in France and we're still up In
these blankety-blank frozen swamps,
fighting. Why, drt you know, I've had
only two weeks relief since we landed.
Been fighting ever since."
"Whew", he ejaculated, as one of
the shells burst a, bit close, "Getting
closer. Those Bolshy artillerymen cer
tainly can shoot."
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PLEAS OF GUILTY -ENTERED1
BY TWO
IN RECORD COURT
In the court of record yesterday two
negroes pleaded guilty and received
sentences, George Crawford, 60 days for
train-riding and Robt. Randall four
years in the county jail for stealing
auto tires, Randall is the party whose
operations are alleged to have been
so distressing to auto owners recently.
The Emerson forgery case is slated for
hearing in the court today-.-:
NINE PUPILS OF r
BRENT SCHOOL ON
MAY HONOR ROLL
Pupils of the primary department
of the Brent school, in charge of Miss
Leonice Benton, appearing on the honor
roll for May are Ethel Blan ton, Mil
dred Blanton, Irene Emery, Dorothy
Merrltt, Mabel Bovee, Aili Peterson,
Elma Peterson, Derral Hood and Wil
mer Baker.
Washington, May 21. A very prac
tical question which promises to be
generally discussed' by high school and
college graduates this spring is th
economic and social value of industrial
training. Interest in this theme is evi
denced by the large numbers of let
ters being received, from all parts of
the country by the U. S. training
service of the department of labor.
This branch of the government has
been in communication with all tho
high Schools in towns of 2,500 and over
in the United States and with ali
American colleges and is supplying
them with especially prepared infor
mation on industrial training for use
in writing graduation essays and ora
tions The widespread interest in industrial
training carried on in manufacturing
plants, with the advice and counsel of
this government service, indicates th-at
school graduates of the present gen
eration are turning to very practical
questions for their final school-day
discussion. ' -; :
Letters, of inquiry to the training
service show that the question of in
dustrial training appeals especially to
young people in towns and cities
where there are manufacturing plants
communities where industrial prob
lems are very real and close at hand.
The prospective graduates evidence
a desire to relate their discussions to
questions of immediate practical inter
est. The ; success which has accom
panied the establishment of training
department in more than 300 plants
in this country furnishes a wealth
of material possession human interest
and scientific value for sue in the ora
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