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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-21
RECORD CROWDS
birth OF NAlION'
NEVER. IN THE. HISTORY OF CITY
DID so MANY SEE ONE
ATTRACTION.

To an audience that packed to the
limit the gallery, but left many seats
vacant on the first floor, the conclud-
ing performance of "The Birth Of
Nation" was given on Saturday night.
This was the last of FIVE performances,
three nights and two days and in the
aggregate the largest number of peO-
pie who ever witnessed any attraction
in the history of Columbia saw this
stupendous production. 1t is conser-
vatively estiamted that the picture
was shown here to not less than $500
and maybe $500 people. The atten-
dance at the matinee performances
were beyond expectations, but that at
night was considerably under what had
been expected A larger crowd on
Saturday night had been anticipated,
but on the whole the attendance was
very gratifying to the management.
1t made new record for Columbia
just as this picture has made new
records for attendance wherever it has
been shown. No one who saw the pic
ture has been heard to offer any criti.
cism of the picture. Many would not
care to see it again, but who would
not take anything for having seen the
picture. They declare that it worked
so much on the emotions that while a
treasure to remember always, they do
not desire to repeat the experience.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-21

Dean Regulets are recommended
by many who say they operate easily,
without gripping and without bad after
effects. 25c at all drug stores.-Adv.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-21

salves, and tapes, bandages, and
plasters that make corns pop-eyed
have only made your corns grow
faster, just hold your heart a moment
and figure this: Put two drops
of "Gets-It" on the corn. 1t dries
at once. You can put your shoe
and stocking on right over it. The
corn is doomed. 1t makes the corn
come off clear and clean. It's the new.
easy way. Nothing to stick or press
on the corn. You can wear smaller
shoes You'll be a joy-walker. No
pain, no trouble. Accept no substitutes.
"Gets-It" is sold by druggists every.
where, ,25c a bottle, or sent direct by
e. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago, Ill.
Sold In Columbia and recommend
ed as the worlds best corn remedy
by WOLLRIDGE co. and STEPHEN.
SON BROS.-(Advt) 2
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-21

For any pain, burn, scald or bruise.
apply Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil-the
household remedy. Two sizes, ESQ
and SOC at all drug stores.-Adv.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-21
Got Rid Of Ny CoTns
With Magic "Gets-R'
Simplest Corn Cure in the WOrld-No
Pain, No Fuss. New, Sure Way.

When cornG ile you almost die
with your boots on" when you've
soaked them s.Ai picked them and
sliced them, Wnen corn-SWelling
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1916-04-21

at Culleoka and DR.. McAlister at Mt
Pleasant.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-04
Nr better auf!

Infer 3eitaIter lit bic 3eit Der
Organization, oes gu lommenI9lu{=
les. Der Gang Der Gntlpidluna bat
einen Stano erreicbt. mo- Der Gip<
aelne mc1(te uno bilflos 1T.
Iaes oraoniiiert fid bsute, olles
thltebt iid in itarten NerbGnoen aus
fommen. Die Nottpenbisteit {hneibt
bic Menihen sufammen. Nur our4
itorte Srsanifationen tonn beute
Ginflub uusseiibt peroen.
Das Bat niemanb beFer ols bic
tapitaliitiide aloHe peritonben. Oo
1tno itorte, 5entraliiierte @erbdnn.
ouf benz 9ebiete sefdoffen norben.
Die aapitaliiten baben iebr. wobl erz
tannt, SdB ntHf Der sinaeIfe H1piz
toliit, lonbern bob bic itdrtite Or
sonilation ben MusfhIaa sibt.
llno lie baben ale llnteri9iebe
foIen loi7en: Helieion, gaI1e,
Sprohe, oas alles laiIen lie ouber
cht, penn es gilt, itorte Srsonua=
tionen gu ibaffen.
Ni6t 70 Der Mrbeitsr. Der slrz
Letter ldbt iih ourh religiole Wcr=
urtetle ipolten, Notion uno RaHe
limb Elm tpeiteres 9rennunssmittel.
llno 10 lit bonn Der Nrbeiter iid
ridt einia nit ieinsn arbeitsbriis
tern. Relisi0ie unb rationale yprz
urteile perbinoern es, hab bic orcbe
Wtahe Der 9lrbeiter ibre DtonomiIhe
unb politiihe Gage ertennen.
Seile unb krrfhe. Die topita=
liltilte Rlai1e freut iih Der llnein;es
teit Der Mrbeiter; oenn papurh lit es
ibr m09lih, nod ldn9er ibre ouf
Gntredtuna unb gusbeutuns ouf=
9eboute Serrfchaft oufreht su err
halten. 0urum iino bic 3opitaliz
item ouh bemiibt, burh Shiiren Der
notionolen uno relisi0len 9orurteile
bic Mrbeiter ouh fernerbin in ae=
trennte Eager gu ipaIten. 9eiIe uno
krrfhe!
Solonse bic Mebrsabl Der 9(rbeiz
ter nicht einis lit, folanss pirb Ole
tapitaliftiide 6errfhoft bsiteben
tpnnen, unb nit ibr Nrmut, Gnt=
bebruna, Gntrehtuna, 8ries, ylot
pno Gleno. Die anpitaliiten iper@
ben Elm Woblleben fiibren ppn benz
Grtroae Der glrbeit onoerer, pieipeil
Die elrbeiter taralieh iit erndbrsn
uno fir onoere lid ibr aanaes 2eben
abploeen miiiIen.
Miiilen9 MiiHen bic slrbsit.r
rirtlih Elm ioldes oeben fiibrsn9
Wer fogt, bab bic 9lrbeiter bies
miiilen9 Die Mebrsabl Der 9lrbeiz
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-04

"Gs 1T Elm Stanool uno elm @er=
breden, oab bic Yetpobner oiefes
Sonoes, nadoem lie 2ebensmittel i'm
ueberflub proou5iert boben, seamun=
gen llno, untdtis BEL lsite gu iteben.
pdbreno einige neniee Spetulanten
gu ibrem ei9enen Worteile bus Qonb
bon Nobrun9smi!teln entblDben.
uMtott teinen Srrtum = bic Ro=
item oes 2ebensunterboltes lperben
Dor ndhltem 5ri;bjobr 10 bod itei=
gen, oaB Millionen perben Wlanael
letoen miiHen uno jebe Irbeiterfo=
mile Wfiibe boben pirb, bic Soften
ibres unterbolts olfaubrinsen.
~Sas ein5iee Wittel, bie1es lln=
aliid 5u perbinbern, beltebt in ber
| Ibgobe 10 pieIer lo3ioliItiIher Stimz
men, po BgDall Street merten ipirb,
oob Dos 5ortIeben ibrer aegenpGrti=
gen Mtetboben fir lie eine brobenbe
| 0efnbr beoeutet.
~0rei M}illionen iosioIiitif6er
Stimmen lperoen Der Nobrungsmitz
telousfubr ginhalt gebieten.
uOrei Miilionen lo5ialiitifher
Stimmen neroen Die oemofrotifte
!lno Die repuhIitaniIhe portei alpin=
gen. pos 2tusbebungsseTeb gu lpioerz
rufen, Dos tie i'm aongrsB bur6gez
lhmug9elt hoben.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-04
Gin lebter Nuirut!

Der lo5ialiitilhe prdiibentihafts=
tonbioot M!len 8enIon bat folgenren
trdftigen @ufruf an bic Wdbler bes
3anoes erloiien, ben unIere 2eler
ippbl bebersisen lollten. Gr iost
0ortn:
"Nur cine itorte Stimmeno6sobe
fiir bic io5ioliitiihe portei am Z.
ytppember tonn unlere Notion por
benz Stur5 in oos unslid bepobren.
yOie io5ioliltilhe portei tonn in
oieiem Sabre nidt fieeen, aber cine
ltorte Stimmenobgabe fir bic partei
lpirn lie in ben Stano 1eben, i'm
Sabre 1920 81 getpinnen, uno pirb
lofort elm 5erobleBen Der boben 2e>
bensmittelpreiie bepirten uno bos
9lusbebun9s9eieb unmSeli6 MAIDEN.
~Wenn ih eegenlpdrtig prGlioent
Der Wer. Stoaten tpdre unb ouf feline
nnbere Weiie meinen NprIob ousz
filbren t0nnte, piiroe id nit unIerer
Jlotte einen ieoen omeritonii6en Sae
Ten blpdieren, ourh ben bic benz
Volte npti9en 2ebensnittel ousae=
fubrt neroen. giiht Elm einaioes
ptuno 2ebensmittel ipiiroe ih aus
pieIem onnbe berousloiIen, lpionoe
es nod bier5ulanbe eine bunorioe
Jrou, elm bungriges aino poer einen
bun9rl9en W@ann geben ipiirbe.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-04

ter ia9t biss. eben neil lie Der Orr
gunilotipn fernbleiben.
uno ouh ou, s}reunb 9lrbeiter,
Der bu ipobl oeine Gage ertonnt boit,
tih ober niht entfhlieben tonnft,
FER 4rbeiterbepeauns bid anauidIiez
ZEN, oud ou trdsit nit boau Bel.
bob bic 9lrbeiter iih fir onbere 2eu=
te ubrodern miiHen.
Warum s0serit bu, bid Der Dir
beiterbene9una einsureiben? Sir bid
olleinfteheno tannit bu tpenia auns
sSortfdritt tun. W2it sutem 8eizi
fpiel mub ieber bon uns ben anberen
coron9eben. Wer ouBerbolb Der
9lrbeiterberesung itebt unb fnet, er-
fpcue on benz 8efreiungstpfxts heas
9(rbeiter mitbelfen, tduf1t ii9 ,ar
fslber.
nWiener 9lrbeiteraeituna."
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-04
Eicbcsaliit nno Sicbcslcib.

NtcOc"HlnN NHO SlCUC9lcIp.
0nriihe 0eoifte bon %. 9. Rolenz
berg.
Den meiIien unlerer 2eler lit Ge=
nohe Holsnberg betannt oIs Jreibeits@
oihter, Der lih Iton ieit Subren Ell
ne berpprra9enoe Stellung i'm oeutlh=
ameritaniihen Sid)terpnlo errungen
bat. r9ln Der Weltepenoe". n&rteg
csm &risgs" 'fno ebenfoGs geoihtz
iommlungen bon unIerem 6reuno Roz
lcnber9, Die Bel ollen Jreunoen frei=
beitliher 2iener, Die nit dhtem iosia=
len Gmpfinoen aussearbsitst ipurben.
euten 9lntluna finoen. Sn ben 2p=
riIhen 8soihtsn finpsn iicb iebr piet
prdhtiss Siloer, pou daten 8emiits
uno tisfem Gmpfinoen uno iino ein=
seine Der 2ieoer nabrs Yerlen ber
mppsrnsn Ipriihen 0ihttunlt.
Sn ser ndhIten gtummer bes
vGho" nerosn mir cine probe oieler
8eoichte gum 9lborud brin9en.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-11-04

9llle Hcicr mno 2cierinncn
ocs yGdDu" iucrocu murgcn,
Sunntag, oen ). 9iopcmbcr, in
scr 0crmanin Safe nn Sit 9.
Str. crluartct, nm am ocm
grufcn Tcit snm %citcn nm
icrcr Mrbeiter 3citmng nno
an Der arufcn @nhlocmunitra-
tiun filr bas Susialiitiidjc ST.
fct tcilsnncllmcn.
Głos polek., 1916-10-05

"A~J ho1llCJ SOlludI 1OSCl
pewnosci dr6g.
Zwazywszy wysoka wage
kobiety w Narodzie i jej ,odpo-
wiedzialnoSc zbiorowa pred
ogolem i przyszloscia, buduimy
nasz zespd wlasny, silny, swia
dony, mn6zmy nasze szeregi.
ME zalujmy piracy, nj zapa{u,
podporzadkowujmy ambicye,
lnteresy osobiste dobru Gallo
sci tel wielkiej juz, a tax dro-
giej nam organizacyi kobiet
samodzielnych, kt6ra Jest
nasz Zwiazek Polek w Amery-
ce. Niechze nam swieca i pro-
wadza niezlomnie naczelne ce-
le organizacyi, kt6rymi sa:
Polskosc rodziny polskiei, wier
ECf5l- la Ducna 1varodu pvd
szta iarem Polsli odwiecz-
nym: Bog Ojczyzna.
Ewazywszy, re Sejm Kitty
wykaza1 Swietnie Gala rozrosza
juz wage kobiety polskiej W
zyciu Wychodztwa - wage,
kt6ra raz pierwSzy obecnie tax
wspaniale przyznaIo nam spo-
feczenstwo nasZe Gale przez u
sta Wielebn. Duchowienstwa
Polskiego, przez stosunek ME
ZWykle przychylny caIei poI-
skiej Prasy, oraz wybitnych
przedstaWicieli obywatelstwa
przeto, konstatujac ten obiaw
radosny i chlubny polskiego
zycia i zapisujac w pamieci ma
szej pielne chwile goSciny ma
szej wSr6d Polonji w Buffalo,
skladamy ininiejszem uznanie
podzieke.
w poczuciu, il wielka wolna
Republika dale schron opie-
Ike milionowym tuIaczym re
szom polskiego ludu - zaS
sztandar gwiazdzisty Washin-
gton6w, Lincoln6w, gwarantu-
je wOlnoSG swobode obywate-
lOm wszystkim bez r6znicy -
my, wolne obywatelld tego kra
juz wyrazy czci naszej Slemy
Prezydentowi Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, kt6ry w imieniu tel
wolnej republiki podial obrone
praw Polski wobec swiata. -
Wierzymy, IL sztandar ten-O
wolnoSG kt6rego walczyli ma
81 polscy bohaterowie-osloniG
mas ME zaniecha w chwiIi de-
cydujacej, gdy losy Polsh wa
zyc sic beda poda jej pomoc-
ma dion wielkiego narodu.
Oddajac czesG wszysthm
niosacym ofiare aycia ma
oftarz Wyzwolenia Ojczyzny.
Głos polek., 1916-10-05

Zwazywszy niesIychana wa
ge tej wyrocznej chwili die
Jow, ktora jak piorun rozpali-
Ia sic mad Ojczyzna nasza, sta
nela czeka. :. Czeka ofiary
serc naszych - vol - mie-
MIA, zycia, krwi - siowem,
calej jednej, wielkiej, skupio-
nej a jednolitej akcyi polity-
cznej narodu. -
Wzywamy iwszysthe wal
czace wSr6d mas, a rozdziera-
Jace sic wzajens silly - z
porywem wolf i b6lu bez gra-
mic = uciszcie sic w sobie, u
znajcie wzajem - uszanuicie,
podniescie glowy vase wyso-
ko W gore do tego slonca VOL.
nosci, co mad wami stoi i cze-
ka, walki j spory Vase cd
l6zcle Go chWiR WoineJ j ME
podleglej Polski, kt6ra zbie-
RE mas wszysthch, uzdrowi /
pogodzi. Me dawajcie Swiatu
widoku naszego rozdarcia
haniebnego W chwili TAX wiel-
hego przelomu dziejow, od-
rzuccie lachmany j strzepy
ciemnej nocy historyi, kt6ra
mas pogrzebala - wyjdzcie ma
swiatlo, patrzcie W slonce -
wzgardzcie wszelka bratob6j-
cza bronia, kt6ra nam W rece
wciskaja kaci Ojczyzny ma
sze nedzne wyhodowane wSr6d
mas nienawiScie, wstrety, po-.
dzialy.
Odzywamy sic do Was wszy-
stkich nieslawnie walczacych
uslyszcie CLOS matek, zon,
si6str, c6rek - usIyszcie CLOS
Polek-obywatelek narodu, po-
dajcie sobie braterskie dIonie
pod groza zaprzepaszczenia DO
kolen, przysz9osci Ojczyzn.
Me przeciwstawiajcie wielkiej
chwili swych ambicyi karygo-
dnych, swych walk ciasnych,
gdy nakazem chwili Ho idzie
dla caIego narodu st:karnOsG
bezwzgledna i jednolito$e ak
cyl pOiltycznej.
Zwazywszy to wielkie naczel-
ne wolanie chwili, wzywamy
Was, Polki-Kobiety, stan
my zwarte, laczne, solidarme,
prZeciwstawrny toIerancye ma
sza szeroka, zrozumienie wiel-
kich spraw dr6g ku MIN wio-
dacych temu rozhukaniu ma
mietnoSci dokola a zmusimy je
do ladu, harmonii, porzadlu.
Chciejmy, kobiety Polld, bye
to sila tw6rcza, laczaca W ma
rodzie, dajac przyktad naszej
Głos polek., 1916-10-05
Rezolucye Sejmu XII wv. Pol.w Am.
odbytego dnia Is - 80 Wrzesnia, 1916,

My - Kobiety Polh, zgro-
madzone ma swym IX-tym Sci
mie, W Buffalo, N. Y, w tym
strasznym roku wojny swiato-
wei, kt6ra przebudowe niesfe
panstwom i narodom, a morze
krwi ludzhej wytacza dla ma
prawy wielkich dziejowych
kzywd swiata, uchwalamy
zbiorowo:
Zwazywszy, re kleska woi-
ny straszliwej uderza naicie-
gel w SERGE kobiety, raniac mai
sWietsze uczucia jej - burzac
szczescie, dom, rodzine, grze-
blac W ruinach najdrozsze
skarby zycia = Iaczymy sic z
kobietami swiata calego w ich
wielliej akcyi pokojowej, siaza
eel do VIZ kreslena raz ma zaw-
sze dzikich przelew6w krwi, W
dochodzeniu praw i k1zywd
pomiedzy narodarni Swiata.
Zwazywszy dziejowa zbrod-
ME, popehiona ma Polsce, Uj-
czyznie naszej, przez gwalt
rozdarcia zywego ciaia narodu,
kt6ry byl prZedmuzem chrze-
Scianstwa, acknowledgements
bojownikiem wolnoSci, warun-
klein r6wnowagi pokojowej
swiata - oswiadczamy, il po-
k6j Europy zgodne pozycie
narod6w obok siebie -nastapic
nigdy ME moze, dop6h w ser
Gu Europy hwawit sic bedzie
rama straszliwa rozdartego
cia1a Polski, kt6ra truje moral
ne powietrze Swiata sprowa-
dza kleski bez liku.
Zwazywszy, re przezywana
dis chwila dziejowa, niosac
wielka przebudowe Swiatao cd
fundamentow - jednym rZu-
tenn zwaliIa poddahcze stano-
wisko kobiety, dzwigajac ja z
sila zywioIoWa ma wszystkie
niedostepne dla niej dotad
plac6wd zycia, wykazujac do
wodnie Gala szlachetna potege
tw6rczych sill | zdolnoSci kobie
ty, odzywamy sic 70 tych
wszystdch swiatlych, postepo
wych zastep6w kobiet wsr6d
narodow swiata, by ma sw6j
sztandar bojowy wpisaIy VOL
pose Polsd, jako postulat odro-
pzenia sumienia swiata 1 wiel-
hego schrZescianizowania die
i6w - zdziczenie kt6rych odbi
ia sic straszliwie ma losach
kobiety, a placone Jest tenn
morZem meczehskiej kr-Wi,
dis wylewanej obficfe, +
Głos polek., 1916-10-05

lednoczesnfe wyrazamy Geese
1 uznanie naczelnym organiza
cyom pol. W Europe i wAme-
ryce, kt0re objefy ciernisty
trud gromadzenia ofiar i gro
sza ma ratunek ginacych mill
onow istnien w Ojczyznie ma
szej.
w poczuciu ogromnej odpo-
wiedzialnoSci przezywanei dis
chwili dziejowej dla nabrania
ku niej ofiarnych sill, swatla
i mocy poSwiecenia - idziemy
dis screen i dusza Gala do
Ciebie, Polsko OJczyzno ma
sza, upadamy twarza ma TIVE
krWia zlane, stratowane pola,
zgiiszcza, ruiny, putskowia.
Niesiemy do Twych dalekich
w WzI1anh tnnanunh nItaI.zu mo
dlitTs serc naszych rodziera-
jaca, plomienna o odrodzenie
ruin, Zgliszcz, pol, O nowy
wielki wspanialy rozkWit zy-
ella ma zieoi dalekiei Macierzv
''.'' - - - ..
Niesiemy woIanie slime iak
zywioE - palace iak b6l ma
szych serc, jedyne dis dla mas,
powszechne, w miIionach dusz
zywe i krwawiace bez konca, -
wolanie potezne jak VIOLA zbio-
rowa; W1eIhego dziejowego
nafodu' uderzaJaca w zamknie
c1IoSci Oioy,,,,o yxToI,,o$s
roo, NON, ,,,,,SoiS Do,,;o,
-
- - -
Il Wezwaniem tenn poteznem
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-09-07
Farmhouse Burned Down.

The farmhouse of John S. Cray,
at Dilts' Corner, three miles north of
Lambertville, was completely de-
stroyed by fire at an early hour Sun
day morning. The family had re-
turned home late in the evening,
and after retiring one of the mem
hers complained of smelling smoke.
An investigation showed that a fire
was burning in closet on the first
floor. After a few minutes hard
work it was thought the flames had
been subdued, when it was found
that the fire had run up the building
to the roof, and the family were
able to save nothing but few pieces
of clothing.
Neighbors for some distance
around came to their aid, and an ap-
peal was made to Lambertville for
the sending of apparatus, it being
feared that the barn buildings would
catch fire, but the request was re-
fused, through some misunderstood
ing. A small insurance was carried
on the building and contents. Mr..
Cray will rebuild at once.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-09-07
School Reopening and Reception.

The buildings of all the schools in
the city of Lambertville will be open
for the inspection of the public on
Saturday, September 9, from two to
four O'Clock in the afternoon. Teach
ers are requested to be in attend
ance at their several school buildings
at two o'clock and the general public
and all persons interested in the
Lambertville Public Schools are in
Vited to meet with us and participate
in the inspection and any exercises
that may be arranged and appro-
pirate to the occasion.
AT 2:30 o'clock the board of educa-
ton will meet for the inspection of
the First Ward building. Invited
guests and others are requested to
assemble at that time and place. Re-
marks will be made by the members
of the board of education and others
interested.
At 3 O'Clock the board will proceed
to an inspection of the Third Ward
building. An address appropriate
to the occasion will be made by
John A. Malloy, President of the
Board of Education, and the building
dedicated to the uses of the public
school.
At 400 o'clock an inspection of
the Improvements at the High School
building will be made and an address
will be delivered by Thomas D. Sen
sor, Secretary of the State Board of
Examiners. Arrangene ITS will be
made for the transportation of
teachers and invited guests and if
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1916-09-07

the weather is suitable the exercises
will be held on the campus under
the trees.
1t is not expected that there will
be any further delay in opening the
schools after September II, but if
necessary such futher postponement
will be announced but the inspection
and exercises will take place on
September 9 whether school is opened
on the 18th or not.
The Board is assured that the
buildings will be substantially COM
plete, furnished and in order upon
the date given. 1t is hoped that
they may be absolutely complete so
that they may be accepted from the
contractors, but it is possible that
some minor details will still be in
complete. The Board, however, is
encouraged to believe that they will
be in such condition that they will
merit the general approval of those
who are sufficiently interested to
visit them.
There will be a fag-raising at each
school building and the Patriotic
Order Sons of America in conjunction
with the Junior Order of American
Mechanics will present to t h e
Board of Education a new flag to be
used at the Third Ward building.
The exercises of the day will
commence at the First Ward build
at 2:30 o'clock.
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Sabbath morning worship with
the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
/ a. m.
Twilight service $50 p. m.
Mid-week Prayer meeting Tues
day 7.45 p. m.
All the boys and girls Of the con-
gregation are earnestly requested by
the session to resume their attend
ance at all the regular services of
the church. Notice is hereby given
of the reopening of Sunday School
beginning this coming Sunday.
All the members of the church
are earnestly requested by. the pas
tor to be present at the Preparatory
Service Friday evening and especially
at the Communion Service this com
ing Sabbath morning.
Evening subject: Our School
Boys and School Girls" They and
their parents are especially invited
to be present.
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DR.. Vliet to Marry

The friends of DR.. Chester B. Vliet
who has an office in Lambertville,
where he is meeting with success,
will be interested in the following
news, from Trenton:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burdette of
1922 Greenwood Avenue, Trenton.
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Eldora Burdette to
Chester B. Vliet, Doctor of Chiro-
practic of AZ W. State St. Miss
Burdette is very popular young
lady and an active member of the
Gethsemane Baptist church.
DR.. Vliet attended the Baltimore
Medical College two years and later
entered the Palmer School of Chiro-
practic from which school he gradu-
ated in 1915.
The wedding will take place
Thursday, September q.
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VALUABLE HINTS WILL BE
GIVEN IN FORESTRY DISPLAY
State Department to lmpart Informa-
ton In Exhibit at Trenton Exposition.

The forestry exhibit Of the State De
partment Of Conservation and Devel-
opment Is now a fixed attraction for
the Trenton Fair, which will be held
this year from September % to 30. In
Its log cabin and surrounding enclos-
ure at the exposition the Department
calls attention to the need for taking
every care to protect the forest lands
OF the State from waste by fire. 1t
points out the scientific commonsense
methods of treating the woodlands
which the State now has, so that they
Will become more valuable and more
productive, and 1t shows how the long
neglected and abused forest areas may
be built up into productive woodlands.
The entire exhibit will be revised this
year, showing new features of interest
to those who own and control wood
lands.
The attention Of those who are not
interested In forest land commercially
will also be especially directed to the
states forest reserves. These areas,
the Stokes Reserve, near Culvers Gap
In Sussex County, and the three large
South Jersey reserves in eastern Bur
hngton County, offer exceptional adj
Vantages to those wishing to find de-
slraDle spots for short camping trips.
Inc department does not open any of
the reserves to permanent campers,
but welcomes the use of this public
property by those who wish to use
them for short periods. The only re-
strlcuons are an inslstence upon rigid
care to prevent damage from fire and
reasonable supervision by the war
oens In charge both of the locations
ana OF the way the camp site is used,
80 that the states property may not
be defaced or In any way made less
desirable because of the occupation.
BY an enlarged and renewed collec-
ton Of products made from the wood
Iahd crops the exhibit will also show
now the Jersey forests are used. 1t
VIII further point out to the producer
his opportunity to serve himself and
the consumer by furnishing from ma
i've t1mbers still larger proportion of
the raw products used.
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The Churches
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

REV. DIR. GEORGE BoDDIs, PASTOR.
The regular Communion Service
will be held in the morning.
Evening subject. Let Your Light
Shine"
The Sunday School, which has
been closed by the Board of Health,
will be re-opened on Sunday morn
ing at 9.45.
Prayer Meeting service on Tues
day evening, the pastor will resume
his lectures on the Gospel according
to Matthew.
Y. P. S. C. E. will resume its
meetings on Friday evening of next
week.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. THERON LEE, PASTOR.

All are cordially invited to the
service of the church which are held
at the following hours:
Preparatory Service Friday 7.45
p. m.
Sabbath School 10 a. m.