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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-19

became most efficient and numerous
daring rescues were made. A member
was the first in the United States 70
receive the $4,000 prize offered by the
American Red Cross at Washington.
Major Robert u. Patterson after a
tour of inspection pronounced the
Jacksonville Red Crosh Life Saving
Corps the finest Red Cross Life Saw
ing Corps in the United States-a
well-merited compliment for the men
and officers were untiring in their
efforts to make it so.
A Red Cross radio training school
is in operation, with free tuition to
the girls of the Red Cross and the
Girls National Honor Guard. This
under the personal direction of Mr..
John G. Cooper, Jr., director of radio
service, of the North Florida Chap
ter. Mr.. Cooper is also manager OF
the East Gulf Division of the Ameri-
can Radio League, Of which Hiram
P@cy Maxim, son of the noted in
ventor Of the Maxim silencer, is pres
ident. Mr.. Cooper's jurisdiction ex-
tends over North and South Caro-
lin, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi
Alabama, Tennessee and Louisiana
Mrs. Emma j. Worden iS director
of aero service, and is the persona
owner of two aeroplanes of the mos
efficient type.
A sanitary training detachment has
been organized and will occupy
quarters at the handsome Germanis
Club, (recently rendered the Rec
Cross by its board of directors). Doc
tor j. v. Freeman, a prominent loca
physician, is commandant, and Doctor
Johnson, famous for his connection
with the Paul Raney African expedi
ton, is assistant commander.
At the present time the following
committees are enthusiastically ant
actively at work:
/ Executive, finance, co-operaNon
military relief, civilian relief, surgl
cal supplies, flags and emblems, co
operation with medical societies, co
operation with military, cooperation
with civil authorities, motor service
motor boat service, transportation T
safety, publicity, first aid, first ali
instruction, elementary hygiene ant
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
LARGE RED CROSS CLASS
TOOK EXAMINATIONS TODAY.

A Red Cross class. composed of fif-
teen ladies took an oral and written
examination this morning in making
surgical dressings and supplies. Mrs.
Elton c. Parker, who went to Macon
in April and qualified as an instructor,
conducted the examination,
The marks on oral work and the ex-
animation papers, as we'll as the diff
ferant articles prepared by each lady
VII be sent on to Washington, and
those who successfully pass the eX-
aminationl will then be qualified to in
struct others. 1t will probably be some
days before the examinations will be
heard from.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
CAN SHOWER FOR
TALLULAH.

To The Club Women of Georgia: AS
chairman of the department of home
economics of the federation, and in
view of the increase in the cost of run
ming our beloved federation school,
want to ask every club woman to put
up one can or jar of fruit or vegeta-
bles, or anything that is good and she
finds pleasure in making for Tai
lulah Falls school. Mark it and set
aside until early in the fall when we
will have a Tallulah school day and
every club collect the cans or jars
belonging to its membership and pack
and ship to our school. Just think OF
what that would mean; enough to
practically feed the school for year.
Now this doesn't mean that the reg
ular club donation of money won't be
just as necessary as ever, for the
teachers must be paid, and the other
many expenses of the school must be
met, and every expense has necessa-
.rily increased under existing condi-
tons Our shower is to be a free
will Offering, which will be minimum
expense to the individual club woman,
but saving of at least $1,000 to the
school and clubs. l hope this move
ment will meet an enthusiastic re-
spouse in the hearts of every club wo-
men in the state, and that Tallulah
school pantries will be full of nour-
ishing and tempting foods for the
precious mountain children that we, as
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
ARMY TRAFFIC HAS
ENRICHED FRENCH CITI7E

PARIS, July 2.-The formidable traf-
ic in connection with the army has en-
riched cities like Havre, Euen, Bou-
logne, Calais and Amiens, where the
British have made heavy expenditures
and cities like Bordeaux, Lyons and
MarseiIles, where the needs of the
French and allied armies have given
rise to the most intense industrial and
commercial movement.
Other cities and a great many small
towns situated so as to contribute to
the great effort have also gained i'm
mensely. In all these places the cir
culation of money exceeds the most
extravagant anticipations and gives to
the superficial observer the impression
of increased wealth. More money is
spent in night in Marseilles than
was ever spent in a week before the
war. The same is not true of the
other war-enriched cities because of
the restriction of opportunities for out
lay upon amusements and distractions.
Money is more plentiful in Paris than
ever, though, excepting in certain pop
ular restaurants, it finds less oppor-
tdnity than in Marseilles to make a
show for itself.
The great abundance Of circulating
iaedium, however, may be traced to the
issue of 10 billion francs additional pa
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
NEW DISTRICT
PRESIDENTS.

During the past three months each
OF the districts has held its annual
convention, and had an election of Of
ficers for the ensuing year. 1t is
pleasure to give an expression OF wei
come to those who will be leaders in
the work of the clubs of the state, and
hope that through our columns and
even more intimately we may become
better acquainted.
Our state president, Mrs. Nellie
Peters Black, asks each district pres
ident to send her a corrected list OF
! the clubs, and their presidents, as there
have been many changes since last No
vember.
The list of district presidents re-
ceived since the annual conventions is
as follows:
First District-Mrs. j. F. Nicely.
Waynesboro.
! Second District-Mrs. Walter L.
Wight, Cairo.
Third District-Mrs. 9 Guy Chappell,
Dawson.
Fourth District-Mrs Albert Hill,
Greenville.
Fifth District-Mrs. Alonzo Richard
son, College Park.
Sixth District-Mrs. R. H. Han
kinson, McDonough.
Seventh District - Mrs. Sproull
Fouche, Gainesville.
Eighth District-Mrs. S. R. Vow,
! Lavonia
Ninth District-Mrs John N. Holder,
Jefferson.
Tenth District - Mrs. Benjamin
Gilman, Sparta.
Eleventh District Mrs. IS. D..
Dickerson, Douglas.
Twelfth District-Mrs. Frank Law
SON. Dublin.-Atlanta Constitution.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02

been submitted to certain Atlanta UNI
dertakers, may impress you as being
either comical, or gruesome:
A number of American undertakers
are banding themselves together in All
organization to be known as THE Pur
pie Cross" with the intention of send
ing men to the battIefelds of Europe
to embalm the bodies of American sold
iers and send them back home.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
Y, w. A. CENTRAL BAPTIST
10 MEET WITH MRS. BROWN

The Y. w. A. of the Central Baptis,
church will meet tomorrow (Tuesday)
morning, at the home of Mrs. George
f. Brown, at COG Harold avenue. This
is the regular missionary meeting and
aff members are urged to be present
The social features of these meetings
are always delightful.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
VOTING PEOPLES MISSIONARY
SOCIETY PICNIC AT SPRINGS.

The Young Peoples Missionary So
cietv of First Methodist church will
have a picnic tomorrow afternoon at
MYRTLE Springs, going out in cars abouc
four o'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
FLKS DANCE WEDNESDAY
OF MUCH SOCIAL INTEREST.

Social interest eenters this week in
the dance to be given on Wednesday
evening at the club rooms by the
Americas Lodge of Elks. Rollins or
chestra will furnish the music and a
number of people from the nearby
towns will attend, as well as great
many Americas people.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
PHILATHEA CLASS TO
ENTERTAIN BARRACKS

On Friday afternoon the Philathea
class of First Baptist church will be
hostesses to the Baraca class at pic
mic at Myrtle Springs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
Public AbattOirs As An Aid
In Marketing Live Stock

Many cities, especially in the South,
either own or control public abattoirs,
thus providing for centralized slaugh-
tering Of live stock under sanitary con-
ditions and proper inspection. Often
there is operated a cold storage plant
in connection with the abattoir where
meat may be cured. Farmers in the
neighborhood are in this way given
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
"PURPLE CROSS" BEING
ORGANIZED BY UNDERTAkERS

ATLANTA Ga. JulyI2.-According
to the trend of your imagination, the
following plan, which is said to have
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02
Corn Is Kin,
Andrew M. souIe, President Georgia stateg

For the period of the war; cotton is dethro
we must have our pork and hominy" if we're
the load There is considerable cause for alarl
state faces a deficit of 150000 900 bushels of COZ
ers of the State increase the acreage very mi 4
however, is not altogether the farmer but on
must be change in the credit system. The
100000 bushels; and in oats, to 5,6547S5 bus
shortage of former years it will be necessary@
grow this year approximately 100000, 900 bus
state considerable increase in the acreage
fertilizers, the growing of velvet beans in I'll
a major instead of one of the secondary
quite possible to increase the yield of corn
this year if the farmers and business mi
of the situation. Corn and velvet beans
/. Let us realize our duty and RESPOND
one phase of the food problem which
cult with which we have to contend
the boys at the front and sufficient
win the war.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02

excellent faciI
curing at a VI
per head foII
sheep, hogs,&
to dispose 4
of cured me
ing of cure
pier undertjW
than marke
cities in th&
nicipal aba2
a nlant in
ness men M
market; Il
live stock
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02

q federation are trying so hard to help
MRS. H. H. MERRY,
Chairman Home Economics Depart
ment, State Federation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02

GEORGIA,
To The Votl
Notice isl
istration ID
ter, said ST
beginning /
| tration of e
ify and vc&
| after To-
[by sa|
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-07-02

Per money by the Bank of FRAN
1913, that represents moth
promise that will eVentua
ed into a debt for futT
to pay.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13

sornnftiEaeH NIB arcftier. freI3e borter ait.
oebsifeu lUuIhen unb Jest anfliegtH In Der
rfftet bee Tlrecfpr p' 4abic Eetpiee.
Seftien O. bnb f1Higia (5O) s,toeeHi Der
Rotten bet beinaifH eetbeiiefara. obSheft nn
iiolirn brn qtelSHnafn, aHifrleai iDetben fon
In. Sefbdiiuib 20 ben 9cttbefieu. ipelsoe ben
beE eenaffi,,en BsrtefIeSnna reinliifeH moaea.
ah Gle eeis unb pAnbettisn ansrensenb ano
oHiiebeu on bic noreelebe 9efbsfetuns. tpelns
ititlinsf Hfls, bat Ne befoHbere Boubeile blrd
eennHHie petoehernnG erbdlien.
S<f,ipu 5, Enb bic 70 auiesIegteH Hfgetmerlis
In ,sftn tt0l idtFli1en 9nelunDfn bfsatli NET
ben foueH nitf 9iiTien auf bie Observation-Disclosures
3cbInHgen; horanfasitti. eat esr 9issrieamsr
mem 6inehn!eH. fol1e afehmen;s III Bear IN.
ufrfsuib bon gfp0nsia 900 1neen bon nrb na6
btE 9affrfHa ber befleuerneeu crbinnn5; bls
eTiie dbi6lneh satluna W 'nlila inHrroaio orel'
SO (S0) 1aesH mac Der Ssii oer panr1nf'
lHng.
pctiion 4. 4ob acnps ber eiabt gineinHati
aHsaeeebsH fps,Dsn icnsn Por ber aoasitioa
oer tefaqfeH aiItktgfniS.
sefiloh 8. aat htr sasfi SsE a'slsnlmiiciisH
ssss sss 'sasss aserIsoi H. bon sst eiast GHdanai
bsSakli nerbsn feu aus BEN 9rlbs ses ser'
sauis ben 40nbt, tpeidoe ben bei1atet einnt 'nr
solden 9ired unh In eer beu 0efeb norpd6rte
bfssg sasis nase.ssssn lsssse NJ ,'Iss, ss,,,r,,r
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pen gFrenan ebtniIe. spiidrB 1nniter gfrahf
unb bef gefblsHie bon atnn<r zttdts FIT be.
leais 8etbsiIsrtEa. fOie Ossu esiiimEt. befitntst
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ter INA bn.6ceiAbri perosn oon arb na6 BEN
Ehtcf,fn BON Hsist eriantisn ssiipaHiff an
SaIIsri am 2s gsaI a,ss, q o. 1917. ~ .e.,,,r.,s.
Realnu5iai: Grsb. E4neIIsr oIen.
e,uiasSrikfn; Gep Du9fd. Eagefrineis
iier. an 20. w1ai 1917. b.S
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Gterbli4feitsberidt.

9eurp Sdrins, "a, 2747 @eR G.
Strabe; SubertuIOie.
@ietor &e4tin 16. 9oatOu. &p.;
S9pG9e.
Serrp S9iet, "a, 21oe Zine Sh.;
S9pd9e.
!6enrp S6bm, 7S, 2638 SelsSu:
aoenue; g1ierenleiben.
5reS. SburmuH, %, 1107 Della
Iperle; subertuIofe.
9snriettu Drumming. "a, 5Oo3 aeo.
narO Strabe; Ser5Ieibeu,
Dora 9adbus, Al, 1924 GilfsS
Goenue; Sdpd6e.
Jrunt Jrietf6, gountp 2trnsn.
bdus; RussnIeiben.
Sorptbea gcfubsn sc, 2311 Rem.
per Cane; Rierenleiben.
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Sirtenbrief
Senbet Gr,biidjpf ROeller an Die
geiitIihtrit i'm Sntereife Der
areibeitsbOHbs, bes yiptben
&ren5es nno eer
y. W. Is. u.

@rsbiIbof MOslIer Bat einsn Sirs
ten6rief on bic GeiitIidteit Der @rss
oios6fe esidHbt, in peI6em sr iis
brinsenb auffOr6srt, barauf bin3us
pirten, bab bic gfssierung in bem
eegenipdrtieen ariss Die pollfte Inter
itiibuna Der Satboliten erbdIt.
Sn erifsr 2inis ristb Der @rsbiihcf
BEN @siitIi6en in ben tatboliT Then
8ereiniauneen Ioipis audi in ihren Sc
meinpen benglnta,if bsrSreibeitsbonos
su befirporten. Damn befiirfportet
er bic lIrteririibung Der seeeHtpGrtigsn
Sammsltompngne i'm Srterefe bes
Rotben Sreusss unb fhIiebIid fnnts
tionirt sr aud bic unteritiibung Der
gpune Mens gbriftian GHpeidtion,
pel5s i'm 9Guftrage Der Regisrung bns
fir Sorge trassn ipiro, bab bic i'm
sseIbe befinbltfrn Sruppen onsemeis
isne 8eraniiguneeu urb llnterbaltuns
gen in ihren Mubeituuben bdben.
Gum S6lub ermabrt Der grss
bii6pf gu irbrirTfigen Sebeten um
mDalibft bdIbiqen sSrieoen.
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9lbselebnt
!Sat porlGufis Die 9. ". &. @uttsS.
afer-4eielli6ait ben aufanf Ses
9lasu'ideu Gigentbums On
Gnrigbt IDeune.

Die SsutI5e R0mii4saothoI1S'
9Ottesatsr SeieIli4dft DiIb poriaa'
fig bas 4asn'i4e GeIauos an Der Gn
right 4peuue, bas on bea Ct. So
fspbs Gottesafer dHtobt. ai4t tnui'
Ii9 eriperben. 90 tpuroe in bsr seftru
glbeIlo in Der ct gsurisu S4ulha!!s
uutfr bem GUrits Oes praiioeHtsu
Senrp aiitnsr un6 Der Yrptotpltiit'
rung bes Setrstdrs eeorge Y,
S4raub itGttsebabten BoriuRbsfs'
ung na9 Idneerer Debate bei4Iohsu.
Das Sonbertommittne, fDel9ss be'
auftrost pOrbeu mar. in Der aas'Is.
senbeit nit ben 4leu'iden Grb;n
Rutipro6s gu ne9meu. beri4tete bart
Serrn S4ipper, baB Der DerIanais
Yreis ein gang unDerbdItNbm1bis
bober iei unb Die Gn9eleeeubeit lpurot
bunu, nddDem fe eiugebenO srorter!
DOroeu, DorlGuiig duf ben 9ii4 ss'
leat.
SnfoLge Der Tbotiotpe, 6ob Die
GrbeitSIobne ulfoIee Ger boben
2sbensmittelpreiie bur6tpes eeitiss,H
iinb, bei6Iob Der @Oriianb auf Gr'
pfeblung beg itcbeuben aoumittees.
ben SDotsuerdbsrn 1uf ben bpei SOi.
tesddern cine sinnolige Grtrar 3u'
Iags gu bsipiIieen. Die sob.snerGs
Der duf BEN ct. Rurien unb BEN Ct.
Spiepbs G'pttesoder erbalten is 800
uno Der SObtenerdber auf BEN q.
SDbdnnes Gottesater $50.
gluf bem Ct. Worieu 8ottesddr
purocr ipdbrsnb bes perfloFsnsu Ros
mats 66 2siben begrober unb bic Gin
nuhmen beIiefen iih auf 1878; orf
bem Ct. soiephs 8ottesadr rpurben
AZ 2ei6sn beerbigt unb $249.50 DsI,
sinrohrt tpdtrcnb duf BEN Ct. so;
bannes Gottesoder elf 2eiten tie
Iebte Rubeiidtt, fanben unb bic Gin.
nobmsn ii6 auf $50 belieFen.
Sberitutuleifter +. SslI6er beri6.
tets iiber bic ginnohmen unb aua2os
ben lpdbrenb 9ss berfloFenen Ror1ts
fuie fplut: 2rHenbeFianb am sJui
S3656.96; Ginnohmen s2932. .c3;
S43N.S7; perbI.ibt Gin
Don s2261 .ee. Grssr.
osm teriftets 6err 5eIfter. bab iSrau
'srurcss Drummer Der @e'enT6ofi mr.
ter BEN ;i6Iiher gsbinguneen 5000 fir
Die pfIeae sinss 9rabes uuf BEN e..
Sofep6s @Ottesader iibergeben BAT.
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Gilnifener
gernriadts seicrn selinbe Ianif i'm
@rauS Opera Spuie.

Cine geIirbe ponft ,purbe eeFiern
Ru9nfttag i'm 9runb Opera SouI,
beruriatt, aIs eslesentIi9 Der bort
itdttfinbenben 0anbefbtloerporfiib,
runs Der Slim bur9 bic Rsibuns in
Sranb eeriet6.
Oas publiium mahte onfGnoIi6
Wtisne SoIs iiber Sopf aus bsrn 9beas
ter gu iriirsen. q5er bsm aluoierfpiss
Ter Gifforb $. purcsu geIang es bic
aufgeregte Wtenee gu beruFgsn, inbem
er nit lauter Stinme ertIGrte, bdb Der
@erI6Iog, m peI6em iit Der Donbels
birbsroperateur brfunb. .afoIut fsusrfeit
lei.
Der Speruteur Geproe g. Tiron
loTbte benn aud btnnen ipenigen Ses
tunben NIT SiIfe eints gatsntlrd6ers
6ie SIarunen unb 2tIes mar bereits
oorifber, aIs bic sreuertpe6r nngeriidt
lam. Ratitrlid fiel ein qdns bebeus
terbes Stiid beg 9Tilms ben 1Iommen
Ium Spfer unb Der Sdaben bslGuft
'i1 duf etipa 800.
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t.ng lsti enI.s.arho w Dst Lrls oss f.sa A,tsslys
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Tot ber gugbsTrnb ber befdoitn qosth
eitate, bon eYrine BreSs sieeHas b,s Saafi!'
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g5rha1e Gaft-slriGTnenb ON ber fTsn'
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hbenus mt; ber nereliaen uutbsntHis eon
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beri sfDeiunbnenTuia nnb fets eunoerfliti
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State ben eta uIlb eif cuEoe<tiie 9uossu; ilr
gntuubsri ptsr 400 BUS sE ber pdtideH
gnrb,etnie ben eosaH ulse rnb ser QfpeoEnd
bon bieibHnbcr1 ntliu5ia unA fiurnenelinsia
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