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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
ORGANIZED LABOR
BEHIND THRIFT PLAN
Leaders Unanimously Endorse Thrift
Plan as Benefit to Individual
and Service to Country.

The force Of organized labor was
put behind the thrift campaign ant
war savings plan when the Labor Di
vision of the War Savings Committee
of st. Louis was organized Thursday
at the Planters Hotel.
Joseph e. Woracek, president of the
Central Trades and Labor Union and
secretary Of the Boot and Shoe Wo.,
ers' District Council, was elected
chairman and Maurice J. Cassidy. sec.
rotary Of the Building Trades Council,
secretary. The various branches OF
industry and organized labor, as rep
resented at this meeting through their
leaders, unanimously endorsed the
thrift plan and War Savings Stamps.
The Central Trades and Labor News.
the official publication of organized
labor in st. Louis, opened its columns
to the directors Of the st. Louis cam
paign for publicity and advertising. 1t
was decided to have the secretaries Of
the various locals become agents of
the first class, purchasing stamps and
reselling them to members when they
pay dues or call on other matters.
The unions will also supply speakers
who will explain the movement.
The members of the executive com
mittee of the Labor Division Of the
Wal Savings campaign are: Owen
Miller, secretary and treasurer Of the
Musicians Union; Charles ]. Lam
bert, president of the Building Trades
Council; P. J. Morrin, editor and man
ager of the Trades Council Union
News and treasurer Of the Iron Work
crs' District Council; p. J. Grimes,
past president Of the Central Trades
and Labor Union; Thomas 4. Coyne,
president of the Transfers District
Council; David Kreyling, secretary of
the Central Trades and Labor Union;
John G. Warrington. secretary of the
Printing Trades Council. and ].
w. Williams, secretary of the Carpen-
District Council.
The executive committee of the La
Dor Division of the ST. Louis Wal Saw
ings Committee pledged itself to in
crest the labor organizations through
out the state in the thrift propaganda. |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15

8eritorbene mar ebenfalIs @lieo Der
CD. 81. 9ariIs Stride in Cool.
sic binterlabt ibren @atten uno s
&inber. @ilbe1m Sreb, Sermann,
Sral emma @aener, Srai Minnie
3abeI. @uguit, 2ouiie uno 2omis, Z
@roBfinber, iorpie einen 9rioer, B
S6peItern, ebenfalfs eine,t grobcl
8erfpanoten unb 9efanntenfreis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
THRIFT CONTEST IN SCHOOL
HIGH AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL PU.
Pills TO COMPETE.
Prizes for Best Essays on conserva.
tion-State Official Sets Feb.
I to Begin.

Uncle Sam is anxious for the school
children of Missouri to tell him what
thoughts they have on the important
idea of THRIFT.
Uncle Sam Is a very busy man these
days, fighting the German Kaiser, who
wants TO destroy the country of the
parents Of the school children.
The nieces and nephews Of Uncle
am IN Missouri are going TO be asked
to write their views on how they think
they should ave a few pennies each
week to loan 10 Uncle Sam. For
every 20 cents loaned the lender is 70
be given 4 per cent interest, COM
POUNDED QUARTERLY.
State Superintendent of Schools Uel
w. Lamkin is planning for statewide
thrift contests in all of the elementary
and high schools.
The pupils are to write essays of
300 words on why they should econo-
mize and practice thrift. The children
are to advance ideas in these compost.
tons as to how they can earn and
save money by which they can acquire
Thrift Stamps.
Recently five boys in n OF the
counties earned SO each in one week
trapping rabbits. These youthful
Americans loaned the none to Uncle
Sam.
Superintendent Lamkin suggests
that some liberal citizen In each
school district donate Thrift Stamps
to be awarded to the pupils writing
the best essay on thrift in each class
room, the prlze-winning essays in each
district school to be placed in com.
petition with all the other prize-win.
ners in the county.
The writer Of the best thrift compo.
sition will be awarded a IS War Saw.
ings Certificate.
Festus ]. Wade Of St. Louis. state
director of the War Savings Commit
tee, has had $500 in Wal Savings Ger
tificates donated. to be used as prizes
to be awarded the best thrift essays
in Missouri. They will be divided into
20 prizes Of four IS Wal Savings Ger.
t~ificates.
The winners will be selected from
the essays written by the pupils In the
nigh schools and the four upper and
lower grades Of the elementary
schools.
The advanced pupils will not com
pete against the scholars in the lower
grades.
The Superintendent of Schools will
outline the definite plans Of the con.
test in a few days.
Il expect this contest" said Super.
intendent Lamkin, Twill, Great a state
wide interest in the War Saving cam
paign. 1t also will afford an excellent
opportunity for the school children to
suggest ideas on why they should
practice economy and thrift"
The thrift essay contest in the pub
&c schools probably will begin about
Feb. /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
Sreitas, ben Is. Gebruar, 1918
Bon Gpof, Nebrasfa.

SIM glitter bon rs Sabren itarb am
Sonntae. ben IS. Sanuar, in goof,
Reb., 2oiis 9amme. CT tpuroe arn
IL. @pril 1S43 in Berger, $40. &C.
boren. Dor 65 Sabren cling Samme
nod Nebrasfa rnb lieb ii@ in goof
11ieoer. Mm II. Sebrl,ar 1870 bei.
ratete er SRI. Oorotbea &eimers.
Ser 8lno ipurbe bon HaItor s.
Sempeler eineeieenet. Damme mar
Elm geadteter ebrenuerter Wann, be-
liebt bel Sung unb @lt. Or mar @lieb
Der CD. ct. Bauls Stride in Goof
unb n,lr ielten mar fem 9Ias in Ser
Stride leer.
Ser 8erltorbene miro iiberlebt bon
ieiner @attin Oorotbea un6 6 &in6er,
Sralt Inna Subolb, Srar @lbine
alass, Srau Bertha @ensineer, Sui.
9amme, Gral, emma Nabor rlb
2ouis 9amme iotpie bon bier S9pie.
geriobnen unb atpei Sdpiegertodter,
90 gnfelfinoer rr1b an6ere 8ertpano.
te uno 8efannte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
r. J. koener,
Il. @agenma9el
Sermann, No.

SD pcrbc Gcltrcbt icin nur Die
bciten Irbeitcn II. @aarcn 5u licfern.
SD babe LANCE g%rfabrung i'm Yferoe.
beidlagcn iomobl mie in Sdmieoe.
unb 8agenbanomerf.
Sarmmagen, 9uggies, Wanur.
Sprcaoers unS Sarm.g taidinen on
Sano oocr auf @citellupg 5l giiriti.
gen 9eoingungen uno gu a%nnebnlba'
rem 8rciien geIiefert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
9hngcr iolte nidt bcridiuenoet
iuerben.

Der 8crt oes Oiingers miro ia all
gcnlein anerfamt, aber MIR Die Be.
nigiten tun etipas, I'M Die 5rudtbar.
felt o%esielben gu idiisen. Ser Sar.
MGR iollte 6arauf adten, bob 6erieIbe
nidt gu ieDr Der 8itterune allseeiett
1T, ebe er auf bas SeIb ailsseitreut
miro. Cine Wiidune bon Bbospbate
uno Oiinger er5ielt Die belten @rfoIee.
8egen naberer Iusfunft ,pen6e man
iid an Die IderbauiduIe in Column.
bid, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
8ergleid.

"Ste baben iid nobl reft an ben
Oadel getuobnt,"
8ittib: ~9as mill i6 meinenl
Seben sic n,tr, tpie mid Dos Huge
Ster nit ieinen trellen @iieen on.
ldaiit = geraoe nie mein SeIiger,
ioer,n er ben Sai,sidliihel baben
tpoIIte."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
geHlerbnmor.

5rau: Isle ideinen nibt einmlal
aufrieoen at iein nit meiner @abe2"
gettler: "aber id bite Sbnenl
Sd freie mir ia pie cen blinoet
Neinooge, bet gum Seb,1rtstae n
Wonofel jei6enft fricat."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15
num6slid.

@ait: SIR &enner bot mir eeiterr
einen gar5en Seller Suppe auf Die
Sole eeeoiien; nun lit Elm GROCER
Settled 6ra,fl
@irt: Bon unierer Sr,ppe?
@dnali1 al,seeihloiienl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15

@benfalls itarb ar1 %. %SSanuar
Srau &atbarine NiemantL tpeIde am
81. IpriI 1850 in $ermann, $40. &c.
boren ipuroe. sic bra6te ibr Glitter
arf SO Sabren, 8 Wonaten lino einen
Sag. @r5ogen unb unterridtet p,,r.
be iie in Berger, noielbit iie nod bor-
angegangenem l1nterri6t bon Baitor
Doebring am galmionntag 1864 fon-
firmiert ipurbe. 8alo barartf 5og iie
nit ibren gltern nod 2orton, Neb.
Die Sabrt nad Nebrasfa ipuroe Ga.
mails per steamboat semadt. Sim
II. Mar5 1875 trat iie NIT @iIbelm
@iemann in ben gbeitanb. Ser Che
iinb neun &inber entiproiien. ems
beriel6en itarb I'M 5arten &inoesalter.
Sbre SeimitGtte bemobnten bie Che
leltte Niemann do Sabre aIs Tie nor
brei Sabren mad goof beraogen. Oie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-02-15

4 4 + 4. + + !. !! 4 + +
+ Every Thrift Stamp buys five =
+ bullets for use against the Kaiser. =
+ 4 4 4 + 4 4 +
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27


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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

luni~' DO We mean that We
can "uffcrd' to bu, only tn that
.Atsnt Wh,ch bring NJ di~cum-
f,rt in uur~clss~. of do We mean
eco honestly cut the ends and
trim the sides at our personal
desires, Are We figuring 80
fhm Ne can continue to buy as
shoes 90 are We willing e. takc
thc - Kind. 90 even cheaper
than thutf
iu>i what DO you undcrStaad
thu word Ca mean Make a
personal matter 81 n. Think d
over and decide whether or not
Hou. yourself. are on the SQUARE
with our tuys ''utcr there"
Ecmrmh,r. these hoys arr com-
INK back some day. aud arr
going o. demand uf "a what We
aid to bach them up and sustain
them IN that he'll OF horror,
thrS are nov enduring Zoe you
sud I.
Think ~ over Are Ne on
the lcscl with the boys or Just
getting ~" IL up to a. IN
dltiiualls. We cant ''psss the
hurt" fn our neishhor.
Tomorrow scrs the start II
the Foarth THIRTY Loan drive.
Nou don't have o. D. told WHY
this loan = neee-~arf. You
knsW. ubea tbe time arrivrs
owe cIssa eth tbc hoys over
thrrr. ~ your h.~t.
pt'MIgITA COMMITTEE
FOURTH LIBEHTN LON.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27
alaska CAPITAL IS
IN GREAT DANGER
FROM HEAVY RAINS


0.n arr fuceor'nR many families lu
fHr Casey sbuO addition of
Juneau. Nhoro Gold Crook has torn
tHInurl iH MarH and mkh0lds
washing uul numerous homes IA.
f.ru'H u tnc large government Dos
piiul loo tnat district which ha.
been abandoned. had narrow ss
r1po BOO iho Jrlnr Writer'S
Nr r1 ela wife oi me deputy
United sHirs marshal who wa
nuFht .h tho debris of her homo
which TOOK irc. was rescued Do, th,
'irn department after much effort
The home Has sent era hing by the
water into 100 apartment house
300 turn wa. piled up uu thc anne,
."l The Dus'iuolu Hotel q coucret,
structure
Tho bniol lHfr TODAY eas holdlor
o. burden Tho GasiInoau n the
.Iarrrf Hntu' u AusEI
Slide due fu me flood haya ada
'' io th, l1Wra uIpplnr power
plants HInur the mainland and put
iinr iuu.1d iu darkness. Slide.
f.H 11.U dome con lruIln dam
'r" iH government rosd. loadiur
POO |haur Perseverance and salmon
'r... sos papers uf juneau de-
pIIt.I 1i n.aer uer. forced Co.
n'nH '1Ir hut expect To re
w' publication tomorrow
.u great d..fr' la "a result of
''" t.a'' '. expected here because
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27
ONCE MORE
FAILS TO VOTE ON
W0NANS' STUFF RACE
CONTINUED from Page one)

(C0ntlnued from Page One)
fore saturday ras extremely UNI
Hkely' While leading opponent OF
the resolution aid the vote might
be- delayed Ind afiniiely
Vote Npt Pressed.
Chairman Jones announced that
before pres Iue q vote managers oi
the resolution decided to await the
return NJ pf Ga Toilette or
Wisconsin. who favor fne resolu-
ton and vho vas not paired lie
IL returning from California and o.
.3ue in Washington saturday night
Senator Jones also a.d that soma
tor Townsend of Michigan. another
absent supporter of Doe resolution,
but who 81 parted desired 10 vote
and could arrive by saturday
with these votes. senator Jones
and other champions ~ the resolu-
tion believed the necessary two
thirds majority would be- mustered
on n final roll 01'i Opponents.
however. were c0nflient % having
votes 20 insure lts defeat. even HIih
Hbsentees present Some senators
supporung the resolution admitted
tonight privately chat without amy
further change. the resolution would
boz defeated by one vote They said
the latest private raIl bowed That
/ Doe senate stood fu 80 ln favor
1i the resolution u.t ono short of
tw0.thirda majority Senator VIII
iiams uf Mississippi. boo an amend
ucnt proposed f0 Dufrnrhise only
white women, declaring that adop-
lion Of 10 would remove most of tho
objection and permit thr senate 20
dispose Of the question and give Us
Intention 10 the prosecution of tho
war Before .l|01ruinr tonight
the senate ordered roll call on
he williams amendment AS the
| first order Of hI mess tomorrow
Defeat Of the amendment generally
vas expected
Hardwick against suffrage.
Senator HarduiDk of Georgia
also opposed giving 'lo vote 20 vo-
men declaring th1f % would add io
| w hNANf NINHN ..N.'I'N' AAA Wv
south because negro soldiers under
constitutions OF most southern states
osn vote after ihe war Senator
Mcclellan Of Tennessee declared
that the foar 90 senators that the
suffrage amendment would disturb
tho racial franchise situation BOO the
outh was unf0un1o1
Senator NrEnInr declared th,
white supremacy over tho negro
would De- Increased Co 100000
hn1ld the resolution bc adopted
= don't believe o. s 1u invasion OF
the states right question be- con
| tuued
Aftor this war Senator Mcclellan
said there would ho thousands of
y1uur women n This country who
are without fathers and 90 whom
inc right of suffrage should b,
/ given
]
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27
ADVANCE PLEDGES
WON 7 Be COUNTED
IN GIVING H0N0RS


emphlsze the determination o. Tho
United States tD 1900 the utmost
force ir pr0.nr '.uv the war re-
rlfaie NJ Indefinite pence feelers
from flf central powers
Director General McAdO0 today
instructed regional directors 10
hage posted ~ shop and stations
another appeal 'o railway employees
fD subs rlhr t0 fhe Liberty Loan.
NndoN Displays Obtained.
approximately $4,000 sh0w win
dove RI 300 chain store conceTns
l hr used bY the treasury depart
mfrf f.r Hd.srfising purpose iu the
..Hn drive ThH Window we're Of
.rs' q. ffa department ~ labor.
fHe. Administrator Garfield an
rHar tonight that the "iightless
rh order wi'. not boz suspended
during fha Liberty Loan campaign
Requests fnr suspension 40 that
t.. uI.ti be lsod 10 Advertising
CO. zoos bad come from many agen-
..r. If Has said
Ef'Hmnne that coal ls urgently
tHie f0r tho manufacture N
for General pershlng's
forces ur Garfield said that not
."n a Liberty Loan campaign jus.
'ff ' . FOR electric light adj
H'nE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

Ih. chs ordinance requires ali
m.l.h 01HH to hate thn ulorcuUu
tr.l nn.n each year This applies 90
Iu.f ut ono or moro COWS who aeiI
nIE Dr butter in the city limits
InH ordinance for mo protection
ri mills consumers and via Doe strict
d. enforced
IIu.e joe that mo milk you use
comes ir1m "a healthy co.'s and report
NUE violation
JEFF D BARTLETT.
city Manager
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27
Dompan, Soul to Icrumc.

~ IT"T TT|7|
Du' iI.As. Ariz Sept -s Col
oual q ruahan. temporary command
or 0f The Arizona military district.
ann0u ced today that comwu. of
suldI.. heluuriuE tO fhr United
state guard stationed af Globe had
sem fn Jerome 20. precautionary
mcl I.e following the arrest ~ Jc-
rome tssterdav Of four Nsyiaus and
he r1lnr of several bombs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27
Get IN AND GO STRONGp
Says the Fourth Liberty Loan Committee

'H.t WHIST du v, moan o., that
u' HimId.' V'Ual' t,pr-
.'.'N what wrmir. 81 u, at-
H-h in f when $50 u.r BE- iu oar
rsIfr..ri intentions connected
with Huf purchase, or Intended
puuha-r. Df Liberty Loan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

co-ha. Peru. according 20 a moasaTo
received here today Russell who
formerly was an assayer 40 Na-oeri.
sonora. aud later YVES q foreman at
Ray. Ariz left here Tor PERI earl
in January o. take "a foreuauihip
with a mining company. F Co.
and four children reside ar Phoenix.
Arir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

Hy Associated Pres
PUEBLO Colo Sept 2G A por
lion Of "a Colorado regiment fighting
Zoo France recently was taken pris
mars hv the Germans Before the
Huns had time 90 get their captivcs
behind their lines. the Coloradoans
turned ON their captors. made them
prisoner and resumed the fight.
ing.
This was the announcement made
HF Governor julius &. Gunter. az.
Pop D." had received telegram
while hc was speaking 40 the colo
RADIO state fair today
IIv the President
Tr a Daily News Want Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27
MEXICAN SiTt ALTON
Al JEROME II QUIET

lY A.. afHi Pres
PHOENIX. AriE sept -t Adj
Riccs from Jerome tonight report all
is quiet there and chat the situs, Jon
is 500. bon hand following the ar
rival lu0m Globe This afternoon OF
go soldiers unfor command or Major
o. J. EHdy The detachment passed
thr1ur. Phoenix early This morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27
YELLOW TURKISH GENERAL
iRnNRS N CONSrNNTINOPLh
~ Ae<4ns.d prs.a

GIrvR SEPT rs Field Mar
hal Limsn Won Sanders. comman-
der ~ he Turkish forces. who flen
from Nazareth shortly before the
attacking British troops appeared.
has reached Constautinoplc Ad-
vices from the Turkish capitol say
Non Sanders will return 40 an early
date Co.. Berlin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27
BIsBEE MINING MAN
IL KILLED N PEiii


H5 Associated rress
BIsBEE. ArIz, sept 20 - +.
Russell mining man well bno" n
I'M Arizona and Sonora wa shot ana
instantly killed recently hy O dis
charged native contractor az Moro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

A slnipie transportation o. letter.
Spite reserves and reyerses
a rlmpls rearranFenent Of coudi-
tom viii produce either.
These fwo words. 80 alphabetically
aklr carry The relationship into their
~ assifgII 3l1lssi
Ihe igSe1ds's q your reserves &C.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

~ Q f. Do sn'urb ay the Ayenno
~ The Allie" win be- opened In
Fhih Avenue with tho uufurlinr of
t'hga of an the allies ON hlockr
DESIGNATED one Tor cnch allied me-
ton
40 The same hour O. Liberty Loan
parade win move mp Broadway and
mo first bond viii be- sold 20 Cover
nor Whitman after ceremonies NJ
the city hal
" noon the Liberty altar win b.
dedicated in Madison Squarr with
an address by Vice President Mar
shan ln the afternoon the first of
oric' of Allies days win be-
celebrated with EXERCISES In tribute
fo the BELGIAN flag
liuu ia. r.auNN..s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

'ffHHfH NHHfNf ~ ~ NNfANua
The presidents arrival VIII be
h'f'ldcd hy what is expected 10 be
'1o greatest din New York ever
made Fifteen police sirens. set M
Tor alarm in case ~ afr raids viii
f"st ont their voices Zoo unison for
'ho fret time az 1870 . m At =
O'Clock thousands Of steamer and
'uciory whistles and church bells
"lIl Join In the chorus and the city
NIll Un Illuminated with red flares
Tho 0i'y wiz be- bombed" by one
"I 'H' now Amerlcan-made Canrnni
/ n1rlinr as The actual selling OF
bonds 'urie saturday morning The
'Hn' hom,r which Vas tested at
Nin'oa rerantlv win fy over tie
CITY. protected by two Nleupor,
|'ni'le planes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27
WILSON Will GIT GRFAT
RE LPTICN N NEW YORK


~ - IT TTIIa
NlW YORK Sept rs Prepare
lions ncro completed tonight 10 give
President Wilson the most rousing
reception in the rity'a history when
Do" comes here t'morrow night 10
open ibc fourth Liberty Loan cam
paign with an address IN the
metropolitan opera house.
Officials ~ the Liberty Loan
committee ~ the Sew York federal
reserve district. are confident tho
city viii weep past its 1880. 900
600 quota NJ the $4,000 Don 600
loan early IN the campaign and viii
.plln up comfortable over-aub-
--rInILnn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-09-27

RESERVES AND REvERsEs
The broad ax., 1918-05-04
srop And saAD NINA

Tuskesee Institute, Ala.-Inforn2tion
reaches u that man posing - rep
rssentatise Of the Rossazald Rarai
School Building Fund, las been travel
ing through the state Of Arkansss and
claiming that Il Trsnty-ays (as) Dol
lars l. paid TO hin be can secure say
amount from the Rossnwald Find for
building schooIhoasee-
This statement IL . warning 20 Al
communities and psrsons interested in
building rural sshoolho1sss throneh the
Aid Of the Rossapela Fund, that any
person who sesk. payment 70 inhnsnee
the Rossnwald sontribufisa Is . fraud,
sad shsald Be iasl.atly reported 70 ne
local police snfhoritiss and : report
sszz 70 Tuskssee Instlt1ts. ms State
sspsrvisoss II rur.l s.hos, vork snsas
the colorsd psopls are e fello~s' Mr..
Jas. L SMILEY, Nontsonsry, kl.ssza;
NJ ,. A Presses, I1isis Rs<k, Az
kz.ses; 1fr. esozes D. osd.ra, z(Ilasr.
Georgia; ~ Lee n. F.vzos, Bzfon
noues, Leui.I.na' ~ Buzs H1sun,
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suzsHnrs RESCUE MsA'
2sso q ststs g.

(Rsy. Il. franklin Bray, D. "
Service HID every night IN y.
as 9 o'clock. Last Sunday va
esptisnslly good day in ever
Lord poured ont His spirit up -,
Two strong nsn prOstrsssd -. -
1t the altar Sunday night ana -.
heaven for mercy. One was
saved ae
ne supsrintsndsnt prsssnsa -
Institut;onal chnreh Sunday
One enrolled tor heaven. lis
Dr.. Bray YIN preach sunds, -. - :
8 p. N Special sermon at :
s'Ths war IN the Hght Of prop
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Ratsrsd .. sssosd-uass Nsstsr Aas.
10, 1903, 81 the Pest onss'ss chissgo,
nlinsis. under At Of March ., ls7a
The broad ax., 1918-05-04
Notice-Changs Of Name.

The organization, known for years as
the National Association for the Study
o Prevention of Tuberculosis, announces
a change of name and address effective
May 1, 1918.
The new and shorter name is National
Tuberculosis Association; and the ad-
dress is ss1 Fourth Avenue, New Yorl
City. Kindly take notice and be gov.
erned accordingly.
The broad ax., 1918-05-04
s.vs.s~ Aar.A.'ss sssai''
Waass1

A live ,svspspsr sdvsrtisi,s sslisi-
Ter; enc vAs k,sw ksv b hsstls fer
badness wanted fsr futAR Infer
nstisz, sadrss tie sditsr lsf tAis papg
sr pAsas, Ws.tvsrtA 35ef.