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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-20
w. S. S.
VECINA INDUSTRIJALNIH
NEzGOD Sc DA PRE-
PRECITI.
Foreign Language Governmental
Information Service
Jugoslav Bureau
New York

Hoy S. Bonsib, vodja varnost-
mega inzenirskega oddelka V De-
partment of Labor, je izracunal
ma podlagi statistike, ola je SO cd
sto cd vseh industrijalnih nezgod
pripisati osebam samim in ne ma
'ravnost strojem. Nadalje statlstl-
ka izkazuje, da cd 3S milijonov
moskih in zenskih delavcev V Zdr.
drzavah Sc jih ponesreci vsako lei
to 100000, bodisi da zgubijo kak
nd ali pa, da obolijo "a povprecno
Stiri tedne vsak, tako da znasa po
vsej dezeli zguba ma mezdah e.
mem letu $50,0OO,000, in to lie vsled
nezgod.
Te Stevilke so bile sestavljene
ma podlagi zadnjih preiskovanj o
varnostnih uredbah. V svoji bro
suir Mr.. Bonsib priporoca, maj Sc
prirejajo V industrijalnih podjet-
jih predavanja Z nazorniml Illus
traciiami, kako maj Sc ljudje OBJ
varujejo pred nezgodami. Mr.,
Bonsib smatra "a jako vazno, ola
mora delavec natanGno poznatl
nevarnosti svojega poklica In ma
cine, kako maj Sc jim izogiblJe.
Nemarnost je velik vzrok obrtnih
nezgod in mnogo izmed 18TH Sc ola
prepre6iti potion skrbnih instruk-
eli, zlasti, ako so tie podpiranl po
nazornem poduku.
Neka velika tovarna "a motor
ie vneljala varnostne filme, XII Jlh
pokazuje svojim delavcem V sku-
pinah cd priblizno ITS ljudl.
Kier Sc uvedejo filmi, maj bo lie
DO en- varnostni film ma progra-
mu. Neka velika kompanija je u
vedla opoldanske eetrturne pred
stave enim industrijalnim fill
nom IA teden. Opoldanski filmi
so primerni, ker ne kvarijo delav-
Gu veeera. Ako pa Sc uvedejo We
cerni filmi, recimo dvakrat ma
mesec, treba po narocilu Mr.. Bon
siba dodati k MIN zabaven pro-
garm, h kateremu more delavec
privesti tudi svojo druzino.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-20

Cavnice, XII so zaklepale verge,
katerimi je bill priklenjen k DIRE
vesu. In vse to Sc nj zgodilo
mOrda KanaSsu, temvec Cam
bridge, V srediScu in sedezu an
gleske kulture. Armadni caStnik,
XII ie to storil, je zagovarjal svo-
je dejanje V mmogih angleskih ca
Snikih.
Neki premogar, cigar hcerka je
zaposlena nekem hotelu kot
strezHnja, je izvedel, da jo "a,
lezuje neki armadni kapitan. Pre-
mogar je nato kapitana toliko ca
sa zalezoval, da ga je koncno do
bill, nakar ga je tako premlatil, da
je po nekaj urah umrl. Ia premo-
gar je priSel pozneje pred sodis-
ce, toda sodnik ,je porotnikom de-
jal, mai sc ne brigajo "a "nepisa-
no" postavo.
Porotniki MISC niti zapustili
svojih sedezev, temvec so takoJ
izjavili, da je premogar 'nekrlv ;,
In to Sc je primerilo zadnji teden
" kulturni ,Angliji!
JAZZ nisem stel vseh umorov, IL
vrsenih Londonu zadaja diva
meseca, o katerih so porocall ca
sopisi. Najvec teh umorov so izvr-
Sill fronte Sc vrnivsi vojaki, ki
so pronaSli, da so imele njihove
mlade zene "a casa njihove odsot-
nosti ljubavno razmerje drugl-
mi. In nekateri teh umorov so bill
naravnost senzacionalni.
Istotako ne zaostaja London
tudi glede ropov in tatvin prav
mic "a Chicago. Stevilo umorov
ma bankah, bancnih vlomov in ta-
twin ter stevilo tatvin avtomobi-
Low nj majhno.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-20
TTA1IJANsKA PosLANsKA zBoRNICA JE GLASoVALA PRO
MI oPIANDoVEsE- -EABTNETU. KABINEF
RESIGNIRAL
Rim, Italia, 10. junija.

Rim Italia unija. Itaijani kabine je danes zVeeer
rsgnira in scer prjen e zborea pOsancev VOLTA pro
njemu. -, LII
t ma mirovno konrenc ker e bill Orlando clan veke etVo
m kateri ppadao ang miniStrs prededn Lloyd George
ancosk miastrs predsednk Cemenceau predsednk wilson
Premier Orlando naznan svoO in svOjega kabmea
10 kra Vitor Emanuel pa d Sc rezrvrano gled sPreea
resgnacje
saniu nezaupnce nezaupneo ozrom vnanJo poko a
ianskega kabneta.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-20
Angleska civilizacija.

ANGLIJI so PRICELI PREGANJATI IN PoBIJAT1 CRNCE
UPRAV TAKo KAKoR Sc TO DOGAJA AMERIKL -
ZAIJUBLJENCE VALJAJO v SMOLI IN KURJEM PER
JU TER JIH PRIVEZUJEJo X DRFVJU. - CASNI-
KARsKI POROCEVALEC Sc POCUTI zADNJE
CASE TAMKAJ KAKoR donna
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Mirovna pogodba in
Nencija.


9l9 required by of October 9th
MARSAL FOCH PRIPRAVLJA NOVO FRONTO NAPRAM MEM
GEM CE sLEDNJI NE PODPISEJo MIROvNE POGODBE
SEDANJA NENISKA VLADA Sc BOJI PODPISATI
DOCUMENT gZATO 30 MORDA STRMoGLAVLJE
Ma IN ERzBERGERJEV KABINET 30 POD
PISAL.
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Wilson " Bruslju.

Post Chicago illinois, June 2oh
l9i9 as required by the of October 9th 1917.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-20
Italijanski kabinet
strrnoglaVljen.

True translation with the Postmaster Chicago Illinois, June ~
by Act of October 9th 1917
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
Wonder Sales
Event
At the Dollar Store Nov!

$6.e8 Women's Slipover
i Sweaters ....... $4.9S
4 One lot of Women's Sum-
mer Hats .......I 9f
4 One lot of. $500 Trimmed
Hats .$1.OO
Miss and Child's Slipover
Sweaters .........S 2.9S
lS$5. s. Silk Taffeta Petit
coats for .........S1.9o
SIS, 9S SILK Taffeta Dress
Skirts $3.9S
$500 Silk Pcplin Dress
Skirts .S2.SS
4 Choice any best Georgette
4 Waist S4.49
Georgette Waists, all col
4 ors $3.49
Size 2 to IA year Girls
Dresses S1.OO
Girls up to $500 Wash
Dresses ..........S1.SS
4 Boys 2-piece Chambray
Wash Suits $500
Regular SOC Women's
Sacques for $50
Regular $1.00 Infants
White Dresses 1890. $50
Women's Gauze Union
Suits, 2 for .S1.OO
Extra Quality ~omen's
Union Suits $50
Chemise Petticoats, Gowns,
choice S1.OO
New Wolfe Waists, spe-
cial $1.OO
House Dresses and Bunga-
low Aprons ...:. $1.25
Women's Silk Lisle Hose,
pair ............... OSc
Mems Half Hose, 3
pair 81. 90
Children's all colors Ho-
siery, 4 pair. .$1.OO
The
dollar Store
4 IO65 M ain st,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
FIRST SECTION OF RNGLING
RRorHERS AND BARNUM AND
BAnEY SHOWS ARRIVED IN
BRIDGEPORT.
LITTLE FUSS MADE IN UNLOADING
IT'S WONDERS AND PACKING
TEEN OFF TO FAIR
GROUNDS.
STREET PARADE THIS MORNING
AND PERFORMANCES ARTER-
NOON AND NIGHT ON PAIR
GROUNDS.

There were no sleepy heads among
the juvenile population this morning.
Young America was up and out long Dc
fore dawn Circus in town.!
Long anticipated. the invasion or the
rod wagons came true when, along about
dawn the show trains began arriving IN
the yards Of the b. & o. Railway.
II seemed as though there had never
been as MANY trains before. And, as a
matter Of fact there never has been.
There they werC-ncw name and al!.
RINGING Brothers and Barnum n
Bailey Combined shows" read the gold
en- letters that adorned IN" scores upon
scores of gala painted circus cars Hers
was tangible evidence OF the Eory thaI
had been for weeks repeated IN inc
newspapers or pictured in foot-hiGh let
tcrs on the flarng billboardS-'haI
Americas two most famous clrcuScS
had merged their finest features in one
vast super circus and were soon 10
descend on this city with the Digest
and hes, show 'taat had ever Travelled
awhcCl.
Hundreds Of youngsters greeted the
arrival of tho great circus. Nor was the
crowd composed entirely OF ki"uaSS'
Man. grvwu-upS were in evidence. IN"
verdict If the throng WAS voiced by inc
lad with the frcCklcd face.
SOME. circus" said ne.
Yet. big as is Ringing Brothers and
Rarnun K Bailey combined, II made no
fuss or noise in unloading ITS wond"rS
and packing them off to the snow
grounds As someone remarked INC
management mas evidently combined It's
System" as we'll as its many other
great features. First. as of old. came
the flying squadron" with all the
Kitchen outfit This is somewhat more
pondrrous than before because there are
moro people to be fct. Othcr trains
brought the heavy red wagons loaded
with canvaSes and properties. including
the vast paraphcrnalia uSch IN inc
mammoth pageant which Is 10 open inc
main-tent program hero.
Great Herd of Elephants.
And the elephants! Small wonder that
the big new circus is able TO announce
quarter Of p million pound pachy-
dcrm number as n feature OF It's arcnio
exhibiticn. TON" could have been used
in place Of pound" and there would
have boon none to doubt the advertise
mcnt. This city has seen elephants
and elephants" but no such battalion AZ
thar which swayed it's ponderouS way
through the streets from the railroad
! wards to the exhibition grounds this
morning And the CRATES! Their" were
some who claimed TO have counted
dozen. As matter Of fact, however,
the ever truthful press agent lays claim
10 but eight Yot this is four times as
many as have ever before been Travelled
with one show. All else seemed to be
in proportion.
Long before the hour set Tor this
mornings street parade the snow
grounds will have become the site or
a tented town. The big top" is mann
moth affair never before approached for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
QUICK RESULTS
SURPRISE FOR 4
COLUMBUS MAN
Body rull Of Pain, rheumatism Had his
Joints staff and Swollen; consH-
patsd And stomach DiSordered.
Lived Here az Years.
Declares The Re1sf He Got Prom Dreco
The New Root And Hero Juice
Remedy, short Of Marvellous.

The quick relief got was great
surprise TO me. for I thought my By
years would be against m" IN Eetl'hS
we'll" says Mr.. Albert Greer. 81 y "
High street. Columbus. o. For touc
years Mr.. Greer was in tn" employ OF
this city.
my Joints were stiff and sore from
rheumatism" he continued. IN iact !
had pains all through me. My bach
hurt TO stoop or bend over and c""id not
climb stairs without great pain
I've suffered long tim" from gas
tr,tis and general stomach troubles. 81"
had TO be very careful about my 1000 l
frequently had n burning sensation
after eating. I got sluggish an' tHlt
lazy and had no desire 10 work
Reading daily IN the papers ABOUT
Dreco. I went TO see IN" SpcS."i Dtr.I
representative at the drug Stor" ana
talked nv troubles over with hun.
got a bottle OF his medicine and righ'
thern is where things changed for me.
Am now free from the rheumatic pam
Nv stomach no longer feels bloatcd nor
burns, 7 am full Of energy and Flsor
and 20 about my work Ike young
man. sleep fine every night ana E''
un refreshed and feel hungry all ihe
time. l have already sent seEeFa' "l
NV friends TO buy Dreco.
Indigestion and other stomach disor-
ders many times are at the bottom OF
lots OF ailments Get the stomach right
and the bowels to moving regularly and
watch your other troubles fade away
Dreco Ia made from the juices or
twelve different roots, herbs. oarks and
berries, which act directly on the stnm-
ach, liver, kidneys bladder and the
blood. and relieves constipation neau-
.che4 rheumatism. catarrh. biliousncss.
div SPELLS. heart flutterinE. gas on
the stomach and other troubles.
Mr.. Keister. the we'll known Dreco eH,
pert has headquarters at c. H. Crest x
COS drug store. to meet the local pubic
and explain the merits OF this great
, remedy See him today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18

size. while tho menagcri" tent is almost
as large as tho main-tcnt of tormc"
years. The horse tents have likewise
grown" for the cQuines are the pick OF
the two big C!rcuscs.
The street Parade.
The first event Of circus daF-the
street paradc-will depart from the
show grounds at ten O'clock. II prom
iscs TO be the longest and most brilliant
procession that ever Splashcd its glitter
and gold through the cttyS StrcSlS'
Wonderful horses and n record numh"'
of elephants will be among its many
Surprises. Thccr will be many panoS
Of all descriptions and all countries.
several callippcs. scores OF open dcns and
q host OF novelties entirely new TO
spanElcland.
Ringing Brothers and Rarnum and
Bailey combined announce performances
at . and 8 D. m. the doors TO the me
naCcric opening ono hour earlier.
4 magnificent Introductory pageant
will open the circus program. TINS Will
b., followed by tho best. finest and most
sensational acts from Americas TWO
most famous shows supplemented ny
many foreign importationS. Virtually
every arcnic number Of the hundreds
presented is stellar attraction in IL
self. The riding acts inClud" that fom-
ous girl s0rnprsault rider from Austria
LA. Miss May With and IN" entire
Vir;h family; also the Wonderful Han
ncford family. including "robdl"s Han
ncford, the greatest rider in tho world.
Other riding novelties number the Mac
Pherson clan Of Highland Horsrm"n
featuring 81 Cnor RaE"nghi. III" w"rd"r-
fuI italian midget equestrian. tn" great
Davenport troU0" Of "Qu"SirinnS ~ az
other Of the riding features.
Two famous girl PERFORMERS who cr"
both vcrit:tblc leading ladies' OF inc
circus. are, Mile I<,itZ"l. greatest or all
aerial Cylrrnasts and Miss Bird Millman
the dainty little Queen of the wire.
Both are tho greatest performers IN inc
world in their particular line. and both
will be sCen on the same program here
with the. great circus combination.
In all. almost three hours OF aren1c
surprises will be presented in the great
circus 'rHS top" which is the largest
tent oyer constructed All tn" famous
acrialists, riders. acrobats and clowns
or the world will be seen on one pro-
gram for the first time and there viii
he an unprecedented num9cr Of animal
features, Including five great elephant
troupes. comprising what is known ms n
quarter OF million pound elephant
act" Five troupes Of trained seals
wonderful dog and pony acts and scores
OF the funniest clowns on earth Will De
on hand to a1nu@c tn" children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18

steadily growing r"VoII NJ NOM w.
49, r,assinr of wealth by the few aS
,,,,oins, tho novcriy and hardship oil the
masses of the people.
Japanese socialists recently sen; "sa
,,,.',,iro,ios =, socialists in foreign lahdS
asking for formal recognition OF lhs
T,n,nrs,. h,,dv which has been organized
under the name" japanese So''ai's'
Party. Va
Tho socialist party # Italy SEM re-
spunSr conveying their WILLINGNESS |"
recognize the JnparSS" SOCIALISTS a.
thor friends and ""-w"rN"rS. sen Na'"
wanna, the pioneer socialist az japan -
now abroad AZ the representative OF "'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18

ing whether it is tho national policy OF
Japan to allow capitalists to fatten
while the workers arc starving.
Or. Jikci Yokoi, of the Imperial UNI
vcrsity. in a public statement says that
democratic ideals long prevalent in the
great cities, have recently spread among
tho rural population. They have partc~
ularIy affected. he said school teachers.
members OF the young mems associa-
lions and other rescrvistS.
Many Japanese scholars arc reported
to be enthusiastically studying social
ism. Laborers arc openly interested and
are often heard discussing the subject
in street cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
party at homo.

party at homo.
The attempt 10 promote socialism,: or
a moro radical doctrine. is being pusheo
now because OF the awakening or the
workers to what they regard as IN"
evils of present economic and industrial
conditions. Tho average Japanese WORK
man - beginning TO raise his voice lot
better pay and more freedom generally
The Central organization for workinH-
nrcu in Toxic has addressed an open
letter 10 tn" home minister. the prcSi
dent OF IN" Chamber OF Commerce ana
others. declaring that in case OF war IL
/, tho working people OF japan who ar"
called upon 10 defend its shores and ask
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
JAP WORKERS ARE
ASKING COMFORTS

TOXIC. Jun" ~ Correspondence" OF
the Associated Press )-DcmHndS Tor
moro comfort for those who work for
wages and that fewer privileges be
granted to the rich urc the fundamentals
Of n popular movement which is gather
ing form in Japan. and which is causing
considerable uncasincsS not only to the
government hut to representative Japan
csc in all spheres OF activity. Socialism
Is attracting tn" interest of not only
the working people but Of men holding
important places in the domain OF cdu-
cation. This general movement is part
~ the reflex Of the labor unrest in for
eign countries and partly the result Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
NAY cHAHa1 A1xU1Ax1oH

HARRISBURG. July 17-Bankers OF :
central and northern west virginia SE,e
a conference held here tOeay with Mol,
ton N. Prentiss, manager Of the FedeFh
Reserve bank Of Baltimore, and A. H.1e
at Richmond, unanimously approved ,att
plan 10 place the banks OF this section Ii,
in the Baltimore federal reserve sub, ,
district. -
Sentiment Of northern West Virginiaa'
bankers Is being taken on the proposal
by Mcssrs Morton and Dudley. who cottaii
ferred with bankers yesterday at Par.4 h
kersburg and will hold a similar conii,
ference tomorrow at Martinsburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18

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Flies Fast! Good Value News!

And during this money saving 900 MORE IN JULY SALE
everybody passing along the message "Whites Bazr Is
irving the strongest and best values in town. and Whites
Bazaar is Won't you and Judge by comparison 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
"SEBEN COME LEBEN"
GAME BROKEN UP By
CRUEL ARM or Law

Thpre was i grand scattering last
night Oh Calvert street when Police
man Curry pouEeed down upon crap
game. rhe dusky wooers of the bones
scattered iii All directions when the
minion Of the law stepped ii and he
was able to lay hands on but one Of
them. He gave his name sc Edward
Williams.
Williams was taken to the city jail
where he spent the night, and this
morning was brought before Justice
john n. Sullivan and pleaded guilty
to charge Of gambling and was
fined SIS and ocsts. The costs brought
the t0sal up To s6.7s which the colored
man paid.
Thaa III the first tigne the police have
discovered d crap game here Ia long
lime and III 81 believed that this form
oF gaMhling has been reduced to the
minimum
Tho arrest Of Williams was the only
one recorded from Saturday up till
today.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
FIRE co. CoNTRrB TIONs

Day By day marks the progress in
reaching out for public patronage To-
ward de9rpying the expense recsntIy
incurred BY the purchase Of the new
caAemicai apparatus Cor water witch
Hook and Ladder company Of the
city8 volunteer tlre dapa EGmsnt Tho
collectors ars nesting With much en-
couragenent Oh ALI sidas, and the fol-
lowing has been donated since Satur-
day
James Andersen. S9.0a; Philip
Stevens. $I.00: lzlsa q. ThonaRs, 81, %:
AaFs. Samuel Wells. s9.O0: Il. b. La-
tourheau, 9l.O0s Morris ShannOn,
8I.e0: Dr. Il. ii Thompson. S1.0o: aGr.
r. Il. Thompson, s1.09: Mr.. II.
Thompson. 500: Aers r. q. Froalaen.
SI.oo: ii +, Frellsan, soo: Al +. 81
Iictt. e1.De: bliss T. @ Davis s1.Des
Audrey AruOldd. 800. Mrs. George 4.
Beai. si.oo; AEiss Glars r Martin,
s300.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
MADE SCIENCE Or CHECKERS
pa@ss gaelandera put pas1ime ON lie.
vasion That Made st Far Ahsve
Aaera Game.

those who mention the death % ~
man Stearna long 40 agent for the
Onion. recall always his championship
among New Hampshire checker plays
era Ii seems minor matter MOVE
bus there was q time when checkers
were important, observes Manchester
Union. III old times. when the snow
was deep. the papers not what they
are now. and the telephone not known
this game. 80 EASY and yet 20 hard
had its yofaries everywhere. A bonrd
vas al every grocery and Ia every
tavern. shrewd. usually rather thought-
fuI men wafh d mathematical turn OF
mind, held The hoDors Ia each locality.
Here and there notable authorities
we're developed. Men walked miles
10 play With each other. The merits
OF center and eide stack. OF conserya.
tson or sacrifice. were widely debated.
Now, the dominating thought Of the.
people has become better expressed
Ia baseball. Only few of the elect
stilI make the game passion.
There ID yet To be written phIl0so.
phy OF games. Why are Englssh-
speaking peoples almost the only peo-
pie. except American Indians, to play
haseball7 How does II happen that be-
fore the war enc might see crowd In
France waiting with breathlcsB Inter-
eat the important strokes Ia gatne
Of croQuet! Why do all the South
American nations seem 70 have little
Interest ID any ont-of-dOOr sports. ex-
cepk racing, rooster lighting or bull
nghting7 Why has india no out-of-
door national sport except talking
philosophy and relIgion7 Why "A
Scotland devoted to golf instead of
cricketg Why has Germany produced
only one or two pugilists Of reputn-
ti0n7 why have nations that have de-
voted most attention to bali playing
and pugilEsn been the dominating ones
ID commerce and government
Recreation Is a product of character
expressing Itself freely. What does
the game Of checkers meant Evidently
contemplafive. mildly pugpacious,
calculating spirit. delighttng to plan
campaigns. carry on defense and Of
tense and aE the end feel that one
made good contest. That was what
che New Hampshire men OF past gen.
erations delighted To did iii life. Some
are 81 that nature still. Some ex-
press ii with other games. Al faction
vii forever keep the checker board II
view. Perhaps they are the kind Of
men v 10 v.ll remain the conservatives
in sogsal and political life.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
AGrr, coIoRED MAN
BEEN PREACHER AND
TEACHER 90 YEARS

x,-n,,d s, claim the distinction q be-
= , ! ,ae,,,har 81 The old school and
ho s 81 bis eighty-six winters and
cu,,a an equal numbr Of summers. tlle
nav jeremiah 81 Swami, colored, Yis-
itea Annapolis Saturday
Tha aid colored cIergynan's horne =
u 30 hian where be Is pastor Of the
rc,orpd presbyterian church oi that
sactinn 81 the county, oEgsllized = hail
csntury $50, BIZ the Baltimore pres
/ ysery. at. ii which ne nas been lae
only pastor
Besides being preacher Rev. swami
Il alsa teacher. and for fifty years ne
mas taught the colored church schooi
at Lothian.
He takes great interest IN ms WORK
s. both preaching and teaching anu
haa made i success Of each; He at
tends the sessions of the baltimore
presbytery with which his church y
inflated and is deeply interested y
It's work.
While his head and beard are white
| Rsv swami could easily be taken for
sfxty-fiye rather than eighty-six s.
avs however. he can account Tor FL
hIs years. as he vas 4 slave, and after
the civil war he went to school and
studied for the ministry
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-03
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Fascinating Dorothy DaitOn q 90
unusually delightful story. Hard
Boiled. Z Will be the very pleasing ~
traction at the Palace this evening,
Coginne Gelrose. prirna donna Of q
musical comedy company. II stranded
~ the hick t0wn Of Niaasburg. AL the
company naanage To set sway, alae Civ
ing her own savings 70 help one ~
the gisis ~ her own town. She naight
have gone too. had she accepted nd
from her sweetheart Billy PenfOse,
the Tenor. But Ia AZ Of jealousy she
rejected his kind OMer 0k assistance.
Left TO her own resources, Corinne
faces the almost hopeless task Of ind
Ing Job In Nilesburg The only IL
habieaut nth. whom she has spoken II
sanctinlOniOus old akindints Deacoh
Simpson. who attempted to force his
attentions on her during the last per
foFmarlce og the dsfanct opera. She
learns from the ticket agent at the
depot Of p good hearted old LADY Wno
might possibly aid ners aaau makes neE
way 20 the cottage, 81 Mlgs Tiny Coa.
yin, who has this charitable reputa-
ton, Old Miss Colvtn welcomes the
Wanderer without question and
COrtnne soon finds herself Installed IN
home whose mistress radlates
kindllness. Mis- Tiny IN her nm
worldliness has become entangled u
the uieshes Of the local ItoEey lender
Deacon Simpson, VINO threatens g
toreclose on the homestead unless the
small loan is paid Immediately
Cortnfie, stranger and penniiess, sets
her vita 70 work % bafEle me old Skin
Mint, ana save the home % ner oene-
facfress. Fliis situation Furnishes or
pOrtunity for the development Of some