davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-04-10

But won't we have gay old time in
this country when the various foreign
rulers begin to return the presidents
callsi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-04-10

Berlin having specialized in creating
riots abroad did not expect to find one
In her own streets.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-04-10

and long afterward your clothes
will look clean, bright and fresh if
you have taken the precaution of
sending them to us to be dry
cleaned and pressed into their orr
ginal newness. In order to be sure
to have them back in time it would
be wise to send your clothes here
as early as possible.
Suits Made to Measure
From $500 to $4,000
Ostrich Plumes Cleaned, Curled
and Dyed
MILTON MI.ADENUS
PerTysburg, Ohio
Phone-Red 1853. Res, Red 78
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01
ARRESTARONA LA
HIJAD DE Leon
TROTZKY
Sc DICE QUE FRAGUABA
UN COMPLOT EN-
VARSOVIA
Seis milIones de rublos tenla
en- su poder al ser
detenida

COPENHAGUE, diciembrc 31.-
Tn gran comolot bolsncviki para apo
dcrarsc de PVlonia ha sido d~cscubler-
TO en- Varsovia. scgun dice un despa-
che rccibido en- esta capital, p]roccden-
te de csa ciudad.
Agrcga ell despacho de rcferencia
que las autoridades dc Varsovla san
arrestado Il numcrosas personals que
Sc considcran complicadas en- el com
plot. contandose entire elias NADIA me-
nos que a una hiia de Leon Trotzky,
el Ministro de la Guerra dcl copIcr-
no bolsheviki russo.
La hija de Trotzky tenia en- su
poder scis millones de rublos. que lie
fueron confiscados al ser dctenlda'
G sc cree que eSa suma la loa a
dedicar al sostcnimicnto dc la cons
piracion.
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Una republica bolsheviki, de-
cIarada en- Silesia

LONDRES. Diciembre 3l.-Un
dcspacho de- Berlin recibldo en- esta
capita! da cucnta dc que ei sabado
pasado estall0 en- Ia Silcsla, un mo-
vimiento bolsheviki, d~eclarandose en-
huclca los obreros. que sc apodera-
ron de las companies que los en-
pleaban, obIigando a los jefcs hajo
la amenaza dc las c~arahinas. d tlrmsr
toda clase &c doCumcntos.
Sc dice que cstos dcSordeneS o
del mismo ~caracter que los cometl-
dos Dor los holshcvikis rusos. pueS
no han faltado los asesinatos Y fo-
hos y dcmas c-ccnas de v~iolencla.
Sc dice que Ia Silesia ha sido de-
clarada una rcplblica b~o!Shcv1Kl.
Fl MariScal Won Hindcnburg ha
tc~leerafiadc a los magnates indus
trialcs alcmancs. d~iciendo!es qus
~apovaria Ia ocupacion ingIesa De
Berlin. scgun dice un despacho re-
cibido on esta capital por Ell Daily
Mail. o fecha del sahado.
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PARIS, diciembrc BEL Presi-
dcrte PoincarG tiene en- proyecto ha-
GER una vista a los Estados Unidos,
despues de la Confcrencia de Paz.
Tai proyecto 10 rcvelo cl Primer Ma
gistrado frances, q IN c~OrreSp0nsal
de una Agencia dc information, a
quien concedio una e~ntrcvista hoy,
d%urante Ia cual, cl Presidente predi-
10 que Francia, los Estados Unidos
Y los aliados en- general, e%ntrarian 4
las conferencias de acucrdo va sobre
las bases de paz.
Ninguna fecha nj detalles sc han
fijado para el proycctsdo viaje del
Prcsidente Poincare. pero sc lie sugi-
rio que los meses de JUNO o julio Sc
rian los apropiados.
"Naturalmente,' contcst0 81 presl-
dente con una sonrisa, como Presl-
dcnte del pals donde la Conferencla
de Paz Sc va a efectuar, no podre sa-
lir antes de que esta termine.'
FL Presidente declare que las noti-
cias d materiales ~diferencias entire
los aliados. eran puras ~invenciones. Y
agreg0:
NO prcveo la menor d~ificultad pa
ra que Sc liegue a un complete a
cuerdo. nj aun en- los detalles. Is
tamos en- completa ammonia sobre las
lineas generates. Los detalles sc a
rreelaran tan pronto como los dele
gados Sc pongan d la obra. Sc nece-
sitara. naturalmente, algun tempo,
pues hay una enorme cantidad de de-
TALES que arreglar.'
Hablando de la vista del Preslden-
to Wilson Il Francia. ell Primer Ma
cistrado de Francia dijo:
Nos sentimos en- extreme feIlces
nor Ia vista del Presidentc Wilson.
Va ~visteis la reception que Sc lie hlzo'
Fila Sc debi6 a ia admiration que
81 pueblo de Francia siente por e!
nueblo americana. 10 mismo que por
su Primer Magistrate que tan gran
napcl ha jugado en- la guerra"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01
LOS ALIADOS D0MINAN
LA SITUACION EN- Ell
NORTE DE RUSSIA
No es cierto que hayan sido
destrozadas las fuerzas
que ALI operan
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WASHINGTON. Dicicmbrc 81
Noticias muy fayorables nan sido
dadaS a la Secretaria dc Estado del
Gobicrno americana. por cl senior u.
4. M~artiuzZinc, rcprcsentantc en-
esta capital del gohierno de Arkan-
gel. acerca de la situaci0n en- eSa
region del norte dc Russia, que han
vcnido 4 calmar Ia ansicdad que ha-
bia respcctc Il Ia sucrte de las fuer-
zas aliadas Y americans que sc de-
cia habian sido destrozadas por los
boiShevikiS.
Oficialmcnte 50 ha ]anunciado gu"
ell senior MartiuZZine ha cOnferencla-
do con cl Secretario INFERNO dc Is
tado. Mr.. Polk y que 81 information
mucstra que Ia situaci6a cSta doml-
NADIA por los aliados.
De acuerGo con csos informcs, Sc
sabc que las fucrzas bolshcvikis eS-
tan mandates Dor oficialcs alemaneS,
y que por conSiguiente pucdon ha-
Ger bqcH 40 dc IA artillcri2 ! ca
honcs de- trio rapido, pcro qIc no
ti2ncn amino para Ia lucha. 10 que
hac" que Sc m~anteHgan Sicmpre a
bvcna distarcia de SIS o]ponenIeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01
POSEN, DOMlNADA
POR Las ROPAS
POLACAS
SIDO EJECUTADOS
VARIOS OFICIALES
ALEMANES
Y otros muchos d~esarmados
Y arrestados por las
iuerzas poIacas

LONDRES. dicicmbre SIN dcs-
pacho recibido hoy en- cSta capital da
cucnta dc que las fuerzas p~olacas Sc
italian ahora en- control lie la cludad
de Posen. Y que han ejecutado a va
rios oficiales alemaneS, desarmado a
otros Y encerrados en- las prisiones al
gunoS. Fl despacho agrega que la CO.
m~unicacion entire Pcsen Y Berlin ha
sido cortada.
Este ha sido el rcsultado de los
mctines que estallaron en- Posen la
semana pasada. q raiz de Su llegada
j esta ciudad de lgnaciO Jan Padere-
wskv. el celebrc ~pianista y iIder po-
laco Sc eSpcra sera ell Primer
P~residente de Ia R]epublica polaca.
Los p~olacos han estado procurando Ia
anexion del Distrito de Poscn. y 4
clio sc debc la rivalidad que ha sur
gido entire ellos Y los alcmancS.
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Ella tomo
Adler-i-k a!

Mi esposa estuvo c~nfernla, por es-
pacio de ounce amos, de 10 que los
medjcos llaman ''catarro estomacal-"
Durante csc tempo Sc VIC obigada a
guardian rigurosa dieta Y a soporta:
rrandes sufrimientos; pero desde que
principle a tomar Adler-i-ka sc sien-
tc perfectamente bien.'-(Firmado)
f. Parker. Brock, Tex.
.Jrcr-i-kz s;ryr nara ncG,rali.ic los eases
= sustancias acidas y aIivia cast !NS'fANTh-
NEAMENTE los dolores dc cstorra;7. In
pia Ia partc superior g infcrior Gel ,'teS;i-
no Y cl canal alimcnticio. EE2ete 'ouaS 'aS
matcrias pcrjudiciaics al or%ll;enio v con
mucho Mexico SC aplica para cl ~conshpado:
- un gran preventive contra Il apend'ciiis'
por muchos amos hcmos venGido Adic:'i-ha'
Ia cual csti ~compucsta dc "buckthorn' Gas
"a, ..iicc-;ns y otras nucvc drocas del TODD
inofcnsiyas. De vcnta en- Ia Wagner Drug
Co. San Antonio. Tex. -AuN'
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;. uuircd ry the act of October {. 1917.
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LONDRES. dicicmbrc &l.-Hoy a
las go dc la manana. el Presldente
Wilson ~emprendi6 81 viajc de regreSo
= Francia. habiendo Sido ~dcSpedldo
Dor cl pueblo con demostraciones !
euales a las dc 81 reception.
Esta va fucra de duda. tanto para
Ia opinion publica. como para Ell SEN
t;r de los estadiStaS. que Ia vista del
| presidents a este pals. ha tenido por
resultado IN complete entendimlento
| de los 7~ropositoS ingleSes ' america
nos.
{ Fl tema de todaS las conversacioneS
y d;scusioneS aqui. 10 constituycn Ia
! ro~n.lnGente declaration del PreS!dcn-
e Wilson contra Ell "equilibrio del po-
der. hecha en- 81 d~iScurso de Man
/ chester. y Ia no menos co]ntundente
| declaration del Primer Minlstro fran
ces. VI. Clemenceau, al abogar Adler
-anleate por el regreSo de Ia antigua
{ forna dc alianzas.
Aun cuando los peri0dlcoS publican
Z grandcS titulos las declaracloeS he
chas por Clemcnceau en- su dlscur-
50 p~ronunciado aver ante la Camara
dc DiputadUs de Paris. en- 81 cuai nace
aluSior a Ia conversation que tuvo el
Presidents Wilson, Y sc interpreta eS-
| "A como una indication de que Ell Pre-
sjdente esta conformc con que lngla-
terra retcnga ell control de los mares;
en- ccnverSactone5 ~privadaS sc rcvela
( Que la v~erdadera s!gnificacion del dis
curse del Primer MiniStro frances sc
attribute al hecho de que Surg'ran en-
las conierenciaS teoriaS Sobre Ia paZ.
| cue seran contradlcroriaS entire 81.
Ell Presidente Wilson. Se@un sc 50
be. pcrmanecera en- Paris haSta ma
mana en- la tarde, e. que debera SaIl7
para Roma. En- csta capital. vista
"a al Rey Victor Manuel, al Papa Be
nedicto ' al Colegio Metodista, regre-
! sando a Paris. a principles de Ia Sc
! mana enUrante.
Fl Primer M.niStro Lioyd-Geor"e
) sali6 hoy para su casa dc campo. en-
! dondc pasara algunos diaS dc d~cscanSo
antes de sal;r para Paris.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01
mo TOSA MAS!

ST I'd. padccc dc tos. Eripa. Influenza, etc
use Ia podcroSa hicrba Mc%icana "CenIza
Blanca.
Esta maGnifica nicrba In s:do uSada en-
Mexico por variaS Ecrcraciones y ma demos
trado ser In mas cficaz para curar las en-
fcrmedadcs antics dichas.
Pida la maravillosa ''Ceniza Blan-
ca" del Dr.. Stukes Brochial Zone.
De venta en- la Botica dc la Union,
$40 ". Houston St. San Antonio,
Texas. Precio, soc. paquete.
Dirija sus pedidos acompanados de
su importe al
SIR. POLICARPO MIRELES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01
Garantia
III
1000 Pesetas

EstS no - ana snSenSaJa azc-c'"a lie U7 IN
dividuo irresponsible. +, uH hccho ab>oiuta-
ricnte genuine. 81 cual -rfs apoyado con Su,-
&c por mile d .ndi duo rU-ado> n0 solo "1
lnSlstc-ra sIuC t,mnr"u "n tnJo 81 muna"-
CS.an6c Giru curar. ug uulc-U ~~gr7oiSmFntc
s.Snificar que sunjuiSt~o Eu hraGUcrC. alno-
hadilia Il oiro aparaso guc 5cndrt que uSarsc
c0n-tinuamsntc Dor los 1sc!su-rv con "bJr;o de
cc7Scrvar 81 VuebraGUra on al lCEar- 70
G.icro Grci- Que wl >iStcms P'-rlltc q "a cue
b-aaurs dC,ar de -ats~ Ir-Ttante= s~-c.ac'"~ y
e~o1vie-te Il PsrJr ;s- .aa~ns J -Ier,r como
antics dc osu--iT Ia Gurg-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01

aouclIos. Durantc cl combate, los
b~oishevikis hicieron Iso de artllteria
con n cual a~rrasaron varlaS villas
Y ma,aron u muchos campeslnos que
NO tcnian ninguna participation en-
la revuelta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01

Nj Fr-o. ana r"rsa -e. r-Gl snN'ars Al listed
c. murhn gI>-o. cNr.Ie- r.arauI"1tc emo
pucdr us.~a cura-sc "a 81 wl~mr SIN d"."- "
rccrvruicncl- UCr s-t- -.ErHla- 10 l de-
cu.-T dcSvues dc habs- -.-rioC 81" raisEr" H".
rucnos asrs d GEs ~.'"D- sG1-1 rog.c. IA S&"i
los mrdie"~ GeCraU r-a lfgu-Jv We cIEr ;
70 me erei en- ef GenSr .- as" a n-Hcu cake
r. 81 beaciicgu u, nj ac~eGar.mts7to con e!
reSulszGo DE- r9c anon nrc~ n1-e1cS amos Sis
b estado rarandv qucuraaura~ en- t't2~ @S
p1rteS del m'JnGU-
listed prcbaticn1c7.. "--a-' t-tr-r~aro en-
re-ibir con cl Eo-c --aCti;u y urucna del ira
rauiento u0c- ~ts-ur10C.m~ tirwaC"s a." mos
pNcos entire los muvro~ uue.rutes cuSaCo~- No
pierda tempo y dIHr-" en- '-s-Sr d" "Stens-
cl otra pa-tc % uGr m' d"srrnr'n''e1to o'-s-
70. pueS solo Sui-'rst ro0-ratI-TUOs- lone IA
pilma y lIenc 81 cgPou Ugr "-las al plr GT Nte
7nuncio, crv1smcIo uc- cor-cu y .n' Horp. Caa
ropia Ge M Ga-sutla. IA p~"eba ar ~ t5aia-
nriento y OtrCS dc-allcS Cu" listed nrccsitA IL
scr.n cnviaGos embellishments
Sirvasc no cav.ar GinCro atIlno-
CUPON PARA PRUEBA GRATUITA
Or. wa. : RICE. IS. I-@f-G.F" Bo- Ne. 81
50. S,or~r4te- St. LoTdr.s. E'-. irGla'~rrH,
yfuv :. mic :-Si-vasc enviar -rScailzmcn-
T. al information y p-uepa para que go pug
"a cu-ar M aUcorad--a-
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II nartida del presidente constltu-
Va nm ~sencillo acto. aunaue sin pre-
codonte MUGS tanto ell rey. como la rel
~ aromnanaron a huGspedeS has
+, Ia estacjon Victoria. Sus magcSta
Sos os,nvioron IN cuarto de bora en-
M.o-,,, los,;GicnGosc dc SuS
-
DOVER. djclcmbre Sit freSi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01
70 euro
Ia QUEBRADURA

Ea-ri5r piG.-u6n Ga P-a~br s~-r-5yr'r d~ mn
Tratausr~'n. pr cE~Hs uhar Gs n-
Ebyp e d~tGUry c~srrG 60
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01
OEERTA ESPECIAL

M mamie dIrcrN cGyir so
lamcnte su direction. y a vusl-
Il de corrco ,c rcmi-.rc.1 os :
Una p-CriCs2 JsricJG 2,lEF no
vioS O dc f~Clicrta-iGn. GltiEnu =
noycGo~p c~-i,o- ID -Xt pUi=s-
das. con pElsaIcs 81 r~alrr. I'M
D-cSa en- ~PGuUj. SGCrasda con
liS.oncs d- scds = yoiorc5 :
pGcSta en- sG caJa especial: una
dncera DO PoSsajcs- EctraiC5 Ge
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DESPUES DE D4EZ sHNUTOS NO
OUENa7x nj SENAS DE vELLO
EN- SU CARA

Su preI permzDeoera tan suave bnpii
como q terriopep. No So ma-irior I'd zoe
acuSax ek<tricx- So pc-mitA Que sc zrTan-
Te 81 vcfio de IN tx $40 aDinando roiancp-
tr co n uZutns a5ndr 81 yriio c-erc sobrs
NJ ezra eaa EARAVILLOSA CREHA- J
dxspass Or der mioatcs. no duedaran scna-
ax d. v~Hp en- 50 rSt~p
No oe.a -nsfn dnor n dsna>e q euts "'hI
ieaeudp.
Exnba kY psdbcn5o uD poro de essa
rra- pofpoe ete es q 1niro tatanrrnto.
Que sn dhlor y sn arrapcar 81 pe.o- orstrU~
m 81 vrAo do 81 car. Abao1utamrntr rnofen-
9vp. pepp npy cfieaz
Vale sokznantc 500. Sandpnos &c. en-
eztanpSIks p-ostaics o Pasta y e retn. o
psSzra I'd. I 81 entrczn- DTTeccs6a:
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-01
RECRESO A PARIS
FL PRESIDENTE
WILSON
HOY EN- LA TARDE SALE
PARA ITALIA, DONDE
PASARA "A SEMANA
La prensa de Londres comen-
las decIaracienes de Viii
son de NJ. Clemenceau

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). 0uircd ty tine act of October {. 1919. &:
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POINCARE P[ENSA
VISITAR Los
{. UNIDOS
DECLARE EN- UNA
ENTREVISTA A UN
CORRESPONSAL
Ell yiaje, 81 lleva a cabo, sera
cuando terminen Las
Conferencias de Paz

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!. True translation filed with the Post
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!. quired by the act of October {. 1917.
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rsCRIBANoS listed NMEDIATAMENTE Y \ NtELiN nh
CoRRFO LIE DNREMOS UNA INFORMATION CONPLhlA ! Z
~ IN, aero, DE ESTA GRANDISiMA NENTAJA y Ii
DIREMOS FL. NUNERO ENNCr0 DE DiAS IN QUE L -
NOS II DINERO EN- MENICO. ESCRiBA HOY.
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los ANGELES MERCANTILE COMPANY LS ANTILLES NE 1kSHzv VomA '
== Los ANGELES MERCANTILE COMPANY =

Y ACADIA ac deposjtar e III Banso de Los Angels, Ell Bank Of Ltaty,
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Ia Ia n. FststoS UnidoS. ~eSun cer@ncado que a4u! puo.;&noS. para" .E Eur" /.
- n,pStr3 cHcreIa una luSa Gue nhGU"" o"d ""N"" ''
ir,e.+ro ma Drhdo garaNtZar haSja hoE'E e>'. H.. a,
Oe ~ dinero sc paGara dentro q IN hu"e'" N"'S"' =" "' ~
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Need o. Churches,

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hroad-cloth and more sack-cloth.
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decreases the power of resistance to
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Centenary Campaigners Glue Aid
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Of Vast Organization For Loan
Patriotism Makes Many Vital
Changes in Plans of Meth
odist Episcopal Church for
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Drive

Patriotism has made vital changes
IN the plans of Methodist Episcopal
Church leaders for the Centenary
campaign and both the spiritual and
financial programs outlined will be
made TO harmonic with plans OF the
government announced after the Cen
tenary schedule had been made out.
The Centenary financial campaign
for a $105, 100000 fund to back the
five-year program of home and for
sign missionary work was scheduled
months ago to open on April II and
reach its climax on May 4. Last
month plans for the Victory Loan
campaign were announced and Sec
rotary Carter Glass of the treasury
department requested that the Cen
tenary financial drive be postponed
At a meeting in Columbus OF the
executives of the Centenary commit
tees it was decided to open the.
financial campaign on May Is.
Without the spur of war to drive
them on it was feared that the splen-
did campaign organization built up
by Liberty Loan workers might have
become weakened. Again the Meth
odists rallied to the government and
It was decided to offer to Secretary
Glass the $4,000 Minute Men or
ganized for the Centenary and the
aid of the Methodist press and the
Centenary publicity department in
prosecuting the loan campaign.
Every detail of our plans that
might in the least detract from the
force of the loan campaign has been
made to harmonic" declared DR..
Appleton Bash, executive secretary Of
the Centenary in the Pittsburgh area.
During the loan campaign no con-
ficting general conventions will be
held and wherever special or regular
Centenary meetings are held the loan
campaign will be pushed.
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banded to include war work and its
initial appropriation of $5.00o,0o0 for
war reconstruction work viii be In
creased five-fold for it will take $685.
100000 to carry out the church's five
year program of aid to its American
heroes and relief for war torn Eu-
rope.
The relief ship does not inaugprate
the church work in Europe for 1t 10
already operating orphanages In
France and Italy and supplying food
and medicine to war sufferers.
Home Relief Plans.
Clinics, dispensaries and public
rooms for rest and entertainment will
be established in many cities In
France and Italy. The work in these
countries will be OF permanent ma
ture although II is inaugurated now
as a war emergency measure.
The plans for home war relief work
are being worked out and will be an
nounced before the Centenary cam
paign reaches its climax with the
drive for s1O5,0O0,00O from May IS
to May rs. The financial drive was
postponed from April ~ at the re-
quest of the secretary of the treas
ury so it would not interfere with
the Victory loan drive.
Postponement of the financial drive
came shortly after it was announced
that the great Columbus Exposition
which was to have opened on June
20 and closed July would be ex-
tended to July Is. The magnitude Of
the celebration promised to attract
so many thousands to the Ohio city
that it was decided another week
would be needed to accommodate all.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-04-24

Another change made in the Cen
tenary program is extension of the
celebration at Columbus of the hun
dredth anniversary of the mission
work by the Methodists. The Ohio
state fair grounds wore engaged for
an immense exposition, to be staged
by missionaries and natives from all
parts Of the world III dates orig
inally set were from June 20 to
July 7, but so imperative were the
demands that more time be allowed
that it was decided to continue the
celebration to July 10.
Speakers of International promf
nence will add to the attractiveness
of the celebration and the hall where
they will speak will be an attraction
in itself fer it is pronounced sec
ond to none in America in it's ac-
coustic properties. 1t will seat
10000 persons and those in the
farthest part of the hall can hear
a speaker of only ordinary strength.