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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
SODOMA siGOMORA
Tulburari mari in Germania.
VESTILE Sc CONTRAZIC.

LONDRA, Martie 5. - Noua re-
volutiune din Germania, pc cit Sc
vede incurajata de greutatea celei
mai mari parti din muncitorime 81
de elementele politice radicale, a.
vut de resultat al sau astazi convin
gerea crescfnda asupra Upset de a
grabi cit Sc poate de multi incheie-
rea qnei paci preliminare.
Presa engleza asigura astazi gu
vernul german de sprijinul seu mo-
raj ca 81 de aceea ca aliatii vor a.
yea de grija ca Sc furnizeze neno-
rocitei tari nutremintele necesare.
Ziarele engleze aratau teama ca a.
tlta timp cit nu Sc va face acest lu-
cru, aliatii nu vor Fl in stare Sc CO.
lecteze idennitatile. Dinsele ara
tau ca victorie a Spartacienilor,
ar aduce Gu sine, ca un rau necesar,
ocuparea armata Germaniei pen
tru un timp nelimitat.
Gu privire la progresul revolu-
tiunei s'au primit astazi aici ra-
pOarte carl Sc contrazic uncle pc
altele. Revolutiunea era Sc fie SEM
nalata prin Q greva generala in Ber
lin. Rapoartele din urma spun ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
IN
GERMANIA.

COPENHAGA, 5 Martie. - Gu
vernul german sta fata in fata Gu
cea mai grava 81 .posibil ultima
incercare de a-si manifesto auto
ritatea, s'a anuntat All prin o
depesa .primita aici.
Disordinile in Berlin cresc me-
reu, greva generala sd spune ca
s'a intins 81 asupra Leipsig-ului,
unde spartacienii sunt decisi ca
sd Sc opuna fortelor guvernului
ce Sc apropie de acel oras.
Trupele guvernamentale sc spu
ne ca au ocupat depourile de arti-
lerie 81 magaziile de la Spandau,
unde 47,OOO de lucratori au esit
in greva.
Socialistii indepedenti supoar-
ia fara rezerva greva, lar decisi-
unea majoritatii Socialistilor, cit
81 Trad Unionistilor Sc asteapta
in fiecare ora. Tipografii de la
Tageblatt, Vossische Zeitung, Lo-
cal Anzeiger, Morgen Post 81 de
la alte ziare ne-radicale, au esit
in greva fara Sc astepte aproba
rea uniunei lor. Nici una dintre
aceste ziare nu au putut Sc a.
NOVA.
Hrana Sc spune ca mcepe sa M
mai fie datorita pradaciunilor ce
urmeaza prin multele jafuri ce
Sc fac.
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CITI AU PLECAT ACASA?
1900 STREINI Az PLECAT DIN
CLEVELAND, o., DE CTND
A fNCETAT RAZBOIUL.

In numdr cam de I3 la a, dln-
IRE cetdtenii ndscuti in tdri streiae
% strdini din Cleveland, o., al
,dpdtat posapoarte pentru ca sd Sc
"eintoarcd in tdrile Tor, de cfnd s'a
;sprdrt rdzbOtul. Asa span t,tnc-
'ionarai dela birOul de imigraye f.
1eral de aici. fntre cei plecaH. cei
MAJ multi sum Itahem. Rom5nt,
f0drte PUTIN.
Gel &c at fdcM r,tgdriie s' ar
plecat, au fost tarati pentru pasa-
poarte CT u'a fet de dare pc cei din
mrn,d 6 ami. Pentru ami 1918, 1914
81 1915 az trebuit sd pldteascd u1s
percent della cistiguJ Tor din acei
ani; alte dOud percente pentra cfs-
'igul Tor din anm 1916 81 1917; iar
pentru anm 1918 nu trebuit So
pldteascd s percente.
Pentru cercetarea ddteiOr ca sd
sc aderereascd cistiguL curat, s'aH
cerut 5 pima la 10 Sile.
Dintre ces carl au plecdt, ce, t.
neri si-au arafat dorinta Sc rein
toMce, pSnd cind cei mai bdtrini,
lie object az crutat de-ajuns pen
tru ca sd Sc poatd odihni acasd 81
sd trdtascd din fyuctM ostenel'Ior
l0r.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
Wilson 81 Taft hlaintca
din New York.

NEW YORK, 4 Martie. - Ras-
punzind criticei facuta de uni Sc
natori Gu privire la propusa ligi
q natiunilor, presedintele Wilson,
la adunare de 5000 de repre-
zentanti 81 cetateni Americani in
Metropolitan Opera House, in a.
junul plecarei sale spre Paris, a
declarat ca critica ma facut nici
0 impresie asupra sa, fiindca nu
era nici un mediu prin care acea-
sta critica sd ajunga la dinsul.
Presedintele zicea ca sentimen-
tul pop0rului este destula dovada
contra acestei ingustimi de cuge-
are 81 de egoism.
Cind a zis Cd nu-si putea inchi-
oui cum criticatorii planului ,,pot
srai 81 nu traiesc in atmosfera lu-
nei'', intreaga audienta a isbuc-
lit in hohote de ris. A explicat
lceasta remarcind ca nu putea
'a-Si inchipue cum acesti oameni
pot trai fara sd fie in current GU
'venimentele timpului in care
traesc.
Presedintele zicea ca n a desco-
)erit nici un pic de logica sau ge-
lerositate 81 criticiSmul acestora
81 nici vre-o ideie de folos.
Parte din discursul presedinte-
lui a fost similar sentimentelor
aratate in Boston saptamina tire
cuta.
Cmd presedintele a, VENT pc
scena nina in nina Gu fostul pre-
sedinte William II. Taft, muzica
a intonat cintecul patriotic o.
YER There. Luind aceasta ca
motto, in primele sale cuvinte Mr.
Wilson a zis ca accepta 1ndemnul
cintecului 81 promite ca nu va
veni inapoi pima ce dincolo nu va
ii totul sffrsit (till it's over, over
there).
Referentele prin care presedin-
tele a cules mai multe APPLAUSE au
fost tributul ce a platit idealului
de care erau animati soldatii A
mericani 81 atacurile 1ndreptate
contra criticilor sal, despre care
zicea ca n'au fost in stare sd
,simta bataia marelui pulls al ini-
nei lumei''.
Ultimele referinte au evocat
att ovatiuni, cit 81 APPLAUSE. Dis
,ursul presedintelui a tinut pa
.ruzeci 81 doua de minute.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
,,FIRE!' - STRIGA FETELE
SPARIATE.

ALLIANCE, 0. Martie 4. - No
ri negri de FUN, all alungat din pat
pc fetele (65) spariate della Mo
unit Union College,, carl au iesit
din dormitoarele lor imbracate in
vestmintele de noapte. Studentele
acestea au fost simplu pacalite de
studentii della acea scoala, carl au
stfrnit fumul in mod artificial
A fost tras 81 clopotul de alar-
ma 81 fetele toate au iesit afara. An
toritatile della scoala cauta dupa eel
ce au pus la Gale gluma ce Ii Sc pa
re 81 lor prea-prea.
Fetele spariate, au pus legamint
sd Sc razbune asupra studentilor
carl le-au pacalit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
CANADA IMPRUMUTA
BANI ROMANIEI.
ROM1NIA CUMPARA ARTICOLI in Pref
DE 25,OOOO0O DOLARI DELA CANADA.

Contractul comercial fntre Ca
NADIA 81 Rominia, care era in cur
gere pentru stipularea conditiu-
nilor de citeva saptamini, aflam
ca acum a fOst semnat de ambele
particle. In virtutea acestui con-
tract Rominia va fl autorizat;
Sc cumpere de la firmele Canadie
ne articoli in pret de 25,000.OU
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
ROS|I DESARNEAzA PO-
uTlA DIN berlin.

COpenhaga, 5 Martie. Multi
mea revoltata 1ntrat in mai null
te sectii politienesti unde a fortat
pc politisti ca sd lapede armele.
In acest timp rosii au taiat linii-
le de telefon, ca greva industriala
ce inceput, sa Sc poata raspindi
mai repede 81 fara ca politia sd in
tervina. Orasul ramas in intune-
ric, lar comunicatiile au fost intre-
rupte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
AMENINJARI DIN PAR.
TEA LUI TROTZkY.
LONDRA, 5 Martie.

LONDRA, 5 Martie. - Con-
form unei telegrame primita as
tazi de la Helsingfors, ninistrul
de razboi Trotzky, vorbind ina
intea congresului de soviete Pan
Rusesti, tinut la Petrograd in 25
Februarie, q anuntat ca avea pla-
nuri gaia pentru ofensiva ge-
nerala a bolsevicilor pc toate from
turtle.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
D PR|VIRE ASUPRA R0mANIEI,
De: WONTANYE PERRY.
(Urmdre 81 Sfirsit. J

(Jrmare 81 sfrst.)
Fie pima de actvate De pda, uncle zle cin6
jos la Sarat insota de membru al msune
Rosi Pecau trenu Isl automobiul
cnsprezece mil de refugat nt regina vza oenatee dp
satu In coibee pne de ger titus ntra cop in bra
tele patu ga
toarca la casele
suite de cop lea mpart hane lea autat mil
lille Ell a imbrac Mnca mic deu apoi peca prn
sat- cercend fe casa pima la Anc
in auomob drum de douazec de mile departare
peste mmt nalt aungeau pima
'eri anate Dupa acea ngu drum pima la Iasi sapt
in dimineaa urmaoare gaia pentru alt drum
In dstrictu vesc aitea cop faa
buia aut Astfe inca od eu munei Cuce Ros Americana
imposbu u
Moscova aun pne poav din Petrogad
ajuns douazeci 81 patru.
Trebue sa nasin de regina 81
mposbu fost nvns cncizeci de mani de
81 douazc cinc de mil a Moscova precum
umatate de de buon Refugat pus la fa
hane Vorbnd de impossible personal
gratioase facue de u mise noase pntru
deaa in nma mce prncese eana Ea bravo mica prince
capacae eroica apcare pe sacrcu
1ns in fuga din Bucures puea
ua char pentru fata unei regime papusa cata
ceae absolute in mp de rzbo Astfe
ppus insa in tmpu une astf de furune nenoroc
timp gndi la dorintele unui copil?
o persOana mp Dare a gast pu-
tin tmp de de dorintee mclor cop I'm mesagu
pecat spe Pograd dmneata bra
e eane ohnea mai frumoasa papusa pc
inima pima de fericre exprmao
ost Oata de sngura Amercanuu
mocu ucruui sau avind att de mari responsabta avut
timp de inteege inima uu copil
Cnd umila fost fOrtaa Romn
d fost repezentant aaor parseas tara parere
de rau pleca nd mica stingere
sgura Sagu de pc munea ce fost
tor poporu s strns in uru renuror pngnd
de membri paramenuui VENT
och scala lacram Frau oameni batrni smteau
lor Ina cuau 81 cedna regn persta Tara
ba supusa otul inamulu bogate istrus ogata
susnea amata german pa trbut enorm totusi
prveau in vo veeau sperane umea
dea numai fnunerec
Luni de ze dupa msunea fost forata
regina a reusit sa trima urmaorul mesagu:
vCabIOgad prntd in Lond0 Apre 1915 pentru Ander
son, della regina Roneiniei
,ScroGreG Dtrd ajuns la mijloca
lmtunerec 81 al surmtelor Eu rdc
ceOr aw petrec perana celor erece Rog
toti oceio lucrat mine ute
ceastd crdnd md ssme in acese mpu snumec mev Es
n comt'nuu actiutde toae dc crescinde bne
cuvntese pc tot aceioce tinut nnane. Maria"
,Si in peranta celor peece
pne de ncrere de cit della aceia invaut
npenetrabili9
Ac steaua uce din raspatind curaul 81 credina
Sa nto ndart in ubta capaa ndarat supusii au
mo dolatre nenchpuita carl prives spe
la veselie 81 prospertate
81 indarat prospetae fecre trebuie naune
ntoarc De ca Cd dreptu micor naun
fe proteja, uita Rominia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06

DELEGATIA IRLANDEZILOR
PRIMITA DE C4TRE WILSON.
New York, 4 Martie. - Dupa ce
presedintele Wilson STA sffrsit vor-
birea tinuta la Metropolitan Ope-
ra House, q PRINT in audienta de-
legatia Irlandezilor. Rezultatul au-
dientei nu Sc site.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Established n lSA3.
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
era ryAssrsnx urnr1YNyYA

Term begins September nth, 1919.
Located IN the beautiful ana historic
Shenandoah Valley Of Virginia. TIM
surpassed <climx&e, hands0ins build
ings and modern appointments stu
dents past session from ~ states.
Courses, Collegiate - yeass); Prepar-
Atory u years). Music, Art, ExprAe-
sfcu and Domestic SciencA Small
classes and thorough work. Send for
MARIANNE p. HIGGINS, Principal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29
THE COLLEGE OF
WILLIAM AND MARY
1A0a-fQ10

I0W0-lV1U
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Thorough academic courses leading
to the degree of A. B.. q. S.. and M.
A. well equipped laboratories and ex-
cellent library; unexcelled health con-
ditions; historic environments and in
innate contact with the best ideals Of
Virginia
William and Mary IL also the
STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE FOR
MEN AND WOMEN
Special Teachers Training Courses.
Course In Home Economics under
the Smith, Hughes Act. Pre- Medical
course. Pre- electrical. chemical en-
gineerinR and commercial courses.
State scholarships for those prepar-
ing to be teachers and superintend-
ents Loan fund for Virginia students.
Next session begins September 18th.
I1s1e
For particulars address,
THE PRESIDENT,
College Of william and Mary.
Williamsburg, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29
PATRIOTIC ORDERS
ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS

The Junior order United American
Mechanics. Patriotic Order Sons OF
America. Order OF Fraternal Ameri-
cans, Sons and Daughter. OF Liberty.
Daughters OF America and Patriotic
Order of America on last Friday gave
81 hearty welcome to the returning
veterans OF the war. soldiers. sailors
and marines. who were members Of
these different orders, with an old
fashioned picnic and sports of various
kinds. at Forest Hill park.
More than two hundred nicely
printed invitations, with colored al
sent out by the Joint committee hav-
ing the matter in charge. Enclosed
With the invitation was a button. with
the flags thereon. which tho recipient
Was requested TO wear. The rains OF
the past few days, and the con-
unued showers OF the day. dampened
to some extent the ardor of the day.
Early crowds OF people from. ALL parts
OF the city began to flock TO the
grounds, ladened with baskets filled
with good things for the inner man.
The invited guests as the boys
who have been in the service are
termed, took full advantage OF the ad-
mission. free Of charge, TO all amuse-
mentS OF the park between / and
O'Clock. They all wearing buttons on
which were the flags of the allies
Marshmallow, potatoe and peanut
games were prepared; also bag.
needle and. fat mans races and tug
OF war. Dancing was continuously
going on in the pavilion all day and
continued until midnight. There was
plenty. and to spare. of good things
TO eat, as well as soft drinks in album
dance. During the day large
crowd visited the park and partici-
pated in the amusements, and thu
occasion was most enjoyable one,
and highly appreciated by all who
were fortunate enough to attend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

|WASa sAsy M - So ~ - IN
whether o. net ~ desires 10 study
Greek untfl NJ hAS had = chAnce to
study ie and, ~ . coiaeeQuence, there
.Are many who, knowing the advant-
Age that has flowed to them through
acquaintance with one OF the most
resourcsful and beautiful q the
world'e tcngvse. desires that every
boy and girl should have that
chance. and that on the same basis az
any other study regarded ~ essential.
In such view, however. compulsion
would rather appear In the school
than in the university.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

(0psetAlly Tor The Christian Science
Mcnifcrl

nj (0poofAuy tor The Chfistiah Hcsencs
Mcnifofl
IestoA Masa.--The Boston Teach
eS1' ciuh. called representative OF the
etAoe sixteen women teachere' clubs
~ this city, and having . Ynemoer ship
~ 1.ses % the t-see women seachsrs
h tAA city& schools, has pstittoned
shs Desson school board for an increase
~ nfntmams ana naximurns by s7ss
4 Is the amount needed to bring salaries
up to the recognized standard.
Though the complete financial sup
port Of the Boston school department
Seem1 for moment 70 be not as
aur>a since the city government has
not yet accepted the increased school
appropriation bill recently passed by
bath houses OF the state legislature,
yet the teachers feel that. this fact
should not stand In the way n their
asking for and expecting 10 receive
what ia coming for and expecting to
receive what lis coming to e% widely
admitted 70 be their Just economic due.
Further. tire teachers align themselves
with that big general movement the
purpose 81 which is To see that all
women in airy KIND OF employment OBJ
tain decent living wage.
A Boston schooimsster who "a a
member of the school board In one OF
tHe nearby iVN GS - ASfGAAEo 80 h~s1
said that the hrst question his board
always asks Itself when drawing up
the budget for the coming year Is.
.sHow much money will 1t take to EN-
pioy the very best teachers And
then after that is decided the remain
der Of the appropriation goes to sup
plies According to the close ohserva-
tion OF many persons, In large num-
Der Of instances. when towns and re-
e. tho
reply has beer. we cannot think
Of II. We have too much equipment
70 install"
Now that the Boston school board
has this year gone ahead of the teach
ers In q demand for fairer pay for the
latter, the teachers seem to be quite
confident that better standards are
near IT hand, 1t now appears TO be
Tor the appropriating authorities to
act.
Members Of the elementary teachers
local IS, affiliated with the American
Federation Of Teachers. say that the
union will support the petition. A few
days ago Local IS received a commu-
ntcAtion from the Elementary Teach
ers' union in Washington. District OF
Columbia. asking help in obtaining
raeoAee OF the bill now before con
eIess that would fix the minimum Of
THE Warrington teachers at 1000. The,
now have a minimum of $3.50. The
senate II willing to grant II. but thus
far the house has not wanted to &c
over $500. Local IS has sent back
unanimous vote OF agreement and 1t,
membera 1rc asking Massachusetts,
congressman to support the Washing
ton measure.
noaton grade teachers receive
minimum Of 1895 The acceptance o
!. the petition. would bring it up to 1854
There are minimums In the Unte'
GtAtes that are higher. as for instane
11.1eO in Arizona.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

At Pine Street Baptist church ser
vices will be conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Leland Jerome Powell. at ii A.
Nj. and Sis r. NJ. Subject. Morn
ing. Tho Christian Calling, evening,
The Man that Did the Best Thing
First" Sunday school at $50 A,
M. Junior and senior p. Y. p. Z.
meetings at 7:15 P. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29
State Normal School For
Women
, FREDERICKSBURG, VA.

NNEDEsfS111ASOUE w.
New Buildings and Equipment
Beautiful. Elevated and Healthful
Location on Historic Marye's Heights.
Strong Faculty.
Courses for Primary, Grammar
Grade and High School Teachers IN
strumental and Public School Music.
Drawing and Handwork Practical
Agriculture, including Dairying. Poul-
try and Bee Culture. Household Arts.
Practical Education for the Teacher
Or Home maker
Both City and Rural Practice Teach
Ing and Observation. This Institution
is entering upon new era OF expan-
sion and extension.
For information write:
A. h. CHADLER, JR., President,
Ercf1cricksbur1 W.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29
SERVICES TODAY

In fmmanual Baptist church there
WIZ be preaching at IL A.. NJ and
s;l5 p. NJ. by the pastor, Rev Leland
W. Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29
Radford State Normal

Offers courses for the training Of
teachers for the primary grades, for
the grammar grades and for high
school. Special courses in household
arts, manual arts and other branches
Free state scholarships.
Excellent railroad connections from
,au parts of the state. New freproof
buildings. artesian water supply large
shady grounds. spacious gymnasium,
outdoor games and recreations SWIM
ming pool in administration building.
For catalogue. booklet of Views and
full information, write
John Preston Mcconnell. President,
East RAdfori. Va.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-03-21
NEWS FROM RouToN

People are beginning to do some
farming, and some are beginning to
gather their last years crops; there
are also. few gardens being plant
ed.
Mrs. Annie Adams and children
visited in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. H. Cunningham Wednesday.
Miss I.udie Crowder is visiting in
Paris this week.
S. r. Cunningham and son Ed
were in Paris Wednesday
Mrs. T. L. Buoy who has been i'll
is improving.
Miss Mona Buoy and Maurice Car
ter we're in Paris shopping one day
this week.
Mr.. Ed and Miss Elsie Cunningham
were visitors in the home Of B. F.
Crowder Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hastings en-
tortained the younger people Of this
community last Wednesday night, all
reported a jolly good time. A large
crowd was present.
Frank Davis and DR.. Bomar were
visitors in the home of Roy Davis
Wednesday.
Mabel Bowden who is in school at
Henderson is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Bowden.
The people Of this community were
deeply grieved to learn Of the death
Of Mrs, Sam Rawls. The family
has the sympathy Of the entire com
munity.
Miss Mary Patterson was the guest
Of Mrs. Joe Routon last Thurs
day,
We are glad to report. that Mrs.
George Steele is much improved at
this writing.
Miss Freddie Walker is in receipt
Of Germanrhelmet that her brother
Ed sent her from German. Ed is
enjoying good health and seeing lots
Of beautiful scenery in the European
countries
Miss Lorene Wiseman visited rel
alive at Mckenzie Saturday and
Sunday
Miss Verna PEBBLES spent the week
and with relatives at Henry.
Clyde Cunningham is reported on
the sick list.
Mr.. Roy Davis and little son Frank
are quite i'll at this writing.
w. o. Cunningham has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Jackson,
Tenn
Ed Cunningham and sister Elsie
were visitors in Paris on Wednes-
day.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-03-21
PURYEAR LOCALS

James Moore and daughter Miss
Matte shopped in Paducah Thurs
day.
The music class Of Mrs. Grover
Davis and the expression class Of
Miss Kinda Burton gave delightful
entertainment at the High School on.
Thursday night.
The Puryear free school closed
Friday much to the regret Of patrons,
pupils, teachers. Many interesting
talks were made. Puryear could and
should have longer term of free
school. Wake up patrons and put
forth an effort to have school.
Mrs. Guy Pittman will open a sub
scription school in Puryear next Mon
day.
Miss Kinda Burton will continue
her expression class. She Is doing
excellent work here, which should
be duly appreciated.
Miss Myra lobe Of near Whitlock
is the guest Of Mrs. B. B. Littleton
this week.
Mr.. E. B. Sledd and wife and sis
ter, Mrs. John s. Mcbride and young
son and daughters visited their
brother w. T. Sledd and family the
past week. They live at Benton,
Ky.
The tenth grade class, taught by
Miss Lula Paschall gave very IN
teresting play at the High School
Saturday night which Melted neat
sum, which viii be used for the BEN
eft of the school
Mrs. E. E. Dinkins of Paris was a
visitor in Paris Saturday night, to
attend the play.
Bro. Hodges Of Martin, Tenn,
pastor Of the Puryear circuit M. E.
church, filed his pulp tat Puryear
Sunday.
The ladies aid society Of the M.
E. church conducted candy sale"
Saturday evening at the store of T..
@. Nix and Co, and neat sum was
raised.
Miss Rubena Valentine Of Whit
lock was a Puryear visitor Saturday
evening.
Miss Jackson Of Jackson, Tenn, is
visiting Miss Mary Atkins here this
week.
Miss Margaret Small, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Littleton has re-
COVERED from recent illness.
Walter Johnson of Paris paid this
city a visit Saturday and Sunday
and attended the play given on Sat
irday evening.
Carl Paschall recently faom France
attended the play on Saturday even
ing.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-03-21
EUNN's CHAPEL NEWS.

On account of the big rain Sunday
some Of the young men of this COM
munity were disappointed and did
their calling Monday night.
Miss Thera Bum is visiting her
sister Mrs. Hastings this week.
Horace Greer, of Denver, Col, is
visiting his mother and other rela-
tives and friends in this commune
ty.
Mrs. Elah Hastings and Miss Ethel
Greer visited in the home Of Mrs.
Tom Greer Monday afternoon. =
oma Nancy and Thera Bum .are
visiting their cousin Mrs. t. N.
Foust.
Herbert Hastings and sister Miss
Mae Belle Of Cottage Grove are Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Lizzie Ellis and brothers, Bill
and R. D. Nancy, called at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Foust Mon
day.
Mrs. w. T. Bum and Mrs. B. B.
Ellis visited Mrs. Jim Barham Thurs
day.
Noel Foust and Haynes Landlord
were in Paris Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Greer visited her grand
mother Mrs. Barfeld near Palestine
Saturday and Sunday.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-03-21

Hiss EfIie Mai Moore has returned
to her home in Mckenzie otter an
extended visit to relatives in this
city.
Mrs. c. H. Cronin has returned
from Murray where she underwent
an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erkie Smith leave
Wednesday for Memphis where they
will spend a few days before going
to their future home at San Antonio,
Texas.
Mrs. Robert Moore is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rhodes spent
the week end the guests of Mrs. A.
w Coyington.
Rev. G. B. Clayton has returned
from a ten day stay in Blueridge, N,
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-03-21
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