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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
LOS DOS FANTASMAS

La poitoa evokIva haca progreso liber
tad mtaconeS sectarstas sin duda la esta en- la
de los legislatures americanos la que acentda con
adad despuss de ia vista de los cOngesstas Puerto
Rico
ofrecer consoles los expertos
pocos encagados de direction de las actaes coectvlda
de pero pensa que los pardos entdades
para nrse ensuehos fos porque la vida real
peenece pesente pobIemas de la actual generaci6n
considerados por pardos tanto ntere
10 menos, los probemas del porvenr.
que los programs poitcos una fuerza de
attraction smpata grado guarda reacion con ell
que dchos programs estuden las necesda
d del presente porque pesente pae esenca vida
La potica que solo mire al mafana, una poltca in
qompIeta.
La vida ell mariana sino enIace maravIoso forma-
po hora que pas6 esperanto la hora
que entire ambas horas encentra ell pesente
papitacones de cha reconstructva de adaP
cue peocupa e evana ante
Wadad todos probIemas anheos
benestar.
>Todo partdo que aspire iusto humane tiene que
ponsar presente DE All Ell QUE LAS SoLUCONES DE
ESTADo DE REPUBLIcA, QUE SON soLUcoNEs para ell
poven caan la sed de la actual generaci6n tiene
derecho legitmo mitigara va que extnguira.
Sc necesita cego para obsear cada que
Washington mencionan ell estado" la ndependenca
produce msno eecto que apareceran "dos fantasnas
fantasmas que atraen asustan al mismo tempo
Ell "estado" la independepca fruos que pertene
a Iejana prmaVera.
poIitcos amercanos ven, al por ahora, Ell
poven Puerto Rico al aves de los programs de los par
dos que son prpaados arego determnadas
formulas que queren verIo taves de csta natural
cue peta descbr aspecto sectasa la convenient
cia general del pals.
Los vejos poitcos enen que habe Observable como
comsones comsones consegu reeoVer
Status nj squiera Obtener de que zen tai
fecha" ha de resuelto.
Esto quiere decir ''que ell camino".
Debiera hacerse esta prueba r Washington la pri
opornfdad uzgara convenente una comson de
hombes de representation, QUE NO HABLAA DE "ESTADO
MI DE REPUBLICA sno de ventajas ajenas grupos; de
cuelas facutades egtvas para fomsnar
potesr industrial de neas de &c podees
aancearios bertades de orden econoco de las reor
as necesarias organca para podor abaaf
L1cficaene sentdo peiir tcdo nonLre del
pa que quere prosperar rico recbr cualquer
lucon q:e venga en- e futuro
Washington comprenden que para que Puerto Rico
a2 tsnga po necesidad que decaado estadoo re
pdblica" PREVIAMENTE.
Por que ndcan los hechos la poIca americana quie
modear personadad external per-
sonaIidad e reacion la poLtca exterior
Quiere, anes, consodar la 'pesonadad INTERIOR aten-
probIemas nternos de la formar paIabra,
n1cieo nsua para despues las dencones fundamental
que en posici6n final ena vida reIad6n
demas pueblos.
JOSE coRDILs.
San Juan, diciembre I, 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
PoE EScANDALo

Aver fue Levado ante el Tribunal
municipal Eduardo sando, uuisn per
turbo el orden en- Ia calle Gle SALIVA
dor Brau'', cando gritos y pronunciando
palabras obscnas. FL juez Santos lc i'm.
puso Giez dolares de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
BALE EN- GUAYAMA

Don Jose G.. Martinez, presiden'e de-
Casino Espafiol'' de Guayama, nos in
vita para el gran bsile de sociedad que
Sc verifcara en los salones de aque
Centre, Ell la noche del dia ocho dc di
cLembre pr6ximo, y con Ell fin de con
memorar el dia de la Purisima Concep
cion.
Muy agradecidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
DON >. RODRIGUEZ ALBERrY

Nos participa don J. Rodriguez AL
berty, conocido vetefinario, que ha es-
tablecido de nuevo su. residencia en-
oaguas, donde nos ofrece sus servicios.
Agradecemos la atenci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
REUNION DEL CoNCEJo

Hoy a las dos de Ia tardc Sc
reunira ell Concejo de Administers
ci6n con ell fin de tratar impor-
tantes asnntos concernientcs con
la Administration interior.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
MARCAc DE FABRICA

Han sido registradas en- la Off
Gina del Secrctario Executive las
siguientes:
Una de "The Henry S. Wampo-
le Company, Y Sc aplica IA
venta de compuestos medicinalos
y otra, de John c. Sparks, aplica
Bile a la venta de tintes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
tDE LA PRENsA DE NEW YORK;

Washington, 60 dc noviembre. .--
FL cOnccpto general de Ia opinion
p1blica en- esta capital - que 81
Tratado de Versailles. por 10 que
reSpccta Sus efectos inncdiaius.
puede considcrarsc muert0. i.l rc
soluci6n prcscntada por 81 soma
dor Lodge para ratifiear u truia
do con las reserves aprohadas pur
la mayoria del senado fut dcrro
tada; el senado suspcndi6 ~l- sc-
stones sin resolvcr esa ratification
No obstante. los amigos dpl ira
tadO Green que Ia lucha 10 ha tcr-
minado todayia Los seuadorcs-.le.
mocratas han vuelto a aendir ai
presidente Wilson para dar nue
vOs paSos al respeeto. y estan pre-
parandose para disputar III scna-
dor Lodge, en- 81 terreuo LEGAL la
pretenSi6n dc poner tcrmno ID cs
tado de guerra con AIemaula por
medic dc una simple r0soluri0u
del Senado
La Ultima session del ~enaio s..
deSarroll6 en- Ia fortua ~leuieutc
La primcra votaci0n fue rcspec
10 la ratification del tratadp ron
las reserves de Mr.. Lodge. y -
SenadOrcs votaron cn contra dc
csa ratification y % IN favor
La segunda voiaci6n fuc rc~pcc
10 "A una proposition preseutada
para reconsidcrar 81 asuuto. jO
Scnadores votaron en- contra ~
en- favor.
La tercera voiaci6u So rcliri6 u
la ratification del traiado su mo
dificacioncs mi reservas lie uingu-
ma clasc, y votaron Ell contra 81
Senadores v IS cn favor.
Inmcdiatameute dcspues de vc.
riiicada esta Ultima vUtacion. N
" leader I rcpublielno. scuaIur
Lodge. prcScnt6 una proposition
tendiente a que Il scuado declare
por medic dc una simple rc~olu
ci6n. que Ia guerra con Alemauia
ha terminado.
Puede dccirsc que toda Do atcn
ci6n de Ia Casa Blanca s. dcl pai.
entero, ha estado pcu,lieuie hog
del pr6ximo movimieufo que 50
emprendcra para defender q Ira
tado de Paz.
Probablcmcntc 81 leader" de
la administrator. scnador Hitch.
cock, discutira los planes quo dc.
beran adoptarse con Il secrntario
del prcsidcntc Wilson. VI 10.
multy.
Los srnadorcs Hitchcock linz
dcrwood cStuvieron csia mahnna
en- Ia Casa Blanca. pcro TO pl
dieron confcrenciar con Mr Tu-
multy quien So cucontraha con %
preSidente Wilson ~ csos momcn
tOs.
FL senador Iiitlhcoc' c1mcn.
tando la dcrrota del trafado 90.
io 10 siguienie: Por 6ltimo. nos
otros atm estamos vivos ~ pre-
sidente Wilson y Mr. Tumulft iu-
vieron una larga conference cn
el p6rtico de Ia parto sur dr la
Casa Blanca. Los amigos tlel pre-
sidente Green que este no podra
permitir la derrota del fratado
Y del proyecto De Ia Liea u Jas
NacioneS.
Sc asegura que Fl president cs-
ia ocupado en- Ia rcdaccion a. un
manifesto al pals. para indicarie
al pueblo Ia situaci6n ca6fiea cn
que quedaria el mundo COZ la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
EsTuDIos coMERoIALEs

Gavantizamos ensefar por correo por
dos d6lares mensuales: Curse de Tene-
dor de Libros, So; Curse Complete de
Contabilidad Mercantil, SIS; Curse Ia.
quigrafia Gregg Pitman, S1A Mande
sellos pidiendo informes de la 'Fajardo
Commercial and Language School, San
Juan. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
AUXILIo MUTUo

Ola 20. 1e
ENTRADAS.-Euse P. Lopez.
SALIDAS.-Luis u. del Vale. Jai-
ME MOya, jose M. Irisarry. Marselino
r. Perez, Anastasio N Rodriguez Pc.
dro A. Alfonso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
I'll vAPoR "sANTo DoMrN.
GO" LLEvARA TRABAJAD0.
RES HATTTANOB A SANTIAGO
DE- CUBA

~ vapor Sanfo Domingo. que
por mucho iierapo ~ esfafo ~.
cieudo II traiieo entire esfa LA
y Santo Domingo. ha si..o contra
iado fur alnInns azurarsrus -
Cuba para llevnr fral,a iasleres hai
iianos a aqueila rephbliea pr an
periodic de tres meses.
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roR 40 EsrAR AurokIzApo

Monesrrate vaisnfin. fus ssnssn
eiada ror q jar sartos = vsinss >
ei1co dolares - nlsita , ~ eossas
por estar gniando un auto IT, 4 Bird.
Gin estar dehi'iaments auforisads par
ol Derartamento o. Interior
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
LOS QUE vIAJAN

FL Gobernador ha expedido los
siguientes pasaportes:
Para Santo Domingo: Aurelio
Dapena Paeheco V TemistocleS w.
Laguna, de Ponce; Y para Cuba.
Juan Il. Perez. de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

mer episode ds u gran sssis lnsefpss.
tads por IA favorita aetria reaat whss
"Ei rsiirro AZ un nsesssas' y Il hssms.
20 dfama pof rannis wara Ia tafis
a amarlia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
MoDERNo cIRUJANo MENoR

Este librO, para NURSES y PRAcTI-
CANTES, Sc vende en- las Farmacias y
Librerias de San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

Valentfn, por injunction. Sc orde-
no al Secretario expida un man
damiento de ejecuci0n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
LA DERROTA DEL TRATADO DE PAz
HA CAUSADO gran SENSATION En-
TODOS Los CIRCULOS DE WASHINGTON

81 presdente Wilson confeenc6 Mr.. Tumulty
dara manifesto pals cSpIcando 81 que queda
ria e mundo dc Ia muerie defntva del Tratado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
NACIMIENTOS

Angela Moreno Robles, Carmen
Eduvigis River Rodriguez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

La resolution del senador Lodge decaando guerra
AIerania ha terminado sera ataoada leval
probablemente pasara al estudio de IN suprsma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
DEFUNCIONES

Raul Guerrido, Maria Antonio
ia Serrano, Jose Monies Canals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
Segunda parte
Tercera parte

1.-Selecci6n musical, piano y
violin, por los senores don Rafael
Balseiro Davila y don Jose A. Bal
seiro.
2.-Recitaciones del poeta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

sUPoNESE CUE EL PRoYEcTo De IA LIZA DE NAcloNEs
HA sioo Ia cAUsA DEL coNFLcTo EN- IL sENADo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
EN- HONOR DE vILLAEsPEsA

ROgrama de la velada que por
iniciativa del Liceo, los Casinos
~ demas centrOs de cultura de
Manati, Sc celebrara en- ell Tea
tro Cervantes ell martes 2 de di-
ciembre de 1919 a las 8 de la no
che, para rendir un homemade de
afectuosa admiration al ilustre
poeta don Francisco Villaespesa.
Primera parte
l. Selection musical.
2.-Discurso de presentation
por don Antonio Alvarez Nava.
3.-Conferencia sobre la poe
sia popular por ell insigne poeta
selor Villaespesa.
Segunda parte
1.-Selecci6n musical, violin Y
piano, por los senores Rafael Bal
seiro Davila Y don Jose A. Bal
seiro.
2.-Recitaci6n de poesfas escri-
tas EN- honor del poeta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
Ell JUEZ SANTOS MANIFESTO
EN- CoRTE ALBERTA QUE SERA
SEVERO CON LOS QUE INFRI-
JAN LA LEY DE AUTOS

Aver, ell juez Santos, manifesto
que castigara con toda la rigidez de
la ley todos los CHAUFFEURS
que la infrijan. Tambien manifesto
que en- estos 1ltimos meses es cuando
mas casos Sc han registrado en- la Sc
cretarfa, 10 q. es debido a la negligen-
Ella de los cue Sc dedican a este oficio.
Los sERvICIoS DE LA
DETECTIVE
DGrante ell mes de noviembre la De-
tective de San Juan, segdn los records
oficiales, presto cuarenta y seis servi-
clos por diferentes delitos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02

CINE PUERTO RICO. Es,renO dsi pri.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-07

Present plans include the continu-
alton and expansion of work done
during the war in training Home
Service workers. Six Home Service
Institutes previous to the armistice
maintained an emergency course six
weeks in length in addition to briefer
chapter courses.
The volume of Home Service work
has not decreased On the contrary,
statistics showed that April was the
peak month so far as the number OF
cases handled was concerned.
"The war;" said DR.. G. E. Gehlke,
of the Bureau of Education and Re-
search, of the Southwestern division,
who handles these activities, "may
be over for the soldiers, but not for
the Red Cross. Just because a'man
is discharged doesn't mean his case
is settled so far as the Red Cross is
concerned. While he is finding his
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-07

bearings and getting adjusted both
he and his family, if he has any,
need to be taken care Of.
"The Red Cross has taken on a
peace time program with determin-
alton not to duplicate any work done
bv charitable agencies. In the cities
the need for community workers has
been taken care of pretty well by
other organizations. The big field
for such experts in the future is 60
ing to be the little country town.
existing schools train for the
problems of city environmet. The
need now is to so change the curricu-
lum that it will apply to country
problems and activities. We are try
ing to establish longer courses: In
stead of six weeks we want to make
them a year or two years in length
GSuch courses will turn out trained
workers able to estimate the resourc-
es of a community; to organize and
coordinate the organized agencies
and make that town or village or
whatever it is better place in which
to live.
"Women who graduate from train
ing like this will go back to their
home towns and cast an appraising
eve over the good and evil influences;
the churches, the schools, the lodges,
the clubs and the pool rooms and
dance halls as well, to find out if that
community measures up to the stand
ard She will work oftentimes with
the feeble minded, the insane, the
poor and the delinquent, but if she is
on to her job that community is 60
ing to be bitter place to live in
thereafter.
at is her job to make such repu-
taiton that when anything comes up
people will say, We'll, let's ask Miss
Smith or Miss Jones-she knows.
That's the job ahead of the Red
Cross Home Service workers. We
want all the women we can get to
volunteer for these courses"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-07
HOME SERVICE INSTITUTES

The Seward County Chapter of the
Red Cross recently has been request
ed by the Southwestern Division,
American Red Cross, to select women
candidates to undergo course Of
training in Red Cross Home Service
Institutes for the purpose of becom-
ing trained community workers.
Two institutes have been estab-
lished recently, one at the University
of Oklahoma, which has been in OPP
Grafton several weeks, and another
at the University of Texas, which was
scheduled to open July %. In ad-
dition, the State universities of Ar
kansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma
ad Texas are to be asked by the Red
Cross to include such courses in their
curriculums for the Forthcoming
term, beginning in September.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-07
RESOLUTIONS

Hall Liberal Lodge No. 555, l. o. q.
F., Liberal, Kans., August l, 1919.
Whereas, our brother, Albert
Franklin, has suffered the loss which
comes to all mortal man, and his wife
and companion has been called to the
higher realm,
It is therefore, here, highly re-
solved by Liberal Lodge No. 555, l.
o. o. F.. that the sympathy of this
order and each and every member of
the brotherhood be extended to our
brother and his family who now so
humbly mourn their loss.
Words of comfort are absent but
the feeling of sympathy great at
time like this, we only know that our
loss is the departed's gain.
Il is ordered that copy hereof be
published in the local papers, a copy
filed as a permanent record of this
Lodge and a copy delivered to our
brother.
A. B. MITCHELL,
FRANK ONG,
G. L. LIGHT,
Committee.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-07
BACK TO THE SCENES

1t sometimes helps a lot when you
know a little of a mans past You
can more easily figure up his motives
and determine just how much ne
means by what he says, and why he
says it.
There's Senator Reed, for instance.
When Joseph w. Folk seventeen
years ago Cleaned out" the infam-
Gus Butler gang that was looting the
treasury of st. Louis and sent some
of them to the pen, drove others from
the state, he made lot of enemies.
AS attorney and governor he later
made things awfully uncomfortable
for tn Pendrgast and other looting
gangs in Kansas City, and in the
whole state. These prison birds have
no use for Folk, of course. Nor for
Wilson.
Reed is a product of that old gang
the dirtiest, lowset breed of scoun-
drels in Missouri politics. When he
made his "big speech" in Kansas
City recently (see Kay See Starr
they were all present with their
friends to hear him criticise the
President and rant against the
League of Nations. They loudly APP
plauded. The Star played Reed and
his clacquers up on front page as
heroes.
The Star should have told folks
WHY Reed hates the President. 1t
knows that when Wilson came INTO
Office Reed tried to get him to ap-
popint some of his jail-bird friends
and hackers to federal Office; but
Wilson on looking up their records,
refused. Reed waxed wroth, and the
more he waxed the wrother he got
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-07
A. B. MITCHELL,
FRANK ONG,
G. L. LIGHT,
Committee.

Whereas, another vacant chair has
been placed in our brotherhood by
the death of Brother Patsy Gleason
of Ponca City Lodge No. 20, and he
leaves a family sorely panied by the
loss who reside in our midst and the
son, Patsy Gleason Jr. a member OF
this lodge,
It is therefore highly resolved that
this lodge extend the sympathy OF
the entire order and each and every
member thereof to the bereaved fam
lily.
The milestone passed by Brother
Gleason is the last one of a long and
faithful journey and time will lead
us to it.
1t is ordered that a copy hereof be
published in the local papers, copy
filed as a permanent record of this
lodge and a copy delivered to the
members of the bereaved family.
A. B. MITCHELL,
FRANK ONG,
G. L. LIGHT,
Committee.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Mann and
children left Wednesday for Seneath,
Mo, where they will visit Mrs.
.Mann's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dial.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-07

Mrs. Clark and children left We'd
esday for Ford, Kansas, where they
will make their hime.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-07

Since then he has bitterly opposed
everything important the President
wanted done, regardless of its mer-
its. Now he is against TIE League,
for no other reason than that the
President is for it.
So everything that Reed utters is
discounted by his odoriferous pest.
He is one of the dirtiest of the Demo
-crat politicians of Missouri, and
backed by all the anti-prohibition,
anti-suffrage, anti-everything gang Of
the state.
Yet this is the man who gets front
page space and heroic mention in
the Hearst publications, the Kay See
Star and all "organs" of the political
half-world.
You can line up with him or with
Former President Taft, just as you
please.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-07

And then there IS Piondexter,' who
represents the big lumber interests
of the northwest; Borah, who repre-
sents the western mining magnates;
Lodge, who represents the New Eng
land manufacturers; Knox, who rep
resents the Pennsylvania steel trust.
All of them with past. All against
any League. All bitter against the
President. All reactionary and moss
backed. All opposed to new ideas
and progress in any form whatso-
ever.
1t is not possible to name a single
opponent Of the League in either
house or senate who is not openly
hitched up with the old stand-pat'
reactionary gang in one party or the
other, both parties being afflicted
with them The only purpose they
can see in government is to protect
their respective "interests" in the
process of getting rich. Any reach
ing beyond that for the good of the
whole people, or for the good of hui
mainly is totally against their "prin-
ciples. "-Kingman Journal.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-01-17
TRUSTEE BURNS WILL
BEGIN COUNTY ROUNDS
WEDNESDAY,; THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY OF NEXT WEEK, JANU.
AIRY IS, 16 AND II.

County trustee j. Ross Burns will
begin his country campaign of tax
collecting next Wednesday, January
Is, at which time he will be at the
Santa Fe Bank, Santa Fe, Tenn.
Thursday, Jan. 16, he will be at the
Hampshire Bank, and Friday, January
II, he will be at the Culleoka bank.
Trustee Burns will have the tax
books of each of these communities
with him at each place and is max
ing these appointments solely for the
convenience of the taxpayers. He will
be at the banks on dates named above
for one day only and for banking
hours only.
His dates for Mt. Pleasant and
Spring Hill will be announced later.
He will possibly be at Mt. Plea SAINT
for several days when he visits that
city.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-01-17
v. C. !. U. REJOICES
over RATIFICATION
LOCAL CHAPTER PREPARING TO
ENTERTAIN STATE cONVEN-
TiON NEXT FALL.
fridays Daily Herald.)

Prayers of thanksgiving for the
great prohibition victories that have
been won recently and especially for
the ratification of the nationwide
amendment by the Tennessee legisla-
ture featured the all day meeting of
the Columbia chapter of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union today at
the First Methodist church. OF the AZ
members of the chapter, 35 were pres
ent and three or four new ones were
added. luncheon was served in the
Sunday school room and the ladies
proceeded with their deliberations
with only a slight intermission at
noon, following a noon-tide prayer.
Mrs. T. Fl. Grizzard, president, pre-
sided and Mrs. e. p. Turner conduct
ed the opening devotional services.
Extension of temperance work among
the young people was the theme OF
the days program. Rev. J. w. Cher
ry delivered an address this after
noon on "The Temperance Cause Of
the Present Time He filled the
place on the program set apart for
Miss Susie Gentry of Franklin, who
was unable to attend because of the
serious illness of her father
Initial preparations for entertaining
the state w. C. T. U convention which
meets here next fall were begun and
it was announced that at "Silver
Tea" to be given in February the prep
arations would be further considered.
The state convention accepted the in
vitation to meet here with much en-
thusiasm, Columbia having won, dis
tinct place in the temperance fight
which entitled it to the state meet
ing.
Mrs. Elex Titcomb read a letter
from the soldier who received the
comfort kit made by her and sent to
the troops in q lot of kits from the
local w. c. T u. He stated that his
mother also was a white Tibboner"
and that henceforth he will always be
strong for the W. c. t. U.
Entertaining features of the pro-
gram were solos by Miss Vivian Curtis
and Mrs. Raymond Adkisson, read.
ing by Mrs. A. w. Titcomb and piano
selections by Mrs. c. H. Sharp.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-01-17
JUNIOR ORDER DOES
ARMENIAN RELIEF WORK
DONATE THE USE OF THE CLUE
ROOM TO THE FEDERATION
OF WCMEN'S CLUBS.

At the meeting OF the Junior Order
United American Mechanics Thurs
day night communication from the
Federation Of Women's Clubs of the
city was read asking IL the order
would rent the room to the club.
Upon motion OF several of the mem.
bers present it was unanimously vOt.
ed to proffer the use of the room u
the Federation free of all cost.
The charity box of the order was
also voted t. the Armenian RELIEF
fund and when it was found that
there was not sufficient amount in
the box to represent the order, the
hat was passed around among the
members present aud neat little sum
was realized The treasurer of the
order was instructed to issue check
for the amount ana forward it to the
proper authorities.
The meeting Thursday night was
one of the largest and most enthu-
siastic in mary months. A drill team
was organized and within the next
few weeks Mlury Council will have
one of the lest drill teams in the
south.