davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-22
Speedway of Boys Wash Suits
 i'm Mill End.

New prices to make quick hu1ryout of all these clever little wash suits for little boys. Sport suits with short sleeves, dress suits of white with fine long sleeves.
 Plain-hue suits and suits with stripes that as pretty picture
 NIiddes and belted styles-a lot of sorts Worth $15O to $4- Sl $15O & Sz
 Front sernent
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
BAL LTIKO TAUTOS NE
PASITIKI RUSIJOS
PARTITIONS.

Revel, rugs. 13 d. (per
Kopenhagena rugs. Is d.
Karespondentas laikraseio
Chicago Tribune raso, kad
visos Raltiko provincijos
reikalauja sau neprigulmy-
bes, kaipo skirtingos nuo
rusu tautos. Nors Kolcakas
kalbejo apie autonomija Es-
tonijos, Latvijos ir Lietuvos,
bet sios mazai tiki zodziams
kaip baltuju taip If rau-
donuju rusu ir nori tik pill
nos neprigulmybes, If tik
tada jausis laimingomis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
IsSIKASE TUNELIU 4S
PEDU, PABEGO.

Sal Lake City, rugs. Is d.
Siadien tapo pranesta, kad
II prieso Sally piliesiu, ku-
RE buvo laikomi Fort Daug-
las, kaipo pavojingi saliai
asmenis, issikase 48 pedu
tuneliu ir pabego. Tunelius
tapo iskastas gilumoje (nuo
pavirsio zemes) G pedu.
Vienu is keisciausiu daily
ky, kad valdzia jokiu budu
nesuranda, kur buvo deda-
mos zemas kasant mineta
tuneliu.
Leistasi jieskoti pabege-
lily po visa kalnuota Sail.
Suimta keliolika nuziuretu
ypatu, bet po tulo tirineji-.
mo rasta, kad tai nera buvu-
sic kaliniai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16


Premieras savo kalboje
pranesa, jog, saiyg karisku
raportq, kapitono Annunzio
salininkai pergalejo visus
Fiume valdzios pasipriesini-
mus ir uzvalde miesta; gi
pasiusti tvarkdariai irgi at
sisake ivesti tvarka.
Premieras tapgi uzginci-
no tulu nuo,none, buk val
dzia to sunisimo norejo ir
todel kapitonas poetas driso
neklausyti net karisku val
dininku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
PRASO VAGIU ATSILAN-
KYTI DAzNiAU.

Londonas, rugs. 19 d. =
7 tulo ukininko darza ISL
krauste neprasyti sveeiai il
nunese visus Sirrlius. Bet
ukininkas bedulinedamas "a
do dvi bumaskas po $50, ku
rias, national, pamete vagi-
liai. Juokdarys ukininkas
del sio nuotikio iskabino
prie kelio pranesima, kad jis
sutiktu, idant mineti vagi-
liai jo darzan atsilankytu
dazniau.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
cECHAI BIO ROIA-
LISTu.

Vienna, rugs; Is d. Is
Pragos ateina ziniu, kad Ce-
chai esa labai susilup'ne su
rojalistu Jjudejimu, kurie
bpk ruosiasi sugrazinti &C.
cho Slovakijai ant sosto bu-
vusi Austrijos ciesoriu Karc
liz. Sarysyje su siuo reikalu
apo aresuota buvusi Ka-
rolio adjutanta kunigaiksti
zdemko Lubdovic ir jo ke-
leta giminiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
RElKAs.AU APSAU-
Cos ANGLES LAUKAMS

Berlynas, rugs. Is q. -
Is Breslau pranesama, kad
Suvienytu Valstiju delegacija
pasiule talkininku kolnisiju
konferencjoje, kad butu pa
Inaudojania talkininku kariu-
|lnene apsaugojimui ANGLES lat
Iku Donbrovos If Augstosios
Silezijos distriktuose. Mat to.
Sc vietose angliu kasyk1orns
gresia pavojus nuo neramumr.
Ftarpe darbininku ir taipgi. de
IgalilAu kivireu tarp lenku vo'
lkecip.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
KIEVE ISzUDE 600 PAT.
RIOTU RUSU.
Londonas, rugs. Is d.

Londonas, rugs. Is d.
Cia sugrlzo mokytojas Larmi-
mic, kuris 1917 metals nuvykc
kievan idant pramokus rusll
kalbos. Jam teko matyti mrl-
siai uz miesta Kieva tarp boil
seviku il Ukrajinu, 1917 be-
tais.
TuoJ miestq bolSevikai uz-
leido ukrajinams, ,paskui ku-
rlu atejo If vokieciai. Pazan-
sus ukrainai neilgai tevalde
kleva, mes vokieciai perdave
valdzia hetmonui Skoropad-
skiui.
Bolsevikai apleisdami miesta
iszude nemazai rusu, kurie
nors nekovojo prizes bolsevi-
kus, bet nepritardave ju dar-
bans. Toki vis' buvo skaitomi
burzujais. Apleidziant boise
vikans miesta ant vieno pie
claus tokiu patriotisku rusu br
vo palikta apie 600 lavonu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
LIETUVlAI PASIVELINO
BALTIKO TAUTU
KONFERENCIJON.

Rysa, rugs. 13 d. (per
Londona, rugs. Is d. -
Bolseviku pasiulijimas pra-
deti taikos derybas if klau-
simas del vokieciy buvimo
Kurse bus toliau svarstomas
Baltiko tautu konferencijo-
je, kuri is cia perkelta Re-
.yelin.
Tikimasi, kad konferen-
cijon prisides ir Lietuvos
atstovai, kurie pasiveIino
pributi is Kauno delei keblu
mu su motoru.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
WILSONO KONPANIJOJE
DU UzMUSTI.

Portland, Ore, rugs. Is d.
siadien isvaziavus preziden
to Wilsono kompanijai pasi
vazineti atsitiko nelaime ku
rioj tapo uzmustas vienas
korespondentas If soferis ir
xiii iris korespondentai SUI
zeisti.
Nelaime atsitiko, kuomet
vaziuojanti lenke troka, ku-
ri uzgavus ju automobilius
,apsiverte, uzguldamas ke-
Iliauninkus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
FINAL IR ESTAI5 MERE.
MIA KOLCAKO.
Stockholmas. rugs,

oeoChiioifndS, rugs. 10 o..
Specials korespondentas laik-
raScio Daily. Neaos pranesa,
kad Finliandijos atvykes Kol-
cako atstovas is Paryziaus
sebeko. Sebeko atsilankymo
sikslu bnvo sukm.styti finu ir
estonq idant pradetu smarkiau
veikti prizes bolSevikus ir tokiu
budu prigelbetu admirolui
kolcakui.
Bet sicdvi tauti neprieme
Sebeko patarimo. JOINS mato-
mai rodosi, kad neturint pas
pirtics is didziujp valstybiu
Jq kova su bolsevkais butu ne
pasekminga. Gi. zinios atejt1
SOS, Kad Anglal apleldzia Ar
clangelska If Ainerikopai ST.
bira, rodo, kad talkininkai
traukiasi nuo rusisku reikalu.
sebelso, sakoma. grasines
Finliandijai, kad jei j neka-
riaus prizes bolSevikus, tai at
gavusi gale koleako valdzia
neFripazins Fialiandijos ne
prigulnybes. Bet final, rnato.
mai, esa daugiau linksta prize
1reales ramybes siais laikais,
negu dziaugtis Kolcako atastc
vo graziais velijimais ateitvie
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
NORI ATlDETI PLIENO
STREIKA.
Cleveland, Ohio, rugs. /

cleveland, Ohio, rugs. Is
d. ~ Pranesama. kad Anne
rikos Darbo FederacUos pre-
zidentas Gompers saukia "a
organizaciju susirinkima Sc
kancioj seredoj Pittsburge,
kur bus apkalbama apie
atidejima plianuojamo
pleno streiko. Sakoma, kad
Gompers rekomendoja
idant plieno streika atidejus
Xxi atsibus Washingtone
konferencija pradzioje spa
|lio menesio, kurioj bus ap,
kalbeta santykiai tarp kapi-
.talO ir darbo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
LIETUVIAI IR FINAL
SKAITLINGAI GRIz
GIMTINEN.
New York, rugs. Is d.

New York, rugs. Is d. -
konsulatu virSininkas tvirtina
kad atsidarius norrnaliam su.
sinesimui su Europa is Ameri.
kos isvaziuos daugybes atel-
wiz.
Ypac, sakoma,' daugelis lie.
|tuviu If finu rengiasi keliauti
i savo krastsu, jei tik ten poll
tiskos aplinkybes kick pageres
Gi sulyg Rusijos sovietu ats
tovu nuomones, is Amerikos
prize pirmos patogios progos
isvaziuos Rusijon apie puse
n1lllJono rusu.
Ekonomistai permato, kad
begyje triju metu Amerika ap-
leis apie milijonas darbininks
il tas pagimdys nemazai keb-
lumu, mes sunazins skaiciu,
taip vadinamu pigiu darbinin-
ku, kas dikciai atsilieps ant in
dustrijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
SERBU NUOSTOLIAI
JUODKALNIJOJE DIDELI

GENEVA, rugs. IL d. -
siadien pranesama is Lai-
bacho, kad Serbu nuosto-
liai bemalsinant sukilusius
juodkalniecius yra uzmus-
tais 106 aficierai bel karei.
vial ir keliolika simtu suzeis
tQ. Gi juodkalnieciu nuosto.
liai, kaip pranesama yra dal
didesni. Serbia siuncia
|juodkalnijon dar dvi divizi.
j kariumenes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
KARE PADARE 1000
MILIJONIERIU AME-
RIKOJE.

New York, rugs. IL d. -
R. j. Caldwell, viename is
bankininku pokiliu uzreis-
ke, kad Suvienytose Valsti-
jose lake kares radosi apie
1000 nauju milijonieriu. !
tai atsizvialgiant Caldwell
priduria, kad yra butinu rel
kalu pripazinimas organi-
zuotu Darbininku, mes XII.
taip, girdi gall iskilti be-
tvarke.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
BIJOSI APIE LIKIMA
LAIVO.

New York, rugs. Is d. :
Cia pranesama, kad laivas
Munisla isplauke Z d. rugs.
is Mobile j Havana, kur tu-
rejes pributi 10 d. rugsejo;
bet Xxi siol apie mineta .lai-
va nieko negirdeti; bijoma-
81, kad il istiko nelaime, ant
laivo buvo 80 ypatQ ingu-
los. --'.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
SERBIJOS MlNISTERIU
REZIGNACIJA PRlIMTA.

Washington, D. c., rugs.
IS d. siadien tapo pra-
nesta oficialiai, rezignacija
Serbijos ministeriu kabine-
to tapo regento priimta; reis
kia, Serbia neturinti pasto-
vios valdzios ir yra keblu-
mu del jos pasirasymo po
taikos sutartimi SUI Austria.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
CORPUS CHRISTI Is
UZMUSTI.
Austin, Texas, rugs. II

Austin, Texas, rugs. Is
d. - Nedelioj ivyko Cor
pus Christi didele audra.
Siadien gauta pranesimas
nuo miesciuko majoro, kad
ten yra virs rs ypatu zuvu-
siu audroje ir nemazas skait
Illus suzeistu. Nuostoliu sa-
koma padaryta apie ant 8,
00G, 900. Nukentejusion vie
ton siunciama pagelba.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
FIELDMARSALAS MAC
KENSEN INTERNUOTAS
SALONIKUOSE.

Washington, D. c., rugs.
Is d. = Valstybes departa-
mentas gavo praneSima, kad
buvusis Vokietijos feildmar-
salas Mackensen randasi
internuotu mieste Salonikuo
Sc. Jis ten pribuvo, kaip pra
nesama, pereitoj seredoj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
lNDUSTRIJINE KONTE-
RENCIJA KANADOJE.

Ottawa, Ont, rugs. Is d.
siadien cia ivyko industrine
konferencija, kuri stengiasi
geriau sutvarkyti Sales in
dustrija, kad greiciau atsta-
eius Sail, kuri ekonominiai
nukentejo del penkiq metu
kares.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
Lietuviai PaSive|inO Ba|ti-
kO Tautu KOnferencijon.
T..
Estonai Sutlko Tartis SUI
BolSevikais.
.i~~
FIume vespatauja Anarchija.
f
Final ir Estonai neremia Kolcako.
FIUME VIESPATAUJA
ANARCHIIA.

NcHSVd, rugs. lO Q. -
Serbijos spaudos biuras il
Belgrade pranesa, kad mics
ta Fiume uzeme Italijos ka
pitonas D'Annuzio ir visai
|nesiskaito su talkininku pa
tvarkymu. Miesta Fiume
apsauk6 sajungoje su TIA
liza.
Prize to miestan pribuvo
visa bligada Italijos karei-
viz be aficieriu. Jie neplipa-
zista vietines valdzios ir net
Isuarestavo generola Pittalu-
ga. Delei ju seimininkavimo
mieste kilo visiSka anarchi-
'ja.
TOllau praneslme paDrle-
llama, kad Francuzijos If
Anglijos kariumenes uzsi-
harikadavo savo kvartale,
national pribijo, kad gall
but uzpultais. Tuo tarpu
.mieste minia nuplese talki-
ninku veliavas.
Gi serbai, kaip pranesa-
ma, laikosi priemiestyje
Susak, kuris yra visiskai at
skirtas nuo Fiume.
Kareiviai nepildo isakymu.
Paryzius, rugs. Is d.
Sutvarkymas reikalQ Fiun1e
del iskilusio incidento yra
pavesta generolui Badogi-
lio, bet veliausiai gauta IL
niu, kad kapitonas Anilun-
zio su dideliu skyriumi re-
guliares kariumenes Wis dar
randasi F'iume.
Generolas Rolilant pa
siunte j Fiume skyriu regu-
liares kariumenes, kad nu-
ginklavus kapitono Annun-
zio salininkus, bet pasiustie-
jie kareivai stsisake pildyti
81 isakyma.
Be to pranesama, kad ka-
Ipitonui Annunzio pribuva
dar pagelbon daugiau italy
kareiviu sakoma jau neto-
Iii miesto Fiume. Isakyta ge-
nerolui Ferrari, kad pasis-
ltengtu pastoti kelia marsuo-
! jantiems j Fiume, idant jie
nesusijungtQ ST. Annunzio
spekomis,
| Valdzia thomi neuzgane-
dinta.
Italijos premieras Nit:
lvakariksciame savo prane,
Sine atstovu butui pabrieza
dideli neuzsiganedijima de
Pkapitono D'Annunzio elgi
mosi, mes tas, girdi, duo!
pasauliui proga manyti, kat
italai esq dideli impezialis
tai, o tas gah daug pakenM
ftalijos reikalams tarptauti
neje politikoie.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
ORLAIVIS UzDEGE DU
MANU-.

q. = Pastii1is orlaivis is
New Yorko Chicagon, delei
tulu pliezaseiu nusileido
ant stogo dvieju nanny, ku-
RE ekspliodavus gazolinui
uzsidege. orlaivininkas yra
nesuzeistas,, ir kitu offaiviu
isleke su laiskais Chicagon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
ORAS
Chicagoje ir apielinkeie.

Siadien greiciau bus gieelra
maza atmaina temperaturoje
svelnus ivairus. vejai.
Sauletekis, 6:34;
Sauleleidis, o:59.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
102,513 SVETIMSAI.IU
APLEIDO AMERIKA.
Waeh;noto, n r ,,,o,

VdSIIIIiStUH, y. =, rugs.
II d. ). Emigrancijos komi-
sijonierius pranesa, kad nuo
sulaikymo musiu is Suvieny-
tu Valstiju viso iskeiiavo
102,513 svetimsaliai.
Sulyg komisijonieriaus tai
yra nedaug, mes pirmiau bu
vo manyta, kad iseivyste is
Americas bus daug causes
ne, negu pasirode istikrQju.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16
ESTONIJA SUTlKO TAR
tbs SU BOL.sEVIKAIS.

,otCchnoimaS, rugs. 10 a..
siadien gauta pranesimas is
Reyelio, kad Estonijos val
dzia pr;eme Rusijos sovietu
pakvietima prad6ti taikos ia
rybas. 4 RI
Ryga, rugs. IS d. (per
Londona). Specials Chicago
Tribune korespondentas pra
mesa, kad Estonijos premie-
.ras ir kares minister's Stran-
oman, kuris dalyvauja Bal
tiko tautu konferencijoje
pranese, kad Estonija sutin-
kanti vesti su bolevikais tai
kos tarybas, bet dar nera
gavusi nuo holseviku jokiQ
islygq. Taikos tarybos atsi-
bus Pecoroje netoli Pskovo.
Pasiulymas taikos tarybu
Latvijai.
Sovietu valdzia taipgi pa
siule taikos tarybas ir Latvi-
jai. Cicerino, bolseviku mi
nisterio, bevielinis telegra-
mas skamba sekanciai::
"Rusijos sovietu valdzia
pasiule taikos tarybas Reve-
lio Valdziai. Pasiulymas pri-
imta ir tarybos prasides be-
gyje keliu dienu.
"Sovietu Russia neturi
spaudimo tikslu prizes nau-
iai susidariusias valstybes
pakrasciais buvusios Rusijos
imperijos. Todel Rusijos So
vietu valdzia pasiulo Rygos
valdziai taikos tarybas, per
traukima kares ir isdirbims
sutartinai taikos islygu"
Nuo paskelblmo sio pa
kvietimo dar negalina bu
vo suzinoti visuomenes cpl
MICS link to, bet Latvijo'
valdzia issireiske, kad nor
bus tarimasi su bolevikais
bet jie pesdaug nepasitik
bolsevikap5, kurie gal brt
uzplaus krasta su savo agl
tacija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-09-16

PASALPA LIETUVAI.
LATVIJAI IR ESTONIJAI.
(Specialis telegramas "Lie-
tuvai" is Washingtonc).
Americas Raudonas Kry-
zius pranese NUNS, kad pa
skirimas reikmenims naudo-
jimui Lietuvoje, Latvijoje .ir
Estonijoje tapo padidintas
nuo s270,000 Xxi $500, 900.
'Vinikas.
Evening journal., 1919-10-17
IEiGI.E mAs sncIAL NIGmr.

More than three hundred members Of
the Voters Noa-partlsan League at
tended ile smoker given by The League
last evening The affair was the OPEN
ing OF series OF social events 10 be
given by The League during the Winter
months.
Several athletic events were given in
The Leagues gymnasium. One that
was Of particular interest was a quot
match between the ntst team and the
reserves, The first team winning by a
score Of u TO 10.
The winners were Messrs TObin,
L0gas, Danson and pragg, while The
reserves were represented by Messrs.
Gawlnsh. RASH Barrett and Riddle
A vaudeville program Of seven fea-
ture acts followed
Prior 10 The serving Of rofresbments
the members were treated 10 o banjo
and guiai ski, by a string quartet up-
der the direction Of + NJ Ahefn
An announcement was made from
the platform that the League would
be open TO members on Sundays in the
future. The committee in charge NJ
Evening journal., 1919-10-17
WEEKLY TOPIC
and
SOCIETY ITEMS
ef tbc>
CITY AND STATE UNIONS

! suit OF the spirit we exemplify In
keeping The promises we make.
There is only one way TO keep a
pledged and that is the right way-to
remember that our honor stands be-
hind it--and when We llavc made the
pledge 10 duty let us throw all our
energy. enthusiasm and influence into
our effort 90 bring our promises TO a
] a most successful realization
The path of duty Is straight though
at times il may be beset with DIM
oulties We pledge ourselves TO be
faithful 10 lfes duties and yet our
icommonest falling that OF putting on
many times prevents ms from ncquir-
ing great and gracious opportunities
Which come from The fulnllment OF
duty wcll done.
How apt we are 10 put off the doing
Of that we have promised DO noble
things not dream them an day long,
says Charles Kingsley. so MANI ~
us dream about our pledge insteod OF
doing 70. True Is the spanish proyerb,
"By the Street OF BY and BY one ar
rivcs at the town Of Never"
"Inc moments we l0fcEQ.
Eternity itself cannot retrieve"
Are you In earnest? Seize this very
minute,
What you can d., or think you can.
begin IT,"
Listen 20 The imperial ought Of
Righteousness. ought therefore.
must Only thus can we keep our
pledges, and learn Of Him who awAkens
i'm us none other can the conscious
ness OF That inner-self which can brook
no such suggestion as broken pledge
DON'T FORGET Delaware state G..
T. Meeting next Monday Meeting viii
Doe called at ] 30 D. m sharp: also the
Wilmington G.. f. Rally IN the evening,
both meetings 10 betheld ia West Pres
byterian Church. Chaplain $. e. .Rans.
den, recently returned overseas 4. NJ. C. /
A. worker. and Clarence n. Keen, re-
ligious work secretary J. VI. C.. A.,
will make addresses al the state meet
ing. IN interesting programme has
Evening journal., 1919-10-17
Piles
Can't Re Cured from The Outside.

Can't BE Cured from the Outside.
External treatments seldom cure Piles.
Nor do surgical operations
The cause Is inslde-bad circulation
The blood Is stagnant. the veins habby.
The bowel walls are weak. the parts al
most dead
To quickly and safely rid yourself Of
piles you must free the circulation send n
fresh current through the csagnant pools.
Internal treatment is the one safe method.
Omtments and cutting won't do &C.
J. S. Leonhardt. VI. d.. specialist, set az
work some years ago to find real Internal
remedy for piles. lie succeeded. lie named
his prescription HEM-ROlD, ana tried it
IN 1000 cases before he was satisfied. Now
HEM ROID is sold by druggists every
where under larantee, It Is a harmless
tablet. easy 10 take. and can always be
found at " y. Danforth's and druggists
everywhere. who viii gladly refund the
purchase price to any dissatisfied customer.
Evening journal., 1919-10-17
T0PIC fOR OCTOBER 10, 1919,

Our Pledge and How 20 Keep IT,"
written by Rev. James Dougherty
Assistant Pastor West Presbyterian
Church.
The Lord expects His people TO
pledge. He has Himself set us the ex-
ample. Back IN the ninth chapter Of
Genesis We read that Cod made
pledge with Noah that he would never
again destroy the world by a&lood.
Aafn God promises that Tie would
bring Ills afflicted people into q good
and large land. flowing with HHk and
honey-a land 20 whose riches, and
beauties. aud brightness they were on
their way TO taste and inherit. And
God always remembered His promise
and led them forth by the right way,
into the City Of Desires, the end of
their journey
Like the Israeliies in the wilderness,
we sometimes grow anxious, indlrcr-
ent aud restless. never for a moment
looking back upon the way God has
led us. glance at which is an that
would be required to remind us of
our own indifference t0 duty, and our
lack in faith In the God who hath sud,
"Heaven and earth shall pass away,
but My Word shall not pass away
It is very often said that pledges are
made 10 be broken And a great many
pledges are broken and a great many
more need to De br0ken-0ughi never 10
have been made In It's iruest sense
pledge IS a promise backed by am eN-
alted sense Of the sacred character Of
the work 90 be done. Pledge and prom
ise are Synonymous terms. When you
unite with the church it Is a promise
in the highest sense-sO with Joining
the Christian Endeavor Society.
The best work Of the church-and of
the world, TOBIAS been done byihose
who magnify their pledges. Too often.
however. we get am exaggerated sense
OF our own personal Importance, never
realizing that the nature Of the work
does not constitute greatness Of the
work. but the spirit and purpose we
put into the work we have promised 20
do. We must remember thA-Ale great
majority OF ps live mediocre lives, con-
fined it may be. 10 obscure fields where
no one bat God sees us. and hence 70
would be well for as to stop and think
and consider that character Is the re-
Evening journal., 1919-10-17
rNrEnrAIN ALTAR WARD.

special to The Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, oct. i7.-Aliss Emily Spru-
ance entertained the altar ward OF ST.
Peters Church last Wednesday even
ing at her home Those present were
Mrs. Eugene Davis, Miss Frances Davis
Miss Cora Tschudy, Mrs. Edward >
Dwight. Mrs. Thomas G. Hill. Mrs'
Edward :. Wright. Mrs. Sarah Farrell
Mrs. Alice b. Read. Miss Helen start
Miss Mary Spruance, Mrs. Harry
Grievess Mrs. Crawford stevens, Mrs.
Levin Hirons. Mrs. Olive llirons' Miss
Mary Lienberger, Miss Hilda Boyes ana
Miss Ruth Robinson.
Evening journal., 1919-10-17
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Evening journal., 1919-10-17

also been arranged which viii be fol
lowed by a business meeting Of The
state Union, at which an election OF
officers Will take place q. r. Smiley,
OF West Church, viii install the OIL
GERS az The close OF The City Rally.
Dr James H. Strlugnn, OF Baltimore,
Will be the speaker Of the evening
meeting
A large delegation is urged for bah
meetings.
Evening journal., 1919-10-17

the entertainment was w. p. Gon,
chairman; J. F. Rash and J. Dahee.
Evening journal., 1919-10-17

Our Pledge and How 10 Keep IT,"
written by Rev. James Dougherty,
Assistant Pastor West Presbyterian
Church.
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Church Notes.

Services were well attended all
day at Little Bethel Sunday, Rev.
Holloway preached two soul stir
ing sermons. The program rendered
sunday at $3.50 In the young people,
mass meeting with Miss Jessie Mon
roe as master of ceremonies was
very interesting. Two very nice pa
pers were read by Misses Annie Lue
Anderson and Emma Johnson. The
subject, How to Make Democracy
Safe for the World" was led by Mrs
NJ. ]. Sanford. She said many good
and interesting things that we shall
not forget. The choir is progressing
nicely.
Mr.. Abrcm Hudson is at home
again, with his family, who is still
in Greenville, will be home in few
days. About eight o'clock Saturday
night, the choir led by president Nc
Ginnis and Supt. VIM visited the
home of sister N. S. Scott and sur
prised the organist, Mrs. A. L. Car
ter, many nice things were presented
to her all after an hours stay they
left her all smiles. For the con
venience Of the rural district readers
Call at Mr.. w. ID. Sears, barbershoI
for your paper on Saturdays. Mr.
viii Tate, Mr.. Elk Leach will be
out of town this week with the
Woodman Circle making Hillsboro
Waxahachie and many other towns
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ITASCA.

Itasca, Texas, Feb. 13.-Notwith-
standing the cold. Sunday school was
well attended. The fight among the
classes was quite interesting. Glass
c first division won. Bro. VIM,
our energetic superintendent is not
leaving stone unturned. Total
amount raised 1855. At five o'clock,
Bro. Nomis, leading, we had a SPLEEN
did Il. Y. p. U. Our young people,
Misses Minnie Bolds, Catherine Nc
Ginnis and Mr.. Euriel George are
wing with each other in making
their selections the A number one.
Little Willie ID. Freeman, who has
been Ill is much improved at this
writing. Rev. Ii. d. BriscOe, pastor
in at Waxahachie, was in the city
last week visiting family and while
in the city preached at the Bethlehem
church. Mrs. Annie Miller OF Hous-
ton is now living with her brother,
Prof j. w. Sanford. Pvt. Willie
Sparks is home from Camp Travis
to the delight of his relatives and
many friends. Sick listed Madams
M. Tate, c. b. Barton and Bro. u.
c. Scott, Mrs jeff Scott Is visiting
in 1T. Worth, this week. Mrs. Hattie
Phillips was called to Rosenberg on
the death of her aunt Miss Pa
triann Phillips is visiting her brother
in Dallas