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The Washington times., 1919-12-21
CHURCH HIRES JAZZ
BAND TO FILL
IT'S PEWS

DENVER, Col, DEE. 31~sTAe
wAole FrenaA nafion w,s aw.kea-
a - Jass R1sae, - Why net 1se
Il t. w0Ae ~ the cAureAS said The
Rev. g. d. LaeklanA, pastsr 81
Grace II. e. Church. In expsaininE
his aAAsuneeaent that he viii
have . negrs ja.s bad In the
church 1t toAay's service.
III we give then a1sie with
De1. D1AeA and ssne kick" he
ADDED, ''they win De IN q more
receptive need to appreciate the
blessing Of religion. CAr1st was
10 Asnk. He fratefnAli,ed with
the eonAea people aud tndulGed
In thei1 e0st0na. The ehufeAes
are no better than Christ and. ~
everyone loves jazx music, why
net please the multituAes"
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
HOUSE VOTES DRASTIC
LAW TO DEP0RT REDS
Bill MAKES 1t Grave Offense to Join
or Assist Radical -
Societies.

Congress and the Department of
Labor yesterday speeded work of rid
ing the country of aliens who are
advocating revolution and violence.
The House by unanimous vote pass
ed drastic amendments to the depof-
tatfon, laws, under which several hun
dred radicals, now immune, according
to Department Of Labor rulings. will
be sent back to Russia and other
European countries.
The amendments in general make II
deporatable offense to be . men,
Der of organizations or groups ad-
;Vocating violence, anarchy "r revolu-
ton, or to give financial or ether as-
sistance to such movem ents. These
were the loopholes. in present laws,
the Labor Department. said: .-.,t@
Meanwhile the Bureau OF Immigra-
tion was rushing the work Of bending
several hundred reds" out of the
country. The word was sent to the
immigration Committee that the
Soviet Ark" carrying Alexander
Berkman, Emma Goldman, and many
of the Russian anarchists, will weigh
anchor at Ellis Island tonight Con-
gressman Siegel of New York made
the announcement that 230 radicals
would be sent out on ships leaving
during the next forty-eight hours, and
his statement that this action was a
real Christmas gift" to the Amer
lean people was greeted with ap-
plause.
The. attitude Of tho Department of
Labor and particularly that of Fred
eric c. Howe, former immigration
commissioner at New York, was Bit
terly attacked by Congressman John
son of Washington, and other men,
bers of the Immigration Committee.
Johnson charged that Howe made
frequent trips to Washington to delay
deportation Of radicals, and was able
to accomplish this by influencing De-
partment OF Labor officials.
The Senate also adopted the Ken
yon resolution for an investigation
of alleged Bolshevik propaganda by
Ludwig c. A. X. Matrens, who claims
to represent the Russian Soviet gov
ernment in the United StateA An
amendment by Senator Borah broadenk
ing the investigation to include all
sorts Of Russian propaganda in this
country was accepted.
The Washington times., 1919-12-21

lines, and IL vas hours before the
wires were patched up and the nrst
frantic call for help was dispatched.
Then came another long wait before
the nrst relief train steamed into
view.
Relief trains bearing doctors and
nurses with food and clothing were
rusned to the scene from Mexantic,
Soeoec, And from several cities in
Maine and from 81 John. A train Of
empty coaches at 0rssnviile vas sent
to the spot and took many Of the in
3ured to Greenville, while other vsr~
taken to an improvissd hospital IN
the Brewnvills Z. u. c. A. which ~
reported nusd with sulrersrsL
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
GOODFEL[OWSRUSH
TO SPREAD CHEER:
Scores of Washington Men and
Women Join Christmas
Club.
Continued from First Plgs.)

Continued from First Plgs)
year take care Of itself. The big
problem now is to see that every poor
little feller and his poor little sister
are cared for this Christmas, and
there is still big job before you.
An Army Today.
Clergymen, teachers, policemen,
volunteer nurses, social workers,
Fairgrounds supervisors and Off
cials have been bringing in names
Of worthy families as fast as you re-
cruited. There is an army Of Good
Fellows today, but there are few re-
serves. The best way for you to as
sure some poor little kid or some old
couple a merry Christmas is to call
The Times office the first thing Mon
day morning and tell how many you
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
ADVERTISEMENT
See Superfiuous Haiy
Cons RIGHT Out!
tEattr~ly NeW s-rsesss, .

Nsw. df6ercrt better than. ap depiia-
tory and electrical trestrnsnts, 10 the mar
velcus phelaetine process fts the one
thing that actually removes the hair es.
tir~ II does this very quickly. lsAvAs tAs
skis perfectly smooth and hairiesA
Oct . stick Of prepared phsiaesias fruo
your drvggist to-day. follow the e~sy n
struetions and you win 80 at oacs Why
10 'di6er~nt." You'll be aste~sSAsd aps
delighted. PhelAotine " entirely odov-
lss.L nos-irritatiAG. and 20 AArassa zoe
eoSld eat u Without any nl e@eet
The Washington times., 1919-12-21

mittee 10 lending itself to "dis-
gruntled ex-soldiers and dishonor-
ably discharged members Of the
American Expeditionary Force to
make ridiculous and untruthful state
nents concerning the conduct Of the
war;
TN almost every case witnesses
called before the committee. Of which
am . member" he added, "are mer
who have been either court martialet
or have axes to grind and the scop,
Of the entire hearing Is purely DO
litical"
The Washington times., 1919-12-21
IN WAR
DEPT. PROBE IS CHARGED

The House subcommittee investi-
eating expenditures Of the War De-
partment has become . regular "axe-
grinding committee" in the opinion
Of Congressman Henry D. Flood. of
Virginia, Democratic members Of the
committee
Mr.. Flood charges that the COM
The Washington times., 1919-12-21

1914 F.-AAvI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-08
Die 1,Slkerlioa, Gin
GROCER Hriegstrtft
-Senntor sSp6niOu.
Saet, Sds hieiel6e @lillipnen bon
9seriuusn ber eiuiseu Gfla.
nerei nnsliefert.

gsropioerce. 81. s., 5. syitIi. -
en- elmer aHiprode, peidje Senator
S5iram Ss. sSobnlor. bon &olifor.
niea. bicr bielt. erflGrte er, bob bic
9oIferIigo In Birflidfeit feline Scr.
eirigling utr @err1eiOung bon arie.
gen it, ion0ern cine 2tga beiuaff-
meter 0ationen in einent rieienbaften
&riegstrufi. 8ereits bel tbrer
Ghopflng tpnroe Die 8olferlign
aIler ibrer ioeaIiitiiden Gunfte ent'
blfbt, Die fie janlals oufautpeiien
bate. sic entbdIt in iif ielblt Die
Grunolagen fir biele tpeitere Griege
.unO beroalnHlt Millionen bon 0ten.
i1en fir eipige 8eiten altr Stlaperei
uno idiitt eleid5eitig ungeredte
nnO berlperflide annerionen.
Sic De5eittltna 0ieIer 80lferliga,
ipie iie bon Den MdnnerrL peldle
oieieIbe tpirfIi9 berfabten eeidrie.
ben ipurOe, Iiebt einen Grieoen bor,
ioipeit Oerielbe fiir beitimHte Gan.
Der uno sic 11nberleblidfeit oeren
territorialen geiibungen In 5rage
fomntt. Gin oerartiger sSrie0e ioIlte
ourd Ole Rrait uno 1odt Der Ser.
cirligteu Gtnateu oufreht erbaIten
iuer6en.
syn ciner S9IuBbeiprebung oes
@ortlo1tes Der 80lferligo ertIdrt
Genotor So5nIon nod, DOB Der
8ortloit nnb Die 8eitinrulungen
ben syoeoIislnus nno Sen 9atriotis.
mus SER amerifoner seiieGn onIegt
uno ocb oteielbe gleid3eitig cir
gerrot Der neuen 5reibeit Der NeIt
ici, eiu Tririnph Der apniiten
Diplomatic Der alien @eIt, Der lih
nod ifpcr r1hen iperoe.
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Snnoesrat btilF
ben Ser rI'ag gut
Dcmtidc MISUNDERSTANDING bcrdt Hcittspcrfai
Jung; PinScnbmros nppca an Sod; Sas
perfabrcn ocacn Sen Grz,saiicr
lsonicrpatipc spollen ,lionarie tpieScrberftellen

2anfe oieier ISOLDE rntifi8tert tper.
ben miro.
$err gnont, Siibrer Der gnnf-
ongeIte[lten, tpuroe ipegen boIf1eipi'
.Itiider S1tigfeit berbafte, jeDod
bnIo pieoer ouf freien SUB eeIest
Seit ieiner Sreiloiilng bat mar
Htlidts ipieOer bon ibm gsb6rt.
9ie Gegtertng beabiidttgt. Der
inhaftierten eneliiden Sournoliiter
grice, Der ii6 oeiitidfeirtolider Tro'
pnsorSa fdu[oie genadt baben foTt
aus Der Soft su entloiien, borntlsge'
ieet er berldBt 9atti6latlb.
8iirssrfrieg erflari.
2ottoon, s. Stli. - Die fonTer.
bntibe 8artei l,ot einen Gufrttf ber.
offentlidt, Der bon @rnIt bon Sen
6ebranD, 0em 9iibrer Der @oriet In
Reidstage, irntersei9net lit uno be.
iogt, 6oB ,0ie 4artei Der geqte,
r1tng ben &rieg etfldri ufto ibrt
gonoe &rdft einiebsn ptro, I'M bit
@onnr9ie ipie0er ber5uTteIIen-, iui'
cine &openbagener Sepeihe Der ct.
DANCE Seleerapb 60. meloet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-08
1oetsSacrmis9 ift
1tbfahrt Scs 1854
@iSrise @itternngsberbdltnIiIe ber'
anlaFen Wfaior Cent feline
glane sn Guberu.

Dtineolo, 81. g., s. sS1li. - 8ie
bier betanrlt miro, bat ltb Der Som.
nlaroeiir 0es britil6en 9iieIenluft'
| fdiffes &.34. Mlaior Scott erltidfol
fen, Die Seitufabrt oes 2enf6allor
bis ouf Mittpod friib 5li berihieben
ba fir beute borausgeIaete beftigt
2nitItronlungen Die abfabrt inrrat'
lid erIdeinen laiien. aud BERLIN
oerte Der geItern Berri9etl6e @iitf
i Die gLusfiibrung beridieoener &epa.
roturarbeiten an ben @etriebsnoto'
rem.
g(nterifoniIfe GpI0oten bon 6er
2uftihifferabteilung, melde aur Sil'
feIeiitung obfournn0iert Daren
batten einen ldDeren Stono, ols eill
beftiger 8inbitnrm geitern 5it friibet
Morgenitlnoe Die s(nfertaue Dee
2uftrieien rib, iooaB Oeriel6e fir &C.
rol1lne 8eit MIR ourh oas aorperge.
pidt bon etlpa $50 @ann feItgebaG.
ten ipnrbe, bis nane aabel om @al.
loneeriilt befeltigt lper0en fonrlten.
giineola, 2ong SSslano, s. Suli.
Reueiten gtadri6ten 5ufolge be.
obIidtigt Maior Scott Die 9iiidfabri
nod England nit Dem &.34 5ipiideu
IL llbr na6ts uao bor 9tnbrltd Der
Morgenodntmerlmg oftartreten. Sb.
ipobL Der 8itterungs6erift fir NOR.
gen beftige 8iitOe oorausingt, 70
bofit man ood), oaB oieIeIben bon
@eiten fonlmen mer6eii. lpoourd Der
&eimIlug beoauteno belhIeinigt
luer0en miro.
Der 2enfboIlon iuir6 ouf ieiner
Miidfabrt iiber ser Sto0t Neip gorf
freu3en un0 bon BORT aus, Der iii6Ii.
den S6iffobrtSliuie entIang, Oireft
mad sSoItnet, sSrlono, cine gntfer.
nnng bon 2,S49 Seemeilen, iegeln.
Die Observation-Disclosures auf
Dem Slug na6 gltuerifo betrug nur
80 ¬en per Stlinoe, ooh bofft
Die geiasung oes 2uftieglers 3liber-
iidtIifL onf Der Seintfabrt minoe-
items DO anoten per StltnSe ou er-
reideL in weldem s5oIIe Die 2uft.
reife ettua 70 Stunoen in 9tniprud
nebnlen iuiir0e.
Gos 2ufti6iff miro onf ieiner
&eimreiie ettpn 25 girnlo gribot.
brieie nit fi6 fiiBren. 8ie bier ee.
riihtipeiie berloutet, ioa grGIioent
Bilion beobiidtieen, fofort nod iei.
ner 2auSung bier6er au fontmen,
um ben qenfbaoIn Dor feiner so.
reiie in glugenidein 5u nebmeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-08
Sir 1lmfbebMite Ser
krieasprcttbiti
Ghnf @itelieSer bes Sniti3fomitees
befiiriporten bies fir gier nnb
leidlte @eins.

gSafbtngton s. sult. = syn ei.
mem @tinoritdtsberi6t oes SltIti6.
fonlitees oes @bgeoronetenboitIeg,
tpelben flint Mitglieoer oesieIben in
8erbinolng nit elmer 8orloge alpefs
Dnr6fiibrung Der Grohibitton Elm.
reidten, erfl1ren iie, boB Der 9on.
greB bic ariegsprobibitton tpenig-
items ioineit oieielbe oiif Bier nrlo
leidte 8eine 8e5ug bat. nufbeben
ioa. Sieier 8eridt 1T bon nadfte.
benoen &eprdIentdnten iirlteraeibnet:
SSgo, Waiiioltri; Steele, 9ennipIbanta;
@iraro, Sbio; 9e1otraten. 9Der,
Miiiouri, unb Glaiioh 8tsconfin,
Gepublifaner.
Syn Der 3ipiid)en5eit beridtete Der
8oriibenoe oieier &orperibaft, SOL.
iteao, oaB Die 8orlage be5iiglid Der
Gur1fiibritng 6es 9robibittonsae.
ieses fofort oem aongretS our G6.
itinnlung iiberreidt nerDen tutro,
b1B ober oarin fein l1itteridno 5lpt.
iden &riegs. inb Wationolprobibi.
tion gerloht iperoen miro.
Bon beri6ieoeuen Geiten ipirf
oie 8ebouptltng oufgeiteIlt, baB ote'
le oirette 8erbinoung Der Griegs,
uno @ationalprobibition ipelde eber,
tlten bonn 9onereB gittgebeiBen tuer'
ben mag, eeieslid itngiItig lit uni
bober bon irtereiiierten Setten fbper
bef1nlpft lper6en miro. sSeoenfaIls
iuirO ii9 iiber Die GntideiOung. of
2s4 .prodeiltiges Bier als neraltidleit
3l beaeidnen it, Elm beftiger Hedts.
itreit elltipinnen.
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Sic Seiterrei(ber
lueroell bingeDalten
GnSe ser 1pctc crit tuirS ibnen Scr Dcrtraa itits
terbreitet iperSen; pclk eriett Canning; JuScn
crhalten Sreibeit in pollen


fling nto Mitglieoer ieittes Sfnbes
tperben iid1 beiln giit3ug Der nne.
ritanii9en Sriippen in gnris orn
Siegestog ON Ia. Srtli an Der Spit.
tie oerielben befinben. Ser anleri.
fGliife Sberfonmonoeur miro Elm
Hegirnent befebligen, oos fif) aus
@fnnnlhoften Der ii6 nod in Grai,t.
reid befinoIi1en nmerifoniIden
Sruppen 5ufaninenIett. Der Marid
fiibrt ourh Die Torto 3riunipboIis,
(Griurrbbogen). Gs lit ons erite
Wial, felt Grridtttng oes 3riltmpb.
bosens. oaB einent General, Der aus.
lanoiihe Sruppen befebligte, oieie
Gbre alttei[ eeluor0en lit. glub on.
oere omerifnniide @ener1Ie meroen
fid III Dem 3ug befinoen. Die an
Der 3erenlpnie teilnebmeuoen orneri.
faniiden SoIoaten peroen seeen.
ndrtig I'M 9erIbing Stobilun 5uiont
mergeiteat. Ger 91riier Grinmpb.
bogen mltr0e 3ur 9erberrlidung SEQ.
poIeons oes Grlten erridtet ltno
1886 Dpllenoet. CT lit Der groBte
ieiner glrt IN Der 8elt, so Dieter
bod unD 45 0ieter breit.)
&elqien mill audl in ben 8nu1.
griilieI, s. sSuIi. ~ Cine ltarfe
8eiuegung lit bier I'M @ange, al
berlangen, ooB ailf 8eIgien 51 oem
eneIii9-amerifaniidert 8iinoniiIe ait.
gelaiien tperoen ioIl, ipelhes ben
3ipef bot, 5rnnfreid Dor eineul
0llfiinftigen ansriffe ourd 9autid.
LAMB au idiisen.
8ns 9orIaments- -aoniitee nabna
eiile ReioIution an, tnprill es Die Me.
gierltng eriaff, 5ll berlollgeit, nab
8elgien elm 3eilbaber oes giinonii4
ieS mer0en foIle. 9ieienigen, Delde
oieie geipegttng in bie @ege eeIeitet
bubei, bebauptan. bnB gelgien fid)
enttpeoer ben Ger. Staaten iino
@roB -gritannien in Der @arontie
fir Die Siderbeit 5rdntreids an.
idlieBen ioae ooer oaB Oas 0reier-
biinbnis old 9elgien einbeereifeit
ioIle, iuie sranfreid, 0atnit 8eIgien
Silfe earantiert tuiiroe, foIlte oiefpg
Sano tuieoer bon Sen 9eiitiden an.
geeriffen tperoen.
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Die a[uiredter5dltttng bon perifla-
nenten Mobiliiierlngs. .ginri6tnngen
in gleider 8eiie Derboten.
9lrtifeI 44:-SSrn Galle 9elitid-
LAMB Die 8ejtintrlltngen 6er 9lrtifel
AZ nn0 43 in irgeilo ether 8eiie
berlebt ioI[ bies als 8egebune elmer
feinoieligen San6lung eegen Die
Signaturuladte Oes borliegenoen
8ertrages uno als Storllng oes
@eltfrieOens erndtet per6en.
ssSm Sale Oiele Stiputationen
nidt iofort Die nottpenbige Cider.
belt gepdbren, ionen Die Ser. Staa.
ten bon anerifn I'M Sale zines bon
3euti6lanb gegen Sranfreid gerih-
teten, unprooo5ierten glftes oes 9ln.
griffs, ioiort 6ranfreid 5u @ilfe
fonlflen.
glrtifcl 2.
Ser gegenudrtige Gertrag, ser
glei1lauteno nit Dem 3mii1en Der
frall3oiil6en uuo britiiAelt &eaies
rung an gIeidelr Gage obgeiAloile-
nen @ertrog it, ioII nitt bor Der
Autifi5ierung Oes leBteren in &raft
treten.
NrtifeI 3.
Ser gegenlpGrtige 8ertrdg muB
Der @Ietutibe Der Sigo Der geationen
1nterbreitet iperoen ltn0 mub bon
oieier ebentuell 0rrtb MtebrbeitS6e.
ifluB oIg Elm 8ertrag orerfannt
mer6en, Der lit llebereinItimnltng
NIT Dem 8ertrag Der 2igo Der gea=
tionen ieI6It Itebt. Ser @ertrog miro
in Strait bleiben, biz Die @reflttibe
ouf Gerlansen einer Der sienntitr.
mGdte entideioet, bnB Die 2iea Der
giotionen on iid eelliigen6 SduB ge-
ipGbrt.
glrtltel 4.
Der ge9enip6rtige 8ertrag ioI bor
Ser &atifi3ierung beiOen &ontmern
OeS fran5oiiidsn 9arlantertS 5ur
@utbeibung unterbreitet perOeu.
Der gertrag ioG uuBerOeut 6em &C.
nat Ser Ser. Staoteu 9leid8eitie
nit Dem gertrag bon 8eriaiaes 5tr
&ntifiaierttng unterbreitet DerOen."
Ser 8ertrag lit bon Glemenceait,
9idon, grdiioent @iIiou un0 2on-
iine 1inter5eidnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-08
Stra6citbabnitrcik
IN GlepelanS bccnSet

Glebelano, Ohio, s. SuIi. = Ser
biefige 2lusitnn6 Der angeiteTlteh oer
Strabenbobngeiellidaft tuur0e &C.
itern our6 germittlitng 6es 8iirger.
meiiters $nrrp 6. Sopis beigelegt,
inoem Dem llnternebmern eeitattet
ipuroe, ibre 9ioioenoen bon 6 auf Z
gro5ent au erboben, iporauf iitb Der
NrdiiOent Ser StrnBenbdbrL SSobn
8. Stanlep, bereit erfl1rte, ietnen
glngeiteIlten Die berlanete erbo1ung
Oes Stinoenlobnes bon as ouf 60
Gents GIT betuiIligen. Ger gerfebr,
pel6er am Sonntap eineeiteat iuur.
oe, lit beitfe nloreen tpieoer oitfee.
nonInlen tuoroen.
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SclSafeitentlaiiiafte
fir Grlttcarbciten

8ai9ington, s. SuIi. - 3as
ariegsniniiterilir peritGnoigte ge.
itern Die &omnanOanten Der DILL.
tdrlager in Camp 9Sife ilno Camp
8ouie, Ger, Sort Googe, Sd,
CAMP Suniton anni. ttro Sort Gin,
9fla,, oaB idnitlidle 5oIoater, bic
gum giilitdroienit nitsgeboben tuur.
ben unb trqen0fpte entbebrlib fino,
iufort fir oie Grnteorbeiten in Sen
meItIiden Staoten oiig Dem Milit1r.
6ienit SIT entloiien fino.
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GrplOiiOn anf Sem grins gnSluia.

9slDmoItb, england, 8. S5uli. =
9[uf Dem 9aupfer Bring 2uOuig
fdno cine grpIoiion itott, nls cine
5olee Der 9robuns 6er auftroliidal
Sruppen oos Sfiff sii berienten,
penn iie nidt llrIniib on 9nl6 ge.
ben 5u fonnen, erbnlten. Ole Trup-
pen iino erboit iiber Die ger50ee.
rlins Der gDfnbrt 6es 9nrpfers In.
folee zines SdnSens an Der Mdidi.
nc. Die 9eboroe bot ben 3riippen
Seriprediinssn eenlo@t, 6nB bic ab.
fabrt iOfOrt ttattfiuosa tuIra
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Oailu 11etps bat iiber
1)ertrao BcSenken

9onoon s. Snli. = Ole bieiiae
Dailp Stems beipridt beg 2dngeren
Die aufgaben, tpeIde EraIioent E,iT.
ion nod ieirer 9fiidfebr nod anterifa
slt erle6igen bot uno erfl1rt ben
Srie0ensbertrog dIs eifte entt1uiden.
DC 11ntfleioung Der Ia gitrfte iino
cine brobeftbe @efabr fiir ben Grie.
ben. u9lber er 1T interjei6net", idat
Die SEEMS, uit16 Die eiir5iae Soffnung
lit, oaB er ausgefiibrt tptrb, iute on.
genonmen. 8ilions WisnerIoee I'M
@ongreb ipiir6e ein ifterflotionaIes
1lneliid iein."
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George 1t,aibinotcr
on Ser Aiiite aefidttet

Seem gorf, 8. sSnIi. - Gos grd.
fiSentenidiff George @nibington"
1T beiite I'M 1890 ltbr bornlittogs
ouf Der S0be oes g[nlbroie aeudt.
ihiffes eefidtet iporben. es piro
ertpartet, 0oB es gegen ii 1ibr in
0uardntGne eeben miro. Gs III Die.
ies cine Stitnoe friiber, tuie onfdna.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-11
CONCORD.

One Of the most enjoyable events
of the season was the birthday party
given by Miss Bertha Kate Lassiter at
her home last Thursday night. The
rooms were decorated with zinnias
and marigolds. Conversation was
the game and at about 9 o'clock a
salad course with tea was served and
later an iced course. The guests
present were Misses Susie Morrell,
Kate Johnston, Bertha Kidd, Vera
Darden, Mary Morrell, Tommie Kidd,
of Concord; Miss Minnie Irwin, of
Blairsville, and Misses Lettie and
Vera Crutchfeld and Hattie Walters,
of Shiloh; Messrs. Charlie and Nor
gan Hagerson, Keith Dupree, Joe
Johnston, Uriah Morrell, Walter Oar
den, Floyd Lassiter, of Concord; Ivan
Irwin, Of Blairsville, and Watson and
Jesse Wicker and Ben Rouse, of Cut
Off, and Oza Beckwith and Johnnie
Walters, of Shiloh, and Corporal
Chas. l.. Crutchfeld, who has just re-
TUNED from Germany.
William Bell has been i'll for some
time past. but is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dozier spent
the weekend with the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Walker, of An
drew Chapel
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liams, of Bronwood, and Carlton
Jones, of Americas and Mrs. Turner
of Dawson.
Little Miss Annie Martha Andrews
has returned to her home in Smith
vile after spending a week with her
grandparents, Mr. ana Mrs. j. R.
Cobb.
Miss Lena Williams left Tuesday
for Bessie Tiff College at Forsyth,
where she will resume her studies.
J. D. Williams is improving after
an operation at Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Bowen, of Smithville, spent
the weekend with her daughter,
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with Mrs. J. G. Logan at Plains.
Misses Oma Belle and Louise Good
son and Miss Ella Gammage, of Bron-
wood, spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. D. Brinkley.
Misses Stella Williams and Fife
Cobb attended the dance at the open
ing of the Chero club at Brentwood
Friday evening.
Jesse Jones is at the Plains hos
pital suffering from inhammatory
rheumatism.
Among those who spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Cobb were
Mrs. G. W. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Williams, Miss Mamie Viii
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17th DISTRICT

After spending a week very pleas
antly with Miss Fife Cobb, Miss
Stella Williams has returned to her
home in Bronwood.
Miss Eleanor Chambliss has return
ed to her home at Plains after spend
ing few days with Mrs. A. S. Nc
Crea.
Mrs. A. S. McCrea spent Friday