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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
Six Bodies Found
 Fought ''Sub" War

steubenville. O.. Oct. 31.-Rescue teams late tonieht recovered the bodies of six miners who were en- toned in Mine No. 2 of the Y. and o. Coal company at Amsterdam. O.. near Sterhenville. it was announced here. All had been suffocated hy smoke or gas and had not heen touch ed bv the fire. which had been burn- ing in the mine since Wednesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
S0FT COAL MINERS CEASE WORK WITHOUT FINAL WORD BY CHIEFS,
 S|LENCED TH RU COURT ORDERS
instructions Served on President Lewis and l7 Other Officials of Mine Workers Enioins Them From Addressing
 the Men.

ndianapos Oct 3-The strike of btuminous miners went into effect tonight with the national headquarters here United Workers of America slenced by restraining aed today by Judge A. B. Anderson of the district court word other to the members of
 could issued by the executive board officers the orgnzaton and they only smiled grmy when this was +bo;r o++opt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
Kills Brother;
 Then Takes Life

St. Louis, Oct.- 31.-Walter Ball man. wealthy lumberman of this city, shot and killed his brother. Leonard, salesman and then ended his own life by firing a bullet into his head while riding in an automobile late today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
5 U. s. TrOOns to
 Protect Town in
 Texas from Villa

McAllen. Tex. Oct. 21.-Five troops nf United States cavalry. three from Fort Sam Houston and two from Me- Allen tonight were ordered to Tidal go. Texas. following receint of re- norts at headouarters here that Villa troops were planning attack tonight on the Carranza garrison of Revnosa. Mexico, across the river from Hidal- pn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
Say S0,0OO Out
 in Illinois Fields

Springfield, H.. Oct. 31.-Approxi- mately 80Ip00 soft coal miners in H. linois had obeyed the strike order of their officials by 5 o'clock this aft ernoon, according to an announce ment of the state miners headquar- ters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
St. Louis Chief
 of Police is Shot

St. Louis, Oct. 31.-Chief of Police Martin O'Brien of this city was shot while attempting to arrest two rob- bers here this morning and as re- suit is in a serious condition at a local hospital. The robbers escap- ed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
pURYEAR-EvERETT DRAW.

Peoria, IT,. Oct 31.-Far, P,rJ wear of Tulsa. Okla..I and Stanley Everett of Pekin fought 10 fast rounds to a draw here tonight. They are bantamweights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01

J. E. Clark of Pine Bluff was elect ed third vice president of the Arkan- sas Bee Keepers association. at the annual convention in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01

as tba;a baaa Mrs. c. F. Busanberr have
 h~otharr guest Mrs. Busenbere's nf tba s. Raw. superintendent Eastarrn Jon,,esboro, Lake City. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
5000 Oklahoma Miners Out.

Muskogee, Okla., Oct. 31.-The strike order will be observed thru out the Oklahoma mining districts. Over 5000 miners, employed in over 75 mines, will be affected. Many of the men walked out at 6
 o'clock tonight. The others will quit at midnight. Thirty-five hun, dred men are employed in 35 mines in the McAlester district and over 2,5OO in the 38 mines of the Henryet- ta-Dewar district.
 Orders were telegraphed tonight to all the local unions in District No. l21, comprising Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas, to observe the strike or der.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
s a t u r d a y cloudy, rain in east p or t i o n, colder; Sunday, generally fair.

When a man doesn't want to do a thing, he generally can off, fer numerous ex- cuses-all very transparent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
ARKANSAS MINES ARE ABANDONED
 BY BOTH SIDES
Miners Quit, and Owners Say Situation Up to Government
 end People.

Fort Smith, Oct. 31.-Appr0xi-
 mntely 4,OOO coal miners in
 Arkansas will not report for
 work Saturday morning, this
 including several hundred semi
 anthracite miners who are ex-
 pected to line up with the bitu-
 minous miners in the strike.
 Fort Smith. Oct. 31.-Officia1 re- ports from all Arkansas mining cen ters tonight are that the miners al Huntington, Hartford, Jenny Lind Greenwood and Bonanza, in this county; Jamestown in Johnson coun ty, and Paris, Logan county, have al cleaned up their rooms, night shifts going off and no miners will report for work Saturday morning.
 "The members in this field of the Southwest Coal Operators associa' tion are marking time and have re ceived no reports tonight. We have turned the situation over to the gov ernment and the people.
 This was a statement tonight o1 the association.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
Gompers Bitterly Denounces Action of
 Government in Restraining Coal Strike;
 Organized Labor Ready to Back Miners
FEDERATION OFFICIALS INTIMATE RESTRAINING ORDER WILL CREATE
 NEW ISSUES, AND AID RADICALS

Washington Oct 31Samue Gompers speaking tonight for organized labor declared the injunction in the coal strike "can only result in creating and disturbing issues which may not be confined solely to the miners"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-01
WEATHER

(Continued on page six.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
MORE ANONYMOUS LETTERS
AND WHAT THEY BORE
TO MADGE

Katherine sonnet came into Lii
liam Underwood's living room slow
~ Upon her face were lines of
deep concern. At the sight Of me.
however, her eyes frightened her
steps quickened. and her arms en-
folded me in a warm embrace.
You dear. dear girl" she said.
L was so sorry 10 hear of Mother
Graham's accident But YOU look
as If it were YOU who ought 10 be
in bed"
She usually does after anything
unusual happens out there" Lillian
said dryly.
looked at both of them appeal
ingly I didn't want sympathy. All
my being was concentrated upon the
contents of the anonymous envel-
opes when Lillian had said were
stnl being forwarded 10 me at Kath-
crimes former lodgings
Lillian caught the look. inter
preted IL. and answered my un-
spoken entreaty.
Another one?" she said to Kath-
crime.
Two" Katherine returned. Evil
IDENTIFY some delay in the mail. for
you know there was none yester-
day"
Come up into the library. girls. %
Lillian said Ersvely. and as she pass
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03

from "A FIVE weeks motor trip 70
Oklahoma and Arkansas, having
motored in an about 5000 miles
Raymond EnEdahl. 1927 :. Frank
lin ST.. will leave today for two
weeks vacation at Fish lake, Mar
cellus Mich
Miss Geraldine Robertson, 1909 r
Jefferson blvd, and her house guest.
Miss Marjorie Wolf. OF Washington.
have gone 20 Grayling. Mich, the
Wolf sumner home
Miss Nellie Ribble. ia Van Buren,
ST. and Miss Ella King. 509 W. Ma
varre ST.. left Saturday for a visit
20 Detroit. Cleveland and Buffalo.
r. A Miller has returned from
Cleveland and Akron, o.
Mrs II. A. Hare. OF Oak Park. H..
who has been visiting Mrs. Frank r.
Warner, 10 W Washington av.,
has returned 70 her home.
j G. Smith has arrived home and
Is now with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. A. Smith. 22O Lincoln way.
after nine months service overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs John j. Hayes re-
turned Saturday from California
and the western states.
Russell w. Myer. who has just re-
turned from oversee service. is the
guest Of his brother. Charles Myer
2O2 Keasey St. and Jessie Myer. PIC
+. Fox st.
Miss Mae Slaybaugh. 2O6 Dubail
av. Miss Sue Taylor. 1926 w. Wash
ington av.. left Saturday morning
for Lake Hamilton, o., where they
will spend the week end. From
there they will go TO Pittsburg. Pa,
10 attend the Philly-Pirate games
as the guests Of Pat Murray OF the
Phillies, who was formerly of NOtre
Dame
DR.. L. H. Writ. 1922 Portage av.,
who has been attending the Dewey
School OF OrthOdontia i'm New York
City, is at home for the week end
He will return on Monday TO New
York where he will remain until
Sept l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A Wood are
shipping their household goods from
their home on y Lafayette blvd.
to Los Angeles. Calf. where they
will make their winter home They
will. however. maintain their sum
mer home at Woodlawn farm, y
Riverside dr., and remain here dur
ing the summer
Miss Mabel Good, Ills Woodward
av.. is spending the week with rela
tives in Syracuse, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
WHAT NEW MENACE Il CON
TANNED By THE NEW
ANONYMOUS LETTERS?

You look wreck Madge What
have yo- been doing to yourself?"
This was Lillians greeting as
came into her living room four
days after Mother Grahams acct
dent
Il have been having rather a
strenuous time" admitted. you
see
'Not a word until you've had a
cup OF tea" Lillian's kindly imperi-
Gus tone was one with which / was
familiar There was no combating
IL. ] watched her as she crossed the
room 10 ring the bell for Betty
with the feeling of restfulness of
transferring my problems TO her
which the very sight of her always
brings 10 me.
Now you're going TO lean back
and shut your eyes and rest until
the tea comes she said. returning
and taking off my hat and coat as
deity as trained maid could have
done. and putting me into a big
chair
/ was glad enough to do as she
requested. / knew there would be
no interruption until the tea ar
rived. for Lillian has series Of
signal rings for her huge colOred
cook that make it unnecessary for
Betty TO come 10 the living room ex-
cept for very special instructions.
The silence of Lillian's wonderful
white and scarlet living room seem
ed 10 enfold me like "a garment The
trOubulous. worried days behind me
slipped away, and my tangled nerves
were stilled
For the days since my mother-in-
law had broken her arm had been
full OF worry for me. The shock Of
her accident had brought on the
heart attacks 10 which she was sub
ject. and for ] , hours the physician
Cousin Agatha Dicky and l had
fought valiantly for her very life
And ] had realized that Mother
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
Clubs

Miss Mildred spriggs OF River
Park and Maurice Beehler OF Kala-
mazoo. Mich. were quietly married
al the parsonage OF the First Meth
odlst church Saturday night az Sis
o'clock. b. Rev b d Beck. In the
presence or few relatives. The
bride was attired in a navy blue
satin dress. and wore a picture hat
30 match Mr. and Mrs. BeehIer left
Immediately for short trip after
which they viii reside in South
Bend.
The Misses Rose and Agnes Bauer.
Nelma Morninestar. Clara He'll and
Hndegarde Bruggner. all OF this city.
viii spend the next two weeks at "A
house party at Paw Paw lake. Mich
The engagement OF Miss Evelyn
Tohulka 81 S Franklin ST.. 20 John
=. Reynolds. son OF AR and Mrs
George W. Reynolds. 118 William
ST.. was announced Friday evening
by the formers parents Mr.. and
Mrs Herman A. Tohulka. No def
mite date was set for the wedding
Mrs Albert Frye. 1913 f. DAYTON
81. entertained u guests Friday
evening. in honor OF her niece. Miss
Enola Charnley. Of Alexander. La.
Garden flowers attractively deco
rated the house. Out-of-town guests
were Miss Ruth Marten, OF Coving-
ton. Ind. and Miss Julia Graves, Of
Chicago.
The marriage Of Miss Jessie Gil
lis. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
ellis. 7O7 y. Scott St. and Jed Fer
ryman. son Of MIR and Mrs J. II.
Ferryman. 1913 Marquette av., will
take place Monday morning at Q
o'clock at the Westminster Presby-
terrain parsonage. Rev. A. NJ. Eells
officiating Following the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Ferryman will leave
for Niagara Falls, and Buffalo. y
Y. for a wedding trip
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03

The Misses Mary Terry. Helen
Palm and Ethel Steinfelot. all Of
Laporte. Ind, spent the last few
days in South Bend visiting with
friends
Mr. and Mrs. Willis w. Napper,
S16 n. Michigan St. have returned
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
Announcements

All Eastern Star members are re-
pie Sunday afternoon at 1915 o'clock
TO attend the funeral of Sister Mary
Ninson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03

The Misses Rose and Agnes Bauer
Nelma Morninestar. Clara He'll and
Hldegarde Bruggner. all OF this city.
viii spend the next two weeks at "A
house party at Paw Paw lake. Mich.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18

San Antonio repartio tambien
mas de mil dollars para los asilos
incluyendo a los leprOsos.
Fu& un acto realizado por estOs
Padres v la Comisi6n de damas,
que no Sc borrara nunca de Ia men
te de los fieleS.
Sc hallaba en- San Juan, nuestrO
activo cOrrespOnsal en- Bayam6n
Luis Esteban, que vino gozar
del ruidoso juego de Baseball, de
la Liga Insular Stop s, juego al
que es muy aficionado.
Depues que lie saludamOs tomo
una guagua y march6 para Puer-
ia de TERRA.
Sc encuentra recogidO en- CANA,
de cuidado, nuestro amigo el joven
Nicolas Arroyo Zeppenfeldt. En-
estos dfas ha sufrido fiebres de
400 v ademas lie ha atacadO la
enfermedad conocida por .talfaHo
ia.
Esperamos que Sc restablezca
cuanto antes.
Miguel StrOg0ff.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
SAN JUAN !SANTURCE LINE, Inc.

Por acuerdo de unta de Directories cta por present
general extraornaria acconista que deber
tener ugar los altos del Muee No. sabado da 81 del
enrante de Junio las diez de la maana ell fin de
que mas convenga repeco la continuation de los
negocios dsouc6n de la Compaa que asi consi
dera llegado ell caso
San Juan, P. R.. Mayo 20 de 1919.
Ell Secretarc
A. Daz Nor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
|POR ESAS CALLES.

| DsSde mSaIad0S Qc IA SeIana
pasada Sc notaba alguna ANNA
ci6n entire los trabajadores de Fa-
ljardo
Elementos ignificados q. no ha
llaban orientaci6n y permanecian
inactivos, pero deseosOs de entrar
en- la lucha pOr ell mejoramiento
del salario va que no ha sido po-
sible, nj 10 sera en- buen tempo
la emancipation, a menOs que des-
de ahora y con arreglo al Regla-
mento de la Federation Portorri-
iqueila, traten de hacerlo pOrmedio
de cooperativas, 1nico medic que
tiene el Obrero de hacer suyas las
Industries, han quedadO organi-
zados y estan muy cOntentOs.
La Federation Portorriqucha va
.caminando a paso firme, y puede
decirse que el exito en- la organi-
Zaci0n, tan pronto Sc de cnenta
ell obrero de los benefcios que ha
de reportarle esa Institution, es
seguro.
La algeria que aquellos cbreros
no podfan disimular, era porque
ALI Sc esperaba una comision del
FComitG Executive de la Federation
Regional que como siempre, actu6
de una manera discreta.
l1l domingo qued6 constitufdo
ofcialmente en- Ell pintoresco pue-
bio de Fajardo el Comite de la
Federation PortorriquefIa del Ira
bajo que organize la Comisi6n del
Comite Central de San Juan, rea-
Ilizandose varios actos de prGpagan
Ida.
En- ell Teatro Municipal tuvo lu-
gar una Asamblea conjunta que
do principle las 2 de Ia tarde.
A ella acudio buen n1merO lie ira
Ibajadores Y, aunque en- ella debi6
tratarse solamente las deliheracio
nes de los asociados, lie fue conce-
dida la palabra a los asistentes.
Asuntos de interes general para
la comunidad y para la institution
fueron deba.idos.
Sc procedio a nombrar la Junta
Directiva de aquel Comite y fue-
ron electos los seGores siguientes:
Saturnino Andrinis, Pres;dente.
George Gordon, Vice-Presidente.
Juan G. Pinero, Tesorero.
Luciano Cintr6n, Organizador.
Ramon Moyano, Demetrio Ra-
mos, Juan Martinez, Diego Michel,
Catalina Moyano, Manuel Davila
y Manuel Cepeda, vocales. Todos
estos seilores estaban prsentes y
tomaron posei0n de sus cargos.
A las 5 p. IN. termin0 la Asam-
blea y las 6: 80 Sc di6 comienzo a
un mitin Ell Ia Plaza Principal.
HabIaron ell se1or Evangelista Cal
der6n, Presidente de la Fedora
ci6n de San Juan, Manuel Valdes,
Martin Clemente, Ramon Martl-
nez V cerr6 ell acto brillantemente
ell seilor Andres Rodriguez Vera,
Organizador general, terminando
el mitin a las 10 p. m. dentro del
mayor orden y entusiasmO.
Tn numerO crecido de buenos
elementos inscribieron sus NOM
bres en- el 1ibro de registro.
En- la Asamblea Sc trat6 sobre
la representation que debe tener
Faiardo en- Ia Exposition Regio-
nal que ha de celebrarse en- Ponce
los dfas %, 26, y q del pr6ximo
julio y Sc tomaron los acuordos
necesarios para que los trabaja-
dores de aquella poblaci0n envien
cinco Representatives. la Conven-
ci6n V algunos efectos de taiabalte
ria para ser exhibidos.
La festividad religiOsa del do
mingo porlos Padres Franciscanos
zen la Capilla, superb todas las
Ia. hasta hoy Sc han celebrado ALI.
Todos los actos religiosos tuvie
ron una solemnidad resOnante.
La Capilla era insuticiente para
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
ADEREZO DE BRILLANTES

Sc vendera en- 200 magnfco aderezo de brlantes
monados platino orO obra de la Masriera, de
Barcelona consistente en- pendentif pulsera pende-
tes. Inforn,ara ST. NJ P-Box 2O5.-Lares, PR
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-18
DELCO-LICHT
lap, ,ANTAELECTRICA COMP ETA
LOS COMERCIANTES.


p m m nrono ncgoco c compar verder
acostnran eTanar cuaqu aparatO
sS e para Pe So Pe mos Hso a
pantas los de de la @ ndaa e de Ia panta p eca
DELcoIGH scudes venaas les indujeron COM
pi-' : D''D~' >Es BUEN ANUNCIO.
Todos los coereiantes progess buena lus
atrae uere sa del conner
Sen e' slumbrada a Ia otra no. n gente
COAIODIDAD.
aiar Dor noce que dependencies conentos
g @ esa m Pss @ %
de tenda, la ofcina dep6sito garage tahona ETC.
EvITA INCENDIos.
Evia incendos voltage bao Ell ircendo es empre
@ ers eanao @ 5 haa @ Ss ecna los estan
squien las ptrida en- a c durane e cual m
competdores servran sus parroqu1anos!
Es UNA ECONOMIA.
sS es 1ses "a luz u qse sa este Sc s
centavos por kiovatio La corrente producida
oTRAs vENTAJAs.
Como amuladOe de los
sp1Is Ia ss e @as no sufre
rrente de ciertas planas pdblicas de la 1sla
DUENOs DE PLANTAs.
n los nd de 0 rs Sc c es va
ene teA co corozs S Feo Pee6 camuy R. Ansa ca
cbO); Frau Lopaegui (Jayuya) F. Pnues Ca Uiales9
Germany Sobs de Gonzalez Salnas Juan
(Garrochaes) Ruert Zavala Ca oa Baja} Bernabe
(ArecibO) r. MerW1n
r. d Benjamin Peterson, de Santa Cruz
MERECE CONSIDERATION.
consideration
panta cualquer
%
requisites segur negoco medic
estlo del sglo pasado?
RRECIO.
n
praco paptgs hjadO los fabricane Cuesa qui
regda de de 1913 hahendo tornado efeco
factan nstrucciOnes
ome detaos epano Ecrba nosotroc uestros agenes
pidendO catalogo, ETC.
c. @. LORD 81 CO.
JUAN
Marques HeynaGNOs, j. j. GerGrdiMO,
ARECIBO. PONCE.
Cuando escriba mencone ELL nPARCIAH
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-05
NOTICE. TO TREsPAssERs.

ALL persons, without distinction as
"A to lace or co0r, are hereby warned
against hunting, fishing, cutting
timber or otherwise trespasSing on
lands belonging to the estate of W. X.
Carroll, deceased. Disregard OF TINS
notice will be prosecuted to the full en-
tent of the law.
SUSIE II. CARROLL,
o. St Administrative.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-05
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE

HAVING filed with the Probate Tor
York county our full and final re-.
turn as administrators of the estate OF
ID. VI. Hall deceased, notice is hereby
given that on Tuesday December u we
will make application to said court Tor
our discharge from all further liability
in connection with said estate.
J. Q. HALL,
BRIAN HALL.
Administrators Estate of d. NJ. Hall
deceased. 5tE 9f
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-05
NOTICE TO TREsPAssERS.

ALL persons, without distinction as
"A to race or color, are hereby warned
against hunting, fishing, cutting timber
or otherwise trespassing on lands own
ed or controlled by the undersigned.
Disregard of this notice will be pro
secuted to the full extent of the law.
Mrs. SOPHIE Il. WITHERSPOON,
Mrs. j. Il. LOWRY,
j. l.. LOWRY 81 u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-12-05
WARNING TO TREsPAssERs.

ALL persons, without distinction as
"A to race or color, are hereby warned
against hunting, fishing, cutting timber
or otherwise trespaSsing on lands own
ed or controlled by the undersigned.
Disregard of this notice will be prose-
cuted to the full extent of the law.
JOHN Q. HALL.
Eov II 1919. 3t* 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13

department. is not soins tn place tho
blame for the loss OF income 10 the
Indians upon the Oklahoma deieEa-
(ion Ia cOngrsss. beoAus~ the depart
nnent well knows that the Oklahoma
delegation does not favor this lesis.
latiou. They opposed u last year,
ana they util continue 10 oppose H.
II want TO say now publicly what
have said privately. that I oppose
this legialation, but that I favor lsg o..
lAtion 20 aaslst the department. In
conserving the proceeds derived
from the saie Of this oil aud gas,
and then I would be In favor of
considering leHtslation with refer
eaco 10 On extension OF this trus,
period always provided, however
that the department will comply
With the Law nov ON the statutes BY
leasing the lands. and giving oppor-
tunity for development But ~ ons
member Of this committee, and q
member Of conGre1 from Oklahoma
Am not going 10 stand for this
legislation until I ~ some further
evidences on the part NJ the depart
nsnt 10 develop that country"
II wAs urBsd BY Mr. snyder OF the
Somsn.ttss that there had ben\ d
shortage Of oil and sas. and thai
relief from that condition With this
present facilities for handling the
oil. might prove n disadvantsRs "a
the Osase land owners by having
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-13
GENERALIZATION OF
THE SERVICE FLAG
washinGton's Birthday suger-,cd A
Appropviate Date for
Ccrcmoaica. N

Don't take down your service fas,
yet and don't Keep them up un,ll
they gradually disappear. weath.,
beatsn, tattered and unnoticed This
In the plea OF war camp communlty
service. which docs not believe tha,
these emblems OF all our hopes ana
fcars during our 10 trying month. =,
war should be laid aside without m.
Ting ceremonies.
Instead OF taking down tha far,
mustered out or the stars nav.
turned To gold, war camp communiv
service urGes that their proud nos.
SCISSORS sh6hld keep them exhibited
until n fixed date when they can be
femobilized at a public ceremony
Tho service flag has been IN, ON.
central emblem that has repreacntsa
the sons, the brothers. the fathers
and the sweethear,a OF those who
have remained behind II has an.
pesred everywhere throughout Al.
country ss n great sign OF reverence
an emblem Of pride ana hope Grea,
mansions and Isolated little hut.
waved Ia flag from the humhest
illllb NhN'' w E'hNl'N y VIII W lnN
most gorgeous limousiner
War camp community service SUE.
gests the period In which Washing.
tons birthday programs ON the SANE
day. factories. department stores. Of.
fice buildings. banks. industrial In.
situations and frsternal orders might
we'll also have tho exercises Of IN.
"demobIiiEa OF the service FLAG"
ON Sunday, the 20. the churche,
Vhould have their demo lliLation.
The service does not put this forth
as a vague suggestion. but has
planned n well defined program Tor
thesc three days Service JHss should
ne pinned land lRtlr r-wedl across
tho stars which REPRESENT the bo,,
who have com. home. For the tlag,
with stars which have turned 10 gold
a specially designed permanent serv.
Ice flag, 10 be known as Gold Glory
should he substituted. ana these
should be kept on public exhibition
as long M the mind OF man retains
the mcp,ory of this most Just OF wars
The chief feature OF the celebrations
at which these ceremonies take place
should he community singing.