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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
Texas Boy Just
Flies to School

3 MINEOLA, N. Y, Oct. Mrs,
Seymour T, J, Cox and her son,
Seymour ir.. aged ! !. aud Aviator
Block arrived here from Bingham
ton, n. Y, by airplane today, COM
pletinR an aerial trip from Hsas.
ton. Texas, The boy Is to attend
school At Highland -on.the- Hud.
con.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-07
saspa MA y n.u., w,s.,srvSns

LOCAL ,FoR1cAor--ropleht cloudy
and unsett'sdi wednesday PROBABLY fair,
Warmef.
orArG FoHgcAev--Partiy elsshy 70.
night aNS Wsdnssday.
kANoAer-FAlr toAIuht and Wsdnss.
day; somewhat WHemsr In west and ss {.
trsns ueVth portions.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13
ln lhe Illstrics Court

of the Third Judicial District OF the
State OF idaho, in and for the County
of ada
C. A. Carter. Plaintiff. vs. Elias A.
Leek and Josie Y Leek, defendants.
Alias Summons for Publication.
The State 81 idaho seads greetings
10 elias A Leek and Josie v i.eek
husband and wife. the above named
defendants
you are hereby notified that COM
piaint has been filed against you In
the District Court Of the Third Jud-
ieial District OF the State Of idaho,
IN and for the County OF Ada. by the
above named plaintiff This action IS
brought 10 foreelOse d mortgage, ex-
eealed by defendants 10 The Idaho
Trust co Ltd on Noyember /. 1911,
das three years after that date. for
$1,000, and duly assigned 10 plaintiff
herein covering the following de-
serihed property, to-wit Lots eleven
tllB aud twelve ll2l in Block one
tIb Ia Packenham's Addition, Boise
City, Idaho
And you are hereby directed 20 APP
pear ard answer the said complaint
within 70 days OF the service OF this
summons II served within said Ju-
dieial District and within forty days
il served elsewhere and you are fur
ther notified that unless you 50 APP
pear and answer said complaint with
in the time herein specified the plain
tiff will take Judgment against you
as prayed IN said complaint
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said District Court. this 2Trh day or
May. 1919
lSeal Stephen Utter. Clerk.
81 Thos r. Powell Deputy
y. y. POPE, Attorney Tor Plaintlff
Residing al Boise. Idaho. 3-6t
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13

Estafe at John H. Hall. deceased
Notice is hereby given Is the un-
defsigned administrators 81 the es-
tate 81 John II Hall. deceased 70 the
creditors ~ and al persons having
claims az inst tie said deceased, 70
exhibit them with the necessary von-
cheers within ten months after the
first publication ~ this notice, 10 the
said administrators AT the Office OF
their attorney. 32l Idaho Building
Boise, County 81 Ada. state of Idaho,
this lieing the place fixed fer the
transaction Of the business OF said es-
tate Dated June 6. 1919
Grace 4C Hall. Administrator.
Pay w Hail. Administrator
MM q DUNBAR. Attorney for Ad-
1ninsstrators Residence Boise. Idaho.
CIT
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13

Key and Mrs r. v Martin cor
atullg invite g0n 70 the services a.
ihe Nazartne church Sunday
Sunday school ~ te ans morning
service at II am: evening serpiee 81
pm
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13
Notice . Creslltors


Estate Of Ralph G Watson deceased.
Notice Is hereby given ~ the au-
aersigned administrator 81 the es-
tate III Ralph a. Watson. deceased
% the creditors ~ and All persons
having claims against the said dec
eased. 10 exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers. within four months
after the first publication " this
Bosiee. 10 the said administrators az
the once of her attorney, William
g Dunbar asf Idaho Building. al
Boise, County Of Ada. State of Idaho
this icing the place fixed Tor the
transaction ~ the business u said
estate
Dated aay 20. 1919
ANNA WATSON,
Administrative of the Estate of
Ralph q Watson. deceased
WM. g. DUNBAR. Attorney FOR Ad-
miniktraiFix 4-5t
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13
Notloe 10 Creditor.

Estate u A Long. deceased
Notice is hereby given ~ the un~
dersigned Anna NJ Long. adminis-
pafris ~ the estate Of A. ~ Long.
deceased, 70 the creditors Of and ali
persons having claims agalnst the
said deceased. 10 exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication Of
this notice, 10 the said Anna NJ I.oag
administrator, o. 10 kessler a.
Pizey. her attorneys 6ls Empire
building, Boise. County 81 Ada, State
u idaho. this being the place fixed
FOR the transaction o. the business 81
laid estate
DATED MAJ 9. 1919
ANNA w. LONG,
2-5t Administrative
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13
TfNE CARD or OREGON SHORT
LINZ RAILROAD.
- Inne I. LII


BOISE TO NAMPA gime 81 pass
ina Meridian
aTe Al zgam connect 40 / 2 Nest
and No rs east
III 5sl am. l,ong 20 Huntington.
ia 1895 am. connect No east
3g6 s2g pm p0ny 10 Huntington,
BTk 81 pm connect No ease
and SO and ~ west
NAMPA TO BOISE Time u pass
inR Meridian
Ne. sTa 2Ng am connection from
No . east and Nos 3 and west
sS2-s - am pony from Huntington
a1s II IL pm connection from No
4 saBi
aa5-a ~ I'm pony from Huntington
10 B3H pm connection from No
eaEtbo1nd and No ~ Westhound
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13
rTasMS 0F EHE MERIDIAN NAZ-
ARENE CHURCH

The laAbo nreg0B district Gssefn-
as 81 fhe Nazartsle church which re-
n1sg tsused lis session ~ Namfsa
~ largely attended and the rePcras
h0w eatouraginR progress the
iiisi year
He3 " y Martin under The neM
arrangement comes g fhA NAzarene
80 arrh A Meridian for ihis year. He
Alb preach al the services Sunday
gane gsfh
Rev Vim frscbel inc retiring T'as-
aar. HIS iefi Tor California 70 engage
IN eaanEAlfsfie services
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13
Notice q Creditors.

Estate Of S. NJ Williamson. deceased.
Notice IL hereby given by the un-
dermEned, Maria Williamson, admin
istratrix. Of the estate OF S. NJ.
Williamson. deceased. 70 the cred
tors 81 and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after she first
publication u this notice. to the said
Administrators. at the ofiice OF S. r.
Blaine. Boise. County Of Ada. State
81 Idaho. this being the place fixed
for the transaction OF the business OF
said estate
Dated May 20. 1919.
MARIA WILLIAMSON,
Administrative Of the Estate OF S. NJ.
Williamson. deceased. s-5t
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13

The EENorih LeaEns ~ me Mefid-
ian Methodist church met FRIDAY and
elected officers as folioNs Tor the ems
eaing term President Asss Esther
Wood ISL stas president Miss Vera
" ats Aeeana VICE president Fipfa
Iseinlngef third wire fFesldant Ralph
Knight fourth vice president Clara
6ainl secretary Miss Neilie Ahf
lock treasurer BfHniee lAarms 81
Eanisi Miss flegne Allison
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13
yETERINARY SURGEON

DIX. }. r.. DANIELS
ilss Located Ia Meridian Permanent
III, and IL Ready 20 Answer Calls.
OFFICE IN PARkIS BUILDING
Room 1, Meridian. Idaho.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1919-06-13
NTERURBAN TIME TABLE
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION Co,1n,

NTERURBAN TINE TAHE
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION COMPANY
Leave Boise Tor Nampa and Caldwell via Neraon
$780, $780, 10:0e 1900 A. M
ITO Nampa .'1'oV r M
Cars Meridian
$780, 7:45, 9:12, A.
ltl2, s:12 6:12. 6:12 1912, 9:12 no
Cars Pass Meridian for Nampa and CALDWELL. ~
7;05. 1896, 1895 A. NJ
Ito Nsmps " 1V'oo' '1l;S5 Pm.
MeDermou STUB Leaves Onwiler McDermott.
1852 am. 1881 am, $3.50 pm and a,
sos am, 1914 am, 5:45 nm ~ ." AcDermott at
Leave McDermott for onwiler:- go
s;05 am. 1885 arrive a onu,,
ll:08 pm al o.1S am
subject to Change Without Notce
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-02-20
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

CHklSIlAN SClENCE SERVICES.
l. O. O. F. Hail.
Sunday at 11:00 a. IN. Subject:
Mind"
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at Mrs. Gene Slocums.
Everybody is welcome.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-02-20

acks being practically intact, but
~rass on the range has been con-
sumed as feed.
Sam Hughes attended the meeting
of the League to enforce Peace in
Portland on Monday. Mr. Hughes
went to the city the middle of last
week, and was accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. Riley Judy, who had
heen spending short time at Hepp-
her on a visit to her parents.
F. R. Brown will leave for Port
land Saturday, to be absent for a
few days. His visit below is to con-
fer with the agents representing
Canadian Pacific lands. The Farm
ers Exchange of this city has the
agency for these lands in Morrow,
Gillian and Wheeler counties.
Charley Shaver, of lone, has just
finished the boring of good we'll
on the farm of John Troedson, some
six miles north of town. At depth
of $50 feet an excellent flow of
water was struck and Mr.. Troedson
is now preparing to place over the
well a good windmill and from
henceforth expects no more water
troubles.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-02-20

This of Mr. building
and D. c. Wells that will The
purchased from
south Lum VIM Cronk
the j. D. Brown
Mr. Wells having
cleared the Wells
been let to C. A. detail
and builder, We
up the cottage according
furnished MI Wells Tuna this
lum Lumber Co This
VIII furnish
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27

Dramaticky odbor Velkolo-
re Jednoty Taboritu sehraie ri
ira We Slovanske Lipe ma Gro
ton Ave. rozmarny del "Po-
kuta muze" "a dobr6ho obsa-
zeni, jez slibuje navstevnikGm
p6kne pobaveni. Je to druhe
vystoupeni uvedeneho sboru lie
tos a neni pochyby, re bude
provazeno zdarem jako pred
staveni pfedchazejici. Zaca-
tex bude urcite V pet hodin We
Ger a po predstaveni bude ma
sledovat tanecni vinek "a ucin
kovani kapely sdruzenych ce-
skych hudebnikG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
jWSSIIWSSIWSS1
y NATURALISACNI URA.
DOVNY.

Okre3nl klerk Haserodt Wy
jednava vladou ohledne po-
Voleni v6tSiho obnosu pen6z
ma vydrzovani zdeisi naturali-
saGni uradovny. Az dosud Via
da poskytuje asi $4,000 rocn6,
polovicku z pfiiatych zde pc
n6z Ia obcansk6 listing. Cast
ka ia k vydrzovani naturali-
'aGniho Department. ovSem ne
staci a odtud to vyjednavani
Haserodta Westinghouse.
Pokud vyjednavani skonceno
nebude, misto naturalisacniho
klerka, uprazd6n6 resignaci p.
Emilia Bartunka, obsazeno ne
bude.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
fWNNT I II TWNNI
CBMEZOVANI NOVOROC
MICH OSLAV.

Vladni distriktni pravnik
Westenhaver upozornuje hote
liery a MATTE e kabaretu ma
2akon valecn6 prohibice, die
nthoz pfinaSeni soukromych
Gasob whisky do hotelI neb il
1ych vefejnych lokalG vaIeC-
nou prohibici neni dovoleno a
poruSeni podobnych pravidel
Dokut6 pry podl6ha. Weston
haver svym upozornenim We
akutecnosti obmezuje sylve-
triady a novorocni slavnosti
ia vyseuvedenych pom6rH V
Na$ich hotclich a kabaretech
piipravovan6.
OpoinG napoje nejen re ne
smeji byti V hotelich cepova-
ny, nybrz ami pTinaseni privat
mich osobnich zasob do verej-
nych mistnosti nebude pry tr-
DGnO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
WSSI IWSSI IWSSI
POKLADNfkEM
SOKOLA HAVLfCEK

zaslano bylo dnes $500 Ko-
run "Fondu Alice Masary-
kove", co cistT vTt6zek
S122.90 Z divadla ''Bratfi
Sokolov6'. Penize zaslany
byly prostTednictvim Zivno-
stenske Banky V Praze.
Cinem tim Sokol Havli-
eek op6t dokazuje, ze snazl
Sc ukoldm sokolstvu vykaza-
nym dostati a podpora Sir
sim obecenstvem jest toho
ddkazem, re snahy tohoto
sbOru isou pochopOvany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
fWSSl [ttl WSSl
BUDOU We STAVCE PO-
kRACOVAT.

Zdejsi polske unie ocelaf-
skych d6lniku konaly vcera
zvlastni porady oh edn6 stav-
ky a Ia schulz tech posl6ze
rozhodnuto We stavce pokraco-
vat. Dotcene unie vyslaly ne
davno do Pittsburgh nekolik
svych delegatu, ably tamn6jSi
situaci prozkoumali. Delegate
referovali svym uniim vcera a
neprimo navrhovali, by strajk
byl skoncen. Unie navrh vSak
odmitly. Jsou to Fullerton a
Posen unie maiici 2600 G.entl
nhrnem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
WSSl WSSl iWSSl
UMRTf 12SLETEHO.

Nejstarsi muz V Ohio, 128le
~ VIM Peyton, zemrel vcera
ma sve farmicce v Torch biize
Marietty. Peyton pamatoval
administered presidenta Jeffer
soma a V mladsim veku podilel
sc ma kazde narodni politicke
Rampant. Pill whisku, kouril a
byl vzdy zdrav i cily. Teprve
pred tydnem jevila Sc u neho
vysllenost a vcera skonal tiSe,
bez bolesti. Peyton cely svuj
zivot prodleval V Ohio a pri-
nalezel k hloucku nejstarSich
pflslusnikG naseho statu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
fWSSl IWSS1 IWSS1
VEREJNE CVICENf.

Delnicky vzd6lavaci spo,ell
V Mt. Pleasant uspofada Ultra
odpoledne verejn6 cvieeni V
Komenskeho SIM ma vych. 131
u. Zacatek bude o ctvrte ho-
dine a rodice ditek cviceni ma
yStevujici jsou vyzyvani, ably
So pfiSli ma svou mladez podi-
Vati .Po cviceni bude taneGni
vinek pri vyteGn6 hudb6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
POKUTA MUZE.

IWSSl NNSSl NIZCS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
VLADNi PRACE.

V lednu budou tn konany
zkousky, jimz Sc bude podro-
biti tenn, kteri by radi dostali
n6ktere z mist, nabizenych
vladou Spoj. StatG, ktera po-
trebuje klerkG, stenografd, l6-
karG, kreslicG, internG a j. Ne
ktera z techto mist jsou ote-
vrena zenam a ku zkouSkam
budou pfipusteni jen americtf
obcan6 a obcanky. ZkouSky
budou pred zkusebni komisi
spolkov6 komise pro civilni
sluzbu. Informace mono do
stati We zdejsf spolkove budo-
We.
Stryc Sam potrebuie lekarG
V pasmu Panamsk6ho prdpla-
WI a V armad6. Absolventum
lGkarskych skol, ktefi by.i by
volni ztraviti n6kolik let Y ne
mocnici, nabizeil sc mista in
tcrnu V nemocnici st. Eliza
beth We Washington d. c., S
rotnim sluznym cd S2500 do
$4,000. We sv6t!arensk6 sluzb6
V Key West, Fla, jest uprazd-
memo misto kreslice rocnim
$500. Tenn, kterl
slouzi II tankoveho sboru
(tank corps) naskytuje Sc pfi-
|ezitost ku slozeni zkouSky ma
tank experts" k fizeni tan
llll a traktoru nebo ku kresleni
planu ma jejich stavbu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
v ZALEZITOSTI UNION
NADRAZf MA SQUARU.
Civilri liga odporucuje jme-
novani komise k prostudovani
celeho problemu.

Ponevadz mestska rada
chce doplnit terminalni ordi-
nanci jakymsi emergencnim
dodatkem, kterym by stavba
Union nadrazi ma squaru by
Ia uspiSena navzdor odstoupe-
nj pennsylvanske drahy cd pG-
vodnlho usneseni, civilnf liga
Zaslaa vcera ma radnici W.
Zvu, aby mestska administrace
terminalni zalezitosti nikte-
rak sc neukvapovala. Civilni
liga je prot navrhovanym e.
mergencnim dodatk6m a ie
pro to, aby cely terminalni
problem byl jeste jednou ko-
misi prostudovan. V komisi te
necht' zastoupena jest NEST
ska sprava mayorem Davisem.
Jakoz i eXmayorem Bakerem,
Jenz obeznamen jest zv,aSt6 V
otazce jezerniho pobrezi, ma
nez cini 81 naroky draha penn
sylvanska. V komisi necht' da-
lie ma zastoupeni obchodni ma
sc komora a cely vybor necht'
dop men ie skuteCnymi exper-
ty. terminalni problemy doko-
male znajicimi. Liga patrne ne
povazuje radu "a kompetent-
nj V otazce jakou jest slozity
problem terminalni a proto
chce, ably vSechny plany Union
nadrazi ma squaru Sc tykajici
prostudovali lide odbornych
zkuseno3ti. Cost podobn6ho
navrhovala liga pred rokem, |
lee tehdejSi navrh ieii radnici
byl ignorovan. kdezto druh6 |
vyzv6 ligy bude snad ma rad
nici pondeli uvazovano.
Proti ukvapenym terminal
MIN dodatkum vyslovil Sc wee
ra t6z professor A. r. Haitian.
Glen mestske carterove komi-
Sc, poukazujici ma fakt, re az
posud jen ctyri zelezniCni spo
lecno3tl urcite oznamily, re u
Mon nadrazi ma squaru chtGiiI
pouzlvat. VSech drah V Cleve-
landu usticich je sedm. z tech
Pennsylvania jest proti stav-
be a Erie Central jsou neroz
hodnuty. Prof. Haitian navrhu
je tudiz move vyjednavani a
Jeho navrh podporuji radni
Kruger a Townes, kdezto BY
valy trakcni fiditel Witt kaz-
dou ukvapenost rovnez zavr-
huje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
UHLl PRIBYVA.

Do Clevelandu privazeno je
nyni prum6rem 300 zeleznic.
mich nakladd uhli denne. Neni
to sice dovoz dostatecny, pail.
vova komise spoleha v5ak ma
dalSi zlepseni situace, pone-
vadz pry V ohajskych ddlech
prace pozvolna Sc mnozi. Gle
veland "a normalnfch pom6ril
potfebuje denn6 469 kar mex
keno uh,f pr6m6rem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
Ncr1 Tffl IW5CG1
NAVSTEVA Z CHICAGO.

Redaktorka "Zenskych Ii
stu pi. B. Pavlikova prodleva
pritomn6 V Clevelande, kde
zdrzi Sc do Noveho roku. Wee
ra naVStivila tez zavod Sv6-
Ia, jehoz 'zarizeni velice Sc il
zamlouvalo a dnes jakoz po-
Zdeji navStlvi sve cleveland
ske prate,e, ctenarky oblibene
SVe publikace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-27
VZacna pr1lezitOst.

n A~~~~AA0& - 4A~XAA&OS0s
u Famaf zahradnk pred spo-
enos by odkazan nap hospoach cenny dop
SEMI neme pravy rozhled vonnos stoia Pr obdrzeni
o nosnso S n"esn " n m onerova die nvu ku
rad stro do chodu ved Psa do ney
obycee "a tVden mohledl stroll ale oucasky
Farmaf ce uouzeny koup so dsporu
no koycn n n vice k skd Nebvo pomoc neb sevenim au
Ro Cd rou fara nucen zaonatova stroll bv vhove poza
aam M nan kadeesm % vey nsdoe nacon sv s ezb zee
81 ola famafe zenfm oim snoentch odpouu stroie
f'"'m snbav sa6de5 m 1 n1s p9m pd pdsam @ m nomeam
yvhonnos so odb0ns hospodf ovnv odporsu oni
faan tamar stroll pesvedcen pomoci
tezko jest afame
troje bez vke namahv bz vkeho rzovanf ra
eovn silly jest rac drive hotov lepe
3m @ da a % psnae shoe ma mSzpa krtksm p!na
edee ddelen Columbus e ez zodov kazdou otaz
z" 1n msstd pep o ro1 tim m n % 9n % '
o ednu r. ozl sms 0behod podavat rak6m case
obchd vsem hopodafsm stroll Pn iech pn
@ e n ne & m m hra aaGs m na n m rad amai ia rsdot dnn p
h g n0 ~ 00ch0d pro mas zna"ena pro faafe bizJ naup
The Moline Cyahoga zaena ze farma bdr
Ike kopi @ co hopodafs zapotcb hspodafske
(od puhu az mate RUNE duhy pol
Mich auta nakladn mlekaisa doini ply a
roje sroje vbeni einy zzenl pohonov9
zen ai todo lo Ma sklade
@ e oJnky ma seaven neb opray hospodach
obcod mas jest zafzen posou amafi vs echo pfee unas
kazdy osoze k vsi pokojenost Pfal bhm sdem
BY vam u bj nssm spoencem 4 N hn sym snn
za9zen ma douhol zkenoste znm5e obhodnikd ood mas
dy s pm seznameni neb koupi odporueen
a skOo kazdy famar vi obchode
The Moline Cuyahoa Tractor jednatev
zaspest vsech hlavnch ovaen
Spoenych Statech op sro iho cd
techto tovren ene
Saty jsou stanoveny primo ovarnou.
Na spolecnost den ode dne dochaz
hi pomou pine se ohod jme roz obchod
ne zvyst zakadni kapi skoro mlionu dolaru
kov6 uznatei zaozen pc poen premysete
Jsne bou podnch z Wplacme DVIDENDY
rok dvidendy vet vp
\ XII vklady.
The Moline cyahoga Tractor Co. jest edny podnk oo
Venm satu ONO kOnnence
boe zaad vekou skveou budoucno Podci
Se dice zistene bohaymi verm
jednln nevesich podnkG
Touo dovolujeme LOVAKUM
podnku naseho
umoznue van pnezio at podinem spoumajelem THE
MOLINE CUYAHOGA TRACTOR CO. vas mali
obhod zast
B podinkem teto poeGno
ocekavae Budte podnav plezos takova nena-
vkazdem
The Moline Cuyahoga
dozorcl.
nasi aie ku
I dl 8.
aade Jsmep
najde dobrh pel
Jedneje dokud 81
sahte prnm, hef mali o
spoiled
4
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-17
MANY WILL MISS THIS GOOD
FELLOW WHO GETS PROMOTION

Wilbur Davis, who started to work as
a carrier on the old Scimitar In 1898,
and who has been with the mailing de-
partment of The News Scimitar since
1905, and for more than a year man
ager OF city circulation, has Joined
that colony of News Scimitar en-
ployes whose ability and fidelity to duty
has won for them promotion to q larger
field.
His ability as a carrier won for him a
place in the mailing department of the
paper was consolidated with The Scitni-
tar in 1905 Mr.. Davis came to The News
Scimitar mailing ROOM, and has re-
manned there until the present time.
Wilbur, as all know him. leaves to
accept the managership Of the mailing
department Of the ST. Paul Dispatch.
He will have charge Of three crews OF
men-the entire force Of the paper-in
this department.
Wilbur Davis will be missed by his
associates on every department of The
News Scimitar, and many a poor mother
and child will also miss him when
Christmas time comes around, He was
the main ''outside man for the Good
fellows club. He was a bosom friend
Of the late William Shaler. superin-
tendent OF the mechanical department
OF The News Scimitar, and greatly as
sisted that big -hearted Goodfellow in
around Yuletide. He delivered the first
Christmas package for the Goodfellows
when they started, and has had charge
of the delivery of all the packages sent
by them to the needy Of Memphis ever
since.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-17
SCHOOL BOOKS
WILL COME TO
POOR CHILDREN
Dr.. KinCannOn Through the
Parent Teacher Association
Provides for Leath Orphan
age-AdmirabIe Plan.

The poor children Of Memphis whose
parents are unable to purchase the new
textbooks for them viii be provided for
under plans that rave been formulated
old plan OF having the children apply
to the Associated Charities, thereby
putting them on record and subtecting
them to untold embarrassment, Is done
away with and those at the head OF
the move believe that great good will
be accomplished,
The children OF Leath orphanaKe have
been taken care Of through the gem
erosity Of DIR. A. A. kincannon. His
offer made through the Parent-Teacher
association has been accepted and all
of the new textbooks necessary for the
children of this school will be pur-
chased by the teachers and will be
paid for by DR.. Kincannon.
No arrangement has been made to
care for the Church nome children as
yet, but efforts are being made to have
some man or group OF men purchase
the necessary books for these children
as DR.. Kincannon a done for the
Money to purchase the books will be
raised by public subscription and on
text Monday booths viii be established
in all Of the department stores and no.
tells and the public requested to give
what they can toward this worthy
NNhEVs 4AhAA n i VINGf VI NHlANiiN VI ~
city board Of education, and an ardent
advocate of free textbooks, has ad-
vised the Parent-Teacher association
that he will add 10 per cent to the total
amount raised for the purchase OF
schoolbooks, Leaders Of the move viii
endeavor to secur $1,000 fol. the puI-
pose, believing that this sum will be
ample to care for all the children who
are unable to purchase their books.
Embarrassment Removed.
Under the new plan the pupil win be
| her teacher for the books. Fac case
will be Investigated and recommended
| ton for the purchase OF the books will
be made by the child's teacher, the
principal OF the school and the com
munity chairman Of the Parent Teach
er association. This will be done quietly
n the children. Will not be forced to
make public theft inability to buy their
books. Wherever the cases are found
| to be worthy the books will be fur
nished and the identity OF the child
making application will be known only
to the three people.
The new plan Is being heartily sup
ported by Mrs. Walter Gray, member
Of the board of education, and while
the plans are entirely disassociated
from the work of he board many OF
it's members are lending their co-op-
Grafton as individuals.
Several donations to the fund have
already been made, including n con-
tribution of $50, another for $40, and
several Of IS each. Very little diff
Guilty Is anticipated in securing the
necessary fund and in view Of the
w~orthiness OF the cause and the fact
that it is to be administered solely by
the Parent Teacher association and the
books to be purchased only upon rec
/ n~mmpndAtiDn of the tnachHr and Driu-
cipal, much good is to be accomplished.