davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17
Mabel. McKinleyzNiece Of the La!eA
!. President Of the United States-Iakes
81 Nuxated Iron for Health and Strength
And Saw. She REGARDS It as The Ideal For All Weak
Run Down Nervous Women

DR.. George H. Baker.
Formerly Physician and
Surgeon Monmouth Me-
mortal Hospital Of New
Jersey, Explains Why
Iron Is One of the
GREATEST OF ALL
STRENGTH BUILDERS
Says: He has found moth
ing in his experience SO ettec-
tive for helping to make
strong, healthy, red-blooded
women as Nuxated Iron.
Every woman who wishes 20 pos
sess health. strength and beauty.
should carefully read the statement
Of Miss Mckinley who, after her
personal use of Nuxatcd Iron tells
Of the results she obtained. g,
Miss Mckinley says: While !
had often heard of Nuxatcd Iron !
must admit that prior to using II
myself / had no idea OF its rcmai x
able value FOR building up the heailn
and strength,
"Following the strain imposed ny
months Of the most eSactlng WORK
singing for the soldiers in the various
army ercanipmcn,s, together Win ny
social engagements ana chafi'do'e
pursuits, / found myself in such q
weakened, rundown state that ;
feared complete collapse. .,
at seemed utterly Impossible LOT
me TO drop everything and go away
for complete rest, but feaiAeq
that as my condition was serious
must either do this or hne some
thing that would actually reoaisa my
waning strength and enable me 10
continue my activities. ,
~ had always been prejudiced
against tonic preparations wmen, iot
the most part, found only. acted az
a temporary stimulant and usuai,y
left one worse of than ever. II
when my own family physician ln'
recommended that l give a tar
Nuxated Iron, ! consented to oeg'n,
with a result that after few q
weakness and exhaustion from y
suffered began TO be replaced by a fe
renewed strength and vitality. In
three weeks time my whole syst
tingling with energy and power an
ovcrjoycd to find that was once
superb physical condition.
"Nuxatcd Iron has accomplished
for me that / regard ii as the ideal
ali weak. rundown women. As a
health and bloodbuildcr, ] am CO
Nuxated Iron has no ednaI;
In commenting on Miss Mckinle,
ment. regarding the efficacy ot
isoo, D.. yeJsiaaRd HiaE Ns'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17
Mass Meeting Held.

slavery of the corporation, we viii
fight for our rights,
Mass Meeting Held.
The Chicago district includes South
Chicago, Indiana Iarbor, Easl Chi
caeo. Gary. Hammond, Joliet, Wau-
hegan. DcKalb and Milwaukee, Mass
meetings are being held at each
place informing the workers of The
decision to strike.
Last night Mr. Rogan addressed
several hundred of the DeKalb plants
and Mr.. Wind spoke in Indiana Har'
Dor
Every worker in the South Chicago
ana Gary mills has received his or
ders. Final arrangements will be
discussed at mass meeting of all
Of the South Chicago steelwOrkers at
Lincoln Hall tomorrow night
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17
Calls Il Autocracy.

Judge Gary has refused to meet
our committee and even rejected the
counsel for President Wilson for a
general settlement and we therefore
feel that the complete autocracy ot
the Steel Corporation has been estab,
lished. Before we will submit to the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17
Strawberry Salad.

Take the heart leaves from head let
tlce. heap few strawberries on each
and sprinkle lightly with powdered
sugar; then put teaspoonful OF may
onuaise Oh each; serve cut lemons with
them.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17
Raspberry Ice Cream.

Scnd and chill one quart good cream,
add two cups sugar ana three cups
crushed rnspberries. Freeze slowly
usiug one measure OF salt to three or
ice. This quantity expands about one
fourth in freezing
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

Professor H. Strauss NJ D., Of tho
Rovnl Charity Hospital, says, 1.-THE
cause for IN attack Of govt, rheumatism,
lumbaGo, is supplied by the Increase O.
uric acid IN nc blood serum, taa ra5uI
Of various causes, the most frequent
! whica Is rcaol Before an attack, on
suffers sometimes from headache, ncurai
ria, twinGca Of pain here and there
. When your Kidneys feel Ike humps c.
, lead. When tho back hurts or the URN
! is cloudy, full of sediment, or YOU are
, Obliged to seek relief two or three tIfnoi
Z during The night; when you suffer witt
. sick headache, or dizzy, nervous spel's
acid stomach; or you have rhcrmat'c
I. pains or lunbago, govt, sciatca when
the weather is bad, do not neglect the
warning, but Try simple means Take
six or cirht glasses Of water during tho
day. then obtain at your nearest drug
store 'An-uric' (anti-uric acd(.
This IA the discovery of DR.. Pierce OF
the Invalid Hotel, Buffalo, \ \. "An,
nr;c" is IA antidote for this uric acid
ayoisoninp ana dissolvcs uric acid in the
BODY much os hot coffee dissolves sugar
1Anuric" will penetrate into the joint;
and muscles and dissolve the poisonoHs
ssccnmulations. II will stamp out toxin,
1. : Sand 10 cents TO DR.. Picrcc's lnvalldI
1 Hotel, Buffalo, ny, for trial package
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17
NOTES AND NOTIONS.

To whiteu ivory knife handles cut
a lemon in half, dip it into common
Kitchen salt, and rub over the handles
I'M, Will remove the dirty yellow look
and make the ivory as bright and
white is new.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

Mrs. Lester r. Strawn has issued
invitations for card party to be held
at her home On he south blum on Sat
urdav afternoon. This will be the
first of a series of parties Mrs. Stra"n
is giving in honor of Mr. StraWn SIS
ter. Mrs. Herbert Shread Of Liverpool,
England who is a guest AT her brota'
er's home.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

Always cut off any griStlo, fat. skin
Or auf Drowned parts before cheating
meat
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17
81 ~ e sa|E
z]@!&z1

past the party spent the remainder u
the evening dancing at The far
grounds
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

Stains in table linen are easily re,
moved by p.uuging the articles in pure
builiu. water. The addition OF soap
or soda Would have the effect Of fix
iug the stain,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

Mint viii grow in water like many
ether plants T left in a sunny window
and given plenty Of air.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

If CRATE be very rusty, blacklcad
it thoroughly and leave the wet black
l,ad to dry on it for Il day ar two.
Then clean the CRATE in the uSua! way,
1t wifi polish beautifully for tn"
h-arklcad Will have eaten off the rust
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

Misses Helene Marie Steinhach and
Louise Carmen Buckner entertainer
twelve guests last evening with SIN
course dinner at the Buckner home
on East Main street. The home was
profusely decorated with cut flowers,
old gold and royal purple being TIE
color scheme After sumptuous re
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

Mrs. ". f. Jacobs entertained a few
friends at her home on the south
bluff last evening in honor or Capt
60 Bnshnell Fullerton and his bride OF
Chicago, who are the guests OF Capt
Fulleron's brother, w. d. Fullerton,
In Highland Place The evening was
spent informally Refreshments were
served,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

If curtains are allowed to dry thor
oughly before being Starchcd it VIII
he foaud that they will remain clean
l,rr,l
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-17

slavery of the corporation, we will
FIGHT for our rights.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10

do Dato przyjai misye stormo-
wanna nowego gabinetu W Hlsz--
panii W miejsce ustepuj9cego pre-
miera pana Toca.
Paryz, 10. grudnia. Depesze
Z Rzymu stwierdzaja, re W MEDIA
lekiej przyszioSci nalezy napew-
no. spodziewac sic wznowrenla
stosunk6w dyplomatycznych po-
rniedzy Watykanem a .Francya.
Berlin, 10. grudnia. Oskar--
zcny O egzekucye 20 marynarzy
|porucznik Marion zosta} uwolnlo-
nv cd oskarzenia o morderstwO,
gdyz stwicrdzono, re dzia}al on
ma polcccnie gcnerala Reinhsrdta'
saloniki, 10. grudnia- - Posu-
wajac sic ku wyznaczoneJ przez
konferencye pokojow9 linii de-
markacyjnej W Malej Azyi, ma
trafify wojska greckie ma zbro)ny
op6r sill tureckich, ktory lednak
ziamaly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10

winszowanie, wykonaia dziatwa szkoi
ma. Nastspnie male dziewczynki Cd
deklamowaly powinszowanie, a "
m!sdzyczasie o~bdarzy&y solenizanta
slicznemi bukietami swiezych r6z. z
nastepnem podniesieniem zasiony,
rozpoczela sic komedyjka jednej
odsionie. przcplatana wesoiymi piosh
kami. Amatorzy spisali sic znakomi-
Gle pod kazdym wzgledem. Plasy -
Roman Drill, wykonali zgrabnie
chlopcy; zaledwie CT u~konczyli, uka-
zaly sic ma scenic srednie dziewczat-
ka stosownie do wystepu ubrane, kt6
re q taktem muzyki udatnie wyko-
naly taniec kwiatow. Pc ukohczeniu
tegoa, dziatwa odegraia operetke p.
t. ,,Tyrolien Queen, W trzech cd :
stomach, kt6ra wypadla nadzwyczaJ
starannie. Spiewem og6lnym dziat-
wy We come with friendship, love
and song" zakonczy} sic program,
kt6ry gromem oklask6w zostat ma
grodzony Mile ~spoczywalo oko M
dziatwie TAX wprawnIe wycwiczonej
W taGcach, wymowie / gestach. Do
skonale przyszykowaly SiOstry Naza-
retanki program wieczoru. kt0ry po-
dobal sic ~zebranej ~publice. Dodac
nale1y, re .wyb6r ubiorow - Wiel-
ka Hose. kt6rych siostry Nauczyciel-
XII wia~snorecznie PROFESSIONALLY, byi
gustowny ! piekny. Me cd rzeczy be-
die nadmienit, re muzyka orkie-
stry braci Kipkowskich przygryWa-
iaca W antraktach. wielce przyczy~
Mia sic do milego spedzenta vie
czoru. Publicznc$t PREY od2fosie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10
z HELENOWA.

Przyjecie ex-zolnierzy W parafii
sw. Heleny, kt6rej proboszczem jest
X. Piotr H. Pyterek, kt6re mialo sic
odby6 W przyszia niedziele, z powo-
du niedostatecznej liczby nazwisk,
odio2one z~ostalo do nastepnej ME
dzieli, dnia 21go b. m. Komitet u
rzadzajacy spodZiewa sic, re mole v
tym czasie wiecej zoinierzy sic zgio-
81 ma plebanie i poda swe nazwiska.
Przyjecie odbedzie sic " sail para
fialnej, o godzinie Gel ~wieczorem.
Komitet przygotowuje doborowy pro
gram, kt6ry zabawi tax 5olnierzy jak
i goSci zebranych. Parafia 'sw. He
leny poslaia oko}o 200 swych syn6w
ma BOZ, a zaledwie kilkunastu zglo--
silo sic ma plebanie. Pospieszcie sic
wiec kochani ex-zoinierze, albowiem
komitet wraz z miejscowym X. pro-
boszczem musza posiadac komplet-
ma liste, ably wiedziano jak przygo-
towat przyjecie / jak sic do tel uro-
czystoSci zastosowaG.
DEisiaj wieczorem o godzinie Sci,
odbedzie sic waine posiedzenie Klu-
bu Pan Kr6lowei Wandy, skupiaja-
cego sic ma Helenowie, W sail zwyk-
lych posiedzen. OtecnoSG czlonkih
jest koniecznie wymagana. albowiem
sprawl przyjecia ex-zolnierzy oma-
wiana bedzie ma porSedku dziennym.
K6lko L%iterackie i'm. Fryderyka
Chopina, przygotowuje sic do u
r~zadzenia przedstawienia PREY koh-
GU miesiaca stycznia przyszlego TO,
ku W sail parafialnej.
Oh. August Wnukowski, lam. p.
mr.. 2O45 W. Erie ul., nabyl elegan-
cka kamienice pnr. 3645 W. Thomas
ul., Cd zyds Samuela Rabinowitz'a,
kosztem $500. Tu / 6wdzie docho-
dza mas sluchy, re Polacy ruguja ~
! dow z dzielnicy Helenowskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10
J0ZAFATOWA.

z nieSwykia ciekawo$cia zeszlej
niedzieli wieczorem, przepelnili J6--
zafsto~ianis sale parafiaIna po sa-
me brzegi, z okazyi wystepu dziatwy
szkolnej ma Geese swego ukochane-
so proooSZcZa X. FranciSzka Ostro-
wskiego, ktory W miniony piatek OBJ
ehodzil imieniny. Dziatwa szkolna,
jak rok rocznie tax i tego roku pre-
ieta zyczliwoScia i przywiazaniem
do swego opiekuna duchownego, ME
omieszkais wynurzyG na~jszczersze
zyczenia. Me zawiedli sic bynajmniej
rodziee, krewni i ~przyjaciele dziatwy,
biorscy udzial W programme. Kalde-
go roku podobne wystepy dziatwy
ze szkoiy Sw. Jozafata by}y po-
myslne do poGziwienia. lego roku
r6wnie5, dzieki Sioscrom Nazaretan-
kom, ukazal sic IA scenic niezwykiy
zas6b talentu, u~miejstnie wzbudzo-
ny prZez owe niezmordowane praeo-
wnice winnicy Pahskiej Zadowole-
oie zebranych dalo sic poznaG przez
czeste oklaski i gieookie uznanie dla
dziela tego. jake tylko szkoia pa
rafialna utworzyG jest zdolna. Punkt
o godzirie Sci PREY odglosie marsza
O~degranego przez o~rkiestre braci
KipkOwskich. uroc2yScie dziatwa
sZkolna s~kiadajaca sic z kiIku die,
wezatek i ~ch}opczyk6w ubranych Cd
swietuie wprowad2ila y. solenizan,
"a do sail. 4 podniesieniem kurtyny
rozpoczal sic program. Spiew - po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10
DO kto widzial Wicka

.wiedzie, DO kto widzial Wicka j
wacka, ten z pewnoScis przyjdz.e
dowiedzieG sic o ich dalszym losie.
Przyjdzcie wszyscy ma przedstawienie
sztuki ,,Panstwa Wack6w", a do
wiecie sic jak i czemu ojciec oou
Wicka i Wacka - starry klepacKl
m6wi, re tr6jka Klepackich W puch
rozbita. Role s~poczywaja W rekacl'
zdolnych amator6w k6ika. Niema
najmnieiszej watpliwoSci, Re caiosc
wypadnie dobrze.
Tel samej niedEieli, dnia 14go b
m. DO poludniu o godzinie Gel, be-
die to samo przedstawienie Crane
ale tylko ~wytacznie dla dzieci szkol-
nych.
Komitet ob~ywatelski, skupiajacy
sic PREY parafii Matki Boskiej Cze'
stochowskiej, nadal zaimu1e sic ko'
lektowaniem starej odziely ma bed
uych W Polsce. Kto moze co ofiaro'
wac MECH sic pospiesSy, DO czas Kro'
XII, a lima ostra dale sic we znaki'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10
z HAWTHORNE.

" ~niedziels, dnia 1880 b. m. o
godzinie $50 wieczorem W sail pa
rafialnej, K6ko Literackie dziaia-
lace PREY paratii p. W. Matkl Boskiej
Czestochowskiej, odegra arcyweso-
Ia sztuke pod tytulem ,,Pahstwo
Wackowie'. Jest to ciag daisy STU
XII D. I. Week i Wacek', kt6ra po-
wyasze k6lko " tel samej salt dnia
5000 marca r. b., Z wielkiem po~o-
dzeniem odegraio przy nadzwycEaj
licznie zgromadzonej publicznosci,
Many nadzieje re i teraz mas ME I'd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10

Dokonczenie re strCl'cV l
lamcntu nova tronowa. Laora'
CLOS take premier Nitti, ktory
wyrazil sic miedzy innemd haste
pujscemi slowsmi:
,,Protestuje przeciwko prowa'
dzonej zagraanca Rampant, uslfu-
|iacei przedstawit Wloshy tax, ia
|hoby znajdowaty SIG one mac
przepaScia rcwolucys. Stosunki
pod wzgledem porzad*u pubncz'
nego ME roznia sic u mas Cd tych
jake panuja W wiekszosci in
|nych KRAKOW Europy, a Rad Przee
siewzias wszystkie potrzebne
Srodki.'
Dalej omawral premier spraw!
zaganicznc pahstwa wlosklcgo
lccz expose to wywolaso krytyk'
jake zbyt ogolnikowe ME zaw7e'
~rajace zadnego ScTstcsn progra-'
MIL rzadOweyo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10
| ZYJCIE

Burdy herbata ma PTzyczyszcze-
ME dziata wprost ma o7sanizln
trawienia i czySci krew. Jest to
skuteczny, lagoday i ~przyjemny
srodek przeczyszczajacy. Szybko
usuwa wszelkie przypadAosci. "a
twardzenia, ociezatosc watroby,
dyspepsye. kwasy W zoiadku,
szum i zawrot gt0wy i krosty z
twarzy.
Burdy herbata jet bardzo CEN
mem leHarstwcm, aoy leczyc "a
zieb;cnie, kaszcl, gor2czke lib ka-
tar zoledka.
Cena 2a "a jedna paczNC. Do
STAG MONA we wszystk;ch aPtc-
kach Tub wproat przez poczte Cd
BURDA DRUG %,
1868 N. Ashland Ave,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10

marsza odegranego prZez orkiestre,
opusciia sale, odnoszac jak n~ajlepsze
wralenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10

wa t. odniesie sic zate1n konderen
|cya pokojowa wprost do rzadow
wszystkich gfownych panstw a
III nckich.
Pc odjezdzie amerykaiskiej de-
|legacyi bedzie peini} funkcye re-
prezentanta Stan6w Zjednoczo--
nych ma k~onferencyi pokojowe]
ambassador do Francyi Wallace.
Podsekretarz Polk odjechal z
Paryza wczoraj wieczor do Brest
wraz Z drugim delegation amery-
kafskim, generalem Tasker'em
II. Bliss'em.
Paryz, 10. grudnia. - Oswald
czono tn wczoraj, re Rumunla
zdecydowala sic ostatecznie znlle
mic swe pierwotrpe stanowisko i
podpisze traktaty pokojowe z
Austrya i Bullgaryq, godzac sic
ma zawarte w Mich postanowienla
W sprawach zmian terytoryal-
Ipych, jakotez W kwestyi gwaran-
cyl praw mniejszoSci narodowo-
Sciowych. WiadomoSci tel brak
ljednak dotychczas oficyalnego pc
twierdZe1lia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10
MEtao|e . Predka uga be-
pecherl.
Usmierza i uspakaja jak Plaste}
Musztardowy bez Pieczenia i Bolt

Musterole jest czysta, biaia mascia
'ootons z olejem musztardowym. Wy
.onuie wszelka prace starego plastrs
.,usztardowego - wykonuie ia lepiei
ME ro5i ~pecherzy. Me p~otrzeba kic
>otae sic 2 szmata Poprostu wciers
:ie ia - i zTykle Dol znfka.
Wielu doktorow / pielegniarek uzY'
va Musterole i zaleca swoim pacyen,
ON. "
z checia powiedza CT, jaka ufge da-
G przy b6lu gardla, ~brochicie, "a
iebieniu, te5cu karku, astmie, neu
.-algii, nabrzmientu, zapaleniu opiuc'
lei, reumatyzmie, lumhago / wszel,
lich b6lach plecGw i staw6w, (Which
lieciu, bolesnych mpszkuiach, pottu'
.zeniach, odmrozonych nogach, zaZie'
5ieniu W ~piersiach tczesto zabiega "a
galeniu pIuc)
soc i COO siotki; Szpitalny sloik $3.50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-10
MONARCHICZNE KNOWA.
MIA w

Geneva, 10. grudnia. - Dono-
sza til, re byly niemiecki kanclerz
Dr.. I. Won Bethmann = Hollweg
znajduje sic obecnie W miejsco--
woSci DavoS, a W zwajcarskich
ko4ach dyPomatycznych utrzy--
mule sic slime przekonanie, IL Jest
ON jednym z gt6wnych kierowni-
kdw monarchicznego spiSku, kt6-
Try day do przywr6cenia ma tron
HE tylko Hohenzollernow, ale /
Habsbtrgow. Podobno spiskowcy
obrali sobie Szwajcarye jake gio-
WHY oSrodek, z ktorego dzialal--
nose ich ma sic daiej rozchodzic.
Berlin, 10. grudnia. ~ Die
Freicheit' podaje, re w Mem
czech utworzyfa sic nova organi-
zacya. kt6rej eele,n Jest wywie--
rae wptyw ma prase W kierunku
propagowania przez niq ruchu
acknowledgements.
SPRAWL SAMORZADU IR-
LANDYI. =.
Londyn, 10. grudnia. - The
Daily Mail donosi, re premier
Lloyd George wniesie W przyszly
poniedz;atek W parlamencie bill T.
projektem samorzadu lrlandyi.
Wymienione pismo podaje, re "a
proponujc on utworzenie dwu le-
g:slatur o jcdnym wsp6lnym Sc
nacie, kt6rcgo prerogatywy ME So
jednak jeszcze zadecydowane.
w KO-
PALM w ANGLII.
Londyn, 10. grudnia. Specy-
aIny kongres bryyjskich zwiaz--
kow zawodowych Grades union)
postanowi} ma wczurajszej sesyi
odiozyc decyzye W sprawie u
panstwowienia kopalh W Anglii
do h1tego 1920 r. Robert Smile,
przewodca gornik6w, ostrzegal je
dnak rad, re zgodzono sic jedy-
ME tytko ma zw%oke, W lutym zas
gdrnicy zazadaja Z Gala stanow--
czoScia upanstwowienia kopalh.
NADZIEJE FINLANDYI.
Londyn, 10. grudnia. - Finlan-
dya spodziewa sic, re uzyskawszy
swa niepodlegsoS6, otrzyma do
swego uzytku port Pechanga W
kolach arktycznych, IA. zachod-
nio-pofnoc cd MurmaTska. MaAo-
znany port ten na Oceanic Lodo-
watym ME zamarza i jest zamiesz
kafy przez Findw, a posiada wszel
kie war,mki doskonaiego rozwo-
ju ola handlu. Przez Pechange
otrzymakaby Finlandya krotsza
znacznie linie Mountaineering re
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-05
CALLED TO PREACH
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Minor J. Ross, Formerly Chaplain
in the Army, Comes Here.

Minor j. Ross who has just recently
been discharged from the service OF
the United States, is visiting the
First Christian church on East Gads-
den street He was called to visit
the church with the view of taking
up the work left off by Rev. n. d.
Weber recently.
Mr.. Ross was in the service of his
country for IS months in the capaci-
ty of cha plain, and states he gained
much valuable experience which will
be helpful to him in his ministrations
to the people whom he will serve
as minister.
He will bring to those who hear
him at the morning service strong
message on THE need of the SOUL
and the general public is cordially
invited to hear him. He will remain
in Pensacola during the week. after
which he will go to Cincinnati to at
tend the international convention.
If Mr.. Ross likes Pensacola and her
people like him, a very pleasant union
may be looked for in connection with
the pastorate of the First Christian
church.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-05
BUSINESS METHODS
APPLIED TO CHURCH
Southern Episcopalians to Do Away
With Inefficiency.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 4.-Application of
modern business methods to church
management is the latest project of the
Episcopal church. Too many ''clerk
churches" which are churches that
can't do more than pay their bills,
and too few employer churches"
which are those with working capital
above expenses, have been revealed by
surveys of the need and opportunities
of Episcopal dioceses now being made
for the church's nationwide campaign,
Episcopal leaders say.
Model churches are being organized
with the business men Of the parish
forming boards of strategy" dicta-
ting measures of management as they
would dictate such measures for the
benefit of their own business. Com
mites on opportunities are being
organized from these boards, to seek
definite opportunities for community
or social work and TO make contracts
for carrying out this work. Accord
ing to the theory, the parish willingly
pays the bill when the committee pre-
sents a concrete piece of work worthy
of the church, and already in process
of being done.
The Rev. Elmer Nelson Owen, Of
st. Pauls church, Des Moines, Iowa,
originator of the plan and it's term
inology of clerk church" and 'em-
ployer church" is on tour for the exc
ecutive committee of the nation wide
campaign, to show Episcopal clergy
men how to install the methods which
made his church successful and eff
cient.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-10-05
BUSINESS MEN
MAY Be ASKED !
FINANCE ROAD

Pensacola business men will prob
ably be asked to finance the COM
pletion of the Barrancas avenue road
until the county has sufficient funds
available In view of the fact that
hundreds of service men and tourists
will be in Pensacola in a short time
and that their comfort as well as that
of the home people will be serious
ly impaired is an argument set forth
for such a move.
The chamber of commerce. the Rot
airy, and Kfwanis clubs Will be asked
to back the proposition and to put the
road through. pending the disposal of
time warrants by the board of county
commissioners November 10.
A letter from Captain F. NJ. Bennett
to the board yesterday, stressing the
fact that merchants who send loads
to Fort Barrancas and the naval air
station are suffering because of poor
road accommodations, is responsible
partly for the attitude which is being
taken.
your attention is invited" Capt
Bennett wrote, ito the disgraceful
state of affairs on the county road
between the halfway house and the
big bayou.
work with view to connecting
the stretch of county road between big
bayou and the halfway house was be-
gun on or about August 4, 1919, by
piling up sand and clay. Owing to
legal difficulties the work was stopped
at that point. The present condition
of the road is nothing short of an
absolute scandal, it is barely passable
in dry weather and in wet weather it
is impossible for a truck or any but a
g-powered car to pass.
The large amount of freight and
goods of various kinds purchased To-
caliy for use at the air station is
making deliveries a failure and caus-
ing serious delay"
Maybe the legal aspects of the
matter forbid the completion of the
concrete road; nevertheless it is evil
dent that temporary repairs are en-
tirely possible and the present scandal
lous condition makes them Imperative
and necessity which all users of the
road are in position to demand rath-
er than request"