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Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-04
Fred I. Paine

Fred l. Paine passed away Satur-
urday, May "a, at his home on Web
ster street. A severe illness follow
ing an operation he underwent last
November was the cause of his death.
He was born in Fair Haven in 1864.
Coming to st. Johnsbury when a
young man and with the exception
of few years spent in the West, he
has always made this place his home.
In 1888 he was married to Kate
Nelson. Two sons gladdened their
home, one died in infancy, the other
Wendell, at the age Of eleven years.
Mr.. Paine was employed at the scale
factory about thirty-five years win
ming the confidence of his employers
and the friendship of his shopmates.
A good citizen, an accommodating
neighbor, his kind and generous dis
position won for him a hest of friends.
Dr. F. A. Poole conducted the fu-
neral service at the home and the
Masonic burial service was used at
the grave. He is survived by his
wife, also two sisters, Mrs. Sadie
Ainsworth of Hardwick, and Mrs.
William Church of North Danville.
Those attending the funeral from out
of town were Mrs. Emily Bugbee,
Chester Bugbee, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wheelock and daughter, all of Calais,
Mrs. Sadie Ainsworth, Mrs. James
Odgers of Hardwick and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Church of Danville.
The many lovely flowers presented
by friends, neighbors, shopmates and
the Masonic order were beautiful
expression of the love and sympathy
of the sorrows.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-06-04

Only four veterans of the Civil War
attended memorial services Sunday at
Williamstown.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
Nedorozumeni.

Matka (starostIiye pozoruje sv6
no synatora, ktery ponekud nal
stydl) Ten muJ chlapec Sc III
pranlc nelibi.
Navsteva: "Ale = z toho 81 hi.
|nedelejte, obyceme 2 tech ue.i
toskliveJAich dsti jsou lasjhesci Il
de. -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

nulou. Stale cekGin M Silver
Lake, re sc tam nekdo owe a po-
enc pracovati ma zalo2eni Sokola,
coz bych rad videl. Ma zdar!
+, Drassal.
SCHLESWIG, IOWA, dine B.
prosince 1919. - Ct9nd redakce
"Pokroku''! = Zasilam predplat-
ne ma vas casopis, ktery jsme Ii
skali zastavenim "Kv6td Amefi-
Ickych". List "Pokrok" Sc nam
zamlouva, protoze slusn6, zabavne
p~fatelsky pise, nikomu nenada-
va a nestve proti list6m jinym, coz
Sc nedeje II casopis6 jinych. Ami
.jsme o vydavani "Pokroku" ne
vGdeli, ovsem neni divu; bydlimc
.jiz pc 4 roxy mczi Anglicany a
Nemci a nebyti toho, re odebirame
nekolik ceskych dennich j tyden.
nich listu, ami bychom nevedeli, 90
Sc v Cechach dele. Prominte, ~
opozdili jsme Sc S pfedplatnym,
mdj muz ma denne mnozstvi an
glicke correspondence a ceskon
zanechava mne; ia odlozim to ma
zitrek a ten zitfek Sc nekdy pro-
tahne ma hodne dlouho. Pfitomn6
,mame zde hodne snehu a zimy
zrovna dost. TrOsku brzy zapoca-
la, snad zrovna, ably hornikum
pomohla, nebo nam uskodila. =
Znamenam Sc S pfatclskym po-
, zdravem redakci u ma vsecky CITE
. nare Mrs. John Jaksa.
Ctena PAM! Diky "a zaslani
-pfedplatneho a uznani nasemu ca
sopisu. Velice Sc zavdeeite etc
markham, kdyz tez nekdy pfispejc-
i te dopisem do ''Zenske Hlidky".
8 GANADO, TEX, 80. list. 1919.
i Ctena redakce "Pokroku'
IOdpustte mne, re yam tax dlouho
mole pfedplatne nezasllam; dnes
vsak pfikladam $3.50 ma vas mily
< a poucny casopis, S nimz jsem, pc
( obdrzeni jej cd vas "a dodavani
: Kv6tn Americkych, 1plne spoke.
lien. Docte Sc We vasem liste vse.
echo sobe ctenaf niue zadati a
nerad bych jej tudiz postradal. Y
tonic roce .jsmc nell zde velkt
mokro, tax re nroda bavlny byla
e velmi mala, alespon zde. Teprvt
" tomto mesici nell isme zde snac
IA cely rok ponekud sucho.- My
zde pr morskem pasmu jsme lept
ma tom, kdyz name vice suchy, ia
ko mokry rok, nebot zde jsou po
zcmky velmi dobre, ale tuze rovne
tak re nam misty mnoho mokri
skodi. Odpustte mne, re vas OBJ
t6zuji S tlmto dopisem. PfeJi van
hojne novych odberatela. Tez We
sele svatky a lepsi novy rok.-Va'
! odberatel, Theo. Neumann.
a Cteny priteli! Diky "a zaslan.
predplatneho a pokud Sc tyce do
pisovani, tn nemejte zadne obavy
e Kdykoli Sc We vasi osade neco da
3 ~lezfejsiho pfihodi, jen nam zpra
WI 0 tom k otisteni zaslete.
y y y
DEERBROOK, WIS, 2. prosin
ce 1919. = Ctena redakce !Prilo
zene zasilam $3.50, jake predplat
!. ne ma vas ct. casopis "Pokrok', &
kterym jsem dplne spokojen, mel
:. jest v mem vice cetby, neil v j
!. nych dennich casopisech. S lctol
a krajanskym ~pozdravem ma cell
!; vas personal, jakoz vsecky .ctena
lie ''Pokroku'', zimmerman Sc,
L. KaliS.
). Cteny priteli, diky "a zaslan'
! predplatne a budte ujisten, re So
| ctenarim nascho casopisu zavde
i cite, kdyz nam obcas zaslete k 0
Q tist6ni diilezitejsi zpravy z vasch'
tam okolf.
y n y
WAHOO, NEBR., 6. pros. 1919
l. CT. rcdakce "Pokroku''! SHE
davam, re dochazi nam pfedplatni
4 ma "Denni a Nedelni Pokrok" a
jeIikoz tento casopis prinasi vedl'
{ casovych zprav tez hojne poucn{
a zabavne eetby, tn abych jej ne
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17
Verne.

Laura: "Tonicka Sc dala toto
grafovat, ale myslim, ze fotogra|
j tuze verne trefil."
Emma 'tProc?"
Laura: 'FProtoze jeste nikome
svou fotografii neukazala."
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

TABOR, SO. OAK, dine s. pro
since 1919. - Ctena redakce Pc
kroku, Obdrzcl jsem z Czech Cd
scstrenicc, NJ. Stibralove, dopisi
.ktery YAM posilam pro ,jcho zaii-
navy obsah k uycfejneni. .Jsk
kazdy ctcnaf pozna, ze, ac lena,
.hledi ma pomery nynejsi Y nasi no
We republice OXEN strizlivym . ne
jako nekteri - trcba muzi II,
|el yse .barvou takovoI. ze by
hnedlc byla obava, Se to tam spat-
nj dopadne, nebo ze je tam vse
nollama vzhuru jak Sc fika
ysak doufcjme V TO ncjlepsi, nenl
nikdy zle, ably Ease nebylo do.
.bfc. - Prave pfecctI jsem dopis
pana Jana Rundusa, proc stayebni
|driyl jc Gin dial tim drazsl. Ano.
kdyby to TAX mxlo pokracovat
TAX, KIDD Apema statisice, by an
|stayet nemohl q musel by JAKE
pul stoletim nasi pryni n
kspnlei su,seI misto do wax
'ttayetj 40 hloubky. APP, KIDD ne.
INA III rricin,l tax hubuJe IA dr.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-17

nulou. Stale cek6m M Silver
Lake, re sc tan nekdo owe a po-
enc pracovati ma zalo2eni Sokola,
COZ bych rad videl. Ma zdar!
+. Drassal.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
Georgia, Lee County.
To whom it may concern;
This Oct. list. 1919.

georgia, Lee Couhly.
To whom it may concern;
Notice is hereby given that J. b Lee,
administrator OF Minnie II Lee deceased
having applied to me Tor leave to sell
the lot OF land known as the Will For
roster house and lot the lot OF land
known aa the Duncan Forester lot, The
lot known as the old Background LOT,
all situated in LeeSburg. said State and
County, and the ,propertyof Minnie H.
Lee, deceased, and that an order was
made thereon at the Oct. Term 1919, hr
Citation, and that citation Issue;
the creditors and heirs at law "i the $" !
aiinni,s III Lee. deceasoi, willtakeno o.
that will pass upoh said apple alton {
tide November term hll9 Of tile court i.
Ordinary, said county, and unless cause
to the cotrary IL shown, tho same Will be
ranted. This Ind Oct. 1919.
A. F. Greene, Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
the AMERICAN COTTON y
- ASSOCIATION PLANS TO Do

directly interested In the success OF
the producer.
The American Cotton Association
organized in every state, and WIN
central office, proposes to bring com
mercial freedom to all the South ano
to SO change rural conditions that the
farm will both attract and hold tnf
white man.
1t will have representatives Ill e'
cry cotton consuming country, to keel
the producer accurately posted co.,
corning supply and demand. 1t VIII
furnish advance information OF LAG
worlds cotton needs, so that pI"N''
ing NAV be made to accord with them
Through its publicity department
and, as soon as possible, weekly
newspaper free from politics. II WIN
keep both producer and consumes
fnllv informed about cotton, It's pro
duction. distribution. manufacture anu
will post them thoroughly as 10 L@li
prices both for raw materials ana IN
ished products. 1t will omit no N.
formation necessary to the proper
pricing of cotton and the eA'en' ~
which it should be planted ..,,n
It is the purpose of the aSSoo. la;t,1a
tn bring about as soon as pos''T y;
the establishment of DomeSIic -,
nancing Corporation to take G1l not
digtress cotton, so that it VIII no'
he thrown upon the market IN lai az
W w. +hereby causing price depresslG"
sion, r+ Aid,
In this work it will have the Su .a
roT+ and assistance Of the f eA+o O.
p p system of the United o!ae ,,n
and the influential aid Oh pi"'
0' = will encourage the building o.
oavantageously owned and pro ptto -
aoa,,1ated warehouses in every co''o1
re eeta and the establishment OF
warehouse certificate that W." hnnd =,
40 current as q government O0nN
gold note. ~ the bis
ions Of the American Cotton AS AS =
cistion as outlined by Presioen - ~ a.
nor,slrer and other prominen. ie~I s,'r
,s tho movement. They VIII DC AZ,
. - set out from time TO usne. d al,
the association will bring aS ~ 80 -"
, : already done in many cases ca tSs F soutj
nent men Of all parts o. w
70 Every I've cotton producer every E,,. Iaas
!, er, every merchant, every ,,, Ontm an,
anu ano;red as a memoer; and, throug.
tba small NJ dues collected, it is pr0pot
! mo - meet the expenses OF the pre-
su ~ own organization which, vine
It speaks, is going to be hsafo ~i01N
} the world!
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17

siderations " Exactly so; but such
advice must be made definite in order
that the lay and inefficient may not
take 1t as an excuse to loaf on the
job.
'It is true that If every factory in
the United States should make moth.
ing but collar buttons we would soon
have more collar buttons than could
be disposed Of; and the same thing Is
true of farming. Do not be misled-
every farmer must produce all of the
corn, oats, hay, forage, wheat, strip,
Irish and sweet potatoes vegetables,
milk, butter, fruit and all other prod
ucts Of the soil first, to properly nour.
ish his own household, and, second, to
feed the outside world.
Distribution Usually to Blame.
''The trouble is not usually in over.
production. Distribution is to blame
for most of the trouble, although OF
course there is always the danger
that too many farmers will manufac.
ture collar buttons, so to speak, when
they ought to be balancing the worlds
ration.
"The bureau Of markets has under
taken this problem-that is, to advise
so far as possible what to grow, but
the farmer is doing as he always has
done. If the price Of potatoes Is high
in the fall he grows potatoes until he
gluts the market. Next year he grows
no potatoes, and the third year po-
tatoes are high again. The wise man
does not attempt to keep all of his
eggs in one basket.
"The farm is a factory and the
same advice is given to farmers that
has been adopted by other manufac-
turers: You can't make profit I'M
less you know your costs. Standard
ize your products.
"No market scheme, whether of CO.
operation or legislation, can long main
tain superior price for an inferior
commodity.
Farmers should first maintain
themselves and family and labor on
their own farms; and this applies to
cotton In the South and to wheat In
the North. / have no patience with
pile of tin cans at the back door OF
the farmhouse"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
CITATION
Lee Comfy.

Georgia, Lee Comfy.
To whom it may concern.
This is to give notice that w I Sadier
as uardian OF Mrs Emma ID Hagslip has
apt lied to me for leave to sell the one
third undivided interest OF the said En-
ma D Hayslip in the land hereinafter
de, cribed. and also her life estate or
right to II support in the following de-
scr;bed land:
Lot OF land l66 also one hundred thir'
ty cres of of the south side Of LOT OF
Lar d loo, ten acers off Of the north east
corner Of lot 1856, and one hundred
thiIty.two acres of of land lot 1874, ag-
creating four hundred eighty acres,
more or lesa, and situated in the four
teentll land district OF Lee County GSOr-
eia. and known as the Emma ID Hay
slip plantation. And application will
be heard by me at tlenxt regular term
Of court Of Ordinary OF said county, to
b held on the first Monday OF NOvem-
Der, 1910. Let al persons desiring t
dose, slow cause before me atthat time
i, sny they can, why this order should
mol be granted.
TIL the 9TH day Of October, 1919. W !
Sad!er Guardiad.
AT Greene, Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
Georgia Ice County i.

Notice is hereby given that J W Nor
gan as administrator Of james Morgan
deceased. having applied to me by petit
ion for leave to sell five shares capital
stock Bank OF T.eesburg, I.eesbnrg, Ga,
OF said deceased an order was passed at
October Term, 1919, for citation, and
tina! citation issue; all partiesintereSted
will take notice that at November term,
next Of court OF Ordinary, said county,
and unless, cause ir shown to contrary,
said leave will be granted.
October s, 1919. A. e Greene, Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
Notice TO Creditors

All ,Htr oro ol the estrtc # Pct.
er Stubs, ate Of Lee County d,'
ceased are hereby Notified to render
in their demands to the mlorlsisn
ed according to Law, and persons
indebted > said estate are require |
to make immediate p2ym .nt to me.
Jim Lewis Admir- of Peter Stubs
deceaaed.
This Oct. LIST. 1919
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
J. F. Hines, D. $.

Also at the same time and place will
besold the follopinG two bales OF
cotton, more or less, one hundred
and fifty bushels corn, more or less
five hundred pounds fodder one two
horse wagon and gears, also one five
passenger Studabaker automobile.
Said property levied on as the
property of vii; Thomas to satisfy
u certain distress warrent issued by
D d Hal, Mp FIX OFF J P in favor
Of Miss Anna Raglan aed against Will
Thomas, This October 10 1919.
J + Hines D S
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
Georgia. Lee County

Georgia, Lee County
viii be sold before the Court mouse
door in said county on the first Tuesday
November next between the legal
hours of sale, the following personality
towit;
One five passenger Overland ninety
autombile. ~
Said property levied on as the porrer
ty OF Peter Stnbb, Jr. 10 satisfy acertaln
distress warrent issued against said Pet
er Stubhs in favor ] r Longby D D Hall
N 2 & Ee Off P and returnable to City
Count Of Leesburg.
This October 10 1919 J. F, Hines, D. 5.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
Georgia, Lee County

Georgia, Lee County.
To whom it may concern.
Charley Roper having in proper form
applied to me for perAianent letters oil
Administration OIL the estate Of Patience
Gearles, late OF sail County, this is to
cite all and singular the creditors and
next Of kin, to be and .npear at my OF
flee on the first Monday in Noven'he'
next, and show coutr isany they r"n.
why said letters should no, he grant"
Oct. &, 1879. Ar Greene, Or,.ifar
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
Georgia, Lee c. nty

Georgia, Lee CO nty
b, virtue Of a. ),der from the court
of ordinary said county, will lie sold at
ub,c ontry OH first Tuesdsy in Novem
her 1919 at court house door in SAID
county, between the legal hours OF sale
to the high at bidder iol cash, town lots
numbers 100, 1856 and l57 according to
Commissioners Survey OF LeesRurg,
Georgia, Oct: 9th 1919
W G Martin, Administrator, d b NJ.
C T A
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17

4, September 1O.--(Speciel.)-
offices now we'll established
the state senate chamber,
pitol. the Georgia Division Oh
rican Cotton Association is
pitch into an active and Wig
.npaign, Immediately follow
lie New Orleans meeting, I'M
aadership of Major D. F. Nc
secretary Of the senate and
cretary Of the Georgia food
alton.
ethat is the American Cotton
onp is o question that ts
d all over the South, usually
lied by the statement !
a general way, but am anx'
know all about it."
an who reads the newspapers
help knowing about the Amer
.ton Association; and pretty
will be so well posted that
De informing others about it.
oducers Must Organize.
ded by the Cotton States Ad-
Marketing Board which did
n ID work in unfolding the price
ton, The American Cotton As
ion Is the outgrowth Of a Sc
of meetings and conferences by
linent farmers and business men
10 South, who have given willingly
unselfishIy of their time and mon
> make 1t possible for the producer
'ganize to protect himself-to meet
IMITATION with organization.
tton buyers, cotton shippers, cot,
manufacturers and distributors OF
4 goods, all are organized, and
III organization they have at
business success.
3wise to organization the pro
of the South must look for re-
ON industrial sIsyery, for bet
ring conditions TOR an eduoa
r their children Instead of work
1 field-all and SnOre to come
h that medium which will in
\ them a fair profit on their raw
1 rial above Tie 6bst of produc
to which tha2 kr eedrly and just
titled. 9
as Done ooGa brs Already.
/ = American Cotton Association
s - By president J. skottowe
rnamaker, himself prominent cot
. nlsnter OF Sd, Mathews, s. c. mas
~ through 1assous agencies
t uIi to the pfotueeapt cotton soma
,v1 like $500, 0Qp;MG But this ID
beginning H
rs Is . :, tHi6ash this organi
on Of the prOd4esrS, the Oanh (, n
i tne e u avsYgSaO Of whon il
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
CITATION


NF'FTFT
J II Exnm, A Hi,ni4trator Oh II Us
um, denssei represents TO the cnnt IN
HE petition. duly filed aud entere OF
record, that he fully n l,mi4tere y u
Exum's estate This il. Z, err lor'. t"
cite all persons con erned, kin he am
creditors, to show cause. II any they
can, why said administrator should not
Me discharged from his administration,
and receive letters OF dismisaion on the
first Monday In November. 1919
A + Greene, Ordinary.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17

)rlsts who are old enough
liter are advocating that a
produces all that he can
n Is foolish, because they
at various times that small
sold for more money in
ate than larger crops.
in a crop-failure year that
d go to $40 a bushel? If
no corn what good would
"a? Would it be better for
ers who have corn to make
out of the farmers in the
section and others who
rrnl
every man should cut
creage of cotton to boost
Would the man with the
Mount Of cotton get rich?
rs you to grow cotton at a
are hundreds Of things
'e successfully grown at a
" he a slave to cotton? But
do grow cotton, grow on
all you can profitably pro-
order to do this you will
now the cost of fertilizer,
Then it is q matter Of
i.
are planters who make
Ear after year in cotton. They
AXE money often when you can't.
fault is 1t? Many fail in bust
hrlning as well as merchandise
L you can't make it pay-get
lit.
Every Acre Work Probably.
/ rinciple involved is the same
manufacturing. The student of
mics knows tnat II a planC is
bed to its full capacity there is
eQuent loss in the return on the
ent. The same is true on an
land" said Mr.. Frank Baackes,
f.sident of the American Steel
company, when asked about
s,n situation. I'm the press
: one of our middle states
he dean says, None of our
RS are teaching the farmer
rs either his duty or to- his
tyantage under peace condi-
secure a maximum produc-
'dless Of other economic con-
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
Georgia Lee County

Georgia Lee County.
Win he sold before the court house door
in said COUNTY on the first TUESDAY IN Nov
enber next between tile legal hours Ola t
tho following personally towil;
One s1xon ruia,houf automobile said
personally levied oi,as tic property Of
Charley Britton to satisfy certain NOR
tgsge EXECUTION ssued from City court OF
Leesburg against said Charley Britton and
in favor ofP CCoxwell
This Oct 10th. 1919. AID. Green Corner.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17

Also at the same time and place
~iIl be sold the following: one bale
~ cotton more or less, $50 bushels
ofc"rn more or less, one thousand
pu,lnhv % fodder, more or less, two
iolr # hay more Or less, one thou
an stalks OF sugar cane, more or
les, one uggy and harness and
one two horse Wagon.
Said personally levied on as the
property Of George Thomas to sat
isfy certain distres, warrent is-u
ed by ID D Hall N p Ee off } P
in favor Of Miss Anna Reagan and
against George Thomas and other
executions.
This October 10th. 1919.
J. F. Hines, D. 5.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17

with "Pop" Geers, the veteran Of all
horse to victory. The Grand circulS
as Grand Opera in the singing world.
will show models of all kind Of water
craft and the many appliances which
helped to conquer the submarine men
ace. The department Of Commerce
and Bureau of Fisheries will also have
exhibit that alone are worth visit To-
the fair
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
Georgia Lee County.

Georgia Lee County.
Will lie sold before the Court
house door in said county Oh the
first Tuesday in November 1919 be
tween the. legal hours of sale the
following personally towit;
Fifty bushels OF corn more or less,
one bale of cotton more or less, 2OO
pounds Of foddow more or less, 1000
stalks of sugar cane.
Said personally levied on under
distress weren't issued in favor
of Miss Anna Raglan against Albert
Lowery by Justice Of Peace D D
Hall.
This Catcher 10th 1919.
]. f Hines D S.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
Georgia Lee County,

Willie sold h,fp the court ho-
use 4 O IN said County ON the
'irrt Tuesday in November, 1919 he
tween Tie lcgll hours OF sale the
following property towlt:
One saw mill outfit, consisting one
fifteen p wer Fr;rk Engine and boil
er: me R1odruif lumber 2 saw mill
and carriage also entire saw mill e.
uuipment includinb 2 log carts and
log chains.
Sid personally levied on as the
property OF R NJ Cooke to satisfy a
certain mortgage execution issued
from City court l.eesburg in favor
of Farmers Bank of Rronwood trans
ferees of c Ansley Jr against K NJ
Cook.
This October 10th 1919.
] F Hines D S.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
GEORGIA DAPTISTS TO HEAR \
DENOMINATIONS LEADERS NEXT week
ON BAPTIST IS MILLION CAMPAIGN

DIR. L. r. SCARBOROUGH, DIR. GEORGE w. TRUETT, HON.
III. ANDERSON, MISS MALLORY AND OTHER WELE
KNOWN BAPTIST MEN AND WOMEN TO MAKE TOUR
OF ENTIRE STATE, BEGINNING SUNDAY. !,
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-17
RIG VICTORY WAR
AND NAVY EXHIBIT
Museum of Trophies Captured
by the American Soldiers
in France

The Southeastern Fair is one of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-12
HOR OSCOPE

6AADA JUL LDr LJANs
THIS is not fortunate day. accord
l ing 10 the reading Of the stars
The sun. Neptune and Jupiter are all
in evil place
During this rule the mind may be
unsettled and discontentment may be
prevalent.
It is not a favorable rule under
which 70 visit friends whose favor Is
OF mercenary as well as social inter
est. for the personality OF most men
and women is likely 70 reveal weak
walls
Jupiter IS in an aspect said TO de-
msnd OF professors. clergymen and
lawyers the best ability, since the rule
makes those upon whom they use
their powers Of argument critical and
antagonistic-
New lines OF activity for men of
special training are foreshadowed.
This IS Interpreted to mean that the
learned professions are to broaden
greatly in their opportunities.
The seers foretell a great tide OF
emigration TO Europe within the next
few months.
The stars that indicate the return
OF many foreigners to their native
lands give credence to the prophecy
that there will be a labor shortage
and a continuance Of high wages, es-
pecially for unskilSed workers.
investig cations viii occupy atten-
ton. for the planets that increase Gu
riosity and encourage inquiry are
strong In influence.
There Is a sign today that Is threat
ening to public men IN that they may