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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
CHEsTERTowN ANDvICINrTY.

sp.,rial Correspondence Of Every Evening
Cbestertown. Md. Oct 14-Chester-
tow, Camp No 81. Patriotic Order Sons
+ America. held 8 big celebration, Tues
,.av night. IN Fraternal Hall, in honor OF
tie blrtr-&sv anniversary Of Christopher
Columbus Appropriate speeches were
made hv Postmaster Thomas ID Bowers
r Prank Elburn, William B. Coleman
Charles T. Wheatlev, William Hague.
and J Prank Wheatley. Ice cream and
cake were served.
Tie Young Mems Club Of Christ
Nethoiist Protestant Church Is enjoy
lng the annual oyster scald at Quaker
Neck wharf. tins afternoon About nty
young men were present.
The registration OF women and other
new voters closed here. Tuesday 1t was
the hchteSt dav OF the entire Teglstra-
tlon both parties having made the supreme
effort 10 get Their entire vote to the polls
m the early DAYS OF registration. The
oldest person in the county to register IS
Miss SalIe Rolllson, VINO gave her age
Is %.
The season for shooting rabbits and
birds opens IN this county on November
10 and reports indicate a plentiful supply
81 All kinds OF game. Duck shooters are
batting their shores and mendlng BINDS
preparatory 10 the opening OF the season,
carly IN November.
The chrvsanthemun season Is on II
Chestertown. so far as the early blooms
are concerned. and there is q beautiful
display IN prospect ID the yards OF }
Cordrav Loud Mrs Belle Smith, William
II Elliott. r. Snowden Thomas and Mrs
Thomas Holdson.
A number of the taxpayers Of tht
county have issued circular letter pro
testing against the present tax rate O
the county which has reached s2.5l OF
the 500, the largest Of any county OF
the Shore and probably Of any county il
the State
The ladies of Christ Methodist Pro
testant Church Chestertown, are holding
"a rummage sale and bake for the mex
three days for the benefit Of the Ladies
AID SpcletV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
REBUKED BY STUDENTS.
Mrs. Loncstreet Attacks League, wilson
and Governor Cox.

Greensboro, N. c., Oct. l4.--During
an address to the girl lstudents Of Greens saa
boro College here yesterday by Mrs
James w. Longstreet, wife of the Coniedcr- del
ate general, in which the League OF Ma Ma
tions, President Wilson and Governor
Cox we're criticized the students rose IN
4 BODY. marched into the halls and gave
repeated cheers for the League, fresi-
dent Wilson and Governor Cox -
According 10 officials OF the college,
which is a Methodist institution, MIS-.
I.ongetrcet said she came here under the
auspices of Congressional committee
TO talk on Americanlsm.
Members of the local chapter OF the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
later issued statement condemnlng
Mrs. Longstreet's action in delivering
political address before students OF the
institution
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
$4,000 RAISED FOR
HOSPITAL PROJECT
Result of the Bazaar Recently Held
by the Physicians and Sur
geons Management.

Tho o,tcome of the bazaar held by the
pb,.s;c;ons' and Surgeons Hospital during
the week of September 20 to 20 was an an
,,o,,nced last night at n supper OF ouo
ha~aar workers in the ball room OF the
Hotel ,lu Pont \ total amount oi ABOUT
son nOO was raised for the proposed new
c-.,tagio,,s disease hospitalOn the Mckay
,,r,,,ort,. Chestnut and Broome streets.
il = estimated that IS per cent OF TINS
ar,o,,ni was raised by contributions rang
49,, from, ti>.c cents to 500, and the work
ers have hopes of securing the S3o'Uoo 10
NM the hospital on n permanent OASIS.
The various committees cohuuc'ile
bo,tbs nj the hazaar reported the result
ol their effort and the following an!o"lss 3o ~.
,.cro modc public. Flower booth, slO.to;
~ nond Si5O: We olde book stale, sll5'
drnr snnpIcs. $40; groceries, 81, ,235,OI;
corncd goods. SAL -; novelties. SZ,29o-
- c.,te S522.74; fruits, 81 ,2O6.3o;
p,lisb Citizens. S656 80 ,{ed Men, sl43.6;
Sunshine society. $50; ice cream, S43l O5
snft drinks. $l34 Il; ponies, 81 Us
,.,,lvjrhc, $50 %: fortune telling,
Sio3 - donations S632; suppers, S2,O46-
"a I,,,i,,bts of Columbus, 500; jewish
c,r,nittcc 81 600: Odd Fellows, s5O.
~,l,rripttons last night amounted 10
SlON5. and with an additional gilG Oh
= oOO the grand total is Sl9,4fu.'1-
IN announcement bv David Snellen-
burc IN "A preliminary address to the wofk-
crs and members, proved feature hoi
tho -uYner. He stated that since thc women
bo1 g,incd the vote, il would be up TO
-. -, "a relieve them of the RESPONSE
b,l,tics looked forward to by the men and
,hcn ,,avc instructions that the women
r-c,ild SIT tight while the men served
sumner IN the buffet stvle TO the women.
NIr SnrIlenburg. who Is chairman OF
tbc hoSnital executive committee, IN
short sr,eech following the supper said
~ don't know OF anything that has taken
uIace In Wilmington which has aroused
81 much interest rs the bazaar OF the
ph,,sic,,n,, and Surgeons Hospital and
4 vytl greatly assist IN making reality oi
tl5S much-needed institution, the ne"
,,r,aqious disease hospital. Wilmington
!. city that is entitled to the best thai
i to lie had for the comfort and wehart
al nm the citizens and the people are graz
uallv coming 70 . broader realization
this need II
Nrs. Albert Robin. chairman Of the
bazaar. IS short address, pointed out IN
Importance Of the work completed by Tn
various branches and she SAID she Wa
proud 81 the opportunity which has beei
,,vcn hcr 10 launch the movement. 70!
lowing her address, reports were hear'
from the various chairman
Contributions following the suppe
last night were as follows: Mr.. Gray
chairman. 500: George W. Vaughan. ST.
n kanofskv. S62; J A. Bader, $50; Joh
t,ayotes. $50; William i. kurtz, So
Airs + +. Reynolds, S25; Crosby 4 ltu
SlOl. II. r. Dobler, $25; friend, sl5
Or Joseph Wales, S25; Mrs. .. '; Or
- Charles Topkis. 500; Mrs jaime
E korn. $50: Fred Kraph. SO; Polls
Ctzcps SIS: Hospital Auxiliary, Sl0l
Dr.J. ]. Jones. S25; Dr. A. b. Patterson
So. DR.. LaMOtte. SIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
OLD HICKORY PLANT SOLD.
Nashville Corporation Buys II for
S3505 900.

Washington, Oct l5.-Sale Of the Old
Hickory powder plant at Jackson vile,
Tenn, to the Nashville Industrial Cor,
poration for 3,505,000 was announced
yesterday by the War DEPARTING Mt.
Under the terms of sale the depart
ment reserved large amount ot spcac
at the plant for the storage of smokeeiess
powder and other materials, as well as
powder making machinery.
Remaining also in possession of the
government are tho numerous concrete
foundations. which will assure the nucleus
OF the smokeless pwder plant for com
pletion and use in time of national emer-
gency.
The departments announcement sad
that by sales and transfers OF materials
at the plant through other government
agencies it had recovered from It's ven
IIture the total of S9,400,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
Cars in Collision.

A collision between two trolley cars
occurred at Adams street and Delaware
avenue at 1890 this morning, damaging
the platforms Of both cars but not other
wise doing any injury 4 Nandcvcr avenue
car following a Delaware avenue car
crashed into the latter when it halted
on a crossing. Both were returning to the
car barn at du Pont street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
New Salvation Army Officers.

Divisional Commander Colonel Arthur
Brewer and Mrs Brewer OF the Sal lvation
Army were heartily received ON the oc,,
casion Of their first visit To thus CITY ana
Delaware last night Mt the Army iiaii'
Fourth street near King More than two
hundred local and visiting members turn
cd out, and the new corps band was pres,
cnt. Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer, who arriSea /,
from California recently, were accompaihlt,'i ),
by Major Barrett, general secretary ol ta'
Salvation Army. and Mrs. Barrett
divisional voung peoples secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
Removes the Roots
of Superflous Hairs
Entirely Now Method

Seeing is believing T. when your oTn ,g,a
o,.cs see the roots come out. you knoW the
e, tire hair is gone. not merely the bufiaoo
hair. -. -. ,.,,.g ,,boIac-
Yes II Is really true that the nc" p'l..iss, 10
nletciy-ronts and all without inc 10
injury, leavIng the skin soft smo'tn. rai, yanr
less You do the work IN a my ~ yssv
With numerous and expensive visits ,is 70 nc
elef.froIysis expert. Does away WIN isi'ais aiepi
tories or shaving At frequent H. niorfsc,Iv
Nothing like II ever known peforc. ~ 80 !,
harmless odorless non-irritatinR -, - .
stick Of phclactinc. follow the easy isst' ~
tiaps and have the surprise OF your Hl--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
CHESROOK VS.. YICTRIx.

Chesrook, the football champions Of
Delaware. viii open the season on Satur-
dav. when they oppose the Nictrlx Catholic
Club 81 Philadelphia The game viii be
plaved al Harlan Field. where the Ches-
rook team viii play all their games this
season.
The local team viii be strengthened by
the addition Of Matt Donohue, who viii
nI..r ~ q haIf-back position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
He Feels Ten Years Younger.

Anv man or woman suffering from lame
back headache, stiff joints, sore muscles,
rheumatic pains or any other symptom
oi kidney or bladder trouble will be IN
lercsted IN this letter from II Bryde 92E
Garden ST. Hoboken, n J u could not
bend down for some years. as I can now
Ny wife had many a time to put on or off
my shoes. ] obtained relief with Foley
Kidney Pills. | feel now as # ! were ten
years younger. N. Il. DaniOrth.-A Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
Third Ward Republicans.

Alexander Jamison last night addressed
n meeting of the Third Ward Republican
Club in No. School and much enthusiasm
was shown on the part of young voters
Other speakers at the meeting were Mrs
Charles Warner, William Lutz and Frank
Virdi Both men and women OF the ward
wore present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
COLD WAVE SWEEPS EAST.
First Snow Expected in Middle West In
Few Uays.

Washington, Oct. l4.-Warning oi nj
other cold snap IN the mort bern ana iIiI9'ho 1''
sections of the country within lew Icy, a1yo
,Vaa given Yesterday by the Weather
Bureau IN special bulletin, Wilicii s'''" "a
"a disturbance Of widesp read lnflu ence
il moving east-sOutheastw wafd aiong ie eue
Weet NJ the end of the week. There Is a
nrobabilitv of local SHOWS The temperature
will fall and the coldest weather OF ths
season will prevail in the Northern ana
middle sections
Some readers are already answering ahs
In today's want Ad section.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
''cure Your
Rupture Like
Cured Mine"
Old Sea Captain Cured His Own
Rupture after Doctors Said
Operate or Death"
e,s gsmsdy and BOOK Sent Free.

cantain Ceilings sailed the seas for
Ynanv wears; then he sustained a bad
double rupture that soon forced him 70
not only remain ashore. but kept MN
affeT doctor and truss after truss, NO
results! Finally. he was assured that
he must either submit 10 q dansefous
and abhorrent a operation or die. he DID
csitberi He cured himself instead.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
MI Man of DeIaware. sd Cenls.

limited number Of the Rand McNally
map Of Delaware IRE on sale at Every
Evening business office, 50 cents; 10 cents
extra for postage to any address.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14
BURNS Club TO Meet.

The Burns Club will meet tomorrow
night at 7.3O. Mt 221 South Union street,
which will be temporary meeting place
until other quarters have been found
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14

Captain Ceilings made a study OF
himself, Of hts condition-and at last no
was rewarded by the finding or the
method that so quickly made him well.
strong vigorous and happy man.
Anyone can use the same methods
it's simple. easy safe and inexpensive;
should have the Captain Ceilings book,
telling all about how he cured himself.
Treatment in their own home without
any trouble The book and medicine are
FREE. They VIII be sent prepaid 70
any rupture sufferer who VIII III OUT
away now - before you put down this
paper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14

Eligabethan Milk Biscuit Those soft
fz,Lv ones. Is cents doz. Hot every after
noon. Turner d Stclle,--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-14

single and double breasted, IN
rich tweeds, worsteds, cheyiots
and cassimereS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
G o N v o G A r E

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ..Furnica din Toledo. O.
hio, convoaca Pc toti membrli sal
Il lua parte la adunarea generalJ
lunara, care Sc va tinea in ziua de
S Februarie 1920, in hala societa-
til din 2002 Front Street. la orele
1.3O p. m. La aceasta adunare yor
Fl foarte multe lucruri importan-
te de rezolvat in favorul socie-
tatii noastre. Deci rugam GU sta.
ruinta pe toti fratii membrii din
Monroe, Michigan, a lua parte la
aceasta adunare.
Absentele nemotivate Sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor.
in nlmelc societatii .,Furnica
din Toledo. Ohio:
Achim Zachila, presedinte.
George Tescula, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
G o N v o G A r E

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura .Armonia'' din St. Louis.
Mo, convoaca pc toti membrll
sal din loc 81 din jur lua parte
la sedinta speciala, care sc va IL
nea Dumineca. s Februarie 1920,
Ia orele . p m.. in hala Sirbilor
din al S-lea 81 Barry Street.
Find punctul principal al ace
stei sedintc rezolvarea afaccrllol
ramase balta in sedinta recenta.
din cauze Pc earl aproape totl
membrii le stu 81 Pc earl daca
nu vom cauta Sd le regulam nu-
mai de raul societatii noas-
ire va fl. toti fratii membrii sllnt
rugati a-si lasa micele afaceil
particulare 81 lua parte la sedin
ia toti, pima la unul.
Absentee nemotivatc Sc vor
pedepsi conform statutelor.
In numele societatll Ammonia
din st. Louis. Mo-:
loan Farca, presedinte
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03

nu dcpartam prca tarc de tarmurile Rusie Milne
noapte poimne in Zori de ri treccm pc linga Su
lima, asa ca lovitura dam noaptea ulmatoare, pima
atunci aflu maj multe am;inuntc de la Mehmet
,Ascuta Ano! Mie numi pac ochii unc Polonc-
re, acea malta 81 bine legata Ludma, parca asa 0
cheama. In och ei II am vazut snceritate Mi sa pa
rut ca cetit ura 81 psma in privirea ell A vorbt
Vasilca Gu ca! intrebat-o Vasilca daca dortoare
sd scape.''
,,Da, dudue. vorbit Gu toate 81 zicea ca toate
sunt vooase', raspunse Ana, convingere in vo-
cea Ell
,,Sa dea Dumnezeu sa ma insel dar nu cred M
mia pacut fata acea. Mine sd vorbcsc Vasil-
ca 81 am sal spui sd fic Gu luare aminte 81 so mai
cerceteze 81 SO spioneze prin Caterina 81 Sofia Ele
mi s'au parut ete de isprava. Sa culcam fetelor
ca acum Sc face zua 81 trebuie sd finn dormte 81 odh
nite1, zise Elena 81 desbracindu-se, Ana ncue usa
stinse lumnle 81 Sc culcara.
dOua ri Elena urlnat Gu lectiile invatInd GU
vntelc de carl credea alba nevoe i'll cxccua-
rea planulu 81 scrndu-le pc citcva FASH de hirtic
lea dat Anei sa dea una Vaschei, alta Dumtre 81
una pentru ea, invcte cite tree cuvintee carl
rau scrise pc ele.
Ana devenise ca si Sultana, roaba Elenei 81 ayea
libertatea sd iasa 81 sd umbe III ori ce .tmp pc co
rabie. sse h
II Aehmat era lpcntat DC progrcsae pc sAfi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
A V I z

Sc aducc la cunostinta membr!
lor socictatii ..Dcsteapta-te Ro-
mine" din Detroit, Mich, ulmd-
toarele:
Fratilor membrii. Stiti ell to-
til ed s a hotarit in adunarea &C.
nerala din Octombric 1919. ca
Ia caz de va mai fl Influenza "a
anul trecut. adeca 191S--19l)
pima in primavara. sa fie Gotta lu-
nara dubla. adeca de $500 pc
luna 81 aceasta IA intrat in vigoa-
re GU data de ! Februaric 1920
find foarte multi bolnavi de a.
ceasta boala. alta timp cit va
dura Influenza Sc va plati cota
dubla. Odata ce vor declara doe
tori ca scade. 81 societatea noa
stra va scadea cota lunara cun
a fost 81 pima acum.
In numele socictatii ..Destcap
tate Romine" din Detroit. MI
chigan:
loan vulca, presedlnte
/Jc s)7A ff44
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
! INSULA FfRmfCATA| !
! Imparatia AmazOane|0r !
ROMAN DE: @. &. PASCU.

(Crmare)
Sutana 81 Ana asteptau, culcasera 81 va
xIndo ntrlnd, Sc ridicara 1naintea ei.
,Sedeti, sedeti's, lie zise Elena zimbnd 81 intin-
zindu-se pc dvanul eli urma: Treaba merge bne. Am
afat multc in asta Pc corabie sunt cncispreze
&c barbat II marinar seful lor, capitanu 81 Mehmet
Noaptea cinde vremea buna sunt numa trei in servi
eu; capanul sd culca pc la II 81 ii tine locul seful
inarnarilor. Unu din eli la cirma, unul de paza la
prora vasuui 81 eel l'at la pinze Cind
Shnt toti pc bord ovitura reuseasca lesne. Ale
net mia spus ca laliopi ngriese de vol 81 tine
chele de la cabinele voastre Gu ispravim repede
Marinar dorm III cabinee din fata de Ia prora
fui. Captanul 81 Gu Mehmet dorm Ia pupa, in partea
din napoi vasnui undc sunt doud cabine mai mari,
Alaturate Corabia 50 atinga portu Varna, de unde
saa nearca cteEa vctime nenorocite ca 81 moi Lovi-
nra trebnie 40 dam inainte de ajunge Ia Varna In
ss dnrN ~ y0ha fntfa pe a.arc, 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
G A u T

pe Lazar I1uca din comuna Toda-
rita, judetul' Fagaras. Eu sunt
decis a pleca in patrie 81 asi d.
ri sa am cunostinfa despre din
sui. Rog cine ii''y.NS adrcsat, sau
char dnlsul daca va ceti aceste
rinduri Sd bnevoiasca scrie pa
n1lresa urmatoare:
P.ssLudu Box o6eoparrows Point
(26-27)
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cca Elena, care ii raspundca in lmba turceasci la
mai multe intrebar, 81 Elcna prin scusinta 81 diba
cia discuta Mchmet, storcca de ID eb fara
banuiasca ceva, oatc informal tunile dc care avca
trebuinta in exccutarea planului.
La staruinta eli roabee celc l'alte sc bucurau de
bertatea de sta in timpul zle pc corabie 81 Elena
i'm mai multe r7ndur vorbit Gu ele
Vaslca la raportat ca Ludmila credincoasd
81 nu trebuie sa ereasca de ea vorbit ca in
mai multe rinduri 81 ia spus ca hotarta sa ajute 81
sa faca ori ce numai Sd poata scapa
& Ziua trecut fara incident care ar fl dat
ceya de banuit; 81 pc seara nu numa Mehmet dar 81
capitanu vasului de parere Cd nici din victi
mele carl ii erau incredintae Sc gndeste sa Sc a.
runce in unda Dunarei sd scape de soart rsta i'll
care sc afla.s .
Elena att fata de Mehmct cit 81 fata de capitanul
corSbieis Caori zugravea in culor vii frunusetea
gradinci haremului 81 viata pima de placer fercir
|catre Ana 81 Suana zicndule spuna 81 celor late
sa lumai poartc innla rca ca e ducc la taicre 81
Injc Ia splnzuratoare c la vata pima dc placer 81
tdesfatari.
ia seara acea stat iarasi pima aproape de nniezu
noptei cu Mehme de vorba tot in locul iii stat
lsera iii noaptea trecuta de asia data insota 81 de
lipabeIe ,ei Sultana ii Ana, carl imbau III ufu or
salin ei,d III cild coatec de copastia
lcsri torbnd DC soptitc Ga "a nu tubqn Pc sta
wM@A
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CAUTkM LUCKAT0RI LA
SFECLE DE ZAHAR.

Daca esti un ON Gu familie 81
doresti ca in vara aceasta sa
mergi La farma unde vel ayea
plata .buna, locuinta gratis 81
drumul gratis. vi invit4m sd in.
tilniti pc Aycntul nostru in Gle
veland Dumineca viitoare, s Fc-
bruarie 1920, la urmatoarele To-
curi 81 ore:
La 10 ore dimineata la oficlul
domnului Stcffen aKovach, 1927
st. Clair Avenue.
La orele , dupa ameazi la Off
ciul domnului A. Vilfsek, 1925
Buckeye Road. -
Neniti 81 adueeti 81 prietenii
D-NoaStra.
MICHIGAN SUGAR COMPANY
SAGINAW, MICH.
(.,[ .sNS YFs.,
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pima lor.
A doua ii cind s'a dcsteptat Elena, corabia plu
tea pc Marea Neagra prora vasuui catre sud-vest
Trccusc pc linga Sulina in revarsatul zorilor
LOVITURA NEISBUTITA PRIN TRADARE
Elena indata a luat dejunul esit afara pc
verta vasulu observind toatc miscarilc faccau
rinarii
Marca era linistita. linda e intinsa era nctcda 81
ucc unui lac adapostit de .maur inalte impotri
adierei vintului. Coraba nainta incet mergnd Gu
board lima aproape in fata 81 toate pinzee mari de
pc catarguri strinse, sd opuie rezstenta.
Corabia minata numa de pinzee miscatoare de la
prora vasuui, carl furau vintul della sud sud-vcst.
Tn marinar batrin aruncase niste undite i'll mare
81 din cnd in cind incerca Ia Gle sd vaza daca prns
ceva. s@s
Vre-o citi-va erau ocupati GU cirpirea pinzeor de
rezerva uni spaau puntea vasulu 81 unul era urcat
pc catarg, legnd snise funii Toti ocupat, f
cnd cite ceva, nunai captanul in caate de sef, SO
bucura de prvilcguldc Sc odhni cind vasul plutea
fra fl 1mpiedccat de elenentele frei 81 sedea pc
Jun scann sound, fumind din nerghclea
Era ull barbat marunt, slabanog in etate cam tle
vre-o cincizec de ami Gu barba plina carunta 81 pu
tin ingrjta sprincenc suitcase 81 intimate, sub carl
erau ad1ncte orbitele lor dol ochi negr mci 81 VIC
leni. u q u .ssg
W. urma).
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G A u
G A q r

pc fratele meu Dnmitru Canja
din comuna Parau. fost de. pre-
zent in Buffalo, n. Y. 81 schim-
bind locuinta nu stu unde G
Rog pc fratii Romini care stu
ccva despre dinsul, sau char Pc
fratele meu daca Va ceti' aces.e
rinduri sd scrie la adresa urlna-
tOare: J. ss
Clement CANA, 753 Woodhried-
&c East, Detroit, Mich.
(25-o6)
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LIBERTY BoNDURI
81 l6xRC1 DE RAZBoIU.

Vinde-le acuma. PlAtim 5anl
gaia li preturile cele mai bune
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg. al doilea Etaj. Luati cle-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 En-
cid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pima
10 orele 6 p. m (1x6).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
CAUTAM Nj

Labori pentru tocile (polizoare)
usoarr. Plata buna.
Pennsylvania PISTON RING
COMPANY.
203 St. Clair Ave, 4-th Floor,
Cleveland, Ohio.
(25--27)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03

MAPA NoUA A EUROPEI
Gu calendarul pc, 1920 sc da gra-
TUT att pima cind avem.
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FOREIGN DEPARTMENT
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The Pulaskian., 1920-06-24
WHILE YOU ARE EN-
 COURAGING DON'T FOR GET THE COUNTY FAIR.

Some communities consider themselves too big for the county fair, or the agricultural display that is the climax of a big year in counties which have a right to class agriculture as one of its sources of revenue. This is a misconception on the part of those who consider themselves wise, and who usual ly are right on matters of busi- ness, as well as of pleasure. But the man who does not encourage the county fair is putting his eggs in a basket that has holes in the bottom. Pulaski county has a number of community fairs, and hopes some day to have big state fair, and the merchants of Little Rock en- courage them whole-heartedly. Let every state merchant do the same.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-24
AGRICULTURAL DISPLAYS ALWAYS HELP THE BUSINESS INTERESTS.

The educational institutions of Arkansas will this summer hold the usual short courses in agri- cultural instruction. These are accompanied by practical dem- onstrations, and are great fac tors in not only keeping the boys and girls on the farm, but in in ducing many that have left to re- turn. In addition to this they increase the efficiency of the old farmers and make two blades of corn, and not grass, grow where there was one before. Every thing that tends to increase the yield from a given area of land, increases the wealth of the com munity, and every dollar added to the income means an extra dollar for the merchant to have a chance at. Boost these agri- cultural courses.
The Pulaskian., 1920-06-24
Granite Mountain
 Political Barbecue

The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church at Granite Mount ain Springs is to have an old-fashioned political barbecue at the church, July 5. The plan has been indorsed by the Pulaski County Central Committee and numerous candidates, county and State, have accepted invitations to at tend and speak. Funds raised at the barbecue will be used toward erecting new church
 The present building is fifteen years old and has been attended by many of the older residents of the county Many political barbecues have been held at Granite Mountain Springs.