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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
Two Thousand Papers Suspend.

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ssnend because thew ink labor ana o W
have IN suspend BUSH
ness This year Print hard to get Inc oiaT
have cornered squeezin out Of the publishers '
will -, co.xu;, NH
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mill IN SCUM
oId have effect of putting the gra1'ers ou "
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stem the tide the weaker brethren VIII nave 10 % ~
-Aphareta
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
PEACE OF UNITED
STATES UP TO WILSON
HOUSE BY A LARGE MAJORITY
PASSED MEASURES APPROX
ED BY SENATE.

WASHINGTON.-The republican
peace resolution was adopted finally
today by the house. 1t now goes to
the president.
! The house majority accepted the
senate substitute for the original
house resolution, democrats vainly
opposing it.
The house vote approving the reso-
ution was announced as 228 to 1879,
which was taken to indicate that a
veto by the president could be over
ridden.
Twenty democrats joined with the
republicans in adopting the resolu-
ton, while two republicans, Repre-
sentatives Kelly, Michigan, and Full
Ter, Massachusetts, voted against it.
Representative Flood. Virginia, OPP
posing the democratic fight against
the resolution, complained that the
republicans were seeking to "jam
through the measure and asked for
an additional hour for debate, Chair
man Porter, however, refusing to
grant longer discussion.
Representative Porter said passage
of the resolution would require the
president to state whether or not he
intends to relinguish the extraordi-
nary war powers vested in him by
congress as all our former wartime
presidents have done after the ter
mination of war, or if he intends to
remain a dictator and use these dras-
tic and obnoxious laws as weapon
to compel the senate to desist from
is efforts to Americanize the treaty
of peace"
Alabama Congressman Severe Critic.
The first break in the democratic
opposition was that of Representa-
tive Hudleston, democrat, Alabama,
who declared that President Wilson
by his letters to Oregon democrats
and to Senator Hitchcock had shown
AN unshameful resolution to require
the democratic party at Frisco to de-
clare for the league of nations UNI
changed and unamended."
Mr.. Huddleston declared that it
was politically unwise to accept the
presidents demand, and he protest
ed" against it, declaring that "the
people would not stand for it"
Political defeat awaits the sup
porters of the presidents stand, MI:
Huddleston continued, urging that if
the democratic national convention
approves Mr.. Wilson's position that
he be renominated for third term.
'If a horse is to be ridden to ruin"
concluded Mr.. Huddleston, "let him
ride it if he will"
Concluding the democratic attack,
Flood of Virginia de-
clared that the republican argument
that wartime legislation would be
ended was insincere.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25

MEXICO CITY.-"We are lost!
Goodbye gentlemen These were
Carranza's final words before his
flight from the besieged train in the
early afternoon of May IA, while
pausing momentarily before crowd
of terrified civilian refugees few
miles east of San Marcos, accOmpa-
MED by few intimates and guarded
by what the special dispatches term
"a very small cavalry force"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
Departing With Gold Cananza
Remarked, Goodbye, Gentlemen"

The fugitive president crossed the
narrow valley through which the
Mexican railway passes, stopped for
a few minutes to watch the liberal
revolutionary forces occupy the STALL
ed trains and then disappeared among
the mountains.
A motor truck load of gold coin.
which the Carranza party attempted
to carry off. broke down. the soldiers
obtaining the major part of it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
LAWYERS PLEA SAVES
DOG FROM DEATH

OMAHA,-Sehtence of death
imposed on Dickie Schwartz,
December Is, 1919, was set
aside by District Judge Estelle,
and Dickie was restored to lib
erty. Dickie has been in the
city dog pound ever since the
day of his sentence. He is the
apple of the eye of his mis-
tress, Mrs. Mary Schwartz, who
instituted legal proceedings and
hired lawyers to save the dogs
life.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
IN BILLS CONISFCATED
Owner of the Money Intended
to Make a Trip to the Uni
ted States at Early Date

BUCHAREST, Rumania.-
Five million dollars in bills,
found in a sack in the corridor
of the Simplon express, have
been seized and confiscated at
the Temesvar station, on the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS frontier.
The ownership of the money at
present is now known, but Off
Gals say it is believed it will
be revealed in few days. The
owner of the money, it is as
serted, was expecting to make a
trip to England and the United
States shortly.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
ASKS CONGRESS PROBE
LIBERTY BOND SLUMP

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
a special house committee to deter
mine why Liberty bonds have fallen
so far below par, was urged on Sat
urday by Representative Magee (Rep-
N. W, before the house rules COM
mittee, which deferred action.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
ROAST LION ON MENU
WITH FROG AND SNAIL
Tasteless and Stringy, and VIII Never
Be Very. Popular.

PARIS.-A music hall favorite ate
roast lion for her luncheon here re-
Gently at a social gathering at Mar
query. The dish was introduced be-
tween frogs and snails but, accord
ing to an epicure who attended, lion
filet will never become popular. The
animal, a young lioness, known as
Mascot in a local menagerie, was
accidentally killed by her trainer.
The meat was said to be "tasteless
and stringy."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
MUST PAY FOR PERMITS
TO VISIT WET JUAREZ

Ell PASO, Tex.-Persons desiring
to Journey to the oasis at Juarez,
Mexico, opposite here. shall pay fee
of $3.50 to have their ten day tourist
permits vised by the new revolution
airy government, it was announced
on Monday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-05-25
'NtASURY AT WASHINGTON
BULGES WITH SILVER

v.S 30 vast is the present store of sill
ha. IN the United States treasury
nav a. vault walls are bullying out, and
r. te'' Of the building itself threatens
IL II crumble. To meet the emergency
tbro secretary is asking for a new
50O ee,%story vault building to cost ST.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10

nerabdare Incor,ata Sc vaza rczultatuI nterventei
Elcne
Elena recomanda pc Maria, dadu NINA Gu
Iorgu 81 dupa ce lie deschise caea, zise zmbind
,,Eu va las sd va ntelegeti 81 sd dea Dumnezeu sd
fie ntr un bun Mario! Cnd att isprayit sa vii
simi spui'' 81 nra in eli, vesela 81 zmbitoarc
ca reusit sd impace pc Iorgu 81 sal faca sa
ga inapoi ,,buzele umfate, asa tinguise 81
trlntinduse pc canapea, incepu faca comparable in
tire el 81 Flip al ell ii sgindarse cee mai taice
81 anortite simtir.
Inteegerea facu repede, peste o junlatate ceas
Maria deschise usa 81 aparu in pragul eli rosie la fa
ca bujorul, zcind:
Mean fnteles nanasa.''
Bravo, striga Elena, sarind de pc canapea, 81
ntrind in salonas lie impreuna miinile zicind
,Sa fiji fericiti. Sa r;imii fine sa mncam de ama-
"a ot, ca dupa arniaza trebue sa merg la palate
Maria csi in bucatare Sc rosteasca 81 Elena chema
pc Rada zlcnlu-i puma masa, penru trei persoanc
spunindu-i vestea ca Maria Sc va 1ogod Gu jupinu
Iorgu Saveanu, 81 trecind in sala de mincare ii
sopti:
,,Daca mas ii vazut ca ubesti pc Emanuel te reco
manlam pc tine.91
,,Nu l'asi Fl luat duduie. Nu-mi place. f prea po-
sac pentfu mine. Maria petrveste Gu ell
~ bogat, Rado, 81 tu -pai Fl dat pc brazda mai
lesne 60 Maria
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bit-o 81 iubeste ca pc Dumnezcre
Lui s'a datort ca Elena fost numita cdpitanu
fregate 81 Regina insulei fara nume Era rant, de
glont dar 81 inima ui era atinsa framintaa sbuciu-
mat 81 ranita de frumusetea Elenei, de vapaa och-
lor eli, 81 asa rant cra cind Elena ntreba cne-i
mai mare el dadu idea sa spuna ca dcocamdata Sc
amina .alegerea capitanuui Sofrani sd fie mocito-
rnl intre Ell 81 Elena, sa atinga sa no intimideze
Sal fagaduiasca hbertate concurs orr crede de
cuviinta, sa raneasca inima acelei zine Dupa ce
fos transportat pc corabic el staruit din rasputer
Sd convinga pc ce 'at prat de necesitatea de trai
bine 81 in anonie fetee capturate 81 de numi pc
Elena captain al or 81 de Regina Insulc 81 in Sof
rani gas sprnitor bun, hotar1t 81 cei alti apro-
bara ideia 81 Sc insufletra de ea
Cfnd a VENT Sofrani sal ia scalitura pc formu-
larul de uramint att "a nsuett de bucurie ca Ee-
ma PRINT propunerea lui, ca asa slabit, din cauza
perderei slngelu nut sa mearga 81 e sal depuie in
persOana juramintul de credinta.
doua III cind s'a dus Elena pc fregata 81 la spa
lat 81 legat rama, parea ca ia trecut durerea ca
NINA ei alba 81 moale basamul alinator de durer 81
datator de viata Simti ca nma bate cum MI batuse
pima atunci 81 s1ngele il curge mai repede 81 mai fer
binte in vinele lu
M destainui nimennis ca inbeste, lar iubea Gu
bssinne aebuna, svapaiata 81 clnd vedea zimbind
u % p6Tea ea stoat1 lumea d lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10

G A q T

G A q +
pc consateanul meu Petru Ghibl
din Saliste. avilld ceva foarte
interesant GU dinsul. Rog pc fra
I'll Romini care-i site adresa sa
mi scrie pe adresa:
Mihai Hertza, 1856, West IS Str,
Cleveland, Ohio.
900 oDA
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,,Acunl, cum mi-o Fl norocul Natalie al zis ca q
sa ma ajui 81 pc mine, 81 Emanuel are meserie buna
Cu c nu trebne sd ma canonesc sal dau pe brazda II
stu clne- 81 ii cunosc frea, daca fl sd ne am dar
nu cred ca pima il vd tot retras M mia zis nj
mic"
,,E ruslnos. Lasa ca am sal fac eu sd inteleaga ca
va potriviti amIndoi's, zise Elena zimbnd
In tot timpu mese Elena fu foarte vesela ST facu
pc lorgu sa RIA cn haz de citc-va orr
Maria, la semnele pc earl le facea Elena. deyen
81 ca mai vorbitoare 81 servi pc Iorgu scotndui frp
tur pc farfure 81 turnindu vim in pahar 81 Iorgu Sc
smtea multumit 81 nunai regreta ca VENT la Paris
Dupa masa Elena Sc duse la palat unde Sc intiln
Gu capltanul Dourand, intretinu cte-va mi
mute comunicndui ca Iorgu sa ineles Gu Maria 81 se
logodesc 81 Ell Iosefina prim Gu amabiitatea obic
nuita 81 opri la Gina asgurndo inca odata ca va IN
terven lInga mparatul Sc consimt la casatoria e
Gu Dourand
lmparateasa era cam agitata, astepta sosirea mi
Napoleon 81 dupa Gina ntrenu numai cite-va mo-
mente Gu Elena, zcindu la pecare ca pe data CO va
vorbl Gu lmparatul ii da de veste
In vestibul intiIn Gu Dourand. care astenta 4;
Il ceru favoarea sal faca vizta 81 Elena i acorda
cererea spre bucuria tinarulu vicontc.
ss;
o DRAMA SGUDUITOARE
Emanuel nu mintise cind ia spus Elenei ca 4 iu-
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Barbati!
SALAR SAPTAMANAL

81 un comision destul de mare
pc llnga acesta Sc va da.
Moi am deschis spre vInzare
cele mai frumoase proprietati
din orasul Cleveland 81 Gu SEQ
pull de a avea destui oameni de
ingri.ji de marele volum al a.
faccrei, deci este foarte nece-
sar ca sa luam nuoi v1nzatori
in organizatia prezenta. Expe-
rienta la vinzarc nu este nece-
sara pentru ca va invatam a.
ceasta afacere 81 suntem bucu-
rosi a va plati pc timpul care
1nvatati. 33
Aceasta e Q mare oportunita-
te pentru cei carl vorbesc linn
bi streine, pentru ca pot a-si
intrei cistigul prezent prin a.
ceasta legatura, cei l'alti vim
zatori in cea mai mare parte
au fost lucratori de fabrica 81
alte ocupatii 81 cistigau salar
mijlociu della $50 la $40 saptd-
m1nal. Acum fac pima la 1000
81 1,5OO dolari lunar, 81 deci
sunt independent.
D-TA POTI Sc
FACT LA Eel.
Vino imediat 81 intreaba de
manager la:
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LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE CRUTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Platim bani
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room 216 Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Aveiue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi-
ma la orele 6 p. m. (1x6)
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
DE ViNZARE.

Instalatii de a arde pctroliu la
sObe pentru carbuni.
Incepe focul singur, puteti ca
sci deschideti 81 inchideti. Sc
monetaza in baxa unde arde
carbunii.
Sc vine mai ieftin de cit car
bunii, nu face praf sau miros 81
nici nu aveti nacaz Gu gasul. Bu-
ma pentru a gait mlncare iarna
81 vara. Pentru informatii scrieti
w. Campbell, P. o. Box 62 Sta.
B., Cleveland, Ohio.
CT & % & 80 & 80 & 34)
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In calatoria lor in Englitera 81 in Frana traia in
sperante dulc dataoare de fercirc, ca poate fl in
apropierea ei, 81 de cite or i ivea prejul 0 con-
templa 81 0 admira pc zeitate, fara sa sc
vaza pc fata in privre prin vre-un gest furtuna
care ii ravacea sufletul.
NJ nazuia sd fie iubt de Elena 81 ar Fl indraz
nit so lase Sc lnteleaga ca ubeste Sc mutumea so
iubeasca in taina, sd site numa ell 81 nimen au, ca
credinciosii carl nu faaresc credna 81 roaga lu
Dumnezeu in eul lor, sd nu-i site 81 nl-i vaza atii
Sc parea prea frumoasa, prca dstinsa 81 invata-
ia ca sa Sc coboare la el M Sc smtea in stare prin
mimic sa invrednceasca Sc malta la ca 81 teama
ca va supara daca va aa ca iubese 81 nu-i va mai
vorb alta dulcead in vocea ei 81 nui va zimbi asa
de frumos 81 ingeresc cind vedea il ingrozea 81
inabusea in c toate sm!ure resti atiate dc fiinta
Ell supranatur9a.
i Cind af1at ca 81 Soflan iubcstc sinful geozei
incepu sal roada sufletul, mai seama cnd silnti
ca starue sa-s manfeseze smtimintcle dar cind afa
decisiunea Elenei ca MARTA 81 vazu ca Sofrani
Sc logodese Gu Clara, rasufa usurat 81 dispretu Gu
toate ca ii Gel mai bun prete, pentru usurinta
cum trecu peste iubirea lu fata dc Eena ca so ia
pc Clara.
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FARME, CASE 81 GR0CERIE
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vindem, clmparam 81 schimbam.
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(33-36)
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PLATIM SALAR BUN.
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-04
NEW BOOKS


lby MRS, PENELOPE j, ALLEN,l
boy Scouts ON the Trail" by John
GARTH Barse and Hopkins, New York.
publishers.
Nowadays, when NO many boy scout
stories are published. good, bad and in
different, IL IL a pleasure to find "A series
which bears an official stamp OF merit
The Boy Scouts of America have APP
proved the BOY Scout life series. and
ton has not been misplaced. boy
Scouts on the Trair' Is one OF those
clean. lively narratives that Is calcu-
lated to mako every active boy eager TO
pack up his kit and hit the trail; and
We suspect that his dad would be de-
lighted TO 10 along with him.
The story concerns the individual adj
ventures of a troop OF scouts whom we
first meet In camp by the seaside. An
alarm OF sharks has been raised. but
one boy ,disregards the warning with
camp has broken up we follow the for
tunes OF several leading scouts. showing
how each one met some emergency. The
troop finally comes together again Al
Christmas time for Joyous feast In
Whole tho book shows INST convincingly
just what typical scout means In the
wholesome in tone without being
preachy. and all OF the Incidents are
tolu III uuleL nut TuhHstlu HhuncIs
Golden Days" by Romily Feddon;
Houghton Muffin Co. publishers.
There Is n book which by the initiated
IL considered n fishing classic; II Is
Golden Days, the Fishing Log OF a
Painter In Brittany" and the author
Ia Romilly Fedden, artist, folklore stu
dent. four years n captain In the British
army, and n great fisherman. The
initiated also look upon certain trout
streams as classics, and among them
none rank higher than the Beaverkii
and the Neveraink In Sullivan county.
New York. SO the day In July which
waters, with his publisher. Mr.. Ferris
Greenslet, OF Houghton Mifflln Co. (who
Is also an ardent hsherman), deserve
to be recorded The friendship between
the two men was first commented by
fishing trip on the Barle and the Exc,
OF Devonshire, In the dark spring OF
1917 during short leave Mr., Fedden
had from the front. Mr.. Fedden also
wrote Modern Water Colours" and he
Is now arranging exhibitions OF his
work In Montreal and Boston, His ex-
hlbltion at Knoedler's In New York this
spring was extremely successful. Mrs.
well known MS the author OF tho gay
comedy novel, THE spare Room"
AZ oullleote.
Mrs. Riggs, or Kate Douglas WigRin.
as tho author OF "Rebecca OF Sunny
brook FARM" Tho Birds Christmas
Carol" and many another delightful
study Of childhood Ii better known. Is
spending her summer at her old house.
Quillcote. Quillcote stands on tho Saco
river In the little Maine village OF Hol-
lis, II has the charm and genial per-
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sonality which a house only attains
when II Is loved and lived IN BIZ chaEni-
Ing and intelligent people. The great
age OF It's hand-hewn timberg and OF
the arching elms gives Il an arlstoctatlo
for. This delightful home Mrs. Riggs
and her sister, Miss Nora Archibald
Smith, usually open for the annual fair
OF tho Dorcas Society of Hollis. But
this year the fair will take place in an
Mrs. Riggs will read from her work.
~ Straight Deal or An Ancient
drudge" by. Owen Wisteri Mcmillan
q Co.. publishers.
We are again under obligations to
owen Wister for his excellent little
hand book showing the mlsrepresenta-
ton and the misuse OF our American
history. In order TO give TIE politician
and the enemies OF peace an oppor-
tunlty 10 misuse and misrepresent facts,
he shows plainly the author of the
Monroe doctrine as every student OF
history knows. he also shows the work
OF the pro- Germans, and German sym
pathlzers In trying, to keep up an an
tagonism against England our allies
The book Is well worth reading and IL
will surprise the average reader or
American history with the real facts acts
our friend, and how necessary II Is that
we have an understanding between
England and ourselves. The ehaptar
on the Spanish American war, the prt
England played in II. and the treach-
erous part OF Europe showing that we
were saved from a world war by the
English nation. making From Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Thayer's Life OF
Hays" showing that the two nations
are at bottom OF one mind; and speak,
ing OF England, Mr.. Wister says: And
beneath her wisdom. at the bottom r.
all Ia her sense Of our kinshlp. though
liberty, refined and assured by law, II
we were so far seeing as she y, we
should also know that her good win
ia equally important TO us. not alone
for material reasons, or for the sake OF
our safety, but also for those few deep
ultimate ideals OF law. liberty. life.
manhood and womanhood which we
share with her, which we got from her
because she IL our nearest relation, In
this many peopled world"
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IE8l!z=!!2I q

/, which only the mt shall survive" sun
day morning we win have demonstra-
ton In scouting, Many OF our scouts
qualified for merit badges this summer
rank. We expect 10 have an over night
hike tho last Friday before tho be-
ginning of school.
TROOP 9 HIKES TO ROCK CREEK
10y Scout Paul Murray.
Last Friday We went on a hike 10
Rock creek and enjoyed good swim,
Friday, we had our troop meeting. II
was very short on account OF the as
sembly which was held on tho river
bank. We marched TO tho wharf and
FIRE. J. d. Dalton, OF our troop. sang
us a song and we also won the effi-
cheney banner for the sixth time, OF
which we were very proud, but sorry
that only one Of our troop was awarded
sen seeO of Dick slavery slavery and Paul T." Bush,
our senior patrol leader, star Scout
Charles Chamberlain Ia the ranking
scout In Chattanooga.
Good turns; Washed and dried the
dishes and cut wood for mother helped
ment; cut some grass for n lady; went
90 tho store for sister; carried In wood
for mother. went to the market for n
lady: helped my brother Ak his auto
MOBILIZE; directed lady TO the Terminal
sAhliNilf htlpNu hNOuNilloeAVt WIN NoH-
derfoot tests.
FULLER BACK ON JOB AT TROOP .
10y Scout irwin shaplre.)
Our meeting was opened differently
this Tuesday, beginning with setting up
exercises and scout games, After this,
each patrol reported and then the good
turn report was taken. Assistant Scout
master Shook read a story with refer
ence to good turns, The scribe gave his
report on the library and dues. We
now have about 200 books In the library.
including books on nature study.
We are having 100 per cent. meetings
and tho boys are getting the habit of
wearing their uniforms, After tho in-
structions for scout tests were given
the meeting adjourned and the troop
went to the Y. Nj. @. A. swimming
pool. II is surely q good treat 10 go
In swimming after hot meeting, for
which we are very thankful to the
Y. NJ, c. A.
Milton Thompson has been elected
senior patrol leader,
Good turns. Directed man: rescued
cat from going down sewer; went 10
store; picked up dime which n man
had dropped and gave II 10 him; d.
rooted n lady: went on errand; got some
Ice for n man; carried package for n
lady; went to bank for man; helped
keep crowd back at FIRE. helped fireman
with hose; cranked car for lady;
gave boy who was crippled car fare for
Sunday school; cleaned glass Off side
walk; turned switch for motorman.
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EAST CHATTANOOGA
S. S. WINS CONTEST
Banner Offered by Y. M. O. A.
VIII Be Awarded Sunday,
Sent. 10.

The Y. M. c. A. Sunday school attend"
ance campaign. which has been under
way for the last nine Sundays. hos
closed. and East Chattanooga Baptist
Sunday school led all the rest winning
the banner offered for the largest In
crease In attendance.
school for the nine Sundays was 3,llO.
against 1856 for the corresponding nine
sundays in 1919, a gain for 1920 OF 2.l7b.
or an average gain each Sunday OF 2i7
per cent.
The campaign wns a decided success
and every Sunday school In the city
showed gains.
The following table shows the total
attendance Of each Sunday school for
sunday, Aug. 81. 1919, the first column.
as compared with the attendance Aug.
20. 1920. second column. The last