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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12
IN VITAL R E


Societatea rmina de al. 81 cultura
"Coroana Rominiei din York
vile, Ohio, are onoare invita- Gu
drag pc tCate surorile Societati,
onor. Parochii 81 Cluburi, 81 in ge-
neral pc toata suflarea romineasca
din loc 81 jur, lua parte la fru-
moasa petrecere Gle vara (Picnic)
care va avea loc Duminica, in ID
August, 1920, pc farma dlui Frank
Federman, la Stop 20. Inceputul
va avea loc la orele II 80 p. IN.
Petrecerea sc va incepe prin 0
defilare frumoasa care Va parcur
ge intinsul celor mai insemnate
strait ale Orasului nostru.
Pretul de -intrare: domnii 75c;
damele 25c.
Bufetul va fl aranjat in cea mai
buna regula Gu tate cele necesare.
Muzica vestitului n. Sanu, din
Youngstown, Ohio, va onora pc Vi
zitator Gu cele mai frumoase arii
lie dams 81 cintece rationale.
Aceasta poate va fl cea din urma
petrecere de vara pentru romlnii
lin Yorkville, Ohio. deci ar fl bine
ca toti rominii sa la parte la acea-
sta petrecere.
Sperind ca vOm avea ocazia sa-
luta cit de multi frati 81 surOr ro-
mine in mijlocul nOstru, pima la
revedere am ramas salutindu-va ell
dragoste frateasca, (S5-6)
PRESIDIUL.
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I N v A r E

Dl. Iosif Dobrin, din com. VOLTA,
judetnl Fagaras, are .onoare a va
face cunoscuta casatoria sa Gu D.
soara Ana Tr1mbitas.
D-soara Ana Trimbitas, din com.
VOLTA, judetul Fagaras, are onoare
va face 'cunoscuta casatoria sa
cu Dl. Iosif Dobrin.
Ambii va reaga sd binevoiti a
.participa la celebrarea cununiei lor
religioase, care va avea lOc Dumi-
MICA, in Is August, 1920, la orele
l 80 D. m., in bsierica Rom. or.
ort. din Akron, O., precum 81 la
masa, care Sc va aranja la orele
7 80 p. m.. in hala Societatii "Ro-
minia LIBERIA din 1241 Sweitzer
Ave, unde va fl 81 dansul.
Dansul sc va incepe indata dupa
cununie, lar muzica "Desteapta-te
Romine" sub conduccrea lui ST.
mion Duca, din Cleveland, Ohio,
va distra pc on. Soaspeti GU cele
mai frumoase arii de dams, doine
81 cintece rationale.
,Nasi vor fl: ID. Aron 81 D-na
Letitia Farcas din com. Risca, jnd.
Hunedoara.
De oarece nu stim adresa la toti
consatenii 81 cunoscutii, va rugam
prin ziar a participa la celebrare
pc ziua fiXata.
Pima Ia intilnire va asteptam Gu
dragoste. (185-O
NASH 81 MIRII.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12
FORGET YOUR
RHEUMATISM

Don't suffer when you can get
"Neutrone Prescription 99''.
rheumatism, one Of the most COM
mon ailments, Is one Of the hardest
to cure. because Of it's being blood
disease. Any remedy to be effect
I've must purify the blood and kid
; neys, common sense teaches you
this.
That Is why ''Neutrone Prescrip-
tion 80" is so successful, It is q
combination Of blood purifying
agents prepared from the prescrip-
.tion of a specialist.
It relieves those sore, tnfiamed
Joints and muscles. "1t puts out the
fire.. It does all these things, re-
stores your health, makes you happy
and free from pain. .
- Go to your druggist today and get
'Nsutrone Prescription 99", then
say good bye. Rheumatism.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-12
INVITAR z

Societatea "Izvorul din McDo-
nald, O., prin aceasta are onoare
invita- la petrecerea cu dams pc
toate societatile, cluburi 81 paro-
chi, precum 81 pc toti fratii mem
bri din loc 81 -jur, Sc presenta
in numar cit de mare.
Beuturi racoritoare 81 mizeluri
Sc v0r scrvi.
Incepltul la orele z 80 p. m.
pima Ia 2 ore.
Muziea lui 6amoil6 (Sam) va
distra onor. public Gu cele mai
frumoase arii de da1s.
asst iPRESIDIUL.
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,omitet, in plenul san IA fata 10.

comitet, in plenul> san Ia fata To-
cului.
Pentru trecerea i'm tablou a safe
tnilor, Vmitetul local Sc va cdlauzi
in ce priveste situatia militara de
orice mijloc doveditor ca: certifi-
cate de demobilizare, ordihe lie che
mare sau de clasare, certificate spe
ciale liberate Gle cercurile de recrus
tar, certificate de liberare din la
earele de prizonieri $! oricc alte
acte emanate della autoritati!e pub
lice.
Pentru vaduvele sau familiile cc-
lOr cazuti in rasboi, Sc va lua in
.considerare eXtractul de mOarte,
liberat de Ministerul de Rasboi 81
vizat de primar, sau orice alte acte
publice oficialc.
Pentru emigratise va lua de ba-
ia eertificatul primariei locale.
Mobilizatii neintorsi, prizonierii
.sau disparutii vor fl trecuti pc
tablou din oficiu, fie ca s'a cerut
sau nu acest lucru de familiile l0r.
Tabloul de fmproprietarire al
celor ce au drept la pamint sc com
plecteaza de comitetul local ell ara
tarea intinderpi de pamint &c sta
pineste fiecare satean, luindu-se de
baza cartile funduare 81 foile ca
dastrale 81 Gu aratarea vitelor de
munca 81 inventarului mort ce
are fiecare, potrivit alaturatului
model.
Intinderea paminturilor ce sta
pinesc satenii Sc va socOti dupa sta
rea lor juridica din momentul if-
scrierii in tablou.
Tab!oal astfel intocmit-semnat
de toti membrii comitetului local
serva forma dosar Gu tOate ccrerilc
de inscriere 81 cu orice alte acte le-
gate de cl, pastrindu-se in afhiva
comunei.
Copii certificate de presedintele
comitetului vor sta afisate timp de
15 zile la usa primariilor, biserici-
lor, scolilor 81 tuturor localurilor
publice din comuna, aducindu-se
in acefas timp la cunostinta loclli-
torilor, apotrivit obiceiurilor locale,
prin baterea tobei sau orr care alte
mijloace.
Data afisarii copiilor de pc ta-
bloul de 1mproprietarire Sc Va con-
stata prin facere de proces verbal
in duplu exemplar, din care unul
sc va pastra in arhiva comunei, iar
eel de al doilea Sc va inainta ime-
dat preeedintelui comisiunei To-
Gale.
Satenii nemultumiti cu frfserie-
rea facuta in tabloul de 1mproprie-
tarire, yor inainta contestatii scri-
Sc 81 adresate ,prilnarului local, ga
IRE le va forma dosar 81 supune spre
res0lyire comisiei local ce va func-
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CE zIcE TRoTzKY
WASHINGTON, IL Aug.-"In-

WASHINGTON, IL Aug In
tr'un an de zile intreaga Europa
va Fl bolsevista,'' a declarat Leon
Trotzky, ministrul de rasboiu al
bolsevistilor rusi, care a sosit la
Bialystok, care Sc afla imediat in
daratul frontului, ieri tirziu, 81 a
stabilit uncle cartiere aci, dupa
cum spun STRIFE sbsitc de dincolo.
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co N v @ CA R E

Sc convoaca Sinodul Bisericei
or. or. rom. "Sf. Maria din Gle
veland, O., pc Duminica din Is
August, a. C.
Toti credinciosii or. or. sunt ru-
gait a lua parte in numar cit de
mare. (S6-87)
COmitetuI PdrOhidl.
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CIRCULAR OFICIOS

Pentru ca sa Sc poata face TO
partitiile pentru cazurile de moar-
se la timp, asa ca si beneficiila u
Sc plateasca la timp, 0nor. socie-
tati apartinatoare Uniunei 8. E.
A. sunt rugate 90 anunte secre-
tariatului General al Uniunei toa-
to cazurile de moarte, char IN Ii
ua cind q decedat un meahbru q
societatii. Actele Sc pot trimite ii.
terror, dup3 inmormintare.
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Programul de seara.

l. Cuvint de deschidere din
oartea presedintelui aranjator.
2. Piesa teatrala "Apa Rece
,ntr' 'un sact Qcomica) sub condli-
:erea llui |. Angel.
49, Persoanele:
l. 2 Gintari din partea d-lui
Andreiu Gheta.
j. Glalsnicu tAldvocat, Ml. /.
Dumitras.
2. susanna Coconita, yaduv;!,
Doamna f. Todorean.
3. Victoria Servitoarea, dna
L. Deamean.
4. Servitoriu, dl. p. Manatz.
Cuvint de multamita din par
tea unui Presedinte Societat:-
lor. Suprasolviri se primesc ca
multa;mita publica 81 sc vor cul-
Ia pc eale Maristica. Bufetui
va fl asortat Gu tot felul de MI
zeluri 81 lbeuutri racoritoare.
Pretul de intrare: DOmnii 60c.
Doamnele 40c.
In speranta ca on. public ne
va onora presentindu-se intr'nl
numar scat de mare, am ramas
,alutindu-va,
(86-87) fcomitetal aranjatcr.
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lllSh'uCtiuTli
Privit0are lai Lucrarile Comite-
telor Locale pentru stabilirea
dreptrlui Ia lmproprie etarire
in Transilvania, sBanat 81 IT,
ntturiie ungurene.
No. 1882. din 27 Mai. 1920.

agrare prima masura pentru aeea-
sta aplicare este stabilirea dreptu-
lui de Fl impartasit cu pamint.
Aceasta stabilize cade in sarcina
comitetului local, acest comitet este
''alcatuit din Primar ca presedinte,
secretaril communal, Perceptorul
sau agentul communal 81 dol delegati
al satenilor alesi din eel &c au mai
putin de 5 jugare cat. 81 au fost
mobilizati. Aceasta alegere sc fa-
ce dupa eonvoearea primarului.
Comitetul local Sc va constitui 81
in comunele pc al caror teritoriu
nu Sc gasesc mosii expropfiate.
Comitetul local constituit astfel,
va incepe lucrArile imediat dupa
| primirea acestor instructiuni 81 va
intocmi un tablou Oista) numit
"tablou de fmproprietarire, - care
va euprindeEpe satenii localnici ce
au dreptul Sc improprietari, ase-
zindu-i, conf. art. 733, in ordinea
| urmatoare:
1. Mobilizatii i1ivalizi de rasboi
capi de familie, servitori 81 mum
citori agricoli, earl in ultimii 2 ami
dinantea mobilizarii 81 in timpul
exproprierii au lucrat pc mosia ex-
propriata 81 carl 7mpreuna GU fa-
miliile Tor. sunt capabili sa mum
ceasea pamfntul.
Aci intrs 81 vaduvele 81 familiile
celor cazuti in rasboi 81 carl ar Fl
| facut parte din aceasta prima ca
! tegorie.
2. Mobilizatii capi de familie,
servitori 81 muncitori agricoli, carl
in ultimii 2 AMI 81 in timpul expro-
prierii an muncit pc mosia expro-
priata.
g.. Mobilizatii invalizi de rasboi
capi de familie, carl impreuna Gu
familiile lor sunt eapabili a muncl
pamintul, cum 81 vaduvele 81 IA
miliile celor cazuti' in fasboi 81 carl
ar fl facut parte din aceasta cate
.gorie.
"A. Toti capii de famiGe carl au
facut sefvieiu militar in rasbci, "a
ra a Fl. devenit invalizi.
5. Mobilizatii neinsurati inva-
LII de rasboi 81 capabili sa lucreze
pamintul.
| 6. Mobilizatii nefnsurati.
Z. Familiile celor mobilizati
prin ordinal onsilinlpi pirigent.
8. Emigratii reintorsi, respectiy
| familiile lor, idaca n 'au ait sasti.
nator.
8. Capii de famiie carl n'au
luat .parte Ia rasboi.
10. Barbafif neinsurati, cari M
| an facut seryiciul militar in decur'
sui rasboiului.
| In fie care oategorie Sc vor i'm.
proprietari n1ei fntii cei cc nu a,
pamint de loc 81 nu au nici per
| spectiva de : mosteni, lar in ee
al doilea rind in aeeiasi categorit
Sc yor .improprietari acGa carl az
perspective de mostenire.
,Intre cei din aceiasi categorie al
precadere cei en- ,familii mai hume
roase, considerfndu-se ca membri
al familiei tofi cei sustinuti de q
celas cap-san 5sde singurul susti
nator IL faniliei Afara considerar'
Cd sunt sau M eonsfngenii legi
timi san adoptati.
/ Tot in. eat oria satenilor se vol
cuprinde ii sBsolventii 'scoslelcr d
agriculture de toate gradele, pre-
cum 81 ofitlrii invslizi, Gu condi
tiunea fnsx 6kgi uni 81 alti sa lo
|cuiasea il tafx qisa se obliee a'lucr'
4 pamfntul.
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hCnnama
since dnah Tt FanaR
cncihe EmrTapu hdC
sg
t inc lt Ds mt
Il
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NvITARE E

Soc. romina de ajutor 81 cul-
tura "Dr. c. Angelescu 81 r.
mfnul Ardelean" din Cleveland.
Ohio. are onoare a invita- pe toa-
fe surorile societati, cluburi $:
parOchii, prncum 81 pc toti re-
mini 81 romincele din lOc 81 .jiii'
a lua parte la grandioasa ,petre-
eere teatrala impreunata cu dams
care va avca loc Duminica, in
% August. 1920. in Gradina Hall
la No. 6OS1 ST. Clair ave. Ince.
outul petrecerei la orele 2 p. ln.
MuZiea rom. de sub eonduee-
rea dui M. Pintea va distra on.
public Gu celo mai frumoase ar.i
lie dams 81 eintari rationale.
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tiona potrivit instructiunilor ul-
terioare.
Ministru de stat, Presedinte al
comitetulli agrar: G. GAROFLID.
Director general, G. CIPAIANU
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[arine Institute
 Will Take Rank
 With West Point

@uantico, Va, March 13.-The Ma ne Institute, which bids fair to be- me as famous as Annapolis o, |est Point, is already we'll unde,
 y at the marine barracks here andreds of young men are enrolled
 courses that range from reading
 itlng and simple arithmetic to ede schools and higher mathema. IS and journalism.
 the young man who is facing the rd problem of making a Gyine alle working his way through high |nool, college or trade school should ,come the opportunity afforded by < , Marine Institute" says Major 1erai tha ,3 3George Q Barnett, commandant
 the U. s. Marine corps. "Youne !en enlisting in the Marine corns BY now, if they wish, go to school [guarly at this institute"
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was uncovered in an interchurch world movement survey, and is one of thousands of interesting sidelights disclosed in it's work to bring the Protestant churches into closer cooperation.
 Discussing the change in the pull pit voice and manner, Dr. Frank Clare English, director of the siil- terchurch homes and hospitals division, says:
 "The old method of "intoning,' made songs of many parts of the sermon. Authorities on public speak ing tell us that the easiest voice to speak in is half yell and some oi
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our old time ministers used the easiest way, 1 fear. With too much, rhetoric and oratory religion seemed other-worldly, and ministers failed to make it applicable to every day living of thinking people.
 Ministers today who are the keen- est in; mind and who read the signs qofs the times, peak .directly to the people"
 Part of the change in style of dez livery," said Dr. Warren H. Wilson of the Presbyterian board of mis. sions, lis due to the growing impor- tance of church announcements, and lthe development of business life
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LEASE ROYAL STABLES.

Berlin, March 13.-The city has leased the former royal stables op- posite the palace as public library
 These stables figured prominent ly during the revolutionary street fighting in Berlin as stronghold of the notorious marine guard and the Spartacan troops. The former kaiser's horses, court equipages and motors have been disposed of by auction.
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stand. And that is also a description

stand. And that is also a description of the modern sermon.
 The old style minister, with his intoning, rhetoric and oratory toe often talked over the heads of his congregation. He lulled them into Christianity and sleep at the same time: His sermons were, apt to be coffplex land obscure.
 The modern minister presents his message in clear, concise English, and in natural voice. He talks direct ly to his congregation and brings them to Christianity thoroughly wide awake. Z
 This change in pulpit methods
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K SOCIAL &
 A PERSONAL A
MISS EUNICE NORRIS, Editor.

Club
 Meeting.
 annual meeting of the Se-
 rlub in the form of delightful
 eon at the Country club, was
 4 the most artistic affairs of
 pason. The guests were seat
 even small tables, from which
 embers progressed, making a
 ht visit among them. Lovely
 ktions of daffodils, narcissus
 erns, with many other spring
 rs in abundance, were used
 ut the club rooms, making a
 iful arrangement.
 A. w. Troupe, president of
 rkansas Federation of Women's
 was the guest of honor, and
 beautifully complimented in a
 given by Mrs. R. w. Scruggs,
 ng president of the Sesame
 Mrs. L. K. Land was the cap toastmistress. The last course he luncheon was an attractive tical pie" resembling very much licious orange meringue affair. each serving of this pie was oklet, in which was a knitting bf yellow, containing the follow verses, which were afterwards
 by the members present:
 hck up your troubles in this knitting bag,
 "And smile, smile, smile.
 hile you've a Sesame to be your jag'
 very once in a while.
 That's the use of getting old, Then youth is all the style-so, lack your troubles in this knit Hing bag Ind smile, smile, smile."
 amusing feature of the after was the "burlesque" part of the ram, which began with Secretary ping wheeling into the room Mrs. N. Troupe, as President Wilson, carriage, which act was follow |y meeting of Wilson's cabinet, |ided over by Secretary Lansing, in introducing the members, |e short speech before each one |ng the president of that mem \ activities since Wilson's illness. resting talks were made by Mrs. lee Oracle of Rob Roy, on the DOT Question:; Mrs. A. H. Rowell Immigration; and Mrs. J. A. Me on "The Peace Treaty" he note of pathos was sounded n Mrs. Land spoke of the Se- 2 clubs great loss during the year, in the death of Mrs. Harry bitterness, one of the most below members and for several years ident of this club.
 closing feature on this pro- q, all members joined in the sing of Auld Lang Syne.
 business meeting immediately " with an election of off Zulting in the following: Mrs. s!s7h Rowell was elected president, Henry Haizlip, reelected vice ldent; Mrs. s. Y. T. Knox, elected fding secretary; Mrs. Ray McIn- elected corresponding secretary. Mrs. T. H. Collier ,re-elected surer. Mrs. Ed Russell was ed press correspondent. ' ae public is invited to attend a krade Ball at the .Shriners
 Wednesday evening, March This dance is given by members he Leap Years club, and hand prles will be awarded to the unique costumes, to both lady gentlemen. Masks are to be until the winners are announ- MUSIC will be furnished by ks orchestra.
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Jazz Applied
 to Sermons Soon
 to Become Realty

You wouldn't think of fsapplying the word "jazz" to church ssermon.
 Yet, that bit of modern slang is the word which most adequately describes the new manner and voice in which pulpit messages are deliv- cred. "Jazzed" music is fundamdn- tally simple, and easy to under
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Children's Party | DeIiUhtful

Delightful.
 Little Miss Juanita Shepherd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Shep- herd, entertained a number of hel young friends yesterday afternoon in the home of her parents. Easter ia vors were presented ach child pres ent, and an interesting afternoon was spent in games of various sort.
 A huge birthday cake on whicf were seven burning candles, with ice cream, was served as refreshments and prize winters were as follows: Ferne Allport, ring; Herbert More land, the ring, Margaret Knox, thim- ble; J. C. O'Daniel Jr., the wish bone.
 Guests were Warren Cathey, Gladys Hilburn, Margaret and Marion Knox Hal and Herbert Moreland, Ferne All port, Catherine Anne Shepherd, J. c D'Daniel Jr. The hostess was assist ed in serving and entertaining by Mrs. E. M. Oudin, Mrs. c. H. Cathey Mrs. J. c. O'Daniel, E. G. Byrd, and Mrs. W. J. Shepherd.
 Personal Workers of the First Bap- l tist church met yesterday afternoon at the home of their leader, Mrs Fred Bennitt, with Mrs. M. P. Bell assisting hostess. Interesting re- ports were made of the personal work done by members of this organiza- tion, and future courses were plan- ned Light refreshments were serv- 1 ed at the close, by the hostess. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, March 16, with Mrs. w. c. Alexander.
 Born to Dr. and Mrs. William Thomas Lowe, Monday, March 8, a son. This young man, who has been named William Thomas Lowe Jr., is grand son of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Fox.
 A cake sale will be conducted Sat urday, March 13, at Froug's store. This sale will be under the auspices of the ladies of the Eastern Star. Miss Margaret Fox, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lee Fox of this clty' who is spending the winter in New York with her uncle, J. Temple Gwathney, is improving from crltl- cal illness of influenza. Miss Fox, With her emOCneE, are GU PAo"i' visiting in Virginia.
 -tf-
 Plans are now being made for q school of citizenship to be held once month for some time to come. This plan is being formulated by the Jefferson County League of Women Voters, of which Mrs. w. M. Toney lis chairman. Definite announcement will not be made until after furth- CT meeting of this body of women
 Mrs. Edward Markham and son, of Hope, arrived in the city Monday for short visit with friends. MT. and Mrs. Markham are former resi- dents of Pine Bluff, and hope to return to this city in the fall.
 Members of the younger society set will enjoy subscription dance Friday evening at the Elks club rooms. Sylvester will furnish the music.
 Mrs. J. M. Bullock of Bryan, Texas arrived Sunday for visit with her father and mother, MT. and Mrs. iC. F. Simons, 1212 West Eleventh.
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set at 15O,OOO pledges, total of 156,69S were obtained. Ninety eight
 charity and civic organizations par ticipated in the fund.
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'ipe Oil From Havre to Paris

London, March 13.-The French pVernment has sanctioned the con
 u.',on or double pipe line for
 pe'ween Havre and Paris, d dis
 ''be hv ts th about 15O miles, it is stat
 erce s ine ;n American chamber of com |nes u,;4 .H London. One of the pipe D incbes 'i an internal diameter of s. sls. and above it will he eany sya due. e. rpia, rpe line of four inches. for ne f3Ieum and motor spirit pe
 eau M ,s anticipated that 4.5oO tons of eavy, ea and 1000 tons of lipht i's o;ls Is hlu heso spirit, pi, can be pumped throurb b |sJse |rhtsI.snse.s IInes daily. thus materially \, g fs .s .ne difficulty of supply (e dssS3 Saan .en coal by. facilitating nr noped' to complete the Knes u ir t;me ,s
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s4,OlOao4 TO CHEST

;ons u,essland, sa n,., Q, March ls.-subscr;n- ntas,a.i aas s1 sGsieyeland's ss community chsppt s~.s; s.sea sa.uIV.704. This exceeds nGss tha
 s,sa goal of s. .425. 900 bv sii tbrane .ne sssseks 9I 2 million. With ihsaa.sse, see,
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A new TedsLewia Jazz | new Al Jolson song and a lot of other good- unis are in the now Columbia naid- month record on sAle today at Walkers. N s x ! N s'ssS. .SZZ;7
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in the church.
 Forty or fifty years ago, ministers in New York wore full evening dress to their pulpits Sunday morning and evening and black gloves and read their sermons. Now ministers ara taught first to have something to say and then to sayii #. Miths all f61ha dGectness they would uses in talk3ng to one or two individuals.
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10 rortify the System Av.;,u.
 Colds, Grip and InfIuersaa a'nst

fs,N,cI . cIEEopE'S TASTELEss rh;,, blnod It turtles and Enrichass stta. ~ ' nlooa. It Builds up and nes stre tne fhs f Ss sne hoie System. It Fort;f;nn- n
 ne system Against Colds c;riIies ni'oenza. Price Soc. ana
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CAKE SALE.

The ladies of the Eastern Star will give a cake sale at Froug's, Saturday, March IS. 3-1O-4t
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Mrs. J. M. Bullock of Bryan, Texas arrived Sunday for a visit with hel father and mother, MT. and Mrs C. F. Simons, 1212 West Eleventh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-10

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-10

Members of the younger society set will enjoy subscription dance Friday evening at the Elks club rooms. Sylvester will furnish the music
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-10

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-10

Mrs. Edward Markham and son, of Hope, arrived in the city Monday for a short visit with friends. MT. and Mrs. Markham are former resi- dents of Pine Bluff, and hope to return to this city in the fall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-10
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