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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
UTOK MA VOJENSKY
WAX.

Toxic, 19. srpna. ~ Depese
obdrzena mistnim tiskem 2
Vladivostoku oznamuje, re
blize Nikolajevska ma Sibiri
byl podniknut utok ma vojen-
sky japonsky vlak, ma nemz
nachazel Sc stab plukovnika
Mivy, jakoz j silny oddil iapon
sk6ho vojska. Kdyz vlak priiel
k stanici MaSovka, dfeveny
most Sc pod MIN proboril 2
houstiny ozvaly Sc yEstrely. ia
nasledujici bitky zmin6ny ma
celnik japonskeho oddilu byl
zastrelen a mnozstvi voiinu
.t6zce zraneno. Japonci vysla-
III k mistu srdzky nekolik oddi
la streleckych. DalSi podrob-
nosti nedoSly a neni t6z zji3
teno, kym Japonci Sc vlast-
ne stfetli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
PORADA VUDCU ZELEZ
NICNiCH ORGANISACf.

N&%elnici ctyr zeleznitnich
bratrstev, w. S. Stone, Cd bra
trstva strojniku, w. II. Lee "a
vlakov6 zrizence, w. S. Carter
"a topice a L. E. Shepperd "a
"a kondukt6ry sjeli Sc vtera
do Clevelandu a ma spolecn6
konferenci rokovali, Jake sta
novisko dluzno Zaujmouti VII
ti zm@n6 dosavadnich podmi-
mex pTacovnich j zredukovani
platd, ga kterych bylo praco-
vano cd /. ceryence a iak ma
vrhuie v8em zeleznitninf "a
mestnancdm zeieznicni rada
Spoj. Stat1.
Dnes bude V poradach po-
kracovano a neni yyloucena
moznost, re nekterych shod
bude docileno, neni vsak do
sud znamo, ida urcit6 dojde K
referendu vesker6ho tlenstva.
M6lo-li by Sc tax stati, pax by
museli rozeslati hlasovaci list
Ky lined, aby pfedsedov6 vsech
oreanisaci cely hlasovaci ma
terial nell V rukou jeste pred
I. zarim, iak bylo priiato re-
soluci ohJasovanou jiz Y GER
Yenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
BULHARSKA POMOC FRO
RUSkO.

Sofie, BuIharsko, p. srpna.
Zdejsi casopisy uvereinuji po-
hnutliv6 apely zajmu hIado-
vicich Rusu. Tisice Rusu, kteri
uprchli Sc zbytky Wrangeloyy
armady, snazi Sc horliv6 yzbu
diti sympatie pro svoje trpici
bratry donna. Bulharslla ylada
Sc uvoliia, ze prime Y osetro-
vani 10000 ruskych ditek. We
die toho 5000 kozakum Z
WrangeIovy armady dovoleno
bylo usaditi Sc Bulharsku
5 podminkou. re budou praco-
yatI. Y ruskem kostele + So
Iii konaji Sc Fazdc dome
dlithv zo hladovl ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
N{9VY CASOPIS.

Omaha zmohla Sc opetne na
cesky casopis, bez nehoz byla
tam6f rok, cd zaniku "Po-
kroku Zapadu", jenz We meste
tom vychazel skoro padesat
roku. Novy tasopis, tydennik,
Sc imenuje 'Narodnl Pokrok'
a lest vydavan p. Frankem Ri
hou a redaktoram jest p. Oto-
kar Charyat MANS tez naSim
cten&rum 2 dopisd, jez postal
do s3veta' re sv6 nedavne ma
ystayy Y Cechacn. Dosud w
Sla dive cisla, prVni o dVaceti,
drahe 0 osmi strankach, iez
Sc vyznamenayail zajimavym
obsahom p6knou dpravou.
Pfedplatne na "Narodni Po-
krok' Jest $500. Adressa
1417-l9 50. 18th St, Omaha,
Nph.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
UNIVERSITY PRO VETE-
RAINY.

W Washington, p. srpna. City,
ri university ku pfiprav6 k Ii
votnim povolanim, ma vycho-
de, strednim zapad6, jihu a pa
CHICKEN pobrezl, budou zalo-
zeny Y opu5t6nych armadnich
taborech vladimir uradem pro
Veterany, bylo oznameno dnes
direktorem Forbesem. Pritom
ne jest $4,000 ran6nych dri-
y6jSich Vojaku neb takovych,
iichz zdrayi bylo podryto We
sluzb6, ktefi navstevuii RUNE
cyicn6 Skoly a university Ma
Vladni utraty a Ii mali byti
soustredeni We ctyrech uniyer-
sitach. Otekava Sc, re prvni
uniyersita, S navsteVou asi 2
tisicu studentu, zapoCne Wy
ucoyanim asi deyadesati
dnech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
DOPADENY VRAH MAN.
ZELKY.
Lukanek odSoudil Sc sam do
bre mirenou ranou.

Sylvestr Lukanek, jehoz jm6
no jest dosud komoleno, jed
nou Luka, take Lukarnek, 28-
lety, kterT V nedtli dome
5707 st. Clair Ave. zastfelil
manzelku Annu a nebezpecn6
postfelil hordynkare Jana Lem
zu (Lemzie, Lanzie?) dopa-
den byl dne o 3. hodine ranni
ma farme Hiram, kde Sc "a
'tarasil a strilel ma obl6haiici
Ijej clevelandskou policii. Kdyz
spatfil marnost podobn6ho pc
.cinani, prostfelil 81 pred svym
Itriletym synkem hlavu, ucinil
tax posledni kuli sv6ho revol-
veru, kdyz Sc BY skorem p1l
hodiny branil.
Kratce po pdlnoci obdrzel
detektivni kapitan Matovit2
telefonickou zprayu, re Sc Lu-
kanek zdrzuje ma Bishopovt
farm6 V Hiram. Ma misto byla
lined vyslana policejni ska.
drona re stanice ma vych. SIS
ul. Sc serzantem Tozzerem. Ma
vyzvani policie odpoved6l u.
prchlik stfelbou, jez byla ar.
ci azniky op6tovana. Kdyz
iyystfilel Lukanek patrony
stFelba umlkla a vrah ylastn.
manzelky nalezen byl postre.
Ieny 5 nafikajicim dit6tem pc
SVEN boku. Zemrel ySak drive
.nez lnohl byt privolan l6kar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
FRANCIE UCTIVA CIZINEC-
KOU LEIGH.

Pafiz, %. srpna. CHI do
brovolnlci, kteri prisahali yer-
most Francii phi vypuknuti sv6
tov6 valky Y 1914, byli uct6ni
dnes pri obradech konanych V
Invalidoyn6, ma tomt6z mist6,
kde muzi pridavali Sc k cizine
ck6 Legii. Vhodna plaketa by
ia tam odhalena. Ctyficet IL
sic muzd bylo odvedeno k ci-
zineck6 leqii b6hem yalky, z
nichz 10000 bylo zabito. Pet
set Americana bylo mezi mimi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
MADARI " BARANYT,


Budapest, %. srpna Ma
d'arskG vojsko zahaiilo okku-
paci mesta P6tikosteli, 105 mil
jihozapadne cd tohotv mesta.
Petikosteli jest hlaynim me-
stem provincie Baranye, jez
prircena byla Mad arsku pc
rozpadnuti Sc Rakousko-Uher-
sk6 rise. Mic zvla5niho Sc me-
udalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
easy Sc zmenily.

Pan We sluzebni kancelafi
Prosim vas, mate n6jakou
sluzku?
Vedle jich sedi sest.
Zavolejte je, aby 81 mne pro-
hl6dly, jestIi by cht6la n6ktera
jiti k nam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
Rizna odpoved'.

PAM, ia Sc VAN divim, ze
nosite ' dcesu lokynky, vyro-
ben6 vlasd jin6 danny.
w take mate y dstech spic-
ku ma cigarety kosti jin6ho
sIona.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
JoYaulieovo dSdictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSdEHO.

ia sJestl Jlnych zarIlVym; jako
hoyDy radost jejich sdIlel, prl-
nasela mu jakousi utechu.
MIadlk a dlyka zasuayiIi Sc
asl na ava k1oky od neho po-
kraGoyah We SVEN hoyoru, aniz
~ dbali, re je nekdo muze po-
slouchat.
Puzen pocitem zyedayosti,
ktera ostatne sdilnost., kterou
pro oba mlade lidi pocit oval,
omluyitelna byla, pribliziI Sc k
nim Stepan a naslouchal hovo-
ru jeJIch, pr cemz Sc tyaril, ja-
koby pozornost jeho zcela ne
temu jinemu venoyana byla.
Dionysle, mila Dionysie Z"
pravil mIadik, "nezapomenete
na mne, budete mne pametliya,
neni-li prayda? Slibte mi to-.
Mlada divka pohl6dla nan
laskyplnym pohIedem. Pane
Karle', odv6tila, 'nejsem ne
vdetnou; nikdy nezapomenu
ma TO, co jste pro mne ucinil, a
zachovam vam V srdci SVEN
ydetnost. kdyz kazdy mne OBJ
zaloVal, nepochyboyal iste 0
me nevinn6. Kdyz 81 vzpomenu
ma ony zl6 dny, yzpomenu 81
tez ma vas, jenz jste mne tesil a
k zmuzilosti nabadal".
"D6kuji vam, mila Dionysie,
dekuji. O, jak rad bych 5 vami
cestoval. Ale neni mono; pol
nj prace pouta mne k domovu,
K otci a matce".
"Ano, Karle; ale kdybyste j
nicim nebvl zdrzovan. nadovo-
lila bych, abyste cestoval Sc
nnou, Ostatn6 mInvita iako d.
t6; zajist6 neucinil byste nice
hoz, co by dalo zlym jazykum
podnet k pomluvam'.
"Pravdu dita Dionvsio
kdvZ YAM zalezf ma dobra no
g6sti iako noGastnd divco 15-
lei mi tdz IA tom j nil,dv Mic
a.einjn, no ~ v5,, ,+iso
ham. co bv vas urazilo"
"To lest r5dn5 iinocbo NV
sill St6pan.
Mladjk pokra6ovaI. "Avsak
netaijm s. Tim Dionvsio za "a
O Vas obavam,,
"pro5 -
'rVv iste kr5sna Dionvsia.
yaInli lr5ena i slysal 30
Erasntm divl5u hrozf y Pafi-
nnoho nebazna6i n 4 vim
zc lest TO posetiIa mvslenka
ode mne. ale nenohu I; nomo-
Ill Dionvsia ob5van Ga nro-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23
Poor!

Poor! Nekupujte drah6
uhli a piiijd'te Sc podivat jak Sc
tcpi uhlovJch kamnech bez
uhli a so procent dspoy, nepa-
trna cena prodejni. Prijd'te do
{. 1913 Broadway, II. patro, z
Finn ave. j. Baca, hlavni "a
stupce pro Cleveland. PTiimou
sc pani, kteri jsou bez zamest-
mani, jako rroodayaci. 8-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23

"Blois, dvacet mlnut zasCav-
ka !" volaI kondukJor.
Rychlovlak, ktery prijel q
Bordeaux vozy orune a tret
trldy obsahoyal, zustai prave
statl.
Dv9re jednoho kupe Sc ote-
vrely a z men vystoupil eIe-
gantn6 obleceny mlady muz.
Prednosta stanlce jej poznal
a hned S cepic1 Y ruce pospIsil
h nemu.
Oba pani stiskli 81 ruce q Wy
menili nekolik slov; pax VIDA
lii Sc prednosta stanice, nebot'
sluzka yolala Jej jinam.
Aniz by sci do buffetu, w
stoupil cestujici ze syeho kupe,
kterez mel pro sebe, procha-
eel Sc po perrone. Neveda Okla
mzit6 co lepsiho ciniti, zapalil
81 doutnik.
Ac tento cestujici byl dosud
mladikem, musel byti osobou
dulezitou, nebot' urednici
vsech stupnu, kteri ma nadrazi
sem tam prechazeli, pozdravo-
vail jej uctive pri potkani.
Vsem dekoval pokynem hlavy
iruky, pr cemz Sc priv6tiv6 u
smlVal. Patrne byl tento rIady
muz, jemuz spolecnost zYlast-
II koupe vlastnlmu pouziti po-
skytla, n6jakou vynikajici oso-
bou, a znameni ucty, jichz Sc
mu ma nadrazI V Blois dostalo,
znacily, ze irednictva drahy
orleanske, aspon ma hlavnfch
stanicich, dobre znam byl. Byl
inspektorem aneb snad jeste
vysSlm Gfadnikem drahy? Ne.
Nebyl take zadnym senate
rem. Mlady muz byl podnika-
tclem staveb, jemuz spoletnost
Orleansk6 drahy dulezite stav-
by ma mnohych mistech sy6 re
lezniGni site sv6fila.
Ctenaf zajiste jiz poznal V
mem St6pana Renaudina.
Vzdor sy6 mladosti zIskal 81
tento mlady civilni inzenyr
svou cinnosti, svymi v6domost-
mi, svou pfisnosti a anad take
pomoci sy6ho ochrance, hrab6-
te re Soleure, slavnou povest V
prumyslov6m sv6t6 francouz-
skem. Vynalezem nCvebo stro-
ie a zlepsenim mnohych il
nych podarilo Sc mu doeiliti
znacne dspory Ma mzde delhi
cke, pri cemz zmenSil namaha-
nj delnika rychlost prace roz
mnoziI.
MIady muz a mlada diyka,
kteri hned St6panovu poz0r-
most rzbudili, objeyili Sc ma
perron6; yysli 2 cekarny treti
tIidy.
DIE kroje obou bylo znati, ze
pochazeii z yenkoya.
On byl krasnJ, yeliky shiny
mladik, pod svou modrou vo-
skovskou kytli mel kabat kasta
move barvy, pod niz bylo videti
horeni cast vesty a uhlazenou
naprsenku. BarVa obliceje je-
no byla ziy6 zaGervenala a m
rtech dobromyslny dsm6v; je
no jasneho pohledu jakoz i We
selych tahu zarila radost.
MIada dlvka byla velmi Rras
ma, ac jeii krasa byla pon6kud
selskeho razu. Jeji oblek byl
yelmi jednoduchy, ale cisty 2
uhledny. Ma hlaVe mela lehky
cepec Z muSelinu. Oti mela
sklopene a zdala Sc byti Eelmi
rozcilenou
Stepan pozoruie pareh uhodl
pficinu jeji rozGilenosti, totiz
slova. ktera il ieji pravodcl do
usl septal. Pfi vsem tom neuslo
il iedno sIovo toho, 60 j mia
dix povidal q jak Sc zdaIo, ma
slouchala mu rada. Kdyz, rdic
Sc, sve velke, jasn6 cerne oc.
pozvedla, zafil jeii obliGei ra-
1au4S = - Lc-Tol, !, - tIob tC4,sI ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-23

Oh0 - y SAAS S*AS AASCy AsA NJ ~AA
radnou dVkou, kdybych ma
Vas zadaIa, aOyste tax ucInll.
Chci, abyste byI zcela syobo-
Gen; nemuslte mi tedy mic sllbo
vat, aniz Jakou poyinnost ma
Sc brat, ktere mystic, re byste
dostatl musel. Proto nereknu
nic bratroyi Q vasem umyslu;
ale zVi ode mne, re lsem We
vas naiezla oddaneho prltele,
a on zaJiste prevezme dil vdec-
nosti, kterou jsem ia vam po-
yinna."..
Ale, Dionysie -"
"Jiz vite, co jsem pravila, pa
lie Karle".
"A kdyz muj otec svoli, miIa
Dionysie, co pak?"
"Pak to bude neco jineho,
pane Karle; az YAM otec jed
nou Tekne: Vim, re mas Diony
sii rad a nechces zadnou jinou
= nuze tedy, at Sc stane mou
dcerou, vezmi 81 jin pax prijd'-
te ke mne a beZ dlOuheho roZ-
mySleni vlozIm ruku mou do
ya5i a reknu: 'Tu mne mate !!
90 mila Dionysie!" zvolal
mladik hluboce dojat, "jak u
primnou a hodnou jste! Skutec
ne Wy zasIuhujete TAX milovanu
byti, jak ia vas milujin'
Stepan Renaudm nedivil Sc
vice sympatii, kterou nem O.
ba mladi lide vzbudili.
Pane Karle', pokracovala
Dionysie, 'vite jiste, re nikdo
Y NlnVllle new, proc Jste Jel
cnes do Blois?"
Jsem toho uplne jist, mila
Dionysie, ami otec ami matka
nemaji 0 tom tuSeni. Jak jsem
VAN pravil, odeyzdal mi Get
mix psani od vysetrujiciho soud
CO ma ceste a ida Sc, re neznal
am slovo z jeho obsahu; die to
no, ze mne potAal Ma silnici,
soudim, ze Go vsi AM nesel; ne
dozv6del Sc tedy nikdo, re
j5em obdrzel cd soudu psani.
Ones rano We til hodiny jsem
zaprahl. ~ Kan, Karle?' ta-
zal Sc otec. 'Jedu ma pro-
chazku'. - 'Vidim, ze beres
kabriolet, ale nepravis, kan je
deS'. - 'Pojedu snad az do
Blois'. - Co chce5 tam de-
lat?' - Nevidel jsem uz dav-
no priteele Lamblina. A pax zu
staly mi vcera hodinky stat,
myslim, re Sc zlamalo p6ro,
dam ie K hodinari' - Otec po
krGil rameny. 'Potrebuji ia no.
dinek?' bru6el do vousu; 'chci-
Ii y6det, kolik Jest hodin, po-
stavim Sc proti slunci'. - PAX
umlkl j oder.
"Dobre tax, pane Karle, ne
likejte nikomu V NinVille, ze
jste jel do Blois, abyste mne
spatril; ale to je8t6 neni vSe-
cko, pref 81 take, ably Sc nikdo
nedov6del, ze jsem na svobod6
a re jsem odjela do Pafize".
proc to-"
Nam sy6 priciny".
"Budu tedy inject, ac by mn
to yeIkou radost pusobiIo, kdy-
bych smell celemu sv6tu ohla-
siti, ze jste byla nevinne uvez-
ntna. Ale mila Dionysie, preii
81. abyste mi dOyolila ~
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01

The health of this community is
very good at this writing
The members of this church are
requested to meet next Sunday morn
ing for a short conference.
Mr. Lee Black and family visited
Mr.. Phil, Dunn, Of Smyrna, last Sun
day
We are sorry to learn that the lit
tie son, of Mr.. Frank Garrett happen
ed to the misfortune of falling from
q tree ard getting his arm broken
Mr.. Whitfield and family, of In
man Yards, were the guests of friends
here Sunday,
Our roads in this community are
needing work very bad. 1t seems as
if our officials have forgotten US
Miss Floy Ayers spent last Sun
day in Marietta as the guest of the
Misses Camps.
The many friends of Mrs. R L. Tay-
lor arg glad to know that she is
still improving.
Mrs J. w. Ayers and daughter,
Miss Minnie Lee, visited their uncle,
Mr.. Jack Clark, of Acworth last Fri
day.
Mr.. j Matthews and family were
the Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. r. Brown
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01
FLOYD

- ~ V~--O---O---O----V
Revival services closed at this
place on last Sunday. Ten converts
were baptised Sunday morning.
A splendid crowd attended the
singing at this place Sunday after
noon.
The Misses Vensons, of Atlanta,
were weekend gusets of their cous-
ms, Misses Florence and Fannie Gam
of his place.
Mrs. N. W, Singleton has been
on the sick list for several days.
MIR. and Mrs. Monroe Kalb were
Sunday visitors of the latter's moth
er, Mrs Boynton, of Powder Springs.
Mr.. j. c. Hayes and family were
Sunday visitors to Mr.. w. T. Wal
lace and family, of Middleton
Little Miss R V. Ransome, who has
beea spending several weeks with
her mother, has returned to her home
in Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gam, of Ma
bleton, were Sunday visitors of Mr..
A. t Glore and family
Mr.. s A. Anderson and family, of
Milford, were Sunday guests of the
latter's father, Mr. j. A. Glore.
Miss Jennie Kalb was the guest of
Miss Alethia Wilson on Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01
NEWS FROM OUR
CORRESPONDENTS
MT. BETHEL

U---O
Mr.. Sims, of Atlanta, was buried
al this place Tuesday, Aug. 16. He
leaves a wife and several children to
mourn his death. We deeply SYM
nathize with the bereaved ones
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Daniel, Of
South Georgia, is visiting relatives
of this place
Mr. Fred Johnson has returned to
his home in Birmingham, Ala.
Mr.. Phil LoudeTnlilk and son,
Horace, have returned home from a
short visit to S. C.
Mrs Alice Ledbetter was the Sun
day guest Of Mn. and Mrs A N Led
better and family.
Mrs. Rebecca Grower was the
Sunday guest of Mrs. Sanders
Mrs Lolar Sanders is visiting her
brother and family this week near
Dunwoody
Miss Marcelle Priest, of Atlanta.
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs w. R Moon, this week.
Next Saturday and Sunday are
regular preaching days at Chatta-
hoochee.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01

Lewis, Messrs. L ] Gray, Otto Fowler
Nathan Hilderbrand, Fred Hilder.
brand, and others.
Mrs. Nathalie Dobbs was the week.
end guest of Mrs Tinnie Hill
Mr. Paul Burt, of Atlanta. snent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Jen.
ME Buns
Miss Ellen Evans, of Atlanta. spent
last weekend with friends here.
Mr.. Judson Butler was the Sun
day guest of his mother. Mrs Jessie
Butler.
Mrs Claud Evans entertained the
Happy Hour" Club Friday after
noon. @
81 Mrs Jesse Fowler, of Marietta.
spent Monday with Mrs ]. w. Ellis
MRS Lamar Lewis has returned
home after very pleasant visit with
relatives in Dallas
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Tippin and Mrs
. Jn Tippen, of Acworth, spent Sun
day with Mr.. ard Mrs ". G GRAY
Mr. and Mrs Brookes and Mr. and
Mrs. Bradley, of Atlanta, and M
and Mrs. B. HI Hill and daughter
Ruby, were he guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E . Hill at midday dinner Sunday
Mrs. w. P. Wills, who has been
spending the summer with Mrs Jen-
ME Burt here, will return to Atlanta
this week
Mrs. John Morrow of Hahira. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
P. Giles
Mrs. M B. Adams visited relatives
near Gainesville last week
Mrs. Mamie McCrea has been Wis
itingMrs. &C. S. Baldwin in Atlanta
Burglars entered the oank FRIDAY
night by breaking the glass and re-
moving the iron rods, they blew the
lock on the vault, taking quite a
number of valuable papers and reg
istered bonds. The safe was not on
ened, as DR.. J. w. Ellis had heard
the explosion and with Mr. Joe scar
ed the thieves away
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01
WEST SMYRNA

Mrs Sallie Bracket and children,
of Marietta, spent Sunday with Mrs
Lee Dowda.
Mr. and Mrs. George Daniel and
son Venson, visited reatives in At
Ianta Sunday
Mr. Burt Clark, of Atlanta, visited
Mr. G Dowda Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Cliff Mohon are all
smiles over the arrival of a fine girl
born Aug 28th.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A Rhindress had
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01
DUE WEST

O--0-0-O--O-O -0-O-O-O--o
Mr.. Hubert Story of Acworth and
Mrs. G. w. Alternately and son, Cur
tbs, of this place, were the Friday
night and Saturday guests of their
sister, Mrs. Henry Parson, of Dallas.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Can
trel on the 25, fine baby girl who
will be called Georgia Ruth.
Mr.. George Argo, of Floyd, was
the Sunday guest Of Mr. H. F Ham
ilton and family.
Mr. and Mrs Norton, of Kennesaw,
were the Sunday guests of her bro
Their, Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Turley, and
family.
Mrs. C A Hamilton is very ill this
week with throat trouble
Mr.. Walter Bons, of Texas, spent
last Wednesday night with his grand
mother, Mrs. Frances Meek. His
friends were glad to see him back.
Little Frances Compton is better
this week, we are glad to say.
Mr.. and Mrs w., S. Williams were
the Wednesday guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs, Ruby Ackler, of MacLand
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01

Mr. and Mrs. E T. FORMER and fam
ily, Of this place, have returned
home after three weeks visit to the
latter's father, Mr.. M. Dye, of near
Mineral Bluff.
Mrs. Rosa Gloer and little daugh-
ter, GussiS LOU made a business
trip to Marietta Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Fortner, of
near Smyrna, visited the latter's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John S Pickens,
Friday and Saturday
The prayer meeting and Sunday
School here are progressing nicely
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01
AUSTELL

o. -o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-
Mrs. L. D. Strickland and son,
t. D. Jr, have returned to their home
in Knoxville, Tenn
Mr.. V. D. Scott has returned from
a business trip to Macon
Mrs Henry Brown is the guest of
relatives in Rome
Mrs. F. S. Wilson, of Atlanta, was
a reent guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs G o Allen and chill
dren, of Fargo, were the guests dur
ing the week of their sister, Mrs w.
P. Davis.
Mr.. Robert Matthews, of Macon, is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Joe Jor-
dan.
Miss Agnes Billiard is the guest of
relatives in Atlanta.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01
KENNESAW

Mrs. Frank Burt entertained very
delightfully."- last Wednesday evening
in honor of Miss Cary Gatlin, of At
lanta, the guest of Mrs. w O. Rob
erts.
Those invited were, Miss Gatlin,
Miss Georgia Burt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land Russom, Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01
HAPPY TOP

Mrs. w. V. Cobb entertained her
Sunday school class last Saturday af-
ternoon. They played many interes-
ting games and afterwards were re-
freshed with ice cream and cake. Ev-
cry one reported a nice time.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-09-01

as their guests Sunday, the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs z. E Summer
our and Mr.. and Mrs. George Rogers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-14
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

There were about $50 persons pres
ent at the public installation of Off
GERS of the knights Of Columbus
which took place Thursday evening
at the Moose hall. The officers were
installed by District Deputy E. G.
Mraz, assisted by Warden S. Fl. Des-
Marais, both of Staples, MINI.
After the installation, a pleasant
social hour was enjoyed and lunch
served, with ice cream for the ladies
and cigars for the men VISITORS.
Following is list Of the officers
fer the coming year: Grand knight
Paul Winlllesky; Deputy G. K, Joe
Bisiar; Chancellor, j. W. Cogwin
warden, E. P. Could; financial secre-
tary, J. Neumann; recording secre-
tary, Arthur Breen; treasurer, c.
Boucher; advocate, P. J. Russell; lee
turcr, J. P. Lahr; chaplain, Rev. J. J
T. Philippe; trustee, M. Connolly
outer guard, F. Breen; inner guard
NJ. J.@Downs. -- s.--@.,.-. -...
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-14
WELL KNOWN SPEAKERS
AT COLLEGE TOMORROW

The State Teachers college faculty
and students, and those Of the public
who desire to attend will have an
opportunity to hear two noted speak.
ers tomorrow in the auditorium Of the
college. Darius A. Brown, eX-mayor
Of Kansas City, will address the col
Iegc at 10 O'Clock a. M, on popular
theme specially appropriate to young
men and women, "Thc Men and Wom-
en- of Tomorrow"
At 80 y. M, DR.. W. c. Baglcy,
professor Of education of the Teach
crs college at Columbia University,
New York, will speak in the assembly
room. He will also speak in the after
moon at 4 O'Clock to the teachers Of
the city. This address will also be
held in the college auditorium. The
public is cordially invited to attend
these addresses and a special invita-
ton is extended to the, members Of
the Parent-Teachcr association to
hear them. Both these men are speak
ers Of exceptional ability and have
messages which are Of high value.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-10-14
MINNESOTA WINS FIRST
ON HERD OF GUERNSEYS
(By United prcss)

St. Paul, Oct. 1l.-Mnnesota has
the finest Guernsey cattle in America
This was proven today at the nation
al dairy show when the state won
the Guernsey award in the state nerd
competition, the blue ribbon and the
$500. This was the first time IN b
years that Minnesota has been first.
Last year Iowa was first Wisconsin
second and Minnesota third.
Other states won prizes as follows
at the dairy show on the fair grounds
Wisconsin second, $500; Iowa third,
$50; Illinois, 5000; Maryland $3.50;
and Michigan, 500.
Owners of the winning Minnesota
Guernscys are ID. d. Tcney of CryS-
tai Bay, E. r. Frisscl of Hopkins, H..
e. Hagaman & Sons Of Hastings,
University of Minnesota and k. L..
Breuer Of Osakis, and the kadisson
farm at Anolia. Prizes on Jerseys and
Holsteins were to be announced to-
day also.