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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
FROM OUR READERS
Caddo Gap, Ark, July 26, 1921.
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Caddo Gap, Ark, July &c, 1921.
Lakeland Evening Telegram:
We left Lakeland June 18th for Ar
kansas, had a nice trip, and arrived
at our old home town Arkadelphia,
Ark, June Both We spent several
days there with our children and old
friends having good time, plenty of
good things to eat which | am very
fond of, in fact the better anything is
the better Il like it, and always eat
the lest first and so then | have the
best all the time. My mother taught
me when very young, in fact | sup
pose it was one of her first lessons, to
eat or take nourishment, and l have
never departed from it. After spenn-
ing several days in Adkadelphia we
sent our Two cooks up to our camp
some sixty miles into the foot hills of
the Ozark mountains to clean up and
prepare our camp. Four days later
we made the trip in a John Henry
over the rough mountains and arrived
at camp in good time for dinner, and
we had Il fine dinner, and we were in
fine shape to do it justice. We have
one of the finest cooks in the state
We have now been here little over
two weeks, we found an abundance of
every thing to eat. We have fine pure
spring water to drink, fine as ever
came from mother earth, except the
Lakeland water, this is very cold. In
our camp, which has forty acres, we
have eight or ten springs. We find
every thing cheap up here, nice coun-
try butter 25 cents per pound, frying
sized chickens 20 cents each, eggs 10
cents per dozen, and every thing else
in proportion. With all these good
things to eat, | am getting SO fat that
| am not presentable to go out in
company without Mother Hubbard
on. Things are so pleasant that with
forty dollar carpet on my floor and
street car running right by my door
that | am not going to work at the
saw mill any more.
About the middle of August we will
return to Arkadelphia and spend a
while, until about the last of the
month, then we will return to Lake
land.
We would like to have all our Lake
land friends come up and take meal
with us, and spend the night. We
would sure show you some things in
1his rough country.
y Well wishes to you and yours until
we meet again.
Truly yours,
R. B! F. KEY.
P. 81 have been to two ball
games and one fish fry, but not ball
games like you have in Lakeland.
regretted very much to leave Lake
land when did on account of the ball
games.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01

chine, but merely to serve the various
communities. The plants will be re-
modelled, and several of,Ethem en-
larged to care for increased demands.
he says The combined circulation
of the papers involved is now approx
imately 10000. The state printery,
now owned by T. j. Appleyard who
will serve as president of the COM
pany, is included in the organizations
Other officers include Paul Appleyard,
Tallahassee, secretary; R. w. Storrs,
Defuniak Springs; R. L.. Sweger,
Quincy, and Arthur Greene, Jackson
vile, directors. Headquarters for the
organization will be at Tallahassee.
1t is planned to begin publication of
the daily at that city about Oct. l.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
Truly yours,

iP. 81 have been to two ball
games and one fish fry, but not ball
games like You have in Lakeland. /
regretted very much to leave Lake
land when | did on account of the ball
games.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
HUGE NEWSPAPER
COMBINE FORMED
In NORTH FLORIDA
Twelve to Fourteen Publications
Gathered in One Basket
By Corporation

Jacksonville, Aug. Organization
of the North Florida Publishing Com
pany. Incorporated at 100000 for
the purpose of taking over and pub
fishing chain of IL and possibly Ia
weekly newspapers in North Florida,
has been announced by Arthur
Greene, one of the company's direc.
tors. Several Of the papers have al
ready been purchassda heSaaids while
options areAhed on the 81 iieEs II
addition to the weekly publications.
II is planned to publish daily at
Tallahassee.
: According to Mr.. Greene, 1t is not
the purpose of his company to build
up a powerful sentiment creating ma.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
SANG AZ PLANT CITY

Several members of the choir of All
Saints Episcopal church went to Plant
City on Sunday morning to assist in
the service in the church there. The
congregation greatly enjoyed the Of
fertory solo sung by Walter P. Gray.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
IMMIGRANT SHIPS
DELAY LANDING TO
COMPLY WITHLAW

New Y~rk. Aug. 1.-Two trans At
l@ntic liners who spent the week end
on Sandy Hook. in order to avoid de-
poriation Of immigrants on board in
excess of national quotas fixed for
Jdlv under the new immigration law,
entered port today. They were the
MCCALL IIellas, from Greece with 500
immigrants on board and Cllabria,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
MELONS

l.. f. Ellis has a car of Irish Grey
melons only sweet ones in town this
season. Get them from your grocer
or at the car on the team track VIE
be open late Saturday NIGHT. So get
your supply for Sunday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01

from Italy with four hundred immi-
grants.
Both steamers had a number of
American passengers aboard who
were obliged to wait to be landed I'M
til the immigrants could be brough,
in under the August quotas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
RECEIVED SAD NEWS

Mr.. w. T. Jeffcott was notified by
cablegram Sunday afternoon of the
death of his sister, Mrs. James Dy-
mond, at Harrogate, England.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-01
Choral Union win Meet

me LAKELAND Choral Union Will
hold its regular meeting at the Wom-
ans Club, building Tuesday evening at
s o'clock. All members are urged
70 be present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, HAN.
COCK COUNTY. OHIO.

F. J.. PEMPSELL, Plaintif VS.. THE
STUDEBAKER OIL & REFINING co,
a Corporation, Defendant.
Notice To creditors and al persons in
terested IN the Studebaker Oil and Re
fining co. 10 file claims
Notice is hereby given OF the appoint
ment az Alb = Handschy ms receiver Of
the Studebaker Oil & Ref0ing Co. and
all persons indebted 70 said company are
required TO make payment direct 90 him
at Rooms 313-1S New First National
Rank building. Columbus. Ohio. or de-
liver TO him any property i'm their pos
session belonging 90 said company. that
the said receiver will be m the Office 81
the Clerk of the Court, Court House.
Findlay Ohio. on the Sth day OF Au-
gust. and on each Monday thereafter dur
Ing said period. where claims may he
presented or other business transacted .
that al persons holding claims against
said company are required 20 present
them 10 said receiver, duly aUthcnti-
Gated for allowance before tho Goth day
Of August. 1921. and that any persons
holding any open or SubsistinC con
tract with said company, are required
10 present the same % said receiver and
any persons holding claims against said
comnanv. who does not file his claim
dulr authenticated for allowance on or
before the time above specified, shall be
barred
ABB f. HANDSCHY. Receiver.
". r. COCKRFLI- Attorney.
Aug. 1910 13-17 20 - ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
REPORT NAPTHA
WELLS BURNING

COPENHAGEN. Aug 10.-Eigh-
teen naptha wells are aflame on The
outskirts OF Baku IN the heart OF the
rich caucasus oil fields and the in
habitants OF the neighboriug VII
lagos are IN flight. fearing a general
conflagaraLon said advces from
Moscow today. The burning Of the
wells in the Baku fields VIII intensity
the winter fuel shortage IN south
eastern Russia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR M
PROVED ROAD IN CENTER TOWN
SHIP, ST. JOSEPH COUNTY.
INDIANA

Notice is hereby given that a petition
signed by fifty fJ0l more free mold
ers and voters Of Center Township. i'm
ST. Joseph County, Indiana. addressed
County. and praying that "A certain pub
&c highway within said township, hreo
90 miles or 'osS in length. be improved
10y having he same graded, drained and
F6ved with clean gravel was fled I'm
the office Of the Auditor Of said County
on the ninth day of August 1921
Said Petition is for the Improvement
Of n certain highway in said owus5ip
Assembly Of the State q Indiana en-
titled "An Act Concerning Highways.
approved March S:h. 1908. and amend
ments thereto. providing for the con-
struction Of Gravel Roads by township
by Taxation.
A description Of the Highway pro
posed to be improved is as follows.
beginning at the Michigan Road N
the southeast corner of Section thirty
five (S5l. township thirty (30
County: thence running west along the
Kern Road on the south section lines ~
sections thirty -four and thiTtv-hve. OF
said township and range. 10 the west
boundary line Of said Center Ownship
being two miles I'm length.
The Auditor Of said County. by his
endorsement thereon, has designated thp
sixth day Of September, 1921 or The
september cFll- ISL OF kal0 toUliulsr
Sioner's Court. as the day when the s8ma
will be presented for hearing before said
Roard Of Commissioners.
In witness whereof. /. Clarence Sedg-
wick Auditor Of St Joseph County, In
the State of Indiana. have signed my
name hereto and affixed the seal Of said
office this ninth dav Of August. 1927
CLARENCE SEDGWICK. Auditor
Charles H. Edwards and others Peti-
TONERS; Miller Guy, Attorney for Petit
TONERS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11

YOU ARD
Reading this al because 10 attracted
your attention. Let ms display your
40 similarly; everybody will see a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
linden To CLASSIFICATIONS
ANNOUNCEMENTS

linden To CLASSIFICATION
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths.
2-Iu MJmoriam.
S-Cards OF Thanks
Funeral Directors.
o-Funeral Flowers.
6-Cemetery Lots, Monuments
lodge Notices.
S-Comiug Events.
9-Personals
1O-Lost and Found.
AUTOMOBILES
ll-Automo5lles FOR Sale
MorOrC yclcS and Bicycles.
lS-AutOmobiles for Exchange
14-Aut0 Accessories.
15-Service Stations-Re Repairing.
l6--AutO Livery Ees.
Observation-Disclosures.
BUSINESS SERVICE
1S-Business Services offered.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
@-Heating and Plumbing.
21-lnsurance.
22-MIlneTy-Drsssmaking.
25-Moving. Trucking. Storage.
aiuting-Papering
25-Patent Attorneys.
26-Printing-Stationery
2I-Professional Services.
Repairing.
Collaborating and Dyeing.
30-Tsuoring and Pressing.
Sl-W anted-Business Service
EMPLOYMENT
32-Help Wanted-Female.
33-Help Wanted-Male.
34-Help-Male or Female.
35-Salesmen and Agents.
36-Situations Wanted-Femsla.
S1-Situations Wanted-Male.
FINANCIAL
3s-Business Opportunities.
39-lnvestments, Stocks. Bonds.
4O-Money 10 Loan.
4l-Wanted-TO Borrow.
INSTRUCTION
2-CorrespOndence Courses.
43-LoCgl instruction Classes
44-Musical, Dancing. Dramatic.
4J-Private Instruction.
46-Wanted Instruction.
LIVE STOCK
47-Dogs, Cats. Pets
4S-Horses. Cattle, Vehicles.
49-Poultry and Supplies.
00-Wanted- Live Stock.
MERCHANDISE
51-Artlcles FOR Sale.
52-Business Equipment.
53-Boats and Accessories.
54-Building Materials.
b5-Farm and Dairy Products.
@-Fuel and Feed.
51-GoOd Things TO Eat.
5S-H0me Made Things.
30 Household Goods.
6O-Jewelry and Watches.
6l-MaChinery and Tools.
62-Nusical Instruments
65-Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers.
6f-Specials at the Stores.
65-Wearing Apparel
6-Wanted-TO Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD
6T-RoOms with Bord.
6S-ROOmE Without Board.
6a-ROoms for Housekeeping.
70-Nacati0n Places.
Wv here 20 Eat.
72-Where 10 stop in Town.
73-Wanted- Rooms Board.
REAL ESTATE FOR REM
T4-Apartmeuts and Flats.
E'-Business Places for Rent
76-FarmS for Rent
T-Houses for Rent.
7S-Ofices and Desk Room.
79-Suburban for Rent.
S0-Summer Places FOR Rent.
S1-Wanted-To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
s2-Business Property.
S3-Farms and Land for Sale.
S4-HOuses for Sale.
Slots for Sale.
Sc Shore Property FOR Sale.
S7-Suburban FOR Sale
SS-Real Estate for Exchange.
S9-Wanted-Rea Estate.
AUCTIONS-LEGALS
00-Auction Sales.
91-Legai Notices,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR M
PROVED ROAD ~ GREENE Town
SHIP. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY,


Notice is hereby given that a petition
signed by rfty f5Of or more freehollers
and voters or Greene Township. IN -.
Joseph County, Indiana addressed so the
Board OF Commissioners OF said County.
and praying that a certain public high
way within said Township. three 80
miles or less I'm length, be improved by
having the same graded, drained ana
paved with clean gravel. was dled iu the
office OF the Auditor Of said County or
the ninth day of August, 1921
said petition is Tor the improvement
OF a certain highway in said Township
OF Greene. uuder an Act Of the General
Assembly of the State Of INDIANA en-
titled An Act Concerning Highways.
approved March 18th. 1905. and amend
ments thereto. providing for the on
struction Of Gravel Roads by Taxation
by Townships.
A description Of the highway proposed
C. be improved is as follows:
Beginning on the Kern Road at the
southeast corner Of Section thirty three
-3S), township thirty seven $50 North
Rarge two % East, in said County,
thcLce running west along said Road un
the South Section lines Of sections
Of said Township and Range, % the
sumption Prairie Road at the southwest
corner Of said section thirty two t32t
being two 90 miles In length
The Auditor Of said County. by his
endorsement thereon. has designated the
sixth day Of September 1921. OF the
September Term, 1911. Of said Commits
s!Oner's Court. as the day when the
some viii be presented for hearing be-
fore said Board OF Commissioners.
In witness whereof, l. Clarence Scdg-
wick Auditor of st. Joseph County In
the State Of Indiana, nave signed my
name hereto and affixed the seal of said
Office this ninth day Of August 1921
CLARENCE SEDGWICK,
Auditor
Daniel ?. Ullery and others, Petition
ers; Miller Guy, Attorney for Petition
eTs.
Aug. 1917
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Cards of Thanks
STHW APTT-

SthN AhII-
We wish TO thank orr ueighbors rela'
t.ves and many friends FOR their kind
uess and sympathy: also floral Offering.
in our sad bereavement of our beloved
father. Mr.. Barney schwartz.
THE CHILDREN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11
Funeral Directors

10 THOSE 50 UNFORTUNATE as 70 TeTuiTa
n fune~al director and cmbalmer. 7 To-
sDectfully offer my services stock IN
cludes all woods. metals c0lors 8rI
fabrics. Nelson Jones. Wayne &C S.
Joseph. Telephone, Home 52f3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-11

Daniel P Ullery and others. Petition
ers; Miller Guy, Attorney for Petition
ers.
Aug 1917
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
,8ermnnia Skinner bOr."

am Sonntug, oeu 2. 8eibna6ts-
feiertog, begtng Der MGnner6or ieinc
8eibnadtsfeier. 5robIi6 poren Die
Gridienenen beiiommen, lpenn ultf
oas ihIehte @etter gar monhen ab-
aebaIten bate 3u fommen. SAB bel
Dem MGnner6or feline 5eier obne
@Gnnergeiang Dor lid gebt, lit ieIbIt-
oeritdnolid, uuo 10 iangen oenn 0ie
Sanger mad Ser5ensIuit. Sir Die tie
ben &Ieinen por oltd geIorgt poroen
unb ooB fie ni6t in ibrer 6reuoe iiber
Die Strange i6lugen, oafiir Iorgte
8eibno1tsmann Streit. &onn man
fi6 i'm WGnner6or nobI iemonO
an0eren oIs @eibnodtsmonn oenfen
oIs Serrn Streib2 8rGiioent Scbn
&eif lpor Ieioer negen &ronfbeit iei-
ner Srau oerbinoert, %antpeieno 5u
iein. 9ober Ieitete ser @i5eprGiioent
&arI &i6ter Die lnterboItung.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07

oufjufofien. IS Iiegt mir fern, If.
genO iemonO pebe 81 tilu. Us ut
Oieies: &onnte nidt Der SollaerbunO
uiio ser MGnnerdor 5uiommettreten
ais Elm GROCER, mGhtiger Ceinng
Gcrein. Sin FOLDER wiirbe 0roBeS
leiiten uno pcr fonnte iein Ser5 rhto
DIR peridIieben eincm mddltigel
Gbor bon MGnnerltinmcit.."...
Ser CONCORD &lub mtB oentofrn
tiid) ieiu-es mub Elm edlter Toltss
berein iein-ob Der 0}onu bod ge-
biIoet ODER einfo6 geidnllt, iein oeut
ihes Ser5 itempeIt i'm SIT einem boil
bere6tigten NitgIieO. Nud) ie0er gu
i%ummenfunft, ooS &roGramm ioIltc
niemoIs 81 longe iein, miIrOe ein III.
ge5pungener briiocrIi6er Terfebl
ant Hlase fem. Oo iolte Iid jeoer
Stommesberipanote 81 9altie fiiblen.
Ser Concord Club ais lol1er bat
nit HoIitif abiolut nid)ts 81 tim.
Sod iolte jeoer bereit Ieill, ben III
fanleu &iigen unO TerldnnI0unger
uuierer Raiie euergii6 gegenilber5ll'
treten. S1mad benz gtaEyl, Der
lid Hidt ipeDren fam. Gtn oeltt'
lbeS 9efthen, 0a5 Dem 9erull5geber
unleres Sournals 5uging, tam gu
meiner Giniidt, anltli6 fc~ltlteueno
Die teuili6eu AuSi6ueipMngen mo
AngriffeN fran5oiiider yteger-S oloa-
ten I'M HbelngebIet an oeuGineu6rau-
etI= 0tao6en uHO8naben. SN mnrld'
re, ser Concord Stub bate Belo &C.
mug, oieles Se1t6en III englIlNer
Sprade oruden 81 laIlen utlo mSau-
lenoen BON Gremplaren III &anoe gu
oerteilen ais EN- Yrotelt gegen ole
bimmeli1reienoe beitiuIiihe Eebano
lung BON unieren gequdItea SanoS-
leuten an &bein.
4Is 0euti6e lit es Cure 8fli9t
Die oeuti6e 3eitung 5u unterltusen.
Sic lit Elm gutter &ameroO, tmmer elm
gutter Sreun0, INNER bereIt Die oellt'
i6e Spra6e, oeuti6e &ereine, Den
9ilfsperein oas oeutide @aiienbaus
5u bertteten uno fir oeren 8obl ein-
5ulteben. @ei6GftsIeute, BELT oerieI-
ben nit An8eigen; 5GbIt iie NAL, Die
oeutiden @efhGftsbGuier, Die BARN
un3eigen, mabrli6 es lit ein fIeiner
Bro5entias.
ltnO MN gum SdIuiie miinide ih
oem Concord Club uno ieoem ein
5elnen NitgIieo Elm ber5lides, I'm
oeutld=gefiiblpoleS gIiidIid)ea Nel-
iabr.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
.. 6. SIfsperein

Ser @ilfsperein bat felt Dem les.
ten @ri6einen Der 8eitung feine Ser
iaulmlung gebabt, cine Iolde, uno
5por oeS Grefutiofomites, fiuoet crit
5elrte Nbeno itott. Maodtcu Die Mit-
gEieoer oeS &omites p~oll3Gblig er,
i6einen. 1no mohten ale Mitglic-
Der mad tDie Dor Oem @erein bilfreit
CUR Settle lteben oenn sic Npt lit
groB, rieiengroB, uno SilTe 1T no.
tiger oenn lie. 8ir ~berpeiIen al,f Ell.
men 4b0ruf ans Der Braunifypeigi-
ihen 9on0es5eitung, scr or onOerer
Gteue oe8 Blattes erIbciut. Sic In
teritiisung fam Dem @ilf8perein 81
tell peroen, mern itd ollie al Der
Sbeaterouffilbrung am Snnntag, Den
Is. 5. W1t8., I'M Concord Stub, 0urd)
Mbnobme bon Gidets betciliaen. Gs
fommen slpeiStiide sur Mliffiibrnng
oOie S6uIreiterin" uno d@ott iei
0onf, ser Siih lit 9eoett". Nm /.
Sebrror 0ann Itcbt unierem Ellbli-
fum elm qon8 ~beionoerer @eunB be-
Dor. inoem mieoer elm &on3ert ourt1
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
@m. Sell lInterfiitnuss. UcTeafdufI

@er femme lie nidt, Die eemiitli6en
farbenipritbeuoen uno anbeimeluoen
MasfeubGue, ole 0ie 8iIbeIm SeG
llnteritiisuugs- @eieaidoft biSber in
ieoem Sabre peranltoltet bat? Die ia.
ben INNER ibre 3ugfruft beruielen
uno 0os tnn3lultige iugcuoIi1e Gle.
ment ionic Die Glteren 2erttder, Die
iit germ prGhtig nmiiiieren mouten,
onge5ogen. lln0 mas Die @iIbeIm
Eel @eieui6aft IN friiberen Sabren
geton bat, 0aS miro lie in 0ieiem Sab
re mieoerboIen. Nm 81. Sonuar fin.
bet Ger 0iesi6brige Mosfenboa ltott
Su Der grinneritng an Die friiberen
Sabre lit eS fem 8unoer, 0oB Sung
lluO aIt benz Gage nit l~1ngeouI0
entgegenIeben, uno ooS allgemeinc
9eutihtum miro it6er nidt berfeb-
lem beim Bale sic @aitfreun0idoft
Der @iIbelm Tell.2 eute in Mniprudy
81 nebmelt.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07
Concord aInb.

leber ems brau9t man bel 0en
8erIummIungen oeS @oncoro &lubs
ni9t an flngen, nGmIi9 iiber Wangel
on 8eiu9. 4ud oie 8eriammIuug
pom Oonnerstag LETTER ISOLDE mar
iebr gut belu6t. 9ie &outinege-
i6Gfte fanoen gIotte Grleoigung, ltno
ser 8eri1t oes S9abmeiiters un0
Sinandiefret1rs medte bobe 8efrie-
oigung. Sing aus 0emlelben ooh
berbor, oaB Die 3ei6nungen bereits
Die Sobe bon $10,845.O0 errei6t
baben, ioooB Die NOTICE Summe bol0
3uiammen lein miro, lpenn es in Dem
&empo forteebt. Ius ben @erIdten
ergab ii6 ferner, oaB, menn aud bel
Dem pernnitoIteten Son6e Der Club
elm fleineS 9efi5it gebobt bat, oas
Supper ooh einen &einertrog bon
$96.75 ergeben bot. Dos 8erbefo-
mite uno &olleftionsfomite, oie beioe
elten Sortidritt beri9ten fonnten,
niinidten entlaiIen 81 meroen, elm
@unif, Dem ni6t itnttgegeben pur-
6e. Seoo6 puroen beioe 8omites
crmGhtigt, ii6 our6 4ooptation neu-
er WitgIieoer 81 ergdn3en. 0ns
&oustomite gob8eronloliung 81 lat
gerer 9ebatte. Serr Sonnemann
Ytente i9IieBIi6 Ben Antrog, Der audi
ongenommen nltroe, oosSou8fomite
in ieiner jetigen 8erfoiiung bette
ben gu Iaiieu, bod ion es in 8ou
frogen So9Ieute gu Rate 8ieben. Sn
Jragen Der @bIaiiung ser Salle an
ben 9. 6. 9ilfsberein lpuroe beidloI-
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07

len, oeniel6en fir Die 8erusurg Der
Soae 5u eiuem uflterboItungsu6en0
mo ga3ur oie Summe bon $500
All bere6nen. Die 6roge Der Nn
iteQllnd zines BermoIters mur0e oil
oos 0ireftorium 5uriidnermieien. vi.
uem glppeQ 0eS Better 9uiineB 8lt
reolt, in frage Der Blue Cams Stel'
luna ait nebmen. mur0e 0obin erie
Oiat, DAB ouf Nntrog oes Serrn Ben
ser SEER Or. Soaer ais Gomite bon
cinem nit ser 8efuoniS iih onoerf
Mitalie0er an oos &omite ieIber 5h
1pGblen, ernannt uno beauftrngt MIR
Sc, nit Sem Better 8uiineB Bureau
in @erbin0ung 81 treten. Iud pur
Sc onqemjeieu, Die 0rlldlegung IN
cuqliiher Sprahe einer bereitS IN
0euti6 acknowledgements unr
sic 8erbreitung 0erielben, beionod's
an sic 2egislaturen Der Siioituaten
uno Die MitgIieoer oes &ongreiies,
in 0ie @ege 5u Ieiten. 0ie 8roi6iirc
bebonoelt Die S6anototen Der farbi'
qen frana0iiiden Sruppen i'm Be
iotunqsgebiet. Sic Snde nuroe
ourh Serrn Or. @IeiS angeregt.
l.. Gr6ffnet !puroe Die BeriummIung
nit elmer morfigen 4niprade 6es
8rGii0enten Serrn Gnrl Soffmoun,
aus Der mir I'M folgen0en einlge
@us5iige foIgcn loiIen:
.8eibnaften, 0us berrIiAe, iegen-
bringenoe Set mar pieoerum nit
ms. Ser Gag ieIbit lit O~eriunfen
in Dem tiefen Steer Ser 8ergangeu
belt. God oie 8otidoft oes 6ric
6ens bIeibt, Dem gequtdlten Nenihen
bergen Soffnuug uno Srieoen pcrbei
Beno. Ser &er5engIan3 lit erlOIden
Ser miir5ige Gonueouft oes Gbriit
6oums lit berrpebt, bod Die 8eib-
nodJtsItimmung oorf uns nidt ip
leidt ncrIoIien, iie muB lebeno Slot
uebmen in unieren Ser5en. So.
.Sbmobl ser goncorO Club MIR me
niee Monote alt, 10 tritt 6erielbe piel
perIpreheno Elm in oaS Snbr 1921
Die 0itgIieoer Der peridie0encn
Committees lino raitlos an aer Tr'
belt. 8ir itno oemieIben 81 Cant
berpfIiftet. IS lit nod biel 3u tln.
0aS Sons nuB reporiert unO aud
gereiniqt Deroen. Stride 6arben ouf
oetroger, oieQeiht beiieres 2idt, III
leg oieIes erforoert Qusgaben uni
miiiien mir ou6 ipariam fem; +
Ionte bod oas &nauieriae fern bIei
ben. S6Iei6en ii6 6ebler Elm, L
miiiIcn lol6e in 3ufunft Dermieocn
iuer0en. Mon fonn aud BON Seblerr
lernen. @S NOR Elm gutter @eoanfe
cine Sruuen Grippe 5u biI6eu. Dit
oeutI1e Srau peiB immer, no an5u
boden lit. = Ser Concord &lub bo.
einen 3ped. elm MotiD. 0ie Saupt
orbeit beItebt ~beionoer8 IN Der 3u.
Misunderstanding oaer 0eutiben
mo 9eutihenfreunoe inter einer
&ut. Nlr BON einem grOBen ltarfen
8erein fam @roBes geIeiitet peroen.
8ie i9 idon friiber betonte, itebt Der
Concord &lub Den alien 8ereinell
iebr freunolih eegeniiber uno lit es
ser oringenoe 8upid Oes Concord
Clubs, oaB mir feit 5uiommen ar
6eiten in freunoIidem Ginperirdno
ni8. 2oiiet nal ale SERENE ben
/. @oncoro Club als groBen 8ruoer an
feben, oiefes Saus ala Sammelplot
fiir ale geIten uno ein 2eben unn
Elm Sreiben miiroe entiteben ME ouf
einem oeutihen Sobrmorfte. 3ier
ihleift lid Elm @eoante Elm Elm
heiBer @uni6. un0 bebor id oieicn
8unI6 in @orte ausoriide, bite i'd
ebrIid meine @ebanfen niat fnlIh
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07

oos Iette Nal, ipirO oiesntoI Der.
mieOen meroen. % DER &erein oas
4~uoitorium Oes Molonic Semplc be.
legt bat, ooS geniigenO &aum fiir al.
le bieten miro.
Washington Journal., 1921-01-07

MjteIieoer oe8 @oiton Sinfonic Or
telters itottfinoen ioLl, bel Dem oils
%%otolioIiitiu cine ourdl gar5 glme.
rita befonnte Dame mitpirfen ioa.
Cine llebetfiiaung pes SooIes, mic