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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02

ca, in serviciul justNiei Sc gaseau
func tionari, lar printre avocati
parte care nu cunosteau inca
limba romana, resortul jnstitici.
stabileste oarecari restimpuri de
transitie, ca acestia sa-si insu-
seasca att in scris cat 81 in graiu
viu limba romaneasca 6 g..
Aceste restimpuri, Sc prelun-
gesc, in cele din urma de consiliui
de ministri. prin jurnalul No
1874 publicat in ''Monitorul Off
cial'' No. 69 din % Iunie 1920, La
inca un an de zile.
Acest jurnal Sc exprima astfel:
''Se acorda un termen de un All
functionarilor 81 avocatilor din
tinuturile alipite pentru a 81 in
susi cunoasterea limbei roma
nesti, dupa care nu mai vor mai
putea beneficial definitiv de drep-
turtle castigate".
Din citirea textelor dc mai sus,
Sc vede foarte bine, Cd nu este
vorba de cat de a Sc tolera in
functii 81 profesia de ayocat acei
&c inca nu stu romaneste si care
de fapt doresc sa-si insuseasca
cunoasterea linlbei romAnesti. Si
tCAnt1nuaen - mnw. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02
State|e Unite inSista Sd
plateasca Gernlania
CoNGREsUI MPREsIoNAT DE LIPsURuE MATE
RIALE ALE FRANTEL

WASHINGTON, Aprl.-Ziua de All a adus doua pre-
czari in poca externa noulu guvern Sa fxat atitud
guyenuui faa de despagubre Gerane 81 fata de da
tore aatlor Acese doua punce vtae sau scuat er in
vederea de nfona Representative extraordnari Frane
carl Sc afla de present in Washington.
Daca Gernania conat la atitudinea pasiva 81 quasi
prietineasca Amercei ncuraat resstena
de indatorre lie mpune tratatu de paceguvernu din
Berlin facut cacu rau cac atitunea guvernulu Sta
teor Unite ncuraja de loc eztarile germane
Sc inseaa multi Germaia aca crede ca va scapa de
ponsabatea rasboulu mondia pat fie char
marca mai putin decat poae Guvernul din Washing
ton firm horit sa rneasc cerere uste de despagube
In priveste datoria aliaor faa de Stace Unite gu
ver1u din Washington in stare sa dscue anuarea
tor dator.
F7area acestor doa atitudn este foarte imporan de
dupa vista rmisilor extraordnar Frantei
teapta 81 alte misiuni europene.
Toata umea credea politic ui Harding faa de Ger
mania att de 81 lu Wilson, Aceasa
crednta fost narta prin resouta referoae la pace
parata Gu def1nanla vremuri sa inainat in Sea
Sc desminte mod caegoric ca Washingtonu ar fl avut
schmbare Gle parer in mod direct indirect Berlin
solua de pace senatorulu Knox adus putna
pentru administrative cac Harding in campana de ale
ger spunea pune capat sar de rsbou Germania
Aceasta pvita Statele Unite ca desertare ALA
or ajutor indirect pentru Germana, mai multi
o recunoasere star de pace, de fapt, exsa.
Oar pc mpul acela sa prevazut resistenta darza
Germaniei refuzarea eli de pati Ca
Gle faa schmba panure ui Harding site
ul de vedere francez suaa de All foarte aa penru
motivarea schimbr poce Stateor Unite Unitaea ALA
or putea rupe ressenta germana. Refusarea de
porta moraceste pc aa nsemna haos poment
81 ruinarea financiala a Frantei
Gu oae aceste maortatea senaulu pentru adoptarea
in orma potriva resoutei Knox, dis
credteze programl xat la aeger Desbaterea acee pro
bleme preocuparea proxma senatulu In priveste
ga natunlo senatu de parerea ca poate revui
ga actuaa c de psa fonarea une noui lg
putere efectva.
Senatu fost adanc impresonat de informatie dat
Viviani suae fnancare Frantei sa convns
plaeasca Germania pana in Mau 10000
marci sforarea Frahtei de mposbilu della
mania c chese de viaa moarte pentru ca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02
Carnegie Institute Of Technology
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Domniei Sale
Domnului G. r. Pascu
Editorul ziarului America"

Editorul ziarului America
Cleveland, Ohio.
Domnule Editor,
In No. ~ al ziarului "America"
am avut durerea sa aflu, ca un
oarecare Domn ar fl ridicat un
glas de hula, contra societatii
''Prietenii Romaniei' Friends
Of Roumania) 81 contra sezatori-
Tor tinute sub auspiciile acestei
organizatiuni.
Stu Cd raspunsul Domniei Voa-
sire Fl dat la timp, nu pentru a
satisface placerea unui barfitor
necunoscut, dar pentru lamuri
pc acei, carl ar fl inchinati sd
creada insinuarile sale.
Cum insa acel Domn asvirla D
piatra 81 in STUDENT, socotesc o
datorie de a profita, de acest pri-
lei, pentru a spune un cuyint
cinstit, pentru acei, carl nu hula
inertia.
E un adevar cd Friends of
Roumania' a apelat la concursul
studentilor, 81 de va ii nevoe
81 la elevii de liceu. = Atat pc
cat stu, eel, earl au raspuns che
mari, sunt STUDENT, din acei,
carl au facut cinste scolilor noas-
tre de acasa 81 inca 81 aci stunt i'll
tire eel de frunte.
Noiu aminti numele Domnilor
George Anagnostache, captain de
rezerva in armata Romano 81 stu
dent la University Of Pittsburgh.
loan Gardescu, locotenent de
rezerva i'm armata Romano 81 stu
dent la Mellon Research Institute
of Pittsburgh.
Corneliu Dimitriu, Marcel Ro.
man 81 Simion Fagadau student
la University Of Pittsburgh.
Cat despre ceilalti 'elevi ds
liceu' sunt fosti studenti, inserts
la Universitatile de aci, earl din
lipsa de mijloace S 'au retras, III
timpul Gle fata, pentru a muncl
aiurea 81 aduna banii necesarl
pentru take.
Acesti tineri, earl ziua merg Ia
scoala 81 noaptea muncesc In ia
brici 81 oficii, carl nu cunosc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02
NJ Sc BEA MULTA BERE
IN BERLIN

Washington. = Consulul gene
raj din Berlin, William Coffin, a
raportat departamentului de CO.
inert, ca consumatia in 1918 a
fost de 12,721, 100000 galloane,
lar in 1920 numai 541 900. 900, lar
vim s'a consumat in 1913 10000
600 galoane 81 in 1920: $4,000. 900.
Populatia Germaniei scazut Gu
4 100000 in acelas period.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02

VIENA, = April.-Din Szombat-
hely vine vestea Cd in fata atitu-
dinei hotarite antantei Carol S "a
decis sd Sc retraga. A pus insa
conditia ca sa Sc acordeze amnestie
pentru toti carl au luat parte ac-
tiva in readucerea sa in Ungaria.
S'au facut toate aranjamentele
pentru imediata sa calatorie, ca
rel data nu Sc va aduce de stire
publicului numai dupa ce a parasit
tara. Toate garlic prin parcursul
sau prin Austria vor fl pazite de-
militie. Va Fl insotit de o escortd
de gendarmi earl vor Fl comandati
de un officer britain, francez 81 tia.
liam.
Gu .toate Cd s.. FAC. aceste prepa.
rative de calatorie, antanta mica q
facut toti pasii necesari pentru ca
III caz de lipsa sa poata invada i
mediat Ungaria, Romania, Jugo.
slavia 81 Cehoslovacia au concen-
trat la frontiere trupe abundante
care sa lie Id pofta la unguri de a
face turburari habsburgice.
Representantii Italiei, Frantei s.
Angliei au presintat guvernelol
austriace 81 ungare protestele ia.
rilor lor punand in vedere urma
rile dezastruoase pentru Ungaria s.
Austria in caz cand Carol nu ar f
departat.
Sc spune ca atitudinea hotarits
a antantei 81 amenintarile unani
me ale tarilor vecinc au adus Ia
judecata sanatoasa char 81 pc ce
mai periculosi monarhisti.
Fruntasii monarhisti unguri ar
parasit tara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02
CIT CHELTUIESC COPIII
Pc INGHETATA

Elevii scolilor din Cleveland
au cheltuit pc inghetata (ice
cream, in decursul lunii Martia
$6S79.17. Aceasta suma numal
pentru inghetata din un total de
$24.158.53, suma ce au cheltuit
in decursul lunii respective pen
tru mancari in prinzatoarele SEQ.
lilOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02
PERTH IN MARE

Seattle, Wash. Vaporul Gu
vernon s "a scufundat. S'au ineca:
Gu totul zece oameni: sapte pasa-
geri 81 trei matrozi. Vaporul Gu
vernon s'a ciocnit Gu vaporul
West Hartland la Point Wilson,
West Hartland a fost deteriorat,
dar s'a putut aduce in port.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02

Seful departamentului parcu-
rilor orasului declarat All ca in
SaptamIna viitoare vor reaparea
bancile in diferitele parcuri ale
orasullli. Instrumental de gim-
nastica 81 de Joe pentru copii vor
Fl aranjate pc l Maiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02
RE6ELE R0SIILoR DIN
BERLlN-A MURIT

Berlin. - Wilhelm Sylt, ''rege-
lie neincoronat al proletariatului'
a murit All in urma unei rane pri-
mlta in luptele recente Gu politia
MuncitOrii electricieni au volt sd
declare greva imediat ce a fost
cunoscuta moartea lui, dar ma
Jorltatea votat contra grevei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02
CADE DIN INALTIME DE
40 URINE

John Mackey a vapsit un horn
in inaltime de patruzeci de urine
la usinele Damascus Manufactu-
ring Company 81 cazut. STA
rupt un picior. A fost transportat
la spital. Ell fost asigurat din
partea companiei la suma oare.
care de dollari in caz de accident
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02

SZOAIBATHELY, 2 April =
Carol declarat ca, vazand cir
cumstantele "nefavorabile'' carl
Sc ivesc de present a hotarit Sd
paraseasca tara 81 a confirmat re-
genta lui Horthy.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-02
Carol fuge din
ungar|a
VA Fl ESCORTAT IN ELVE-
TIA DE OFICERI Al
ANTANTEI.
Amnestie pentru cei carl au
luat parte in acest
complot.

PARIS, ? April-O telegrama
din Budapesta spune ca ex-domni-
torul Carol a parasit orasul Szoln-
bathely reintOrcandu-se in Elvetia
acompaniat de dol oficeri britani.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
Revival Meeting Closes

The special series Of services which
have been in progress at the First
Presbyterian church since October 23,
came to close Sunday evening, when
the congregation Of all the churches
OF the city gathered to attend the final
service. DIR. J. II. Henderlite, who
lead the services, returned to his home
in Gastonia, N. &c. Monday. The ser,
vices were we'll attended throughout
the series, a number Of accessions to
the churches of the city being made as
awakening among the membership will
doubtless have a far-reaching effect.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
DETROIT MAKES
FOCH WELCOME
Finds Path Strewn With Flowers.
Canada Takes Hand.

Canadu IakeS Hands
Detroit, Nov. 7.--Marshal Foch's
Journey into Michigan today was over
a path strewn with flowers. His well
come was from practically the entire
population Of the cities in which he
stopped, including Detroit, with It's
million people.
Detroit's welcome, Interpreted by the
number Of people who crowded the
thoroughfares through which he
passed, exceeded that Of any city he
has visited with the possible exception
Of New York.
Canada also joined with Michigan In
welcoming the marshal Of France.
windsor, Ont, sent umber of the
maple leaf soldiers and a highland
band to participate in the parade. It
was one OF the few times Canadian
soldiers have crossed the international
line, the last being when a contingent
came over to extend a welcome to
Colonel Roosevelt On the occasion of
his visit here about year before his
death.
Marshal Foch and his party did not
arrive until ] o'clock, coming from
oNcago by way Of Camp Custer, Bat
tie Creek, Jackson and Ann Arbor.
Leaving his train here, the marshal
found his pathway to the street strewn
with roses and chrysanthemums the
tribute Of welfare workers and nurses
who served in the war.
After formal reception in the city
hall where he was welcomed by Mayor
James CouzcnS, he was driven In the
'Harade through the downtown streets
and to two of Detroit's large automo-
pile factories. He made tour of one
OF the factories and expressed sur
prise at its magnitude. He then rest
cd before attending the banquet in his
honor and the mass meeting in the
armory.
The entire faculty and student body
Of the University Of Michigan, besides
most Of Ann Arbor's citizens, were at
the Ann Arbor station to welcome
Marshal Foch today. In his message to
the university faculty anG students, he
said he was great believer il a thor
ou2h education and was proud Of the
fact that I have never ceased to be a
student"
Earlier in the day he had dedicated
the Roosevelt American Legion hospi-
tai at Camp Custcr.
Marshal Foch left after midnight for
Cleveland where he will arrive at 0
o'clock tomorrow morning to be the
guest Of that city for two days
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tered and established for the higher
education Of women is Winthrop Col
lege, chartered at time when no such
provision had been made elsewhere by
the state; and
Whereas, This State College for wo-
men enrolls nearly as many students
as the three State colleges for men,
and furnishes the majority Of the
trained teachers for the common
schools (there being five times as many
women teaching in tho whole of the
State as there are men):
Be it resolved: First, That we, the
South Carolina Federation of Women's
Clubs, realize keenly that the work Of
Winthrop College has ben seriously
handicapped by the action Of the leg
islature at its last session in making
an appropriation inadequate to meet
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
LEGAL SALES MONDAY
County Officers Dispose Of Consider
able Property In Settlement OF Ks,

County Officers Dispose OF Consider
able Property in Settlement OF KS,
tafcs.
The county officers made the follow
ing sales OF real estate Monday, sales
day Of November:
Clerk OF Court
In the case OF RoEeri NJ. Lewis VS.
Henry Poscy, 140 acres neay Clinton,
bought by John Fl. Young for $1,000.
In the case OF Laurcns Building and
Loan Association VS. Henry Grant, lot
in city Of Laurons, bought by \. C.
Todd, Atty, for $685.
In the case OF Laurens Building and
Loan Association VS. Dora Fleming, lot
in city OF Laurcns, bought by c. Il.
Duckett for $500.
In the case Of J. w. Todd VS. Sam \.
and S. w. Williams, lot in city Of Lau-
rens, bought by a. G. Todd, Atty,
for $3O5.
Sheriff
In the settlement OF the estate of
Abe Cook, G5 acl es bought by j. G.
Cox for $1,650.
Judge OF Probate
In settlement Of the estate Of Eliza
beth Noffz 81 acres in Cross Hill town
ship, bought by Miss Sarah Thompson,
for $207.
In settlement Of the estate Of Frank
Abercrombie, three parcels of land
aggregating 141 acres, moreYor less,
bought by Mrs. Mary e. Abcrcrombie
for $1,000.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
the needs OF the institution;

the needs OF the institutions
Second, That in view of the fact that
so much larger appropriations were
made by the legislature for the higher
education Of the young men OF the
State than for the young women, we
shall request a just division Of the
states money for education between
Its young men and its young women.
Third, That we take UP this matter
with our representatives; that we put
behind it the whole strength of the
whole womanhood OF South Carolina,
to the end that the legislature shall
provide adequate money for the con-
tinuance and development Of the great
work which Winthrop College Is doing
for the womanhood of the State, thus
serving the dearest interests Of South
Carolina-her home and her schools.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09

ing School Of South Carolina, located
at Charleston, has been in the city
several days soliciting funds for this
institution. She expects to remain
here until tomorrow, visiting those
whom she thinks will assist in main
tanning the school. The Florence Git
tcnton Home is an institution for pre-
ventatiye ad rescue work among young
and unfortunate girls. 1t has been
maintained by public subscription
about eighteen years and has recog-
nized record Of useful work, besides
having the endorsement Of the State
board Of Charities and Correction
This school has received considerable
aid here in the past, but Miss Young
is hoping this year that the fund will
show a considerable increase as money
now is very sorely needed.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
Mrs. Lou Lawson Dead

Mrs. Lou Lawson, for many years a
'esident Of this city, died Friday in
ipartanburg, where she had been Wis
Sng her son for several weeks. The
5dy was brought here Saturday morn
b, and Inferred in the I.aurens ceme-
Bsy. She Is survived by two sons,
a SIS. Leo and Ernest Lawson, both
Mpartanburg. A brother, dr.. G. II.
M ley, lives at Cross Anchor in Un-
y ,unty.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
Local and Personal Mention
. ssess s.s

DR.. and Mrs. ]. T .utledge spent
Friday in Greenville.
Mrs. l. II. Henery, OF ,Saylersville,
ky, is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. X.
Aiken, this week
mss Minnie Babb is spending this
week in Greenville with her brother.
Col. Oscar w. Babb.
Mrs w. H. Martin has as her guest
her aunt, Mrs. Ellsworth of Asheville.
N. G.
Mrs. j. Il. Blackmon and little child
are spending few days in Columbia
with relatives.
Mr and Mrs. w. G. Lancaster. Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Gilkerson. and Mr..
Allie Lee spent Sunday in Greenwood,
where they went to attend the funeral
OF their aunt, Miss Julia ID. Hodges,
who died early that morning, at the
age Of 50 years.
The many friends Of Miss Mary Fer
guson who has been i'll for the past
several days at the Moreland Apart
ment will regret to know that It was
necessary for her to go to Columbia
last night for treatment at the Colum-
Ma Hospital. - Greenwood index
Journal
DR.. and Mrs. W. d. Ferguson and
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. V. Irhy will leave Mon
day morning for Sumter to spend O.
week with Rev. and Mrs. J. p. Marion.
Col. II. ID. Darlington came up from
Columbia Saturday to spend the week
end at home. Col harrington has re-
Gently had his Office and staff moved
from Charleston to Columbia and is
now nearer home.
Postmaster James II. Sullivan and
CARVER Charlie Hellams, Of the city
post-ofiice, and Mr.. Joe Phinncy, of the
Watts Mills post-office, were witnesses
at federal court in Greenwood Tues
day, but the case in which they were
interested, that of Mamie Knight, col
ored, charged with sending obscene
matter through the mails, was post
poned. While in Greenwood they said
they saw another local citizen, Mr.
iBbb Copeland, who is On the jury. MI
Copeland, they said, seemed consider
ably dissatisfied because Uncle Sam
didn't have n cotton wire run into the
court house where jurors could hear
the market reports. The nearest wire
from the Greenwood court house is
about quarter Of mile and Mr.
Copeland, according to these gentle
men, not being able to leave the
grounds, was as restless as a Gagged
animal.
Among the guests at the Laurens
Hotel this week is Col. ID. b. Scott, OF
Kentucky, planter and stock raiser.
Col. Scott spent several months in the
city last spring and is in the city again
on a combined business and pleasure
trip, renewing acquaintences madc
earlier in the year.
Miss Matte Lee Riddle, one OF the
teachers Of Boiling Spring graded
school, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Riddle
near the city.
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WOMEN CLAIM DISCRIMINATION
Winthrop Alumnae Would Have State
Legislature Equalize Appropriations

Winthrop Alumnae Would Have State
Legislature Equalize Appropriations
for Male and Female Institutions.
At a recent meeting of the local
chapter Of Winthrop Alumnae held at
the home of Misses Mary Belle and
Sarah Babb, the resolutions printed
below were heartily endorsed by the
chapter.
These resolutions we're passed by
members Of the State Federation OF
Women's Clubs at their convention in
Camden. They have been heartily en-
dorsed by the Chapters Of Winthrop
Daughters in the State, by a large body
OF alumnae assembled at Wipthrop
Summer School last summep, Ssaiid by
the heads OF all the statewide organ
izatiohs for women who assembled at
Winthrop College on July 9th, at the
call OF the chairman of the South
Carolina League OF Women Voters.
The resolutions are as foliowa.E
Whereas, our State institution char.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
Rev. j. l.. BrOwnlee Dead

Rev. j. H. Brownlcc, father Of Mrs.
a. Z. Todd, Of this city, died at his
home in Birmingham Saturday and
was buried there Sunday. Mrs. Todd
has been at his bedside for several
weeks and Mr.. Todd spent several
days there last week and left when
Mr.. Brownlee showed some signs OF
improvement. He returned when he
heard Of his death to attend the fun
cral, returning to Iaurens Monday
night Mr.. Brownlee had visited here
on q number Of occasions and had
many friends who were sorry to learn
of his death.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lafayette Nc
Clintock, Of Ora, announce. the en-
gagement Of their daughter Alice, to
Mr. Evins A. Goodwin, Of Union, the
wedding to take place in early winter.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09

Soliciting for Rescue Work
Miss Il. M. Young, field agent of the
Florence Crttcnton Home and I'rain-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
~ on for Rural Carriers

letter carriers are to have
Armistice Day, as a holiday,
}g to an announcement sent out
Johnson, executive committee
Gray Court, yesterday. Mr..
iYas authorized to make tho
nent IN a telegram from w.
attorney for the sNatioal
ir Carriers Association, III
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-11-09
ing at Friendship
T. Squires will fill his
ft Friendship Presby-
Snext Sunday afternoon
DGE, No. 10, A. f. nj.

DGE, No. 10, A. #. MI.
,guiar communication
metto Lodge. No. 19,
NJ, will be held on.
" night, Nov. 11th,
q n o'clock. Members
%'nDresent and visit
v,yome. Work In 10.
y. w. M.
Evening star., 1921-04-02
Crowds See Boy Fly Box Kite

How many boys in the Junior Travel
Club make a lobby of kite flying? /
would like to know and have them
end of the Speedway Sunday I saw
John Wignall Of the Brookland pub
lie school flying a box kite in the
strong wind, and he certainly kept
the big crowd around the horse
SHOE" which 1 call the place to park
automobiles. well entertained for
quite a while. / never saw the wind
blow so down there, and the water
from the river was dashing up over
the sea wall all the time. But March
is just the time for box kites 50
want to hear from all the box kite
fans in Washington. Your kites
should be in the Y. NJ. c. A. hobby
show next week.
I'see a lot of boys are putting up
TIE bird houses that they made for
the exhibition of the nature study de-
partment of the public schools. i wish
would write to me so L can keep d
lookout, too. for what happens Robert
Blatt, who lives on + street northeast,
has some bird houses to which wrOle
families of birds come every year.
Yesterday ! received some bad news
from a member of the Junior Travel
Club in Newark. y. j. He told me Bill,
the Belgian police dog. is dead. He
was owned by William +. German, and
Bill had worked hard in all the lib
erty loan campaigns. He had worked
SO hard Bill received letter from
former Secretary McAdoo about his
good work. Bill. the letter tells me,
would not cross street until he
heard the policeman's whistle. How
many members of the Junior Travel
Club can say as much? Bill had been
awarded a loving cup by the Animal
Rescue League.