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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-09
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ARMISTICE DAY
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Navy Band.
Marine. Detachment.
Navy Detachment.
Yoemanettes.
Reserve Nurses.
Confederate Veterans.
Daughters of Confederacy.
G. A. R. followed by Woman's Re-
lief Corps.
Spanish War Veterans.
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
American Legion.
Lone Scouts.
Boy Scouts.
Chief of Fire Dept, Hon. H. ]. Riera
and saides.
City Officials.
State and County Officials
Pensacola Bar Association.
Rotary Club.
| Kiwanis Club.
Progress Club.
| Elks.
| Pensacola Yacht Club.
! Stevedores Benevolent Assn.
| Star of the Sea.
| Trades Council and Affiliated or
CARNATIONS.
Greek Associations, President vice
Pres, and aides.
School Children.
High School.
Mcmillan School.
/ Yniestra School.
I Yonge School.
1 Hallmark School.
1 Jockey School.
1 Clubs School.
!! n. B. Cook School.
| McReynolds School.
Sabra II. Collins School.
Eliza Jane Wilson School.
Tore School.
| Sacred Heart School.
! Escambia County Med. Assn.
/ Pensacola Hospital Nurses.
/ Ambulance.
/ All who participate in the parade
will walk The only automobile that
win be allowed in the parade is the
| ambulance. The parade will be shor,
and tiresome to no one.
/ Grand Marshal's Aides.
/ Judge Vim. B. Shepard.
Judge Maxwell.
Judge G. Moreno Jones.
| Judge f. B. Carter.
| Judge Henry Bellinger.
Morris Bear.
J. A. Ayant.
| Harry Cohn.
/ Willie Meyer.
T. f. Mitchell.
/ Frank E. Wells.
i E. r. Malone.
j. S. Reese.
/ Paul P. Stewart.
Ed Malone
/ 6. w. Lamar.
/ f. G. Renshaw.
/ r. A. McGrath.
/ e. p. Roch.
James White.
| DIR. G. w. D'Alemberte.
DR.. Mallory Kennedy.
| Frank Pou.
Frank Sanders.
/ George Hinrichs.
Dan Oppenheimer
| Judge VIM. Johnson.
Pete Miller.
Fred Marsh.
V. J. Vidal.
Hal Scott
! DIR. Whiting Hargis.
Frank Carroll.
f. w. H. Knowles.
Ed Peake.
Sam Pasco.
Through the courtesy of the army
and navy officials, the Army and
Navy bands will be a part of the pa
rade, and will also hold band concerts
at the beach.
Today Palmetto Beach is a beehive
of industry, with wiring, placing of
booths, construction of pavilion and
placing of tents. creating small city
site for the big picnic at the beach.
One of the big features Of the day
at the beach will be the football game
between the Navy and the Regulars at
the beach, which will take place at
$3.50 o'clock.
Plane stunts viii also probably be
part of the program, and as some
trick flying of the highest order is ex-
, pected, it is safe to say that this viii
prove a great attraction
8 The Alabama Minstrels and Har-
lmony Singers. all colored, will be q
part of the fun at the beach.
The general committee will meet
again on Thursday evening at 7:3c
, o'clock The American Legion and
Z the Veterans of Foreign Wars also te
attend the meeting, to take part in
the last-minute plans for the celebra"
ton.
BONDED WHISKEY STOLEN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-09
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-09

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02

Nine stesti ,pralo a potkam
blizkeho. pfibuzneho te hra-
benh - zrovna Sc vracel S
omselym Fordikem z THU,
kan dovezl nejakou zeleninu,
a povidam: "Takovi start zna-
mi, a Wy jste Sc mi nikdy ne
pochlubil, re jste z hrabeciho
rodu."
Dostal jsem vsak netusenou
odpoved'. Il, ably husa kopla
tn nasi Manu-, on il patrne mex
ne mock, jake tomu .jejimu
Blabunkovi." A uhanel S ON
.selym Fordikem, jakoby mu
hlava horela.
Patrne skromny ten muz "a
piral svli hrabeci pdvod -
ktery Vaclav Blabunka. dial wy
troubiti v anglickych novi-
mach, cd cehoz pry zaplatil
dvacet pet "zeleznych muz1."
'Proto mym kandidatem pro IL
rad americkeho vyslance v
Praze jest Vaclav Blabunka..
To by " Ceskoslovensku,
kde nerozumne zrusili slechtu,
koukali ma .'americkou hra-
benku!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
FEUILLETON

PooNoAi IA0ilo
.jsou velci nevdecnici - dokon
ce Sc $ MIN soudi o nejake kle-
noty, o nichz tvrdi, re je u
kradl a prevezl pres hranice
jake zcela obycejny paserak.
Az ty klenoty karel Sc svo-
il velmi cetnou rodinou proji,
ana konec nezbude mu mic jine-
no, nez Sc DAFT angazovati do
movies, coz jest nyni to nej-
lepe placene zamestnani, Wy
naSi skoro tolik jake kralovani
a c~isarovani "a tech byvalych
lepsich casu.
TAX isem to napsal ten den
pred prvnim aprilem, ale kdyz
vcera rukopis mel nastoupiti
svoii dalSi pout' do sazarny,
videl jsem, jak jest to riskant-
MIN psati ku pfedu o vyvijeji-
cich Sc udalostech. Die tech
lposlednejsich zprav o KarliG--
kovi Habsburkovi, 2 nehoz tro-
pill .jsem 81 zerty, skoro abych
obratil. Nez, at to dopadne
iakkoli, myslim, dostane-li Sc
Karlicek ma ten uhersky trun,
re tam dlouho neZlstane. Oba-
YAM Sc, velmi Sc obavam, re
ovzduSi budapeStSke osvedci
Sc velmi nezdravym pro neho.
Doktori tie Velke i Male Doho-
tdy Sc V tom uplne shodujl -
re Jest ovzduSi V Uhrach j V
Rakousku pro Habsburky ne
zdrave.
Krasnemu pohlavi kyne v
movies zrovna bajecna ka-
riera. OvSem, oGekava Sc, ably
takova filmova hvezda mela
Ia sebou nejakou minulost.
Dobre pomaha nekolik sensaG-
mich rozvodu, nebo nejaka af-
fera, V niz revolver hral tn
hlavni ulohu. Podivejme Sc ma
Claru Hamonovou. Jeden den
byla We stinu Sibenice nebo e.
lektricke zidle a druhy den jiz
podepsala S iednim manage
rem kontrakt ma $4,000 roc
ne - pro ZaGatek. Jsem .list,
re Clara Dude vystupovati .ie-
nom We fotohrach S vysoee
mravni tendenci a z tie priciny
Tide nanejvySe umravneli bu.
dou plniti vSude diyadla, kde
Sc ma platne obievi. Ones jest
sotva druha tax vynosna pro
Jesse, jake "propagovani MIRA,
nosti". Name tn Billy Sun.
day-e, jenz pritomne prohan
d'abla V Cincinnati a ukazujt
lidem, .iak choditi pc uzk6 stes
ce ctnosti. Ami ten nejmazanei
" -H ~MF .
81 advokat, ienz ukazuje kapi
: talistum, jak vyhnouti Sc ma
/ straham Zakona, nema takov,
l duchody Jake Billy, jenz uka
!. zuie lidem. lax sc vyhnout
nastraham d'ablovym a zit
: mravna a ctnostne. A vsechel
"zavodni kapital' Jest jeh'
huba - malem isem napsa
"nevymachana huba'. Oceka
l yam, re take re sensacnih
1 procesu %otlllmanoya vzneso
!. Sc ma filmovou oblohu nov
i hvezdy. Ami bych 81 nepfal: q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02

wv JSnt Pooaio VIII PiSa
/. dubnem. !
Ami neVim, proc zrovna dnes
zaznamenavam datum, kdyz
to obycejne nemam We zvyku.
Zadival jsem Sc vsak ma ma
stennN kalendaf nefeknu,
cd kter6 firmy = a tam vidim,
zesesf posledniho brezna a Ii
trazefuz Dude april. Ano,
tapTl',, prvniho "aprile". To
Test den, ktery ma svoji tradici.
Mona, re Jest nekdo, jenz "a
cely svuj zivot nebyl vyveden
aprilem, ale takovych lidi ne
nj mnoho. To musi byti nekdo,
ienz ma pro zert asi tolik smy-
stu, jake Ia prisloveGna koza
pro vysSi mathematician a $
pohledem jake Petrovsky, re
81 ma neho zadny sprymar ne
troufa.
Zrovna mne napadlo, proc
ten Karlicek Habsbursky ne
pockal Sc svym "navratem z
Elby" az ma /. aprile.. Mohl Ii
skati misto V historic jake ten
n~eivetSi Sprymar tohoto roku
1921 - takto Sc obavam, re
mu ieSte ieho Zita namlati, re
to tax hloupe proved. Zita,
jak znamo, jest velmi energi-
cka zenska, coz Sc media rici o
Karlickovi, dedici, - ma KRAFT
kou dobu - hospodarstvi ne
boztika Franty Probably.
Pfijede do Uher, ably dosedl ma
tr1n, oblece generalskou uni
formu a pax il Ease svlece a
.jde, odkud prisel. Jake monar-
cha 2 komieke operetty.
NeZamestnanost musi zle
dolehati ma byvale "pomaza-
ne" krale-.a cisare, kdyz Sc Ia
kovych kousku odvazuii. Kar-
liGek patrn6 eetl zivotopis Ma
poleonuv. ienz pc ~navratu z
Elhy stall Sc opet modlou Fran
couzu a zpusobil ostatni Evro-
pc ieSte mnohe boleni hlavy a
n6kdo asi rekl, re Jest zrovna
jake ten "veliky Korsikan", re
pouze potrebuje objeviti sc
mezi svymi driveiSimi podda-
nymi V generalske uniforme a
re vSichni volati budou "Ho.
sanna!" a ''Eljenl" Dopadlo to
vsak spatne a nejhorSi Jest, IL
nyni KarliGka nlkde nechteji
JeSte re jest zde Spanelsko, tc
byvalo velmi casio lltulken
monarchu bez zameStnani, Gil
faclru, mam-li pouzfti popular
niho vyrazu. Il tech odstave
nych panovnilIu ieSte nejlep'
to provedli rocky Konstantin +;
cernohorsky Nikola. Konstan
tinovi Sc podarilo presvedcit
RekX, re bez sneho nemoho'
byti st'astni a Nikola umrel
III diva tedy mali o sebe posta
rano. Take neni celkem zle dri
vejsimu cisafi Vilemovi v
Doornu. nebot n6mecti ''repu
blikanl" stale lei vedou II
vyplatni llstine, nehroZi IL
tudiz nebezpeci. &c vlk HAD
bude dorazeti ma jeho dvere
y porovnanl 8 Nemcis byya.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02
ZVLASTNf
UPOZORNENl

Dovoluji 81 oznamiti ct. We
rejnosti, re jsem otevfel
kloboucnicky obchod v els.
6033 Broadway prot vlnar-
ne, kde mann ma sklade vse-
no druhu muzske kloouky a
ktele znotovuji tez ma "a
kazku "a stare pfedelavam,
Darwin a opravuji. Nase dill
Ina Sc naleza v {. 364l f.
40 ul., vezmete-li E. 55 st.
karu, ia vas doveze az X dill
ne. Drzim ma sklad6 nej-
lepsi klobouky "a ceny vel
mi mirne neb je sami W.
rablme. Je to jedina ceska
dina v Cleveladu.
Sluzbovolny
FRANK STEPKA.
!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-02

vSak neslySel, re by epritom-
ne hubene easy svadely ma adj
ministraci republikanskou.
Snad je to z toho duvodu, re je
teprve V zacatcich a dava Sc il
prilezitost, ably Sc polepsila.
Nanejvyse bych vytykal tie
republikanske Administered, re
az dosud mezi jmenovanimi VI
diplomaticke a konsularni sluz
be postradam naSe rodaky re-
publikanskeho vyznani. Nez
jak pravim, ia administrace je
teprve V p%ocatcich a musime
miti trpelivost.
Onehdy jake puma, nebo ja-
ko blesk z este oblohy, prize
tel do redakce postovni listek
s timto obsahem:
"Prohlasuju, re uz jsem te-
lefonoval Hardinkovi, re ne
chci belt konsulem We Vodna-
mech. Vencl H."
Ponevadz pan Vencl Z. uci-
nil nam toto diplomaticke sde-
lleni ma postovnim listku, Ike.
vsemu jeste k will naprosto spo.
lehlivemu ztotozneni opatfe-
mem rytinou jeho podobizny,
nedopustil bych Sc poruseni no
vinarske ethiky, kdybych uve-
|rejnil pine jeho Jmeno, ale ne
cinim tax - at take ctenari
namahaji trochu svuj ostro-
vtip.
TAX tedy, i We Vodnanech
ma byti zrizen americky kon-
sulat! Kdo by to byl fekl. Po-
kud vim, byvaly americke kon-
sulaty V Cechach ienom v Pra-
re a Liberci a pritomne snad
isou jenom v Prazea Bratisla-
We a zatim ono Sc iedna kon-
sulat We Vodnanech! OvSem,
kdyby p. Harding chtel Sc po-
starati o vSechny konsulatni
aspiranty mezi naSimi rodaky
republikanskeho vyznani, to
by musel zfiditi americky kon-
sulat V kazde ceske Lhot6 a .je-
ste by sc ma vsechny nedostalo.
A konecne Spojene Staty, ia
nejbohatSi zeme ma svete, mo-
hly by 81 to dovoliti. Kdyz &C.
skoslovenska Republika, z niz
stale jeSte dochazeji nafky o
hladovicich detech, mohla ST
dovoliti zalozeni konsulatu V
takovych "dulezitych sire
dech", jake jest Omaha a st.
Louis, proc nemohla by 81 do
voliti americka republika po-
dobneho bastantstvi a Zfiditi
aspon diva tucty konsulatu V
Ceskoslovensku? Kdyz nyni
nase vladni vylohy Sc pocita-
il ma milliardy, co by ma tom
zalezelo, kdyby byly o nekolik
tisicovek vetsi. Re Sc mnou V
tom souhlasite. A nechce-li p.
Vencl u. mermomoci belt
tim konsulem We Vodnanech,
snad Sc nekdo najde, kdo to
venue.
To .jsou jenom konsulaty,
Name tn vsak tez misto ameri.
ckeho vyslance V nasi maticce
Praze a to jest liz trochu vet
81 cest. Kdyz p. Wilson mohI
udalati iednoho 2 nasich roda'
XII vyslancem pro Ralkanskt
zeme, proc nemohl by p. Hard
ing ude)ati nektereho vvslan
: Gem v Ppaze?
Mym kandidatem pre- II
hodnost jest p. Vaclav Blabun
ka = ctenari mi prominon. "
: je.i blize neztotoznlm. TAX iak'
:. TAX iei .~neznaii. ale ia pravim
re ma pro tn hodnost vsechn'
: kvalifikaci. Hlavni ieho kvali
fikace Jest V tom. re lednol
= dial napsati do anglickvch no
= vim, re sc ozenil - s hrabfn
kou. re tedy jeho lersi polovi
: &c jest "od fon'. To bvla tehd
u ~sensace, nikdo pred tim al
: netusil, re jsme nell We sven
stredu hrahenku.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20

These made of Velour Normandy and Bolivia They
med with Fur collars Well made and in the smartes styles
both loose and belted backs S2 or %0A
From VSsOO VGTS
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-10-20
BUTTONS

There not Company anywhere around here that car
res the stock and the line of Buttons that we do NO
matter what kind you may be looking for the chances
very good that we have just what you are looking 1or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
.FOCH AND D|Az GUESTS
OF SECRETARY Of WAR
Weeks Gives Luncheon to Dis.
tlnguished Attendants on
Arms Conference.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. Nov I6.-Secretary II
War Weeks was host today at a ltIn-
cheOn in honor of Marshal Foch and
General Armando Diaz. military ad-
visers respectively to the French and
Italian delegations to the conference
on Limitation of Armament.
The affair, which was given at the
Metropolitan Club. was one OF ths
most brilliant functions yet rendered
distinguished visitors 70 the confer.
eEce. Ranking members of military
and naval delegations to the eonfer-
erce and heads of the various divi-
sions Of The American army wers
among those invited.
Tho list included the French AM
basSador, NJ. Jules J. Jusserand. ia.
Italian Ambassador. Senator Vittori-
on Ricei. Admiral Beatty. General
Pershirg, Representative julius Kahn.
chairman Of the House committee ON
military affairs; Senator James w,
WadsWorth. Jr.. chairman Of the Sem
ate committee on military affairs:
Secretary Of the Navy DENLY. Admiral
Hugh Rodman and Senator Henry Ca
bot Lodge. one of the American dsi.-
gates 10 the conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
HUGHES ARMS PLAN
TOO GENEROUS, IS
HINT Of NAVY MEN
Program Was Arranged Entirely
by Civilian Delegates, is
lntimated.
U. S, INTERESTS GUARDED

~ Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Nov. i6.--As technical
exports OF the Big Five sat down to-
day 60 WORK over the details of the
naVa, reduction proposals there We're
indications that the plan presented by
the American delegation was in it.
sci: a compromises on what American
naval experts first proposed.
~ authoritative y ncement was
e hut there were intimations that
= ,aost vital element of the plan
&. aavai replacement scheme-had
been framed by the four America y,
delegates themselves. all civilians
OF INA! scheme suggested by u.v
AOAeiican naval advisers having beer
.sgarded as probably unacceptable to
Great Britain and Japan.
Ii was the wish of Secretary Hughes
ahG his colleagues To propose a pro
gram SO generous to the ether powers
that there would lie every reason TO
expect its acceptance as evidence of
American good faith.
So far as the program as presented
gees, some naval officers here see IN
II ways which they believe could have
been presented in better terms for
the United States without endanger-
ing the success Of the conference, but
there seems TO be substantial agree
nent that Americas interests have
oeen safeguarded, both in the i'm
n.-diate reductions proposed and in
the ultimate limitation program.
Now that the matter is back in the
naval experts hands. it seems possible
Continued ON page &.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
WOLFE AND M'KINNEY
TOLD PRISON RULES
Honor Committee Put Them
Through Course of Sprouts
Last Night.

Francis Mckinney and Edwin T..
Wolfe, convicted in General Sess. .ons
Court on Monday of highway robo ry
and sentenced TO % years imprison-
ment each were called before the hon
or committee at the worNhouse last
right and informed of the functions
u that organization among the prison
.els and what It means t. tire inmates
ot that institution They were advis-
ca that the men who form the commit
ice intend &c maintain il and that
they do not propose to have anyone
come there and break it up.
The committee told the two new
prisoners that they understand public
opinion rules the worKhouse and its
affairs, just the same as It. rules an1.
ether public institution, and that they
have certain standards Of conduct 20
ne maintained and that The mainten-
ance of these standards means the al
lowance OF the privileges the inmates
enjoy and that Ia infringe upon or
break tn rules means the durtail-
ment Of ali the liberties permitted
not only for the guilty. hut possibly
FOR all the prisoners For this rca
son the committeeman said they in n-
tend To see that the rules of the or
sanization are kept inViolate.
Wolfe and Mckinney botr agreed
To all that the committee called for
from them ard promised To abide by
the rules and regulations and main
tain the honor "ystem and TO DO ali
that was expected Qf them.
They have been assigned 20 work IN
The shops, making trousers. Warden
Plmnmer stated this morning. Last
night, after work hours, both men
were allowed out in tho exercise yard
and they entered into football game
With the other inmates with much
zest. Wolfe had played in form OF
football popular in the army.
Ginger" Briggs colored. sentenced
yesterday 10 90 years for highway
robbery, win be called before the hon
"r committee this evening and given
the same lecture Mckinney and Wolfe
got last night. Hereafter these long
term prisoners will be allowed to on
Joy the liberties the other men get So
long as they do not violate any OF the
rules of the honor COMMITTEES Warden
! Plummcr said today.
Attorney General $, u. Townsend
Jr., stated this morning. that the rc-
ward offered for the capture of Wolfo
and Mckinney has not yet been dis
tilbuted. Before ne can make the
proper division OF the money he had
10 write TO the Richmond. Va. police
Tor information. The arrests were
made IN Richmond by the officers oi
that city. In addition TO the local
police, who are TO get a share of the
cash for their pension fund, this State
is anxious 20 reward a boy who was
an important witness in the case, bui
lust what share he is to receive has
uoi been determined.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
EIGHTEEN YEARS FOR
ROBERT |. DAWSON,
YOUTHFUL BURGLAR
Admitted Robbing 1o Places
and Burning Holes Through
the Doors.
ADMONISHED BY THE COURT

On six chargss of breaking and en-
teripg. to which he pleaded guilty,
Robert Leslie Dawson. aged 10 years,
who confessed TO robbing 10 business
places in this city within the past
month. was sentenced TO IS years in
the workhouse by Judges Rice and
Harrington in Court of General Ses-
slons this morning.
The youthful burglar showed no
signs of emotion even after the long
term of imprisonment had been i'm
posed on him. He soberly received
the sentence and when he sat down
he chewed gum and smiled
Expressing his desire to have no
fooling" but 10 be allowed 20 90 before
the county court. plead guilty and
receive his punishment. Immediately
after his arrest last Friday morning.
Dawson waived indictment by the
grand jury and went before Judges
Rice and Harrington this morning
and entered pleas Of guilty TO the six
charges.
The sentence was spportioned as
follows: For breaking and entering
the store >of Joshua Conner & Son.
Third and Market streets. three years
Continued on page G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
bRANDyW|NE FOLK
TO HAVE OWN BANK
Those Interested, at a Meeting
Last Night, Took Steps to
Secure Site.

~ largely attended meeting of IL
subscribers to the stock of the Bran
dywine Trust and Savings Bank. iast
night III The du Pont Building ,n
NandeNer avenue, a committee was
appointed TO look for site. Ii is mo-
I"Sed 10 locate the bank at some. con-
Venlent place in that section of the
city north of the Brandywine known
as Brandywine Village. and to begic
business as soon as practicable. Tho
bank Is capitalized at $100. 900 aboui
half Of which has been subscribed
instead of placing the bun, of the
stock in the hands of two or three
men 1t is being placed among n large
number of persons Of the community.
the object being to make it a com
munity bank. 1t is not To be con
troiled by any one man or any small
group. Stovkholder said today, 1T
Is to be the peoples bank of service
for our community" he said
AT last nights meetings the follow
ing directors Were elected: Charles
Forwood. chairman Of the board; VIII
liam j.. MammanH, treasurer; William
J.. White secretary: j. II. Bartlett
William Lyons +. T.. Turner, John 4.
Booker. James =. Jones, Jr, ani
Joseph \. Macllleni.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Of STATE IN WARM
RED CROSS CONTESTS
Upwards of 5000 Public, Par
ochial and Private Students
Enroll as Juniors.
SUSSEX Is ALSO HUSTllNG

School children of the state are en-
cdged in what has come annually to
be the greatest competition, because
it is test of their loyalty and pa
triotism. With the Red Cross ron
call campaign less than n week old
fore than six thousand children of the
three counties have registered thei~
love for the organization, by comply
ing with the conditions that enroll
them as Junior members.
What is making. the campaign more
interesting and very exciting, is the
TACT that when the number of rooms
reported from Sussex are comp ared
with the number from New Castle
there is Sractically no advantage for
either. Kent county has been little
delayed in sending in reports. but Is
Maintaining a fair average that will
compare with the other two counties.
l;ut the promptncss with which rural
schools and their teachers i'll Sussex
county have complied with the condi-
tions to enroll as Junior members, IS
especially gratifying to Mrs. Thomas
w. Wilson, in charge OF the Junior
membership campaign and other Red
Cross officials.
Up to. today. there have been 90
rooms reported from public. paroChial
and private schools for a total of g.,
s44 pupils. and each of these rooms
are now enrolled with the students as
Junior members. Supplies are being
prepared and will be sent out as
speedily as possible.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-16
BApT|STS STOoRCAN|zE
CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE
Rev. Allison Calls Meeting To-
morrow Night Of All Church
Societies.

Rev. George d. Allison. president Of
the Delaware Baptist State Conven-
ton, has arranged for tomorrow eve
ming, in the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. Delaware avenue and West
street. a meeting Of representatives OF
all the organizations Of the Baptist
churches of Wilmington and vicinity;
for the purpose OF organizing 4
Christian Workers Institute.
This Institute is under the ieadsr-
ship Of DR.. Thomas 3. Frizelle, Direc-
tor Of Institutes for the American
Baptist Publication Society Of Phila-
delphia. These institutes are bsing
held this year all over the territory
OF the Northern Baptist Convention.
The very best leaders and teachers in
the Baptist denomination will be here
for the four days of the conference TO
assist in the instruction of the various
classes or TO address the general meet
ings.
DIR. Frizelle tomorrow evening will
outline the plans for holding the In
stitute and Will act as Dean of the In
stitute when held. This meeting is a
preliminary one to arrange the pro-
SlafH bl StuGleS lbT lflt conference as
well as TO form an organization TO
conduct them. While this meeting only
includes the Baptists in and around
Wilmington, the conference itself will
include all the Baptist of Delaware
The program of this Institute is very
comprehensive. II will provide help
and instruction for workers i'm all de-
partments of the church. The follow
ing organizations are being asked to
cooperate: the Sunday school in all
its departments; the Young Peoples
Society, the Board OF Deacons; the
Board Of Trustees; both the Women's
Home and Women,s Foreign Societies !;
the Mems Leagues; the Ladies Aid
Societies. the Organized Mems Glasses
and the Organized Women's Glasses
and any other society desiring to send
representatives.
The institute will very likely open
with a series Of big mass meetings on
the Sunday proceeding the confer