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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-07-08

The Commercial cub was not de-
tailed for the carnival, but list of
attractions included the Jubilee
Jinglers minstrel, the Matinee Music
Club entertainments, the sleeping
beauty, the snake charmer, the
swimming contest, the courthouse,
the Oriental show, the beauty con-
test, the baby contest, the co-opera-
tive store, the grab house, the for
tune teller, the refreshment stand.
These exhibitions we're given in
separate tents at the park, and the
Fourth was busy day in every one
of them.
During the evening session we had
the privilege of seeing the Virginia
Romance" The cast in this operet-
ia appeared in the paper last week.
Mr.. Thads Lee was the stage manager
and Miss Rose Sullivan musical di-
rector. This is story in which a
thread of romance is woven between
the North and South soon after the
Civil War. Jack Winthrop, college
boy from the North, becomes at
tached to the daughter of Col. Haver-
ly, of Virginia, and the plotting TO
bring the two together under the
eyes of the Colonel is an interesting
episode with the element of comedy
brought out by the colored servant,
Nose. Mr.. Clifford Jones and Mrs.
Thad Lee take the leads with fine
spirit. They infuse into the song
movements and the lines of the play
much of the atmosphere surround
ing the locale of the play. The old
colored man of Mr.. Bob Latham gives
US good sample of the native dia-
lect and the negro obsession for
chicken patties and tips. Then there
10 the lady of the house, Mrs. Haver-
ly, in fine bit of lace and manners
engaging in reverie of the days
when she was young. This was by
z fCOntinued on sacond noCa;
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-07-08

CONTINUED on second pagej.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
RABBI DIR. SHULMiN SCORES
JEWISH RING CHAMPION.
II. e.. B. Seryicc)

New York-In his sermon at TEN
pie Bethel, Rabbi DIR. Samuel Shul-
man scored the recent priZe-fight in
which the Jewish champion Benny
Leonard, was the chief figure.
Il call this fight a picture of civili-
ZatiOn because it reproduced every
thing that is good and everything that
is still bad in our civilization said
Rabbi Schulman. 1T is n condensed
report of the tendencies of the time.
1t gives in miniature the image of our
conventional life. All that was neccs-
sary for it to be n complete realistic
photograph of our very complex life
would have been for it to be opened
with prayer.
Il do not say this in order to get
a laugh. 1 am very serious about it,
for, as every function of Importance
is opened with prayer. this prize fight,
especially as II beneficent purpose was
attached to it, and considering that it
has received the blessing of the COM
munal conscience, should have beef
opened with an invocation of the di-
vine blessing upon the gathering. and
grace for both victor and vanqushcd
might have been prayed for. With
this touch of conventional prayer, the
spectacle would have been complete.
There would have been nothing lacking
to bring out the crying contradiction
between our prOfesseu creeds in
ChristendOm and the actual deeds
which make up the business and pleas.
ure of our lives.
1T is one thing to fight for right
and justice. 1t is another to cnthrone
the fighting instinct, and l believe that
the growing inclination OF what are
called the best people in our land to
give their Endorsement to such con-
tests is an expression of iecadencc
1t means the vitiation of our moral
America has taken step Backward
Rabbi Schulman analyZed the fight
in considerable detail. saying that
what was good in it was the physical
courage and the fairness of playing tn"
game. While rejoicing in the cham
rions evidence of Jewish fearlessness,
the rabbi said Leonard would have
done better to refuse to fight on the
Sabbath, which begins at sundown
each Friday. The evil of the fight. he
declared, was two-fold-the glorifica-
ton of the spirit of pugnncity and the
evil that permeates everything for
gain.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
Y. NJ. & Y. w. ii. A.

The Y. NJ. & Y. w. II. A., held an
other one of their enjoyable get to-
gether" meetings followed by snappy
dance program and Judging from the
number with whom it has become 4
habit. it would seem that the program
committee has struck responsive
chord. The committee is already at
work on the details for the next affair
to be given February 9th for which
several added attractions have been
secured
This organiza lion is as its name i'm
plies Young Mems and Young
WOmen's Hebrew Association" and
those who desire to share in our en-.
joyabIe and interesting activities are
urged to send in their applications to
Miss Anna Wandel, 1865 York street.
B. J.. L.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
LAST CALL.

The b. NJ. II. Dance with the b. NJ.
II. Spirit will be given Wednesday
evening, February 10th. at the Adams
Hotel. The hostesses have been untir-
ing in their efforts to make this af
fair Il social success. Dancing. cards,
and other diversions will be the fea-
lures of the evening. Tickets can be
procured from the following hostesses !:
Mcsdames " Hyman, S. Goldfarf,
Rosenthal. Il. Cook, Milstein, J. Pep
per. Russman. NJ Grimes, B. Schwartz,
d. Wandcl, NJ. Bronstein, b. Schrai-
berg. Auerhach. NJ. Polse. NJ. Heller,
KcStenbaum. Barnett, ii. Robinson,
Samuclson and Miss Irene Miller.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
HEBREW CLUB MEETS.

The fourth meeting of the Hebrew
club was held Saturday, Feb. 9th.
s p. III. ut the office of Dr. Blumberg,
the president of the club.
The famous poet, NJ. NJ. Dolitzki,
honorary president of the organization
suggested that the club have an open
meeting with Hebrew program.
which was accepted.
This meeting will be held in the near
future and preparations will be made
to give n Hebrew play, during Pass
over week. The name of the club was
changed from Ogudah Ibris to Ibryioh.
The next meeting Will be held on
Saturday. February 10Th, at DR.. Blum
berg's. 3135 w. Colfax.-M. s. $.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
OPTINIISTS.

a meeting of the Optimists was held
Mt the home of Miss Milstein Thursday
evening, February ), at which many
things were discussed including the
Ninth Annuel Shirt Waist dance to be
held at Progress club. March 31st, ana
an entertainment to be given for tn"
Soldiers of the FitZsimmOns hospital.
Refreshments We're served. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Miss Newlander, Thursday evening
February II. 254O High.
Don't forget the Ninth Annual Shirt
Waist dance of the Optimists, former
ly the Y. w. II. A. to be held at the
Progress club, Thursday evening
March 31st. Eurton's ten piece or
chcstra.-A. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
PALESTINE A BRITISH MANDATE
NOT A COLONY.
(Jewish News Service.)

(Jewish News Servlce.)
Jerusalcm-Sir Herbert Samuel
made the statement today that Pal
estine is not British colony, as has
been stated by some enemies of Eng
land and ZiOnism.
The High Commissioner declared
that while England and her colonies
have an understanding as to the
amount of postage to be charged
mutually between them and the mother
country. postal rates between Palestine
and Britain must be on the basis of
foreign postage. Britain has not made
Palestine colony. 1t is an indie
pendeIft state under British mandate
and therefore not to be included in the
cheaper postal rates as these prevail
ing between England arl her cot
Onies." said Sir Herbert Samuel
The Commissioner issued an order
declaring that the immigration de
partment of Palestine is the only au-
thority for the issuance or visa Of
passports and that Egyptian money
may be legally current in the coun-
try.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
COLUNIBINE CLUB.

y very enjoyable meeting of the
COlumbine club was held at the home
Of Sarah Edleman, Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
II was decided that secretary be
elected. Doris Rosen was the success
full candidate.
A committee of arbitration was
formed and those elected We're as fol-
lows: Sylvia Shapiro, Anna Stein and
Doris Roscn.
The meeting adjourned for "A social
hour.
The next meeting will be held ut
the home of Bessie GardcnswartZ. Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock. February
20. All members are urged to he
prcsent.-D. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
COUNCIL ALLIANCE GIRLS.

The Misses Bertha PrintZ. Juli;,
PrintZ and Lillian Hursch will he hos
tcsScs at the regular meeting of the
Council Alliance Girls which will he
held at the home of Miss Lillian
Hursch. 1I15 Bellaire street on sun.
day February Ii mt 300 p. III. sharp.
Miss Elsie Mayer will render u
piano solo. Miss Sylvia .Eisenberg will
give reading and Mr.. Edwin Witt"i.
shofer will give an address.
All members are requested to he
present
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
DENVER CLUB OF NEW YORK

The Denver club has been organized
in New York City, by Il group of young
people for the purpose of keeping in
close touch with former Denvcrites
and welcoming those who visit here.
The first meeting was held on Sun
day. January 80, at the home of the
Misses Stella and Jennie Hellcrstcin,
who reside at 1913 Hart street, Brook
lyn.
The following members were chosen
Officers: Miss Jennie Pepper, prcsi
dent; Miss Sadie Schenkman, vice
president; Miss Bessie Marcus, secrc-
tary; Miss Fannie Gordon. treasurer
The club will be delighted to get
tidings from all newcomers. If mail
is addressed to the seen etary at 451
West 1GI street. New York City. all
arrangements for hearty welcome
will be taken care of.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
The Work of Jewish
Charity in New York
MIR. WARBURG SUGGESTS NOVEL
SYSTEM OF CONTRIBUTIONS.
~. C. Is. Service,


New YorL-Thousands of Jews were
present last night at the annual meet.
ing of the Federation of Jewish Phil
anthropies From the report of Mr..
Felix Warburg. the president of the
Federation, it appeared that during
1920, the Federation allotted to the 30
institutions which are affiliated with
it. S2,S43,324.59 In addition S320,OOO
was distributed to non-affiliated in.
stitutions. At present the Federation
has a deficit of 1G4,319.23.
In order that the huge quantities of
supplies required by the 30 institu-
tions and organizations it supports
may be obtained at minimum prices,
Mr.. Warburg suggested that instead
of striving to obtain money, the Busi-
hess Mems Council of the federation,
under whose auspices the meeting was
held, should obtain commodities.
.'Tabulate everything that is needed
in an institution foods, medicines,
clothing, fuel, etc" said Mr.. War
Lurg. Give this tabulation to every
trade leader and instruct him what
to collect. In this manner all the
supplies will be furnished, and money
will be needed only for fixed charges,
salaries, light, heating and power. En-
pensive purchasing agents, possibility
of improper buying and the stigma of
profitccring will be eliminated
The Business Mems Council, accord
ing to Percy ). Strauss. the Associate
chairman, obtained S125,491 in new
subscriptions and S1S,2O5 in donations
last year.
The business program was supple
mentcl by musical entertainment in
which participated Miss Lenore
Sparkes of the Metropolitan Opera
house; Sascha jacobson, the violinist;
Miss Mana yucca, compOser-painist.
and the Rev. Posef Rosenblatt, the
Cantor. Samuel Rzeszewski. the eight
year old chess prodigy, blindfolded
gave an exhibition of his skill, his op
ponent's moves being called off to
him.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
JOINT SOCIAL MEETING.

Final arrangements for the Big So
cial meeting have been completed by
the joint committee of the Alumni,
Bar Mitzvah Brotherhood and Junior
Congregations of b. NJ. II.
The program. which will feature n
talk by District Attorney Philip S.
Van CiSe. will also include selections
by the Manual Jazz quaretette and
fancy dancing by little Miss Fredella
Brilliant.
This will be followed by refresh
ments and dancing for which special
orchestra has been obtained-H. n.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
OLA CLUB.

A very interesting meeting of the
Ola club was held at the home of Ida
Harvey. last Saturday evening, thS
9TH. All members We're present ana
a book was read, which provoked
lively discussion.
The officers of the club are Morris
Grupp. chairman. Anna Spanier, sec
retary, and Merriam Splitter, treasurer
The purpose of the club is to study
literature.
The next meeting will he held at the
home of Merriam Splitter, 1886 Lafa'
vette street. on Saturday evening, the
18th. and visitors will be welcome.
Every minute will be filled with some
thing of interest.-A. J. q.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
THE SIGMA ALPHA PHI GIRLS.

A very interesting meeting of the
Sigma Alpha, Phi Girls was held at
the home of Miss Kaufman, Sunday,
January 80, 1921. Final plans We're
which it is going to give Sunday
at the Orphcum followed by "A lunch
con. \ very enjoyable program was
given by the club, an interesting num-
Der was given by Miss Sylvia Schap.-O
who did fancy dancing.
After an enjoyable social hour the
club adjourned to meet with Miss
Seiduer, February II, 1921.-S. I. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
JEWISH CULTURE LEAGUE MEET
ING.

The second open meeting of til"
Jewish Culture League will take place
on Monday, February 14th., p. H..
in room Ii Cheltenham school.
The speakers of the evening will be
Mrs. l. Rude who will begin her Sc
ries of lectures on Beacon Lights OF
Jewish History" and DIR. \. NJ. Blum
Eerg, who will give his first lecture
on the TaImud General discussion to
follow each part of the program.
Considering that the use of the room
is only available until 10 O'CLOCK, we
request the public to kindly come on
time so that we can fully carry out our
prOgram-M. s. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
u. OF. c. JAZZ CLUB HOLDS
BANQUET.

A banquet was held Monday evening.
January 81, in honor Of the Initiation
of Harry Goodstein of Denver into
the Jazz club at the University of Col
orodo The tonstmastcI of the eve.
ming was Mr.. Herman Frlngle.
Several interesting talks were given
by members and the enjoyable evening
was concluded by singing the Nation
al song" Take me to the Land of
Jazz."-M. NJ. S.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
JUNIOR NIIZRACHI.

The Junior MiZrachi of West Col
fax will meet on Sunday. February
IL, at 200 p. m. at the Old Talmud
'Torah. Some important questions are
to be considered and every member is
urged to be present. All those who
are interested or wish TO apply for
membership are cordially invited to
come to this meeting.-Z. c.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
THE UTOPIAN CLUB.

The long deferred meeting of the
Utopian club will be held soon. II
you watch this space next week you
will find out when it will be. And it
sure will be worth your while to come.
OF course the meeting will be inter
esting, and then, after the meeting
Well. just you come and see for your
sclf-A. J. G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
A. A. e.

was held at the home of Phil Judd
Monday evening, February . On ac-
count of the illness of Mr.. NJ. Penter
his talk to the club has been postpOn-
ed to our next meeting.
Final preparations for our George
Washington" party to be given Feb.
Il at the Bellevue have been arranged.
Oscar Zwiebel has been admitted to
our club.--I.. l..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
c. A. c.

The last meeting of the c. \. c.
was held on February S, at the Com
munity Center. An Interesting speeci
was given in Yiddish by the president
Bob Miller. Tryouts for the debate
with the o. W. L. were held. We ex.
pcct to have talk in Yi<!dish every
week by one of the members.-C. l.. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
b. NJ. II. JUNIOR CONGREGATION

All members of the Junior Congrc-
cation are requested to be present at
the big fun-making frolic given by the
Il. NJ. III. Alumni. Junior Congrega-
ton. and Bar Mitzvah brotherhood,
Sunday. February Is. 500 p. m. at
the Adams Hotel ballroom. Dancing,
refreshments and an elaborate pro-
from. Don't forget-L. S. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
ID. ii. 1. GIRLS DANCE.

The ID. II. I. Girls, are planning to
show everybody good time at Their
dance Mt Progress club. on Thursday,
February n. Good music. good hall
and many other attractions are what
they will furnish. SO buy your tickets
and make your datcs.-A. B.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
THE SIGMA THETA III AND Hal
resi- DANCE.

The Sigma Theta Pi and the Hal
Rcsh Fraternity will give n joint dance
Mt Progress club February II. a
novel idea will be the privilege of
each one who buys ticket to vote
for his pet charity.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
COLONNADE CLUB.

One of the very most interesting
meetings of the Colonnade club was
held in the Adams hotel Sunday, Feb.
&. Snappy arguments were heard on
Il number of vital questions pertaining
TO the club What say about that af-
fnir-nll set boys?-J. Q.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
YOUNG JUDEA ACTIVITIES

The last business meeting of Young
Judea was held Wednesday evening,
February 2nd a pleasant social hour
followed.
ON last Friday evening. at the Oheb
Zadck Synagog Forum the following
speakers presented Jewish topics ::
Miss Ellen Mayer and Mr.. Samuel
SchlcSinger, Jr.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
OWL.

\ regular meeting of rhc Owl was
held at the Community Center. Feb.
ruary l. Harold Zelinkoff and Julius
Hollander will give brief talks ON
some interesting subjects at the next
meeting. The club will go to the Sion
ion Novelty dance in II body.-M. G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
ID. U. MEMORIAL.

The next meeting of the Memorial
society will be held next Sunday eve
ming, ut the Adams hotel. Mr.. George
Levy. IL prominent Jew of this city.
will address the meeting. Members
and non-mcmbers alike are cordially
invited. The meeting will begin
prOmptlE on time.-L. j. c.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

Politeness is the exhibition in man.
ners or speech of considerable regard
for others. PolitenesS costs nothing,
valuable business asset in dealing with
the public. Politeness is the dis.
tinguishing mark of manners and good
breeding.
Hartman National Bank.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
Hartman Ma ational Bank.

While appearing in Philadelphia,
Pa. Al JOlson, the comedian, paid
visit to the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
and presented the home with player
piano.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09
Clubs
THE sIONIAN CLUB DANCE.

Come up. this Saturday night, to the
Valentine Novelty dance at Progress
club.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-02-09

The day is short, but the labor is
creat.-Talmud.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

~ 49, saNfa iff-Ns
HOUSTON. AP'sy ig.-M a. Cos
seti president Federal Land hunk ~
Houston. has given ont thr following
'taicmont
~ b. expo toi that from tho ,llr
n farm lodn b. ms issIod hy tho Fed.
raj Land hanks ~ pr tsmert ~
thu SECRETARY ol th" treasury. tho F,i.
raj innl hank pt Houston VIII receive
=. ECO ouD Tor ium0diit, nee in closing
loans to rlgibl" farmers AuurNimaiu
y $1,000 900 81 This sum Niil b." ustd
"a thu closing p lnlrs already 90.
proved. This viii lrai, g.uuu .upa Geo b.
loaned mn new appll, ifi.DI wu "a. oUI
allotment from thD nIf $50. ,f hHnds
and Win d. distribut q Through The 30.
National Farm Lo,n associations boz
rs district boz addition o. tlr s. 900
1eeo ALREADY approved.
Letters have lDu -,rt UIt to M
wcutafs.tf,hruprs 81 iam Lean u.s.
eeiaumv. advising 30 this situation.
Elih re- fIprly 90 nrw hlluk auuEratiou.
a. be- taken an snut ia at onrr. aud
800 y siN" "tHtt" VIZ ''sHA Nf'tfA
MAY ! 10 appraise 90" se.urifs's 81.
fcr,i
'S'Crrtary.tr'lsurcrs are advised
thai 10 n tho purpose ~ the hank
a. serve. first. HAT , iass, ol ollgihl,
farmers IN danger ~ fore nsurr ou
accDunt % past duo notes AGAINST their
homes. and Ia take up and extend past
dur Indebtedness incurred fnT agrirul.
nfal purposes such IS are authorized
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
Iiy JOHN PAGE
Starr CnrNsnondenil

WASHINGTON. d. G.. April ig--Sec'
retaiy 81 State Hughes In having mark
I'd success In his negotiations with for
eign governments. France has accepted
the American viewpoint on tho status
OF the Island n Zap. and fh.r, are in
dlcatlons that japan. Great Britain and
the other aliicd nations VIII fall into
line and dispose OF the controversy by
intornatlonaiizing the island.
Tho significance u what has happen.
cd. however. does not lic merely In thu
Yap question itself. Something broader
II involved. II Il the expressed willing
ness a. France 20 b. the close friend
OF America In shaping a new foreign
policy.
Great Britain has on more than ono
occasion since tho war manifested dc
side a. work In harmony With IN,
United States In matters ~ world policy
and there " reason for belief that she
Il now oxortinE pressure upon Japan
to gct her Nipponcsc ally 20 giyc W.
her claims TO Yap.
Secretary Hughes has handled al nc
rotlations. thus Ear. with the mos, per
feet tact. and yet with a firinneS that
II unmieiakallo. Although he Is not h.
ing quoted every day. and IA careful
Nd, ui the commonts that are authorized
Ter publicati n. b. is giving the newg
paper mn at Washington a rare oN
ample Il frankncfs In dealing With ~,
press.
SIR. Hughes nrofaoes his remarks us
ually with the injunction that be- u not
90 h. quoted. hat h. discusses questions
with amazing fge,lam AMI with a ciaf
ny that leaves M rom FOR misundcr
standing. Just the other day scsnCbody
asked him 10 comment on n note that
had heen rccfiyod by the United States
government. The Communication vas
obviously iavomhic 20 our gosesnmcnt
hut ar. Hughes Iolhted out thai b.
dldn't want 20 start a precedent Of com.
mcnt. Caasa' might arise. be- thought
where the notes In question might no,
b. 81 sAv0rabls. and u b. should rnfrain
from commenting on them hls sllenc
might b. taken an evidence Of an w
friendly sentiment toward the govern
menis from whence they came.
There has been a eood'deal Of ,roubl.
in the past about prsss az niA puhliciu
men and propagandists. There will b
little such trouble under secreiar.
Hughes. lie Is his own best spokesman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

oles In Washington. Al the good things
which have been expected u tho new
secretary of state are more than being
realized
The note from France IL his first biz
triumph. France Admits that the hand
Ing ont Of mandRtes Ia tho past has
been rather hsphazsrdly done. and ,hat
the United States OF right has some.
thing TO say regarding the disposition
~ the property al an enemy that she
helped to suiduc. The French spokes'
men "a Washington have gone even
fnrthci IN their oral expressions than
did the note from Paris. TLcy have said
frankly that they didn't think Il was
tho right thing FOR the rrca, powers 90
do o. take advantage of Americas ah.
senc' from the conferences held In Eu.
ropr a. dispose Of vast stretches 81 ter.
ritogy without N, express consent q;
tn United states government
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

"Whlt Is 10 whom YOU'RE married
tWi,c 90 no, mW" tim,
"ruiymmy'
And whom y,g'r, 0uly married onccT
"Nouoinlr'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20

the Peace G. q lands Tuesday follow.
INK the death Of Diamond Jim" and
arrnignsd on the charge Of murder
Her bail was ikea az $500 ana defend.
ant was rcmnndcd to iiil bon default ~
bond
Diamond Jim" calvin di,d 1t the
local mnitnuum az 1.a0 O'Clock Tues.
lay morning with five bullet wounds in
his body that n,rthh calvin. hi wife.
told N" officers she inflicted She used
an automatic gun on her husband ~
sclf defense according a. her statement.
ATTORNEY AllN Mood hHs been retained
~ counsel hy defendant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-20
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS PLACED
FOR LOAN ON TEXAS FARM LAND
THROUGH FEDERAL FARM BANK

under the Farm L.1n act. In tho pres
'aoc ~ limited Inds. and an almost
unlimited demand d, becomes necessary
and uurf o. adopt stllrt rulo ~
o. WHO .s rn ohLihlr farmer Nonrcsl.
d'ni landlords, whose farms atc rented
on thn ysMl 'rus, nc"i MT apply.
Looms O. huy land livestock. 10 clear
hDd. .ul mako improvements an al.
ihnrig,d uudor Ia" t,w. should b. post