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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
Teachers Conference
In Americas Nov. IL

AMERICUS, Nov. Educators
from all parts of Georgia will gather
in Americas November II to attend a
two-day conference of teachers. prin-
cipals and school superintendent and
Others engaged in educational matters.
Many club women it is expected will
also attend the conference. Among the
noted Georgia educators who will be
here are DR. ]. S. Stewart, professor
of secondary education of the Univer-
sity of Georgia and f. A. Pound, SUI.
pervisor of secondary education of the
University both of Athens.
The session will lie called to order in
the auditorium of the Americas High
School at 8 o'clock in the evening of
Armistice day by J. F. Mathis super
intcndent of Americas public schools.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
Mail Trucks In New
York Heavily Guarded

NEW YORK, Oct, 3l-Rcsponsi-
bility for failure to carry out orders
for the protection of valuable mail,
which enabled bandits to hold up a
mail truck in Broadway last Monday
night and escape with $1,500,000 in
securities and cash, will be determined
by a government investigation
ordered today by postmaster General
Hays. The inquiry will be conducted
Mr.. Hays stated, by w. Irving Glover
third assistant postmaster general.
All mail trucks leaving the city hall
station today were accompanied by
armed motorcycle guards. In the future
postal officials said trucks will be
sent from carious stations to the rail-
way depots only when they have full
loads instead running them on sched-
ule time. Each truck will then be ac-
compaied by three or four armed mo-
torcycle escorts.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
Society To Recognize
Ireland Is Growing

CHICAGO, October 3l-National
headquarters of the American Associ-
alton for the recognition of the Irish
Republic will be moved from Chicago
to Washington tomorrow so that the
organization may concentrate on its
Legislative program, and be near the
center of such activities, it was an.
nounced here today.
Since the national convenient here
last April, according to Thomas w
Lyons, national secretary, the member
ship has grown to more aim one mil.
lion and state organizations have been
perfected in as states.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
Register For The
City Election

The registration books for the city
election close next Saturday at 600.
?. NJ, and though there are no con-
tests in this election, the nominations
for all offices being officially made
at the primary election, it is in keeping
with good citizenship, especially for
our new electors, the ladies, to register
and vote, and thus give the incoming
administration a feenng of approval
by the voters. You can't vote with
out being registered. Books are open
at the City Hall each day until 800
P. NJ, balance Of the week.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
ii Fishermen Believed
10 Have Been Drowned
In Jersey Coast Storm

ANGELSEA, N. J. Nov. I-EIeven
fishermen are believed to have been
drowned by the upsetting of small
open motor boat IN the southeastern
storm that prevailed along the New
Jersey Coast. One fishing boat is still
missing. The sea tragedy was not dis
covered until two bodies were washed
ashore near the Cold Spring coast
guard station and the finding earlv
toGay OF an upturned boat.
The two fishing boats left Ange1sea
yesterday in the teeth of the rising
storm for the fish pounds, about ten
miles off shore.
Storm Reported Over Tennessee
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA storm
of marked intensity was reported by
the weather bureau today over east
ern Tennessee. moving northeast
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
VALLEY FORGE SOIL
SENT TO MILLEDGEVILLE

HARRISBURG, Pa. Nov. i By
direction of Governor Sproul the Penn
sylvania State Department of Forestry
will dig a small quantity of soil from
Valley Forge historic camp grounds
of George Washington's troops and
send it to Milledgeville Ga. to be used
in the planting of a Liberty Tree
in that place on Armistice Day. A
request was received from the Georgia
authorities for soil "to remind the
youth of our country that sectional
estrangement no longer exists and that
in place of it we have a union of the
states no man can ever severe.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
Watson Pleads For War
Bonus For Ex-Soldiers

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31-Sena-
tor Thomas E. Watson delivered to-
day in the Senate a powerful plea for
ex-service men. The Senate had I'M
der consideration the Reed amend
ment to the tax bill in which the Miss
ouri Senator proposed to pay tho SOL
diers who served in the late war a
bonus of 81 for each day the soldier
served.
Senators Reed and Stanley earlier
in the day made speeches in favor of
bonus for the American soldier;
Watson of Georgia made the con-
Guiding argument for the Reed amend
ment.
In an outburst of eloquence, the
Georgia senator declared:
"The soldiers who fought for civ
ilization and humanity in the late war
and who uncrowned Hohenzollerns
and Hapsburgs, were given boisterous
send-offs, they were conscripted into
foreign service; upon their return they
received pittance of 500, barely en-
ough to buy a change of clothing.
Senator Watson told Republican sena-
tors that they were digging their own
graves in denying adequate compensa-
tions to the er-service men.
Among the Georgians in the gallery
who listened to Senator Watson was
Judge James !. Flynt, of Griffin. a
visitor to Washington who pronounc-
ed the Georgia senator's speech eel
Ioquent and convincing.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
Parent Teachers
Committees Appointed

A call meeting Of the executive
committee and teachers Of the Third
Ward of Parent-Teachcr Association
was held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. L. Frazer. Plans were
discussed for the Improvement of the
chool
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Program Committee
Mrs. R. l. Maffett, Chairman.
Mrs. A. w. Kirkland
Mrs. Frank Ward.
Mrs. Fl. H. lam-s
Mrs. r. f. ee.
Membership Cur rittee
Third Ward Faculty.
Miss hveritt ChD;rman.
Reception Ccintnittee
Mrs. ] B. Russell. Chairman
Mrs. Louis Turner.
Mrs. Guy tombstone.
Mrs. S. E. Clark
Mrs Hooker.
Mrs. Bob Fletcher.
Decorating Committee
Mrs. J A. Jones, Chairman.
Mrs. H. M. Warren.
Mrs. A. H. Thurmond.
Refreshment Committee For Month
of November -
Mrs. Chas. Isler,
Mrs. J. L. Frazer,
Mrs. Sam Abrams
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
Young Mems Club
of Brunswick Buys
Bankrupt Car Lines
G. c. Smith, Former Fitzgerald Man
May Head New Concern

BRUNSWICK, Nov. 1.-The city
nd Suburban Railway Company
bankrupt, operating a street car line
hare, was purchased today by the
Young Mems Club of Brunswick, at
a commissioners sale ordered by the
United States district court. The club
bid in the property for $12 100, subject
to confirmation by the court, with the
announced intention of operating the
line. The property was valued at $3.50
OOO. The new line will be known as
, the Brunswick and Interurban Rail-
$vay Company. The stockholders of
Brunswick who have organized them
selves into company to see that the
city does not lose its street railway
Brunswick covers large space OF
territory and it would work a most
serious hardship to all classes, should
this mode of transportation be dis
continued.
The present plan of the new COM
pany Gals for the extension of the line
10 Arco, just as soon as the work can
ce done, and the arrangement of the
lines in various portions of the city
but just what track will be changed
has not yet been determined.
G. c. Smith has been the moving
spirit In the campaign to buy this
k1e, and will probably be the direct
Fg head of the new company until
the same can be organized and put
i'll proper working condition.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
Southeastern Roads
And Men To Settle
Disputes Privately

WASHINGTON, Nov. railways
of the Southeastern territory and the
four railroad brothcrhoods today an
nounccd the establishment of a joint
board to adjust disputes growing out
of personal grievances or out of in
depreciation or application of sched-
ules, practices and agreements which
cannot be settled by direct conference.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
900 LONGSHoREMEN
a STRIKE AT GALVESTON

sGALV7STON, Tex. Nov. 1-One
pusand .gshoremen refused to take
hkir places at their jobs here today
'sndinG wage settlements. The refus-
|Fto return to work today also includ-
Zoo men at Houston and $50 men
fcxas City.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
FAMILY POLITICIANS

Little Bobbic-Mom, get me a bag
of peanuts. | wanna feed the elephant
Mom-No, Bobbie papa is a dem
ocrat and he wouldn't approve of your
feeding the Republican party emblem
Houston Post
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
FIVE STORES AT BERLIN
DESTROYED BY FIRE

MOULTRIE, Nov. Five general
stores at Berlin, near here were de-
stroyed by fire this morning with a
loss estimated at $4,000. The cause
of the blaze was not determined.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
BOX SOCIAL AT
DORMINEY HIGH

BE sure to come to the Box Social
at the Dorminey High School Satur-
day night. We have the Lynnwood
Minstrel as special feature; open at
7;30.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
Cashier Short; Leaves
For Parts Unknown

SAVANNAH, Nov. l. President
]. H. Fl. Entelman of the Commercial
Bank, yesterday announced that
bank examiner had on Saturday dis
covered shortage of $4,000 in the
accounts of w. A. Reilly, cashier.
Kelley, Mr.. Entelman said, appears
to have absconded. He left the city
Friday with his family. The bank an
nounced that Reilley's bond of SIS, 900
protected the institution against any
loss.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
HELD IN CONNECTION
WITH HOUSE BURNING

GRAY. Ga, Nov. Tom Kitch-
ems has been arrested and placed in
jail in Gray, as suspect in connec-
ton with the burning of the home of
O. Moore, of Griswdldville, few
days ago.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02
Mountain Climbing Feat

Geneva, Swift. M Schwarz, memb-
err of the Swiss Alpine Club is the LIST
man to succeed in climbing Mount
Colon, ll,955 feet from the north side.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02

CHICAG0-Reposs to the American Farm Bureau Federation
headquarters from the that the drive California
meeting with great success Gov VIM Stephens the first
Join and the above photograph The
Governor the middle with Dr. w. H. Walker president the
California Farm bureau federation his right and Fred Harvey farm
bureau dairy commissioner, on his left
The said Realizing
California that
toward the development
relief
ing reaching from the school house the and
Grafton and the American Farm. Bureau Federation"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-11-02

Mr. Willie Reddock left Tuesday
morning for Norman Park where he
will! enter the Norman Institute
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-16

dovazil kladivo klieste prssel sas hon us 6asu NE
ale dostal som stastve cely al ku vahe Uradnik
pn vahe stojaci mi povie Len jedsn balka 70 chode
tel druhej vahe my tn vazme viacert balky jednu
poukazku' Teda tiskat' 6akat' " neboli
predo len raja cakatelia ked radnfk prestal va
lit ze je IL cas- st' donov Co robit'g Musel som svoj
balk zabit tam nechat' do draaheho dina ia
v ten den nelnohol ami vecerat ami spat.
(Dokoncenie buducne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-16
UVAHY uDA /. KAT. SLOW. JEDNOTY.
s Pise I'd (. 259.

Nase smrtne pady "a mesiac
september 1921 boly 49. Ia tieto
smrtne pady X. j. vyplatila $32,-
10000. Udovia ale zaplatili ia
smrtny a rezervny fond $47 ,328.43
tax re mesacny zvysok boil v tych-
to dvoch fondoch SIS, ,228.43. Daj-
me tomu, zeby tie smrtne pady
boly jednake kazdy mesiac, ma
kol ,ko pocet ddoy vzdy viae a
Wac upada, dl'a toho budd al ma
Sc fondy nizsie. 0 jeden rok NJ
smrtny a rezervny fond mesac-
neho prfjmu mai by len $45.3l5,
|Pocet 1doy ale BY obnasal 47,98s.
10 Z rokov 4 mesiace pocet udov
by az boil len 34,012 tax samo
aj nase prijmy do smrtneho a re-
zervneho fondu by uz obnasaly
len $32, ,O64.OO. Nase sinrtne pady
by SINE ale, muselis pIatit' V OBJ
nose $32.l0000,. tax ze by SINE uz
ku tomu musei dokladat,, $s6. 90.
Teda dl'a toho lfase prlspeyky ma
Esmrtny rezervny fend by nani
postacily este Z rokoy as mesia-
lcov teraz by SINE museli pohndt
nasu hotovizen, naSe dspory.! Ro-
ku 1929 mesiaci marci by sIne
museli uz $500 ma smrtne pady
| iokladat'! A zkadee Mas rezery-
ny a smrtny fond ma prffomne
! 81 .974,251.O1. "a bud1cich I iro-
kov zvysok ma tie 2 fondy by OBJ.
nasal $679,913.43, spolu by sme
mali tych dvsch fondech 81
654.164.44. Ia Z rokoy 4 pereen-
fovy interes lem cd 2 milionov OBJ
nasa $500, ,O0oOo. TAX ze by sme
mali snhrnny kapital sanrtnom
la rezervom fonde roku 1929: So,
I214,164.44. Ia budacieh 10 rokos
to jest do roku 1889 by SINE do.
kladali ma smrtne pady 81 l,225,
41S.00, tax Se by nam estate este
81, 1888. 1860. Cd 2 milionov 4 PEI
eentovF interes "a 10 rokov by OBJ
nasal 81, ,O00. .O24.0O, spolu by SIN.
mali *2,9ss. .760O0. Poeet ddov E
Ste by obnasal v tom case IL, 2,98z
tax ze roku 194S v mesiaei mare
poslednych A iadoy zomrelo a bo
10 vyl1eeno. Penazne ale by sm'
"a tych 6 rokev 2 mesiaee est
dokladali $2,973.33S.OO, tax Z
ked' by nasa organizacia uz via
nejestvovala, vsetky smrtne pad.
by boly vyplatene este by 81
zvysilo po mas $15,2 ,22200, bez to
no, ably SINE podvysili prispevky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-16

Ma predaj lebo ma zamenu s ak
rova drabekna farma ,umiestnena
7-nil' Cd Yoahgstewnu ia maka-
dam ceste, v huste osadenom
okoi, znamenita sem. svah.
Vel'ky vyber ovocia, studnova q
cisternova voda v dome, Z izbovy
dsn, ~ lstsv - : gnEaz, 20
nin<s sssty q psaliGa1j kary.
fcts j nnansni1t Asn6sk a mo,
xsts - vssels kf41s' = $500.
xaSaaajts q. = DsSslD 3 Ira G.
nHk - 1sns 1ssings an Loan
|DnAsvAs - rsdsrsl 3t9o, Auto
Matfl13 -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-16

"A dl'a toho mozem smelo bez
obavy tvrdit', ze nasu organiza-
ciu Cd npadku nezachrani podvy--
senie prfspevkov, ale prirast no.
veho clenstva!
Ktory z naojich spolubratov by
ma chcel cislicove kontrolovat' v
mojich ivahach, mech ponziva "a
podklad cislice . roku 1918, 2 me-
siaca septembra do roku 1921, me
siaea septelnbra dpadku iidov a
vzrastu rezervneho a smrtneho
fondu. JaA pripdst am, ze moEp
chyby v txchto mojich dvahach
byt', ale tie chyby ma podstate ME
yel'a mozu Menit' Lebo pensxns
sislice ohl l'adom Interest,", ked by
ich akuratne rdtal pelnoSaych
drokoch, tax by zrobilyi este vyse
800, O,0OO.O0, no ia sNin len rocny
interes rat&l to len cd hrubych
eislic! I,ebo t'azko praeuiaeems
slovekpvi je to ami nemeEno. Go
sa tTeee iidoy, som brai vi naesas-
NY dpadek 176 cienov, q slee -
smrtnych p&dov a 1877 vyld6enych
lebe o tol'ko nasa srganiz&cia nae
sacne "a peslednyeh 80 mesiacov
| upadala ma elenstve aFiemerne
. A obnes sem bral na 49 Smrtnych
padev $s2, 10000, ako je yykszs.
ne hlavnym ia io,anikom 4 mesia-
"a septembra 1921.
ked' koneim moje riadky, pra-
iem ct. redakcii vsetkym eta
tel 'om toheto sasepisu st 'astlivs
sviatky st'astlivy NovS rek'
! Som 6ctou vam oddanI.
| Yalsnt Hatala
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-16

Hl'ada sa rodina, ktora by chce.
la do prenajmu 2 izbovy byt q pri
tom by zena bola ochotna vypo-
moot pri domacej praci.
Haste sa pod cislom 2618
Cooper street. Pri novel skole ma
Lansingville.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-12-16
EA1lGT

Ian 3 nfn6E sasty od poulicnej
ifEy, - 4'aasans - Eosasstownu
- anrSy Vi naJlalbsj me, vel.
- shsdlsla . inf stxxislnk. svel'ky
|szsk A4svt ,Asa I, psjds.n; 1s
aarsv Iaseviaan . Is a3usv ora-
Ell asns DsArs' ossty., Len
4oooo. Na spiksiy. llnsi byt'
prsda1& hened klaane. zavolajte
HI30GkLRkICHA, COS Dollar
Dark 1silAfag. 0ba tsaefony. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

They are unsirinx friends to those
who love and care for them
There n something about = cat
that arouses insfIncts Of gentlensss
and kindness In those who are fond
OF them.
Cats do not suck the breath from
infants. Nor do they nnaraud the
nesting PLACES Of birds an much ~
has been represented.
The person who dislikcs cats has
something harsh In HIS nature Fer
cats are tho essence Of refinement
One seldom sees pedigrced cat
despoiilnx or ravaxing. II II tho
common alley variety that does most
% the harm
Instead Of killing cats. let m hring
laws into being that VIII make 70
rponsibic persons care for them.
There IL no need In butchcrtns
the~c helpless things. Instead let us
all lend hand to see that cats gen.
orally suffer tesx and thereby make
them more useful.
No well cared for cat kffls birds
II II the eternaily hungry variety
that DOES the mischief.
And when a cat kills . bird III In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

eases as the cat.
A cat win push It's nose far down
into the throat OF an infant and suck
lis breath until the baby dies.
A cat win jump upon corpse and
tear the face OF the dead
a cat win return IN the morning
from sncaking about old houses.
sheds and garbage. and vornis mag
gofs on the dsningroom floor.
Cats are given moro credit for
catching mice than they deserve.
Keeping a cat IL toadying to de-
pravity. as the snake charmer 20
her snakes and the Indian and mon
key to their vcrmin.
Cats make night hideous with
their screams. and brighten sick peo-
pie and children.
The greatest destroyer Of song
birds II the cat. Upon test II has
been found that cats kin song birds
at the rate Of IS birds cat every
year.
Killing cats n the most popular
movement ever started and the joi.
lest Everybody Smiles and kills
cats and then smiles. Smiles come
first and smiles come last. and cats
pass out between Song birds. sue
cess and character remain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
SALE SHROUDED
WITH SECRECY
Shipping Board Silent on Its
Big Loss

WASHINGTON. Dec awhile
not giving any details as 10 prices
being secured for the more than
$500. 900 900 worth OF surplus mate
rails now being sold by the shipping
board for 20 cents on the dollar. Joe
w. Powell. president OF the emergen'
cy fleet corporation. says the sales
arc reaching hundreds OF thousands
a month.
He does not say who In buying ths
supplies. But he does admit the
cream OF the materials Is being sold
20 realize quick money for the board
and that large amounts OF undcsir-
able stock will bring little n anything
II left on the corporations hands aft
er the spectators have skinned
the cream at the low price.
Powell refuses 10 ray what the uiti-
mate percentage OF original cost
realized will be.
All details Of litigation are now
being suppressed by the board. and
the conditions surrounding the sale
are shrouded I'm mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

stincts are commanding II TO DO 40
In the preservation Of its own life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
Broker Il Charged
With Embezzlement

BELLINGHAM. Dec. 2.--Prosecut.
ing Attorney Loomis Baldrey de-
clarcs charges Of embezzlement will
be filed against Guy Hudgins. finan.
clai agent for the Washington Oregon
Holding Co. who Is alleged TO have
appropriated more than $4,000 be.
longing to various stock-seiling and
loan associations Of which he was the
agent
Hudgins was arrested yesterday on
a charge Of embcxzlement In connec-
ton with tho sale Of 1000 worth OF
stock In the Seattle Terminal and
Dock Co. TO Mrs. Sophie Christopher.
son. lie was given until Saturday to
plead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
Woman Says Cats
Gentle Creature,

National Secretary. American Cat
Association
Cats ara the most gentle %
creatures. They are embellishments
TO household and the most model OF
pets.
What can equal the grnce and
polse Of . cat a. II marches with
the step Of an arisfocrasr what
other animal II 70 clean In habifsT
The services OF cats cannot be
ovcrcstimated They rid homo. gran
airy and store Of rats and other 70
dents.
They are comforts 70 the spinster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
OFFER FLAG FOR
EDUCATION week


Rainier Noble post. American Le-
. ~. thru Adjutant George Flood.
yffday announced that II will pre-
+ mi flag to the school which gers
+ - the largest number OF patrons
= proportion to its enroiiment at MS
Amsrican Education Week program
4. Dext week
Thus far 50 Of the rs schools have
Nm promised speakers 10 assist In
- special Education Week program.
~ =. Fleming. director OF vocational
cu11ancs Of the Seattle schools. told
- executive committee Of the
American Legion at the office Of DR..
~n1ter Keiton, yesterday morning.
~ making the test proportional
800 the small school has as much
o1nce 70 win the flag as the large
Waiter n. Bcais spoke at the Low
81 Uhooi Thursday at n special meet
- b advance OF Education Week.
american Education Week will be-
- Sunday with a giant rnass meet.
ng II the Hippodromc at z:30 y. m.
><siding will be Commander Charles
Paul. An invocation will be Of
g1d by an American Legion chap
- Commander Paul will open the
eting with a short speech on The
Fpose OF American Education
LEX" after which Montgomery
oDch. director OF the wayfarer cho-
will lead community singing.
Professor Henry Suzzailo OF the
olvcrxity of Washington will give
eddrtss. Miss Ruth Allen Of the
Nege Of Fine Arts OF the univer-
Ia viii play a plano colo. A short
Fesx viii be given by Mrs. Cora
pon Stewart. chairman Of the
nsission on iIIitcracy OF the Ma
~ Educational association. The
EIuding address will be made by
William a. McKeever. head Of
child welfare department Of the
~ State University. Miss Kath-
Peterson will end the program
vocal yolos. Dawn" and Love
- Live
eursday the Rev. Fl. l. Chatter
executive secretary Of the Seat
Federation OF Churches, sent a
requesting all ministers Of the
70 announce the Sunday mass
'ng from their puipits In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

Cats No Better
Than Mosquitoes'

Abolition Of cats an = sanitary and
Aenlfh protecting measure Is now
Imperative Cats have no more place
= The world than cockroaches. mos
Quiloes o. flies-
The present movement. TO Be done
Vim cafs h gaining popularity All
ovor uhe worid--cats are now being
e1trrninated everywhere rapidly
Why7
No other animal has as many dis