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The New York herald., 1921-05-22
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The New York herald., 1921-05-22
BERLIN SAYS FRANCE
USED YAP AS U.S.SOP
Harding, Prodded by Paris,
Cool to Germany, Revent-
low Charges.
FRENCH ONLY WINNERS
US. Got Nothing; Germany
Lost Reparations Plea,
1t Is Said.
TREATY ON ISLAND SEEN
Diplomatic Trick, With Japan
ese Bogie in Background,
Is Intimated.
FRENCH ONLY WINNERS
TREATY ON ISLAND SEEN

Special Cable to The NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Berlin, May FL.
Americas indirect mediation in the
recent reparations crisis was lost to
Germany by France making bargain
with Washington to support the Amer
lean claims III the Yap controversy,
The New York herald., 1921-05-22

SpeciuI Despatch 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., May FL.
The House will act upon a peace feso-
luton early in June, Chairman Porter
of the House Foreign Affairs Committee
said to-day after a conference with
Republican members Of the committee
on the form Of the resolution.
1t is expected that the resolution with
be reported from the House Foreign
Affairs Committee the latter part of
next week, so that II may come uf~ in
the House the following week. 1t will
be given the right OF way as soon as 1t
is reported. Republican Leader Mordell
said.
Mr.. Porter's statement indicates that
the resolution viii not be enacted finally
Lefore the middle OF June at the earliest
1t Is Ger tain to be amended In the House
I and these amendments will have to be
threshed out by Senate and House con-
ferees.
The New York herald., 1921-05-22
FORECASTS FAILURE
OF COAL DELIVERIES
Germany Says Upper Silesia
Situation May PreUent.

BERLIN. May 21.-Germany has sent
a note to the supreme council calling
The New York herald., 1921-05-22
HOUSE TO ACT ON PEACE
RESOLUTION IN JUNE
Report Is Expected on Meas
ure This Week.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. NAV 21, I
The New York herald., 1921-05-22
SERVICES WELCOMED
His Attitude Toward Euro
pean Problems Eagerly
Awaited.
IMPARTIALITY STRESSED
Press Believes America Only
Desires to See Equilibrium
Restored.

Special Gable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, by THE New YORK HEnALr
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r..i rrrono .nr.tti pnrn.t,rto II nro.
vo ..cn,r..r' cbc o,rcbho Iovuto ra-
ooIorn % ,prgro n,rtodi % -i-toni
III ,nrrryioue ,nrti cou.ioIio,.i comm
mali ALA proy, del rnoco. mando A.
yrclbaro doyuto mostroro il sense
IdaIIo ro.popsabiIito' as-npto O. Ia Ior,
pIipcrdopza mYondo cioa' oyrcbboro
doyIto dar proya agIi eIettori che
NON ayev,ro dcmrritato II sufrra-
oio ricoyuto nellie clczioni del Novcn-
brc to1S ossi bonno rroduto di an
topomc l,interossc pcrsonaIe a quel-
10 cittadino ed hanno discrtato il
Sndaco.
i non poteya essere aItrlmentL
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Nell Administrations
COmunalG

Lon. !. Hampton Moore, incor-
rotto ed incowuttIbile sindaco di ri
ladcliia, schivando le ibridc allcanzc,
ignorando suggcrimenti cd imposi-
zioni da oualunque parte gil potcs-
sero ycnirc, con il principle del nuo-
vo ammo ha initiate un moyimento
iii rigida redcnzione, liccnziando fun
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| Ilcri al non ..r.i tnrrnrin1oTTo mare q .,nno
Idoi coneronti che ben si addicono u
'rg'nJeIn della Ioro portata~ lluoie
,ibcra rooa e s.ata ,trozzatag n for
Sc dispiacJWto che un Com.tato di
bnoni -roj 81 roohi per Ie loggo a
plogarc como stanno Io coso, contro
a. I!'I ,5a'"a o.s.a'l,-ia 81, 4I nor 10, 81
ne?
lnfamo n referendum COST come
O. fatta e. sbagIiaio. non importa yn
,iano stati ! Grandi delcgati voIcr-
10 in quel modo.
Che il referendum 81 ,ia yonto o.
stcndcrc ale loeee invcce che al
grandi dclcgati. i maIi sono Ioro
lcgali rlpprosentauti. passi pure: ma
che il risuItato della yotazione 81 do
.vessc avcrc non per loggia. cioe' mag.
gioranza @ minoranza di .ciascuna as
-cmblca. q un non sense. lie sedutc
dele loggc sono fremcntatc da DO
chi. Abbiamo ragionc di crcdere che
| allie riunioni delle Iogge piu' numero-
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ro r,.,. I''" '.., o'''i''I'''o iT "o ''l'ol
.'i,r. '''' ,' l-'i : ,''i' ~, 81 ,'''' non
yamaI; ,-,, =, ..l-,..I,; 90 w.,
ad II "piton,sso,' sono su trfto Io rn.
rie o ninacciano il rinirnondo
Sc ! boi oiuocli durgno noco
eli srhcrzi di cottivo oonera dl,rsno
pocbissimo
trogloditi coloniali in sclluccho-
TO 81 crcdcyano mel scttimo ciclo. per
che fino al oggi ncssuno aycva ic-
yata Ia vocc e protcstato contro guam
to andavano perpehando. Oggi che
10 Ii acciuffo pcl bayero. per spinuer-
u lnnanzl al Tl5nnale della pubbil-
GA opmione - lie ylttlmc (sicD pull
'uIano.
Nlttme.,. NIttlme... ma dl chi:
Cm sarebbe Il malto da Iegare prom
20 crllIcare cert slStcml colonial,
Sc cs~l Iossero lattlN Oh compaglm
'''i''i'o IlsPo:l"OlIl o raPPIc1eil'"Sse- III
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''' '''''I''',U Ii' Nv, '' 'o'''7,p I. :. W.
soma II nort,voca del n1oIcortantf .
dalIo rronIo I,oogioraIza ., che ., stan
~, JnIi. ,iot, cGse .bo ~; yanno nar-
n,trapao anofidianomcntp is m,o.to
Greater Pittsburgh. SERVO in nome
nj ppr~onc buonc ed oucstc che non
voaIiono propri nomi sulle bocche
ID mdnidui che 81 souo dato il brc-
veto del ccrsori.. ma non dclIo
-taupo d Cutono.
+ oucstc porsouc che amano In
umQuilIio' oncsta dei propri AFFAIR."
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POSTyUl

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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-09
VI

Mel numero scorso di questo gior-
male dicevamo che e c0RrjncimeHtC
qenerale che Ia cauSa deiPOrfaH0trO-
flo e COST santa, COST importante, co
81 grandiosa, CHE non 81 doUroJje da
re asc0H0 considcra.ione alcUHa a,
latrati di qualcbe scontento cronico,
ecC. eCc.
E moi i dirigenti delIOrdine FL
eli d'Italia per Ia grandiosita' del
l'idea. saremmo propensi a non GU
rare gil INSULT, lie denigrazioni, gil
attacchi, inconsulti ed insensah, e sa-
remmo anche propensi a dimenticare
e a perdonare Sc cio' valesse a far
rimettere nella retta via j TIRE o quat-
tro disgraziah che, per scopi incOn-
fessabili, 81 accaniscono contro la piu'
bella opera che Ia Grande Associa-
zione italiana 81 e accinta a portare
a compimento. T. desisteremmo, dice
vamo, dal considerare lie voci degli
scOntenti
Ma essi continuano a mentirc spu-
doratamente, sapendo di mentire;
essi continuano a falsare la verita' e
ad accusare di att che sono sola-
nente nellie lorO menti malate.
Quel signor Di Clemente di Fila
delfia, che oramai ha ACOUSTIC il me
rito ALA menzogna, non ne dice piu
una che risponda lontanamente ALA
verita'. Per esempio, il nostro diret-
tore, per grayi malattie morte in
famiglia, non 81 e recato negli uttici
deif0rdine, del quale e Grandc We
nerabile in questo State, per circa un
mese, fino a martcdi' scorso, quando
Vi rifece la prima vista. Ebbene, j
signor Di Clcmente, con l'intento di
dalmeggiare Ia causa delPOrtanotro-
flo di mcttere in cattiya luce il mo-
stro direttore, accusa questo d, aver
ecstinato Il rendicontO di un Orfano-
trofio ?scshteriano, del f:ale ell
non a,eys q non ha tncora, mel mo
mento in cui scriyiamo, preso yisionc.
A smentire il sistematico mentito-
re, Intervene il signor Giovanni Tor
chic, segretario della Commissione
Casa di Preyidenza O +. q. NJ, del
POrdine Figh d'Italia, con Ia Sc
guente lettera:
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Per POfanOtrOfiO del FigIi d'|t3Ii3

nonostantc che nella sua rclazione al
Iuluma Grande Conyenzione, il Or.
Venerable ayesse analizzata esau-
mentcmcnte questa questione in base
allie cifre.
&##
Fra qualche giorno 81 ayranno le
rispostc al referendum le quail, sia-
mo certi, suoncranno rampogna al tire
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-09

AycyO scritto guantO sopra
quando sono -tato jnformato che
CONT dcl Columbus day 1920 sonc
stati ammanniti qualchc settimana
fa... cosI. ALA chctichella; nor
dati ALA stampa. Dippiu' mi 81 rife
riscc che allie ,ittimc del terremoto,
sena autorizza2ioni del Conitato,
ne del Tcsoricrc IN csso - che RI
tengo persona oncsta G. scnza sospet-
TO sono state inSiatc HieHtediiHG-
no che Mile Lirci
4 parte giuochi di bussolotti di
quel superciuco del "Pitoncsso"
domando Sc e. ONESTO il procede-
re di tire o quattro mombn del sui
lodato Comltato. &c.. e ST. non e. YER
gognoso l'iuyio di MILE LIRE IN
Italia, dopo che ST souo raccolti, ir
T Colonia. in nome dele yittimo del
tcuamcto, gjrca DUEMFLA Dol
ILARI, per -poperarli in una ridicn-
la manifestations semj-politica, ma
con In tabelIa della carita' e del pa
triol''-nlo
a guesil gmeiltI sancuIolJl della
co.c'eIl<a % ll9IIana' a,I' Iacee Oh Oroh-
20 a''Ia eoe0Ia Nu"foia s,unge-
ra presto o uafoI iI casJi&o enc 81
I0-pcttauo comuGi truffaldini e spe-
culatori del nome itaIiano e della
P"o''ioa 'aI''''
tI oIa que parole al .'aSteiian'
dI '.'onl''eo,
bunqnc' caro- h3onascoPa' 'oie'e
'"Ie ''''" -P.'i''' en-:
hPPV..' y cIe"''' Plu naPole'l-
no. Vol late sehpiiceinehJe PiaIf
sore '....
''cfua'c.''o' era uh romano
ed TO- per ilcamoIaINI',' il eohpli-
Iilo'lt'':.' mo-. VI cn'oi''o' P"rI,noPGailieh-
'e' CIccIo C"PPucC'o'.'' Slla'ao 80
va 'Gn" Z NedeIe' so'o Pi" "apc-
'olano I'll 'ol''' .o.
VI 0o''', caro- ooh 'IGc'o l ds'ic
'Io'' P"'lIlIo'' "o'o SaPs'o
VOL P4'i'lc oI aII''IIo', y,
W ne usc'5e '"iI '''SS'o Sp''I"'D y
llooo' 81 "a am pcNT'o "a lllL'o-
i!ala cue Sl u" uaO1 "llo sOo'ii''o"
acrimonia 1ciu''ia Llco 10, 81 pos.
Soho 'Pl@t'eiIaIe PIu peSIIaIi'a u
IucS't NJ Il ''asc''ilo ''''e'e''' u
llal'lo 'l'll''l~l' ~. ...
10, caro- ,t Iot NlTIIo .I:.l,. l. oss,telo, nIi.
VI no lnSui'''o. no Sc,liPIlee,,,Snso R lit,
'e''o IU"'c,le Cosl s,i, g',g VI l,I p,,,,'-
"n poCQ 'l's,' o;"l''S' ; Pst,?,',,7,-t,z i;,.,-t
enc Po,'''e ~ SlIo e enc cl.'ainolo
earn" i '"'oI '"'''o . 0'i'V9S''e 'o
'o'llaIe I ll III -.
VOL % 'ol,'e "SI'i ny "It.o IL; az. 'osS.u ,
l""I JI; 5aJ;J @ ,'gr w; ,G9;to ;toIi SO;''' 80
non l"uQaoiu sDta per -, ~ i'~liS"I 5 ,l,e he
JoIra Lnaao
\,-.F, "a, t,fip,.gIF,t, top{i y,rv-av-4
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-09

Al Direifore dci gi0yRdic
"Ls Ljbera PUoia'
Citg.

LIS Li5er0 P0roIa".
city.
EgregiG Sig. Dretiore
Mel numero 10 del ? correute me
SC del 'R0guo" G WcciSameHte in
terra paqiHa, quarta c0i0nua. in ana
letterq arcrta del Sigaor RatfacIe Dj
Clemente, indiri.zqta at Grande Vc-
nerabHe deHOydiRe FioF dItdIia
per 10 State di Pennsylvania, lego
10 tengo Il che 81 dica Ia Uerita'
riguardo dePOrfanotrOfio, poiche',
eretta tale IStilu2i0uo, non 81 dem0l-
sea sui naScere. Per me, 10 H0t1 che
con la sold t1Ssa di ciascuH socjo di
qlaHdicj 0 remit Sold al DleSe non 81
p,l0' arero una Tstituzione decente al
POrdine. COME TU STESSO Hal
RILEV4TO D4L RENDICONTO
DBLEORF1NOTROFIO PR u
SBTTERT4NO, CHE TU CESTT-
.NdSTT."
4 questa affermazioae, FALSA
DT ,S1NA PT4NTA, sentO forte IN
me Il d0Uere di dichiarare:
/. - Per ragi0ni IL Bralattje G
morte in famjgIia, i Grande Fenera-
bile manca ddgf Uffici delIOrdine
ia pin di 1tn mese; percio' mai ha
80 Uisione del rendic0at0 deilOr-
trofio Presbiterian0 c quiHdi nan
"a in nessln mod0 ceStiuarl0.
= Nessuno degE altri Grand
BIZ ha ccstinato tale rendiCOU-
to; essendouene ncgH Uffici aHcOrG
1ltre ire copie. conseruate inSiemc ad
altri rendiconti dt different simiH
Istituzioni
8. = La copja, attualmente in
possesso di I'M fratelIo, FU DA NE,
e SOLO D4 NE, cestjnata per Ia
Semplice ragione che, non eSSeRdo 10
\ Grande UfficjGIe 0 un Componente
della COMMISSIONS 4mmjHiStratrice
tecnica delPOrfanotrofio, non sG-
peSo cosa farmene dOpo auerla letta
ed oSSerUata.
II fYatello poSSeSSOre di questd CO.
pia, Sa tutto cio', ma per ragtont pro-
prize per impreSSionare aItrt, gu
conuiene meglio di suSare Ee co,s
Intanto 10 10 inUito a smsntirmi, sc
puo'.
Colui poi, che ST e serVito di tale
5dlsd notizia, non ha Uoluto dipdT-
iirsi daHa sua abituale cOndottG: rae
coglieye cioe' propagare dele cose
sensa cuyarSj dt constatdre qudnto d
rero ii sja IN quello, che gil damn,
bere cost ala groSSa.
NeHa SperGnza che UOrrG aCcoghe
re mel suo giornaIe questa mia retti
flea, con stiHG La salute
GIOVANNI TORCHI0
Ci troviamo di fronte al cinism
pm ributtante, di fronte ad uomir
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-01-09
LOGGI1 ANTONIO UEUCCI,
No. 500
Egrcgi Graudi UfjicioH

"9' ''9' W '''' u ''
Rimetio qld acclugo il referendum
per- tCrj0"2ToI'o ap2'oV''o' come
.e''|, GJto s,'g,, % ,,a "a' 80 jo1;5crato ~, ,,
rata ii pIo,,go ain Cowmiqgione Or
fonoirofio z al Granite Venerable
dcHo Siato. signor Giuseppe Dt ST.
fcsl'o per ae2als,o 2g,' : j'llo, ne, 'g'.es-
5.'g ~ ,, ~, ,.2g', Il J ,.,.l' JjI, g m
noxt,o Oy5i0c.
4 tai uoDo an c0mitato uolouja-
RIO dl 20 Soci dcc'Se ID TecarS1 SUI
'"o9o' Domeh'c@ P'oSS'''lo' 20 per a.
cato Passcmblca di quostQ ioggia
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-10
THE BLUE LAWS
(By DR.. William E. Barton)

UST there frequent reference to the Blue Laws
These references often accompanied by the assertion
Purtanica Connecticut and perhaps in other colo
ns under the Puritan regime penal offense for man
to kiss his wife Sunday
There is indeed record in the Massachusetts courts Of
having been accused OF kissing his wife in public upon
the Sabbath but the code Of laws which made an oense for
either privately publicly to kiss his wife upon the Sab
bath is supposed to been Connecticut creation is
sued have been part Of the original law of Connecticut in
1889.
1t safe say that who makes these afrmatons
illusions done the very simple thing of looking in the
nearest general law library discover whether there ever were
any such laws
Ell. There were no such laws.
The so-called Blue Laws of Connecticut first publish
ed not in Haven 1639 but in London 142 years later
We know the of the liar who invented the socaled Blue
Laws" Among his As statutes were:
"l8 No shall the Sabbathday, walk in the
garden elsewhere except reverenty to and from worship
19 No shall travel cook victuals make beds,
house. cut hair or shave the Sabbath-day.
go No woman shall kiss her child the Sabbath or fast
ing day"
There was of this sort and there people in Lon
don in 1871 devoid of of humor that they believed
this nonsense to been genuine Puritan legislation.
The colonial admittedly and the Sabbath
as there rigid but the blue Laws owe their
ign malicious fasehood and their preservation to pardon
able ignorance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-10
THE COLOMBIA TREATY

NE of President Hardngs first acts has been prepare
message to the senate urging ratification Of the treaty
with Colombia under which pay that republic $685.
100000 for having taken the Panama canal This treaty
urged the senate by President Wilson for several
lcalls for simple act of Justice fair play The
treaty should have been ratified long and would have been
ratified for misguided notion in the senate that the
should play president well senate Let be hoped the
new executive will have his upon this subject Our
enment cannot expect carry due prestige abroad long
the senate follows petoggng tactics with reference to subjects
vitality affecting our international affairs. NNa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-10
AN INDUSTRY THAT SERVES HUMANITY

pTN HE automobile business is wonderful industry The
motor is not only OF extreme importance from the
standpoint of recreation and health but supplies
nomc need that in many regions become of mpo
than the railroads Eastern Oregon especially adapted
to the OF motor because of the magnificent distances
here and for the further travel conditions favorable
during the greater portion OF the year. The automobile and
the truck here to stay ana they going stay lkesome
other lines Of business the industry has through period
depression It will be but temporary and local dealers
correct facing the future courageousy and with smile that
won't come Off The auto show deserves the support of all
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-10
THE WORLD AS 1T IS

HIS is queer world and queer things revealed in
the days For instance at time when business is
slow and starving people in various parts the earth
crying for food $4,000 funeral held in New York City
The chief figure in the was laid to in $4,000
silver caske in the funeral chapel banked to the
ceiling with flowers that S2O00 there $50 carriages
the funeral procession and they cost another $4,000 and two
bands provided music for the OCCASION In view of such out
lay of cash would be easy suise that millionaire had
passed Not The upon whom all this grandeur
bestowed the Of Italian shoemaker Can you
beat it?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-10
nFAvY Cosr or NEt.I.Ecir

WASHINGTON, March 10--Discase,
largely due to neglect, takes direct
annual toll Of 100000, 00O worth ot
livestock. government reports showed
today. The indirect cost may be more.
Damp, poorly-ventilated stables are u
chief cause, experts said, being contrib.
ntory to tuberculosis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-10
VANIA ROAD
CUTS PASSENGER TRAINS

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 1O.T(A. P)
-Curtailmetft in train service, inelud-
ing annulment Of several through
trains, was announced today by the
Pennsylvania railroad. The changes
will become effective Sunday and
form part of the company's plan to cut
q penSes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-10
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Enter at Tho post office nj Pendle-
Ton, Oregon. ~ second class mail mat
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Imperial Hotel News stand. Portland.
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Chicago Bureau. 909 Security Building.
Washington, y. O., Bureau Sol Four
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The Associated Press Us eNclnslvcly
entitled 10 the use for republication OF
all news dirpatchcs credited to il or
net otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local news published here
IN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-10
AN EXECUTIVE DUTY

HERE reports from Washington that group of
tors desires to prevent the appointment of Col Harvey
ambassador to England But the constitution gives the
president the power to his ambassadors That power
not lodged and the senate Should not infringe
the plain duties of the executive Whether Harvey
good to be sent England not the question Pre
dent Harding wants him ambassador he should be named
The senate has ample duties Of its to attend to without try
ing the executive department of the government
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-10
MEMBERS OF SPANISH
FAMILY ARE GUARDED

MADRID, March 1O.-(U. P)--Ex-
ira precautions were taken today to
guard King Alfonso and members Of
the royal family, in a belief that at
tempts may be made to kill them. foi-
lowing the assassination OF premier
Dato by syndiealists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-10
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fBy Frank L stanton.

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sunshine that's comm just after the ran
The Light IN the hills
he O rills
An a ruln heayenward God Whilst
Let's sing o with with light
Whent he ri back with the night
or mornin' that
its dewY bright beams
The beautiful all Of dreansl
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-10
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-08
KIWANIS HONORS
FORLEWISE ELLIS
Elected District Lieutenant Gov
ernor For Southern Section
OF State

J. Lewis Ellis. president Of Amer
icus Kiwanis club, was elected district
lieutenant governor fol tn sout bern
section of the state. at the final bust
ness session Of the district convention
at Macon Thursday The southern
section embraces the Savannah, Way
cross, Aib&ay. Corda.r. Dawson and
Americas clubs. Ernest A. Cults, of
Savannah, was the .oratr, Ecotrlal t
governor
The convention elected General
Walter A. Harris, Of the Macon club,
to be the new district governor, sue
ceeding Bob Vessels, of Atlanta. who
held the office three years. Dr. Sam
uel Green, of Atlanta, was elected
lieutenant go rnor fer the northern
district. and F. B. Waterman, of the
Hawkinsvlllc ci13 To- the central dis
h'ict. Savannah won the next dis
trict conveNtisa.
At the Amercus clubs luncheon
Friday neon reports were heard from
the convention, which was attended
by 20 members Of the club. The an
nouneement that both the attendance
prize and the stunt prize, all that were
offered, were captured by Americas
was greeted with spirited applause
The attendance for the day was un-
usually large. Several visitors We're
present, among them G. r. Lowe. OF
the Golden Rule Sale plan.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-08
HOMES AND FARMS
FOR SALE

Eight acres, eight room house, five
acres of place in 20-year bearing
pecan trees, one-half mile from
Americas.
Eight acres, eight-room house, in city
limits.
We have listed for sale farms in all
parts of the county.
Three homes on Lee Street.
For Sale: Five homes ON Jackson
Avenue.
For Sale: Five homes on McGarrah
Street.
For Sale: One home on Baisdcn
Street.
For Sale: Two homes on Fielder
Street.
For Sale: One nome on Elm
Avenue.
We are offering for sale in and near
Sumter City, one store house, one
dwelling and 236 acres of fine farm
lands.
We will advertise at our expense and
push the sale of any property list
ed with us.