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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
SPoPAD MED BOLJSEVIKI IN
JAPONCI.

TOXIC, %. jun. = Med japon-
skimi in boljSeviSkimi eetami je V
blizini Nikolajevska nastal preeej
hud spopad, ki je zahteval dokaj-
Snje Stevilo zrtev ma obeh straneh.
Japonsko poroeilo pravi, ola so
boliSeviki napadli Japonce.
OkhotSk, vaznO meSto ma zapa-
dni obali Okhotskega morja, je
bilo okupirano po bOljSeviskih
cetah. ProtiboljSeviSke sile so Sc
umaknile V bliznje vaSi. ODE
stranki mirujeta "a enkrat In ca
kati gibanj druga druge.
V ob6e je situaciia V SibirlJi
mirna.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
KAJ Sc KUHA v B0LGARIJI,

London, 81. jun. V Bolgariji
Sc baje kuha resna zarota, ola bi
Sc zopet postavilo prejsnjega kra-
liza Ferdinanda ma prestol. Poroea-
mo je, da je zofijska ylada skleni-
la tajno zavezno pogodbo Mos
kvo in Angoro. Neko Stevilo Fer
dinandovih pristasey, med mimi
tudi en- clan kabineta, so obiskali
bivsega kralja in ga pozivali, da
poskusa zopet zavzeti prestol. Ce
ie sedanji krali Boris .tudi sodele-
zen zarote, Sc ne ve,s zavezniki SC
ga vsekakor opezerili, da maj ne
9oskusa igrati "a svojega oceta.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
MOSKIH JE v AMERIKI VEG
NEGO ZENSK.

Washington, D. c., 27. jun. -
Biro cenzusa ali ljudskega stetja.
XII Sc je vrsilo lansko leto, je prav-
kar podal zacasne stevlke glede
spola prebivalstva Zdruzenih drz.
Skupno prebivalstvo q. D. Ste
je 1O5, ,710,620 oseb. Cd teh je mo
skin .53,900,376 zensk pa 81,
S10,244.
Odkar Sc je vrSilo prvo ljudsko
Stetje Zdruzenih drzavah, vselej
so stevilke pokazale vee moskih
nego zensk. Temu je krivo najvee
deistvo, da Sc V Zdruzene drzave
naseljujejo pretezni vecini mo-
Ski. Pc zadnjem stetju pa pred
stavljajo tujerodci trinajst odstot
kov vsega prebivalstva.
Pc vseh drzavah prevladujeje
moSki izvzemsi draw Massachu
setts Rhode Island, New York
North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia in Alabama. V .drzav
Massachusetts pride ma vsakih SIT
zensk 96.3 moskih, draw Nortl
Carolfni pa 99.9 V ostaih haste
tih drzavah Sc Stevilke nahajaj'
med temi dvemi. V Kolumbijsken
distriktu, katerega kot vemo, sko
ro vsega pokriva mesto Washing
ton, so zenske V SorazmerJu naJ
stevilnejse. Tam pride ma vsakll
(sto zensk samo 81 moSkih.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
OPEKEL Sc JE Ma GORECIH
PLEVAH.

San Francisco, 81. jun. = FIR.
Sprague, star sedemnajst let, Sc
nahaja tukajsnji bolnisnici mo-
enc ozgan.
Sprague Sc je veeraj napotil
preko nekega praznega prostora
V iuznem San Franciscu. Dasi je
dotieni prostor izgledal kot nene-
varen pesek je bill resnieno sestav-
lien il rizevih plev, XII so spodaj
tlele. Nj bilo seveda nikakega do
ma, samo zerjavica pod navidez-
MIN peskom. Ko je stopil ma "pe-
SEX" Sc je udrl. Hitro Sc je hotel
obrniti, toda predno je napravil
korak Sc je re nahajal do pasu v
plevah. Boril Sc je blazno, da Sc
resi-, toda yes njegov BOZ je po-
vzrocal, da Sc je pogrezal globje
in globje. .Udrl Sc ie ze do ramen.
Tedaj Sc mu je vsekakor posrecilo,
da ie zadel nogo ma trda tia
Tako je stojec V ognju lezel pola-
gonna naprej trudee Sc vsemi si-
lami. Naibrz Sc nebi resil, ce bi
mimoidoei ne slisali njegovega u
pitia in mu prihiteli ma pomoc.
Mono obzganega po telesu Sc ga
ie odpeljalo bolnisnico.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
LJUBLJANSKI zUPAN NAROD-
nj SOCIALIST, PODZUPAN
PA SOCIJALNI DEMO
KRAFT.

Ljubljana, 9. jun. = Vceraj ma
s. jun. Sc je vrsila Ljubljani zu-
panska in podzupanska volitev. =
Koneni lid volitev je bill, ola je bill
zupanom Ljubljanc izvoljen S. An.
ton Pesek, narodni socialist in IL
dajatelj ljubljanskega dnevnika
Jugoslavija.
Ia podzupana je bill izvoljen So
cijalni demokrat DIR. Peric. CDR.
Peric je poznan tudi ameriskim
Slovencem, v katerih sredi Sc Je
nahajal lansko leto.)
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
ITALIJANSKI KABINET JE
RESIGNIRAL.

Rim, q. jun. = Kabinet pre-
mierja Giolittija ie danes zjutraj
reSigniral.
Giolitti Sc nj hotel polotiti izbi-
rati novega ministrStva. SugeStl-
rano je bilo, da Sc ma cello move
Wade postavi signora Bonomi, IL
nanenega mfnistra.
Kabinet je resigniral potem, ko
ie zbornica glasovala, ce Sc maj
Giolittijevi vladi izreee zaupnieo
ali ne. lid glaSovanja je bil 23O
glasOv proti 200.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
GRsKo-TURsKI BOZ.

Carigrad, 81. jun. = Grh SO po-
novno odvzeli Turkom meSto Is
mid, XII Sc nahaja OBJ MarmorSkem
morju. Topovi ma grSkih bojnih
ladii so bombardirali noe In dan
turske eete. XII so zapuSeale mesto
Mesto samo i'm tudi nekaj Skode
radi tega.
Ma tisoee beguncev prihaja to
mesto neprestano Visoka Porta Je
protestirala pri zavezniski visoki
komisiji, ker so Grki udri Y new
tralni pas.
Atene, 26. jun. = Oficijafno gr-
sko poroeilo prayi:
"sDo6im so grSke eete lzvrSevale
V okraju Nikodemija strateglena
gibanja, jih ie napadel sovraznlk
5 preeeisnjo silO. Grsko poveljni-
styo ie dobilo ojaeenja in vrglo
napadalce nazaj velikimi isguba.
mi. Grki so izgubili boju 2Ot
mOz. :.
Grska je zavrgla pOnudbo Veil
Ike Britanije, Francije in ltaliJe, '
kateri so slednie zelele biti sodnl
ce grSko-turskem Sporu. Grsk
odgovor pravi, da Sc grSka drzava
poGuti V pozieiji, kO lahko sam'
odloeuie o svojih sklepih in po6et
iu in pri tenn jo bodO vodil vola
ski interest.
Ce Grska preneha svoJo oten
zivo kot zavezniki hOeejO, bl nJe
mo staliS6e zadobilo slab znak. :
Predsodk proti GrSki bi naraStl
in Turk bi tenn dObfli noveg'
poguma.
Grska je sedai dala ma tehtnic(
vso svojo enerzijO. Svojo dolgt
nameravano ofenzivo je zaeela
yso svoio silo. Use sposobne moSk'
DO vsej drzavi Sc je pOkliealo poo
-orozie. Cello ameriSke drzavlJane
Grski = tudi take, ki so slulh ko
ameriSh vojaH V FraneiJi = Sc j
poklicalo V voiaSko sluzbo. DELI
ma kmetijah, tovarnah IN drugot
ie zastalo, ker je vlada pobral;
skoro vse mozke pod orozJe.
V voinem Departmental Sc trq
dijo vodilni faktori, ola napraylJ(
il grske armade silno maso, h b(
DO Stevilu dale6 prekaSala Turke
S Stevilom Sc hoGe nadomestiti II
izpolniti razne druge pomanJklli
vosti. Kralj KonStantin pravl, d'
bo skupna armada Stella Vec neg(
25O,OOO moz, katero bo "povedel'
k zmagoslavni bitki.
(GrSki kralj bo "vodil" vojnt
proti bolham, &c bo sposoben, "a
drugo itak nil.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
CEDEN DUHovEN.

Washington, D. G. - sedem
najst let stara gospa Anna l.
Lowndes je vlozila tozbo proti du
hovnu Rev. B. Duckettu. Svets
moz je bill zaposljen cd drustva "a
pomoc kaznjencem. Mlada zgora1
-omeniena zena istotako. V uradu
10 je pa "castiti" gospod fajmo-
ster napadel in postavil ma glavo.
Mrs. Lowndes Sc mu je iztrgala IN
zbezzla. Duhovna tozi sedaj "a
10000 dolarjev odskodnine.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
RUDARsKO MESTECE JE
UNICIL OGENJ.

Oatman, Ariz., 27. jun. - Veil
kanski pozar je danes zacel razsa-
jati V trgovskem srediseu .mesta
Oatman, do veeera je pogorelo ze
vse mesto, lie kakih sest his Sc sto-
il. Skodo Sc ceni do pol miljona
'dolariev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
NEsRECA Ma MoRJU.

Sydney, Avstralija, 26. jun. =
>Obrezni parnik Fitzroy Sc je V bli-
lsini rita Hawkey potopil, ko Sc je
zaletel V neko Ger in Sc razbil. Cd
trideset oseb ma parniku so Sc sa-
mo tri reSile. s,
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
sPREJEMANJE DELAvcEv.

Akron, Ohio. = Goodyear Tire
and Rubber druzba je sprejela ma
delo dodatnih 1900 delavcev
Druzba bo obratoyala po tri "sih-
te'' ma dan. :.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
Clanom S. S. P. q. ma znanje.

Clanom S. S. P. q. znanje
e razdno IL uradnega naznania elias Svobode Sc
an bagani Sovenske svobodomsene podpone veze
upraa prenosu premozen kng it'd Sovenki narodn podpo
nj jednoti Zarad ega bill kca edno sejo g odboa 3 3
juna kateri mai resla ia zadeva her pa g
ank blagank ub apelom od stran vecln g odoo
nsa hotea svo opoce g odbor ma omenJe
sell slen a odavita Odsavena odbornka sta pa uo
protest pro zakjueku g odbora njava ola ne prepusa
niunih NEST nikomur drugace kakor silo.
Zarad ega N sena veena g odbora ola postum vseh le
ganh sredsev pa maj taneo karko ola Sc g tank IN g pasa
nix podvrzea sklepom zadnje konvencije
Ak ani ne preme pravoeasno zpac vedo da sta yseh
Itch boma krva g tajnk g blagani osalem DO cansvo
Iobyesceno ysem kakor nitro polozaj razjasnl.
z bratSkim pozdravom
Frank Somrak predsednk S. S. P 4 "
Ma to naznanlo maj sluM naslednje
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-06-28
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, TUESDAY JUNE 18th, 1921
Z urada glav. tajnika S. S. P. z.

istu Prosveta 81 una 1921 probSen prvi stra
nj nasednji canek:
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Chicago, Ill, 27. junija 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
W. E. Davis of California
Meets Defeat at Tennis
Niles Outplays Him in Long
wood Singles Event.

BOSTON. July 26.-Nathaniel w. Niles
Of Boston defeated Willis. Il. Davis Of
San Francisco In four sets to-day In a
third round match of the singles lawn
tennis tournament for the Longwood
bowl. Davis made the tactical error of
trying to trade drives with Niles from
the base line. Niles's ground strokes be-
ing the most powerful weapons in his
repertoire. The match produced some
high class tennis.
zenzo Shimidzu of Japan's Davis cup
team was too powerful for the veteran
William ]. Clothier of Philadelphia, and
the former national champion was elimi-
mated In straight sets. Wallace f. John
son of Philadelphia was extremely
steady. and his chop strokes took all the
fire out of Lawrence Rice'c forehand
drives, the Boston lad being defeated in
straight sets.
Richard Norris Williams I'd of Bos-
ton was not compelled to extend him
self In defeating Craig Biddle Of Phila-
delphia. Williams Is scheduled to meet
Ichiya Kumagae Of New York to-mor-
row afternoon In the round before the
semi-finals.
The first round OF the doubles played
to-day found the favorites winning The
summary:
Longwood Bowl sngles--Second Round: X.
ner, New York, Ga. 0-t: Craig Biddie,
Phlladelphia. defeated @. A. L. Dionne. New
Third Round-wallace r. johnson. PhiIa-
delphia, defeated l.. n. Rice. Boston Ct
e.. 0-2; N. W. Niles. Boston. defeated
willis e. Davis. San Francisco. ell. e..
SO. s.: X. 8; rfaffman. Quincy. de-
80. 6-4. g.: Phil Neer. Leland Stanford
University. defeated u. r.. Guild, Nahant. e-2
81. 6-:, w. J. Bates. Los Angeles. de-
e seated ga Edmund ss ty San NrSSsH,s0 william. "a %
Boston. defeated Craig Biddic. Philadelphia.
e--s, 90, s-2. y. shimidzu. Japan. de-
feated william J. clo,hier. Philadelphia.
poublsa-First Round: u. ". Bundy and
B. ". Bell defeated c. o. Wellington and
J. s. Nicholl. e-3, e.; wallace and Harry
al. e---4; NJ. S. Dodd and c. Granger de-
fcated ". Swain and n. w. Warner, s-S.
Ga: Dwight Robinson and l.. A. de Turcnne
G-4. Ia, g-3: Ichiya Kumagae and zsnzo
shimidzu defeated s. T. Allison and p. II.
Greppin. Ga. o.; Irving Wright and He0ry
w. Foster. S-s, f5-i3. 6-2; r. u. Bidweii
and w. E. Porter. Jr.. defeated II. G. Bray
and q. II. wales, 6-i, 8-f; q. +. Gardner.
ir and nd. W Saa... SIH.s.sr defeated ss s H. pm
Neer and J. NJ. Davies defeated A. N. Reggie
and r.. II. Benedict. 2-s. g., 6-2; u. NJ.
Hiil and u: NJ. Hiil. Jr. defeated A. u.
A. ". Chaplin and a. II. Chaplin. Ir.. won
from W. A. Cauldwell and w. II. Scott BY
default.
Chanin aud Cha ptn t,y default.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
Australian Tennis Team
Clinches Davis Cup Tie

TORONTO. Ont. July 2s.--The Austria
liam tennis team. by virtue of It's victory
over Canada in the doubles match here
to-day. won the right to meet the British
team at Pittsburgh in the second round
OF the Davis cup competition next week.
The Australian pair won In straight sets.
6--2. Ga. 6--1.
The Australians had won two singles
matches In the opening days play satur-
day. ]. ID. Anderson and V. c. Todd of
the Australian team were the victors to-
day In the doubles over Paul Bennett
and q. ID. Holmes. They we're speedy
servers and showed splendid back court
play. Tennis experts here believe they
will give the British team hard battle.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
100 to Play at Ekwanok.

Special Dsspotch 20 THE NEW yonK Hys,Lp.
MANCHESTER. VT, July 26.--One hun
dred golfers are ready for the qualify
ing round of the twenty-second annual
fsham cup tournament at the Ekwanok
Country Club tomorrow morning. The
list includes Maxwell r. Marston. Will
lam Patten, Henry Hepburn. George T.
Lawyer. b. Warren Corkran, d. Clark
Corkran. C. NJ. Gardner. George f.
Morse. Hamilton Gardner. Robert Lay.
Frank Lay, ,. A. Gammons. Rowland
Wentworth, A. G.. McIlwaine Jr, and
Allen Lard.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
Duncan and Mitchell Win
Over Mr.. G. Evans and Mayo

CHICAGO. July 26.-George Duncan
and Abe Mitchell, British professional
golfers. to-day defeated Charles Evans.
Jr.. national amateur champion. and
Charles +. Mayo, professional. on the
Edgewater Golf Club. 2 Up and to play.
over 35 hole route.
Duncan made the best score OF -be
day. 70-6s-13s. while Evans was a
stroke behind. with 70-69-139. Mitchell
went around in 73-70--143. while Mayo
required 74-73-147.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
Whippany River Polo Four
Defeats Eatontown, Is to 5

Special Despatch to THE NEW YonK HERALD.
RuMsoN, n. j.. July 26.-Harry
East's spectacular all around play and
his shooting of nine OF the sixteen goats
tailed featured to-day's game In the
Rumson Country Club polo tournament
for the Monmouth County cup. n which
whippany River defeated the Eaton
town four by the score OF 16 goals to 5.
Eatontowa was conceded a handicap of
four goals and was held scoreless until
the last half minute OF play in the final
chukker. when Herbert Levinski Tailed
the lone goal
Lineup and summary:
Pos whippany. Hp. Eatontown. Hip.
No. i--Dr. Richards. 2 Max Phillips. ...,
No. 2-Harry East. u. Lehman....., o
No &C. c. Sherman. q. s. Lee. ...... q
Back-Dr. Blackwell. III. Levlnski. ..... =
Total. Total. .......... 0
Goais-w whlppany-By Harry East. o; by
Dr. J. u. Richards, 4: by DIR. III. B. Black
we'll, by George G. Sherman. .; total, f6
Eatontown--By II. Levinski. L. by handi-
cap. 4: total. ). Referee-William q. stone
bridge Timer-B. w. Brown.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
Windfall for Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j.. July 2s.--The State
OF New Jersey will receive sf39,000 this
afternoon as its share OF the proceeds
OF the Dempsey-Carpentier boxing ex-
hibition at Jersey City on July last.
according TO announcement made to-day
by Secretary Cassidy Of the state Box
ing Commission.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
Golf Match Called OFF.

LONDON. July 2e.-The golf match be-
tween Miss Aexa stirling. the American
woman champion. and Miss Cecil Leitch.
champion OF Great Britain. which was 20
have been played at the Addington Club,
off.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
Rain Halts Grand Circuit
Races at Columbus Track
Two Heats of Three Purse
Races Decided.

COLUMBUS, Ohio July 26.--Rain which
threatened to stop Grand Circuit racing
here Monday came to-day after but six
heats OF the days programme had been
raced and put an end to further activity.
Two heats of three events, the 2 II class
pace, the g. and s. $1,000 Stake for
2:1i trotters and the Elks Home $4,000
Stake for :05 PAGERS were raced before
the rain began to fall
Favorites doomed along 10 victory In
each instance and captured two heate
each, which under the three heat plan
rules clinched first money for them. al
though another heat viii be necessary
to complete the events.
Kokomo George. well played favorite
In the . III pace. won the heats contest
ed with ease. lowering his own record
to 2 :03N In the FIRST heat. Jeanette
Rankin, daughter OF San Francisco. be-
came a 2:05 performer In the second
heat OF the s. and s. event when she
trotted n mile In :04L. also a new
record for her. f. Colorado was the
chief contender.
In the Elks Home pace Ray Grafton
outclassed the field completely and won
the two heats raced without apparent
effort.
Racing will start where Il left of at
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and as
much OF the regular Wednesday pro-
gramme will be completed as possible.
The summaries:
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616 02
ing easily. Winner,
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GEIIs!5ss1lHia3
Autos-Tlres-Bodies-
ANNUAL STOCK CLEARANCE SALE
OF USED CARS
Demonstrations Given; Autos Taken In Trade.
AL Cars Priced For Immediate Sale

Packard Runabout. REQ. Pass: Peerless.
Pass. wintons. and Z Pass; Hudson
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Chummy Roadster. Chalmers Limousine.
Overland Station Wagon. n. e. s. Speed
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claimed.
.fApprentics allowance Of three pounds
claimed.
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Minnie Williams, May Todd. Harvey
Stricken and Peter Maurer aiso started.
Time, ;03h. 2:00n.
All class trottinF: the s. and s. Stake
purse 5000: three heats lunfinished):
Jeanette Rankin. ch. m, by San Fran
cisco (McDonald) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I
Il. Colorado. by Colorado r. tcoxe,..s 2
Betty Taylor. b. m. by Sillko CDofge) 4 3
Pelham Express. b. H.. by Attantro Ex-
press tPalln) .................... D
Linara watts. b. m, by George watts
fEdmanD ..s.s..ss-....ss.s. .. .
Voltage. Peter Daw. Brusioff and Escotilo
also started.
Time--2 :0si.. 2:otx.
200 class racing. tho Elks Home Stake
purse 81. 900: three heats tunfinished):
Roy Grafton. b. e., by Grafton Royal
tMurphy s......s... ss........L ....s.. 4
johnnie Quirk. ch. e.. by ledgewood
Boy fEagan) ...........s.......... 2
Edna Early. blk. m. by The Moherine
tTnounsb ....sss...s..s-s s...s..s..... g
Mr.. jefferson. b. g., by Barongale VAL
tntlnel ..s.....f .....sss. .ss........ .
Hazei Kuestner. b. M. by Walnut Hall
Time-2,O1A. 'Osi4.
The New York herald., 1921-07-27
LINKS = TENNIS = YACHTING TRACING = TROTTING
NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART


611 FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. Time. o:
to winner $700. $500. 500. For tw'
at 2:34. Start bad. Won easily. Pla
Va. ,lraa .Irl l0rax
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05
CHIEF MARDER
like new MAN
Popular Head of Dallas Fire De-
partment Eats What He Wants
First Time In Years

The testimony of Joseph L. Mar
der, or "Chief joe" as he is better
known, for eighteen years assistant
fire chief Of the Dallas, Texas, fire
department, in which he gives his ex-
perience with Tanlae, will be read
with interest Chief Marder who
lives at 2403 Grand avenue, Dallas,
says: AsaEas Il
"When l began taking Tanlac /
was in an extremely debilitated con-
dition, feeling generally run down
and very nervous and restless. !
thought | had sheart trouble, as my
heart would flutter dreadfully at
times, and | would get so weak
would have to drop into the nearest
chair.
81 can say for Tanlacit has made
new man of me- For th@ first
time in many years my stomach is
in such good shape | can eat break
fast-bacon or anything else I want
and not be bothered afterwards with
Indigestion tell YOU / think a
great deal of Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Americas by the
Carswell Drug Co., and first class
drug stores eyerywhere.-(a dv.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05
WOMEN TOOPEN
SCHOOL KITCHEN
To Serve Noon Lunches AS Aid
To Health-Christnas Seals
To Be Sold


Mrs. %. c. Keister entertained the
committee of the Child Welfare and
Educational department of the Wb-
man 81 cub at her home on Church
s,tieet which was enthusiastically rep
resented by band of earnest women
who have the movement at heart
Mrs. Keister, who is chairman of
t-he Child-Welfare movement, is Civ
ing her entire time to the movement
recently Launched by the Woman s
club, and her efforts at this par
ticuIar time are directed to the sale
Of Christmas Seals for assisting the
tuberculars throughout this section, as
well as the national charity which
is too well known to require com
ment Assisting Mrs. Keister in this
splendid work win be Mrs. Carl w.
Ainer, both having had wide expert
enee along this line in other cities
before coming to Americas.
Coming up for discussion was the
vital need for health movement
among the children of the schools,
and resolution was adopted at the
conclusion Of the discussion for the
establishment of a kitchen in the
basement of the Grammar school
building, from which place lunches
may be served at a nominal cost
This resolution was carried in view
Of the fact that the school session
y carried beyond the hour of the
MONDAY meal, denying many chill
siren the necessary midday nourish-
lllent which fits them for the after
neon session. Statistics were read
which show an alarming percentage
of undernourished students in the
schools, which brought forcibly be
Tors the club women the necessity Of
immediate action.
In the furthering of this movement
IL IS sincerity urged that the coop
GRAFTON of the entire membership of
the Woman's club be given, together
with the support Of every other club
in the community.
Plans were formulated whereby
The community which met at MRS.
Heister's home will assist in putting
before the public the Christmas
Seals, adopting for their slogan,
"ehristmas Seal Your Christmas
!Nslt,9 and the purpose of selling the
asaas will be told with each seal
Those; present were Mrs. Carl w.
Mtnor, Mrs. James Davenport, Mrs.
ffank Sheffield, Mrs. w. M. Hum
ser, Mrs. Lee M. hansford, Mrs. R.
u Glenn, Miss Sarah Cobb, Miss
Emma Bae Borum, Mrs. E. C. Par
1.eij Mrs. Z. NJ. Viquesney, Mrs. Z.
r. Carswell, Mrs. Clarence Davis,
Affa G. K. Dunaway, Mrs. R. c. Fet-
1isF Mrs. James Walker, Mrs. Ernest
Hansoh, and Mrs. j c. Berry.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-05

8. The uses of this expression are
myriad be it as preface TO advice,
good or bad; to some remark which
requires strict attention on the part
of the listener; or simply as an eX-
clamation 1t was originated by Har-
ny L.. Cort, George f. Stoddard and
Harold Orlob, in the case of this
play lester listens to any number
Of peole, from one Arbutus Guilty,
live one" to the daintiest and
danciest of choruses, including a flip
hotel clerk an artfully lodging col
cnel, & female detective and pair
Of lovers all Of whom are bent on
a search for some letters which are
Of great importance to certain lpar
ties. But Lester himself is we'll