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GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1921-11-03
No. a..

Umarli, jednak zyja panic
cia, wspomnieniami. Czyny ich,
to pomnik, ktory wystawila i'm
historya "a prace ich.
Do tych zgaslych, a jednak
zyjacych pamiecia, zalicza sic
takze wielka nasza poetka Ma
rya z WasIfowskich Konopnicka,
urodzona 1846 roku w Suwal-
kach, kt6ra umarla we Lwo-
vie, 1910 roku.
WydziaI OSwiaty "a posredni-
ctwem Glownego Zarzadu Zwia-
zku Polek w Am, uczci panied
10-letniego zgonu naszej wiel-
kiej poetki, Obchodem aniwer-
salnym w srode 9-go listopada w
gl6wnej sail, Domu wv. Polek.
Ma szpaltach G1osu Polek juz ME
raz ukazywa1y sic wyjatki zy-
cia tel "chlopskiei" kobiety "a
jaka uchodzila u wszystkich
wsp0lczesnych pisarzy, ponie-
waz screen Gala byla oddana ME
doll ludu wiejskiego, przenikaja
ca ma wskroS serce jego i my
Slenie.
o wielkich kobietach kazdy
szczeg0I mas cieszy. Marya Kono
pnicka zy1a w czasach wielkich
piSarzy, a mianowicie: Kaspro-
wicza, Wyspianskiego, A. Asny
ka, A. Glowackiego (B. Prusa),
Elizy Orzeszkowej, Sienkiewicza
/ innych. w roku 1882 Henryk
Sienkiewicz miedzy innemi tax
piSal w "Gazecie Swiatecznej",
wychodzacej w Warszawie:
"Konopnicka poslada niepo-
spolity talent poetycki, kiedy pi
sze rzeczach wiejskich, umie
movie tax, ze czesto zdaje sic,
ae sic slyszy fujarki ligawki...
Wiadomo, ze Sienkiewicz byl
ostrym, sarkasycznym kryty-
Klein, a nieraz nawet nieograni-
czonym w swych pogladach, jed
max przy koncu owego artykufu
oddaf uznanie talentowi Kono-
pnlckiej, powtarzaiac 1 komen-
tuJac W cafoSci jej wiersz p. t.
Me sprzedam ci ziemi", kt6ry
70 wlersz ma innem miejscu po-
dajemy.
teresa Lubihska, jedna z
wSpoitowarzyszek Maryi Kono-
pnlckiej, cry budzacej sic ko-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1921-11-03
MARYA KNOPNICKA 1910

biety polskiej do zycia novel ko
biety, tax sic wyraza:
Marya Konopnicka, to geniusz
poezyi. Kobiecosc jej nova nam
wartoSc przynosi.
Bezmiar dobroci i wczulenia
sic, wmyslenia w boil ludzki. Pie
sniarka jest "czoI schylonych" i
ramion do taczek swej biedy'
przykutych, "nedzarzy przy GU
dzym warsztacie."
Natchnienia swego ME czyni
sluga spolecznych idei - bo re
spolecznydh ran, tryska zr0dlo
jej natchnienia.
Ona miluje umeczonych - po
mazanie ma powieki ich kladzie
ola Swit6w sionecznych otwiera
ich oczy - ma bohaterstwo u
czy przekuwat ich b6l.
Dzialaczka spoleczna ME byIa
- jezeli chodzi ciagfoSc zrze-
szonej piracy. Bedac w Warsza-
vie po jubileuszu swym, gdy ia
zaproszono do przewodniczenia
zebraniu w "Kole piracy kobiet"
zaznaczyfa ma wstepie, re tego
robic ME umie, DO przewodniczy
po raz pierwszy.
Juz w 1884 roku redagowala
w Warszawie "Swit", pismo dla
kobiet. Budzic umiaIa. Przez
diva lata ludzila sic Redaktor-
ka, re gdy jej duch pelen wzgar
dy jest ola niewolnictwa kobiety
- slowo slime ma inne oddziaIa.
Trudnosci po}aezenia wydawni-
czych wymog6w aspiracyami
przewodniczki "Switu", uniemo-
zliwily prace. Pismo ideowe ma
tie wzor6w mod, ME moglo sic
rozwinac. w 1886 roku Konopni
cka wycofala sic z niewdzieczne
go pola. w Warszawie pozosta-
Ia jednak ola dziecl borykajac
sic ciezkz praca, ME zaniedbu-
JAG osobistej mad poglebieniem
wlasnego umyslu, by dostojna
bye poezyi kaplanka. w tel orce
dnia codziennego ME zabraklo
jej czasu ma wsp6ludziaI w mi
cyatywach kobiecych.
- B6l jest jak gw6zdz - i'm sro
lei los wen wall, tym glebiet W
dusze wciska. B6l to nedzarzy
przy cudzych warsztatach - "a
ramona do taczek przykute -
"a czolo schylone - boil w piersi
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1921-11-03

inne dzieci miluje, i pisze dla
Mich, tych wesolych, kochaJa-
cych w dostatku pieszczonych.
historye o Janku wedrowniku l
bake krasnoludkach, cudne
obrazki w majowym s}onku, i
inne. 81
| o takich nam mowi, co usy-
piaja ciche i bale wsr6d obcych
duchem - wiejskiej nauczy-
cielce, kt6ra szeptala czasem:
"Jak ciemno, kiedyz zadnieje"
- ktora choc byla jak tecza, co
ziemie jednoczy z niebem, Mkt
sic z ia blada ME zegnai, ME je-
cza}, zalamawszy rece. Mkt sic
ME modlil, Mkt we Izach ME kle
czal przy jej trumience.
I nar6d polski ukocha1 wieszcz
ke, a kobieta polska w chwili
pierwszych ola Konopnickiej o.
wacyi, zapragne}a dac wyraz
czci i uznania.
Uroczyste powitanie Konopni
ckiej we Lwowie urzadzi{a w 70
ku 1897 "Czytelnia dla kobiet"
gdzie bylo reprezentowanych
piec stowarzyszen kobiecych.
Wzruszona serdecznem przyje-
ciem, poetka ujmujaca prostO
ia rzekla, re "serce przyjmuie
ola siebie - uznanie oddaje pie
Sni".
ZaznaczyIa w6wczas, IL pred
dwudziestu laty, kobiety ME zdo
bylyby sic ma urzadzenie takiego
zebrania, ME stanelyby w liczbie
dwustu do manifestacyi O chara
kterze publicznym." ZachecaIa
je tez do piracy wielka finezya
w przemowieniu.
w roku 1902 ZnOW LWOw WI
tai Konopnicka ma jej iubileu-
szu. Obchod mia} charakter ma
rodowy, DO nar6d caly przyjmo-
wal w MIN udzia}, a pobratym-
cze ludy poludniowe: Serby,
Chorwaty, Bulgarowie Czesi re
prezentowani byli przez deleea-
eye. Me braklo weteran6w SUI
kman, szkolnej dziatwy stowa-
rzyszeh wszelkich.
P}ynely slowa serdeczne, VIE
nice re zb6z, W rece miFuiacei
lud, zlozyli chlopf, co przyszli 20
zdrowic swoja pania Konopnic-
ka | podziekowaG jej "a nar6d
caly. Nar6d zIozyl jej W dank
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1921-11-03

r'' and '' % n; ;. =. =; Z 9ss: s:. :. III: .
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
Eighth Assembly District.

let r. DE-. Howton st.. Suffolk st.
Stanton st. and Ludlow st. go
81 +. D.-A diayonal line from, the corner
Of Avenue and "a 81. to the corner ~
Avenue and T.. I'd st, Avenue u. IL. Hous-
tor ~ a,d Avenue A
sd s. D.-2d st.. Avenue A. E. Houston al.
an ave.
4.h. T. p.--2d ST.. Let ave-. E. Houston at.
and Cd ave.
9Th e. DE. 50 ST.. Avenue A. % at. and
- ave.
sth y. DE. 4th st.. Avenue A, u. "a c,.
a 4 - ave-
tn f. DE. 9Th ST.. Avenr. ~. a diapona,
Iine from the corner of Avenue :, and fr IA
e. 10 the corner OF Avenue A and % st., and
Avenue A "
sth e. p.--s,h ST.. Avenue D. ID. l,h s,.
and Avenue A.
nh Z. D.--5th st.. Avenue A. 10. 9Th s,..
and - ave
ioih E. D.-eth st.. Avenue A. sth at. and
% ave.
itth Y. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
Of IT ave. and ". 9Th st. 10 the corner 81
Avenue and 7th ST.. Avenue A. 9th ut. and
lsi ave.
i2th u. D.-7th ST., lat ave-. 9Th a. and a
diagonal llne from tho rorrcr Of 9th ~ and
I'd ave. 20 the corner OF 7fh VI. and Hall et
18th r. D.--1th st.. n diagonal line from
the corner Of Ith IT. and Hall at. 10 the
corner Of 9th st. and I'd ave-. "a ave-. 9th N.
and Cooper square.
1i'h r. p.--Astor pl.. Cooper SQUARE. 81,
st.. % ave., r.. tth at. and Broadway.
18th r.. De. 9th ST., I'd ave, 7th at
Cooper square and 9Th ave.
10Th r.. DIST. Marks pl.. ~ eve, 7th st.
and I'd ave.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08

NFWsf o. NAtz UfFeV o15 s<f...t y s1*7f7 .
aNt.. ss..sfs % ~
Coz. w. 10th st. and Amsterdam
ave-, west entrance on w. 10th
=. u 9 AZ
The New York herald., 1921-11-08

sad 7, p.-w s2d st.. s,h ave-. ". s,,,
asth q, NV. $50 st.. stn ave.. W sso
18th 2; D.-A DIAGONAL line from the oorn.,
W w aza 81. and loth ave. 70 the corner Of
diaronal line from the corner Of n,h ave
and w w 5,,' st. to the corner of 10th ave.
seth E. DIV. s4th ST.. 9th ave- :.
diagonal line from the corner Of oth ave- ei a,a
W. w, aSd 81. to the corner w. 52d st. and 10th
a7th Z: p.--w S4,h st.. 10th ave.. W. 5sa
y ss'h ana r. I'M ave .,
line from, The corner Of Ah ave- soa"l and 'He W.
70 the corner Of W. 54th ST. and 9th ave
W. Nth st. aud Hudson River. ave.
39'h r. DIV. seth ST., nth ave. a s,ay
Nne from the corner of oth ave soVv' and ~
18th ct. TO the corner Of 10Th ave ana w
io,h Dw n S5th sns st., 'las'G" ss aver hiySy " 81,
s,., p w s7th st.. 9Th ave-. W. ,,,n
iad r. Nv. s7th st.. 9th ave-. w. seth
y. and 10th ave.
~ 10Th ave and w ssth ~. 10 the corner
~ ON ave and w. h7th ST.. w. 57th ut. and
44th r. DIV so,h st.. Cc,,,nsu, av. a.,
ave. daronal line from, 'he corner ~ o.,,
i ave and w h7'h at 70 the corner ~ 1o,h
ave and W. hsth at. 10th ave. and Amster.
4zth II. DIV. Goth st., Yves, End ove :,
''acouai live from The corner Of wcs, End
ave- and w 5ath st to 'he corner ~ Am.
sterdam ave. and w. Goth at, Arnr,erdsm M
ave. 10th ave.. w seth st. and Hudson
River.
| f6'h " DIV. Gfst st. Amsterdam, ave n
d'arorel 'fre from the cornar ~ Anna.orsa ",
| nve and w. o0'h y. 20 the rorrcr ~ vvest
| Fro ave- and w rn'h ct and Wet r,d avn
tTth f. D..w. G2d st.. Amsterdam ave.
W. st-t e.. West End ave-. w Goth 81. and
| rr~deo- River.
ssh r. p.A DIAGONAL, line from tho corner
| ~ w cd ef. ard Amsterdam nve IN enc
| cer NJ W Gfe' ~. a-d columbus nve
columbus ave-. w Goth II. and Amsterdam,
| ave
| fn.h r. D.-A din -ornt line from, tho corner
| ~ w. aod et. ard hrnr'oraam ave N ~,
! corner ~ W cd e. and ~o'r-nhu- ave
| Columbus ave, and n sia~o-ri l're from .i,n
corner NJ ro'rv,'hu~ ave are w Gts. y, ~
| the CORNER ~ w. G2A ~. md Au,~tc~tn-, ", eve
| -0'h ". DIV. s'd o.. s'n~orn' iIre
| from the corner NJ ~nirnnus ave- and w
| cgd .f. 70 the corner NJ sr~,erdam ave and
| W. eoS st.. md Ar~terdar nve.
| yts. ". DIV s'd et. Amsterdam ave-
| ~ r,A Ttl@
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
r,rCYoN NOTICE.

Bedford st.. carmine 81. Ciarkson 81. ans
Hudson River.
3fth Z. D.-Christopher st.. Hudson 81.
tirove St Bedford St. Commerce ST.. 7th
ave-. Morton ST., Hudson ST., Barrow st. ami
'rcenwtch st.
37th L. D--Christopher ST.. 7th ave.. Com
merce St. Bedford ST.. Grove ". and Hud-
on st.
:Sth E. DIV 10th ST.. Greenwich st..
Charles ST.. Bleecker ST.. Christopher st. and
Hudson River
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
ELECTION NOTICE.

| ton 81 and Avenue e..
7th e. D.-A diagonal line from the corns.
Avenue and Sd ST.. Avenue G. 2. Houston
~ ard Avenue u.
| sth E. DE. 4th ST., Avenue Q. diagonal
line from the corner OF Avenue G and r. Sd
st. TO the corner Of Avenue and I'd st.. and
oth r. D.-A diagonal lire from the corner
nf Avenue B and e. 9Th ST. TO the corner OF
Avenue c and Z. 9TH ST.. Avenue @. e. 9Th
e. and Avenue B. -.
iofh Z. DE. sth st.. East River. u. 9Th
i,ih tn n. De. sth st.. East River. p. 9th
iafh r, De. 9th st.. Avenue D. z. oth
st. and Avenue C.
onal line from the corner Of Avenue = aHd
j.. ith ST. to the corner of Avenue D ana 4.
9Th st. and Avenue u. ~.
ST. and Avenue c. -
Eth E. DE. sth ST.. Avenus d. Il. 7th
10th r.. De. sth st.. Avenue g. e. 7th
18th E. Te"uE p.ME 10Th st.. Avenue Q. e. 9th
ST. and Avenue b. ~.
18th e, DE. 9th ST.. Avenue D. z. 10th
10Th e, DE lith St.. Avenue D. z. 9th
2oth E. De. 18th ST.. Avenue G. Z. i4th
st.. East River. u. 10th st.. Avenue d: =.
18th ST.. Avenue G. E. 18th st. and Ave-
St. Avenue B, r. 18th st. and Avenue A.
900 z. De. 18th st.. Avenue Q. Z. i4th
ri. and 1st ave.
2aa 2. Pc, 18TH ST., Es. River, 2.
nue A.
Path e; DE. 18th st.. Avenue A. q. 18th
25th e: DE. nth st.. Avenue B. e. 18th
2sth e. De. 18th st.. Avenue O. e. 18th
st.. East River. E. 18th ct. and Avenue 3.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
As.e mbiy District.

y. -. Lo'Htion. Occupied an
l-l6Sl Amsterdam Av..,. 80. .Confcctiot.ry ry
p W. ii5th st.. bet Broadway and
Amsterdam av.. west entrance
on court. .s.ss.ss.. y. y. fHy
g. W. ifGth st., bet. Broadway and
Amsterdam av., east entrance
on court. ....,.. s.... p. g. 1856
A. w. i45th St, bet. broadway and
Amsterdam av., west entrance
on court. ...ss.ss.s sss4... II. =. 1876
5--iI23 Amsterdam av....... Shoe repairing
j. s. side w. if7th ST., GO a. west
OF Amsterdam av........... Booth
1--iT6a Amsterdam av, ....... Confectionery
s. s. side ~ w. itSth ST., IS n
east Of broadway. ......... Booth
n-fIsS AMSTERDAM av...............9.ter
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
Thirteenth Assembly District.

y. d. Locrtion Occuped ns
L. Northwest cor W. 10Th AZ ard
''arenonf ave. ........... Fffiru
- Fast aide Clarer1ont ave, 70 feet
=. Of w tf0'h st......... Rno'h
g. ~ Morring~ide Drive. ......Ar' r'~dio
a. 80 Morntnc~ide Drive ........ Laundry.
b. North eide ~ w. t20th ST, 2r foet
east ~ Amsterdam ave. 49,. noosh.
G--f24D Amsterdam ave. ........ Taiiorsl
r South eide OF w 1921 st, 2T0 feet
wcet of Amsterdam ave. 80. Pnothi
g. 100 Norrirr~de ave. ve...............T T'nilorl
D. ttn w. 1920 st .............-.....T Tailor
JO--71O0 broadway ....................T Tailor
1f--20Se 81 ondrny ...................T .TaIcs
12-- ~ La Sale St............. UpNo ~'cr1r
a. NORTH side w Path St. 100 feet
east Of Broadway. ........ U,alh
a. La Sale rt.................s Shoes
IS z9e 81. Nicholas sve...........,.Taiior
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
rcurth Assembly District.

fst " p.--Nonroe ST., jackson ST.. East
River. N,ouverneur clip, Water ST., SCANNED
ST. Cherry ~ and Gouverneur ST.
Cd A. D.--Jackson ST., Grand ST., Mangin
st Siroone st.. Tofnpkins st.. DslaDcey 1T.
and kycass River.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
sixth Assembly District.

fst r. DE s'h st.. East River, Stanto,
st., Goerck st., ~ Houston ~. and Lewis g,
% Il. DE. Houston at, Gocrck st.. Stan.
ton sf and Cannon st.
"a Il DE. Hou~ton ST., Cannon st. Stan.
ton ~ and Sepr'ff st.
4th u DE. 4th ST.. Lewis ST., u. Houston
et and Avenue n.
tth 70. DE. 9TH ST.. Avenue d. u. ID 1t.
and Avenve q.
9Th %. D.-ln. ID g.. Avenue D. q. Hous.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
second A..embiy Di.sr,es.

1st r.. D.-Catharine ST. East Broadway
Market 81. and Henry ct.
tie st. p'narf Canal st Division ''s ST.. Market s.
and East Broadway.
I'd e D.-Market ST.. Division ST.. Canal
S' 4th aE bToaq%sy p@Eas, sroadWay, @ clinton St.
Henry 81. and Pike st.
5th z. D.-Essex ct. Grand st.. Clinton st..
East Broadway and Canal st.
9Th e. D.--Broome ST.. Essex st., Hester st.
Allen ST., Grand st. and Orchard st.
Tth L. D.-C;rand ST.. Allen ST.. Hester ST..
Essex ST.. Division ST.. Canal ST. and Ed
9Th e. p-Grand ST.. Eidridgs st.. Canal
st: and = rystie st.
9th ers. st. ersoo rS5sy,A ST.. g.. Asn ps,
ST., Grand st and Chrystie st.
loth e. p;-pelancey St. S.. Luo,ow Ansn ss;,
nroGme reom st., Orchard srare sf srsno s st.
nth r. D.--Rivington st.. Orchard S.. Do
lancey ST. and Forsyth st.
inrton 81. and Forsyth st.
18th E. De. Houston ST. Ludlow st.. De-
lancey ST.. Orchard ST.. Stanton st. anc Allen
14tt =. De Houston st.. Alien st.. Stan
ton SO and Chrystie st.
18th f. D.-Stanton st.. Forsyth st.. Broone
les. ls. D.-Prince st.. Bowery. Stanton st..
Cbrys.ie St, ~-,ancey st.. Bowery. Spring st.
and Elizabeth st
nth e. D.-Grand ST.. Bowery. Delaney
st and Elizabeth st.
18th f. D.-Grand ST.. elizabeth ST.. Hester
st.. Bowery. Canal st. and Lafayette st.
10Th r D.--Broome st., Lafayette st.. Canal
a.. and broadway.
2Oth r., D.-Spring st., Mulberry st., Grand
ST., Lafayette ST.. Bro0me st. and Sullivan st
21st e. D.--Kenmare. Bowery. Grand and
sts.
god r. D.-pr,nce st.. Elizabeth st.. Spring
st.. Bowery, Kenmare st. and Mulberry st.
23d r. De. Houston ST.. Bowery. Prince
ST., Mulberry ST., Spring ST. ana broadway.
oath f. D.-(ireat Jones st.. E. Sd ST., "a
ave., Chrystie St. Stanton St.. Bowery. e.
Houston ST and Broadway.
25th n De. 9TH ST.. I'd ave.. q. 80 st.,
Great Jones st. and Broadway.
26th r DIV Sd st.. Broadway. Spring
st. and Thompson st.
27th f. D.-Horston st.. Thompson st..
Spring st tand Sullivan at.
2sth f. DIV. Sd. Thompson. W. Houston
and Sullivan SITS
?oth f. D.--Macdousal ST.. W. Houston ST..
Hancock ST. Bleecker 81. Macdougal st., w.
I'd St, Sullivan st and Spring st.
10th y D.-7th av.. Bleecker ST.. Carmine
ST., eth ave.. W. Sd st.. Macdougal ST..
Bleecker ST., Hancock st.. W. Houston st.
and Bedford st.
31st r. D.-Rleecker ST.. 9TH ave.. W. 9Th
st. Barrow st.. Washington pl.. 9Th ave.
and Carmine st.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08

Washington pl.
Christopher at. and Bleecker 1T.
Sd Z. DIV. u ST.. diagonal line from
the corner Of " 18th st. and 7th ave. to ths
corner Of W. nth st. and 9Th ave-. 9Th ave..
Greenwich ave-. w. 10th at. waveriy pl..
Charles 81. and Greenwich ave.
4th r p.-perry ST.. waverly pi.. w. 10th
9Th r. D.--w. 4th st., w. 10Th st.. Blecck.-
ct, and diagonal line from the corner Of
Rleecker st. and Charles st. to the corner of
eth z. DIV. iith St. w. 4th St. q diago.
nal line from the corner Of w. 4th st. and
Perry st. TO the corner of Bleecker st. and
Charles ST., and BIcec'ser st.
eth Y. n Greenwich ave-, Charles ct.
waverly pl. Perry st.. W. 4th st. w. iith
'' sh YETI g. &, s"% SHeN ave -. Bank st. wav
erly pl., W. I 4 ST.. w. sth Ct, and diago-
nal line from the corner of Bank st. and w.
9TH q. to the corner OF Greenwich avu. And
oth Z. p.-w. 10Th ST., n diagonal line
from the corner OF w. 18th st. and Greenwich
IT.. Dank ST.. Abingdon 50. and STR ave.
10th Il. D.-Grecnwich ave. w. 18th st. and
9Th ave.
at, g Greenwich ave. and sth owe.
18th II. DIV. 14th ST.. 9th ave..
diagonal line from the corner of w. f1th vt.
and 9th ave. TO the corner Of w. i2th ~. and
isth e. DIV. i4th ST.. 9th ave.. w. ii.h
i4th u. DIV. nth ST.. 9TH ave-. w. 9th
18th r.. DIV. 9th ST.. 9Th ave.. w. str st.,
Macdougal 81. Waverley pl. and 9th ave.
18th y. D.-.wsveriey pl., Washington
iTth u. DIV. sth ST.. Il. sth e.. Lafayette
st.. Astor pl.. broadway, w. Cd st.. Mac
dousni ST.. Washington Square West and
ism n DE. iith st.. a,h ave. e. ssh 81.
and 9TH ave.
The New York herald., 1921-11-08
ELECTION NOTICE.

G-lI69 san a Ale.............. ......... Barber
T. ST. Nicholas ave-. i26th and i27th
sts.. w. I26th ST.. entrance.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-08-25
SMTTHVILLE

SMITHVILLE, Aug. rs. - Miss
Mildred St. Johns, of Montgomery
has been the guest Of Miss Sophie
Mcdaniel for several days.
Misses Mamie, Ruby and Rosa Viii
kerson entertined at a prom party
last Thursday evening in honor of
their house party guests, Misses Susie
Stanford, Ethel Nicholson and Yes,
tella Young.
Mrs. c. G. Goneke gave a lawn
party for her Sunday school class
Friday. Interesting games were play
ed after which punch and sandwiches
were served.
Misses Harriette Hill, Sophie Nell
Crotwell, Elizabeth Richardson and
Messrs. Forrest. Sam and Ned Croft
well motored to Moultr;e Sunday
where they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Clarke, Misses
Agnes and Hattie Sue Wells and 10y
-W%slls visited Benevolence Sunday.
Miss Susie Cowart is the guest of
friends in Huntington.
rem, Roma, Vautez. Coda and Chris
tine. is spending some time with rel
atives in Villa Rica and other parts of
North Georgia.
Clyde Scarborough and Harold
visited Americas Satur-
day.
Misses Louise Bragg and Agnes
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Central Time.)
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
guaranteed:
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Mrs A B. Carey and daughter
Mary Evelyn, of Americas spent
the weekend here with Mr.. and Mrs
L. w. Parker.
Mrs. Ella Hudson and granddaugh.
ter Miss Rubie Autry, of Friendship
spent last week here at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. S. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Autry, of
Friendship. spent Friday night al
the home of his mother, Mrs. Amanda
Autry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Harden and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sham Harden were Wis
itors at thehome Of Mr.. and Mrs f.
". Parker Wednesday evening.
Miss Rena Duckworth was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. M, H. Griffin
last week,
Mrs. M, c. Veal and Miss Bernice
Dozier spent Thursday afternoon
with Miss Della Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Freeman
and Miss Irene GhoIson, of Americas,
spent the weekend here with their
grandmother Mrs. Mary Giles.
The most enjoyable event of the
past week was the barbecue at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Parker
Saturday. About $50 guests were
present.
Mrs. A. J. Pennington and Mrs.
Richard Shockley, of the Cutoff
visited Mrs. J. L. Morris at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. 0 Bray Sat
urday.
Ids Aycock and Grady Duckworth
of Dooling, spent the weekend here
with relatives.
DOUGLAS Lane spent the weekend
with Cortez Veal.
Fort Parker spent the weekend in
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Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Justice are visit
inf relatives and friends in Alabama
Miss Sara Nelson, of Oglethorpe
visited Miss Willie Ruth English last
week.
Berry TeeIc is seriously i'll at his
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. English and
little Addie RE English attended
services at Red Hill Saturday.
Mrs. L. R. Justice visited Mrs. Il.
Justice Wednesday,
Miss Valley Kleckley, of Ogle-
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Arrive Leaves
II so am Columbus-C hgo $40 am
1923 pm Albany-Montg'y 5:14 am
1925 pm Macon-Atlanta 6.37 am
*7;15 pm Columbus *6;50am
/ so pm Albany-Montg'y 2:15 pm
2:15 pm Macon-Atlanta so pm
All 100 am Columbus *2:30pm
!l0:00 am Columbus 1890 pm
6:37 am Albany 7:25 pm
5:14 am Macon-Atlanta 1898 pm
$40 am lbany-Jaxville II 80 pm
2:58 am Albany-Jaxville 12:41 am
12:41 am Chgo, St. l.. Alta 2:58 am
q Daily; % Sunday.
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bred, are guests Of Mrs. R. J. JUS
tlce
A. N. English and w A, Smith
are attending court in Oglethorpe
this week.
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II. Justice and w. A, Hogan were
in Montezuma Tuesday afternoon on
business.
The community singing was held at
the home Of Miss Haru Duke Sunday
night and was enjoyed by g large
crowd.
Mrs. W. C. English and baby, Mil
Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
RUSH YESTERDAY ID
 GET PERMITS WED

More licenses to marry were is- sued yesterday, Claude S. Berry man, clerk of the superior court, said, than have been issued in one day for several months. A total of 12 licenses were issued and the rush began early in the morning soon af- ter the office was open. At one time shortly after lunch there were five couples in the office waiting their turn to secure a certificate.
 The licenses issued were as fol- lows: James o. Graham. 21. and Georgia Faust. 19, both of Phoenix; William G. Thomas, 22, and Gather inc T. Lince. 21, both of Phoenix; Roscoe L. Mills, 35, and Grace Dow ney, 22, both of Mesa; Francisco Romo, 42, and Leonona Ramirez, 3s, both of Litchfield; Phyll Lauder, 23, and Lucy Wallace, 23. both of Phoe- nix; R. L. Churchwill, 49. of Glen dale, and Mary M. Hardy, 3e, of Phoenix; Sidney Allen, 30, and Es- ther Roy, 34. both of Mesa; William l.. Hinson, 22. and Clara Asplind, 20, both of Phoenix; Manuel Escolante, 26, and Rosa Reyes. IT, both of Tempe; Martin F. Nelssen, 23. and Marie Carloek, 16. both of Phoenix; Frank A. Barnard. 59, and Lavia B. Lewis, 50. both of Phoenix; and Preston Allen, g. and Cora Els worth, IT, both of Mesa.