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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14
DO A

odjizdi dalsi vyprava naaich
kraiand, kteri vypluji 2 New
Yorku Cunardovou preplayni
spolecnosti rychlolodi Maure-
tania v patek Is. ceryence Y 6
hod. veter.
S tou vypravou odjizdi tito
cestujici: P. Karel Bohac S
MANI elkou do Katovic Il Stra-
konic. p. Breicha JOS. Cegio-
nar) $ manzelkou do Zahofi II
Pisku, p. Hrabanek Karel do
Kladna. D. Johanek Jan S man
.zeIkou do Katovie Strako-
mic, p. Medlen Michael (legio-
nar) do Kbel. Slovensko, p.
Raichot Jan do St. BoleslaVi,
y. Rosol Ferdinand do Poca-
tex, p. Stroll Josef Sc sestrou
do Rozmitalu, D. Skaryd Karel
do Prahy. p. Vaclavik Vim
Gene do Prahy, pf. Wash RUE
ma (drive Zakova) a jeii diva
synov6 FrantiSek a Jaroslav do
VelkG Paseky.
VTprayu tuto vyfidil p. Fred
Holub, riditel cizineckeho od-
d6Ieni The Cleveland Trust
Go. Newburgske odbocky.
Vsem t6mto cestujicim cite
nafum naseho listu pfeieme
St'astnou cestu; tenn. kteti Sc
mini We vlasti tryale usadit
mnoho zdaru a kteri hodlaii
pfiieti zpet, st'astny navrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14
AMERICKE FINANCE N q
ZAKLADE.

Financni STAY zem6 jest pri-
tomnou dobou ma pevn6m "a
klad6 a ceI6 Soustati ma pred
sebou prosperitu netusenych
rozmeru. TAX asi v6tSinou zne-
il pot6sujici feci, pronasen6
ma 81. yIrocni konvenci Sdru-
zeni ohiosk5ch bank6fd, jez Sc
pyave kona " hotelu Cleveland.
Neut6seny stav nedalek6 mi
nulosti j nevaln6 dobra pfitom-
most zahy ustoupi budoucnosti
velk6 prosperity, ktera nebude
miti v historic pTikladu.
Ma sjezdu mluveno bylo 0
krisi farmafsk6, dostaviysi Sc
.nasledkem pokIesu ceny jejich
.vJrobkd, jednano 0 vysokych
celnfch poplatcich ma surovi-
NY dovazenych do Ameriky z
ciziny a kteraz neblaha okol-
most ma jistdho lviho podilu
ma yseobecndm nedostatku pra
Ice.
Jinak vyzniva vse ma banker
.sk6m sjezdu velice optimisti
ky, Eel re nezpivaji podobnou
pisen kruhy prumyslov6 a OBJ
chodni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14

Kr5sny HAS re Slovenska k
staromestskemu popravi$ti. -
Krasna slova napsal V turc. sv.
martinsk$ch "Narodnich Novi-
mach slovensky basnik Martin
Razus. Y tlanku nadepsanem
"Kdyz mrtvi hovofi'' pise:
"Horofi K nam tito mucednici
pravdy bozi a pravdy naroda.
Sloydkum j Cechum. re isme i
mnulosti t6sn6 spjati row.
nopravni bratri. Muzeme dnes
hledat 60 neivhodn6isi formu
naseho spoluziti, ale iedni bez
druh5ch nemohli isme, nemu-
zeme a nebudeme moci ut zaii
st6nrm svobodnym ziyotem.
Hovoif, re moe, ktere oni padli
Y ob6t' ieSt6 yzdy nezhynula.
Trouby .ieii a bubny zn6ji arci
ien tise. ztichounka, 2 daleka.
Poslechneme mocneho hlasu
mrtvTch nasich, ieiich stalety
.boi skonGil Sc pred naSima .
Gina. Netrubme sami a nebij-
me ma bubny, ably HAS ten ne
byl prehlusen: znaGilo by to il
ste i smrt nasi. Usiluime ! kon
fesionalne podati 81 ruce V two
rive praci "a narod. Resme 81
syoie zivotni ota2ky co nejpri-
m6ren6ii, ale vzdy tax, ably z
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14

vedel, re 10 ranl pravda, Re
matka jeho prave V teto dob6
byla nemocnou. Ia tech ota-
EEK vypukla Kaberova Y hy-
sterick6 kreGe poprv6. Q
Ones pfedvolani budou ne
kteff sv6dci re Sandusky, kteri
bydleli V dob6, kdy Kaberova
meskala v Cedar Point, u Sc
stry McGinnisov6, V soused-
mich domech. Pc zav6reGnych
retich obhajcu a zalobce pre-
dan Dude osud obzalovane, as
n6kdy V patek odpoledne do
rukou poroty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14
POLEMIKA VYVOLANA
SLONA V
B~ROOKESIDE PARKU.

Zdejsi zv6rol6kafi prohlasi-
Ii. re sion Minnie zdejSiho
Brookside parku, ktery Sc ode
bral do slonniho raje, po$el
nasledkem nemoci, jez Sc test
neobvyklemu jm6nu thrombo-
sis. Riditel cincinnatsk6 zoolo-
gick6 zahrady Sol. A. Stephan,
iinak uznavana autoriat, pro
hlizel minuly patek onemocne-
l6 zvife a prohlasiI dosti po-
divnou theorii, re sion, zvire
tropickych krajin scepenelo,
re bylo ponechano %slunecnimu
dpalu. V dnesnich listech pc
tira Stephen dobrozdani zy6ro
.l6kafd. co Sc thrombosis IT,
ce a zastava diagnosu syoii.
die kter6 Jest vlastn6 vinno We
dro, re byl mas zverinec z5a-
ven zvirete, kter6 bylo u nasi
mladeze tax oblibeno.
Stephan zakoncuje sv6 w
vody "poklonou' pro Cleve-
land, re m6sto tax velk6 by
m6lo miti krasnou zoloogickou
zahradu, "a kterou by Sc ne
muscle styd6ti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14
Do slova!

Napily podruh prave Sc rval
Sc zenou, vytykajici mu pija-
ctvi. V tom okamziku vessel k
MIN faraT, jejich dobrodinec
ktery jim caste V bide prispel
Gnu, jak Sc dafi," ptal Sc do
bromyslne.
"Zaplat' Pan Buh, velebnJ
pane, odpovfda podruh, pu-
stiv utyranou zenu. "Jen co sc
tax ma tom bozim svet6 tluGe.
mel"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14
che nepTatelE nasi, kteri

Itoho nepfatele nasi, kterf by
na1e |1ejlepsi lilli ami dnes ne
vahan L~ostaviti ma Staromest-
sk6 namesti - Mcneil prospe-
chu. Toto nam ma Zal6vat do
dust V tento nejen protestant
Itdm, ale cel6mu ceSG1emu ma
rodu pamatny den. Y tonic
hovofi k nam dnes dvaacetsedm
odsouzencu ma smrt a nyezi nj
mi i slavny Slovak, DIR. Jan Je-
sensky.' - Krasna. vfelG slo-
va s hlubokym smyslem, tymz,
jakym je smysl i nasi historic,
prav6ho pokroku a prave ma
boznosti. Dokud ma Slovensku
Dude jeden jedinJ Gloy6k mlu-
Wit a hovorit takto, dotud je
! Slovensko V bezpeci. Klademe
HAS slovensk6ho basnika Ike
kv6tum, kter6 dnes pokryvaji
dlazbu Staromestsk6ho name
sti.
Ne$t'astny konec zakovske-
no vyletu ma JiGinsku. (Puv.
zprava.) Pise Sc nam: K hroz-
n6mu nest6sti doslo We ctvrtek
%. cervna v lesnich lomech OBJ
&c Krelimy u Jicina. Druha tri-
da divci m6st'ansk6 skoly
vedena ucitelem Motyt-
kou, poradala vychazku do le-
su "u Lorety'', v jejiz blizko-
sti pracovali d6lnici V piskov-
Govern lone R6zeny Formano-
We re Krelimy. Jeden re "a
m6stnanych V lone d6lniku,
Josef Wesley z Bukvice, po-
zval skolni mladez, re il sve-
re ma vozfku dzkokolejne dra-
nv do lomu. Vzdor zakazu nc.
MotyGky usedly do voziku dive
d6v6ata. Samohrdova re Kfeli-
my a Piloutkova z Robous. We
sely nezabezpecil vozik lahem
a vuz 20 sikme plose rftil Sc $
6zasnou rychlosti dolu az k O.
sire zatatce, kde Sc prudce
preyrhl, pri cemz Wesley, KITE
ny vozfk fidil, narazil hlavou
ma skalu a zGstal 5 rozrazenou
lebkou lezeti ma miste neStesti
SkolaGka Piroutkova utrp6la O.
tres mozku, Zlomeni ruky / no
ny a Samohrd0va tezke crane
nj hlavy a zlomeni ruky. Vese-
IL a Piroutkova dopraveni i
hned do nemocnice do Jicina,
kdez Wesley rano 81. t. m. Ze-
mfel, nenabyv v6domi. Crane
nj Piroutkov6 jest velmi tezke.
Samohrdova zastala Y donna
elm osetfovani. Uc. Motycka
vinu ma nestesti nenese, nebot
iizdu zakazal a d6ti yaroval
NebohJ Wesley BY otcem pet
ditek a ieho zena rovn6z zapa-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14
OCHRANA PROTI DIFTERII

L6kar a osetroyatelka d6t-
sk6ho dispensare a nemocnice,
$500 vych. %. ILL.,, budou IRA
dovati " zdravotni ustredn6,
ron Pershing Ave. a Broad
way, pfisti dtery, dine 10. GER
vence Cd 9 hod. do II bod. do
poledne, ably poskytovali rady
jak ochraniti ditky cd difterie.
Dele Sc tax pomoci hypoder-
micktch injekci, smiSeninou
'toxin-antitoxinu' v tydennich
prestavkaCh az do pfedepsan6
davky. Pc dokonceni |osetreni
Dude vydan certifikat.
Neni to zadne ockovani V O.
bycein6m smyslu a ~opatfeni
.uema zadnych bolestivych ma
sIedku jake toto opatreni pro
I'll nestoyicim.
, Priiimaii Sc ditky Cd sesti
mesicu do sesti roku. Soucasn6
Imdzete dati ditky start cd 2
do 6 roka prohlednouti l6kaf-
sky, ably nastoupily do pocat-
ku roku Skolniho V plnem Zdra-
VA. Jak l6kar, TAX oSetroyatel-
ka co neiochotneii zodpov6di
vase dotaZy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14

ST So amrti, jsouc jiz cd Veil
konoc { lce nemoci postizena,
NeStest1 vzDytilo Z cel6m kra-
il rozruch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-14
VYSLECH OBZALOVANE
KABERGVE BYL ODLOZEN
M ONESEK.
" patek odpoledno Dude pri-
pad odevzdan porote.


prospect obhajoby vypovidal
jeji bratr, sklesla obzalovana
Kaberova podruh6 V mdlo-
bach a musela byti re soudni
sine vynesena. Osobni jeji
pravnik f. w. Poulson prohla-
sill k veceru, re vyslechnuta
Dude, iestli tomu jeji zdravotni
STAY dovoli. dneSniho dopoled-
ne. Kdyz Sc Kaberova pc do
praveni do v6zenske cely po-
nekud zotavila, byla navstive-
ma obhajcem w. ]. Corriga-
mem, jenz Sc Sci %presv6dtiti 0
stavu sve sv6Tenky a IDA Dude
moci dnes byti v6bec predyola
ma a IDA ieji vcerejsi nahle o
nemocneni, kter6 zavinilo Cd
lozeni procesu, jest trvale po-
vahy.
Matrona v6zeni vypravova-
la, Re obzalovana spala pokoj
ne pc celou dnesni noe. S nj
spoluobzalovana dcera Marian
McArdlova, jez obyva $ mat
kou spolecnou celu, u~silovn6
Sc snazila, ably matka jeji Sc
Zotavila.
Kaberova We chvili, kdyz ie-
il bratr Charles Brickel podro-
ben krizovemu vyslechu ash
stentem okresniho zalobce j.
T. Cassidym, poiednou vysko-
ella re zidle a V histerickych
krecich potala volati po sv6
dcefi. Kdyz kazde ut6Sovani
bylo marnym, naridil soudce
vypomocnym Serifum, ably Ka
berovou re soudni sine %vynesli.
Pritomnf l6kaTi, sv6dci, jak
pro obzalobu, tax j pro obhajo-
blu, zkouseli jeji STAY a konec-
ne prohlasili, Re jeji choroba
jest vysledkem neustal6ho ner-
voveho napjeti, kter6mu jest
obzalovana pc tax dlouhou do
blu vystavena. Byla prohlednu-
Ia lekari DIR. Tierneyem a DIR.
Stonem, ktere predvolal zaloh
ce a oba Sc v%yslovili, re Ka-
berove jest jinak duSevn6 upl-
ne normaIni a re skleslost wee
reisi dluzno pricisti ma vrub
velkehos pohnuti i nerqoye w
Gerpanosti.
Pc zotaVeni privedena byla
Kaberoya po druhe, ale "a
kratko sklesla Sc idle k zemi
a byla donesena do soukrom6
nfadovny soudce Bernona, kde
zdstala pc n6kolik minut IL
plnem bezyedomi.
VGereisi udalosti v soudni
SIM vyvolaly mezi divaky, kite
II vyplnovali kazde mistetkc
a mezi kterymi m6lo v6tsinu
nase krasn6jsi a slabs pohla-
Vi. pochopitelne rozruseni. I've
davci Smahem Sc zVedali a po-
cali Sc tlaGiti kolem omdlele.
take soudce musel pohroZiti
vyklizenim soudni sine. Zalob-
ce Stanton pri prvnim vystupu
Sc domnival, re Sc iedna o do
vedne hranou komedii We pro
speech obhaioby, iez tvrdl, zt
Kaberova jest duSevn6 chora q
teprve pfi druhem Zachvatu Sc
dial pfesvedGiti re Sc skutecnf
jedna 0 neryovou pokleslost
Vcera' vyslechnut byl ien je
ding sv6dek We prospect obha.
joby a slice bratr obzalovanf
Charles Brickel, jenz jake vSi
chni ostatni pribuzni povolan
jako svedci tvrdil, re sestra je
no nem6la jiz cd malickost
rozum V poradku. Jak Vypad;
mnoha tax zyana lepsi rodina
V nedbalkach, o tom podaVs
ddkaz vyslech tohoto svedka
ktery doznal, re byl n6kolikri
tie zatcen, ale pro mensi pre-
stupky. Kdyz mu ale assisten
zalobce Cassidy dokazal, ~
jednou vyloupil poStu, omlou
val Sc, Re fidil ien auto a pal
byl teprve hochem, arci pone
kud starsim chlapcem, neb by
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-27
United Mine Workers
Vote to Fight Issuance
OF Court Injunction

INDIANAPOLIS, In, Sept. "a
After President John L. Lewis had
ruled out proposal that the conven-
ton Of the United Mine Workers Of
America adjourn and ''go home and
prepare our fighting iines,' the dele
gates voted unanimously to instruct
the international officers to use every
lawful means to resist the issuance
of an Injunction against the union,
sought in suit filed in the federal
court here yesterday.
Another proposal rnat the miners
go on strike and remain idle until
the suit was withdrawn from the
courts, also was ruled out of order
by President Lewis.
Borderland Coal corporation which
brought the suit in behalf of more
than eighty other operators, served
notice today that it would make APP
plication on October 13 for a pre-
liminary restraining order against
the union, and business before the
biennial convention of the miners was
set aside while William Green, inter-
delegates that the very heart and
soul" of the union is at stake in the
suit.
Samuel Gompers, President Of the
American Federation of Labor, who
will address the convention, said the
injunction, If granted would enjoin
all activities of the miners union,
and, turning to President Lewis. he
added:
"John, in> defense Of that principle,
I would like to visit you in JAIL
The delegates shouted their ap-
prevail. Mr.. Lewis arose, declaring:
"I have every expectation that
Mr.. GQmpers will be accorded that
privilege"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-27
Details Of Grain
Advance Announced

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Further
details of the war finance corpora
TONS $15,000,000 loan to the Equity
Cooperative Exchange association
operating in Minnesota, North and
South Dakota, were announced today
by the corporation.
istered terminal warehouse receipts
representing the grain marketed, "
the corporation said, land will be in
an amount up to 60 per cent of the
value of the grain. The exchange
will agree to maintain this mar
gin until the loan is repaid.
1.-THE funds advanced by the wa
| finance corporation to the exchange
will be used by it in making cor
responding advances 10 it's members
After the grain is marketed by the
exchange, the proceeds will be de-
| voted, first, toward repayment of
the war finance corporations loan
| the balance being pro-rated among
| the farmer members Of the exchange
in proportion to the amount of grain
| supplied by them.
THE money will be advanced
from time to time, as the grain
reaches terminal warehouses, and ali
| advances will mature not later thar
| ninety days from the date of the
| advance, and will be discounted al
| the rate Of IL per cent per an
num- The funds will be made avail.
| able to the exchange as soon as GER
| tain formal documents have been ex-
| ecuted and approved"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-27
U. S. Bureau to Aid
Police Of Country
In Preventing Crime

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Plans
for the establishment of federal bu-
reau for Identification here to aid To-
cal police throughout the country in
tracing and identifying criminals
were announced by William ]. Burns,
cation of the department of justice,
in an address here last night before
the international association OF ident1-
ficatien. The proposed bureau, Mr.:
Burns added, has secured the full
Endorsement of Attorney General
DaughertY.
The bureau was described by Mr..
Burns as a clearing house for all
data bearing on the identification of
criminals secured by the police de-
partments Of every city, and village
in the country. 1t will be prepared,
he said, to furnish to the police of
any community Identification data
been supplied, such as finger prints,
photographs, bertillon measurements
and personal descriptions.
ut is the desire Of the attorney
general to bring the proposed bureau
to the highest degree of efficiency
said Mr. Burns. After it has been
organized we will cooperate with the
the country for the prevention of
crime. We believe it will be great
step forward in that direction"
The first step in organizing the
bureau, Mr.. Burns said, will be the
taking over Of all files and data now
in the possession of the national bu-
reau for criminal Identification, an
Organization financed and conducted
here by the police departments of
various cities throughout the coun-
try. About ZOO Identification bureaus
now functioning in connection with
this organization will become affiliat-
ed Immediately with the federal bu-
reau he added
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-27
FARM LOAN MONEY
READILY AVAILABLE
By THEODORE TTILER
The Atlanta Journal News Bureau,
e23 Riggs Building,

WASHINGTON, Sept. ga reas-
surfing letter regarding the avail
ability Of money for farm loans In
Georgia under the federal farm loan
act was received Saturday by Sena-
tor William J. Harris from Commits
sioner Charles f. Lobdell, of the farm
loan board. Com missioner Lobdell
says the Central Loan bank, at Co
lumbia, S. c., is functioning, and that
Georgia is getting a proportionate
share Of the loans for that district.
Senator Harris is requested to ad-
will be expeditions landings of
their applications by the farm loan
system.
Commissioner Lobdelrs letter
reads:
"In response to your personal call
that as a result of your recent visit
to your state, some complaint ldevel-
oped that applicants through the
Federal Land bank at Columbia were
not receiving loans as promptly as
desired, permit me to state that
have examined the reports of opera.
ton of that bank for the month of
August and find that it closed loans
aggregating $1,516,250. Of these
loans. $483,950 We're made in Georgia.
From this you will see that the bank
is actively at work, and that Georgia
is getting her full share.
cit is needless to call your atten-
tion to the fact that the federal farm
loan system is not an emergency
measure, but is an organization
planned to proceed in an orderly way
to the making of farm loans, and
that it cannot, with safety, be geared
up to great emergency operation, but
it may be well, perhaps, for you to
make this suggestion to others who
have not had the occasion you have
to make a study of the matter.
Their loans will be closed in this
way, and trust that the fact that GER
tafnty of closing is really beyond
question may serve to relieve the de-
lay of serious embarrassment.
Another fact worthy of note, 1s
that from the beginning of loaning
operations in 1917 until their sus-
pension in the spring of 1920, Geor-
gia took but very little interest in
the operations Of the Federal Land
bank at Columbia, and was not, there
fore, we'll organized. This, of course,
does not suggest any discrimination
against her. but it will serve to call
attention to one difficulty in extend
ing rapid service. -
at appreciate your interest, not
only in your own state, but the inter-
est which you have manifested in the
entire system 4"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-27
Thousands Suffering
From Pellagra

They suffer torture from this disease,
Pellagra.-Then they die.--And In the South
this year thousands will meet untimely
deaths--deaths which might have been pre-
vented.
For Pellagra sufferers can get relief.
Thousands have been saved and many more
thousands will be brought back to normal
health.
A big-hearted Alabama Pellagra Specialist
named Baughn studied Pellagra for many
years; and as a result of his Investigations
he developed Pellagra Treatment which
has been signally successful. 1t is a treat
ment which relieves the torture Of open
sores in the mouth and throat. 1t reduces
the swelling in the hands. arms and feet.
It does away with constipation and diar-
rhoea.-And, best Of all, it brings back
normal health.
No matter how severe your Pellagra may
be, bear in mind the fact that others who
have had Pellagra suffered more severe
cases than yours, and they are alive today
Simply because they took advantage Of this
remarkable Treatment.
You can learn all about this treatment
from a FREE booklet which the American
Compromising Company will send to you. It
tells how thousands have had normal health
restored and will show how you, too, can
regain your health. There Is no obligation
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ment.) -
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-27
FIGHT ONLEADERSH|P
. Of SENATE IS BEGUN

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-sena-
tor Lodge is to be given one "last
chance" to prove himself an eff
fective leader Of the Republican ma
jority in the senate, number of
determined western and middle-west-
ern Republicans have decided.
If Senator Lodge fails to pass
the test, Reorganization OF the
present leadership is certain, these
senators declare. This re-organiza-
ton would rob Lodge of everything
but the courtesy title of leader.
4 The test Lodge must pass, ac-
cording to dissatisfied senator's, is
speedy disposition Of the, admins
tratfon's important legislative pro-
gram, including the treaties OF
peace, the tax and tariff bills and
railroad refunding bin.
If any change in leadership is
made it probably will be about the
time Mr.. Lodge is forced to relin-
quish some of his senate duties to
devote his attention to the dis
armament conference.
z DISSATISFIED SGudIOAo
: lAadership REORGANIZATION is in
evitable. if public business lis Is to tp. be
expedited. They pointed out tnese
facts today in SUPPORT OF their be-
lief:
That with the administration pro-
gram hanging fire, Mr.. Lodge per.
mits the fight on the anti-beer bin
to be resumed, to the exclusion OF
That Mr.. Lodges lack of aggres-
siyeness threatens to let opponents
of the administrations treaties Win
the central powers subject the
senate and the country to long de-
LAY in settling the peace terms.
Mr.. Lodge has already indicated
Willingness to discuss reservations.
That Mr.. Lodge, as majority
aeader, and Mr.. Cummins, of Iowa,
as president pro tempore, are both
200 old for the duties of leadership,
.particularly who replaces Senator'S
Lodge and Cummins, just SO It Is
sone one who will do what they
say the country is demanding-get
things done.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-27
Overworked-U Undergrad
Dishwashing Wives
Form an Association

Since the Edenic era, when Mother
Eve first served Father Adam APP
pie sauce, there has been consider
able hue and much more cry raised
by the so-ealled housewife for an
organization to protect her interests.
Thus, 1t remained for twentieth
century madonnos Of the Wash-tub
and custodians Of the cradle to per-
feet a corority which seeks their
emancipation.
From far-off Brooklyn comes an
announcement addressed to the city
editor of The Journal telling Of the
Utopian prospects of the newly for
mulated association of "Overworked-
Underpaid- DISTINGUISHING Housewives"
Women who work." states the
communication, MAY wear short
skirts and bob the hair" 1t is ex-
dom Of movement while the latter
saves time in the mornings.
But for women of MEANS" says
the letter with trace of sarcasm
"let it be ordained that they wear
long skirts, permit the hair to grow
and uncover the ears"
What greater boon can come to
the housewife than the official sane
ton to trim her skirts and hair to
such degree Of breVlty as to insu1 e
perfect reedom-personai, Of course?
The letter comes red-hot from
the headquarters OF the association
which is located, says the text, "by
the'a cook-stove and the cradle, with
the wash-tub nearby"
The officials of the association
have no high-sounding names or IT,
ties. The officers are merely presi-
dent and secretary, held by Sara
Smith and Matilda Brown, respec-
lively. Perhaps the members over
looked good feature by not naming
the head of the organization I'm
perial Rubber Of the Corrugated
Board" and her chief assistant
Eminent Rocker of the SomnoIent
Crib
But what are mere names among
friends? The housewives arc pre-
pared to stand united or Fall di-
vided.
However, is there anyone who can
gainsay that members of the "asso-
citation" will not powder their noses
out of the same DORM the next time
a choice lot of "S1.9S's" are adver-
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-27
South Carolina Staff
For Veterans Reunion

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. "a.
Major General G. A. Reed. Command
ing the South Carolina division.
United Confederate Veterans, has no
lifted reunion headquarters here of
the following appointments on his
staff for the reunion October 25-27:
Sponsors, Miss Nancy S. Lindsey,
camden; matron, Mrs. Fl. L; ADAMS.
crime Blakeney. Camden; maid of
honor. Miss Eleanor Mitchell. Green
Vile; maid Of honor, Miss Louise
Ligon, Anderson; chaperon. Mrs. YER
non Mcdowell, Camden.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-09-27
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