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The Newark journal., 1921-12-22

Dear Santa.-Wlll yot please bring me a sleepy doll doll buggy, pocket book, sci of dishes, oranges, apples and nuts. Your little girl.
 VELA LENEHAN
 Dear Santa.--I want you te bring me Q trycycle, doll bug gy doll and a gold ring, candy, oranges, apples, nuts and rais- ins and a little stove.
 MITTIE BLANCHE PHILLIPS
 Dear Santa.-Here 1 come q girl twelve years old, and hope you will bring me a fur and huff l Would like to have a pair of rubbers, box of blue stationery with gold edge around it. I want some story books, oranges, apples, candy, nuts and a pair of kid gloves. 1 am going to bed early.
 PAULINE SAILORS
 Dear Santa l am a little girl six years old, please bring me a doll and doll buggy, some candy, oranges and nuts Santa don't forget my little sis ter Montine. She wants a doll and doll buggy too.
 MARGARET ALLEN
 Dear Santa.-Don't forget my tricycle., a big doll with sleepy eyes, plenty of nuts, oranges and candy. I am four years old and want a primer. Don't forget my brother Logan | 1Snef. lie wants Q fdttIef anu a rubber ball. I am a good little girl.
 OLA LEE SAILORS.
 Dear Santa.-I want you to bring me a big doll and a buzz gy, firecrackers, oranges, can dy, apples. I have a little brother and he wants you to bring him a little gun and firecrackers, some little toys and a whistle.
 BUNA HENDERSON.
The Newark journal., 1921-12-22
OLA LEE SAILORS.
NO HUNTING ALLOWED
VELA LENEHAN

Notice is hereby given that hunting on my land is prohib- ited and all persons are warn- ed not to trespass on same.
 w. J. WALDRIP.
The Newark journal., 1921-12-22

H. D. Eller has been danger ously ill with pneumonia for the past few days.
The Newark journal., 1921-12-22

Dear Santa.-Will you please bring me a sleepy doll, doll buggy, pocket book, set of dishes, oranges, apples and nuts. Your little girl.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
DR.. Coils New Method of Treatment Positively and Absolutely
Restores Hearing
Restores Hearing

nrc Coll now feels hat at last he has perfected one of the most wonderful forms
Z, ,r.,,usr for Head Noises Diseases of the Nse, Throat ad Ears Catarho of the
Head. Bronchial Affections. Asthma ad Gotr. His latest and pest form Oh urea"
nt vs brought abo& by years of hard study practical experience including labor
tory tests blood eaYinatons drugs the surgeons KNIFE SrmsS anu a." N"S
obsolete appliances Hhs latest form Of treatment mas aoohshed =" oo"'' pE
tes and includes only Electricity nd a Few or ms spehi preparations" is a
~. ,rrourtv tnd{ed to get his special physical and microscopic -Ray Examin-
aun. Dr Coll during the past rev days mas '"sN"e" N". must """ "
nht of precision. the graphosco which enable. MIN i" see atuhHS "0 "e
patients body without removing any clothing
After the Dagrbphocopic Examination Whh tens MI" S" '' o""' ="
sn fmher makeIa physical amHau ny means ' N"" ""' w
nru.. ,nstmnerts} all panless and harmless in his most wonderful hands After his
special examination you Will be told PLAINLY w"fner !" NH '' ~" :" nut 20
~ ..oontsv r Ok nauent you Will be treated by the most gentle currents possible
- .-s. 10 not confuseh his scientific and high class eatment with the old
.,.n.sn ectc machine long since obsolete 1t might be added that during the
-. 90 lows mr.. coll has also Installed a special machine for the treatment of all
80. =, cors Tbus IT will be seen that Dr. Coll is specialist of the highest type
- .+ .rr<Sve and that he gives results and not promises 1t is indeed a
,n..,on 10 cal s+ his offices and see his many patients pleased AM highly grathed
=, VAT rs.ut. Dr Coll can say Without fear of contradiction thth he haso one of
The lost wonderful ad thoroughly equipped ofces H. America today Dr. col viii
~. ~. cmJae raphos nd physical examination for s100a nd IL you are
scepted for a patient tho cost of treatment will be very small This special and gen
,om5 orArw wiz remain open for a short time only Do not give Up hope of evrb being
b.nened hut ON the other hand call and see 1r Coll as soon as possible
DR. coil treats Head Noises Catauh Deafness, Diseases of Nose Threats nd Ear.
nronchhl Affections, Asthma ad Goire most successfully. Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
Grateful, indeed, do I feel Do you suffer from Catarrhal
toward DR.. Coll for bringing Deafness? II So read now Ne"
back my hearing, after suffering Jersey resident recovered MS
several wears from Catarrhal hearing.
BY DR.. j. P. COLL

To the Public:
Those who enjoy good hearing can
never realize what it means for one
to suffer with Catarrhal Deafness. l
was a sufferer for eight years from
this affliction, and must admit it was
embarrassing, and I dreaded going
anywhere. After giving up all hope,
l one day strolled into DR.. Coils Of
flee (about three weeks ago. and
asked to have an X-ray taken.
Well, I was amazed at the wonder
full machines and patients, all talk
ing of feeling we'll. etc. So L in
sisted on seeing DR.. Coll, and heard
he had for sometime been expert
menting on a new electrical method
of treatment for deafness, so l asked
him would he try and do something
for me and, after a thorough ex-
animation and talk, | finally got MN
to treat men by his new method, ana,
to say the least, it's absolutely won
derful, with no pain attached to 1t.
I am on my twelfth treatment,
and can hear as we'll as anyone. ]
believe, who never was deaf. In only
a few treatments I got the first re-
lief in years, thanks to DR.. COILS
| method. To all who are deaf / can
highly recommend his treatment.
and I know it's bound to be n OF
the world wonders for curing ca
tarrhal deafness.
STEPHEN BORAS,
3i4 Second street.
| Harrison, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
first Ame to DR.. Coll about a
20 the Public:

neutrality-suspicious. treatment
asthmatic\condition Having
s%WF successfully treated and en-
5s53Y n cured of that for eight
sSv Sel sure it has left me forever.
sN wing tried many doctors, now ]
u IA a I can breathe again as any
yell person who never had asthma.
ITO 20 on with my gratefulness
toward DIR. Coll, I want to tell OF
NV experiences with catarrhal deaf
ness, having also been treated by
many doctors. I finally spoke TO
Dr. Coll about my latter condition
and he referred me to a certain doc
tor, who, as / understood, was en-
N ployed by him, as being a specialist
in that line.
Well, I took a ourse OF treatment
from him, when one day 1 again
went to DR.. Coll and said I seemed
no better. Then DR.. Coll told me or
Of his latest experiment, saying l
could be a subject If I choose, but
that he was not quite ready to open
his new nose, throat and ear de-
partment. / tried everything, SO
that I may as we'll try DR.. Coils
new experiment, as I had a great
deal Of confidence in DIR. Coll for
what he had done for my asthma.
Now, I can't express how happy ]
am. for after three treatments ]
gradually noticed improvement, and
now after sixteen treatments l an
entirely cured of deafness, and
would advise all who are suffering
70 70 and see DIR. Coll personally
fas 1 did, and I know he will cure
n you as he did me, with the extreme
courtesy also on the part of his
attendants.
MRS. SPROLL,
81 William street,
Newark, N. ]
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10
DIR. J. P. COLL

II East Park street
Newark
(Around the Corner from the
Public Service Terminal.)
OFFICE HOURS:
Mondays, Wednesdays and Sat
urdays. o A. Nj. to 8 r. NJ.
Tuesdays. Thursday, Fridays,
A. NJ. to 4 =. Nj.
Sundays, 10 A. NJ. to 1 r. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-10

1convincing Evidence OF
the Remarkable Benefit
Given to Chronic Ear
Sufferers Through Natural
Methods
BY DIR. j. P. COLL
During the past few days DR.. Coll has taken over the Nose, Throat
and Ear Departments and is introducing his latest form OF
treatment for Deafness, which is far superior to the treat
ments formerly administered. Read the following testimonl
ais for convincing proof:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
SnsvFAfF NJ 80
EN- HONOR DEL DOCTOR
ROSES

Con motive del hermoso trabajo
de divulgaci6n cientffica, a proposito
del "Radium'', que public6 reciente-
mente en- las columnas de Ell MUM
DO el doctor Roses Artau, hemos re
cibido numerosos parabienes para ell
referido hombre de ciencia, los que
Sc han undo las suplicas de que ira
temos de alentarle a que continue es-
cribiendo acerca de ese portentoso mi
neral, emisor de partfculas que aun
asombran a los sabios, Y Ell cual es-
tudi6 extensamente el insigne facul-
tativo portorrique1o en- Paris v Bar
celona, Y del cual conserva una can
tidad que, por mas que resulte fnfi-
ma (pues ell "Radium" es casi impo-
sible de conseguir, adn invirtiendo mi
llones de dolares) constituye uno de
los tesoros que posee ell doctor Roses
en- su espl6ndida clfnica, la cual
consagrara en- breve dos paginas, con
graficos de todo 10 mas valioso Y no.
table que existe ALI, la popular re-
vista puerto Rico Ilustrado"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
DON HILARIo SANTOS


Aver por la mafiana falleci6 en-
Ell "Auxilio Mutuo", nuestro estima-
do amigo ell active comerciante de es-
ia plaza don Hilario Santos.
La muerte de don Hilario ha de ser
muy sentida no solamente en- la ciu
dad de San Juan sino tambien en-
muchas poblaciones de la isla donde
ell finade contaba con extraordinarias
simpatfas, conquistadas con sus valio
sas cuaHdades, entire los Que sobre-
salfan su nobleza de caracter v su
bondad acrisolada.
Tanbien en- el alto comercio de San
Juan, donde don Hilario Santos con-
quist6 un alto y merecitio prestigio,
habra de producer honda y legftima
pena Ell fallecimiento del dignfsimo
eaballero. s
Ell MUNDO lamenta sinceramen-
te la desaparicion del noble amigo Y
envfa a sus familiares, tan apenados
hoy por Ia perdida que experimentan,
su pesame seentidisirno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
u - glEa5-177alN
UN NUMERO INTERESANTE
DE PUERTO RICO ILUSTRADO"

La acreditada empresa puerto Ri
co Ilustrado" obtendra sin duda algu-
ma en- su edicion de hoy, un exito no
table, pues ell ndmero de esta semana
,es de los mas importantes que Sc han
publicado.
Entire los graficos mas interesan-
tes de la semana, en- los Estados Uni
dos, fguran varios aspectos del
gran desaffo de "base ball"; un sub
marino perdido; una tragedia entire
dos rivales del gran mundo neoyor-
quino, y la explosion ocurrida en- IL
ciudad de Oppau, Alemania.
En- el mismo aparecen varios as
pectos de la manifestation co-ameri-
cana celebrada en- la ciudad de Pom
.ce la cual resulto brillantisima una
interesante fotogrlfia de la velada y
meeting nacionalista; ell banquete en-
honor al Comisionado de Instruction;
aspecto del banquete celebrado en- ho-
nor Rafael w. Camejo una vista
de la fiesta benefcio de Ia Cruz Ro-
ia Espanola
En- la parte literaria engalanan
las paginas de Puerto Rico Ilustrado'
con prosl y versos, los escritores Jo-
Sc A. Balseiro, P. NJ. Cautier, Juan
Escudero Miranda, j. Valldejuli Ro-
driguez, Cesar A. Toro. Eugenio AS
tol, Gonzalez Lugo, y M. Negr6n Co
llazo.
Dado la gran importancia del nd
merosactual, la edici6n quedara ago
tad ties del domingo, sin duda al !
gum
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
Polltica UenezoLana
La moral dipLomdtica

tar muchos lugares y yer plantas y
orquideas raras, curiosos animales
de todos clases, plumas y demas, a
la menor palabra que usted insin1e
Sc lie acercara slguien para ofrecer-
le como regalo los ejemplares mas
raros Y costosos.
De regalo en- regalo, de atenci6n en-
atenci6n, cuando menos 10 piense, Y
juzglndo el pals por los favores reel
bidos, escribira usted un hermoso in
forme dc Estado, diciendo que aquel
pals es ideal, que todo el mundo esta
satisfecho que la riqueza y prosperi
dad son maravillosos, 10 que fue pre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21

En- todas parties lie decian 10 mismo:
''casese, usted, Juan''. Habiase prem
dado de una prima muy gnapa Y algO
cerrada. su familia halo una coyuntu
ra.
-iSalvaloi .-decfan a la joven.
Luego vinieron los consoles paterna-
les. Las sdplicas de la madre norosa
que adoraba en- 81, y mi amigo Sc frie
ablandando hasta que, fina1mente, SO.
brevino ell milagro: eel muchacho SO
cas6".
lPobre Juan!
Esperanzados los viejos hicieron g1an,
des fiestas. Aguardaban la completa re.
generaci6n de Juan. Por la prensa Sc en-.
ter6 toda la isla del fausto suceso. Yc
que no Sc escribir versos, hice un soneto
en- honor de los esposos 10 envi6 por
correo ,desde la Capital. Ell padre ley6lo
en- voz alta ante los c6nyuges varios
parientes, que recordaron Juan nues-
tros dias de escueIa.
Luego, unos dias de calna nervioso
recogimiento en- ell hogar, Juan a Ia
calle, al Club, lque sc vol 10 mismo
cue antes. La enmienda no Sc veia pot
ninguna parte. La sana intenci6n de los
padres no pasaria de ser una buena, pc
70 vana intenci6n. iPobre Juan!.. Sc
casa, 10 casan, con ell fin de que Sc
enmiende y NADIA. Ell muchacho, sigue
en- sus trece. acknowledgements ha sido
un error. -. No Sc debe uno casar a
menos que va no este enmendado. Pero
esperar regenerarse, despues de ese
sacramento, es dificil -. Mucho mas
81 nos tropezamos con una hembra como
La de Juan.
+ Que tienes que quedarte en- casa.
81 bajas la escalera, te cierro. -.
" tranquilamente cierra la puerta,
Q la hora de comida le deja sin co.
mer, todo porque ell chico Sc retrasd
ounce minutes.
: ioh!, es horrible;- me ha dicho
Juan-no te cases. Llevo un mes de
casado, va han pasado por mi mente
las cosas mas terribles.
:. -GEl divorcio?-Juan.
-lQuia, hombrel-suelta, fruciendo
la boca-. ESQ es una sombra. -. Qni-
sierra, mira, qui. -. que EsTA, Isabes7,
SC muriera, ESQ es, Sc muriera!
Lectora, que sonreiste al VERNE empe
zar estas lineas, 81 eres traviesa no te
cases. Primeramente debes enmendarte
para que no te suceda como al pobre
Juan.
Augusta PIETRI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
UNA MUJER INToxIcADA

Inf0rman De PueFta De TERRA que
aver trat6 dc poner fin a sus dias,
tomandOse - pastillss de perman-
ganato De potash. Ia sonora Ines Ro
sario, natural de Yauco y vecina de
ID ealle A. San Agustin. Fue assist
"a por Il practieante Sevilla, pasan-
DO iuego al hospital en- estado grave.
Disgustos con 81 marido. segdn in
formes, motivaron tan seria resolu-
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
MAS DE QUINIENTOS cAsOs DE
TIF0IDEA EN UTUADO.

Nuesiro Corresponsal en- Utuado
nos parlieipa cue pasan d. 500 los ca
sos d. hehre tifoidea que - han re-
gistrado; asimismo nos informa, que
$50 hombres. que trabajaban en- la
earreteFa entire esa poblaei6n y Lares
- han leTantado en- huelga, a eau
sa ~ hahsrseie rehajado q jOrnal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
UNA FELICITAcIoN AL
sR. MATos BERNIER

Por telefono nos comunican que la
"Asamblea Juyentud'', de santurce
acori6 felicitar al sefior Matos Bernisr,
editorialista de Ell MUNDo, por su ar
ticulo publcado aver titulado ''Ley pa
ra hacer vagos''.
Damos las gracias en- nombre del Sc
nor Matos Bernier.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
Nicolas HERNANDEZ.
.1A TRAeEDIA coNrrNUA ]

En- la edici6n del IS del presente
mes del diario s'El Panama, de Ca.
racas, aparece reproducido un articnlc
que publico Ell HrUNDo, del sr. Ma
tos Bernier.
Felicitamos a nuest-o Querldo com
pshero por su triunfc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
Ell vAPoR "NEPTUNUs"

Los sefores ''sucrs. de L. Villamil
y Co.., de San Juan, nos participant
cue mafiana llegara a este puerto ell
varor "Neptunus'J prOcedents de
Puerto Plata, y saldra el mismo dia
para 81 Havre y Amsterdam, despues
de tomar alguna carga aqui.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
Ell GENERAL DIAZ NJ
LLEGA A NUEVA YORK
tPoR CABLE FRANCES,

NUEvA YORK, octubre 20 Ell
generalisirno de las tropas italianas,
general Dfaz, ha llegado4a esta ciu-
dad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21

Sa2S8ks8ASgSs88Rgg 8gaz1a1lk58888
Ell POBRE JUAN

No bien he puesto el tftulo a estas
lfneas cuando va te he visto sonreir.
Me fguro por que. Lo Sc fuerza de DIR
telo ''decir'' casi todas las tardes 4. ).
En- tu casa. En- Ell jardin. Hasta en-
la Iglesia, la salida de misa.
Pero to equivocas. Este 'tpobre Juan''
es otro Juan. I'm POGO mas ingenuo y
afortunado que 'el Juan" de ese ecu
plet'' que tn tanto cantas y, que popu.
lariz6 aqui una artista muy gorda y
muy descocada, ante el azoramiento de
nuestros teatros. Mi historic es
otra. Mas decente.
FL pobre Juan. i!
lie perdi de vista cuando apenas to
MIA ounce ados. Asistiamos a la mis-
ma escuela. FL era un perfecto holga.
zan, y 70 tenia fama de ser ell mucha.
cho mas desaplicado de la clase. Guam
do estabamos de vena-y este sucedia
diariamente- tramabamos los mas alb.
surdos planes, para reirnos luego, vien-
do rabiar al professor. Este conocia va
nuestra manera de ACTUAR, y cuando
algo ANoRMAL sucedia, va no Sc to-
maba Ell trahaio de ayeriguar quienes
eran los supuestos, verdaderos culpa-
bles pues seguro estaba 81 de COMO.
GER tedos sus discfpulos.
Muchas yeces la fgura venerable del
maestro alz6 su crispada lnano para me-
sarse la suave barba de tonos Huvia.
les. -.
Me asesinan gradualmente- -decia
el pobre viejo- Que los traigana aca :.
Y ALA ibamos. -
A mi me abofeteaba. A Juan lie tenfa
fuera de quicio la oreja izquierda. POI
bre JuanI =. Ell resistfa como un roble
las acometidas del huracan. Despues
permanecia suspense unos instante, y,
mas tardaba ell maestro en- ENFRIAR
Sc, que Juan Y el otro en- volver a las
andadas. ~ - s-
TodO tiene en- fin. Los padres de Juan
eran ricos, cast millonarios, resolvie-
ron mandarlo a un coiegio extranjero,
en- calidad de inferno. ALI fue su Wa
terloo. Mientras Sc faminariz6 con Ell
Idioma y las costu4nbress de sus COM.
paferos sufri6 hambre, insultos, penas
No tnvo ALIADos por BueIl tempo, y
sinti6 muchas veces no .haber sido; un
POGO mas comedido en- Puerto Rico.
-iQus quieres tIi-4ne ha dicho aho
ra-el que mace barrig6n ..i.-s! !. --
Al cabo de muchos amos Juan regres6
al pals. 6Transformadoa sia, En- un
hombre fuerte, atleta. u. En- Ell fondo,
era el mismo Juan de antes, aunque con
ell aditamento de ciertos habitos NON
SANCTOS, contraidos ALA. Trasnocha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21

-IPor que es tan linda Leonor
euando su faz Sc sonroja?......
-Porque usa iab6n ia Toja",
que embeIIece y da vigor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21
Ell JUEz MIR. FooTE
EN- AEAYAGUEz

Aver actu6 como juez en- Ell tribunal
de Distrito de Mayagiiez, Mr.. FoOte, pOr
orden del Attorney General.
FL juez Foote So encuentra "a resta-
blecido de La dolencia que Ie retenia en-
CANA. II
Mucho 10 celebramos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21

MANUEL 0UINTANA & HNO.
acaban de recibir 800 cajas de
sardinas espa1olas y 500 de
caIalnares.
Solicite precios.
Tetuan SO. Apartado c7.
San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21

ba; bebia y lie gustaba ell tapete verde
En- cuanto La mujer decfa que era
partidario del amor Hbre. Sin embar-
go.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-21

Jose RODRIGUEZ PASTOR,
cayey, p. r., Octubre de 1921.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-04
Women VIII Sell
Chautauqua Tickets

Five members from the Woman's
Club have been selected to have
charge of the disposition of Chau-
tauqua tickets Tuesday in the booth
which will be placed at Rylander
Shoe Store corner on Jackson street.
Those participating in the selling
will be Mrs. Edwin Sheffield, Mrs.
Ed Mathis, Mrs Emory Rylander
and Mrs Cobb Miner Mrs. George
Van Ripper, president Of the Woman's
Club, will assist these ladies in the
selling of the tickets to Chautauqua.
Each day during the week other
organizations and their representa-
tives will have charge Of the booth.
Wednesday the Daughters of the
American Revolution will take ac-
tive charge of sale of tickets.
Thursday the Americas Hospital
Association will dispose of the tick
cts in the booth, while Friday Mrs.
James w. Harris, president of the
United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy, and her assistants will sell tick
cts.
Saturday the Music Study Club
will arrange for the sale of tickets.
A friendly rivalry will exist among
the organizations during the sale OF
the tickets, the concluding day show
ing which has disposed of the great
est number of tickets during the
week. Each day announcement will
be made of those who will have
charge of the booth, and it is antic-
ipated that friends of the organiza-
tions will rally to The support of the
ladies and tickets will be sold rapidly
! and readily.
Chautauqua has become an estab-
lished institution in Americas with
out which the spring season would
be dull, and the programs are looked
forward to with a great deal of I'M
| tpreSt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-04
3 SERVICES DAILY
ALL this week
Interest Growing In
Hampton Revival At
Central Baptist


Dr. J. E. Hampton spoke to an
overflow congregation last night at
Central Baptist Church on THE
Supremacy Of Christianity" One of
the most forcible sermons of the
series, it was heard with intense in
terest by the large crowd which gath
cred in the auditorium of the church.
Every available seat was taken, with
chairs filled from the Sunday school
department. Many persons were
turned away.
In his remarks, DR.. Hampton eX-
allied Christianity above all other re
ligions of the world. "Not only is il
most self-sufficing for this life, Of
said DR.. Hampton, but it fills every
need for the life to come. 1t is the
one great element in the life of hui
manity which nothing else can fill"
At the close of his sermon Dr.
Hampton asked that the people re-
generate themselves and accept this
great supremacy which may be
theirs for the taking. Many respond.
cd to his appeal
This evening at 1870 o'clock an
other great service will be held, and
beginning tomorrow three services
will be held daily; at II o'clock in
the morning, o'clock in the after
noon and at 80 o'clock at night.
This will continue throughout the re-
n1ainder of the week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-04
FUVIjlt.
MarY's Future


Mary's story was no different than
/ perhaps. one-half of the so mother.
who are her sister patients. The
story was told to the welfare depart.
[ ment of the army and its operations
were set in motion.
All corps points in the country were
notified to try and locate the man
They found him in North Carolina
city. They told him of the gravity OF
! his crime. They made no effort to
compel him to retrieve himself. but
they brought out the man in him.
Then they sent little gray-hair-
cd old lady who has given the mast
40 years of her life to the "armv.'
to see Mays father. The iron s6ir.
ii was broken, the shoulders which
once stood so proudly, droopnd
through the burden of sorrow. hjy
halr was snoW-White, remorse for ms
own failure TO properly look after
his daughter, and his unsuccessful
search for her had broken him down.
and so this gray-haired woman and
gray-halrcd man knelt down and
PRAYED, while he thanked God that
ne had found his daughter. A few
days ago family reunion was held.
They have not told Mary of the
ether climax, but when she is able To
get up and walk about there will be
wedding in the little parlor down
stairs, where the colnmandant re.
ceives her callers, and where the
greater motto, Go and Sin No
More" sends 100 patients each wear