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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21
ODVOLANl MC-GANNONA
PRED STATNiM NEJ-
VYSSIM SOUDEM.

X trestu vezeni odsouzeny
byvaiy municipalni soudni pred
nosta w. II. McGannon, podal
odvolanl, nemz Sc opira il
sty pravnicky omyl k nejvyS-
simu statnimu Soudu, ktery 0
apelaci teto bude jednati dne
4. kvetna. McGannon byl od-
souzen pro pfemlouvani sved-
XII, aby vypovidali V jeho pro-
speech a rozsudek prvni stolice
byl Y plncm rozsahu potvrzen
soudem odvolacim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21
50 A 26.

Washington, 20. dubna. =
Kongresnlk Fairchild, republi-
kan "a. new-yorskeho distrik-
tn, ozeni sc Ultra sc slecnou
Elinor Parsonsoyou, svoii Sc
kretarkou, veslo We znamost
dnes. Slecna Parsonsova, jez
eta 26 let veku, bydela drive
Y Yonkers. N. Y. Fairchild ci-
ia 50 roku veku, Jest vdovcem
a slouzi svoji tretl lhutu V kon-
gresu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21
Dcery Frantiska Skroupa.-

Novinami prob6hla v nedav-
nych dnech zprava, re We Styr-
skem Hradci zile V pozehna-
mem veku 80 let jediny poto-
mex skladatele naSi narodni
hymny, pani ,Iosefina Helly-
iowa, VdoVa po uniVersitnim pro
tesoru. Pokud isme informo-
vani. ma Sc vcc takto: Sklada-
tel Frant. Skroup byl dNakrate
zenat. Po prvni choti, roz.
koudelkove, zustala dcera Jo-
selma. kdezto druha chot', roZ.
kleinwaechterova, poyiIa mH
dalSich sedm ditcL, Joseiina,
provdavsi sc trVale do ciziny,
pozbyla easem styku S dom0-
VEN a mladSimi cleny rodiny
y nichz aije jiz jen spolecnosti
prazske znama sic. Bozena
Skroupova, byv. ucitelka hud-
by. Zanikle osobni styky q
zeimena pred tremi roxy Sc
vyskytnuvsi soukroma zpraEa
o umIti pani Hellyove byly prl-
tinou, re byla jiz samou praz-
skou sestrou svou oplakana. =
Prejeme ob6ma dcefam o ma
rod zaslouzileho hudebnika-
buditelc hodne zdrayi do dal-
Slch let.
Japorcc zakem prof. Sevci-
ka. - Y nedaynych dnech prl-
byl do Prahy pan RYusuku la
yaShi, dotud Yak clSarske hu-
debni akadenie v Tokiu, aby
SC dale vzdclaval hfe na hou-
sic ia vedeni prof. Scvtika. Je
TO prVni iaponsky hudebnlk,
ienz Ia ucelem studia Sc roz-
hodl zajeti k nam a sy6riti
svou yychovu zkusenym rukdnl
cesk6ho mistra hry houslove,
tesiciho sc svetov6 pov6sti. =
Pan Hayashi. rodem Nary.
pochazi &c slaNn6ho rodu Sal
myu z Kaibuchi Y provllcii
Kadzusa, ienz obdrzel sEe le-
no "a vlady sogunu Z dynastie
TokugaWa. Y patck dne T,
dubna odjede do Pisku, aby
rozmnoziI cizineckou kolonii
zaku prof. Sevcika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21
S!kMA VEZ v PISE..

U4itei K zakovi: "Poyez mi,
Kudlacku, kde maji vez, Htera
stojl sikmo?"
= Kudlatek, ktery na otaz-
ku nebyl pripraven: stoji a MI
ucitel IN napovid5 ~ P.
4 P"
kudlacek: " PTeloucI. =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21


ny pan inzenyr Sc rozhovoril.
Trapiyalo il, re je takovy ne
mluva ze nikdy j neposkyt-
lie prilezitosti, ably 81 odlehci-
la. "Takovi pani nic nedelaji,
dobre zijl, masa a piva 81 po-
pfeli a takove neVypracovane
telo media potom pokoje. Proto
je radeji zenou k oltaii, ably
sc mic nestalo. Ono sc sice ta-
ky stane, ale neni toho aspon
tolik. ia naSeho barona znam
cd malicka, to uz jsem byla
hromadu let vdana, kdyz to
byl chlapec. A take Sc ma je-
no syatbu pamatuJi. Byval to
take hodny hoch a povidalo Sc
!eccos o jeho spadecn. Arci,
takoVy pan ma penize, zapla-
ii, nebo Sc ho lide boil q naSi-
nee Sc nedovl am desateho. a
tenhle mlady pan baron Ra-
fael je cely tatlk. Tuhle Sc su-
Skalo, re starry baron vyhnal
hajn6ho, protoze 81 dosel ma
zamek, ably mu mlady pan ne
kazll dcefu. Prenahlll Sc, roz-
kflcel Sc pred lidml a Vyhrozo-
val, ze. mlademu panoNi holi
napraska, chytl-ll no haJov-
ny. Jenze mel Vyhrozovat llz
drlV, - ne az hdyz w dcera
bude chovat.
\ "a to baron haJneho w
hnal:
ma hodmu musel halov-
ny a taky sci. Pronajal 81 ta-
dy barak, nez nejake mlsto
najde zaluje Sc baronem.
Po zlem toho asi moe neVysou-
di. Ma dit6 oni neco dali, ale
ta holka mnoho nepopadne.-
kde pax. TakoVl PAM mali
jlne zastani.'
"Lakon je po kazdeho a haj-
ny by byi blahovy, kdyby po-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21
POUTA MRTVE LASKY.
ROMAN -
Napsal Rohumil Observation-Disclosures.

re napadna podobnost devce-
te, beZtoho ien velmi zbe5n6 V
lese poZnaneho, byla asi Wy
Volana zmenou predstavy V
jeho moZku. Ia Ia dlouha le-
ia, 20 ktera karlu nespati'il, u
], tVaiil Sc Jejl obraz jlno dust
zcela jlnak a jistc zc 81 uz kaz
dou podrobnost nepamatuje.
Az j dnes blizka uzri, bude
treba prekvapen, jak Sc mohl
myliti.
Ale pres to, kdyz stoupal do
kopecku a potom, spatfiv hTe-
beny slavetskych domkd, bli-
I'll Sc k dedin6, nemohl Sc u
braniti rozechveni. Nebylo ami
iinak MONO, protoze Sc V mem
probudilo vsechno to utrpeni a
vsechny ty touhy, ktere po fa-
du let byly jeho neivernejsimi
! pruvodci.
Dosed k veSnicce roztrouse-
ne po sVazlch upaetu. patral,
kan zamifiti. w Sc chtel
ptati ditete pasouciho ma trav-
nice husy. kde zustavaji Poma-
hacoyi, kdyz mu padl zrak ma
domek stojici Y rade druhy cd
pesiny. Smerem k polim by
la neho zahradka a ma niz-
KEN plutku byla feSata, ma
Inichz Sc suSily nal1rajene hou-
! by. Nzpomnel 81 ma svou po-
Sluhovacku, co sblrani hub
inezname vyletnice povldala q
| pustil Sc k domku. Sice Sc k
domku chodilo Z opacne stra-
my re vsi, ale tady videl vySla-
panou stezicku k malym vrat-
KUN, kudy asi domaci kratili
81 cestu, kdyz chodili z poll
primo zahradkou.
Otevrev dvifka, vessel na "a
hTadku, odd6lenou nastrkany-
mi v6tvemi cd dvora, ably hui
Isy nemohly pod nekolika stro-
my kazit travnik uz mu ma
! pablo. re jde spravne. Ma le-
vo od domoVnich dveri bylo
! ledno male okenko, nynl ote-
vrcnG 4 zakIyte. bilou, kra ko-
IVou Ha"lonou, Takova vec by
III v domiCh iidkou veci a pro-
Hrazovala vzdy, re tam kdosi
lepSi bydlI. A Zaroven nezna-
ma obJevila sc mezl dVermi :
j zvcdaVe diVala sc na bliziclho
iizenyla.
Nezdaia sc byti prekvapena
icho prichodem a 20 kratkem
yahani popoSla mu naproti.
"Racte mne snad hledati ?"
pt9la Sc laskave a jeii hlas "a
Sc mu uclch zazvonil q Ease
zesilil jeho prvni myslenku, ze
pred MIN stoji duch karlin.
! "Ano, slecno, prominte. re
vas We vasem klidu rusim, ale
pral bych 81 S vami okamzik
hovoriti a vas Sc IA cosi ze-
ptati. Vcera jsem Sc pouze
zbezne predstayil. Jsem inze-
nyr VratislaV Rybnac.
"T6si ne, pane inzenIrc, ia
vase lmeno uz take znam. -
Mole jmeno ie karla Skarva-
doVa. Wy asi to .jneno znate. >
'Karla Skarvadova," opako-
Val uzasle patril III nj ulkve-
le nesmirnem rozrusenl. -
Jak ie 10 MONA :? Znal jsem
slecnu, lez Sc jmenoVala jake
w a byla YAM napadne podob-
ma. Ale to je w mnoho, nlno-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-21

>1o huJ W Vhlh Wy
10 milejsl, mohlo bychom iiti
ven, K lesu. Reztoho je uvnitf
dusno a media Sc voIne hovori-
IT,"
4 "Dovolite-li, pujdeme tro-
chu ven,' povidal sklesle. Uz
tusil, re Sc pred MIN otevre ta-
jemstvi, ktere no zkruSi citil,
jak jeho mozek trpi tlakem
i dusevnlho nepokoje.
| "Proslm, to bude lepe. Vez-
mu 81 pouze svou kabelku, =
| kdybychom az X lesu dosli, a.
bych 81 prlnesla nejake hou-
by"
| Otocila sc a vebehla rychle
do domku Zustar stati, dosud
81 nejsa vedom, co Sc S MIN
|deje a co pocne. Prekvapeni
bylo prilis nahle a bolest prilis
hluboka. Ted arci rozumel,
lproc objeveni Sc Karlino nan
|tolik pusobilo, ted arci uz bylo
Ivylouceno, re by Sc byl po-
dobe karline natl. Z celeho
Ijeho dusevniho zmatku Wy
Ivstaval iediny urcity pocit to
lbyl pocit szirave bolesti. Karla
se provdala, Karla 81 bez o.
!hledu na jeho lasku ma sveI
lsliby zalozila domacnost pro
neho nemela ami tolik ohledu,
aby mu oznamila, re Sc jeii ci-
|ty zmenily, re jc volny a ze|
bude lepe, kdyz re sve duse
vyrve vsechny vzpominky bu-
de take Ma move sve Stesti vzpo
mlnat je budovat.
Ia okamzik Sc Karla obje-
villa. Mela tyz odey jako wee
ga, pouze lepSi zasterku 81
Vzala. PlaSe Sc nan pousmala
a nachylivsi trochu hlavu, O.
tevrela vratka ven &c zahrad-
ky.
"Prosim,' vybizela no, ably
lvysel a kdyz il mlcky pokynul,
|vyklouzla napred ii on rovnez
sci "a nj. Karla delala vudce,
znajic lepe nez on cesty kolem
vesnice. PreSli kolem humen
a ocitli Sc na polni ceste, We
douci k lesu. Dosud oba mice
Ii. Rybnac nevedel, mac Sc
drive tazati. Lekal Sc, ze az
dojde k vysvetleni, bude .ieho
|bolest ieSte vetsi. Bylo by mu
|byvalo nesmirne trapnc. ably
|pred karlou, jez sc mu .ievila
|jako mlady kvet, projevil ne
|lakou horkoSt nebo neco, co by
ljeii matku odsuzovalo. Pocl-
tai ieji laskou a S jejim MIA
Idlm. Doiista svou matku asi
IVroucne miluje a bylo by ohav-
Inc, ably potrlsnil omen krasny
obraz, lelz vuci sve matce V
srdcl choNa.
A pfece Ease nemohl mlceti.
IKdyz il videl vedle sebe iiti
kVetouci, milou a puvabnou,
Izoufale 81 pomyslil, proc byl O.
loupen o Stestl, ably byl mohl
lproziti zivot jeji matkou, =
tproc mu nebylo doprano, abv
Sc byl mohl napiti rozkose, po
niz volalc jeho mladi a jeho
lvznicene shy. Nebyl prece ska
Irohlid, nebyl nedokrevny muz,
]jcnz pohrdal a nepotreboval u
tiSiti svych vasnivych tuzeb =
byla 70 karla, jez sVym neyy-
svetlitelnym odchodem posta-
lvila SC y cestu ySem jeho tou.
Iham a donutila no, ably sc cd
rekl radoSti manzclslfeho 1.-Two
TIA.
! "Kdyz jsem Sc vcera vrati-
Ia Z lesa, ptala jsem Sc MaTky,
Izna-li vas a la mi povedela, ze
!jste skuteGn6 ten, o nemz to-
lik jsem slychala, ozvala Sc
Karla, preruSivsi dlouhe mice
mi. Obili slabe selestilo VII
Inc kvetoucich mczi obili o.
ipojovala.
y tsI. n, icui T., M.,-I-. Ds ~ !.
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CESkEMU LIDU v GLE
W.
VELANDU,

Dole uvedene The Cleveland
Trust banky, tax dobfe jak
zbytek nasich 48, Y sousedstvi
umistenych dfadoven isou zfi-
zeny k Vasemu pohodli.
Riditele a Qfednici cizinec-
k6ho oddeleni jsou tam proto,
ably Vam zdvorile poslouzili,
nejen po obchodnicku, ale
i We zpusobu pfatelsk6 rady.
Vejiti temito dfadovnami
We styk jest pom6rne velice
snadnym, jelikoz ie tam vzdy
kdo mluvi VaSi reel.
Pouziite nati uradovny We
NaSpno So,1cedc+yri l.
Evening star., 1922-09-28

AUTO EXCHANGE
OF WASHINGTON, INC.
1II1 14th St. NV. Frank. 5I74.
WE CAN'T SELL ALL THE USED CARS
GOLD IN WASHINGTON. so WE CONTENT
0CRSELvES BY SELLING
THE BEST.
1921 STCTZ 4-passenger.
1920 STUTZ touring.
1922 MOON sport.
1921 BUICK 7-passenger.
1920 DODGE roadster.
1920 CADILLAC touring.
1919 CADILLAC roadster.
1918 CADILLAC tour t2I.
1917 CADILLAC touring.
1919 HUDSON coupe.
1890 COLE aero 3 touring.
1920 CHANDLER touring.
1920 JORDAN touring.
1921 OVERLAND touring.
1921 OVERLAND roadster.
1918 BUICK touring.
1918 BUICK 4-cyl. roadster.
1920 MAXWELL roadster.
1921 CHEVROLET touring.
1921 FORD sedan.
1919 NATIONAL touring.
1919 HAYNES touring.
Il 1919 HAYNES sedan.
1918 PREMIER touring.
TRADE OR TERMS.
Evening star., 1922-09-28
WANTED-GARAGES.

BY OCT. I5-CONvESIENTI.Y LOCATED
for party living near corner 18th and n SITS
NV. Phone Main 6A5A
Evening star., 1922-09-28
FOR RENT-R0OMs.

FURNISHED ROOMS-Continued.
'LEASANT corner room, electric lights, steam
neat; $50 Columbia 2644. 20
CHEVY CHASE: D. C.-Iwo rooms. private
,ath. Clev. 1547.
lib II ST, Nw.-IArge front room; ami.
Evening star., 1922-09-28

IAN AND EI.MoNT-ArTRACTYE rUR-
nishaI four outside rooms. kitchen and bath.
In first class apartment overlooking cenfra!
uicn stadium. Apt 2b3. THE MARINE.
Evening star., 1922-09-28

e5ls 1.:h ST. NV. APT NO. 2l--TnREF
rooms, bath. Kitchen. porch, three closf 10
modern: completely furnished. After z.
IN TIE NoRTHUMBERLASb-o ROOMS
ard bath: handsomely furnished: possession
Oct .: sos month HARRY \. SEAY. agent.
urI E,li
Evening star., 1922-09-28

! " ST. NEAR I5th--Second floor front; four
sfi1shl. for four: SIS. Col. AZ
T; 90 F YAPIFOT. Sr.-THREE ROOMS, FIRST
| door: running water; gas range nicely inr
Evening star., 1922-09-28

IOI7 10th ST. NV.
Elegant room for married couple: exclusive
home 2Ss
Evening star., 1922-09-28

EUCLID ST. S.W.-Newly furnished I've
-ncms and hath. front apt. ideal location.
Call Col 5oS6W Svs
Evening star., 1922-09-28

HEATED, COMPLETELY FURNISHED, TWO
rooms and bath. Iisr Of kitchen. ami. hro
place: screened porch. Glen Echo. Phone
Bet he sda 30l-F-5 -
Evening star., 1922-09-28

DESIRABLE SIN ROOM APARTMENT, FUR.
nishcd Tle Roanoke. 1915 Euclid 81.
Apply TO OWNER, Apt. l, or to tanitcr. 3o'
TWO ROOMS ash HATH, ELECTRICITY.
hest and gas; telephone; Ink. permitted
Adams lTas 1870 CrittcHden 81. NV. 80.
Evening star., 1922-09-28
!. HARRY wARpMAN.
&c " a,ao 1870 K 81

il SOMERSET HOUSE. 1901 10th ST. NV
l. rooms AID kitchen and bath: also one room ana
Evening star., 1922-09-28

THOMAS ClRCLEBEST DOWNTOWN 10
nati,n. all ont side rooms; only one left: three
rooms, Kitchen and bath. The Rogers, Frank
Evening star., 1922-09-28

BUICK passenger sedan, fine
condition, with seat covers and ex-
tras; only selling because l have
bought new car. Morton J. Luchs,
713 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-28

nnWyT6WS T0yERIO0KING THOMAS
CirIal-E4 Iaclede Ia23 Vermont ave. IN
centional 4-roonl, bath. corner apartment; rel
eranr.s Main SIlG.
Evening star., 1922-09-28

Congressional Apartments.
Nice room. overlooking Capitol. adjoining
bath; hot-water heat; gentleman only. Phone
Lincoln l723
Evening star., 1922-09-28

ATTRACTIVE . ROOMS. KITCHEN: RA11i
and porch iu an pp-todate apt. building
1909 Eth NV. VIII lease for year. Rent.
Sec ianitNr.
Evening star., 1922-09-28

! THREE ROOMS AND BATH, COMPLETELY
! Surnished from October l. 500 MONTH apt
!
Evening star., 1922-09-28

HelELtS I0Cat'On.
CLIFFORD \ BORDEN CO.
Phone Main a2i. 6o4 5th 81. rw
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1922-10-12
FITZ-HI P. T. A. MEETS

The second meeting of Fitzgerald
High School Parent Teacher Associa-
ton was held on Tuesday afternoon,
Oct, 10th in the study hail.
The meeting was opened by a prayer
by Rev. Nay, and after an introduct-
ory talk by the president, Mrs. H. H.
James, the meeting was turned over
to the chairman of the program COM
mittce, who rendered the following
program:
Song-Cherokee Rose of Georgia
by group of High School girls.
Talk-Well Balance Diet-by Miss
Ossie Mcintyre.
Physical drill-by group of Mrs.
Norman's Piano pupils.
Reading-Experience- by Miss
Madden.
The influence of proper diet and
cleanliness on the Moral and Spiritual
Life,-by Rev Nay
Mrs. Williams then read a letter
from the State President of the PIT.
A. in which she commended Fitzger-
aid for the splendid work being done
here.
After short discussion of several
BUSINESS matters the meeting was ad-
journed and every one was invited
down stairs where the social commit
tee serN ed delicious refreshments.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1922-10-12
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

In the District Court of the United
States for the Southern District of
Georgia
In the matter of the following bank
rupt:
c. r. Barrineau, Fitzgerald, Ga.
To the creditors of said bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that the above
named Bankrupt was duly adjudicated
a bankrupt on the date named below
and that the first meeting of his cr<d-
itors will be held at 10 A. M. atfny r.
flee in Cordelc,N Georgia ON the c.
named below, at\ which time the !
creditors may atteNd1appo trustee,
examine the Bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may prop Fly
come before said meeting.
Date of this notice, Oct. II, 1922
Date of adjudication, Oct. H. 1922.
Date of creditors meeting, Oct q,
1922
u. V. WHIPPLE, Referee in Bank
ruptcy, Cordele, Ga. 1t
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1922-10-12
BEAUTIFUL BIRTHDAY
PARTY

Mrs. H. Milton entertained about
torty little guests Wednesday after
noon at one of the prettiest children's
parties ever given in Fitzgerald in hon
or of the seventh birthday of her lit
tile daughter, Francis. ............
Mrs. Milton was assisted in receiv-
ing and entertaining the children by
Mrs. Gus. Isler Mrs. r. ]. Spell and
Misses Laura Whitley and Mavis
Paulk. h.a... va
The rooms were beautifully deco
rated in pink and white, the antigonon
vine and pink crepe paper being used
III profusion. The color scheme of pink
and white was carried out in eyerv
detail.
On arriving and all during the af-
ternoon the children were served
punch by Miss Laura Whitley. Mu-
sic on victrola was enjoyed.
After enjoying outdoor games for
some time, the little folks lined up
and marched into the dining room
The attention of all centerd on the
beautiful birthday cake, which, icct
in white, held seven pinn candles. AT.
ter Francis succeeded in blowing out
the children were served cream ant
dime.
Later in the evening candy anc
crackers were served. Each little CUES
was presented with little pink bas
ket filled with pink and white candy
The little hostess received many
lovely gifts.
The children who were invited to
Mrs. Milton's party we're: Mary Ed
win Turner, Sarah Anne Pryor, Mar,
Helen Woodham, Marcia Dickey, E.
velyn Garwood, Ola Massee Maffett
Fay Hargrove, Vera Spell, Naom
Spell, Traces Mcdonald, Myrtle Bus.
sell, Martha jenkins, Charlotte Jen.
kins, Annie Frances Stephens, Fran.
ces Shearer, Hortense Shearer, Chris
tine lsler, Gussie Dixon, Sarah Low.
EFT, Mary Helen Ware, Harriet Ro-
gers, Mildred Fletcher. Lnleen Tor
renee, Camille Terrence, Ruth Bus
sell, Lauren Purvis, Bob Handley,
Walter Frazier, Ted Myers, S. G. Pry-
or, III, Malcolm McGoogan, Forest,
Farmer Jr. Earl Brown, Winebricl;
Baton, Chas. Isler, Chas. Harley Mil
ton, Geo. Williams, Jack Register, Will
lis Paulk, Louise Williams, Mary Ka-
therine Bryan, Louis Dorminey, Eliza
beth Russell, Miriam Bowers, Estelle
Curberson, Martha Morris, Frances
Milton.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1922-10-12
P. T. A. OF FIRST WARD

The regular monthly meeting of
the first ward which occurs on the Sc
cond Wednesday of the month was
held at the school building with an
attendance of forty. In the absence
of the president, Mrs. H. F. Newton,
Mrs. Edgar Bragg presided. Miss
Ruth Hawkes. expressed welcome in
a pleasing recitation. Miss Elizabeth
Adams performed the duties of sec.
and Mrs. G. w. Turner as treas. gave
her report. Committees reporting were
tor program, membership, and high
school meeting of the P. T. A. on Sept.
z, by Mrs. Gelders, Mrs. Malcolm
and Mrs. Cochran respectively.
A roll call of the members by the
rooms in which their children are
enrolled was decided upon as an in
centive to regular attendance, the
room having the largest representation
of mothers at these P. T. A. meetings
to receive the prize of a nice potted
plant, one to be given each month
Miss Hamilton's room is the winner
this month,A fathers night was the to-
pic OF greatest interest, and plans for
this were thoroughly discussed and
the date of Oct. 10th was chosen for
the occasion. The object is entirely So
cial and good plate supper will be
served without cost to all the fathers
and mothers, tho all must bring their
own plates, cups, spoons and forks
with thhem 6 2.t
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D. A. R. MEETING

National Abney Chapter D. A. r.
met at the home of Mrs. w. S. Dor
miney Friday afternoon, Oct. f. Mrs.
J. f. Turner, regent, presiding
Several topics of interest to our city
were taken up, among them, the celc-
bration of Armistice Day, Nov. llth.
We combined our efforts with every
other patriotic organization in Fitz-
gerald. We also have the endorsement
Of the Jeff Davis Highway Associa.
ton.
A medal will be given to the sen.
ior class high school for best student
in history for this year, same media
being used as in previous years, the
regular approved D. A. R. medal.
The subject of study was Patrick
Henry. 1t was in charge of Mrs. r. E
Lee who gave very interesting and
instructive talk about the life of this
remarkable man.
An original contest was also enjoyed
on this occasion. Mr.. Alex Mcdonald
Ir. winning te prize for best student
in history,afer tie between Mrs. R.
G. Womble, Mrs Minglcdorf and Mr..
Mcdonald
The home of Mrs. Dorminey was
prettily decorated for this occasion
in the artistic use of the Artiginon rose
combined with maiden hair fern.
A delicious salad course with iced
tea followed by mint ice and cape was
served by he hostess at the close of
the afternoon.
One of Fitzgerald's brightest young
men Mr.. Alex Mcdonald Jr. gave the
oration by Patrick Henry with the
oft-quoted Climax, GIVE me liberty
or give me death.,,
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P. T. A. SECOND WARD

AT an enthusiastic meeting of the
second ward p. T. A. on the lrst
Wednesday of the month a number Of
committees made their reports which
also embraced plans for many activities
for the near future.
The most pressing need was said to
be the play ground equipment and to
provide for this the Ways and Means
committee decided on box supper at
the school building on October 18th
at which candy, ice cream, and soft
drinks will be sold to swell the receipts
most of these things to be donated.
An old fashioned spelling bee will be
the chief entertaining feature and it
is expected that splendid communi-
ty feeling will be one of the important
benefits of the occasion.
All the committees are working with
a will and they expect to interest many
more than their own members. Every
one is invited to join with them in. an
enjoyable evening with some financial
aid oward the playground equipment
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THIRD WARD P. T. A.

The Third Ward p. + ."A held quite
an interesting program Wednesday af-
ternoon at the Third Ward School.
The meeting was called to order by
the President, Mrs, Sam Abram and
led i'll prayer by Mrs. E. A. Russell.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read ad adopted. The secretary Miss
Lillian Dorminey then called the roll
The attendance prize was won by the
third grade, Miss Lillian Dorminey,
teacher.
A committee was appointed by the
president to purchase and install a
basket ball court for the sixth grade
and seventh grade girls.
Mrs. Roy Bragg gave a talk on the
needs for a Domestic Science class
in the third ward and appointed a
committee to assist her in procuring
utensils and funds for carrying on this
work efficiently.
The meeting was then turned over
TO Mrs. R. l. Maffett who had charge
of the program. A delightful welcome
address was given by little Miss Mary
Helen Woodham, after which Mrs. L.,
A. Turner led in a community song,
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Let the World Go Rv."

Let the World 70 BY.
Miss Lillian Dorminey gave most
interesting demonstration of reading
lesson in her room and then the story
just read was dramatized by the pupils.
Ten children from second grade,
Miss Lilly Tucker. teacher, gave ten
health crusade rules.
DR.. Frank Ward gave helpful talk
on good health, giving the five most
important things we should teach our
children, fresh an. Exercise, Diet fegsr
uar habits, and cleanliness.
The program was concluded BY ID
reading of Edgar Guests most lorct
poem. Home" by Miss Madden
During the social half hour, pu,c
and sandwiches were served by Mrs.
R. V. Woodham, Mrs c. S. Isler and
Mrs. L. A. Turner.