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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-11-16

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News dispatches published in the
daily papers OF this State q few days
ago told OF the death at his home in
McColl, Marlboro county, of DR.. Ar
thur NJ. Buchanan, former Fort Mill
physician, who practiced here about
IS years ago. At the time II his death
DR.. Buchanan lacked less than q
month OF being 40 years old. He vas
born in Chester. but spent. most Of
HIS hoyhood days In Charlotte, N. c..
During his residence in Fort Mill
Or. Buchanan was married to Miss
Anita Harris. daughter OF the late J.
T. ]. Harris and newphew OF w. F.
Harris Of. Fort Mill. Following the
death OF Mrs. Buchanan several years
ago. DR.. Buchanan was married the
second time. BY his first wife he Is
survived by one daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Harris Buchanan, who lives in
Charlotte with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Buchanan. Funeral
services we're held for Dr.. Buchanan
at the First Presbyterian church In
AcColl and the intermsnt was In that
town on November g.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-11-16
Rev. r. L. Keaton Comes to st. Johns.


Rev. II. L. Keaton Comes to st. Johns.
The congregation OF st. Johns
Methodist church was highly pleased
with the announcement, made by
Bishop Denny, in reading at the
Upper Methodist conference In Gaff-
ney Sunday night the pastoral ap-
pointments for the next year, that
the Rev. R., l.. Keaton, who for the
last two years has been pastor of
Green Street Methodist church in
Columbia, had been assigned 20 ST.,
Johns church.
MIR. Keaton and his family. consist
ing Of Mrs. Keaton and their two
children, are expected to reach Fort
Mill next Tuesday and he will at
once begin the work as pastor OF the
Fort Mill charge. Mr.. Keaton sue
ceeds the Rev. w. r. Bouknight as
pastor of st. Johns, Pleasant Valley
and Philadelphia churches. Ely a CO.
incidence, he and Mr.. Bouknight
exchange churches, Mr.. Bouknight
having been assigned to Green Street
church.
Mr.. Keaton is 81 years old and has
been member of the Methodist con-
ference since 1914. His first church
was at Gaffney, where he was sta
toned for four years, from 1914 to
1918. He was pastor OF the church
at Pacolet during 1918 and 1920. He
was then sent to Green Street church
In Columbia for the church years of
l92l-22. He is graduate OF Wof-
ford college and comes to Fort Mill
with the reputation OF being a force
ful preacher and tireless worker.
Mr.. Keaton was chaplain of the house
of representatives in Columbia dur
ing the 1924 and 1922 sessions OF the
General Assembly. The members OF
st. Johns congregation ars planning
q reception in honor Of Mr.. Ksatonl
and family to be held few days after
they reach Fort Mill.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-11-16
PUBLIC SCHOOL HONOR ROLL.

|. The honor roll of the Fort Mill
graded school for the months OF Sep
lemDer anu October is as follows:
First Grade-Miss Garrison.s sec
ticn: First honor, Dorothy Culp, Mer-
eulln Epps, Alice Gamble, Myra KIM
brell, Mary Elizabeth Meacham, Mary
Dickson farks; second honor, James
rersuson, Murray Mack, tranklyn
frim, George tetIus, Charles l.. Gar
rison, Holland Sutton, Kenneth Will
hei SON, raui wright.
First Grade-Miss Ellis section:
FIRST honor, Gladys hitch, ritman
L"oxauo, ernest Miller, Elizabeth
wlthers, Evelyn Merritt, nobert Hood !;
second honor, Jim Bryant, r1eien
f:otts, Johnny Walden, Lawrence hal
ley, Ailyce Miller, Martha Dorster,
raul Harkey.
Advanced First Grade-Miss Hamil-
toms section: First Honor, Marshall
Archie, William bradford, Grace Lipe.
Second Grade-Mlss Julia Arm
strong's section: tlrst honor, ludle
>arter, Margaret BAKER, Ruth Carter,
Juanita DAVIS, Fred Harris, Raymond
Dycnes, DAVID Rogers, "A. Y. William
sCn, Jr., Horace Lyles, Billie Miller.
second Grade-Miss Agnes Links
section: First honor, LeIa tite, Ruby
Ferrel, Emily Aleacham, Helen PM
nps. sara Lee, FRANCES Mae Mills,
carey McCorkle, Mona Broaunax, ed
ma mae McCameron, Wilma Reeves
Mary Ellen lscneIner, hooert Cou-
sart, Lily Mae Railey, Randolph koD.
mson, Otis Crowder, Norman Broad
max, Preston Thomas, lnez Long.
Third GraGe-Miss Zelma fnillips'
section: FIRST honor, lnez Armstrong;
zane BarDer, kdIrh Oates, Beady Mli-
son, Mathew Crowder, Jasper KIM
Greii, Fenton hogers, DAVID Plyier
Mary Gamble; second honor, Anne
->imS, Nina stroud, Lillian Starnes,
grace st. Clair, Johnnie Spinks, Thur
low Davis.
Third Grade-Miss Esther Meach-
ANS section: First honor, Marie Cor
don, Marian Harkey, Iona Taylor,
McI>eill Epps, FRANK Carotners, Mar
ion wilson, George McKenZie; second
honor, Frank Lowery, Osborne Rich
ardson, Cleveland Simmons.
Fourth Grade-Miss Bernice Mills
section: First honor, HARRIET Ca
fothets, Maria Culp, Jennie Lou Gar
.son. mary Morris, kocheiie ratter-
son, Howard Wise, James Allan Fer
suson; second honor, Louise Massey,
nthel Miller, liza Mills, Annie Blease
Lee, Evelyn Roblnson, BraXton Shaw.
Fifth Grade = Miss Ethel Arm
strcE5's section: First honor, Mildred
ferguson, Mildred Medlin, Sara Nee
~ Thompson; second honor, Joseph
inc Hood, Ethel Wright, Elizabeth
wright
Fifth Grade-Miss Thelma Otis sec
tion: First honor, Pearl Honeycutt,
Howard Patterson; second honor, Jno.
Ardrey, Sarah Barber, Charlie Carter,
Clement Potts, Guy Reeves, Floyd
Watford. = $780,
Sixth Grade-Miss Dorothy Euz-
hardt, teacher: First honor, Allie
Bradford, Everard Armstrong, Melvin
Carter, Lula Farks, evelyn Epps,
Elmer Lowery; second honor, Bre-
ward .Crowder, Helen Ferguson, Lois
Porter, Kenyon Young.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-11-16
KimbreM Tried Today.

Announcement was made in Char
l0tte yesterday that Charles B. Kim
brell, Steel Creek township citizen,
charged with killing. several weeks
ago John w. Skidmore, road over
seer for the Mecklenburg county
highway commission, at Kimbrells
store, eight miles north of Fort Mill,
would today be placed on trial for
his life in the superior court for
Necklenburg county, now in session
in Charlotte. The grand jury for
Mecklenbrrg Monday found true
bill against Kim5rell. The presiding
Judge at the present term of the
court In Charlotte Is Judge James l..
Webba brother Of ex-Consressman
Yates Webb, who for many years
the Charlotte district In
the house of representatives. Kim
brell has retained Plummer Stewart
and, John L. Parker to conduct his
defense. No statement had been
made for publication up to last night
as to what the line Of defense will
be.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-11-16
FINDS wEEvn's WEAK PofsTI

A Gainesville, Fla, press dispatch
OF last Saturday. says that develop
ment OF q satisfactory method Of con-
trolling the boil weevil on short sta
PIE. or upland, cotton has just been
announced there by DR.. Wilson New
ell, commissioner for the Florida
plant board and director or the Uni
versity OF Florida experiment station.
The announcement was made as
the result Of the successful culmina--
tion Of research work under the aus
piees Of the plant board. The meth
cd invoyes principle in boil weevil
control heretofore not recognized by
other Investigators. DR.. Newell stat
ed, and he added that the total cost
Of treatment. labor included, does nol
exceed $1.50 to 81 per acre. In the
fields treated the cotton crop in
nearly every instance has been as
large as that obtained prior. to the
advent Of the weevil.
While some poison is used the
amount is comparatively small, DIR.
Newell said. By means OF the i'm
proved method cotton field Is clear
ed OF practically all boil weevils
early in June and remains in that
condition for several weeks. During
this period a good crop Of bolls is Sc
cured without weevil interference.
Both the Florida plant board and
experiment station of that State will
issue Immediately bulletins on the
improved method of control.
THE boil weevil's weak point has
now been found" declared DR.. New
ell, "and by this method of control
the farmer will be able to hand him
solar plexus blow, The treated
fields have produced Just about as
much cotton as II there had been no
boil weevil. The return of profitable
short staple cotton culture In Florida
Is now assuerd."
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-11-16

The Fort Mill Manufacturing COM
pany is said to be considering a plan
for the erection Ct about 60 addition
n homes for operatives at mill No. I
and an equal number at mill No. 3,
with the view Of operating both mills
night and day. II the plans OF the
cpmpapy mature It vii mean a in-
crsAse Of perhaps $50. people in fsrt
Miips POPULATION. A. part OF the ma
chtnery at mill No. 3 already 10 be-
ihs operated beth nieAf and day.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-11-16

cry stage Is SO well known, that the
methods Of combating 1t are 80 dra-
maticAlly effective and that those who
are CURED 30 quickly. begin to expe-
Silence the Joys Of living once more,
II makes itself the most readily and
'Daccessfuily used OF all diseases
With which to point = community to.
ward goal OF better health. "
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1922-11-16

A recent issue of The Progress
Itemizer OF Water Valley. Miss. ,elis
OF the appointment of Miss Lille
Butler, daughter OF George Butler,
who moved from Pleasant Valley to
some years ago, as secre-
tary OF the Mckinney lake district
drainage board. Miss Butler Is a
stenoxrapher and The Progress-Item-
izer says her appointment Is a rec
oRnition Of her business ability.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
S50,00O,0OO ANNUAL
FIRE LOSS ON FARMS


NNH''I\'i'N' ''t .-Ih" alb
S"n"c of sufficient fire apparatuS and
OF udcuun,, i,,s,tr,p,c is ,,.,t,,. ,ra
,
"'' """"'' NV ''SN "' '"rh'
property Of Nor" than S'""oo, 400.
according tr Secretary of \rricul
turo y,I,c,
'''''N'N'"N VIZ "''" "' ""'''r
protection from fires on tn" farm IN
connection with national fir, ,r.
,c,,i ~
w. ~
'''''H N'''"'' p"iht"d out that
farm fires. as we'll ~ those occur
r!nr in cities arr. to &. very l,rr. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

land VIII hc among tn" "iGht Mary
land knights wh" wiz arrive Thurs
day afternoon 10 prcpar" for tho con
test on saturday.
\. H. Langley. "f Clarendon. Va
winner ~ the spectacular tournament,
hrld during IA" week az tn. Viz
GINA Historical Pageant las, Ma.
VIII come back Ia defend his lau-
rcls. He and his splendid mount will
arrive early Friday morning
Underwater Represented.
Newport Slows ana Hampton aud
tho county "f York VIII hc repre-
s"ntcd by knights famed for their
skill. awnnp whom VIII b" tho Sin
clair AMI curtis boys. representa-
iiv"s "f clan that has loug hc"n
famous IN virginia for its foudncss
for IN. tournament, foN hunting and
things equestrian ny. Fay Sinclair.
of Newport N"ws. VII" finished SOC
ond IN tin" Virginia Historical IA
r"aut tournament. his hru,h"r
rrank "f York county. who ha. on"
stat" champions :" his credit. fay
: curtis and left 4. Phillips. ~
Hampton al! expert horscmcn. viii
represent that section in Saturdays
contest
r L. White" OF rort Union. who ~
TIA" knight Of Rcd. White and Iu".
won fourth prtz" IN the tournament
ia Mal. Viii l." here with his charger
to cnd'aN0r to gain higher h"nnrs
at ~" stat" Fair tournament.
Entries f"r tn" tournament follow:
+ + White. Fork Union Va
IA, : collins Baskerville. Va.
George : GoodWin. Euckr~r. Va
! ". Munhy. Richmond. V,
VIM M"arin. Roonshoru. Md
! ~ EHr;ucr. Boonshuro Md
W Frank Adams. Cumhcrlaud. Va
John II 'arp"r. Mclean Wa
T ! collins. Ruckcrsyll", Va.
T. TAljaf,rro MARROW. Bcltsvillc,
Md
L. u Love. H.l,svil". Md
+ W Smith. Gl"uccst.r. Va
VIM. T.. barron, pdcuton. Md.
J. y. Love. odcnton. Md.
". H. McCoukcy. od"ut"u Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
TRlNKLE URGES PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF STATE FAIR

the ucdium
oher
I" IN"
Agcnt orr Home Demo
h Reh should have display at the Virginia
Schoo children find there
experienced he Fair
advr
he
ton the products OF the n
more
NOR" famous orchards and look
an orch
r. LEE TRlNKI.E
of Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

j a. Sr"nrs. ir. Midlothian. Va.
\ " Langley. clarendon. Va.
James Murmau. Clarendon. Va
II T. hurst. Clarendon. Va
Hair" Rowe. Clarendon. Va.
a @ lot"r. Ri"hiuund. Va.
David swift. Bu"kncr. Va.
John =. IhippS Abingdon. Va.
Frank :. Sinriair. Tahh. Va
+ :. curtis Hampton. Va
jefferson e rhiHips. Hampton Va
Dr. Fay sinclair, Newport News
-.
Jack y. Sinclair. Gloucester. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

L.. - Love. H"l,Svillc. Md
+ ". Smith. Gloucester Va.
VIM. l.. Maroon odcuton. Md.
J Y. Love, odcnton. Md.
". II. McCoukcy. od"ut"u. Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
ONE OF MOSBY'S MEN WILL
CHARGE KNIGHTS IN TOURNEY
Leading Riders of Two States and District Compee in
Old Virginia Tournament at the
State Fair.

knights who Will contest in the
bld Nrrinia t"urnamcn, at the Wiz
rinia stat" Fair next Saturday viii
10" addressed hy r. y. Powell. OF this
city. who rode with M"shy in '6i-'G5.
tournament rider "f the old school
and an orator VIII" has more Than
once thrilled his auditors IN address
INK knights about to enter tn. lists.
Ecsid"S c"nt"stinr for tho honor
"f browning the queen Of tho tour
nam"nt. tho twenty-Sev"n crack
hnrs"m"n. representing Virginia.
Maryland and tho district of colum-
hiH. Will tilt for the first purse ~
S@"" other purses Will he as fol-
lows: second $500; third. 500:
fourth. $50. while Il purse 81 $50 VIII
ais" be offered for the best looking
hors" in tia" lists. Horses will he
required To run tn" course ut seventy
tw" yards in six seconds nat
Must Compete IN Costume.
Under ia" rules each knight Viii
TIT in costumes representative "f tn"
period of kuiuhthuod and. as in Ll-
gone DAYS tho successful knight viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
Hoist rin-rrIrsIun 'rIrrs.

'-hn ls'"iu-Frirsian Association
"f America. r. l.. H"uGh'"n. score
'ury Era'rlch"ro. Vt. offers nn add =
tiuual 3" per cont IN cash ON the
general classification for registered
ituisteiu- 'ri"si,n cattle. with tn. -,-
c"pi!ou Of champions and grand
champions, which VIII D" paid direct
from Ia" Office Of HoIStcin- Friesian
.Nssotra'iuu ~ America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
EXHIBIT All. KINDS
OF PIGEONS AT FAIR

Every variety Of pigeons will ne
seen at tn" NirgInia State Fair this
week Including short face ami long
faced Tumhlers, iiomcrs. Archanc"ls
NI!icn". Hens, Carriers. owls. Eng
.Nh "ud African. Fautails. erected
ANA smooth, lacohins. carncaux and
"ih"rS The special cups In this de
p"rtmcut ar" a. follows:
F.N" dollars Will ~" awarded to
'h' 'Nhlht,"r having best display in
ilUuEHraus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
I 80 Hing" Spotiight..

Huge sprJtlGl's or"ct.d ur No ton
'h" ampmtn"atr" wil. A..l mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
rInLir Engages 10. Mt Fnir

f"N"s for tn" entire period Of The
Fair have been taken by "a number
OF representative citizens. includiul;
Governor T. Lee Trinkle. President
w T. Wood. X II Airport, X w
Spilman. ,iUdr. W. F.. Rhca W &.
saunders, ". W. beverley. III. Rich
mond Motor Company the I'miN.r-
sal Motor company. Henry Schwar2-
schilt danes =. Disney. W. a. Ten
naut. H. II Grundy, l.. X. Page and
others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

HIE Poultry show.
I'm ~" poultry department alone.
'h"r" viii %" shown more than >.uuu
birds and the majority Of th"s. yyiI!
he th. urjzs winners from ali sections
of virginia, as we'll as tn" premium
winners at fairs hold in other states
This ycar.
Tn" Virginia stat. Fair, while mi,
on strict business basis. rs all
Successful institutions are run is
uot money making institution ia
% far as tn" Individual Stockholders
Hi" concerned. Stockholders OF ,A"
Nirriuia stat" Fair do not receive
dividends ON their money invested.
h"caus" the surplus. If any. IS al
ways used in bettcrment OF tn"
grounds and buildings
The accumulation of the mast six
years. around 100000. has boon spout
This year in new buildings aud
crpund bett"rmcnt Th"s" improve
m.nts include tho sh0.onn hrirk ANA
steel catil" barn. which haS con.
crer" walks. and is one OF tn" most
modern structures OF It's kind in the
south. Imm~ns" sheep and swine
pens have also been constructed. ana
tho poultry building has had more
than LIMO square feet added 10 IL. ia
addition 10 u !ars" water fowl pool!
New Race rrnck uunt
In order TO give spectators a better
Wow az the running RACES. which
f"atur" III. fair every yrnr a u.,y
half-m.Ic track has been constructed.
and 10 promises - i-",ou,v on, ut ;ur
ias'rs' hnlf-m,... 4. - IL the ,oun-
Try Spectators can uoy, So" th. slalt
OF every race. ANA H." :ulsh as wei.
th" horses i'ts>iug ;n. grand stand
l,a.. Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

crown his queen "r love aud beauty
on the field of action.
j. 4. and l.. II. Love, who have long
lists "f triumphS to their credit in
TIA" history Of tournaments In Mary
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03

az Ohio Northern University enokseget megtisztelo
ajanlatot azonban mem fogadhatta ell. t@1
19174ben American cimii foly6irat szerkesztoje
|volt Chicagoban Nemsokara ysszatert Ohioba az
Antioch College elnoke lett Yellow Springsben, o. Mem
sokara azonban ohioi hetedk kongEesszus keret
lyiseojeve valasztotta mre leondott koIegu eln0k
Isegr6l kongresszus kepviselohazaban nyoc ev ota
Iegyike Observation-Disclosures kknek feladata megoldai
azon Macy kerdeseke melyek eott amerikai nemzet
Ina ALL ...<
MI. Fess egyike a legkepzettebb, legtapasztaltabb
ferfiaknak amerikai nemzet
Harnincot ev 6ta klonos tanumany targyava tette
tort6nelm es poitka kerdeseket ugy-
annyra hogy veem6nye el6tt meg pokai ellenfelei is
Imeghajolnak
Dr. Fess republicans es bartender, de mem abhol az
ONO ceoka kovet0 tervkovacsolo es manipulate faJta-
b6l valo melyet mnden partban megtaalhat az enber
Eredmenyet meggy6z6des6ve es tudasaval e el Elso-
rendi szono k halgatot meg tuda gyozni arrol hegy
ismeri Amerika feadatait feladatok megoldasl
m6djat.
Azok Xix az 9 sz0vetsegi SENATOR jeoltsegere fog
ak auguszus San szavaztukat eadn meg lehetnek r0a
gy6z6dve hogy Mr. Fess szemeyeben Ohio aamot tiszta
kezj k6pze meggy6zodesse bro osznte ember fogja
k6pviseln EgyesUt Allamok szenatusaban. CW)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03
LIE A HABORUvAL!

''Le a haboruval!"- icy hang
xix az a mely gyokeret vert meg
gyozodes, melyet a bekes baratai
kialtanak oda forrongo vilag-
max. Ez ev julius 29-en es 30-an,
.tehat vilaghaboru kit0resenek
nyalcadik evfordulojan tizennegy
nemzet talalkozott, hogy egy ha-
talmas nemzetk0zi tiintetes kere-
teben egyuttesen demonstration a
haboru ellen.
A nemzetkozi tiintetes celia a
vilagbeket megteremteni: meyer
tetni vilag valamennyi nepevel,
hogy egyetemes, Macy megmozdu-
lassal, k0zos eel fele valo torek-
YES eggye izmosodott erejevel kell
kipusztitani minden gondolatot,
minden iranyzatot, amely egy j0-
vobeli haboru lehet6segeit maya
ban hordja. Mem lehet es mem
szabad megengedni, hogy gyilkos
fegyverevel - y6rjongve es pusz-
titva meg egy haboru erie ~
emberiseget!
A nemzetkozi tIntetesben az
egyes nemzetekbol munkas-kiil0-
nitmenyek, farmerek csoportjai,
egyhazi vezet0k, moi bizottsagok
taniigyi csoportok es tudomanyos
tarsasagok kikiildottei vettek
reszt.
Ez a .harmadik eve, hegy a vi.
laghabcru kit0resenek evfordul6
jat, mint<a Macy verontas sgyasz
iinnepet, haboru ellenes demons
traciokkal hirdetik a vilagbekt
baratai. Az else tuntetest 1920
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-08-03

ban csak 'harem varos tartqtta
meg Eur6paban. Az, elmnlt evben
Nemet orszagban les Franaiaorszag
ban 200 wares .esatlakozott a tlnoz-'
|galomhoz, az .iden .pedig .resztvett
e hataimas tiintetesben az egesz
lfoldkerekseg. Anglia, Ffanciaor-
lszag, Portugalia, fSHajc, 'Spanyol-
orszag, Nemetorszag, Austria,
tCsehoszlovakia, Japan, Hollandia,
lSvedosssag, az Egyesult Allamok,
llKanada stb. szamos csoportjai,
kepvisel6i rendeztek tiinteteseket.
Az Egyesiilt Alamok minden al
lamaban, a National Council for
Reduction of Armaments k0z-
|ponti vezetese alatt - amelyhez
AZ orszagos szervezet tartozik tobb
mint 10 milli6 'taggal "a haboru
elleni atiintetesre mar hetekkel ez-
|el6tt folytak az el6kesziiletek.
Mindenfele ezreyel lengtek zasz-
lok es feliratok, maganhazakon
epugy, mint iizleteken es iroda-
kon oft volt harom $50: "No
More War! Gle a haboruvalD y
EFT hirdettek az utcai falragaszok
es a moziszinhazak yasznai.
Varosok es keruletek mind mas
,es mas m6don rendeztek tunte-
,teseket, New York varos faklyas-
rendezett, Milwankeeban
gyermekparade volt, mig tobbi
varosokban vegnelklli felvonula-
sok voltak lathatok, felvonulasok,
melyekben .plakattanger hirdette
a feleszmelt emberiseg kialtasait:
LIE haboruval! Az orszag min
den reszeben alkalmi beszedeket
es nepgiileseket tartottak es soK
level, tavirat es radi6ziizenet ke-
reste fel Harding eln0kot, mind
egyik biztositva 6t arr6l, hogy az
Egyesiilt Allamok nepe szivvel-le-
lekkel van mellette minden lepe-
seben, amely megrendithetetle-
mil tart6s vilagbeke fele Tranquil.
Washingtonban a National
Council epiiletere oriasi zaszlot
tiiztek XII, .amely az 0sszes nemze-
tex lobogoibol van 0sszeallitva es
az egyetemes emberiseg 0sszetar-
tasat kozos ohajat a vilagbeke
megteremteset talal6an jelkepezi.
Nemcsak az Egyesilt Allamokban,
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