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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-20
BY SWAN
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hence west to Hancock avenue
100 feet, more or less. thence along
Hancock avenue to Starting point.
Said property sold under the GER
tain execution issued from the City
Court Of Americas in suit in
favor of Chas. A. Harris against T..
A. Dawson, Jr., said property sold
as the property Of 7. a. Davison,
Jr., to satisfy said execution. Ten
ant in possession notified in terms
Of the law This the 18th day Of
July, 1928.
LUC1US HARVEY, Sheriff
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AID No. COG.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
Will be sold before the court
house door in the City of Ameri-
Gus, said state and county, on the
first Tuesday in August, 1923, with
in the legal hours of sale to the
highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
One square acre of land with
house thereon in the City of Ameri-
Gus, in the northern part, State of
Georgia, County Of Sumter, being
part of lot No. 125 in the Twenty
seventh district of said county and
state being decided by Lucius Jones
to Catherine Wilder on the 18th
day of August, 1880 Said prop
erty more particularly describ-
ed in deed book "V" page 1872" in
the clerks office of Sumter
Superior court. Also the same prop
erty decided by Aaron Johnson to
John w. Shiver December 4th,
1905, and recorded in deed book
"HH," page "597" Said property
bounded as follows: On north by
Harris porperty, on east by Jack
son street, on south by Lester
street and west by Reuben Cherry
property; house and lot being in
the corner Of Jackson and Lester
street.
Levied upon and will be sold as
the property Of Robert Whitehead
to satisfy a certain City court fila
in favor of J. T. Warren VS.. Rob
ert Whitehead. Tenant in posses
sion notified in terms Of the law.
This 18th day Of July, 1928.
IUCIUS HARVEY, Sheriff,
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acres being owned by Warren Ed
wards; being the land which d. c.,
Griffin died in possession of and
bounded as follows: on the north by
lands of J. T. Morris, on the east by
lands of Thos. A. Bradley formerly
M. C. VeaD on south by lands of
&c. C. Hawkins and on the west by
lands of Warren Edwards and G, G..
Hawkins.
All the heirs at law and creditors
of said D. C. Griffin, deceased, and
other persons interested, will take
notice that will pass upon said APP
plication at the August term, 1928,
of the Court Of Ordinary Of Sumter
county, and that unless cause IS
shown to the -ontrary, at said time,
said leave will be granted. This July
End, 1928.
IOUN A CORR. Ordinary.
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DAN-NAX BRINGS
STRENGTH VITALITY

"My appetite has returned. / no
longer feel weak and rundown, for
Dan-Nax, the great laxative-tonic,
has cleansed my system of impuri-
ties and stopped my terrible midi
gestion and dyspepsia"
People everywhere are thanking
Dan-Nax for the wonderful new
health they are enjoying. 1t can
help you, too, if you are weak, run
down and underweight, for when
Dan-Nax purifies your system you
will note a change in your health
that will make you shout with joy.
When your food doesn't digest you
are on the road to serious sickness.
Acute Indigestion; sometimes heart
attacks and kidney trouble follow
in the path Of dyspepsia and indi-
gestion. Dan-NaX makes the
stomach function properly and
when that is accomplished health
will return; good, sound flesh and
muscle mot fat will come back
into your body and limbs; that sal
low hollow look in your face will
leave, to be replaced by TduIdHI
health complexion and sparkling
! eyes; your old haggard tried feel
Ting will be banished and into your
step and every movement will
come that youthful spring and vigor
that denotes perfect health.
Dan-Nax, in addition to restoring
the stomach to perfect condition,
will tone up your entire system.
Dan-Nax contains such well-known
tonic dmgs as Iron, NuX and Sar-
saparilla, which vii! I'LL you up,
make you strong and vigorous,
while Dan-Nax is correcting your
stomach disorders that prevent your
food from digesting.
Get bottle of Dan-Nax from
your drug store today. If you are
not delighted with results it will
cost you nothing, for your drug
gist will gladly refund your money
Dan-Nax is the ideal laxative-ton,
ic for children and adults-Adv.
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rivers where county, community or
state aid would be necessary, but
it shall be the duty OF these per-
sons in Sumter county to inspect
once a week their premises for
breeding places for mosquitoes.
And the presence of wiggle tails
in water is conclusive evidence of
breeding mosquitoes and it shall be
against the rules governing the ma
larial control under th3 Ellis
Health Law. So the above rule
applies to home areas.
Rule No. 3. 1t shall be unlaw-
! full in the conduction of any bus
mess or Industrial enterprise in the
county Of Sumter to maintain on
! its premises any breeding places
/ for mosquitoes as prescribed in
/ rule two, and that it further shall
/ be unlawful for any business, in
| dustrial business or corporation to
cause the impounding of water in
which mosquitoes may breed that
would be detrimental to health of
THE employees or the community.
And it is further required by this
rule that all such places that have
been caused by similar construc-
ton of any kind in Sumter county
to be remdied so as not to breed
mosquitoes. 1t shall also be the
duty of officers, owners q etc. OF
said businesses to provide protec-
ton for its employees against mos
Iquitoes by screening or creosoting
the inside of the houses as the case
may apply.
Rule No. 4. That it shall be the
duty of the farmers of Sumter
lcounty not only to comply with
rule No. two, but that they provide
drainage, creosoting or screening
as protection for farm tenants, as
malaria carriers unprotected are
dangerous to uninfected through
the mosquito.
Rule No. 5. 1t shall be the duty
of the County Svhool Trustees of
each school or consolidated school
in Sumter county to rid each
school of mosquitoes for a distance
of one-half mile of the school house
by draining where it is within their
power without unreasonable expen-
diture, and in that intsance that this
Board be notified officially of
such an existing place to be RENE
died. And it shall be the duty of
said trustees to have emptied all
man-made vessels, such as cans,
tubs, urns or any breeding place for
mosquitoes within the prescribed
area, and cut all underbrush that
would house mosquitoes for dis
lance of one hundred yards around
said school building. And it shall
be the duty of said trutsees to have
and maintain some sanitary closets
device MOSQUITO proof 1t shall be
the duty Of said trustees to have
inspected regularly once every
seven days said premises for mos
quito breeding places for six con-
secutive weeks prior to the open
ing of the fall term of school. II
is DESTROYS that the principal of
each school beginning with the
week that they are open to regular
/ ly inspect said premises as an edu-
cational training with the pupils
for the elimination Of the mosquito,
malaria and dengue.
Rule No. 6. It shall be unlawful
for church where nightly services
are held in Sumter county to
maintain on their premises for ?
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LEGAL AID No. $40.

dEORGIh, sumter county.
Will be sold before the court
house door in the City Of Americas,
said state and county, on the first
Tuesday in August newt, between
the legal hours Of sale, to. the
highest bidder for cash, the follow
inc described property:
That ceri ain horse and lot. stu
ated on Hancock avenue in the
City Of Americas GEORGIA, deserib-
ed as follow No $50 Hancock
avenue and- fronting on said ave-
nue. rs feet more or less, COM
moncing - Tho northwest corner
of lot on Hancock avenue and run
ming east 96 feet more or less,
thence south 10 feet, more or less,
M
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-20

substantial reduction in the tariff,
Democrats foresee, the high cost of
living and the popular antagonism
to the Fordney-McCumber law will
continue to their political advan-
tage, since the people. will have
realized that relief can come only
by the election of Democratic
President and a Democratic Con-
gress pledged to repeal the Repub-
lican measure.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-07-20
LEGAL. AID No. COG.

GEORGIA, Sumter County.
Sumter Court Of Ordinary, July
9, 1923.
The above petition Of Mrs Mol
lie Justice, that she may obtain let
tiers of dismission from her guard
ianship. having been read and con-
sidered by me, ordered that the
usual citation issue.
JOHN A. COBB. Ordinary.
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LEGAL AID No. COS.

GEUKGIA, sumner JOuHJY.
Will be sold before the court
house door, in said county, on the
first Tuesday in August, 1929, with
in the legal hours Of sale, TO the
highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
A certain Ludden & Bates piano,
mahogany number 136507, one
scarf and stool for said piano.
Levied upon and will be sold as the
property of Aaron Williams to sat
isfy certain City Court fifa in
favor of Ludden & Bates Southern
Music House VS.. Aaron Williams.
This 18th day OF July. 1923.
LUCIUs HARVEY, SheriT.
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LEGAL AID NO. sos
GEORGIA-Sumter County.

81 NHOul IL May tOiNCl II
Notice is hereby given that r. L,
Griffin, as administrator Of the es-
tate of D. C. Griffin, deceased, has
made application for leave to sell,
for the purpose Of paying the debts
Of said estate and distribution
among the heirs, the following lands
Of the estate of said deceased, to-
wit:
One hundred acres Of land, more
or less, in lot of land number 351
in the 18th land district of Sumter
county, Georgia, being all Of said lot
lying east of the branch and running
in a northerly and southerly direc-
ton through said lot, except about
two acres lying Immediately east Of
said branch along the northern
boundary line Of said lot; said two
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LEGAL AID No. 6O7.
GEORGIA, Sumter County.
To All Whom TT Nav Concern.

To All Whom tt May Concern:
S. A. Law having, in proper
form, applied to me for permanent
letters Of Administration on the
estate of James w. Law, late of
said county, this is to cite all who
are interested in said estate to be
and appear at my office within the
time allowed by law, and show
cause, if any they can, why perma-
nent administration should not be
granted to James w. Law estate.
Witness my hand and official
signature, this 10th day Of July,
1923.
JOHN A. COBR. Ordinary.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
soPKAs v cINNosTl.

Honolulu, Havajsko, 7. zari.
Sopka Kilaueae Jest velmi Gin
nou. Prvni vybuch udal Sc
pred deseti dny, pax Sc uklid-
nila, nez brzy potom lava "a
Gala sc nj valiti. Kilauea jest
krater ma jiznlm svahu hory
Mauna Loa, ma ostrove Ha-
waii. Meri tri mile napric a
vyviji cinnost v castych pre-
stavkach. Depese sdeluji, ze
pfitomny vybuch jest vetsi
nez kterykoli "a mnoho rokG.
Ta okolnost, ze vybuch zacal
soucasn6 sc zemetresenim v
Japonsku zda Sc nasvedcova-
ii. ze podzemni rozruchy sa-
haji pres cely Pacific, smerem
k americkemu pobrezi. XII
lauea mela velike vybuchy v
1923, 1882, 1910, 1868 a
1902.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
JEST OPET "MISS AME-
RIGA"

Atlantic City, N. j., 7. "a
Fl. Slecna Catherine Campbell
z Columbus, O., "Miss Ame-
rica" ze zavodu krasy v A.
tlantic City v 1922, zvitezila
dnes mad souperkami z n
americkych NEST a byla opet
ne korunovana jako kralov-
ma roku 1923. Rozhodnuti
vydano bylo porotou pozdsta.
vajici z vIdcich umelcd v re.
mi. Nejblizsimi souperkami by
ly po rade, "Miss Brooklyn"
"Miss Coney island, "Miss
|St. Louis" "Miss Philadel.
|phia." Opetne korunovana
'krafovna" sita pouze II no.
XII veku, Graduovala re stred
ni'' skoly v Columbus v roce
lonskem v cele 0sWe tridy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
PUJCOVATEL KOSTYMU
KRAUSE ZEMREL.

Starsi ceske ochotnicke ge-
neraci dobre znamy pdjcova-
tel divadelnfch kostymu Sole
ty Charles Krause, zemrel wee
ra v dome 1928 Endicott rd.,
Shaker Heights po nemoci tr-
vajici n6kolik nedel. Pdjcova-
MIN divadelnichf oblekd zaby.
val Sc jiz jeho otec William,
take jiz zemfely. Pred lety
krone opatrovani kostymh OBJ
.staravaii otec i sym .'tez liceni
nasich herci' a.. vsichni nasi
zna1hejsi ochotnici byli stare
mu Krausovi tax znami, ze sc
nepotrebowala uvadeti ami mi,
ra. Hlavne jej dopalovalo, ze
nasi herci byli vesmes statec
nych postav, kdezto jeho "a
soby byly hlavne vyrobeny pre-
flerce strednlch vysek.
Zemrely Karel narodil sc '
New Yorku a rodici pfijel dc
Clevelandu, prave kdyz mu
byly diva roxy. Pohreb jeho ko,
nan byl dmes We 2.30 ma hfbi-
TOW Lake View.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
KONEC STAVKY JEST BLiZKfM.
TAKE HORNfCI PRISTOUPILI MA
CUVERNERJV PLAN.
KAZDA STRANA SLEVILA MA VCEREJSf PORADE
PONEKUD Sc SVYCH POzADAVKU.

predlozena k formalnimu
schvaleni sjezdu delegati unie
ze tri distriktI We Scranton a.
neb Wilkesbarre. Schvaleni
jest ocekavano. Formalni roz-
kaz odvolavajici stavku bude
pax vydan.
,Pfitomne zastaveni prace je
tim nejkratsim historii sta
vek v uhlodolech. V roce Ion
skem byli havifi ma stavce pet
a pdl mesice.
Zadna predpoved' nebyla u
cinema dnes vecer, kdy Sc vra-
tt do prace, avsak ocekava
Sc, ze s dolovanim uhli bude
zapocato asi v deseti dnech.
"Neni zadneho sporneho bo
du mezi obema stranami, jenz
by mohl jeste prodlouziti
stavku," prohlasil guverner
Pinchot v ucineni formalniho
oznameni, ze havifi nasledova
Ii tezafe v prijeti jeho mirove.
no planu.
John l.. Lewis, predseda
ISpojenych dGlnich delnikt
pravil, re guverner Pinchot s
zasluhuje chvaly americkeht
lidu ga pritomne st'astne u
konceni neblahe situace."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
HARDINCOVA POSLEDNf
VtLE.
Vstsina majetku vdovs, odka-
zy pribuznym a pfatelGm,
kOstelIm a yer. institution.

Marion, o., Z. zari. Odkazy
cinici $226,0OO ma hotovosti u
cineny byly pribuznym, dlou-
holetym prateldm, kosteldm
Marionskemu parkovnimu
sdruzeni posledni vdli presi-
denta Hardinga, jez dnes byla
predlozena zdejsimu probatni-
mu soudu.
Pi. Florence King Hardin
COVE, vdove, zdstaven celozi-
votni zajem v 100000 vlad-
Mich bond1, vychodni polovi-
ma budovy, v niz je vydavana
Marion Star, Hardingdv do
NOV ma Mount Vernon Ave,
s veskerym 'osobnim majet-
KEN tamtez, Sc zadosti, aby pi.
Hardingova venovala lkazde-
mu re tri synd DR.. George T.
Hardinga, NIL, z Columbus
bratra presidentova, prsten a
hodinky.
DR.. George T. Hardingovi,
otci presidentovu, odkazan je
zivotni zajem v $4,000 vlad-
Mich bondI a domov, kde n.y.
nj bydlf. Pc smrti DR.. Hardin
ga dGm ma pripadnouti jeho
synovi a trem dceram. Presi-
dent ucinil vyhradu, ze cad
ma cast pozdstalosti nesmi
byti vynalozena ma jiny POM
mix, nez jednoduchy, oznacu-
jici kamen u meho hrobu."
Pan Harding rovnez zGsta-
vii vdove vsechny dividendy
ma jeho akcie We spolecnosti,
jez nedavno koupila Marion
Star. Dv9ma vnukGm pi.
Hardingove z prvniho man
zelstvi, Jeanu DeWolfe-ovi a
George DeWolfe-ovi, odkazal
president po $4,000; svym
tfem synovcim a jedne nete'
ri, detem bratra zesnu1eho pre-
sidenta DR.. G.. T. Hardinga
jest odkazano po $4,000
Trem starym zamestnanctm I
Marion Star, jednomu $4,000
dvema po $1,000. Eaptisticke
mu kostelu. Trinity, k nemu;
p. Harding patril, odkaza
$4,000, episkopalnfmu koste
lu sv. Pavla, vedle budovy
Star, $1,000; Marionske par
kovni komisi $4,000 ma n6js
ka trvala zvelebenf.
Zbyvajici maietek jest cd
kazan rovnym dilem tfem Sc.
STRAIN presidenta Hardinga q
jeho bratru a jejich detem
jimz rovnez pfipadnou vsech.
ny cenne papiry po smrti pi
Hardingove a otce jeho, DR.
George T. Hardinga.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
ZAMYSLENY UTOK "PE-
kELNYM STROJEM" MA
KRAJANA VITOUSE.
(Dokoncenf SO str. ~

(Dckoncen1 SO str. ~
del Vitous, re mel jista nedo-
rozumeni as pred rdkem ne
kterymi lidmi a ze take dostal
tenkrate nekolik vyhrdznych
dop:su. Pojednou jake by Sc
byl nahle rozpomenul, zaca.
vypraveti:
"Jest to podivnym, ale as
pred rokem pfisel jsem nahle
a neocekavane do jednoho do
mu, kde pfi mem spatreni jed
ma zena Sc snazila ukryti ne
kolik vystrizkd novin. Diva
il vypadly, kdyz odchazela,
sebral jsem je a dobre Sc pa
matuji, ze jsem je do jejlho
navratu precetl. Oba pojed-
navaly 0 povaze pun, ja'kych
uzito bylo v San Franc;sku k
explosi udavsi Sc pred valkou.
Nepfikladal jsem tomu zprvu
dilezitosti a nyni verim, re to
melo neco spolecneho dnes-
MIN pokusem mne usmrtiti."
Policie postovni inspektofi
sli Timed po teto stope, &C po-
slednejsi Sc domnivaji, re pri-
pad nespada v pravomoc po-
|sty, jelikoz die nekterych zna-
mex zasilka vlastne postou ne
byla dorucena. Zahadnym prl-
padem zabyva sc vypomocny
serif Lloyd Lafferty.
Rodina p. Vitouse "a pobytu
" meste bydli v els. 4237 Broad
ay, ale vetsinu casu bydli v
Munson, O., V same blizkosti
Chesterlandu. Krajan Vitous
pax do Munson dojizdi, jak
|mu toho pracovni jeho cleve.
landske pomery dovoluji. Ia.
mestnan jest V zkusebnim od'
deleni The General Electric
Co. a stall Sc as pred 13 roxy
znamym odvaznou cestou
Clevelandu do Jacksonville W
| Floride, kterouz vykonal ns
motorovem clunu VenuSi, q
stop dlouhem. Do zmineneh(
mista pi'iplul dne 10. prosinct
1910, po ceste trvajici As dni
"a kterych urazil celkem 28O(
mil. Ma cest6 byl provazer
manzelkou Josefinou,, synem !
svym sasistentem Samuelem
, jenz take byl We spolecnost
vlastni rodiny. Krajan Vitou
ziskal tenkrate cenu $3O00.-
Smsr tehdejsi cesty, Cleve
landu vedl po jezere Erie dt
, Buffalo, rekou Hudson a A
tlantickym oceanenf do Jack
sonviIle, Fla. So
Ia dnesni dopoledni navste
Wy vypravel nam p. Vitous, 4
Sc jedna o akt osobni misty
: jez kofeni v jistem soudnin
sporu, ktery ma byti prav'
pred soudem odvolacim zakon
: cen. Dostal .jiz nekolik dopi
sG, V jednom Sc mu hozilo po
dfezanim hrdla, neslozi-li $500
a pred rokem dostal podobn'
: "roztomily list, nemz MI
hrozeno, ze "polozen bude je
: no domov popelem."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
SNEHOVA VANCE v
ARGENTINE.

Buenos Aires, Z. zari. Tisice
kusI dobytka ovec odhadova
nych v Gene ma 100000 pc
SOS ($1,6O0,O00), zahynulo v
hrozne snehove bouri, jez zu-
fila po ctyfi dni v uzeml La
Pampa. V nekterych stadech
az 40 procent zahynulo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08

americky zplnomocneny mini
str a vyslanec Charles J. Vo-
picka prijel do Prahy a jest
ubytovan v hotelu Passage.
Pan vyslanec zajima Sc prede
vSim o stavbu velkeho moder-
niho hotelu v Praze a Q prl-
padne vyjednavani nasi
vladou We veci investicni pdj-
cky pro Ceskcslovensko.
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Dikivzdani

bohym srdcem pnm vdtGn pfihazim abychom vzdah
dopovodii na drahou manzelku matku sestru babicku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08

- Pisobivou rekIamu OBJ
stara Vam jediny ceskyy u
nioyy dennik s'SVET"e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08

Harrisburg, Pa, Z. zari.
Stavka $4,000 hornikd tvr-
douhelneho pasma byla We
skutecnosti skoncena. Zastup-
ci hornikd dnes odpoledne pri-
jail mirovy navrh guvernera
Pinchota, zreknuvse Sc poza-
davku o srazeni prispevkG k
uni Sc mzdy haviri a o vetsi
zvysenf mzdy nez 10 procent
pro delniky pracujici ma den.
Spolecne vyjednavani no.
We smlouve zapocalo v Z no.
din vecer v recepcnim sale gu
vernera Pinchota. Jakmile
smlouva bude hotova, bude
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-08
BULLETIN.

Harrisburg, Pa, 7. zafi.
Zastupci havifd a tszafi cd
rOSiIi Sc v 11:O4 dnes vecer a
sejdou Sc opStns Ultra v IL
hodin rano, kdy budou jedna-
ii o move smlouvs, guv. Pin
chot prohla:eni vydanem
pravi, ze znamenity pokrok
byl ucinsn a ze ODE strany
projevily n8klonnost dospsti k
dohodnuti. v dnesni konferen-
ci vstsinou Sc jednalo o poza-
davku zvyseni platu dilnich
dslniki pracujicich ma den.
The Chilkoot post., 1923-12-29
J Tee ,! }! ;! emh ,! ] } 29th, 1929 }

YES, VIZ A CHRISTMAS:
 Santa ola~e ongy afternoon goodies addition. All the people of the Recreation Hall
  breahhless the 
  6i Of Pvt. Bill Beitig VAC 5h asst termaster of inc Fornance,
 halls piately decorated al The Ceynandin lGrs lddox the 0 Company E Christmas dinner.
 whole thing that it day. nothing necessary fatigue" The with indeed ADDRESSES GREETINGS TO PosT New Year. tcay addressed the following to Post:
 office~s Hen Civilian Personnel Of Chi1koot
 revi7ns of this command turing the Officer achievements, attained These coordination hearty concerne and the Commanding yay unindtu4 tring energy obstacles hach a unsurmountable
 That only Inc errors in This There efficiency lnthe That applies to AS@4 attain zen1Ih or discipline morale and esp1T de coPs which soldiers but the successful man makes step
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THE NEXT WAR

To speak necessarily 70 predict an
imminent catacsm Yet regard further international con-
impossby in the face Of day world condi
tons imagine the immediate advent Of some wordeamng
influence a yet
In Woodstock Saturday evening, Colonel Laurence
briggs Of Aviation Service. brought wildly the magma
tons absorbedy interested audience the possb
ties of be- unless completely disorga
lied world organizes itself permanent and lasting
Colonel briggs the development of the air
plane He conquest the air from the early efforts
Of the Wright Brothers up the present day He showed
anes in peace He described the winged
of humans over Jagged mountain tops
and billowing cloud banks.
Then he told story Of what the airpane might do
Of another international conflict In series OF re-
arkable motion pictures demonstrated how bombs from
light planes single drop could destroy the pride Of the
world He showed how great proJecue
from plane could the heart Of the worlds great
fact perturbation OF the development OF
and horrible instrument OF warfare than
gined in the whole history of human carnage
Colonel briggs lecture such demonstration Of the
necessity effort towards world have
pictured that did not leave the
those who carried Here Is war
that safe. Here of obitera
ton that and countries and children,
sackers that permits of safety for any
land This a that destroys property and
life history. And since the taking of human
life acknowledged right of il be that
possibility of the destruction Of property from the air may
compelling force moving world protective of
property ideals prevention of this possible next
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-08-31
ONLY Mr.. SMITH AFTER ALL

Britans immediate and sympathetic response to the
protests this country against the insult offered the Amer
presidential office and president Wilson in the speech
Brkenhead the Political Institute at Wilamstown
heal what might become the OF not
British wrath this side of the water But the
British journals FASTENED explain Lord Brken
head by the of having prominence
in the Northclifeoyd George As of fact rob-
ted of title Brkenhead but Smith clever barer,
trouble maker at home and abroad.
There earthly why ultimately there should be
any ifeeng between United and the British Empire
and feeng there exists in these after-war days can
far traced the ndereons of the visiting celehr
as of both countries suggest first aid to British Amer
can amity complete examination of the lecturers politicians
and other trouble makers who welcomed by committees
fortunate eounirymen are forced to undergo the
trials OF Ellis Island little careful immigration combng OF
cabins of incoming liners both sides might save
great the and ire aroused by visiting Brkenhead
Sheridans and Marquis.