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New Britain herald., 1923-09-07
Germany's Floating Debt
5.O67, 900, 100000 Marks

Berlin, Sept. 7-Germany's float
ing debt August 81 was more than a
ouadrillion marks, In round figures
it was 1,eS5,067, 100000 marks.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-07

YESTERDAYS REPORT.
U. S. Treasury-Balance S247,279,59S.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-07

TODAY'S TREASURY REPORT.
U. s. Treasury-Balance s242,333,55O
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Community Service League

Members of the Girls Community
Service league and their friends will
meet at Forty-second and Grand ave-
nue. at $3.50 today for a hike, under
the leadership of Paul Geiger.
Tuesday evening at $50 cooking
class will meet under the direction of
Mrs. W. L. Riner. At 7:30 the sew
ing class will meet with Mrs r..
Saunders.
Wednesday evening at $50 cooking
class will meet in Trinity parish
house. Mrs. w. l.. Riner, instructor.
The Girls Community Service
league will entertain at dancing
party at Kelpine's dancing academy,
lTwenty.fifth and Farnam streets, on
wednesday evening. The Blackston-
ian orchestra will furnish the music.
Thursday evening cooking class un-
der the direction OF Mrs. w. L. Riner
will meet in the club rooms, 17l2
Dodge street, and the class In cooking.
recently organized, will meet at 5:3o
In Trinity parish house. Mrs. X.
Saunders, instructor.
Members of the league will attend
the dance given Saturday evening at
the Bellevue vocational school.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Weekly Club Calendar

day program Mrs NJ. d. Cameron
speaker.
south Omaha Woman.y Club. LIteratq9re sH9ss
Mrs. r. A. cressey, 1904 South Twenty
second street. Mrs Curtis Cook VIII give
the book review snd MTs ysts uest ay
Omaha Womans Club. Speech Eduea-
tion Observation-Disclosures. 1915 a m.
Burgess Nash auditorium. lesson ,oas ,n.l,
snd extemporaneous talks. Prof. EDWIN
Pulls, instructor; Mrs. H J. Homes
leader.
Omaha Woman's Club Current Topics
Observation-Disclosures 1880 D.. IN. luncn-
con Y. W. c; A., IN honor Of Mrs. Charles les
Philippine islands will tell of her eoun-
try. Reservations may be maae s,, WIN MIS-
Isaac Douglas and Miss Grace Thomas
DeIOphian Study Club-Tuesday, 2:30 p
m Burgess Nash tea room. Mrs George
Magney. leader. Subject. "Grecian Art
Roll call tens Of In, interest n relating args 10 10
Mesdames J. W Agnew. A. G. Pinkerton.
Charles Janeeek, Victor kropf; q. G. Ho-
man. G. y. Child and w. II. koenig
WEDNESDAY
Doctors Wives Club--w ednesday, 1
O'Clock luncheon. Brandeis restaurant
l.. o. f. Chapter No. "Wednesday 5
y. m. Elks club IRONS. Business meet
weinesdNy, D. m, school auditorium.
Farnam school parent-teaeners VIII De
guests.
Catholic Daughters Of America-Wed-
nesday evening, Fontenelle hotel. Din
ner dance in honor of $50 new members
initiated Sunday afternoon.
Omaha Womans Press C1ub-Wednes-
day, 1870 o'clock Brandeis restaurant
Miss Louise Lovely, appearing az the
Orpheum, honor guest and speaker. =
Mrs. Arthur Wells. 11s North Happy Hol-
low boulevard. Mrs. A. l.. Patrick. lead
er Subject Carlyle the Philosopher.
Business and Professional Womsn's Di-
day, $3.50 D. M. Chamber of Commerce.
Dinner and program. John L. Kennedy.
speaker.
p. II. o. sisterhood Chapter b. p
Wednesday, l o'clock luncheon with
Mrs p. J. Haas. I'LL. South Thirty
third street. Mrs. Fl. E. Maxwell, as
Clan Gordon Ladies Auxiiiary-wednes-
day. p m. with Mrs. Janet Anderson.
1926 Blonde street. Mesdames James
Nielsen, James Henderson and Cyril
Omaha woman's Club. Music Depart
10 a. M. Y. w. Z; A.
teal. in auditorium at 2:3o p. m.
Omaha College Club Book Review Sec
tion-Wednesday p. m, at Al saints
Papini The Life OF Christ. Tea VIII
be served preceding the book review.
American War Mothers' kensington-
craig. 22O4,a South Thirteenth street,
Mesdames George Browning. Julia Dwyer,
| E. r Doran and r. s. Campbell assisting.
Dundee Woman's Club-Wednesday. :.
m. with Mrs. f. A. Beardsley. loS South
Fiftieth avenue. "The Middle Of the
Road" by Sir Philip Gibbs. will be re-
viewed by Mesdames l.. J. Greer, w. IL.
Pansing and II. F. Mcintosh.
p. y. D. sisferho0d Chapter c. b
Wednesday. l O'Clock luncheon with MRS.
r.. NJ. Laverty. 1904 south twenty sec
| ond street Mrs J. E. Lush and Mrs.
| G c. Wilson, assisting. Mrs NJ. D. Cam
| eron and Mrs. NJ. +. Funkhouser Will
| speak on the educational fund.
THURSDAY
| American War Mother<-Thursday eve
ming, memorial hall. court house.
Altrusa Club Dinner-Thursdsy. ESQ ..
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Music Department
to Prese t !.
Program

The music department OF tho
Omaha woman's club will present
the following program Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the 7. w.
c. A. auditorium: Piano group, Claire
often Swoboda; two piano number.
Mrs. Swoboda and Mrs. Helen Sadilek
XVIII; violin solo, Grace Leidy Burger,
accompanied by Mrs. A. r. Burnite;
choral selections. Omaha Womans
club chorus.
The program will be preceded by
1 o'clock luncheon at the ?. w. c. A,
reservations for which may be MADE
with Mrs. J. NJ. Lowe or Mrs. flor.
ence Basler Palmer, department
leader.
The department will meet Tor
chorus rehearsal and business meeting
Wednesday at 10 a. m.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
DR.. Young to Address
Parent.Teachers.

The Parent-Teacher association OF
the Henry Yates school will hold it's
second meeting Of the year In the
school auditorium Wednesday after
noon. at 3 o'clock. The Henry Yates
orchestra, directed by Robert Cusca-
den, will play, and Mrs. Martin Sug-
arnan will give song group.
DIR. G.. Alexander Young will give
an address on Nervousness in Chill
dren." Members OF the Farnam
school Parent Teacher association are
invited to be present at this pro-
gram.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
Catholic Daughters Of America--sun-
day afternoon at the ciuo rooihs' Siass
of $50 will be initiated.
House Of Hope, 1915 North Thirtieth
BY pupils of Miss May wetheral.
Omaha Walking Glnbmsundasy, ,syo,;sb p ths m
woods where a campfire supper will be
served John Proctor, leader.
Old Peoples Home. Fontenelle Bople-
.srdEsundaag. usn,lom Isg p M PARK Methodist
church. speaker. Church choir VIII sing.
Get Acquainted Club-Sunday,, o. m,
and Harvey street. Program and social
hour Open to all strangers and lonely
folk
MONDAY
Golden Rod Auailsary--Monday eve
ming. card party. Swedish auditorium
Tennyson ChsutauGua circIe-Monday
D. m. Y. w. C.. A. Mrs. r. c. Hoyt
5 Dundee Chautauqua Circle-Monday,
5osss Cunning street
p. e. o: sisterhood. Chapter i; s6
asndsy nsmbs soso ss9 Emmea pi IT. street M,sa MRS "
7 p. m. with Mrs. +. A. cressey. 42o4
South Twenty-second street.
Hellenic Chautaqaua Cirele.Monday, ionS yn, .
met street. Mrs. George crocker leader,
Blackstone hotel. Mrs. Anthony French
on New Values and New Goals
Omaha woman's Club Political and
Social science Department-Mondsy' 2'go
Andrews of Hastings will speak on .con-
temporary,, National Problems Problem from hs he lnd
their friends are Invited
TUESDAY
American Legion Auxiliary---Tuesday, s
D. M, memorial hall, court house
Aitrusa Club LuncheOn--Tuesday, 1890
o'clock, Burgess Nash tea room.-
U. s. Grant Woman's Relief Corps
Tuesday, 1880 p. M. memorial nall court
house.
Mime Lusa Chsutauaua Circle-Tues-
ass aa3s ogden e. ",i street s'A ''
G. T. g.. Club of Macabee,.TuesdasgSss y q
Courtney building.
Mercer Park Chaptagaua Clrcle1tTues-
day 80 p m. VIII MS ayeni,e 70 ne W.
p. T.. o., Chapter B. X.--Tuesday. l
o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Z. u. Thomas,
4s54 Dodge street. Mrs II. NJ. Binder,
assisting.
Omaha School Forum-Tuesday, p. m.
Central High school. Miss Clara h
Mason, Social hour will follow program.
All teachers invited
jewish Women's Welfare-Tuesday,
p. m. Jewish Community center Sub.
iect 'sThe Work of the Visiting Teacher.
Miss Natalie Bassett. speaker.
Omaha Business WOman's Ciub-Tues-
day. s;15 p. m. Y. w. c. A dinner FOL i9i,
NJ Chase will speak in current events.
l.. O. r. Chapter No. 1.-Tuesday.
o'clock luncheon and card party. Black
stone hotel Reservations with Mrs
Pratt Harwood or Mrs. A. A. Corkle.
Junior Leaxue--Tuesdsy from > until 8
p. m. tea for club women a. the Day
Nursery Twenty fourth and st. Mary
avenue All club women interested In the
nursery are invited.
r. II. o. sisterhood. Chapter B. II
| Tuesday. l o'clock luncheon with Mrs
w II smails. 37i6 Pacific street. Mrs
| c. f. walrath assisting. Educational
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
CLUBDOM
Women Voters to
Sponsor Lecture
Course

Mrs. H. J. Bailey and Mrs Gentry
Waldo are in charge of arrangement
for the lecture to be given by Carrie
Chapman Gait, noted suffrage leader,
on December 4, under auspices of the
Omaha League of Women Voters. This
IL the first of series of talks to be
given during the winter.
Other speakers will be Judge Flor
ence Allen, who is the only woman
n the supreme bench. and Judge
sdartin Wade of Iowa, United States
strict judge.
The local league voted not to raise
res from 80 cents to 81 at a meet
ing Thursday at the Y. w. c. A. The
nnual election of officers will be
illd Thursday, December 6, at which
iime two more vice presidents will
he added to the executive board, making
hree in all.
The study class, which is open to
II members of the league, will be
held on the fourth Thursday after
noon Of each month.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Get Acquainted Club.

rhe Get Acquainted club meets to-
night at z o'clock. First Unitarian
. .aurch, Turner boulevard and Har-
rev street. Col. and Mrs. c. G.. Gun
bingham will be host and hostess.
Mrs. Don J. Adams and Donaia
+ usbury will give vocal numbers ana
liss Roselyn Goldstein readings.
Arthur L. Palmer has composed a
song for the club called 1.-The Get
,couainted Club Of Omaha" which
has been adopted as the club song 10
he sung at each meeting.
A club orchestra has been organ
ized under the direction OF Ely Ras-
mussen, which will give q program
once a month. Tho club 10 nonsec-
tartan. Strangers and lonely folk are
welcome.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
lohn L. Kennedy Speaks on
Law Enforcement.

John L. Kennedy will speak on
Enforcement Of the Constitutional
Law" before the Business and Pro-
fessional woman's division OF the
Chamber, of Commerce, Wednesday
evening at the Chamber of Com
merce. The talk will be preceded
by dinner at 6:15 o'clock.
The Orpheus male chorus of 30
voices, Fritz Carlson, leader. viii
give program Of songs. The din
ner is in charge of the bank group,
Miss Pearl Janney, chairman assist
ed by Mary P. Doyle. Eva l.. Hut
Gibson, Elizabeth M. Kolb. Eleanora
Lambracht, Elizabeth Kaufman, H.
Sophia Larson. Ethel Lavering, Min
ME Phalen, Marina Siert. Edlth
standeven, Frances E. Stem and
Katherin c. Wilbur.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Omaha Walking Club.

The Omaha Walking club members
are at a loss which hike to take this
afternoon as the host at the shack,
Gus Burrell, and the leader OF the
hike north of Florence, John Proctor.
are enterprising in their plans Of en-
tertainment. Mr.. Proctor promises an
unusual surprise for those who join
his band this afternoon, 3 o'clock, at
State street. Florence. Mr.. Burrell
has arranged an interesting volley
ball game for those hiking to the
shack.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04

The stupdendous task of decorating
fhe Auditorium for the armistice car
nival to be presented by the overseas
girls Friday and Saturday of this
week is in the hands of Mary Lydia
Rowe. Mrs. Rowe served in the can
teen branch and later as hospital
searcher at Bourges during the world
war. She is a professional decorator
for entertainments Of all kinds, in
cluding weddings, dinner dances and
festivities for special occasions, and
is the head of her own business at the
Pomegranate shop in the Gardner
building.
A street scene in Paris. winding up
to the Cafe de la Paix on the stage,
is the picture Mrs. Rowe is planning
to present. Tiny shops will flaunt
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Ex.Congessman Andrews to
Address Club Women.

Ex.Congress W. f. Andrews Iof
Hastings will speak on Contempt
rary National Problems From the
Republican Standpoints,' at the meet
ing of the political and social science
department Of the Omaha Woman's
club, Monday, 2:30 p. m, at the 4.
w. C. A. Mrs. Draper Smith Will
preside. The meeting il open to all
,,uh r,ennbers and their friends.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04

m, at the home of Mrs. Phoebe Fulia-
way.
Omaha Walking Club-Thursday eve
ming, dinner and business meeting, 4. M.
c. A.
Alice X. Howard Chautauaua Circle
Thursday, 7:30 D. m, Y. W. C. A. Mrs.
Ruth Seabloom Howard, leader
University Extraordinarily, p. m.
First Unitarian church, DIR. Frederick
Fling will speak on Problems of World
Organizations"
johnson Memorial, w. G. T. U.-Thurs-
fay d. M. with Mrs. o. c. Wrieth. sbs
SoLtI Fiftieth street. Reports Of state
meeting will o. given.
Omaha WOman's Club. Parliamentary
Law Depa epartmenf--Thursday 2:30 .. m.
Y. w c. A. Lesson. Obtaining the
Floor" followed by debate. shall Our
Club Dues Be Raised?"
Fine Arts Lecture--Thursday, p. m.
Fontenelle hotel. Major p. Alexander
Powell. speaker. Subject, by Camel and
his expedition in Asia.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04

their gay crepe paper awnings on
either side of the boulevard at this
Night in Paris" The general color
scene will be in the French colors,
red and white and blue. Festoons OF
lights in these colors will shed their
brilliance over the gala scene. Harry
Trustin is assisting Mrs. Rowe with
the construction work and B. B.
Adams with the scenic painting.
Two miniatures by Mrs. Rowe have
been accepted and hung by the
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
and one by the New York Water
Color club. She studied four years
at the Chicago Art Institute and one
year with the Chicago Academy OF
Fine Arts. She has also worked with
Mr.. Ensign at the Berkshire Summer
School of Art.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Sonth Omaha Woman's Club

Mrs. Curtis Cook will review Tne
-cathedrar' by Hugh Walpole at a
meeting Of tho literature department
of the South Omaha Woman's club
Tuesday afternoon. ESQ O'Clock at tne
home Of Mrs. r. A. Cressey, 4zo4
south Twenty.second street. Current
events will be led by Mrs. A. H. Mur-
dock
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Club Women to Visit
Day Nursery.

Omaha club women will be guests
of the Omaha Junior league at tea
Tuesday afternoon from until b, At
the Day Nursery, Twentyfourth ann
st. Mary avenue. All club women
interested in the nursery are invited
to attend
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Woman's Club Debate.

shall Our Club Dues Be Raised!
the subject Of a debate TO be given
,efore the parliamentary law depart
ment of the Omaha Woman's ciuo
Thursday afternoon, 2:30 o'clock, al
the Y. w. c. A. The subject OF the
regular lesson is obtaining the
Floor"
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Jewish Wotnen's Welfare.

Miss Natalie Bassett will speak on
"The Work of the Visiting Teacher
at the meeting Of the Jewish Women's
Welfare organization Tuesday, at 8
O'Clock. at the Jewish Community
center. Nineteenth and Farnam
streets. Several musical numbers
will be given and a report of the
work of the organization during the
first nine months of this year will be
read.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04

byterisn church. Benefit of educational
fund. Mrs. Clara d. Mason will SPEAK
on the orient. Reservations may pc maoe
with Mrs o H. Menold or Matthews
hook store
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
FRIDAY

Scottish Rite Woman's CIub--Friday,
D. m. business meeting, Scottish Kite
cathedral.
Beneyo yoIent and Patriotic Order Of Does
FRIDAY 2 D. m, Elks club rooms.
Luncheon will be served preceding the
meeting
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
SATURDAY

Omaha Walking Club-Saturday. p.
m from end OF Albright car line to club
shack in. Fontenelle Forest Bess Tury-
nek leader.
r Il. D. SisferboOd Chapter M-Satur-
W NJ Berry. Mrs w. b. Bredbeck. as
slst'ng Mrs. Luiah T. Andrews will speak
or the educational fund.
r. II. o. sisterhOod. Chapter B. n
Saturday. I O'clock luncheon. First Pres
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Trinity Christmas Sale.

Trinity parish and society will hold
its annual Christmas sale Saturday,
December 1. from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m,
at the parish house.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04
Musical at House of Hope.

Pupils of Miss May Wetheral VIII
give a musical program at the House
OF Hope. 1915 North Thirtieth street
this afternoon at o'clock.
The Omaha morning bee., 1923-11-04

Textile Shop-Main Floor
Evening star., 1923-12-11
PEPPER WILL SPEAK
FOR CATHEDRAL FUND
Pennsylvania Senator to Launch
Campaign for D. G. Quota Of
100000 at Dinner.

Senator George Wharton Pepper.
national chairman OF the National
Cathedral Foundation. will be the
principal speaker at the opening din
ner of the Washington campaign Fri
day evening, December IA, at the
Hotel willard.
The Rt. Rev. DR.. James E. Freeman.
Bishop Of Washington, and John Hays
Hammond chairman of the Washing
ton committee, will also address the
400 workers who will be engaged in
the ten-day campaign for Washing
fund.
Newbold Noyes, campaign chair
man. will preside. The same group
Of men Will meet for luncheon every
noon at the Willard during the cam
paign. Among them are representa-
tivcs OF various religious denomina-
tions in the city.
Much organization work has been
done since the acceptance by Mr..
Noyes Of the campaign chairman
ship last Friday at the luncheon
given at the Metropolitan Club by
John Hays Hammond The division
commanders, DIR. l.. W. Glazebrook.
c. c. Glover. jr.; Coleman Jennings
and Charles F. Wilson, were selected
at that meeting. Most Of the team
captains have been selected and the
complete list viii be announced
shortly. Many of the captains have
already organized their teams. The
complete organization will report
Friday evening.
Evening star., 1923-12-11

w: Chase; vice chairman John Find
Public health and safety-Chair-
man, DR.. Guy Clinton; vice chair
man, Eugene ParaVano; Senator E.
+. Ladd. Rev. w. h. La Rue, c. r.
Normandy, J. Q. Macallister, r. g.
Lyddane.
Public utilities-Chairman. S. H.
McCrory; vice chairman, j. E. Der
rick.
Schools-Chairman. II. B. Hen
drick: vice chairman. Mrs. Otto l..
Veerhoff: Senator E. F. Ladd. Senator
Lynn j. Frazier. p. G. Mygatt. Miss
Harriet M. Bugbee. DR.. w. A. Hooker,
L. V. Lampson. ]. w. CofTman.
Streets and ndlights-Chairman. Charles
V. Johnson; vice chairman, Thomas w.
Marshall; Morris Bien. L. w. Biddle. C.
D. Blanchly. T. X. Bryant, Capt Finn.
Pearce, J. F. Price. c. C. Waters. Mil
ton Whitney. NJ. c. Belts. II. X. Ho-
bart, f. w. James, F. H. Lancaster.
D. J. Mattingly, Robert Mayo, S. II.
McCrory, Eugene Paravano. ]. j.
Skinner. H. w. Whitaker.
Hear Presidents Harding Euiogy.
Through the courtesy of Roy Y.
Ferner. a member of the association,
the members heard, over the radio.
during an intermission, President
Coolidge's speech on the Harding Me-
mortal.
The meeting, which was held in
the Takoma public library, corner
4th and Cedar streets, was packed to
the doors. Walter Trey presided. with
Chester c. Waters as secretary. At
the conclusion of the regular ousi-
ness reception was held to the
guests OF the evening.
Evening star., 1923-12-11
D. c. ASKS $4,000
REMOVE SNOW
Mild Weather Tricky, Com
missioners Feel, Recalling
Other Winters.

The Commissioners today decided
to ask Congress for an urgent sup
Elemental item of $4,000 with which
to dig Washington out OF snowstorms
that may come this winter.
Although the city has enjoyed
autumn weather thus far. the Dis
trict heads recalled that II was after
Christmas two years ago when Wash
ington found itself showed under by
one of the heaviest storms OF recent
years They concluded to take no
chances.
At this time the street cleaning de-
partment has only $1,000 avaiiabie
fathers regarded as too small with
which to face January and February.
submit street Hills.
The Commissioners were advised
today by Gen. Lord that the budget
bureau has approved the .ransmittal
to Congress of. number OF oii!s
affecting the highway plan, as fol-
lows: 80
street south Of Cedar street northwest.
To authorize the widening or georgia
avenue between Fairmont street anu
Gresham place northwest
To vacate certain streets and aIleys
within the area OF the Walter Reed Hos
pital grounds and to authorize the ex-
tension and widening OF l4th street
from Montague street to It's southern
terminus south OF Dahlla street; Nicn-
olson street from 18TH 70 iotn street
to 18th street; Concord avenue from
18th to It's western terminus west OF
sth street; 18th street from NICHOLSON
to Piney Branch road, and Plney
Branch road from 18th street TO Sialr
road.
Report on Chain Bridge.
To provide for an investigation and
bridge and the preparation of plans for
a new bridge, should one ne deeTheo
necessary
To make the necessary survey for
a proposed parkway to connect the
old civil war forts around the DIS
trict. :.
To authorize the opening OF a
minor street from Georgia avenue
to 9Th street through squares 1910
and 2s77.
The commissioners in board ses-
sion today approved bill to be sent
to Senator Ball authorizing the clos
ing of certain streets and roads
rendered useless by the opening or
other highways
Close Some Roads.
The bill provides specifically Tor
the closing of Broad Branch roau
between Jocelyn and 31st streets.
Piney Branch road between spring
and Blair streets, Pierce Mil road
between Tilden street and Wisconsin
avenue, Belt road between Wlscon-
sin avenue and Chevy Chase Circle
colfax street through square 7l2,
Queens Chapel road between Bladens,
burg road and Irving street ana
Grant road between Wisconsin
avenue and Connecticut avenue.
Discussing the bill. the Comm's-
sioners say: -,
Provision is made in the bill Tor
the reversion of title to the land TO
the owners of the abuttinG property.
the District having only an easement
over the streets, roads or highways
TO be closed Unless the consent of
the owners of all the properly ahut-
ting the street road or highway
to be closed Is obtained. the Comnnis-
sioners. will be without authority 10
authorize the closing. 1t is evident.
therefore, that no injustice will be
done to the owners of The abutting
property"
Evening star., 1923-12-11

Lady Pleasance McKenna, daughter
of the Earl and Countess of Strad-
broke. who married a young man
employed as a ships wireless opera
tor. is starting work as a DIRE essmaker
and embrofderer by way Of keeping
her little home going Lady Pleas
ance first met her husband under ro-
mantle circumstances a year ago on
board a ship sailing from Australia
to Burma
Evening star., 1923-12-11

IE A
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1923-05-18

Hodges, Agent. Miss Nell v.
Lynch is agent at Fort Screven.
T. G. Bonner is agent at the
Tybee Station, Savannah.
Round trip tickets, at reduced
rates, will be sold from the
Southwestern territory to Tybee
by the Central of Georgia Rail-
way and connections from May
Is to August 80. Adequate
train schedule, .serviceand travel
facilities and conveiences are
provided for the ample accomo-
dation of visitors from up state.
Any Agent of the Central Of
Georgia will quote you the round
trip fare and tell you all about
the schedules, service, etc., and
make your sleeping and parlor
car reservations in advance.