davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
NAMED.
AS GRAF TER
At TRIAL
O. B. Zimmerman, connected
With War Department,
Took Bride, Charge.
By InternatiOnal News Service.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April IT,
Major o. B. Zimmerman, Of Mil
waukee, Wis, said to be connected
with the War Department at Wash.
ington, was named today as one OF
the Government employees who are
alleged to have accepted brides from
the Union Carbide and Carbon Cor
poration of New York.
The charge was made on the wit
ness stand in the United States dis
trict court by Alexander F. Jenkins,
president Of the Milburn Company,
which is suing the Union Carbide
and thirty-two affiliated companies
for $4,000, 900, alleging unfair bust
ness methods. Jenkins said testi-
mony would be introduced later to
substantiate his charge.
Earlier testimony.in the trial was
to the effect that the expenses OF
two army officers had been paid by
the Davis Bournoville Company, OF
New Jersey, on trip to Chicago.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17

helped thousands feel return Of
strength, vigor and energy Again.
You. too, must be satisfied, or no
cost;
The Washington times., 1924-04-17

To be deprived of the drug of ad.
dictiOn causes the. addict such illness
and pain that he will usually go to
any extremity to obtain his Gus
tOmary supply; theft. robbery and
murder being among the crimes
committed by addicts.
The Washington times., 1924-04-17

Dr. Thachers sold and recommended under this
tee by the Peoples Drug Stores and all leading druggists
The Washington times., 1924-04-17
FLOATING BASES FOR
AlRPLANES sUG0EsTED

LONDON. April II Floating air
ship bases are suggested by Ccmdr.
c. Burney. the famous British aero
nautical inventor: as q solution Of
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13
BELDENVILLE COMMUNITY CLUB

Mrs. Victor Nelson and Mr.. Ven
berg gave the Beldenville Comnun-
. ity Club a musical treat Saturday
evening.
They were very generous WITH
their numbers and music of the
quality they furnished is not often
heard at country club.
There were vocal duets by the
Leonard Sisters and little Gweneth
Gilmore and Helen Bartlett, dressed
in pinaforers and sunbonnets, sang,
"Youn Can't Play in Our Yard" 1t
is hard to say which we enjoyed the
most, their singing or the way they
turned up their noses at each other.
Mr.. Roethle was 20 have spoken
on Live Stock Shipping" bit fer
some unexplained reason he did not
appear.
Mr.. Swanson, Assemblyman elect,
spoke on "The Coming ISSUE" He
thanked those who supported him in
the election, assured those who did
not, that he bore them no malice,
outlined briefly some of the things
he hoped might be accomplished by
the next Legislature and promised to
tell US about it after the session is
over.
There was large crowd in at
tendance and about seventy-live
lunches were served at the close Of
the meeting.
Press Cor, B. c. C.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13

sqvinting between hiss lags and ielI-
ing bout notwithstanding lax rs,
%, dirty-sex, sexteen. He say ct so
fast Aye amt could add ct op very
well so Aye deent knew vat ct
amounts tn. Yust dan dose odders
begins tn pushing and showing and
gronting lax hal, but Ye Visit Diet ISIS
a failure for ent could keek engen-
teng lax dat Dan all off dem get
awful mad. Dey kneels down on de
hand voncc more and tonting intn
each odders VT de head yust lax a
hens fighting. Such a foolishness
lie du dat for bout twu hours, Aye
tank.
De second part off De gam var de
naxt, and ct var yust har dat We got
excitements. Won faller grab de
hall and ron yust so fact he can.
Erryboddy ron after. Aye yump
along tn for Aye tank he var guing
tn steal ct. Aye say, Har, ju greet
beeg Norwegian, Jou breng dat bal
back. Yohn say, "Pete, shut jour
mout. Emf jou knew angenteng at
all?" Yust dan a faller dat look
lax my beeg brodder, YIN, he grab
de odder Won by de nack-tie. Aye
tai jou he qvit roaming away Wit de
hall dan. Aye say tn Yohn, Vat ar
dose? He say, Dat ISIS tickling.
Erryboddy var telling, touchdown!
Aye tai Yohn Aye ent car bout
touchdown. Eft look tn me more lax
bnockdown. Won faller in pink shirt
he tank he var de whole sheese.
Err; tam dat 1mbuddy try tn tax de
ball someveres he botting in and max
dem took back again tn de first
plass.
Aye tai iou Axel, Aye ent get
much tam for desc har feetball.
Twu fallers tank de can stop de ball
roaming fort and back Wit a long
shain and twu stecks between ct.
Vat du jou tank off dose? Won fall
Ter get de air keeked out off him and
NANNY got bleed on de noce. Bass
ball for me errytam."
SO har We ar, dere reders, and
vedder We agree Wit Pete or not We
all lax tn saw de sports in season.
Yours trooly.
Axel Peterson.
P. Est: De only calamity Aye met
desc week ISIS dat Tekla johnson
wouldn't eggsactly ,axplain we're she
had ban wacoinated. All sic vonld
say iss, were? Wy, at dc Doctors
Office off course"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13

recent having sush fien tam Wit de
collech boys OPP on SAINT Olaf. Et
fulls me so fill of laf dat Aye should
ban tightvads eff Aye decent told
jou. Ha jou efer saw Won off desc
har feetball gains Iss DAT so?
Van dan lissening.
Lest week befoor Satteday Yohn
and me vent by street car op on SAINT
Olaf we're ct ISIS a beeg plass dat
look lax cow-pasture. Aye tank she
var called griddle-irons. Ye! ct va1
yust 50 nanny people dere ass ct
var on de baseball raee-track few
weeks agu. Pretty qvick ct CONS
nanny jung fallers on Won end off
de griddle-irons, and some nodder
fallers yust lax som dose on de od-
der end. Et var Won man Cat vore a
mussle ON its noce yust lax beeg dog.
He var called Fool-back Som nod
der falers cam ronning Wit warts Oh
its pant md pillows in it's shirts,
and SHOES yugt lax lummer-yacks.
Won man he ha beeg ball lax punkin,
He keek ct and dan ron lack de dick
ems. Som beeg high faller catch ct
on de han, dan tax de ball and
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13
SALVAGE CHEESE USED
FOR TASTY GARNISE

Left over cheese scraps may be
salvaged and used as cheese
crumbs in many delicious dishes.
After grating cheese or running
it through food grinder it may be
bottled, placed in the ice box and used
in a number of ways, according to
Mss Abby L. Marlat, director of
home economics at the University of
Wisconsin.
Asparagus, lettuce and fru.5
salads may be made more attrac
tive if sprinkled with cheese crumbs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13
Normal School Notes

Professor Mitchell served as judge
en- the debate between Oxford Uni
versity England and Carleton Col
lege at Mortified, Minnesota, Tues
day evening.
Armistice Day was observed at the
Assembly hour on Tuesday. Songs
of the war period were sung by IT,,
school, lead by Mr.. Geere. The
school orchestra supplied three ex-
cellent numbers. Charles Dawson of
the Junior High school recited The
selection, "Your Country and Yorr
Flag"
The following members of the
faculty attended the State Teachers
meeting at Milwaukee: Mr.. Hunt,
Mr.. Karges, Mr.. Goble and Miss
Armstrong. The following were in
attendance at the Minnesota State
meeting: Mr.. Johnston, President
Ames, Miss Fobes, Miss Delander,
Miss Fleming, Miss Bridges, Miss
Hathorn and Miss Weberg.
A radio outfit has been supplied
by the students for Captain Mike
Smith and Pat Ingli who are confined
at the hospital on account of football
injuries.
A considerable number Of students
and faculty members will follow the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13

football team to Superior for the
championship game with the Sup
erior Normal school on Saturday.
The team, though weakened by cost
ly injuries, will put up strong hat
tie and should win. A mass meet
ing as send-off for the team will
be held Thursday evening.
Principal Bigford of the St. Croix
County Training School, visited the
Normal school last Thursday and
Friday. He was particularly inter-
ested in the work of the Rural De-
partment.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13
November 16, 1899

ANOfNAtDNA Aos 1917
Hotel Lane at Ellsworth opened
Nov. under the efficient manage
ment of ]. E. Elliott.
A25-
A. E. Michaels of this city is chair
man of the County Board, now in
session at Ellsworth.
%
The saw-mill at Hudson cut 49,
100000 feet of lumber this season, up
to Nov. /, a record run.
-25--
Clarence Virgins of the Fargo
District left Nov. to ride to Null
hall, Oaklahoma, on his bicycle.
-25-
w. Ellwyn White, formerly of
this city, has bought out A. E.
Ferguson's jewelry business in
Kingsburg, S. D.
%
Rowdyism displayed at recent
Sunday game of football in Hudson
has prompted the City Council,
through Mayor belong, to issue an
order forbidding Sunday football
within the city limits.
-25-
Among the River Falls people at
the University of Wisconsin are
Regina Nicholson, Steve Williams
Wilbur Foster, Will Jensen, Mamie
E. Swartz, Arthur G. Rogers, w. A.
Clark and Sever Saby.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13

Crockers are delicious when sprinkI
ed with soft cheese crumbs and
toasted in the oven.
A dressing for fowls is often made
by mixing grated cheese with, sea-
soning and bread crumbs. A similar
mixture of grated cheese and bread
crumbs may be used to stuff toma-
toes and green peppers before bak-
ing.
Cheese sauce, white sauce which
has grated cheese added to it, when
poured over toast makes a good
lunch or supper food for children.
Use the classified column.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13
"AXEL'S" FRIEND ATTENDS
HIS FIRST FOOTBALL CANE

Glover, Wisconsin
de lode November, 1924
Yenny Anderson iss
wrieting de Wedding obit-
uaries and odder news
from her skool distrlck
now fer de home pepper
Dere Reders:
Desc ar yust tn remind joe off de
fact dat on view off de fart dat desc
ar de season off a gude narv tengs
vich com only vonce a jear. We aould
tax advantage off each off lem in
turn Twu tengs in peticlly de-
serve our attantion gust at pres
sence. De first Won ISIS feetball and
de naxt Won ISIS de deer shooters.
We skal Wait tills de lies begin la
com about deer-shooting, but on de
meanstime har ISIS letter vich Aye
ha received from Pete GundeTson
about feetball dat on my judgement
ar a Crackayack:
Desc ar tn told jou dat Aye ban
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13
twenty-five Years Ago

From The River Fails Journal
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13

Use the classified column.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-11-13

P Est: De only calamity Aye met
desc week ISIS dat Tekla johnson
wouldn't eggsactly ,axpIain we're she
had ban wacoinated. All size vonld
say iss, were? Wy, at dc doctors
Office off course"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
0NGYILKOssAG EKRAZIT7
PATRoNNAL.

Hatalmas robbanas riasztotta meg a
szilveszter ej hazat6r6 kozonseget Bees
ben, ujev hajnalan, az operahaz el6tt
A robbanas ereje az operahaz kapuja
feletti ablakokat bezuzta A megriadt
kozonseg es t0bb rendor rohant szin
helyre, hol hamarosan gallapitottak
hogy valaki gyilkossagot kovetett el
ekrazitpatront vett a szajaba es gyujtt
zsinorral felrobbantatta a patront. A
rena6rseg megallapitotta, hogy az ON
gyilkos Kiirbit Herman nemet banya
munkas, aki egy tarsaval nemr6g hu
szonot millio osztrak koronat rabolt G
eEy baromfikeresked6t Tarsat elfog
tax. q elmenekiilt, a rend0rseg azonbar
nyomaban volt, hogy elfogatasat XII.
keriilje, ongyilkossagot kovetett ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
CSoK UTAN GYILKOssAG.

Londonbol jelentik George
William Iggullen, egy fatal arc
kepfesto minap reggel megjelent
egyik keriileti rend6rs6g hivata-
laban s ezt mondotta hivatal We
zet0jenek: Most j0ttem ,erre auto
'mobilon Woward Ethel kisasz-
szonnyal. Utk0zben cs6koloztunk.
e elvesztettem az 0nuralmamat
borotvat vettem elo 6s elvagtam Il
torkat. A szerencsetlen leany meg
halt, holtteste kint van az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
ToLvAJ HERCEGNO.

Kopenhagab6l jelentik: Kozlovszki
Olga 30 ewes orosz hercegn6 Vrogtrup-
ban, ahol karaesony ota vendegsegben
volt, seltulajdonitott 5000 dollar ertekii
6kszert. A hercegn6t atszallitottak a
helsinforsi foghazba. gallapitottak
hog ynz elmult ket esztend6 alatt, amie
hercegn6 Kopenhag gaban tartozkodott
es sokat forgolodott politikai korok-
ben. ismer6sei koreben alland6an tin
TEX ell ertektargyak. A vizsgalatot Xxi.
terjesztettek ARA, hogy vajion a lopa-
sok szinten hercegn6t terhelik-e.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
A REF. EGYLET BALJA.

Az Amerikai Magyar Reforma-
tus Egylet cantoni l4O-ik fiokja
fcbruar 2-an, szombaton este nagy
szabasu farsangi bait rendez Ban-
di j. termeben, 1908 Belden Ave-,
n. 4. A bal maszka bal lesz ket
ertekes dig lesz lSiosztva, leg,
szeb es legkomikusabb jelmez vi
.sel6jenek. Belepti dig ferfiaknak
so cent, n1knek 25 cent. A balon
.nagyszerii muzsika, pompas etc
lex es frissit6 italols varjak a ko-
z0nseget. Mindenkit szeretettel
meghiv ere a fenyesnek igerke-
rs mulatsagra rendezoseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

eletben is sokat munkalkodott. A
negboldogultat felesege, megy lea
nya, Regina, Rozsika, Annuska,
Huska es ket fla, Andras Is Albert
.siratjak.
Hetfon delelott kisertek utolso
.utjara a rom. kath. egyhaz ser
tartasa szerint.
Beke legyen poraira.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI MA.
GYAR HTRLAPOT ES TAMO-
GASSA Az ABBAN HIRDE-
T0KET
CAN'TONI HIREK
Kohl: Wolkan j. Jozsef
FELHIvAs.

Kerem a Cantonban es videken
lako unitarius magyarokat, hogy
j0jjenek ell vasarnap, februar 3-a.l
delelott 10 orara Bandi Janos ur
termeben (120S Belden Ave, n.
Il. } tartando isteni tiszteletunkre.
Mi unitariusok AIT tanitjuk: Egy
az Isten, aki Atyank ICY mi mind
annyian egymasnak testverei va
gyunk. f tanitasunkb0l kiindulva,
mindenkit. fail es felekezi kiil0nb-
seq nelkiil szeretiink es szivesen
latunk a fent emlitett isteni tisz-
teletiinkon.
Bodoczy Sander Y
nhavai ,u,tif nrit1c 1aIly nSy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
Bodoczy Sander

ohazai unitarius lelkesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
MASzKAs TEAEST.

Az iparos egyesiilet februar
2-an, szombaton este maszka tea
estelyt rendez a sajat otthonaban,
1926 Housel Ave-, S. b., melyre
ugy a helybeli mint yidekl honn-
fitarsaloat szeretettel meghlvJa.
Ket ertekes dij lesz kitiizye a leg
szebb es a legcsunyabb maszka-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
MEGHALT 10th ANDRAs.

A cantom ma g.yrsagnak gyasza
yan, meghalt 10th Andras. Hala-
laval sulyos csapas erte nemcsak
csalad jat, hanem az egesz magyar
sagot, mivel minden magyar iigg-
rek lelkes tamogafoja volt. 10th
Andras buzco taeja volt a SIT
Pal egyhaznek IA magyar egyleti
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
TEA EST.

Multi szombaton este az lparos-
kor teaestejen a hazi gazdai tisz-
tet Bartos Sander kedves csalad-
javal egyetemben lata ell. Az est
jovedelme sep osszeggel gyarapi-
totta a kor vagyonat. A vezet6seg
ezuton is halas kosz0netet mond a
kedves vendeglato csaladnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

auton. A rendortisztviselo kisie-
tett az utcara es a haz elott valo-
ban oft ALT egy ber-auto, amely-
mex hatuls6 iileseben Macy verto-
csaban fekudt a fatal leany. Ell
vittek a halottas hazba, a fest6t
pedig letartoztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31

falragaszokon es sminden elkepzelheto
modon. hogy betdr6k he vagjak le es
meg ne segyek oket, inert azok vala-,
mennyien kiserlcti celokra tifusszal 6s
tuberkul6zissal voltak inficialya. Ma
gyon tal6szininek tartjak, hogy mire
a yegzetes tevedess3l tudomast szerez-
tex tett elkovet6i, mar nagy lakomat
is csaptak az elrabolt allatokbol es igy
halalosan binh6dtek tettukert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
! ELLOPTAK A KIsERLET1
AILATOKAT.

Az cgyik eszaknemet egyetem kiser-
lett telepere betortek Is oman ki,
serleti celra Oft tartott hazinyulakat ss
tyukokat elloptak. Amikor az intezet
vezet5je masnap bet0resrol ertesiilt,
katse egbeesetten rohantsa rend6rs6gre 4
azpnnal kozhirr6 <tette az ujsagokban,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-31
K0zony0sseg

= :
(R) A 10 listen, anikor megteIemtette magyar en-
bert sok mindenele tua dosagga luhaza fe Joval es
lossza Az idok foyanlan azutan szokasIoz hi
ven iokat mind elhagytuk "a rossz tulaJdonsagok
azonban mely nagyon mely gyokereket ve1ek bennink
Hogv lnennyre igaz allitasunk, AIT mi sem bzo-
invita- iobban, hogv nemreglben lap hasabJam egy|
Nezercikk atott napvlagot = Pletyka cmnel cikkben
ostorozk azoat szegyentees tulaidonsagokat, ami
ket tszteet kivetelnek magyar estvereink meg it
nagy Amerikaban voak kepesek levetk6zni. Mikor
sorokat rtuk AIT httik hely elensegeke alunk
hen ne AIT lajuk hogy ckknket ke laparsunk tejes
eg6szeben lekozolte Ugy latszi magyaro egyfolmak
egesz Amerkaban
A pletyka rigykedes egyn3s egancsoasa egymas
grlgalmazasa feljeengetese mele m6tan sorozhato
kozony is Csodaatos dolog hogy magyar estveeink m
1enor6domseggel mv hanvavetis6gge kezelnek minden
magyar iigye Albany egylet kor, t;sadalmi egyesies
van varosunkban mind kel, hogy esz0gez
&c EFT sajnlatos enyt Mnden mas fontosabb eottiik
mint magyarsag erdeke e6bbrejutasa. Hajandok min
denre adozn telik lnozira kendre aiszkrmra puccos
fetno ruhakra stb stb : de ha egy magyar gyijtesro
yan szo ha egylet tagd aka kel befizen akkor ko
NOR alccal = nlndig talalnak kibuvot.
Arl6l mem is beszelink hogy milyen latanas Magyar
Haz-a ehetet volna fe6peni abb6l rengetek penzbo
ami kiment bufeetokre, meg taltami kihagasok Matt
biintetesekre
Van egy egyhaz gyies, ahol gyekezet jov6ere nez-
We vegteen fontos d0neseket ke hozni = tagsagnak
csak alig az egyharmada jeen Egylet gyueseken
tagok nindg csekey szamma vesznek reszt ha oft is
yannak legtobbje IA heder targysorozatra hanem
reg mem atott komaava beszelget igy egesz
yonalon.
YollngstoWnban meg mines Magyar Haz. Mert? Az en-
berek kozonye Matt Hosszu vona fesoron mindazokat
magyar plGzeket, aho dacara annak hogy magyarsag
sokka ksebb szamban 6s sokkal szegenyebb mar ko
zas akaratal teto ala hozk magyalsag otthonat Varo
SUNBEAM ha enberek lily bosszanto kozonnye kseTik
EFT mozgamat is, mint minden nemes magyar megmoz-
dulast AIT hssziik sohasem keriil maid tet6 ala
gya1sag kulturas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kobe epitet bizo
nyiteka.
Alliance-on par het alat magyar egytakaras megte
emtette magyar haz aapJa falat'- mar csak tetot
ke maid rahuzn, ugy tudjuk is meglesz nehany h6
nap alatt
East Youngstownban ket het elott kezdte meg
ealmat harminc lekes magyar mar oft anak, hogy
bzony valoszinuleg rank piritanak.
Az adaok Observation-Disclosures folytathanank tovabb de
akarjuk.
Kerve kernk minden magyar testvert akiben meg
gyar sziv dobog akiben meg egy kis szikraa
gyar erzeSnek - terjen magahoz k0zonnyel nemto-
n6domseggel - init banom en- felkaltasokkal kezele
ezeket dolgokat
Ne feedjuk e, ha icy megy tovabb, 15-25 ev mulva
magyar hazro de magyar egyhazro vagy egyletrol
sem beszehetink maid varosunkban.
Akinek nem inge vegye niagara akinek pedig file
van d hallasra halllon!
EILoPTAKt KsERLEr1 agayzokon ekpzeheta
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-12-25
THE UNWANTED CHILD
COMING TO THE GRAND

Club women in all parts OF the coun
try are interesting themselves in un-
wanted babies and trying to solve a
problem that they believe should have
been solved long ago.
Whatever feelings may have been
expressed in the past toward the un-.
wanted child, there is no question OF
the changed sentiment of today due
to the efforts of noble hearted men and
women who have studied conditions
with special reference to the effects OF
this evil. A social phenomenon, hth-
erto left to writers of fiction to por-
tray in all its sadness, is now being
inquired inc, by liberal minds and pre-
scented in a new light.
One of the strongest pleas for SYM
pathy for the innocent child is made
in the drama THE Unwanted Child
which comes to the Grand theater for
one day, Monday, Dec. %, matinee
for ladies only.
This is an intensely powerful play
in four acts, with a tear or a laugh IN
every line and tells the whole pititul
story in all it's details. Wherever the
play has been seen it has awakened a
new community spirit toward this VI
tai problem.
During the stay of this forceful play
the matinee will be reserved for ladies
only and while ladies and gentlemen
are admitted at the evening pertor-
mances at no time will those under
sixteen years of age be admitted.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-12-25
TO HOLD FARMERS WEEK
JAN. 1851 AT COLLEGE

The week of January 20 to 81 has
been set aside as the annual Farmers
Week the State College of Agricul-
ture, according to an announcement
just made by authorities of the insti-
tuition. A comprehensive program is
being arranged, and an effort will be
made to cover the important problems
to be faced by Georgia farmers in 1925.
With number of nationally known
agricultural authorities scheduled to
address the meeting, it is expected that
there will be an even greater atten-
dance at the conference than last year
when mre han thousand were pres
emf. All county and home demonstra-
ton agents will be in attendance and
the annual extension conference will
be held in conjunction with the farm
meet.
The backbone of the week will be
the study of all phases of agriculture
and home communicative presentation
IN class and lecture OF the latest and
best information on hese subjects for
men and women who have made them
their life study.
Not only will the visitors secure
ideas as to how to accomplish their
work by better and more efficient
methods but they will be inspired both
by the contacts with others who have
similar problems and by the addresses
of men and women of national prom
inence.
Every facility of the college will be
at the service of those who come to
Farmers Week, say officials and be-
sides the Institutional work there will
be plenty of entertainment.
The complete program will be an
nounced within the next few days.