davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
J}Cx1 11k :lY 1Lk1v1tt-
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Das /. novembra polozily braT
tislaysks sloyepsks -a ceslk. zeny
skyostny venisc na. hrob, jana
Skapfka Martina Jurcu, sloyen-
skych vojakov, ktorJch \ 5lni
1918 v BratHlave nevinne zastfe-
Iii. Ma venci holy stuhy napi-
som: "Obetiam mad 'arskej SOL
datesky." Pri hrobe prehovoril 9
vyznaane lnucenlckej smrti obi
dvoch slovenskych hrdinov hlav-
ny zupny notar dr. Sommer, ktory
obidvon yensal pietnu rozpo-
mienku. Dojemnej slaNnosti sd-
sastnila sa matka nebohaho Ska
pika a jebo brat, ktorl mu tiez
doniesli Vel'kych Levar ma hrob
venice.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
PokTkTNENuE LESOv.

"Prayo Lidu'' pise, ze Pozemko-
w tlrad uskutoeni v r. 1896 pc
stathenie lesov, co je mimoriadnej
.dolezitosti, penevaer Ceskosloven-
sko ma 4,53O,00O ha lesnej p6dy,
z coho pripada 2,454,000 ha ma
vyvlastnene elkostatky. Dosial'
NAL stat iba 16 percent lesnej po-
dy. u dovodov colnych a strategi-
ckych bude prcvedene najpry po-
statnenie pohranicnych lesov,. a to
100000 ha, kym zvysok vyvlast-
nenych lesov vo vymere !, ,450, 600
ha bude pridelepy obci;am, okre-
som, spolocenstvam a ostatny nj
sborom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

Medziministerska komisia, so
stayena podl'a usnssenia vlady
pri ministerstve skostva a narod
nej osvety, usniesla sa ma porade
30. oktobfa 1926, aby nassloven.
sku bolo utvorenych novych Sc Q.
becnyeh skol statnychr $ 89 trie.
dami v obciach, kde dosial' MET
s1ovensk ych skol. Tym sa umoz..
nf skolska dochadzlAa 1882 deti,
ktore. dosial' 2 nedostatku sk6j
i'm pfislusnySch do skoly vobec ncl
ch0dily. .s !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
1900 KNHk1c PRE- sLovEN
SKE OBCE. ,,

Ma Slovensko prisly uz Rrve
kniznice, ktore 81 niektore obce
podl'a, zakona O zalozeni obec-
nvch kniznic objednaly. Sd to mai
ma dediny 20, zupy Kosickej, Po-
vazskej Zvolenskej. Dovedna
posld ma Slovensko najbhzsich
dnoch Prahy ], 500 kniznic tie
budd mat kazda asi 18O svazkov.
(Zvedavi sme, preco Prahy, a
ME cd SLOW. knihkupcov! Red.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
M1cHAL, BuBN1t T1TULAR.
NY16 BIsKuPoM.

Dekan farar topolciansky Mi
chal Bubnic bol vymenovany RIM
skou Stolicou "a apostolskeho adj
ministratora Roznave udeleny
lnu Dol s1casne titul bBkupa.
Rozfiavsky apostolsky admin
strator biskupzJozef CarskS bel
"a apostolskeho ad-
,ministratora diecezy kosickej. :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

u sieA ri stanoveaf tyehto D.
kresoy nelIl'adelo 81 ovssm < re-
mepisnym, pudnat ostnym alebo
narodnostnJm posiadavkam, ich
hranne. vymedzovaly 50 prosts
tax, ahy sprospely mad 'arsk smn
zNlu. Pfsto nemad 'arske okresy
bbay d'aleko vaosie ako mad ar
size. "a volebne miesto vyhliadla
81 vzdy nsjaka mad 'arska obec
alebo al bezyyznamna osada leSia-
ca al ma hraniciach okresn. Sem
museli nemsd 'arskf volicia,s = aby
81 yeas dostavili, vydavah So yea
$50 uz Sd dni pred volebnym
dnom ma cestu. !,
ked ST dnes TAX spoaAenieme
ma tie "zlate easy, zdajd sa nam
hyt' neuvertiel 'nyymi. Ovsem dncs
uz, nehrkoc1 nakladne vozy pa
lenkou po slovenskych dolinach.
Ami sa nedavayi salvy do opozie-
ntch volieovy Podplaeanie sa ysak
vtctly nepopazovalo "a hanbu,
I'd trestnd wee, uznavalo sa v sta
rom Uhorsku vobec "a najdolezi-
tejsi prostriedok politicky. Sed-
mislivkari tontaci pred vol ibami o.
bycajne uEi az po usi dlzobael1,
ocakayai od yolieb dokonca svo-
je vyktipenie. "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
cS. INDIA oDCH0DIA DO
PAEBSTfNY.

Dl'a zpravy palestinskej koms
sic v Pralle, vyst 'ahevalo sa z CS
republiky do Palestfdy Cd 1.,apri
la do 80. oktobra 112 Zidov. -
z mich bolo csl. stat. prislusnikov
81 bolo prislusnikov inych sta,
tov, ktori vsak boil v Ceskoslo.
vensku trvale usadeni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

!: = -
|vyspelosti dnkevsei, akk ie 20.
1trdhnl. " toAto sners uaino O.
eakavat' naprasu Y najbliadSsi Do
be, lebo na SIoSenslkn je teraz'
tie1 zavedsni povnn& obsen6 Sko-
10 pit triedna.
Vel'kous preka5kou n&lefitsho
prospechal j.: otalk& redavk. So
mnohe pripady, ze zisStso rez-
prava slovensky lentv &kole ! ME
donna, taakse mu cAybi nutna zbeh-
lost jazykova dostatok termi-
nov (slov).
Je natno konecne poukazat' M
jednu okolnost', ktora patri medzi
najdoleziteBie priciny nepsosps-
chu, ziactva ma Slovensku: je to
male porioznnsnie pre- lkoly a po-
treby strednei a ppmerne nepatr-
ny styk rodiny soFskolou. M Slo-
vensku neni dosial' - aby SINE
to talk povedali - stredoskolskej
tradicie. Je nutno, ably 81 i rcdi-
Ella uvedomili ci je siak sehopny
vynevet' utkolom poziadavkaDa
strednej skoly a aby sa 0 tejto
veci poradili tiez ueitel 'om svoj-
ho diet at "a ma skole obecnej.
Ked' vsak' dajd diet a na stddia,
musia rau poskytndt ! vsetko, sby
sa mohlo ucit'. Tym, ze daju ro-
dicia svoje diet a M strednd sko-
lu, bern ma seba urcity zavazek,
zc mu tiez stadium umoznia. Taz-
ko je vsak rnozno dosiahnut' na-
lesiteho prospechu, ked' redisia
pouEivsj1 svojich 'deti; akeaahle
pridu 20 skoly domov, k roznyan
,prai,am domacim a nedopraju i'm
idosti vol'neho casu X uceniu. NJ
toto poukaznju mnohe ponosy I
tetnJeh, skol; slovenskych. /
Niemenej dolezitym je, aby ro-
dicia boil eastom styku so sko-
lou strednou, aby sa informovali
o prospechu svejieh deti medzi
rokom a dbali rid profesorev. Ma
wa jomnom dobrom pomere medzi
rodinou q Ske4ou vel mi mloho
salezf. v rotline nesmic byt' nedo-
vera ku skole, lebo jesti je TAXA
to ned6vers vstepovana ziakovi,
talk 50 maria najlepsie snahy sko-
". Jestli neprospieva ziak, mech
hl'adajd rodicia najprv pricinl
neprospechu nom samom sna-
zia sa eestu k naprave. Davat'
vinu profesorom je slce pohodlne,
ale obyeajne nespravedlive.
Ministerstvo Skolstva usporis-
dalo hned' na pocfatku skclskeho
roku dna ,. septembra t. r. v Bra
tislave poradu pricinach nepro-
spechu (prepaduvaniu ziakov) na
strednych skolach na Slovensku,
'ktorej sa s1castnili prednosta re-
feratu, zemski skolski inspektori
a zastupca ministerstva. Ma pora-
de bolo podrobne pojednsvane o
vsetkyeh otazkach neprcspechu a
bolo usnesene, ably bola venovana
!zvysena posornost' prospechu zia-
etva uz medzi skolskym rekom a
jestli sa zisti niekde napadny me-
prospech, ma byt' dl'a moznosti
ueinena naprava.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
GEsKt pRoEKsoRI oBJAVIIL
NOW PnVoK.

Podl a "Nar. Listu', objavili
professor ceskej Karlovej univer-
zity Prahe, Vejrovsky Dolej.
SEX, novy ohemicky prvok 20 sku-
piny manganu, p0radovym cl.
slom 75, ktory prvok pomenovali
dvimangan.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
sLoBoDNf MURkRI v BRATI-
SLAVE.

Y Bratislave zalozena bola l6za
slobodnych murarom pod menom
Jana Kollara. Je to prva sloven.
ska l6za slobodnNch murarov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04

0AANE1A<GV O48 ASGNASSAV8A
MA sLovENsKU.
~ kruaiov edhorryeh.)
M poslednJ,eh 1asskhntiaoh M
rodn6ho shroqnaSSii SSiiaenia pcukaxaip
niekol 'ko poslAncov isen&tofbv mn
napadny neprospech stredoskel-
skeho 5nctva M Slovensku po-
mere k ostatnym zemiaIn. Wee ta-
to je vel mi dobre znama skolskej
sprave, ktora jej venuje plnd po
zornost' a chce aajst' cestu k ma
praye, hi adj vysklimat' prave pri-
ciny tohoto ziavM Hned ,po ukon-
ceni skolskeho roku bol tsosAave-
ny dl'a vyrocnych zprav jedno-
tlivych strednych Skol, podrobnv
preihl' Fad klasifikacie ma konci
skolskeho roku 1924-25 70 vset-
kyych strednych sk5l Csl. republi-
ky. Statistika tato ukazuje, ze Ma
strednych skolach ma Slovenska
prepadlo celkove 26.6 percent,
kdezto IA strednych skolach v O.
statnych zemiach Csl. repIbliky
prepatllo 20 percent Eiakov. ~.
Ked' 81 vsnmneme blizsie jedno-
tlivych Gstavov,. vidime, ze Ma
mnohy'ch ustavoch ma Sfovensku
ncni prospech celkove horst, nez
ma vacsine ustavov v ostatnych
zemiach. Ale vedl "a toho je pomer-
ne znasny pocet tistavov, kde je
vel'ke percento ziakov neprospis-
vajiicich, takze sd tyn celkovy
priemer prospechovy znaSne zhor-
suje. 9, ---~-,.
Jednu q pricin tax. napadneho
neprospechu na niektsxSch dsta-
voch na Slovenska xiEtfne velsni
snadno 10 statistiky Siaksv, b5va-
julcich v mieste Skoly . xiakov
prespolnych. ziakov prespolayeh
t. j. ziakov dochadxajdcleh do mie-
sta skoly a to easto j = vel'mi znat
.nej dial ky, je M tychto dstavoch
30 do G percent. A musis tito
ziaci veasne rano vychadzat' q do
mu, aby prisli yeas do skoly a
vracajn sa domov neskoro pope
ludni, alebo j vecer unaveni dlhou
cestou easto nepOhodou, mode
me 81 preSlstavit', ze nem6Su 81
tax usilovne venovat' priprave
pre- skolu, ako by to bolo sreba.
Z toho ovsem nutne vyplJva pro
speech menej priaznivy, najna ked
sd k tomu druzi este j ta okolnost'
ze mnohi ziaci pochadzajn q rodfn
chudobnych ME su nalezite Ii
veni a nemaW casto v preplne-
nyyeh bytdeh dost' miesta AMI po-
koja k ueeniu. Je tedy jednou 2
hlavnych pricin neprospeel1u zia-
ctva vel ky pocet prespolnyeh zia-
kov.
D'alsou pricinou neprospechu ie
Milky vek zrakov, zapis ujucich sa
na stredntl skolu. v Cechach, na
Morave a V Sliezsku je zakonom
stanoveny vek 10 rokov ako mi
ninlalny pre- prijatie do skoly
strednej, ale ziakov desat 'roenych
je v prvych triedach v tyehto ze-
miach vzdy len vel mi lnalo "a by
vajn to obycajne ziaci zvlast ma
dani), vacsina ziakov je jedenast
rocnych, ktori vychodili 5 tried
skoly obeenej. v byvslom Ma
d ,arsku pre- prijatie IA strednl
skolu boil predpisany minimalny
vek 8 rokov, takze ziaci desat roc
nj byvali na tychto skolach pravi-
dlom. Pc prevrate skelske pred
pisy mad 'al,sl<e boly nahraders
predpisami platnymi v histori-
ckNah zemiach, nesmia byt' tedy
prijimani ma stredn1 skolu ziaci
devat 'rocni. Vzdor tomu v prvych
triedach ma Slovenskn je vacssina
ziakov desat rocnych, ktori pre-.
sli len 4 triedy: obecnej skoly a
1lcmajd obycajne takej pripravy a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-04
Yeuxa4ra1x9xx akoy11sx1 1oY1x1.
4So - vot iL1lD1 voLi1,io

2ii
4xC' = stot n v0i,il d
Ct. OIL D,aIeko ro1iantickejsie
Eboly ovsem este vol by snenlove,
sko restaurScie. Aekol 'vek VI al.
restauracie tzenransks vdl ny zup
ne) narobily boly dost' hluku,
predsa bsly To len nevinnou za-
bavou ptcti vol'bina snencvyn,
ktcrt 50 pod obaly visc povstaniu,
&no, pravide1nej dbSianskej yojne
50 vsetkyni jej hrdzam;. Madsar-
ska vlada neutocila nikdy ma roz-
tm volNstva, ale hned priamo
No jeho hrtaa. Miesto letakov, Ia
pl.vila no potepou vina a palen-
ky.
Jedno bolo iste v kazdych VOL
b&ch: Wit 'azstvo vladnych stran.
volisom oposionym, zvlast' ked'
sa jednalo nemad 'arsAych kan
dielatov, chilly So vselijake pre-
(kasky. Nariad 'ovaly sa zdravot.
| ne ,prehiadky koni, stepenie deti,
azavieraly 50 eele kraje pre- skvr-
nifty tyfus, epidemiu atd'. den
volebny. Nariadenia tieto sa O.
vsem neprevadzaly, a ma druhy
! den po vol'bach boly zpravidla uz
ako omylom ,vydane, edvolavane.
4 ked' sa ::volicia al dostavili ma
miesto volIby, nebol este koniec
ich titrapam. Vel'm casio sa sta
valo, ze sa pred deelinou alebo me-
stoln kde sa vulilo, nahle sriitil
most, alebo 81 celia obcc obklucila
cetnictvom, ktore nikoho nepustilo
do nej. Ia mestom museli cakat
opozioni volicia cele dni dazdi,
mrazc . shahu. A naedzitym Sd
vladni volicia pred ich ocima ma
sehval opijali, poplacali hodo-
vail.
Pre- zachovanie poriadku" pri
vol bach mobilizovala vlada vzdy
cele cetnictvo a vojska tol 'ko,' re
pomocne pluky' sa musely pribrat
Raktiska. Tie ktore boly posad-
kou IA 1zemi ,Uhorska, totiz ne
staGily. Pri. vol bach +. 1910 pou-
zilo sd dl'a soznania samej vlady
len maliekost': 1874 praporov pc
| choty a I14 skadron jazdectva.
Pocet tento boil zaiste vaeSi a d'a-
leko prevysoval 100000 hlav. TAX
ochranovala mad 'arska vlada vo-
Iehnii. slobodu. j.
Najvacsimi agitatorini pre- vlad
nych kandidatov vnemad 'arskych
kraj ajoch boil obecni notari a Ii
dovski krcmari. Obecny notar da-
val vel 'ku starost' ma volicov svoj
ho okresu, vedcl ich nedostat-
koch, 2 priameho styku poznal po-
drobne ich zivot, tax mohol eli
nit lcelny natlak al na ich. pre-
svedcenie. Ak sd volicom memo
hol dohodndt' po. dobrotky, ma
neral mu jedneducho tol 'ko dani,
ze ich nesplatilo ami tretie poko-
lenie. Vedel dobre, 2e sa mu "a
to nic zleho nestane, naopak, len
zvacsia sa jeho nadeje ma postup.
Nal vyydatnl oporu v zidovskom
krcmarovi, ktory svoj vyeap D.
ehotne daval k dispozicii .yladnym
volicom. We'd mu skodu pc VOL
bach al trojnasobne vynahradiia
vlaida sami volieia.
Hlasovalo sa verejne a 1stne.
Volitia sa phst ali pc jednom
pred volebn1 komisiu. Uradnici,
ktori viedli vol by, boil vsetko
Mad 'ari. A mad 'arske bolo al ce-
k volebne iednanie. Jestlize volic
|! !neporozumel 1nad'arskej otazke,
alebo memo svojho kandidata wy
slovil pc slovensky, malo to "a ma
sledok jeho odmietnutie. Casio SD
stavalo, ze ked' bola uz vazna O.
bava Wit t'azstva opozicneho kan.
didata. poprela sa jednoducho to.
| tOznost' tisicom yolitom. AaebO
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-04
ELIZABETH MATHIS HOSTESS
AT BIRTHDAY PARTY

Elizabeth Mathis, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Mathis was an attractive hostess at
a most delightful party Monday
afternoon, celebrating her seventh
birthday anniversary.
Quantities of vari-colored garden
flowers adorned the reception rooms
and front porch where the children
were entertained, and as they arriv-
ed delicious punch was served on
the porch.
Bany interesting games were
played on the lawn until late in the
afternoon, when the guests were in
vited into the dining room which
was beautifully decorated, the pink
color motif prevailing.
A large pink and white cake hold
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-04
O. J. COLBERT, .RICHLAND,
LAID TO. REST SATURDAY

HIGHLAND, Aug. 3.-(SpeciaD
Funeral services for o. ]. Col
bert, aged 70, who died in Richland
at noon Saturday, were held from
Harmony Baptist church Sunday at
four O'Clock. Interment was in the
local cemetery.
Mr.. Colbert had been i'll for sew
eral years past and his death was
not unexpected. He was one ;of
Richards Oldest and most highly
respected citizens, having been en-
gagged in the mercantile business
here for the past thirty-five years
He is, survived by three sons, Jas.
of Washington state VIM, j. Of
Richland and j. Walter of Americas
two daughters, Mrs. B. F. Phillips,
Of Americas, and Miss Annie Eunice
Of Richland; and two brothers, Wal
ter and Jack, of Richland.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-04
MCRARY- TOMLINSON
MARRIAGE OF INTEREST

Miss Movable McCrary and Mr..
c. c. Tonlinson, of Albany, were
married Monday evening at Z
o'clock at the Central Baptist pas
torium, Rev. Hoke Shirley perform
ing the ceremony in the presence
Of a small group of friends of the
young couple.
Immediately after the ceremony,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tomlinson left by
motor for a wedding journey to
points in Florida and upon their
return will make their home in AL
5any.
Mr.. Tomlinson is well-known in
amerieus where, for number of
years he was amember of the fire
department in this city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-04
BEAUTIFUL DINNER GIVEN
RY Mr.. AND MRS MARSHALL

Mr.. and Mrs. B. 7. Marshall Of
Plains, entertained with a delight
fully informal dinner, honoring their
daughter, Miss Lucille Marshall
and friend, Miss Carrie Lawrence,
Of WrightsviIle, who have recently
returned from their affiliation at
Grady Hospital in Atlanta.
A graceful arrangement Of gar
den flowers were used as decora-
tions, and in the dining froom an Ct
fective lavender and white color
rredominated, An elegant course
dinner was serve dat six o'clock.
Covers were laid for eleven
guests.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-04
MISS LURLINE WALL WEBS
Mr.. w. A. JOINER SUNDAY

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-04

ing seven tiny candles in rosebud
holders formed the central decora-
ton of the table, and was encircled
by candlesticks holding pink shaded
tapers. Bright colored balloons
and pink bags of candy were then
given each little boy and girl. De
licious ice cream and cake further
carrying out the pink color scheme
was served.
The hostess wore a dainty party
frock of rose radium, trimmed in
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1925-08-04
PA STRIBLING HAS
NARROW AIR ESCAPE

ATLANTA, Aug. 4.-"Pa" Strib-
ling. father of Young Stribling mar
rowly escape ddeath in an airplane
accident in Salt Lake City Sunday.
The father of the Georgia peach
sustaine da deep cash in his left
knee and a sprained right ankle
when the plane fell from an alti-
tude of seventy-five feet, after
striking an air pocket the dispatch
stated. Young Stribling was not in
the plane.
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MYSTERY Wells
WOMAN'S DEATH

NATION, Ills, Aug. 4.-Notes
of warning and insinuations found
in the cistern with the boody of Miss
Anna Stallman Saturday on the
farm of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Sea
man, near here, shed no light on the
mystery surrounding the death Of
the As year old spinster.
Some of the notes were made
public by f. S. Schilling, county
coroner
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AMATEUR PLAY
AT UNION HIGH
"Flapper GRANDMOTHER" TO Be
Staged August 6-F orty
People in Cast

Over 40 people of Leesburg com
Soto, Leslie and Leesburg, com
pose the cast that will be seen
Thursday evening, August 9th, in
the performance of the "Flapper
Grandmother" at the Union High
school, Leslie. The curtain viii
rise promptly at $3.50.
The "Flapper Grandmother" is
said to be one of the most amusing
of amateur performances staged in
many years and great enthusiasm
reigns in and about Leslie and Lees
burg, where the performers are
known.
The "Flapper Grandmother" is
a comedy, with rare lines and anus
ing situations, peculiarly adaptable
for amateur performances. The pro-
ceeds will be used to purchase a
new curtain for the auditorium and
for additional scenery needed there.
Admission is Is and so cents and
every one is given a cordial invita-
ton to enjoy the performance.
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BLIND NEGROP REACHER
SUBMITS HIS REPORT

Fred Campbell, blind negro
preacher delivered sermon at No.
2 convict camp Sunday, his subject
being, Get Right; Meet the Lord
in the Spirit" The blind preach
er offered the first prayer and the
last was offered by the white con
victs. The services were closed with
a song, cam I Born to Die?" Camp
bell reports he is visiting the CON
vict camps regularly and is ac-
comprising much good.
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EAST AMERICUS CIRCLE
MEETS WITH MRS. SANDERS

Ameeting of the East Americas
Sewing Circle Of the First Metho-
dist church will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 3 80 o'clock, with Mrs.
E. G. Sanders, at her home on Ogle-
thorpe avenue.
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Here's Radcliffe Gaona, 7, son
of the richest bull fighter in all
Mexico. Rudolfito swears that he,
too, viii be a toreador when he
is a man, and practices every day
in the back yard with a pet billy
goat,
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tractive guests of Miss Lucille
Schneider at her home on Hancock
avenue.
Mrs. Paul Sanford, and two
young sons, of Macon, are guests
at the home of her father, w. f.
Hamilton, on South Lee street.
Mrs. W. D. Bailey has gone to
Tuskegee, Ala, to be the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Hurt, while Mr..
Bailey has gone to points in Florida
on a business mission.
Mrs. Ed Bell has returned from
stay of some length in Florida as
guest Of relatives.
Mrs. W. Fl. Simmons who has been
visiting relatives in Cleveland, o.,
for some time, has returned to AM
CIRCUS to be the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Vela S. Roach.
Mrs. A. /. Smithers, of New
York City, who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. D. R. Wright
left today for Savannah to visit
her sister, Mrs. c. J. Martin before
returning to her home in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Lipford have
gone to Washington, D. G. for a
delightful stay of several days, and
before returning will visit relatives
in Richmond and other points.
Mrs. C. j. Williams left this aft
ernoon for Atlanta, where she will
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. C.
D. McGill for several weeks.
Little Misses Christine and Mil
dred Holbrook. the young daughters
of Mrs. Opal Holbrook, underwent
tonsil operation this morning at
the City hospital and their condi-
ton is reported satisfactory.
Miss Evelyn Wheeler has return
ed to Atlanta, after spending the
week end with Mrs. Emory Mathis
at her home on College street.
Miss Annie Wilson who has been
the attractive guest of Miss Vjr-
ginia Perry returned to her home
in Harlem today.
Mrs. Sidney Howe and children,
and Mrs. Allie Brown have return
ed from Atlanta where they Joined
Mr.. Howe for visit of several days
at his farm near Atlanta.
It's so hot on the farm the home
made wine is about the only thing
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z SICK WOMEN
REGAIN HEALTH
Through the use of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound. Read their Letters
Valdosta, Georgia. Sc Twas troubled
with a very severe female weakness

accompanied b y
soneveryunpleas-
ant symptoms and
with pains in my
back, sides and
legs. Since taking
a treatment of
Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound | am
better in every
way, and the I'M
pleas ant symp-
toms have disaO-
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peared. Your medicine is wonderful
for nervous, rundown women. -
Mrs. L.O. DAsHER, RID. A, Box IA.
Valdosta, Georgia.
, Relief from First Bottle
Battle Creek, Mich. 81 had great
pains and swelling in my sides, pains
so bad at times that could not domy
homework or stand on my feet for
weeks and was in avery nervous con
dition. In Cleveland paper Tread a
letter about Lydia E. Pinkham 'sYege-
table Compound. have had great re-
lief from the first bottle and l shall
continue its use because / believe and
l1nowit helps me. want to help other
women and 1 am willing to answer
letters. I" - Mrs. G. +. PALMER, 247
Champion St, Battle Greek, Mich.
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Irish crochet, and was assisted in
entertaining by Eva Claire SILVER,
Cornelia Anne Eli, Marjorie Kel-
", Elizabeth Crumbley, Ruth Reese,
and Amelia Jones.
The guest list included about 35
members of the young social set.