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MERICANIZATION ~ BODIES UNIFIED United Americans, State of Illinois, Plans Co-ordination of All Am- ericanization Units Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been wasted in the United ~ States during the past two years through well-intended but inefficient- ly organized efforts towards Amer- jcanism. Here and there throughout the United States, organizations have sprung up, headed by men and wom- en who seriously desire to stem the tide of radical thought and to de- feat the campaign of those who pro- pose "direct action". Many of these efforts have been a waste of money, due to lack of experience in knowing how best to tackle the problem that confronts all real Anfericans. Much more money has been wasted in over- lapping of effort. : Co-ordinate Units ~All of this waste, both of effort and of money, is to be eliminated in the future through the co-ordination of practically all of these state and na- tional organizations into United Am- ericans, recently incorporated, and "which is to Americanization effort the same as United Charities is to = charitable work. = In other words, a state-wide cam- ~ paign is soon to be undertaken by United Americans asking that all support, either of funds or of per- sonal effort, be concentrated under one head and that the various "fly- ~ by-night" schemes that are develop- ed by well-meaning people or even by those who propose to commercial- ize the existing unrest be referred to the state headquarters at Chicago. In this way valuable suggestions will be | preserved and acted upon favorably, ~ but those that are impractical will be dropped and the element of private profit will be eliminated from ~ Americanization work. United Effort ~The Chamber of Commerce of the 'United States: at its meeting last week at Atlantic City, N. J., debated ~ this question for some time and finally came to the conclusion that constant solicitation of these various organizations who want to save Am- erica, must be stopped, and that all of the work must be done under one ~ head. The Chamber of Commerce {begun to United Americans for com- 'pletion. : CS This consolidation will be _ good Illinois who are solicited quite regu- larly to contribute to this or that scheme which is going to make 100 per cent Americans out of the red- dest of the reds--but all of which amount to nothing except a waste of expenditure for ill-advised publicity. State-wide Americanization United Americans in Illinois will set up an organization in every county, with county chairmen and a county committee made up of a member from each township. C. W. Folds, of Chicago, who was chairman for the Liberty Loan drive in northern Illinois, is vice president of United Americans and will co- TILT 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evenings 7 and 9 Saturday May 15 Maurice Tourneur's Production "My Ladies Garter" Universal Screen Events Judge Brown Comedy NEXT WEEK Mon. and Tues., May 17 and 18 "JUST A WIFE" featuring Kathryn Williams & Roy Stewart Wednesday May 19 ENID:BENNETT "THE FALSE ROAD" Thurs. and Fri, May 20 and 21 NORMA TALMADGE 'She Loves and Lies"' Saturday May 22 ROBERT WARWICK of the United States has officially ~ endorsed United Americans, and has even gone so far as to refer the Am- | E&¢ ericanization campaign which it had | news to men and women throughout "Thou Art The Man" operate to revive the old 1who was chairma ibe €avo organization to undertake this very Loan drive in southern Illinois, is a county chairme essential work. foe : E. E. 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