davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-01
Nasi v stare vlasti.
volucni prapor americ-

,stVo Hla prllezltoSt Spatrltl We
jvestibulu Topicova zavodu ma
Ferdinandove tride velky revo-I
lucni prapor nasich krajanu,
kteri pod jeho A hvezdami v
cerveno-modro-bilem poll tax
obetave pracovali pro nase o.
|svobozeni. Krone praporu w.
staveny jsou cetne zajimave
lfotografie cinnosti cleveland
skych Cechu a zejmena zna-
mych "Vcelek", ktere tolik Sc
svojl pfedsedkyni pi. M. Ze-
manovou, choti vlasteneckeho
prumyslnika, jenz nyni dlf v
Praze, vykonaly stale jeste
|pracuji. Necht' kazdy S uctou
lpodlva sc ma vlajku, ktere "a
mericka armada vzdavala vzdy
|poctu, necht' kazdy cesky clo-
|vek podiva Sc ma tvare tech
Idobrych lidi nasich Ameri-
ky, bez jejichz ldsky krajni
obetavosti nebylo by nasi svo-
|body.
Americkemu krajanu ukra-
demo 10000 korun. Politovani
hodny pripad udal Sc v techto
Idnech jedne prazske bance.
Prisel tam americky krajan p.
IN. New Yorku, aby 81 Wy
zvedl 10000 X, poukazanych
z Ameriky a ulozil je ma vklad-
mi knizku. Urednik hlavni
|pokladny mu penize vyplatil a
lp. N. zastrciv penize do po-
stranni kapsy kabatu, pri-
stoupil k pultu, ably opatril
Ijakysi doklad podpisem. Ale
lake bylo jeho prekvapeni,
kdyz chtel svuj vklad po-
kladny zaplatiti! Marne hle-
dal v kapse svoje penize, neb
neznamy zlodej, ktery asi jeho
lpocinani pozoroval, mu je
! meZitim 2 kabatu yvtahl. Prl-
pad vzbudil mezi obecenstvem
|vseobecne rozhoTceni a m1ze
byti vystrahou vsem cizim no.
stum, pTijizdeiicim do Prahy.
ISletovych dnu pouziii iiste rd
Zna individual k nekalemu re-
meslu a bude treba, aby Sc
kazdy mel pred mimi na pozo-
Iru. s-wT-s
Americti hoste ma staro-
mestske radnici. ,Ucastnici a
mericke sokolske vypravy ma
vstivili 7. cervna dopoledne
staromestSkou radnici, kde
vudce zajezdu br. Placek We
velke zasedaci sini tlumocil
starostovi NEST prazskych po-
zdrav americkych Cechu pra-
nim, ably Praha opet zazarila
ljako v dobach slavne sve minu-
Ilosti. Starosta DIR. BaXa We sve
odpovedi poukazal ma drivej-
81 utisk prazske radnoce Hra-
Idem "a dob Habsburku ma
dneSni svornou spolupraci Hra
du radnici k rozkvetu a bla-
hu hlavniho mesta republiky.
Ma dukaz, jak milou jest cele-
mu ndrodu navsteva amer. kra-
ianu, vzpomnel starosta wee
IrejSi oslavy Heydukovy Pi-
sku, kde mluvci amer. Cechu
uvitan byl nadsenymi ovacemi.
Americti hoste prohledli 81
pax pametihodnosti radnicni.
Pohodlnost. lCizincam, KITE
ii prichazejl k nam re zapadu,
je napadna nase liknavost,
|Eterou vidi ma ulici pfi vstupo-
vani do yozu elektricke dra-
by, ma zeleznici, ma parniky a
vubec vsude, kde sejde Sc Vi
oe lidi dohromady. Mackanice
L vchodu pfi vstupovani w.
stupovani isou hlavni pficinou
iteto liknavosti a pohodli. Pri-
sli k nam Americana. Plate sc
iich, 90 Sc Jim mas nelibi a v
prvni fade slysite stesk ma tu-
to nasi pohodlnost. Jsme stale
jeste prilis malomest'aky pres
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-01
Is IuIie

Vezi pc popa? Gu nina sting5
virIta pima a cot in cassa de bani
a partidului liberal, ca fiara ra-
nita racneste 81 Sc vaira dupa Ba-
nat, lar Gu dreapta apara pc dis
trugatorii lui, spre care-si face loc
prin multimea naivilor, carl nu
-ad, ca ochii popii nu urmaresc
granita Banatului ci urmaresc ca
raruia, pc care-si indreapta pasii
sal Puterea. Iata popa, nu e popa
Liberalii Sc pling ca liza disparut
popa 81 ca II ar Fl secs Gu stInga din
casa mai multi ca 200 mi lei. Zice
ca astialalti della putere lar fl dat
cu vre-o suta de mil mai multi de
cit Ell 81 ca lar Fl mai satisfacut
cfte-va interventii pentru niste a.
faceri ale unui domn M. din Timi-
soara, care sigur au fost 81 ele lap
toase.
| Liberalii nu trebuie insa sa Sc
supere, caci dupa ce vor ajunge Ell
la putere, popa Va fl iaraSi GU eli
81 dupa ce va roti asa frumusel in
sbor polite citi-va ami, cfnd Sc vor
mai retrage apele 81 sc vor maj ale
ge oamenii, popa Isl va deschide
lar placintarie, dar de astadata
pc temeiuri mai solide de cit cea
della Chisinau. Idedlul sdu eel mai
malt polite q fost 81 ca rdn,inea ca
u atitor dltorG nu fericirea meamu-
la, CT pldcintdria. lar pima atunci
Eel Sc Va malta mereu, caci are in
tr 'insul stofa politicianismului a.
cestor zile, in care principiile sunt
20 prostie : lar sarlatenia este in
telepcime - politica!
in jurul sau tot mai multi Sc va
largi cercul adeptllor, carl vor pro
fesa pentru prezent 81 viitorime
cea mai malta dogma politica: ipo-
crizia!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-01

desrobire. Popa a plecat 81 ol la r;is
boiu, dar oamenii raj povestcsc, ca
$ ar fl speriat de . buhuitura de
tiin att de in yrozitor. incit IT,
IL la fuga, 81 n,lmal legat l-au
ma! putut opr' I1icrul sta nu
stlu de-o Fl aI.l irat. Lam auzit s.;
ell :; Lam cetit 81 intro gazeta.
Oar 81 Gle razboi s'a scapat repe-
de popa. s. sucit, S "a invartit, a
pus nina pc fonduri 81 sterge-o
lin propaganda La Russia, de un-
de sd indemne, prizonierii, sd vie
la razboi.
Asa Ia ajuns sfirSitul razboiului.
81 Sc vede ca economisise ceva pa
ralute, caci Sc aseaza in Chisinaul
Basarabiei 81 impreuna Gu un Po-
pescu deal nostru, pare-mi-se din
Craiova, deschide placintarie,
Garcia la dat un prea frumos nu-
me de ,,Rodica' Oar cum S "a fn-
timplat cum nu, tovarasii Sc certa-
ra 81 Popescu da pc popa pc usa
afara. NJ stu ce adevarat din
auze, dar Popescu spunea, ca af-
lat della prieteni, ca popa avea de
gind sal scoata pc d-lui GU vremea
dator 81 sal dea afara. In urma
astor informatiuni Popescu s "a pus
GU ochil in patru 81 spune, ca a
prlns pc popa substragind 81 pu-
mind la parte din maria. ST cum
| "a prins Ia dat ell pc dumnealui
iafara. Nici din asia nu stu, ce o
ii adevarat, dar Popescu asa spune
Cd stau lucrurile. Tn lucru sigur
este in toata afacerea, ca popa 81
dupa judecata nu a mai putut in
fra in placintarie, Sc vcde cd tot
avea ceva dreptate Popescn.
Dol ardeleni mi-au povestit,
ca popa Ii s'a adresat intro seara
la intretaierea Bulevardului Ale
xandru eel Buns cu strada Ncgus-
torilor (Kupeciskaia) sa mearga
Sal dele ajutor sd bata pc Popescu
81 sal dea afara GU ajutorul lor.
Ardelenii au ris, bun inteles, de
aceasta propunere a popii.
In vremea asia Sc apropia cuce-
rirea Ardealului. Liberalii, carl au-
zisera ca popa Isl facuse la Chisi-
nau placintarie Ga carei sfirsit
tragic asa Sc vede ca null aflasera)
lea placut mutt de popa, dupa cum
lie place lor de orr care ON negusto-
ros 81 intreprinzator, mai ales daca
face 81 politica! Tau varsat su-
mulita de parale. 81 Pau TRIMS ca
spion Com de incredere) al lor in
Banat.
Oar dupa cum a intrecut in po-
Utica pc maiestrul sah, popa ia in
trecut cu aceasta arta 81 pc subtirii
libcrali!
Cind banatenii ingrijorati de
sarta Banatului lor au tinut la ST.
blu consfatuire secreta, in care
S 'au cetit hfrtii vtnite della Paris.
in carl Sc arata, cum prin intrigi-
lie s'a pierdut Ba-
natul 81 Sc discuta ce fel de primi-
re trebuie facuta in urma acestora
d-lui A'nnunzio al Rominilor, ca
re Sc pregatea sa-si puma piciorul
In Sibiiu 49, din inima Banatului,
unde Gu limbi otravite de singe 81
fpc blestema pc eel ce ne ipsesc de
cea mai frumoasa parte a tarii noa-
sire din hotarul Banatului a
alergat la Sibiiu popa 81 . impiede-
cat manifestarea cam neplacuta,
Gu care ar Fl volt banatenii sa in
timpine pc as.ela, despre care pri-
misera hirtii, c3 cQntribuit lal
|tirbisea frumosului Banat.
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Am ascultat povestirea priete-
nului meu della Bucuresti 81 am
'crezut in adevarul eli. Dumnezeu,
care prin IMMUNE scos neamul
nostru din robie, sd mai faca noua
IMMUNE 81 sd ne trimita alti oameni
la conducere, caci cei de All au por-
nit pc calea prapastiei.
Z. N. Ardeleanu.
,,Taranimea", Sibiiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-01
DARE DE sEAlfA 81 MULTI.
MITA PuBLICA,

SOcletatea rOmlna. de aJutOr 81
cultura ,,Desteapta-te Romine'
din Detroit, Michigan, Gu data de
6 Iunie 1920, a avut 0 petrecerc
Gu manifestatie 81 teatru impreu-
nata Gu dams, la. care avut un
rezultat foarte multumitor, att
din punct de vedere moral, cit
81 material.
Deci pc aceasta Gale venim a
aduce calduroasele noastre null
tumiri surorilor societati din loc
,,Hora Uniriist 81 ,,BanatanaH !,
care ne-au dat tot sprijinul dior
posibil, luind parte la defilare,
cit 81 la pctrecere.
Totodata aducem calduroaselc
noastre multumiri tuturor frati-
lor 81 surorilor romine, care an.
avut bunavointa de ne da spri-
jinul dior 81 Gu aceasta ocazie.
Totodata aducem sincerile noa-
sire multumiri d-lor diletanti 81
diletante carl si-au dat silinta
spre putea distra publicul in
seara sus rumita Gu frumoasa pi-
esa teatrala, care a avut reusita
foarte buna.
Teatrul fost sub conducerea
d-lui Alexandra M. Popa 81 s'a
predat, de catra urmatorii domni
81 domnisoare:
Tanasie Baba, loan Tolcea, STE
tozar Sescoyiciu 81 D-soara Dra-
CHINA Jidov.
Totodata venim aduce since.
rile noastre multumiri onoratilor
dOmni, care Gu aceasta Ocazie all
binevoit a ajuta societatea noas-
ira prin suprasolviri 81 carl sunt
umatorii:
loan G. Petroviciu, presedintele
aranjator al acestei petreceri So );
Parochia ,,Pogorirea Duchului
Stint" So; Soc. Banatana So; ST.
ma Milos 81 familia So; L. Dan
ciu ST.; G. Brain So; r. Belian 81 !;
G. M. Danciu ST.; /. Nicola 81 So
tia So; Soc. Hora Unirii So; l..
Tudor, pres. ST.; F. Crisan $2;
Scotia Ligei .Nationale Romine
prin F. Crisan $5; V. Mat, secrc-
tar financiar So; I. Vlad, secre-
tar correspondent So; V. Vlad, a.
s;stent de secretar ST.; A. M. Po-
pa So; S. Spircea So; p. Popo-
viciu So; /. Vincoc, presedintele
societatii So; G. Popa, secretaral
filialei din Pontiac 81; M. Meiia
So; S. Savu ST.; 7. Calm ST.; A.
Muntean 81; G. Gura ST.; G. Fill
mon ST.; p. Miuta ST.; N. Ghileza
Bosuta ST.; T. Sereschi ST.; M. ST.
ghiSorean ST.; T.. Timpa 81; d. Ga
nea 81; l.. Petru 81; G. Schiopc-.
scll. 81; M. @Onou 81; Parochia ST.
Gheorghc So; N. Opris Soc; T.
Murarescu $1.10; A. Bota 81; G.
Bratianu ST.; N. Nicua ST.; G. We
resian So; Rev. A. Bogioaca So
A. V. Mat ST. 4. V. Vlad ST.; G.
Secas 81; I. Cadarian 81; f. Meta
ST.; Rev. loan S. Oancea So; p.
Gabrian ST.; N. N. 81.
Deci la aceasta petrecere am a.
vut urmtorul rczultat:
nitrate totale .......... $662.7O
Este totale ............ $295.70
VENT curat 1867 90
Deci inca odata aducem since
rile 81 calduroasele noastre multu
miri tuturor acelora carl au par
ticipat, fratilor 81 surorilor romi-
ne, find credinciosi Romfni, 81 a.
Wind bunavointa de da bunul
dior sprijin societatii noastre.
Venitul curat al acestei petre-
ceri s'a adaugat la fondul socie-
tatii.
In numele societatii ,,Desteap--
tate Romlne" din Detroit, Mich:
loan Vuica, presedinte.
loan vlad, secrstar correspondent.
(5OL5D !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-01
DIN BUCovAT.
DelG Dominica Jugdriu.

Dela Dominica Jugariu.
Frunza verde viorea,
Maica maiculita mea,
Fate tn pasarea,
81 zboara n Italia,
Sa vezi maica, cum traesc !.
81 pc lume nacajesc.
Ca mis- galben ca 81 ceara
Ca ma minca piroteala,
Ca NOR maica, pic de somn,
Cit noaptea nu mai dorm;
Ziua noaptea tot pindim,
Pc dusman sal prapadim,
Apoi cum sd nu slabesc
Daca nu ma odihnesc?.
Trandafir ca iedera
Marie in 13-1ea
Trista soarte mai era,
La stinga de San-Martin
San Martin, sat parasit,
! Numai ziduri or udit,
Ziduri goale 81 granate,
Della Italia-aruncate,
In 13-lea Marie
Veneau gloante 81 granate;
Sedeau feciori pravaliti
Ca la Pasti pomii infloriti.
Ca mladitele pc floare,
Fara mini fara picoare.
Si-asa Doamne mai tipau,
81 din gura asa strigau;
,,Vai iubitii mel parinti!
Stu bine, ca ma doriti,
Oar pc min nu m 'asteptati,
Ca pc mine ma puscat
Talianu1 blastamat.
Saraci mimi GU durerel
Cum erau de fripte ele,
rector mlndru ca un brad,
Buzele i-s'au uscat,
lNu putea Sc mai vorbiasca,
La-ai lui frati sd povesteasca.
Trandafir nfndru fnflorit,
Primavara a VENT,
Gaiurile infrunzesc,
Eu pling 81 ma tinguesc:
Cind frunzuta a picat
Ea aicea ma lasat,
81 acum frunza q dat
Tot aicea ma aflat.
Oar acas in tara mea
..Si mindful cue va cinta
lar aici in teara asta
Au parasit cucii coasta,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-01

i -'S 6AOssAA ~ 41NTAS. FAANSe
In loc de cucul cfnt1nd,
Aud gloante suerind;
81 in loo de Horicele,
lVad granate 81 srapnele,
Stau pc dealuri pravalite,
Ca florile prea sadite.
Vim de-acasa carIticele
81 sunt flori bagate in ele;
Eu lie iau 81 le privesc
Isl acasa ma gfndesc:
IVai, cum lumea Sc mindreste
Cind padurea infrunzeste!
Primavara VENT
Isl florile-au inflorit!
Mindra mindrulita mea,
Fate TIL 0 paSarea
ST sboara N Italia.
81 auzi mindro, draga mea,
Ma la sub aripa ia,
81 sd zbori mIndro Gu mine
sa ma duel acas la tine,
: 81 >sa spui La moi in sat,
Ca pc mine IN al aflat,
81 la maica tu ii spunc
De ce m a facut pc lniney
Sa-ti povestesc m1ndro tie
Ce-am patti in batalie;
Sa ma 'nvalui m1ndro lhoale,
Sa-ti spun omul de ce moare,
ST in brate sd ma stringi,
81 trei zile sa tot plingi,
Cind iii spun mindrilta sic
Ce-am vazut in batalie.
Padurita frunza rara,
Scoate-ti mindro patu 'afara
Ca acusa-i primavara;
Foaie verde ghiocei,
Tucu-ti mindr'o ochii tai,
Ochii 81 sprincenele
G 'alea-mi minca zilcle,
Cind mi-aduc mindrO aminte,
De-ale noastre dulci cuvinte.
Rau maica m al blastamat,
Sa umblu din sat in sat
Sa n am Pasti sd n am Caciun,
Sa le am megind pc drum.
Foaie verde viorea
|Saraca inima mea,
Unde am ajuns Gu ca,
Aici, in Italia,
Bat-o Dumnezeu so bata
Ca Gu mutt singe-i udata,
Tot Gu singe de voi6ici,
Carl al avut de trait
Si-au ajuns sd putrazeasca
La granita taleneasca.
Dare asia ce .sa 'nsemne
Cade frunza de pc lemne,
Oar nu cade 'ngalbenita,
CT de foe de tun zdrobita,
Ca dusmanu ri GU noapte
Varsa foe pc cit Sc poate,
Varsa foe, varsa granate
Bata-l Dumnezeu, spurcat e!
Oar 81 moi, daca-l zarim,
Ii dam foe del prapadim,
Ca dusmanu-i mare cine
Peste multc dcaluri vine,
Vine tare spulberat
Ca 81 un cine turbat,
El inceput razboi
Sa ne 'mpinga inapoi,
Dumnezeu nc-a ajutat
La rau loc de s'a bagat,
Plumbii mcrgcau fluerind
81 feciorii tot pindind,
Mai lovesc 81 mai ne lasa
De tot mai venim acasa.
Oar de tun ii moartea rea:
Nici c1nd nu Va mai vedea.
Maica maiculita mea,
Scoatc capul pc fereastra
ST te uita n miex de noaptc,
Cal vedea grozava mOartc;
ST te uita 'ncetisor
G 'acolo-i al tau fecior.
Frunza verde dc mohor,
Na lasa Doamne sd NOR!
Vim granate, tot spurcate
Gu srapnele mcstecate,
Vim traznind 81 tot spargind,
ST pamintul tot sapind,
lar pc ON, unde-l lovestc,
Tot bucati il cas4peste.
Nh ramine nici Q piatra
Nebatuta dc granata.
lar in jur de cautsm,
|Numai s1npe ca veflpm.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-06
GREAT. RUSH TO
PAY WHEEL AND
PROPERTY TAXES
LONG LINES OF PEOPLE CROWD
CLERKS AND TRUSTEES OF
FlCES DURING MORNING.
THOUSANDS DOLLARS COLLECTED
Announcement in The Herald of
Constitutionaltity Of the Vehicle
Road Law Results in Stampede to
Pay Them and Avoid Penalties.

1t was hard to tell this morning
which was the most popular place at
the court house the Office of Trustee
Burns or that of County Clerk Lips
comb. There was a long line of tax
payers all during the morning at each
CT these two offices, insistent upon
settling their taxes for the past year
At Trustee Burns office the folks
were paying state and county taxes,
while at the Office Of the county court
clerk they were settling their vehicle
taxes for the coming year, The publ
cation in The Herald of last week that
Judge WhitthGrne had sustained the
cunstitutionality of the wheel tax law
sent Il flood of folks to the office OF
the clerk to settle In order to &C
commodate the people both Clerk
LipscOmb and Deputy Clerk Lipscomb
were writing receipts as fast as their
hands could fly. The doors to the
private Office We're barred to visitors
so that they could work without inter.
ference.
This is the first big rush day that
tho trustees office has had since the
taxes became due and the collections
for the year will total thousands Of
dollars.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-06
Flu Situation
In Columbia Is
Very Gratifying

The Gu situation in Columbia and
Maury county is most encouraging. In
view of the fact that there are cases
nearly MI over the nation, il would be
surprising If this section escaped alto
gether but so lar there have been
only n few very mild eases reported
and they are all improving. Or. Rob.
ert Pillow, city health officer. has had
only five cases to report to Nashville,
and they were OF such very mild
type that the patients either have re-
covered or they are now on the road
to do So Not n school has been affect,
ed b. the I'm IN the county and as a
matter Of fact the country is almost
absolutely free from it,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-06
NOBLE WOMAN Of
CULLEOKA IS DEAD
END COMES TO MRS. ELVfRA
WILKES, MOTHER OF MRS.
MERRITT e. SMiSER.

Mrs. Elvira O. Wilkes, widow Of
the late Sparks Wilkes, one of the
eldest residents of the Culleoka sec
ton, died at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Merritt b. Smiser, with
whom she had lived for many years,
on Sunday afternoon AT 2:30 o'clock.
She was So years of age. Mrs. Wilkes
had been in very poor health for sew
eral months, bnt until a year ago she
was unusually active for one of her
age. She was all her life q consistent
Christian and member of the Presby-
terrain church, being when she died
member of Central church at Culleo-
ka.
She is survived by three children,
n son, G. w. Wilkes, OF Huntsville,
Ala, and two daughters. Mrs. Marritt
Il. Smiser, wife Of the well known Cul-
Harrison, OF California The latter
was also with her when the end came
Mrs Wilkes VS. greatly beloved by all
who knew her.
The funeral services were held this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock and the re-
mains were inferred in the Wilkes
cemetery at Culleoka. The services
were conducted by Dr. j. NJ Robson.
The following named acted as pall
bearers: L. J. Park, T. Hardy Park,
w S. Evins. M. c. Adams, w. Il. Bal
lanfant, William Richardson.
Maury Undertaking Co. in charge
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-06
JOHN 7. WOOTEN OFF
TO new YORK MARKET
WILL De ABSENT PRACTICALLY
ALL OF FEBRUARY BUYING
GOODS FOR HIS STORE.

John T. Wnotan, known to the en-
ployes Of his store as The Chief, .
left Sunday afternoon for New York
CITY, where he will be the greater
part of February buying goods for his
store. Mr. Wooten stated before lear
ing for the market that he would not
have TO buy as much as usual. as he
had practically bought all of his sta
pies and had them in the store ready
10 be opened up, and therefore would
devote most of his time to buying
readyto-wear stuff for the ladies of
Maury county.
Mr.. Wooten's parting request was To
have The Daily Herald follow him. and
that he was not to miss a single copy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-06
JUNIORS BEHIND
HIGHER PAY FOR
LOCAL TEACHERS
COMMITTEE FROM LOCAL coUN.
Gil TO COOPERATE WITH SIM
LIAR ONE OF MT. PLEASANT.
APPEAR BEFORE TAX LEVY BOARD
Will Make Every Effort to Have Rate
Increased So That the Pedagogues
Of Maury County Will at Least Have
a Decent Compensation.

Columbia Juniors are going to get
squoreF behind the movement to pay
the teachers in the public schools of
Mau"y county living salary At a
meeting of the Juniors the appointment
Of committee to cooperate with q
similar committee from Mt. Pleasant
to work 10 this end was authorized.
The following committee was ap-
pointed: ]. |. Finney, editor of The
Herald. chairman: DR.. John II. Bar
Der. pastor of the First Baptist church,
and Hugh Lee Webster. city attorney.
The Mt Pleasant Juniors recently
appointed a committee to appear be-
fore the proper authorities and urge
upon behalf of the Junior Orders of
the county the paymupf adequate
salaries for the te< is ex-
pected that the cd byville
viii take similar al whole
weight of one OF Il Il orders
I'm The r7ua;y viii be thrown behind
;he ..IJYeHc..t
The committee will lose no time in
getting to work and the chairman has
already notified Chairman English, of
the tax levy committee OF the county
court, that it would like to he heard
when the committee assemblies to fix
the tax levy for the coming year.
Chairman English. himself a member
OF the order. is staunch supporter of
the schools as are the other members
Ct the committee.
The Juniors have always been ear
nest advocates of the public schools.
1t is one of the tents of the order that
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-06
NASTY COLDS ARE
RELIEVED AT ONCE
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-06
Wheel Tax Constitutional
Acco1 ding to Decision of
County Judge Whitthorne

Judge w. G. Whitthorne has handed
down decision in county criminal
court declaring the county wheel tax
law constitutional
The decision was rendered in the
case of State of Tennessee VS.. w. p.
Erwin charged with non-payment of
wheel tax. A motion to quash the in
diCtment, made by the defendants at,
torney, Colonel Thomas II. PEBBLES,
on the grounds of duplicity, and fail
ure to state whether the defendant
had violated the state or county law.
Judge Whitthorne sustained the mo-
ton to quash on these grounds, but in
the same ease against Bernard Pogue,
the motion to quash on ground that
the wheel tax law is unconstitutional,
giving several reasons why it was
unconstitutional, one that the caption
of the law was not broad enough, an
other that the act contains two sub
jects, another that it was unjust and
arbitrary, and The main reason that it
was a proper - and not a privi-
lege tax. 0 hese grounds the
court overrl's MOTION to quash
and held tho "a Etitutional.
1t is therefore - that the deci-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-06
Our Neighbors Suffer
from Colds

Alton Park, Tenn. About three years
ago caught very heavy cold and my
limbs ached and panied me terribly. | took
several different kinds of medicines but
nothing gave me the relief that DIR. Pierce S
first few doses. | took two bottles of it and
consider it an excellent tonic and builder.
ycold cleared up nicely and then the aches
and pains left me-that is why | recon-
mend DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
eovery so highly. MRS. ELIZABETH
BLACK, Union st.
Long ago DR.. Pierce combined certain
valuable vegetable Experimentation
the use of alcohol--so that these rene
dies always have been strictly temper
ance medicines. Send Zoe for trial pack
age of any of DIR. Pierce's medicines
Address Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1920-02-06

sion to quash the indictment against
Erwin and Pogue was the result of
against them, and not in the uncon-
stitutionality of the law.
The decision of Judge Whitthorne
will be of interest TO every owner of
vehicle in the county, as many had
refrained from purchasing wheel tax
tags until after the decision was rem
iered
II is said that during 1919 the col
lections on wheel taxes amounted to
some $4,000, which is understood to
be in the banks to be expended upon
the roads Of the county.
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