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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13

FOR KDDES
Summer Games For Children On
School GrOunds-0pen to
all Children of the
City.

This is news that will bring JOY
to the hearts of the kiddies Of Col
umbus.
A summer Fairgrounds will be in
augurated Thursday at the Franklin
and Barrow Memorial School grounds
and there will be games, story telling
picnics, marshmallow roasts and a
general good time for all of the
children of the city.
The playground movement was in
augurated and launched by Miss Dew
Eta Burkitt, physical director in the
.ity schools, and funds for the move
ment were realized by special enter
tainments and the May Day cele-
5ration.
Miss Lucy McClanahan and Miss
Martha Harris Frazee, members OF
he Varsity basket ball team and
eaders in athletics in the schools
lave been selected to have general
direction over the Fairgrounds this
summer. Miss McClanahan will have
.harge of the grounds at the Frank
in Academy and Miss Frazee will
have the leadership and direction OF
the Barrow Fairgrounds.
The following group leaders have
been selected to aid in the work Of
direction: Misses Jaunita Gardner
Emma Cline, Willetta Gardner anc
Margie Morris. Barrow School: Miss
es Celeste Loving, Dorothy Hardy
Hazel Jacobs and Pauline Morris.
The Fairgrounds will be open each
Monday and Thursday afternoon from
s to 6 o'clock during the vacation
period. The opening of the play
ground season will occur Thursday
afternoon.
All of the children of the city arc
invited to join in the good times that
are in store for them. 1t will be
wholesome and we'll directed and or
ganized recreation and play for the
children during the dull summer
months and the girls of the hi-l
clubs of the schools area to be con
graduated on their initiation of the
movement here.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
DOKEY MEETING
HERE WEDNESDAY
PLANS BEING MADE FOR
BIG CEREMONIAL HERE
WEDNESDAY.
BIG BAND COMING
Street Dance Will Be One of the
Features-Class of Fifty
Will Cross the Hot
Sands.

Elaborate preparations are being
made for the big Dokey ceremonial
which will be held in Columbus We'd
nesday.
A street dance, a big spectacular
parade and banquet will be the
outstanding features of the occasion,
A class of fifty Tyroes will cross
the hot sands and a great time is
anticipated. Visitors from all sec
tions of the State are coming to Col
umbus for the event. A special Pull
man will bring visitors from jackson
and Meridian and other points in the
Southern section of the State.
The festivities of the day will begir
with the usual Treat En- Rough pro
gram for the victims during the
morning and early afternoon. At 6
o'clock the street parade will be held
BY 7 o'clock the banquet will be un-
der way and the days events will
close with big street dance on South
Market street beginning at 10 o'clock
1t will be day of good times and
the city will be given over to the
pranks Of the Dokeys.
A twenty-piece brass band will
furnish music for the occasion.
For the best decorated automobile
in the parade, and this event will be
open to the general public, prize OF
$50 will be given by Saladin Temple
The prodominating colors in the de-
corations must be the Dokey colors,
purple and gold. The cars will be
judged by a committee of visitors
Each car entered in the contest will
be numbered and the judging will be
by numbers.
A committee Of the temple has beer
appointed to request the merchants to
decorate their places of business in
the business district in the colors of
the order on the, day of the cere-
monial.
1t will be an occasion long to be
remembered and it will be one of the
brilliant events in the history of
Dokeyism in Mississippi.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
CHAUTAUQUA ENDS
M 0 NDAY NIGH L

The Chautauqua will come to close
tomorrow night.
Mondays features will be a child
ren's pageant, participated in by the
children of the city. 1t will be given
in the afternoon, and the title of the
pageant is "The Good Fairy, Thrift
1t is designed to install in the little
minds Of the child the value Of thrifty
and industry.
Seventy children will participate In
the program.
The Rich Werno entertainers will
hold forth at both the afternoon and
evening performances, and an addi-
tional feature Of the evening program
will be popular character imperson-
ations by Noah Bellharz.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
.TY COBB'S SISTER
WITNESSES GAMES
Sister of Famous Base Ball
Player Sees City Leag-
uers Play.

The City Leaguers and many of
the hundreds of fans who witnessed
the game Thursday afternoon be-
tween the Southern Shops and the
Retailers were aware that in the
stands watching the game with keen
interest was a sister of one of the
worlds greatest baseball players.
Miss Florence Cobb, sister Of the
famous and brilliant player, Ty Cobb,
was an interested spectator at Thurs
days game and seemed to enjoy the
game though it was one sided and not
in the class with the big time games
in which her big brother plays a
prominent part.
Miss Cobb sat in the stands near
the home plate and watched The
game with keen interest in its early
stages. But as the contest progress
ed and grew worse she relaxed in in
terest and frequently sighed wearily
as if to welcome the last out She
was not alone in her attitude for the
game was one sided throughout and
failed to arouse the fans as the usual
city league game does.
Miss Cobb is pretty and attractive,
a striking brunette and young girl
of rare beauty and charm. She is as
beautiful as her big brother is hand
some, and that's saying lots for TS
Cobb is Me of the hanosomest ard
best men in the great ball clubs of
the country.
Miss Cobb is visiting in Columbus,
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Lucille
Chitwood at her home, 1917 North
Third avenue. She arrived in Column
bus Wednesday from her home in At
lanta, having been accompanied by
Miss Chitwood who had been her visi-
tor in Atlanta.
Before Miss Cobb goes home the
city leaguers are going to give her
am exhibition Of baseball that will
make her feel as If she were sitting
in the stands Of the Polo grounds in
New York watching the worlds
greatest base ball players in action
For that's the kind of game that is
frequently pulled off in the city
league, though all the scenery is lack
ing.
We salute you, Miss Cobb, and well
come you to Columbus. The next
time you come bring your big brother,
Ty, with you, and we will try and
negotiate with President Kukdendall
to give him a try out. He may make
good, but we won't make any advance
promises for this is mighty fast COM
pany down here.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13

The High Schoolers slipped back
into old form Friday afternoon and
pressed crown Of thorns on the
brow Of the Chero Colas, score to 1.
1t resolved itself into pitchers
battle more than anything else. VIII
liam Burris for the Chero Colas and
Pritchard for the High Schools, each
allowing only two safeties.
Sparks went to the mound for the
High Schoolers but kink developed
in his wing and he gave way to
Prichard.
A safety by Lipscomb which was
only scratch led the trail In the
first inning for the High Schoolers
that carried them to three tallies.
But of the three runs only one was
earned which when Propst scored on
Felt's long hit to center field. Oscar
Rurris made a sensational catch of
the long drive, falling against the
bill boards to get it. He heaved a
perfect and Wonderful throw to the
plate but too late TO catch Propst.
/ After the first session both teams
settled down to trench warfare and
the going was good on both sides.
The Chero Colas lone run came in
the third when Jones led off with a
triple, scoring on Sanders infeld hit
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13

The growth of Columbus has made
imperative more homes. People are
coming in here daily looking for
homes to buy. A number of sales
were made the past week and more
will be made this week, People are
coming here for the schools,
for the churches, for the bust
ness opportunities, for the clean and
healthy moral environment The de-
mand is for homes and business OPP
portunities and the fall will see sew
eral new establishments doing busi-
ness here.
But back to the homes. Mr. Ar
thur McGahey has bought the three
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
COL. PEYT0N HERE.

Col. E, G. Peyton who was in COM
mand of the Military staff of the
Peace Conference in Paris, and who
was recently assigned to recruiting
duty in Mississippi, is spending a few
days in Columbus with his sister, Miss
Mary Lou Peyton Col. Peyton will
have charge of the army recruiting
in Mississippi and will have his head
quarters in Jackson. He is being
most cordially greeted by his many
friends in this city.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
PURCHASES OWEN HOME.

Mrs. Thomas f. Wilson of the
Delta section the past week purchased
the Owen home on South First street
from Messrs. P. w. Maer and j. r
Searcy. Mrs. Wilson will reside in
Columbus, making this city her future
home. She is most cordially weleom-
ed.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
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; KNOW YOUR OWN CITY, >
: DO YOU KNOW THAT? :
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Columbus has new wholesale feed
house.
The Columbus retail stores closes
at l o'clock Tuesday.
There is an owl on the pinnacle of
the college chapel roof.
Advertising puts no royal crown on
the head of humbug.
X X
Community spirit means community
betterment. Get the spirit.
Ty Cobbs sister, Miss Florence
Cobb, is visiting in Columbus.
Instead of building castles in the
air Columbians are beginning to build
real homes.
What has become of the o, f. man
who used to hunt for the beer opener
every night when he got home.
The court house and college clocks
are getting farther apart every time
That is in the time o'day.
Many visitors come to Columbus
from the surrounding towns and
country to attend the ball games.
X X
A special correspondent of The Dis
patch will write the news of Artesia
each week. Others coming in later.
X X
Cheer up! When you have only one
suit of clothes you know that the
moths are not eating your other suit.
X X
The Dokeys are going to give $50
in prizes to the best decorated auto
mobile in the Dokey parade Wednes-
day.
Tuesday was like Sunday. The kids
at the home Of one of the merchants,
seeing Daddy there, asked where the
funny paper was.
X Y
The head of Paris museum brags
that she understands the language of
beetles. That's nothing. Hardly a
day passes that some bug don't stop
us on the street and start a conver-
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
COLUMBUS GREATEST BUILDING
PROGRAM BEGINS WITH 4BUNGALOWS

vacant lots on South Sixth street just
back of the old Robertson home as
well as the Robertson home at the
corner of South Sixth street and
Sixth avenue and will build three
modern bungalows there. They will
be of five rooms, of late architectural
style, with all conveniences and i'm
provements and will be offered for
rent or sale as soon as they are COM
pleted.
The home situation here is becom-
ing more acute every day and an ex-
pansion program must be undertaken
If the populati ON growth is 10 be pro-
vided for
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
NAME OMITTED.

The name of the Lucas E. Moore
Stave Company was inadvertently
omitted from the list of contributors
to the Business Mems Scholarship
which was published in The Dispatch
Wednesday. This firm has always
responded to the call for funds for
this purpose and the correction is
gladly made.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
WOMAN'S BENEFIT
ASSO. MACCABEES,

The Woman's Benefit Association Of
theMaccabees will hold their regular
meeting Friday afternoon at three
o'clock at the B. Of l.. Z. Hail. All
members are urged to be (present, as
new class will be initiated.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13

Miss Virginia Bragg, popular and
efficient stcnograpker for Hon. John
f. Frierson, accompanied by her
guest, Miss Elizabeth Hairston, of
Meridian, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. G. Bridgeforth at Crawford, Miss.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13

Mr.. Louis Hirshman and Mr.. Al
bert Hirshman, who went east last
week to buy fall merchandise fol
their store, returned home on Fri
day night. The Hirshman brothers
found the markets in good shape anc
were we'll pleased with their pur,
chases.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
Mandate Of Armenia

1--WE condemn President Wilson for
asking Congress to empower him to
accept a mandate for Armenia. The
acceptance of such a mandate would
throw the United States into the very
maelstrom of European qnarrels. Ac-
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
COME ON IN, THE
WATERS FINE

We are in The Dispatch Sub
scription Contest to win. We
entered the past week and we
will stay until the end. We
want our friends to know that
we are in it so that they will
remember us with their sub
scriptions and help us all they
can.
Look out, we are coming
and if any body beats us they
will have to go some. Hold the
fort; we are coming.
(Signcdl;
MARGARET LOVE,
1923 Military Road.
EVA LOUISE GREEN,
1903 18th ST., South.
EARL KENDRICK EGGER,
204 North Second Ave.
JOHN BREWER,
1904 Main Street.
HOWARD ROBSON,
sO5 9th Ave, North.
JAMES BREWER,
1904 Main.
EUGENE MAUGHN,
1909 S. Third Ave.
MARTHA HARTIN,
1921 Main.
MILDRED M'WILLIAMS,
North Market.
EN0CH COOK,
O0G NJ 1Qtb CT
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
COLISEUM, CHICAGO, June TO-
The republican platform plank on the
League Of Nations in part;
FOREIGN RELATIONS
"A"-League Of Nations

"A7-League Of Nations
"The foreign policy of the admins
tration has been founded upon no prin-
ciple and directed by no definite con-
ception of our nations rights and obli-
cations. 1t has been humiliating to
America and irritating to other ma
tions, with the result that after pc
riod Of unexampled sacrifice our mo-
tives are suspected, our moral in
fluence impaired, and our government
stands diseredited and friendless
among the nations of the world.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
REV. TANDY COMING.

Members of the Christian Church
in Columbus are delighted to learn
that the Rev. II. P. Tandy, ID, of
Lexington, KY, is to visit our city
on Sunday, June Goth, and will preach
two sermons. Doctor Tandy is said
to be one of the ablest ministers in
the Blue Grass State, and when he
comes he may be asked to accept the
pastorate of the Columbus Christian
Church.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13

The Republican convention met the
past week in Chicago and the nine
hundred delegates began their task
of selecting a platform and a nomi-
nee under circumstances which in
dicated that the party was like the
people at sea and demoralized before
the task of deciding upon a platform
which would spell victory of its can
didates at the November presidential
election.
Leadership seemed lacking first but
later in the convention it appeared
that the old guard was in entire con-
troll and the delegates moved around
at their bidding like little pawns in
great political contest. For in
stance the party or rather the con-
vention was powerless in the grip of
the master manipulators Of the past.
This was never more strikingly
shown that in the selection of Lodge
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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
SHOPS IN CELLAR
Retailers Administer Drubbing
to Shoppers Thursday and
High School Register
Victory Friday. ;
Standing of Clubs.
Results.

Thursday-Retailer 9, Shoppers 5.
Friday - High School 4, Chero
Colas Z.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13

Mrs. II. C. Huddleston has gone to
West Point to spend week with her
parents.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
WARREN G. HARDING OF
OHIO is G.. O. p. STAND
ARD BEARER.
OHIO SENATOR
His Selection to Lead Destinies
of Party Came After Two
Day BallOting - Big
Three Eliminated.

On the tenth ballot last night the
Republican National Convention in
Chicago nominated Senator Harding
of Ohio as the party's nominee for
the presidency.
Senator Harding began to gain
strength on the eighth ballot and
steadily forged ahead until his nom
inatiOn came on the tenth ballot.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13
Games This Week.

Tuesday Shoppers VS.. High School.
Friday-Chero Colas VS.. Retailers.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13

The head of Paris museum brags
that she understands the language Of
beetles. That's nothing. Hardly
day passes that some bug don't stop
us on the street and start conver-
sation.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13

Continued on Page 81
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-13

Tuesday was like Sunday. The kids
at the home of one of the merchants,
seeing Daddy there, asked where the
funny paper was.
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After The ceremony

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