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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26
NECR0LOG

Gu regret aduccm la cunostin-
ia tuturor fratilor membrii al
societatii ,,Ulpia Traiana" din
Erie, Pa, incetarea din viata
fratelui membru Ilie d. Oprian
in etate de 36 ami. din comuna
Poiana, judetul Sibiiu, raposat
Dmineca, % Maiu 1920. la ore
le 1880 din noapte, in Hamot
Hospital. Pc defunctul il de-
plinge in Patria Vcche mania
intrlstata, , frati 81 o sora, lar
aici i'll America un cumnat,
loan Ghise in Montana 81 ma;
multi prieteni, intre care 81 tot
membrii societatii Ulpia Traia-
ma, al carei membru devotat
fost. Inmormintarea va fl in ii
ua de 26 Maiu, La orele 2 D. IN.
Fie-i tarina usoara 81 memoria
eterna.
In nlmcle socictatii ,,Ulpia
Traiana' din Erie, Pa:
loan Regneala, pres.
Florian Hada, secretar fin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26
'REGELE ALEXANDRA NU Sc
REiNAPOIAZA in GRECIA?

ROMA, % Maiu. - Ex-regels
Constantin al Grcciei sosit La
Salso, din Maggiore, frontiera
Elvetiana Gu Italia, ohtinine
pan,misiunea aliatllor Sc para
seasca Elvetia. Dinsul Sc Va in
talni in curind GU. fiul lui, regc-
ie Alexandra al Greciei, care st
afla la Paris.
Dupa rapoartele carl circula
in uncle cercuri sc crede ca regc
le Alexandra NJ intentioneazi
sa Sc reinapoieze in Grecia, ci va
remine in exil Gu fatal lui.
Sc. prezice ca in locul lui Vi
An0R 1Aj tfonul Greciei un print
cngles.
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BOSTON, % Maiu. = Guver
nul federal a luat astazi ac
tune energica Impotriva fabri
celor de zahar Gle aici pentru
spccula 81 dosirea a mari cantl
tati de zahar.
Raflnaria de zahar Revere $
vice presedlntele companiei Hen.
ry E. Worchester, sunt acuzati
ca au stors preturi excessive ;!
detin zaharul Sc nu poata patrur
de pc plata 81 american Sugar
Refining Co.' 81 directorul lu;
general w. X. Green, au fost a
cuzati ca Wind zaharul pc pret
foarte urcat.
Acuzatorii afirma Cd compa-
nile au facut milioane de dolari
prin dosirea zaharului 81 regu
larea pretului.
Worchestcr 81 Green au fOst
arestati la cererca acuzatorilor
Guvernul, urmarindu-i dupa
legea Lever" dcclara ca com.
paniile au fixat pretul pentru tot
statul New England. Sc acuzi
ca compatible au vindut zaharu
la alte companii independents
earl au facut pc samsarul, )
earl an violat intelegerea la car,
s'a ajuns la conferinta din Wa
shington pentru reguarea 81 dl
stribuirea zaharulul catre vinza
tori in detaliu.
,.aRAfinariq Rcve~e. care produ
ce 81 materialul pentru zafar
dupa cum spun acuzatorii, dctl
lie productele Ell de pc plata ii
cantitati de milioane de funzi
producind prin aceasta lNpsa $
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CHESTIA MANDATULUI
ASUPRA RMENIEI VA Fl
tUATA IN CONSIDERARE.

WASHINGTON. 26 Maiu. -
Cerinta presedintelui Wilson de
Use da autoritatea ca Sc prl.
measca mandatul asllpra Ame
niei, va Fl luata in cOnsiderarc
de comitetul parlamcntar, in Sc
dmta de All.
Ministrul de externe Colby a
fost Invita- Sc apara lnaintea
comitetului ca sc discute aspec-
tul general al problemclor din
Rasaritul Apropiat Mlnlstrul de
razboiu Baker fost instiintat
a pregati un rapport despre nece-
sitati!e militare daca Sc va prml
propuncrea presedintelui Wilson.
la fel Maiorul General James G.
Harbond, care a facut un rapOrt
special presedintelui asupra ST.
tuatiei din Armenia, Va Fl che
mat in fata acestui comitet mai
tirziu. w. J. Bryan, care a "a
tacat intro vorbire planul pr
scdintelui, la fel Va Fl chemat.
Sc pare probabil ca Sc va pu-
ne la vot aceasta propunere, d.
da prcscdintclui autoritatea "a
Sc primeasca mandatul asupra
Armeniei, att in senat, cit 81 L.
camera deputatilor inca inainte
de recesill orr inchiderea con-
gresului care e fixat pc saptam,-
ia yiitoare.
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CT r G U L A r.

Sc aduce la cunostinta memb-
rilor Societatei > ,Transilvania'
din Farrell, Pa, Cd acei carl
voiesc q Sc transfera Ia o Socie-
tate membra in Uniunea Socie-
tailor Romine din America,
pot primi billet de transfer di-
rect de la Oficiul Secretarulul
general, 312 So. Liberty Str,
Alliance, o.
MemRri sunt in regula Gu co.
tixatiunea pima ia finea lunei
Martie, lar Gu ziarul pima la
finea lunei Aprilie 1920.
Deci toti acei membrf carl
voiesc q Sc transfera sd Sc I'D,
reseze Ia oficiul Uniunei.
q Alliance, O., ~ Maiu 1920.
loan n. sur ANA
az Secretar general
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BERLIN, 25 'Maiu. Guver.
nul german a instiintat pc insar.
scinatul Gu afacerile Angliei IL
Germania, ca accepta invitarea
aliatilor de a lla parte la con
sfatuirea della Spa.
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In cazu kagy.

Tn noif,clemcpt misterios fost
injectat in cazuI Harold Kagy, i'm
puscat prin spate, acum cite-va sap
tamini, Sc zice dp John w. Joyce,
un circiumar. Jpyce a marturisit
ca in seara e. el n a avut nici
0 arma in buzlnSE7d Iui.
Aceasta e de prina data, della
comiterea crimei cd Joyce spune ca
II a avut la el nici un revolver.
Joyce care este tinut in temni-
ia judetiana, acuzat de omor in
gradul al doilea, neputind pricte-
t nil lui ca sd furnizeze cautiune
de $4,000.
Negarea lui Joyce ca II "a avut
nici un revolver la el in ziua Gle
s Maiu, ziua crimei, e contradic-
tie Gu cele marturisite de Seful ju-
decator della curtea municipala d.
McGannon, ca ell, McGannon a va
zut un revolver in posesiunea lui
Joyce, inaintc de a ii fost Kagy
impuScat.
La fel fost adus inainte ca in
casa lui Joyce fost afIat in acea
dimineata in care s "a comis crima,
revolverul lui Joyce, care, dupa
cum spune inspectorul Sterling,
nu arata urine cd a fost intrebuin-
tat de curind.
Judecatorul McGannon a fost cu
Joyce 81 Kagy in cfrciuma lui Will
liam Ferguson, de pc Euclid Ave.
81 Coltman Rd. in noaptea de Z
!, Maiu. Eli All baut bauturi intoxi-
cante in acel local 81 all parasit To-
calul ceva inainte de miezul mop
til in automobilul lui McGannon.
! Dupa cum spune prosecutoruI
politici d. Stanton, jndecatorul
McGannon la cite-va ore dupa CO.
miterea crimei, spus inspectoru-
lui Sterling ca ell yazut pc Joyce
scot1nd un revolver din buzunar in
circiuma lui Ferguson 81 L "a pus pc
masa.
Joyce. a facut aceasta marturi-
sire:
Ell spun ca judecatorul McGan-
non a spus Cd lam arafat un revol-
YER. Eu nici nu aveam la mine ar
1 ma in acea seara. Am un revolver
calibru 50, iIsa fost acasa. Poll
tia Ia aflat END a mers sd caute
la domicil, 81 a gasit in el sase car
tuse."
Politia declara cd Kagy a fost
impuscat ell un revolver calibrul
3S, insa admite ca nu poatc afla
|arma.
/ Judecatorul McGannon va Fl u,
ma dilitre marturiile chemate de
prosecutor cind cazul Sc va desba-
|te. Inspectorul Sterling spune ca
McGannon va fl chemat sa spuna
despre cele ce $ 'au intfmplat In
i ainte 81 carl incidente AL dus la a.
! ceasta crima in speranta Cd va pu-
ltea ,,stabili cauza impuscaturii'' I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26
OFERA O RECOMPENSA DE
500 PENrRU NEVASTA.

James Notarol, 1861 E. 33rd St.
Cleveland, a oferit astazi 500 re-
compensa aceluia care ii va da in
formatiuni despre locuinta neves-
tel sale, Annel Notarol, care dis
parut de saptamIna.
Cercetarile politiei timp de 9
saptamina an fost zadarnice caci
ma putut da de urma ei, zice No
tarol. AxMk
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26
,,INIMICUL"

d. General Averescu a luat ma
surile cele mai hotarltc contra
,,inimicului''.
La Cara de Nord, un detasa
ment militar statea gaia de in
ira in actiune. SoAdati intr ales
unul 81 altul: GU chivara de otel
| I'm cap, Gu piramida de arme in
fata Tor: pentru Cd nu Sc vedeau
kranatcle, presa a fost invitata
sd dea acest amanunt, precizlnl
ca ficcarc dintre luptatori are nu
mai putin Gle doua suite.
Dupa asemenea pregatlre sd
pofteasca celalalt! Mitraliera
81 granata vor sti repede sd GU
rete terenul. La nevoie Sc va pis
tea aduce 81 tunul, 81 un foe
imcrutisat de artlleric va putea
aduce efectul imediat. Daca nu,
atunci Sc va ordona un atac Gu
dl'ma alba. Nu eNclusa, de s..
CUR, 81 urmarirea de catre caya.
lerie, care trebue sd fl fost ul1de-
va la dispozitie. Ochii nostri eau
tau pc cerul inourat un avloh,
caci este impossible sd Sc dea lup-
ia fara d Sc dcscoperi imtiiu tpA-
t. mijloacele 81 asezarile fortelor
care trebue distruse.
Asa find, suntem in astepta-
rea buletinului de opcratii: ge-
neralisimul nu poate refusn intor-
matii Gu privire la progresul tre-
pclor noastre. Avem nevoie de
I'M spor al mindriei noastre na-
tionale.
Slim insa soarta invinsilor, d
celor carl Sc spunc - din
cauza impcrfectei lor pregatiri
nu pot sd fic deceit invinsi. Vor
fl pusi Ia munca si!nica: Tot C
vor avea in schimbul ostene1iic,
lor va Fl din marinimia biruito-
rului. Rasplatirea unui prisonie.
de rasboiu nu doar nicairi un
object de discutie. Vac victis De
ce au intrat in razboiu fara sd
alba, cum ma avut Romlnia IA
1916, materialul necesar? Li-se
poate intimpla ce is "a intimplat
d-lui general Averescu insusi la
Flaminda.
Mijloace pc care nu lie pot des-
tainui mi-au permits sd vad ,,inl-
micul''. Nam pactat GU dinsrl
va rog, dar in interesul tarii am
dorit sal vad
81 iata cum Sc infatiseaza.
Oameni nacajiti. Unii imbatrl-
niti inainte de vreme. Amarl.i
de soarta rea. fnvatatura nu S a
ingriiit sd le dca nimcni. MuE-
ga grea miinile lor singura
ruterc ce 0 au. Nu pot traflca
nici Gu vagoanele, nici GU perml-
surile de import 81 export; II al.
nici o perspectiva de a ii platltl
ca agent electorali. Nu-i ia nici
TO fata GU zestre din ,,aristocra-
tie". N'au actiuni de preferinta
la nici o intreprindere co-interc-
sata. Val de maica lor
Zilnic all vazut in malta dor -
CARGO ii accia! - alte cXemplaro
ale spetei umane care dintr'o ,,in
,.irteala' clstiga milioane 81, cind
oamcnii muncii sc intorc seara
della truda Tor, ii otravesc Gu pa
torilc si-i incaca in praful auto
mobilelor lor. Cind 81 cind vine
la dinsii cite un ON, SINGER orr
ne SINGER, care le spunc, pc llng;'
0 politica Pc care no inteleg, cd
eli ar putea Fl mai cu drept sta.
! PM al socictatii in care traesc
De ocamdata-i invata cum Sc ci
stiga o pine LII vremuri grele
81 iata, eli cred. De aici ,,ini
micul"!
Pc cind banchetul biruintei die
general?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26

RIO DE JANEIRO, rs Mai.
Astolpho Dutro, presedintele Ca
lnerei Depdtatilor al Braziliei, a
murit All noapte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-26

dovczi Mise aduc zilnic ca Ger
mania este pc pragul unei noul
convulsiuni politice.
L,ulile Iunie 81 Iulie~ amenintl
a ii foarte furtunoase, afara nu
mai daca semnele aceste nu sunt
fnStvatohrc. Barometrul polite
indica lovituri planuitc de ann
belle aripi extreme: a reactiona
rilor 81 radicalilor.
Sc mumceste din greu in d.
curiie subteane, atit la tradicali
cit 81 la conservatory, pregatin-
du-se pentru incercare a pute
rilor, fara sc lua in conSidc-
rare rczultatul alegerilor, care
Iromit a fl nesatisfacatoare nici
unei parti..
Norwaertz, organul socialist.
in numarul de All sacrifica ce,,
mai mare parte a primer pagln.
suo cap:tole suggestive, in car9
spunc ca guvcrnul sc fie Gu ochsi
deschisi pcntru ca in gruparca
din drcapta Sc fac pregatiri pen
'ru reyolutie.
Acest ziar spunc Cd in loc d2
a ii. in procesul de desolutlune
asa nmitele ,,freicorps'' or
corpurile vOllmtare a Organlza
tiei mllitare, recruteaza Gu a..
j doare; sc spune ca aceasta ar
aaata de volltntari este ajutata
ca bani de IN anumlt ,,Land
bulitf- carc-Sis are sediul III Po
lnncrian (Lamdbumd: Liga pa
milhenilor) precum 81 de liga
Elugarilor, ambele care Sc opun
ell ndaratnicie temdintelor I'd
yllcale 4 guverrmlui della Berlin
Vorwaertz scrie ca reactlona
iii asteapta ca comunistii Sc pro
t;lca tlllburari in Germania GER
trala, imediat dupa alegeri, cart
ar da conservatOrilor minunat;
uportunitate ca Sc inceapa 0 con
tra-revolutle, posindu-se ca sal
yatorii ,.faterland-lllui' din ghis
rele sovietismului.
Conservative, dlupa cum scrit
acest ziar, NH vor interveni cu
forte militare ,.pina clnh tara III
va gusta putin din regimul tero
, rismului. ,,Spre al ola aceasts
,,oportunitate" proviziilc dc
carbuni pentru Berlin vor. f
intrcrupte, la fel 81 Germanig
: centrala nu va capata nici ear
buni 81 nici hrana. Planul lor e
= ste ca Sc lase aistrictele stapl
mite temporur de soviet ca Sc
sufere 7cele mai negre mMerii. :.
Pc cind ziarul vorwaerts 81 ce
lelalte ziare soeialiste aduc Ia
atentia g,lvcrnului primejdia ca
re Sc apropie, prcsa conservative
descrie primejdia radiealismulu
in culori ilspaimintatoare. Fie
care parte sustinc ca teama ex
primata de ziarele rivale, SUM
numai manevre electorate.
Din Bavaria vine stiri ca da
ca guyernul central va glasa CT
tara Sc lunece in miinile radica
lilor, Bavaria Sc va rupe de I'M
periul german.
BERLIN, 25 Maiu. - Guyer
nul german a instiintat pc insar
scinatul Gu afacerile Angliei il
Germania, ca accepta invitarei
aliatilor de llla parte la con
sfatuirea della Spa.
~
LONDRA, 25 Maiu. Textu
scrisorii consiliului slprem al =
liatilor catra guvernul germal
prin care conferenta della Npl
este amitata pima la p Iunie,
fost puAlicata de ministru d
rxtcrne All seara.
Serikoarea prezentata guver
.nului din Berlin de Lordul Xii
lnarnock spune:
IA fost atrasa atentia guver
nelor aliate asupra faptnlui 9
alegerile rationale din Germa
MIA vor ayea loc la s lunie.
,,Scopul prilnar al conferents
della Spa este ca sefii guyernc
Sss g a, III III III
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-16

MOSQUITOES

Mayor McClanahan and Lieutenant
Komp, who are directing the work of
making Columbus unsafe for mos
quitoes, now have twelve men at work
draining and oiling. The United
States government has sent lot of
equipment here to be used in this
work, and everything that can be done
to make our city .mosquitoless will
be carried to the limit.
One man who is engaged in this
work brought glass Jar of stagnant
water to the mayors office on Fri
day. There were hundreds, perhaps
thousands, of wiggletails in the water,
enough to develop millions Of mos
quitoes before frost and give a lot
Of folks malaria.
Don't let stagnant water remain on
your premises. Just one empty tin
can, opening toward the skies, can
catch ramwater, develop mosquitoes
and give you chills. Better to be safe
than sorry. "Safety First and
Safety Always as the railroads tell
us.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-16
OIL LEASES ARE FILED.

Tuscaloosa, Ala, June 15.--Oil leas-
es for record are coming into the
probate office at the rate of five or
six a day. Thursday there were ex-
actly six leases put on the records.
1t is estimated that between $50 and
800 leases have been filed in the pro-
bate office for record since the oil
fever struck North Tuscaloosa Coun-
ty. Fully as many leases have been
recorded in Fayette County, it is said.
Two big wells are being sunk just
across the Tlscaloosa-Fayette line,
one of them having reached depth
of about 300 feet. The excitement
has died down to a considerable ex-
tent, but there is implicit faith in the
belief that oil will be strucq if the
wells are sunk beyond the 5000 foot
depth.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-16
NEGRO NORMAL
FOR COLUMBUS
More Than 200 Negro Teachers
Expected to Attend Two
County Normal Here.

County Superintendent of Educa-
tion Z. A. Stanley, the past week
completed arrangements for securing
for Columbus the Lowndes- 0ktibbeha
county summer normal school for col
ored teachers.
The normal will open on July IL
and viii. laSszsfer thirty days.
1t is expected that fully 200 colored
teachers from the two counties par
ticipating in the normal and from all
sections of northeast Mississippi will
attend the Columbus normal.
The normal will be held at the
Union Academy and it will be direct
ed jointly by Prof. H. G. MCGOWAN
Of the M. S. c. w. faculty and Prof.
0. B. Breland Of Maben.
A complete teachers normal course
will be available to the teachers who
attend and licenses Of the teachers
will be extended on the strength of
satisfactory normal work.
Many normal school lecturers and
specialists will come to Columbus
during the session to deliver addresses
and take part in the instruction work.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-16
STAGE is SET FOR
STATE CONVENTION
Mississippi Democrats Win Meet
Wednesday.

Jackson, Miss, June l5.-The stage
is all set for Mississippi Democratic
state convention, which will be the
feature of interest this week. The
convention will assemble in the House
of Representatives on Wednesday, to
be called to order by Chairman Stve
w. Mullins of the state executive
committee, following established usage
and custom, and will proceed to erect
temporary chairman, who will sound
the quadrennial keynote. While there
is apparently nothing cut and dried
relative to the organization of the con-
vention, it seems to be accepted as
fact that the convention will be con-
trorled by national administration
Democrats. This is the present pre-
diction of those who are royal and
true to their leaders in Congress and
to the ideals for which their party at
large stands, with President Wilson,
himself as its acknowledged head.
There are those who claim that the
administration element is in nu-
merical minority in Mississippi, but
against this is the fact that the coun-
ty and beat convention system gave
equal opportunity to all, whether pro
or anti, to control, and the antis
either would not, or could not, as all
reports indicate.
The most interesting line of specu-
lation centers around the "big four
delegates large to San Francisco.
Two of these are taeitly accepted in
advance Senators Williams and Har-
rison - and it is probable Governor
Russell may be included, though this
is not set down as settled by any
means. AS to the fourth figure in the
auartette it is decidedly dark horse
and will remain so until the proceed
ings are concluded.
Among others who are being guess
ed at. is DR.. VIM. H. Smith, president
of Mississippi A. & NJ. College, whose
resignation is in hand and who, it is
said by some of his friends, may
shortly become a senatorial possibility
Of no inconsiderable sort. President
Smith is true-blue dyed-in-the-wool
patriot, and there are those who look
/ forward to the convention honoring
itself by honoring the "corn club"
pathfinder.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-16
COUNTRY TO GO
ON SUGAR RATION
Shortage of Sugar Necessitates Ra-
tioning Systemic Go In
Effect Soon.

Washington, June 15.-The entire
United States will shortly be under a
sugar rationing system very similar
to that in effect during the world
war. Details of the proposed system
were made public by A. w. Riley,
special assistant to the attorney gen.
eral who will be in charge Of the
work.
In announcing the details of the
plan to be adopted Mr.. Riley asserted
that placing the country on ration
is, preventative rather than curative
and there is today sufficient sugar
either on hand or en- route to the
United States to care for immediate
needs and there is no danger of a
famine if ordinary economy is OBJ
served by all consumers.
Under the system worked by Mr.
Riley every bit Of sugar will be ra-
toned to the various consumers
through distributing committee Of
which he win be the chairman. Each
member of the committee viii be re-
sponsible to the Department of Jus
tice through Riley for an equitable
distribution of the sugar allotted Z
the consumer he represents and il
that way it is expected than any par
tiality will be eliminated.
The committee will consist Of on
representative each from producers
refners, Gamers, preservers, candl
makers, soft drink makers, bakers
wholesalers, retailers, jobbers a1t
every other industry using any grea
amount of sugar. Mr.. Riley will b
the PERSONAL representative on tn
committee of the housewife and tn
homes.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-16
HIGH SPOTS IN D0KEY
CEREMONIAL TODAY

Torture of the Tyroes begins
at noon.
Music by the Big A. and NJ.
Band.
Spectacular street parade at
6 o'clock. Forms at Odd Eel
lows building.
Banquet on Methodist Church
lawn at Z o'clock.
Ceremonial at Odd Fellows
building following banquet.
Big street dance from 10 to
12. One block on South Market
street will be roped off for the
dance.
Prizes aggregating $50 will
be given by the Dokey Temple
for the best decorated automo-
bile in the parade.
The City Auto Co. will give
a prize Of S25 for the best de-
corated Studebaker in the par
ade.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-16
BIG STREET PARADE AND
STREET DANCE TO BE
FEATURE.
BIG CEREMONIAL
Banquet viii Be Given On
Church Lawn-FOrty Tyroes
Will Cross Hot Sands To-
night-Band Coming.

A big spectacular street parade and
a street dance viii be the outstand-
ing features Of the Dokey ceremonial
occasion in Columbus today.
A big brass band of twenty pieces
from the A. and NJ. College will crash
out music for the various events and
it will be a gala day.
Saladin Temple No. 142, Dramatic
Order, Knights Of Khorassan, will be
staging one of their ceremonials and
forty tyroes will cross the hot sands.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made for the affair and it is expected
to eclipse anything Of its kind ever
held in Columbus
The two public features of the day
are the street parade and the street
dance.
AT 6 o'clock the parade will move
from the Odd Fellows building on
Main street. 1t will be made up of
many comic features, members and
teams of the Temple in full regalia,
and many decorated automobiles.
Cash prizes aggregating $50 are
offered by the temple for the best
decorated automobiles and the City
Auto Company has offered prize Of
$25 for the best decorated Studebaker
in the parade, While it is desirable
that the Dokey colors, purple and
gold, be used in the decorations yet
any colors may be used, the supply
Of the temples colors being limited.
/ Entrants in the contest should
notify Mr.. ]. R. Watson. secretary
of the Temple. Royal Vizier B. A..
Lincoln will appoint committee of
judges today to judge the contest.
This committee will be composed Of
visitors and all cars will be judged
according to number
After the parade the Dokeys will
enjoy a banquet on the lawn of the
First Methodist Church. Here the
banquet will be served on tables in
the open air. AT the conclusion Of
the banquet the ceremonial will be-
gin. 1t will be held in the Odd Fell
! lows Hall.
/ At 10 O'Clock the novel and unique
feature of the day will be staged. 1t
will be a street dance on the new
paving on South Market street. One
block from Boards store to Gunter
Bros. viii be roped off, saw dust will
be sprinkled over the surface Of the
street for the dancers. The dance
will be from 10 to ~.
A committee composed of Mr.. Jesse
N. George, Mr.. Sam Lindamood, Mr..
A. II. Pegues, Jr. and Mr.. d. L..
Bailey, has been appointed by tho
temple to have charge of the dance.
+ They will make all necessary arrange
ments and direct and have charge of
the dancing. Music will be furnished
by the A. and NJ. band.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-06-16
RETAILERS HAVE
A NEW MANAGER

At meeting of the Retailers team
in the city league early this week
Mr.. A. H. Pegues, Jr., was selected
manager of the team, succeeding Mr.
Tom Dezonia who found it necessary
to resign Mr.. Dezonia found that
it was too much to attend the affairs
Of the Retailers and the duties of sec
retary and treasurer of the league
and he relieved himself of the more
-arduous task of managing. Mr. Joe
B. Love, Sr, was elected assistant
manager. The Retailers announce
the acquisition of new player, Mr..
Zack Landrum. Mr.. Landrum in his
high school days was one of the stars
on the school team. Whether he can
comes back is the question. A few
try-outs. in the fast City League COM
pany will tell the tale.