davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

Whatever else he may be doing. Mr.. do
Valera is succeeding in creating a powerful
revival of know-No,hing sentlmen, in this
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
In his famor; encounter with Eve.
Charcoal Eph,s Daily Thought,

Dis hyar OIL WORT got Il mighty lot o trcbblc
into HIT, said Charcoal Eph, modify. but crn
man jcs look aroun little he kin sure fin
roses CROWN in dc ash piles. Try chop
MiStah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

FONTS OF resemblance between the Red
ARK ana that OF Noah are that both have
taken aboard the creeping things OF the
earth male and female, and that both will
lave sent out tho raving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
Voice of the People

. Letcrs must give the name and nddres. M
requests. - "ri'er
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

Anhunzio started out As a poct-actor i'm
what the word expected to be an opera bouffc.
lnen the plot th!ckcned and deepened and
me fiuMc performance assumed serious pro-
portions that threatened TO make of il :,
worldwide drama Bu, the poct nj passion
could not sustain the role Of a Legitimate
heavy. and the closing scenes find the plav
reverting TO its original atmosphere The
FIplne audience, tired OF the slapstick com
edy, has asked him To leave and perhaps
thls ahliciiinaX IS not displcasing 10 the noe,
iielhas had better advertising than any CORPS
OF press agents could have given him. and
from this time forth he should be ab,c :,
cash in on his lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
Idiotic DrfreJ.

incres certain Acquaintance of ours who
says he knows girl named Angelina which is
u punk name but lot it go at that, and he saws
'here iSh c"aAy need OF shortage in sugar, he
says all YOU gotta do is grab one OF AnSelina's
KISSES. Sim!ny krismus, amt that awful stun
ana poi! II down and granulatc it and you'd
have enough sugar to keep tho world going a
io"l"' some oil these days he'll marry that
Jenny and then he'll be trying to tell somebody
now to Keep the world from suffering for lem
ons. I'll tell the world that Abe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARNER
A Song From, the p,,a,-

HiVo me a nice, juicy apple.
just touched by tho frosts In tho fall
nice, juicy apple, pink notified apple,
or any old apple at all. :. .
An apple that's fresh from tho orchard
Is Natures own food, l believe
And you can't blame old Adam for falling 70
In his famor3 encounter with Eve.
Round on the heavy limb bending
With its burden Of fruit, | can see
My tempter the apple. tho Turing rcd apple,
That hangs and that bcckons to me! . +. !.
And am Elutton apples,
y Slutton without excuse
Save tho JOY that feel in tho odor OF one
When my palatc's adrip with Its juice:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

Toss 4 coin for Pres idcn,.
Throw the dice, old top:
Lets elect one speedily.
AND hollcr for tho mop,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

While views Of Samuel Compers arc not
always sound, and sometimes not free from
PreJudice Tor the great labor organization
OF which he Is the head, they are ALWAYS
worthy OF attention. Particularly yortbv az
consideration is his attack on the proposcd
antisedition law as represented by the Ster-
ling and Graham bills Such a law in The
hands OF an autocratic or unfriendlv De-
partmehl oil Justice undoubtedly would set
up's as Mr.. Gompers predicts, censorship
under The legal restrictions OF which fire.
speech and free assembly in this country
Wopld become misnomcrs. The prescn,
trouble is not in paucity Of laws but in y
too lax enforcement Of what already arc
written Oh the statute books Laws spni-
cient 10 cover present ills are in existence
ana certainly the time has not come when
the American public will consen; TO b. bound
and gagged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

In many respects Richmond's tralEc laws
are antiGuated and unsatisfactory in their
WORKINGS, ana the Council Committee ON
ORDINANCES IN the proposed revision has an
opportunity TO confer boon on motorists
as well as to reduce the accident risk 10
minimum Particularly good are the sup-
gestions fora maximum speed OF eight mile.
IN approaching street Intersections and the
giving OF the right Of way 10 the vehicle
approaching from the right. These arc in
me WIN lrahc rules IN many other cities
where they have been found to work win
beneficial results. Certainly, they arc an i'm
proyeinent on the rules now in operation
here With them adopted and with the Po-
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-03-26

If wo are not presuming too far, committing lese majeste OF some thing like that, we would like to rise up in meetin' and ask what the AL aska Bureau of the Seattle Cham Der of Commerce is doing about the gcurriIous attacks the Seattle Times has been making on this part of Alaska. We receive from time to time from the Bureau, circulars con- AAeinine data on various Alaskan in
 aytEies, for which we are grateful. But we would rather receive re- ceive g report that a committee of the Chamber of Commerce had been around and told the Times wheEe to head in.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-03-26
COMMENT ON THE CAMP

Some comments on this camp by outside papers,dS gae '-athess tt.ss for instance, a4 dn S"!~ knocking this camp, to the detriment of Seat he's business Interests, and its r0- mances come under the latter cate sery. Minne and Scientific Press of San Francisco is unbiased, aim- ing at facts only.
 ElThe following is taken from a recent issue:
 That there will be something ap- preaching rush into the Salmon river district in northern British Columbia, as soon as the season breaks, appears certain. The deve- Cpment at the Premier mine and work on other properties in the Vii cinity, together with the stalking of many new claims have, had the effect of attracting widespread at tention to this part of the northern country. The towns of Hyder and Stewart, the portals through which miners and pFospectors must pass, are booming, Read estate ie said to be selling al high figures in both towns and it is known that many enterprisin6 businessmen are wait ing only for more propituouS wealth CT only to establish themselves.
 Tale Pitt, assistant manager of the Premier mine, says that there is a misleading impression that the country is anotheg Klondike. He adds that it should be understood that it is a hard-rock camp and that money is needed to develop it.
 For the benefit of those who may not understand the conditions, Pitts statement may be supplemented. In and around Hyder the snow us- ually remains until the month of April and in the hills 1t often per- sists until June. Although every thing possible is being done to pre- pare for the accommodation of the hundreds of.visitors looked for, those proposing the trip will be well ad- vised to carry witch them tents and blankets. The short road between Stewart and HydeF that involved extremely heavy and expensive con- struction is complete. The Premier company, it is understood, carried the road from Hyder through the American territory to the Canadian boundary, from which p-Ant it was taken up by the Provincial authorities.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
ZTRATOU PAMETI POSTI-
ZENY VYSLOUZILEC NEPO-
ZNAL VLASTNf ZENU.

Pani Mortonova, 3505 Clin-
ton ave. N. W., dojela 81 pro
sveho manzela, 32leteho vyslou
zilce svetove valky, ktery byl V
Indianapolis dne 3. list. posti-
zen amnesii (ztratou pameti)
ale nebyla timto V tamnejSi
mestske nemocnici poznana.
Totez Sc opakovalo, kdyz pa
cient dovezen byl domu a vitan
ldcerkou a synackem. Mortono-
va snazila Sc ma ceste do Cleve-
landu oziviti pamet' neboheho
muze, ale marne, vse, co fekl,
bylo: "Mam vas rad i kdyz sc
jiz ma vas nepamatuji". Podiv-
ma choroba jeho datuje Sc pry
z DOLBY, kdy ma bojisti We Fran
eli u Arrasu utrpel nasledkem
" blizkosti explodovavsi stfely
otres nervG, jehoz vysledkem
ma byti dnesni nahla ztrata je.
no pameti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
Vyzvani krajanIn
z Podebrad.

Ochotnicky Sbor Jiliho
z Podebrad chce 81 postavi-
ii move divadlo a zada o
laskavou podporu krajanu
Podebradskyych V Americe
usedlych. Ma snaznou "a
dost uvedeneho spolku ujal
isem Sc ieho prosbv a zaha-
JUL sbirku S nadeji, ze kra-
jani 2 Podebrad, neb okoli,
pfispeie die sve moznosti
ma ucel tento. Prispevky
pfiiima a po pripade po u
vedomeni 81 vyzvedne AL
bert NovotnI, 1905 E. 126
st. Tel. Union 872 R.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
OBYDLf VANDERBILTOVO
HLfDANO.

New York, g. list. Policie
stfezila dnes v noci pansky
Ginzak ma Pate Avenue a 81.
ul., V nemz p. a pi. George
Vanderbiltovi, Elihu Root a il
ne prominentni rodiny bydli.
nasledkem vystrahy, jez byla
telefonovana neztotoznenou
zenou dnes pozde odpoledne.
Zena tato ptala Sc v onom Gin
zaku, zdali Vanderbiltovi jsou
donna a kdyz bylo il odpovede-
no zaporne, fekla, ze je to do
bfe. ponevadz nebudou miti
zadneho domova, az Sc vrati,
"jezto vyhodfme budovu do
povetri dnes v noci."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
SLETOVY FILM v CLEVE-
LANDE.

Prvni predvadeni pohybli-
vych obrazkG naseho Vsesokol-
skeho Sletu V PraZe bylo vcera
odpoledne uskutecneno v En-
press divadle ma Broadway pro
ii Martin Ave. Naysteva byla
dosti cetna vzhledem k neob-
vykle hodine podobnych pro-
dukci. Film by vystihoval ne
ktera mista dosti dobfe, ale
Spatne osvetleni a stale trhanl
filmoveho pasku nebylo nikte-
rak celkovemu dojmu ku pro-
sp6chu. Jinak jest film velice
zajimavym tim, re Sc V ruz-
nych skupinach shledavame sc
znamymi tvaremi. Dnes prom'
tany budou obrazky We Wash
ington Park Theatre, 5212
Fleet Ave-, Ultra V Quincy
Theatre, 1912 ma stejnojmen
ne ulici a We ctvrtek We Victo
ria Theatre, 3344 Fulton rd
vsech imenovanych divadlecf
zaCnou Sc obrazky ukazovat
cd 9. hod. odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
CERVENY DEST.

Pariz, 8. list. V sobotu ve-
Ger NELL krvavy dest' v Monte
Carlu a Mentone. Zacal kolem
6. hod. a byl provazen silnym
jihovychodnim vetrem a kdyz
ustal, asi po pGl druh6 hodine,
stfechy, rGzove sadly a bujn6
kere ma Riviere byly pokryty
mazlavou cervenou barvou. We
deckvm yysvetlenim jest, ze
dest'ove mraky byly nasyceny
cervenymi pisky re Saharskt
pouste, avsak povercivi obyva'
tele karbanicke metropole po
trasaji hlavami a tuSi move
hrdzy pro valkou rozvracenou
Evropu. V teto souvislosti 81
poukazuje, re v sobotu by
predveter Leninovy revoluce
1917.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
VYsLEDEK vCEREJSf POLL
CEJNf PROHLfDKY.
Prisne nastupovani proti pre-
stupnikim zakona.

Douglas Clubu, 1898 Central
ave-, zatceno celkem 67 muzu
pro nedovolene hrani. Klub byl
dostavenickem mnohych politi-
kara a bedlive stfezen pred IRA
ky vefejnosti. Tesil Sc i do jiste
miry shovivavosti bezpecnost-
Mich organi, az konecne caste
zaloby 81 vynutily vcerejsi pro-
hlidku s netusenym vysledkem.
V doupeti Sc hralo po cele roxy
nerusene o velke obnosy. Low
ucinili pol. porucik Cody "a a.
sistence velke policejni Getty V
obcanskych odevech, jez vni-
kla do vnitr mistnosti, dobre u
schovane ma tretim patre. Dole
u vchodu pax stall ma strait po-
liciste uniformach. Policie Sc
brala kostky, jine hracske po-
tfebnosti a skonfiskovala 1885
hotovych penez.
Zatcenci byli dopraveni v pa
trolnich vozech ma hlavni stani-
ci, kde ma ne vznesena zaloba
pro hazardnf hry a jisty Ison
Reeves w. Brack obzalovani
pro prechovavani hracG zaka-
zanych her.
Polapeni hazardnici Sc wy
mlouvali, re sc bavili hrou ma
kulecniku, ac V cele mfstnosti
nalezena byla jen dve taga.
Ia vcerejsi prohlidky bylo V
rdznych castfch mesta zatGeno
sest osob pro nedovoleny pro-
del koralky. Mezi zatcenymi je
uvaden Max Polacek, bartendr
vc. 1903 Woodland ave., V je-
hoz majetku byla nalezena whi
ska.
Die vypovedi policejniho ma
telnika bude V policejnich pro-
hlidkach pokracovano jeste
dnes. Byv tazan odpovedel pou
re, ze kazdy policejni straznik
must dnes naprosto vedeti, CO
sc dele sousedstvl re musi
jednati die zakona a zatykati v
kazdem pTfpadu, kde bude "a
kon porusovan.
Mayoruv rozkaz mi, ably CO
nejprisneji bylo zakroceno pro
ii herman, nefestnym domum
nezakonnemu prodeii lihovych
napojG, kradezim aut, podpoTe
nemravnosti " taxicabech a pre-
ii zlocineckym zivlGm cleve
landskeho podsveti vGbec.
Mayor Fitzgerald pravil, II
jeho cilem jest ziskati Clevelal
du povest pofadneho mesta ;
prohlasil, re policejni rozka.
{. 73, vydany fiditelem mestsk
bezpecnosti Sprostym, "a ne
platny. Rozkazem tim zakazo
valo Sc policii zakrocovati prot
herman a jinym mistdm be
schvaleni riditele mestske be2
pecnosti.
Ceta, jez vcera prohledla he
tel Morland ma Euclid ave-, KID
zatceno bylo nekolik muzn
zen, vedena byla policejnir
poruGikem Josefem Hauseren
Pred hotelem umistena byla p
licejni straz, jez kazdeho pr
choziho Sc dotazuje po jeho b
dlisti po meste, do ktereho &C
stuje.
George c.. Southwell, vykor
ny tajemnik prohibicni ligy
Cuyahoga okresu, vSi moci S
domaha, aby V Clevelande Wy
mahany byly prohibicni predl
BY co nejusilovneji, jelikoz pr
zde vsechna narizeni az dosu
provadena byla Sc smesnou nj
dbalosti. We vsech mistnostecl
kde sc prodava dosud nea
beer neb podobne napoie, mu
byti odstraneny veskere clon
oknech a soucasne budou =
drobeny pffsnejsi kontrole. D
vypovedi zmfneneho Southwe
la existuje v Clevelande vic
jak 500 mfstnosti, kde Sc az Z
poslednfch dnG whiska prod
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
OSMNACT 'sSMRTELNYCH
HRfCHU" PROTI DOPRAV-
MIN PREDPISUM.

Kazdy Glen move obcanske
vypomocne policie cleveland
ske bezpecnostni rady obdrzi
rejstrik precind proti bezpec-
nosti vozby ma ulicich cleve-
landskych. Hlavnich prestup-
XII Jest osmnact a sice:
Jizda po chybne strane uli-
ce.
Bezohledna rychla jizda.
Neopatrna jizda pred Je-
douci poulicni karou neb il
nym vozidlem.
Bezohledna jfzda kol poulic-
nj kary, kdyz do teto vstupuji
neb vystupuji cestujici.
Objizd6ti poulicni karu v
levo.
Tahnouti jiny vGz pred bli-
zici Sc karou neb jinym voZi.
diem.
Projizdeti bezpecnostni pa
smo.
Nezmirniti jizdu pred chod-
ci neb vozy ma kfizovatkach.
Nejeti "a volne jiZdi nejbll'
re k chodniku.
Predjizdeti jina vozidla '
pravo.
Neoznamiti signalem zmenu
smeru, pri zmirneni neb zasta
veni jfzdy.
Vjeti od chodniku do drahy
bez predchoziho ornament
Nedavati znamenf neb zmir
niti jizdu poblize krizovatel
neb zatackach, kde neni volne
no rozhledu.
Zkracovati jizdu V Zatac
kach.
Pokratovati V jizd6 pTi uda'
81 Sc nehode.
Nemiti v predu neb V Zadl
svetla.
Miti v predu svetla, pronika
! va, oslepujici.
! Nemiti vubec, neb mlti ne
citelnou licentni tabulku, at
/ liz v predu neb v Zadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
CechOSlOVaci!

Ak da cy nsrod by stde oel svoJ u pspsl ceveny
zadn Cerveneho
Ska Hbkova,
apaticn neho keditu
ms byi me pozadani vyborem tuto kmpa ably vkns
Edmnins sh Tet pit jko OBJ
mas nam jest mozno. ssII "Es@
chazi
cEsKovENsKE NARoDM sDRUzEM
CESKYCH KATOLKU SLOVENsKA LIZA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
.'svET
AUTOTSTA SPADL Sc 100
STOP VYSOKE HRAZE.


Moritz Herzig, 976 vych.
105. ul. jel vcera vecer po W.
chodni 80. u1. nedaleko kolejf
Rapid Transit drahy. V nezna-
losti smeru a "a tiny vjel do
slepe ulice, ma jejimz konci
prehledl hrazeni a toto stro-
jem proraziv spadl 8 hraze 100
stop hluboke. Jen velkou naho-
dou unikl smti. T6zce IRA.
men dopraven byl do nemocni-
ce sv. Alexise ma Broadway.
kde lekari shledali, re
ma prerazena tri Zebra krone
cetnych odfenin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
"NEzNY" MANzEL..

Pani Anna M. Watkinsova,
1929 Cultivate ave. S. E. by
la dopravena sc smrti ma jazy-
ku do Charity nemocnice. Jak
oznamuje policie, dostala Sc v
pond6li odpoledne Sc svym mu
zem Walterem Watkinsem do
hadky, "a ktere il pan manzel
bodl do bricha. Byli prom po-
slani porucik Brady a straznik
Hendricks, kteri nasli surovce
V okamziku, kdyz 81 balil Sat
stvo, ably Sc patrn6 mohl Wy.
hnouti spravedlnosti 1tekem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
KONFERENCE JEDNAJlCl o
BYTOVE NOUZI.
Jak vypada dneSni prosperita
We svetle pravdy.

"Clevelandska nouze o byty
nedostoupila takove vyse jako
V New Yorku, Filadelfii a Bo-
stonu", tax mas "potesil" sena-
tor Sp. st. Ia New York, w.
M. Calder. "a vcerejsi konfe-
renee V radnici. Hlavni pfici-
nou zdejsfch snesitelnejslch po-
m6rd pry jest ochota zdejsich
rodin, obyvajicfch vetsi pocet
pokojG, postoupiti cast bytu ro-
.dinam, kterym hrozilo bezpfi-
'streSi, o ktere moznosti nelZe
We velkych mestech, kde lid vte
snan jest V tenementni domy,
|mluviti. Komise, iez cestuje po
velkych mestech Soustati, ably
prostudovala dnesni bytovou
krisi, vyslychala celou fadu OBJ
can't vsech stavG a az dosud
pfisla k nahledu, re by sc mu-
selo - stavet, o kterem sveto-
lbornem nalezu ale konecne vi
me take, bez komise. Nektefi
]svedci vypravovali, re stavebni
a uvernf spolky nemaji dosti
penez k podpore novych STA
|veb, cemuz odporoval F. H.
Goff, president Cleveland Trust
leo. predseda mayorova byto-
Iveho vyboru, tvrzenfm, re Gle
Iveland ma dosti kapitalu k fl
nancovani stavebni podnikavo-
lsti.
Senator Calder patral Zde.
zda Sc netvori trusty obchodnf-
XII stavebnim materialem, jako
tomu bylo V New Yorku, ale ne
co podobneho nebylo vzpome-
nuto ami V jedine svedecke W.
Ipovedi. Vysledek konference
byla ut6cha, re Sc mGzeme test
ii, re "a nedlouho sc navrati o.
p6tn6 stare pomery. Skoda, re
nevime kdy.
Zaiimave podrobnosti oZna-
moval Goff, jenz dnesni usnuti
stavebniho prdmyslu pripisoval
ma vrub jakes nejistoty, zda
bude pro delnictvo dosti prace.
| Poukazoval, re cd cervence o.
pustilo $4,000 delniku jedint
Akron nasledkem nedostatku
zamestnani a V Detroit zahalI
tisice denictva, nasledkem obra
| tn V prumyslu od let valecnycf
k dobe prumyslu miroveho. Ne,
nj mu Znamo, kolik lidi zahal
w Clevelande, ale vi, re znacnJ
pocet nezam6stnanych jest vi
deti ma ulicich shaneti Sc po ne
jake praci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
SBfRKA
Narodni Dane Svazu Svobodomvslnyych

Rad Svornos G. 8, G. S. P S. Observation-Disclosures $25O0
VGera, 8. stopadu vykazano ................. 1000
Dne g. stopadu naeza adm. "Svata" $65O0
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KURS CESKOSL. KORUNY

| csl. koruna je "a c1.O2-1.O3
l mem. marka c1.1O-1.1O
/ rak. koruna c0.28-O.29
1 jihosl. koruna cO71-0.72
! polska koruna c0.3O--O.31
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09

PAM Josefina Butlerova,
1910 st. Clair ave., podala "a
lobu ma zaplaceni $11,550 pro-
ii Richardu Fullertonovi, ad-
ministratoru majetku H. r.
Fullertona. Process projedna-
van bude okresniho soudu a
zalobkyne v nem pravi, ze "a
lovany byl u nj ma cele zaopa-
trent po dobu dewitt let, aniz by
"a cely ten cas- nezaplatil centu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
Nedorozumxni ma vojne.

V nedeli casne z rama polka
dnstojnik vojaka,jenz nese dive
konve ma vodu a ma strasliv6
umazane kalhoty.
Exam jdes?" zahfmf ma n9j
dIstojnik.
"Nosit vodu, poslusne hla-
sim".
"V techto kalhotach? 7"
"Ne, prosfm, v t6chto kon.
vich".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09
ZRANEN AUTOMOBILEM.

48-lety Jones Mortle
(Mottl?) bytem v els. 5214
Hamm Ave. zasazen byl vcera
ma veter ma Broadway, prave
pred domem els. 5644 automo-
bilem a tax vazn6 zran6n, re
musel byti dopraven do me-
mocnice sv. Alexise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-09

Nehodni synove svych 70.
dicI pfedstavi Sc vam v
"PANECH" v nedsli, Ii. IL
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The courier-index., 1920-07-02
REGENT THEATRE
 IN NEW HANDS
R. T. MECIBBEN SELLS PROP
 ERTY TO w, T. ELLIS OF ? CLEVELAND, MISS. - P. E.
 MORRIS, NEW MANAGER.

R. T. Megibben, owner and opera tor of the Regent Theatre in this city, has disposed of the property to W. T. Ellis, capitalist of Cleve- land, Miss. P. E. Morris, former ly of Marianna, but for the past six years located at Cleveland where he has been connected with the picture show, has assumed manage ment of the Regent here. MT. Morris is also manager of the Reg ent in Cleveland, formerly owned by MT. Megibben who disposed of the property to Mr. Ellis. MT. Nor ris was connected with the first pie tare show opened in Marianna and for six years was associated with Mir. Megibben in the operation of the picture show at Cleveland.
 MT. Megibben came to Marianna last fall and opened the Regent, one of the most complete and attractive picture theatres in this section of the state. Soon after opening his new show he bought the Majestic theatre from T. K. Hobbs He has given the amusement lovers of Ma rianna exceptionally fine attractions and it is with sincere regret they learn he has decided to leave here
 When I came to Marianna. stated Mir. Megibben yesterday, it was my full intention to make this city my permanent home. I had hoped to move my aged mother from her home in Sullivan, Ind, to Ma rianna. Subsequently she decided she would be better satisfied in her home in Sullivan, and because of her extreme age I felt it my duty to be with her. Consequently I disposed of the Regent and will go to Sullivan and embark in business. have been most generously treat ed in Marianna. The people here are the finest with whom I have ever been associated. It is with feel ings of sincere regret that circum- stances are such that I have de- cided to leave here. wish to say that my successor is an experienced exhibitor. He has been with me in Cleveland, Miss, for six years and I can very truthfully say he is live wire and that he will not only maintain the high standard I have sought to establish but will improve upon the service from time to time. MT. Morris is cranky about secur- ing good pictures. 1 know he will make good in Marianna and I be- speak for him the same generous and loyal support with which l have been favored"
The courier-index., 1920-07-02
Cattle Shipment
 Returns PLedsing

The Bank of Moro has received the returns from the car of cattle shipped for the Moro Community Club by it's agricultural committee, headed by Murphy Brown and as- sisted by County Agent E. B. Whit aker. MT. Bratcher has mailed out the deposit slips and all parties seem we'll pleased. The prices re- ceived range from cents to 71a cents per pound. The returns from the two car loads of lambs have not reached the bank as yet but they are expected any day.
 There were eight men who made up this cooperative shipment con- taining 52 head of cattle weighing 26,290 pounds. The total cost of commission, freight, yardage, in surance and all was little over F cent per pound. While cattle are not bringing what the farmers think they are worth, still they must be sold and the people in this section are planning to send out another car in few more days.
 Those who made up the car are the follow: Henry Miller, Earl Pas ley, Wesley Miller, Walter Doug las, J. w. Butterworth, Henry Big gers, J. J. Pulliam and pr. c. w.. Chaffin. Fred Waldrip, who went with the two cars of lambs, also looked after the cattle.