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New-York tribune., 1920-04-18
White Finds in Part
Of Etchpare Symbol
OF Oppressed Races

Appearing for the first time on
broadway in many years, Charles
White was chosen by Lionel Barry
more for the part of Etchpare in "The
Letter of the Law"
at took time-a voyage around the
world-but l finally landed him." said
Mr.. White at Maxine Elliott's Theater
the other night in reference to his
Characterization of Etchpare, the surly
Basque peasant in "The Letter Of the
Law" of Eugene Brieux.
81 saw him in all sorts of out -of-the
way places. He is everywhere the
same. You have his type in New York;
but you never get to know him until
you see him under all sorts of condi-
tions in nations other than your own.
1t is from such stuff as the misunder-
stood Etchpare in The Letter of the
Law that Bolshevism is made.
"Brieux's play is more than mere
propaganda directed against the
French law courts. The idea depicted
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18

in the part of Etchpare has it's root
in internationalism. Etchpare symbo-
Lies to me the oppressed peoples Of
the world.
"Not only is man made to admit
crime he probably never committed,
under this well-established process of
torture, but his wifes past is brought
into the courtroom. 1t is all as true
as can be, this Brieux play, and l am
glad that l was able to draw susten-
ance from my wanderings and study
of types to build up this character
part of Etchpare in The Letter of the
Law a part which should be cried
from stouter lungs than mine over the
roof-tops of the world"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18

similar sunni and third, that the ad-
ministration Of its work is wholly with
out. cost to the society.
The board announces that 1t will re-
ceive a new submission Of compositions
up to October Is, 1920. Should any OF
these so submitted prove musically
better than those already recommended
this season as worthy of publication
and not as yet issued they will take
precedence of them.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18
Farrar Signs New Contract

contract signed with Associate Exhib-
itors, Inc, will appear in pictures
produced for this recently formed CO.
operative combination of theater
owners sMiss Farrars first photoplay
for the association will be made in
New York Immediately. Affiliated with
this organization are more than $50
first run theaters in the larger cites
and some 5000 houses in smaller
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18

Wanda Hawley, who has recently
played opposite Bryant Washburn and
Wallace Reid. is to be starred by Real
art Her first starring vehicle will be
a screen version of "Miss Hobbs" the
play by Jerome X. Jerome which was
successfully produced in New York
nearly twenty years ago with Annie
Russell in the leading role.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18
Elman to Write Operetta

Following the example Of Fritz
Kreisler, who collaborated with Victor
jacob in composing the music for
apple Blossoms" Mischa Elman has
agreed to write the music for an op-
eretta which will be produced by F.
Ziegfeld jr. Augustus Thomas will
write the libretto and Gene Buck will
do the lyrics. Elman will go to the Adj
rondacks to prepare for his debut as
a composer in the operetta field.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-18
Screen Rights of 2 Plays Sold

Metro has recently purchased the
screen rights for "The Hole in the
WALL" Fred Jackson's melodrama Of
the supernatural now playing at the
Punch and Judy Theater, with Martha
Hedman in the leading role, and for
Robertson and Kilbourn Gordon, which
was produced at the Fulton Theater.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-09

Mrs. Armand Ross is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Sidney Blumenthal,
of New Orleans, for a week.
Miss Morris Kahn spent several days
in Waco, where she visited her sister,
Mrs. Alex Sanger.
Mrs. A. Jacobs of Wolfe City is
the guest Of Miss Bertha Dora ia
cobs on South Boulevard.
Mr.. E. Mayer of Mineola was in
the city the past week, the guest of
his sister, Mrs. G. Bromberg.
Mrs. s. W. Baruch of New York
and Mrs. Arthur Bloch of Philadel-
phia are visiting Mrs. Ben Linz at
the Oriental Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bernstein are
in Marshall
Mrs. M. L. Cans and daughter,
Rebecca, spent the weekend in Fort
Worth, the guests of Mrs. Bert Sam
uels.
On account of having no rabbi, the
usual Sedar Service was not held this
year by the Temple Emanuel Sun
day School. However, a very inter-
esting program was offered Sunday
evening, which consisted of various
songs by the Sunday school, num-
Der of essays on the history and sig
nificance of Passover, followed by an
explanation of the symbols of Pass
over by Mr.. Jonas Rosenfeld. A
Seder table was laid, the contesnts
of which Mr.. Rosenfeld explained
most clearly and beautiful.
An announcement was made by
Mrs. Henry Cohen, chairman Of the
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-09
Friday, April Q, 1920.
TEXARKANA
+ + + + + +


Mr.. Joel Frieds has returned to st.
Louis, leaving Mrs. Friede here to
spend several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. ]. Kosminsky.
The dance given by the Jewish peo-
pie at the Elks' Hall was a success
in every respect. It is to be hoped
that another will soon follow. b
Mrs. Leo Krouse was hostess to
the Tuesday Bridge Club. The usual
number of players were present. Sub
stitute hands were played by Mrs.
s. P. Shuber of st. Louis and Mrs.
Frede Of st. Louis. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Rose Raphael, Mrs. Max
Scherer, Mrs. Jake Cohen and Mrs. L.
]. Kosminsky. During the afternoon
salad course and coffee was served
by the hostess.
Dr. L. ]. Kosminsky was called to
New York on account Of the serious
illness Of his mother.
Mr.. Aaron Lacofske and bride have
returned from their honeymoon trip
and are now located at the Colonial.
Mr.. Lee Fried has gone on a bust
ness trip to Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Krouse and fam
lily are spending Easter Sunday in Mt.
Pleasant.
Miss Sadie Krinberg of Monroe, La,
is expected next week to visit Miss
Raye Mendele.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sandberger were
hosts at a prettily appointed dinner
on Friday evening to the members Of
their family and honoring their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Shriber Of
st. Louis. Covers were laid for four
teen.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-09
NEWS FROM DALLAS

Mrs. A. L. Neiman has returned
from a visit to New York. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Jack Norden
and little son, Jack Jr., who are in
the city to attend the Rosenbaum-
Bonwit wedding.
Mrs. I. Baron and Miss Felicia
Baron have returned from an ex-
tended visit to the East.
Miss Mary Rinehart, who is at
tending Smith College, it at home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Rinehart, during the Easter holt
days.
Mrs. Montgomery of st. Louis is in
the city, the guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Tonentheil
have as their guest their mother,
Mrs. Tonenthiel of New York.
Miss Libbye Goldman of San
FRANCISCO Is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A. j. Munzesheimer, 22O5 For
est Avenue, for several weeks.
Mrs. Clarence Linz and Miss Leah
Watelsky left Sunday afternoon for
New York, where they will be a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. X. Thurst and
son, Melvin Jr., have gone to New
York on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
Felix Goldman, who is attending
the University of Texas, is home
during the holidays.
Mrs. Zadack Rosenthal and chill
dren are the guests of Mrs. Rosen-
that's mother, Mrs. Groner of Shreve-
port.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-09

Emanuel Sisterhood, that they have
presented the Sunday School with a
motion picture machine, which will
soon be installed. This announce
ment was received with great enthu-
siasm, as the machine will be used
on similar occasions, bringing the
life and history of Israel in the past
before US.
The Passover services were con.
Quoted Friday evening and Saturday
morning by Mr.. Philipson.
Philip Fran, who is attending A. &
M. College is visiting his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. A. Fran.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Wolf announced the
engagement of their daughter, Rose,
to Sam Lewis.
The following has been received:
"Mr. William Angrist invites you to be
present at the marriage of his daugh-
ter Charlotte Beatrice to Mr.. Nathan
Goldberg, Sunday afteroon April 18th,
1920, at four o'clock, Temple Shaareth
Israel, Dallas, Texas. After May LIST,
Denison, Texas.
Mrs. Max Michaelson and Mrs. Abe
Rosenthal will entertain with cards on
Sunday afternoon, April 25th at 2:3O
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Michael
son, 1908 Forest avenue. It will be a
benefit affair, for the building fund Of
the Shaareth Israel Synagogue, and
promises to be very charming end :i-
tertaining, as it must surely be with
these two charming young matrons as
hostesses. Come and bring your hus-
band or sweetheart, and spend an ex-
ceedingly pleasant Sunday afternoon.
Miss Tobye Teachman and A.
Grossman were married Sunday,
March 2Sth, at high noon, at Temple
Emanuel, Rev. Fran officiating.
Vorbote., 1920-05-05

gc9rifIe!r lmO gcldlu1en nlr6cn.
Die lo5ialiitii6e Fartei bericI io1lcidl
luie0er cincn @cncralltrcit, lrtO i'm
slngenbIif ltono oos- 9ollac 9ono III
,Slanuuel1. Gic gIrbciter in ic0ar
Staot ontnortetcn Dem 9tlf, ia, lnal'
DIE wartetcn 1it)t eilunoj sic offi5ieQC
9lllfforbcrllng ob. @icNcr purOen Die
Gorrifaocn ullf0cooricl, es Fanoc:l
&0TpIr 'tutt. Sn Mantlla bronlltcn
Sic S(rhcitcr bos 8cf0llgnia nicOcr
mo beircitcn ullc SlIoiIcn 0rci
Gage lang bcfnuo iiA Die Stoot untcr
ibrer &ontrollc. l1nG Oonn IonOtcn
Die Sosialiitcn, 0urd, sic 6nlge!,
ibrcS 9Illirl,fs cridrcdt, Gcputlcrtc
nah ollcn Sropin5c1, llrl sic 9lr6citer
ju iibcrreOcn, 5l Sen Nobrifcn 6llrild-
5llfebrcn. SSn Der rad)taItcbcnoeN TO-
Sioliitiidcn Erciic ,uurOcn Die Strcis
fer bon Mantltu luiltenb 1ngegrlnen,
lie trurocn yTcrbrader" gcnaltnt,
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Stra6en:
b0bucr
SaQc

cptc6, nit Icincn 0cnoiien, bie ia.
0ifolc &rDcitcrihnit Icitctc.
Gn2 GNOreiultot 0i,Icr Yulise;,
taBr mor Die &cmrtciIlrng bon fiir,f
Der bclteN &ertreter Ser Nlrbeiter sl,r
Sooc onrt Ben Strong. Oo man lie
Or Grn1oroltng ser Goli,iitcn on
fEn9tc. SSic tci oI iol6cn |ro5ciicu.
'pleI:cN 1pibcl lu1O btSuhItc 3cllaeu
ole oclptrolle rmO gcfulitc N,ihlpo-
rene rllhrtct Bic 2lltftrGgc Ser fopi
tdll'tl'hcn 9luabclltcr olt$.
"SSir projtiicrcn 6eu 9(nortis
llllls," rlcf Der Stoutouuolt Oen 8c.
lN!uorcncn ST. lmO Die 9lusbcllter
iubcltcn.
9}oa Der &oQitretlng oc$ 9Ilu
NrtelIs pcrfiInOtteN lie, bnB Die rooi
falc Slrbeiterbepcgun0 Iiir INNER
ans bent @ege Jeldoffr iei.
81 Sabre IinO ieit oicier 3sit Der.
'tpl|en lilt0 llllller nod lll0 mir init
ten in Sample filr sic cnbIidc Be
frellrNg Der 9IrbeiterftoIic. intmlr
nod iii Ser &0npi cit DciBer unO
miro Don Gag 5u Gag Idlimnlcr. SsSSeSt
tobt cr nit groCer Seftigfeit on ser
9an5en &clt lno ser aopitaliS:n!;$
it in ictncn @rlrnofeiten cridiittert.
@ie por 81 &ohren nerben bis
raAitolcn @lrbcitcu ol,G bc,ttc nod
p5rfol9t riItiittslos uno nit ser
9rnBtcn SrlttnlitGt.
SciOer IinO aud 0cute 0ie 9lrbci
ter rtoh Niht cinig in ibrenNanollW
gen. 9tlr ein aini9eS 3uicmlueuur
bciteM FAM Die 9IrbeiterfIoiic bon
ibrcn Gciniqcr,r bcircien.
Gurltn1 rllfen mir Glld) audi hclttc
mie6cr SIT: ~9lrbciter o0er @anOcr
UtreluIgt @ud, Sbr bobt nidts ST
uerlicreit, iuie G:lre aetten. ober cine
gon5c ESclt 5r 8elpinnen!"
Vorbote., 1920-05-05
lljaNn InO pa|riOlil6e Ar6eiIer NnpalTIo|ifd?

Streifer ,rtlGrcn, mclm oics luirf-
Ilth Der Nnll mGrc, Damn bcpSiic 0as
Igor uihta, 0cnn Is IcNtcn bier iibcr
10000 @t1nl Die 9lrbCit hin. llu0
jmic bier, 10 'tcbt - inn gon5cll Can.
De- Nudh uCrbnftttc man iibera0
StreiffilQrcr luO ucriudte Gin'dliit.
tCrlu9&nCthoNcn; iitcroQ nit Dem.
iclD}t MtibCrfOlgc, bic ,potriotiihcn"
Streittr IlCbcn feit. trob olcr Orc.
nullNcn mO GrnaDnlngen scr Gc
Blcrlmgabeamtcl. 9ln tyrcitog hot-
te eln HunOc>onpolt in GlcucIonN
ben Strclfern gc0robt. ollt cillill.
lperrcL penr lie nidt binncn is
StultOen al oic Hlrbcit gilgcn mo
>H OtontN9 ml9rO2 Dies uon @oi,
ili9tOn Oils ithon Ui0crrlticn; lnon
bobc gar feincn ioldcn 9eiebI geqc.
ben. Der Mcrr 9iitriftSunraIt bat.
tc eigenmGdtig gsbanDelt.
Mum t0nllCn ln9ur nod} fupituli,
ltl'the 3cltld)rlftcn ln0 cr5G6lcn. 0u6
0iele Streifcr AflN1cror6citer iciel,
Die ltd ni6t pon 9oIid)epiItcn pcrs
Tltbrcn loIIen mo GbicogoCr Sc
ld}0ftolclltc buben iett iogor Elm Wc.
lntN ill Gie SRc0icrrrng gcrihtct, OocG
10 ifllclI 2l2 m0glttb Ole 9chnfrooe
o2r GlIcnbobncr ST i6lidtcn. Gic
@errlNartcn baben in Oiciem ,,ruhi
gen" StrCit, mit pntriotiide1 9Imeri
tonerrL 6lo9gen mo patriotildeu
SleOern cin @aor geiunOcn, bos
lbnen bi,lc &opfIhnlcr5en 6crcitet.
sgtag Benz icilL mie es mill, in bie.
lem Streit 5ci9t iidl ocutlih Ole
Wtoht bes einigen San0clns Der 9lr-
better ltn0 m2nn Sic onoern Glen.
boGnorbCItCr cine 9ebrC ourous ale.
fen pollten, Dunn lpGrc 0os gonSc ein
alnbcrlptcl. Gas aGbe, rubige 9(us,
Darrsn Der Strciter nutB olle, neIbc
Den Streif bcoba6te1t, nit Scpun6c
rllng crfilllen. gSer om Streit 1T.
oaS ipielt feline GoQe.
Die Strciter ioecll il iino potri
otllf unO Derlongen MIR eillcll 9pbu
oem Normal 0es ameriforiihcn 9(rs
beltcrs ongcntciicn. @ic fonn OIL
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neiien, oa iie feline @rilno, oafiir
gat.
@s miro nun pielen 9lls6elrtcru
algIt, OaB bon iest ub ollc Strcifs
patriotlide Strcifs icin lperoel1 INTO
oaB man Oen Straiferll nid,t mehr
nit Dem v&oten Shrefen" 6efont.
men fnnn.
8ieQei6t fanl ielnono $errn
gaLnsr aus Der @atide belfen
Vorbote., 1920-05-05

lueiI lie OnS Gcfar9ni$ III YronO &c,
lebt butten.
Cine G:rlliidtcrllng befrcffs ser
331merl0lliAfcit Scr iojioIiItiifcn g(b.
gcoronctcn mar Die Tulac 0icIer sc.
1hebrlrc. ~Sn 6Iorcn5", 10 ihricb
cln Nrbc1ter al ieine ;}citlrng 81
Efartcllo" fam Sic Menge nit @of-
fci III Oen @anocr uaA Scr Hlrbcit3.
tonll1lcr, lin Dem Nuf pom .. 0csclu,
her tSnlgc ST l2iltcN @ir tuarclt MI
Die M2rplutioU poraereitet, 0cnn luir
Nodlten, DIS uiirc Sc %c6cuti:no tes
Eufrllfs. "a fam 0cr MGdcoronete
Goroti, lIn Rlrbe su elnnieblen. 9os
&o(t, Slrh Icire11 0(pncQ 1rn7id,cr 1tnb
MIR grlna6t, fchrte onl 4. 3cienlber
on bic Slrbeit 5llriitf. Sir Iin6 icbt
olle ilber5ellNt. NoB ltnierc iojioliiti-
idlen Nb1eorOneten lire Soften Alt
lebr ilcb9clucasnen hobcn llnb nidt Sic
ytonner lt1lo, bic inns sur Hepoll,tion
iiibrcn f0nnen."
2ie 9lrbeitarfalnlner Don Bologna
bclhlob bolh ooralli 1tic nie6er on
clnen1 @encrolitreif teil;unebmen,
al;Bcr iilr 6ie Hcpol,ltion. ll16 am
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gertreter bon 100000 strbeitern. oaB
(Sf1l,tt n1ff S5s;ts
Vorbote., 1920-05-05
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KIM 1. gtol llno e "a Sabre. OuB
eur Oem v@Ounorfet" an NonopIph
iu1o ooGiteD Il. cine Ror,bc =, o;,,o
fricoIitc a;rotp7,oprior,n,r,,r, n,n
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an gIue ,SslorO Pine =, nrnto,t;s.
rem. oie in @emeinIdoft milf Vrin,t-
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Gilr92rmciiter Narriiou ielbir bcItG-
tigte. eire IricoIid3c uuo tropbcm
inn0te nolr iiber 300 big al Die 3th-
IL bclDaffnefc &oIisiItcn Qracn Sic
lclbe.
Vorbote., 1920-05-05

lonO sic 9trbciter beldlolIen bGttel,
Den Glan ouf5ugcbe11. 0nd) blicb elll
grciibarc5 Geillltot ollS.
&llr5 naG oicicnl Strcif iollO hic
pom &orrelponoenten oc5 vSiberos
ter" III ser Scbrltorluumner geI6iI.
oerte @oblfnmpag1c itatt. v@lr &C.
hen ill5 Garlanent, MIR ltn1 cs gil
uernidltcn, iogten sic io6iallltlld,cil
&onoibaten. Cure Gimme III ole-
icn &ahlen bcbelrtet Bic HcpollltiOn. Il
Scr 9tanlc 9cnlu luor III ser gNuhl-
fompaenc Der belicbteite 9tanc, lwN
@c1ill be0eutct in Stalien SoluletS
lnO 9icpoIlltion. Sunbcrtc bon
@ubljcttcln puroclt abgcNcbcn, Die
hcn Nonlcn r2cnin" olS Tcputlcrtcll
ouiriclcr. Iic iodialiItiidc Tartei,
OnrGY Na3 morinulilriid)c Gl:mcnt
brhcrridlt, itunb ollf eillen1 uolllt0nOig
rcpolItionGrcn Grngranun. @ubrcno
ser gonacn &alnpagne ioQten sic
WfoIien bcn Ginbruf erbalten, oal'
hieS Sic lebtc @ohl ihrer s(rt ipare,
boB cs iih iii @irfliffeit Tim eor
fcine @oh( hon6cltc, icnOern llln cil
@pripicl 3ur McnoIl,tion.
linn Oultn fom Bic groffillng Oe5
Yarlanents I'M 0e5elnbcr, po Spci
Der ioaioIiitiihe1 9eputierter, Don eis
1tpr 8r1ae heaeiiterttr MnhdIiitsn on.
Vorbote., 1920-05-05

@cncrnlnnunlt NaInlcr lulo leint
@clfcrstclicr pcriudtn peraebli6 81:
Irogc ST liiel. ronl ,rltriotiidre
NrD2iter "lnpotriptiid'" iino, Na g
ibncn obiolllt nid]t gellngt, Die itrci.
f.n0en @cidjelltcllcr llnO Die yDur6.
lcUtc" ul3 vborboriid9e Notc" hlnjli-
itc!len ocum totiohIidl iinO oiclc
al:gcnlheilllitl ncDr potriCtild uls
hieic Ncrrrn Iel6't, lulO tic betontH
Dies bci ioecr Wclc1cnhcit. WtitDin
IinO oIio ~potriOtIid)c" 9llnerttaner,
tOO.pro5tlltig,. nit Ocl 3llIranoell
iii 0iciem 9on0c MD; cinpcrItnn0en
uuo ni6t rbanl Foreigners" lpic ntan
10 gernc 81 iaJen 6clicbt.
9toh Ncn :lfibcrfoIQtn, lU?ld)e Die
Slnoe5re8icrllng nit ibren Strcifer-
hcrioulln!ingen hnttc, licB lie nlle
Dorhcr UcrNaft1t?n Strcitfiibrer, anl
Sunlstag Dem &nl6c5ridtcr Hnn0is
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1ier6urd1 jeoodl llidjt c!lllhiid)tern
INTO Der Streit oo!ert tort obNe ob.
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9eIcIIltoftcn rert!'N0eN loN,N oGB
DER Nrodtpertebr jctr jill ~ &rr5cNt
nornlal ut, - bcDollpfsll 'o0of Ectll'
De Der llnlnnleiIte, ,Sabrltol'Ien ltllo
nnoere Wcld)0't&seiite, oab olrs lltnt
Der soil 1T, lonOerlt OaB olc Notclls
lp2ld)er nit SSorcn angcfFut Nlno,
Die nlft ncrlN1ft merocn fcnNcn 'llo
ooB e@ fallm l!ioal!N IT, NoDlrolcrIol
lla0 eh'cogo i'll dcton'll'en. GI''e
dllol'Nfr'S i'cd) 0ef, tn9SrN 'e'Oct Po'
rinlIcr. &pcr !naS l0Goef $, o'lrff orc
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Tld1t ieI' Ecd)t tttonlint Nis Gllen-
Vorbote., 1920-05-05
Malottlto tit 9talit1
QSon Garlu Sresca

Mittclpluft 0icie@ ipoNtonen Hll,s-
brlth5 oe5 |ojfes. 9Il3 Ser Strcif
iih lcgtc, lplrOe 0icier ieinc alte
&cteran, ser pon Der itdIieni cbeu 9lr~
helterihaft lDie fein nuoerer gellebt
miro. i'll Oic &erbonluug ae5pllgcN.
Gie Hc9lerImg 'tellte all ieOer E3renic
&ahcn out Inn ihn aufatgrcifen, Cr
clttfanl abcr, OILS gtond, perfleioet, i
nud 5Sranfreif}, Uon luo er Nah Con.
Non yciitc. !oicr !uohntc CT, bis cr
Dor fltr3enl ilad ;{toIielt 5uriittehrtc.
9tof leiner 9lbreiie ing fiir. Die ito
licliidIcn 9euollttionGrc cine Eeriobe
Der Sraallilotion uno 2lgitot!oll all,
c5 entItano cine groBe Io5laliltiId)1
mo 9lr6eitCrbelpc9ung, !Dcld)c icIb't
0cn 2tllt0B Oea ncltcn Striegcs nl>az
hielt, in lpcldlcl1 sic itolieniiden 81.
plomatel1, ourdl irnljOIiihc5 (5eiO BE-
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-19
PLAN SWAMP
DRAINAGE HERE
Muckalee Land Owners
Interested In Recla-
nation Project

Plans for the formation of land
drainage district, to embrace practi-
cally the full length of Muckalee
creek in Sumter county, were dis
cussed informally last week at a
gathering of a few landowners of
upper Muckalee, meeting with j. R.
Lannis, of Ashburn, an expert drain
age engineer, who outlined some Of
the advantages of retaining swamp
and overflow land. 1t was decided to
hold a general meeting of Muckalee
land owners at an early date to at
tempt to perfect drainage asso-
citation.
State reports show practically 10
per cent of Sumter county's land to
be swamp or overflow land, the to-
tai being 33,728 acres. Most of this
lies on Muckalee. Mr. Lannis in
formed his hearers that North Geor-
gia swamp land had been reclaimed
for from SIS to 80 per acre, and
that he believed the cost here would
be much less because of the sandy
character of the soil, which disposes
of a great deal of the surface water