davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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tlend pro Amer. Cerveny XIII.
Tato dobrocinna organisace,
ktera behem valky mnoho do
| bra mezi lidem vykonala v,
dobe povaleGne dosud kona.
preje 81 ziskat co nejvetsi ro-
Get GlenG 2 nejsirsich vrstev Ii
dcvJch.
Jest povinnosti kazde1o do
brdho Americana kazdeho o.
tyvatele teto zeme, ably svym
pfispevkem pomohl ke konani
dobra prostrednictvim Amer.
c. Krize a veTine, re kazdy,
i ten nejchudsi, muze "a nepa-
trny obnos jednoho dolaru sta
ii Sc clenem teto organisace.
Zvlaste nam Cechoslovakum
jest dvoinasobnou povinnosti
clenstvim Amer. Cerv. Krize
sc prokazat a to pfedne z dtl-
vodu toho, re vine co name
konat jako obcane Spoj. Statn
a "a druhe re jest nam znamo,
co Amer. Cerv. Kfiz pro nase
bratry a sestry v Ceskosloven-
sku Ia posledni dive leta Wy
konal, kan v Gene nekolika
milionu dolaru postal satstva,
prada. obuvi, lecebnych pro-
stredku.
Vzpomeneme-li pax my Ce-
81 clevelandsti, CO zdejsi odb c.
cka A. C. Krize vykonala Gro
rodiny ceskoslovenskych .,.rio.
naru jak dlouho Sc o pekte.
re stara, tn musime uzylat, H(
81 Amer. C. Kfiz tim Vice mas
podpory zaslouzi. Ponevad5
pri letosnim ziskay arli Client
ma Sc zjistiti, jak E',era narod
most pfispela, jeYla .>se nan
tentokrate o naY narodni cest
abychom my Yecboslovaci do
kazali, re shy &.zime toho, c,
bylo pro nSS lid vykonano a z,
doVederhe byti "a to vd6tni.
= tx Jest nutno kratce fici
: J',o jest nam konati. Nejprve S
musime uv6domit, ze kazdeh'
!, obyvatele teto zeme jest mrav
J. nj povirnosti, ably svGj doia
{" pro svrchu zmineny ucel sIozil
- Neda-li jej donna, strhne m
G jei dina neb tovarna kde pra
J. cuje. V tom pripade pax Ia je
no prispevek nebude miti M
| Sc narodnost zadny kredi
) Proto bude lepe, odevzda-
v svuj poplatek u sveho spolkl
n fadu Gi sboru, odkud pax ST
8 brany obnos bude odveden q
spolecneho ustredi a suma ia
,e ziskana bude vykazovati hr,
N madny prispevek vsech Czech
as a Slovaku clevelandskych.
NJ L toho duvodu zadame, al
nj cd kazdeho spolku wall 81 j
a den, diva ci vice cienI ma st;
70 rost vybirani prispevkI cd br
D. tri a sester spolkovych pro 4
mer. c. Kriz sebrane peni1
~ pax bud u mistni Druziny G
10 skoslovenskych legionaru, Du
" Il Ceskoslov. Mar. Sdruzcni
nebo IL mistnich casopisu cd
u vzdali. Clenske legitinace
,st merickeho Cerv. Kri.ze wy
n spolkovym sberateliAm panl
la Krikavova z Broa
ke way. Dne IL. listopadu poe
il pravidelna karlpan Amer.
Krize. Pricinnle Sc, abycht
ra- kazdy do te dolby svuj pop
no TEX odevzdali mohli Sc p
bud V dime ci v tovarne, ane
,e- kazdemu jinemu sberateli
l. kazati clenskVm listkem ma {
me kaz, re jsme jiz svoji pov
most vykonali.
ze V plenarni schulz Cs. n
Az Sdruzeni jiz tito krajane
pfispevky odevzdali: Vac. ]
,te- votny, Marie Zemanova, ,
i Krivan, FIR. Sakryd, Louis
ate kryd, Libuse Sakrydova, K
lo,,i Rychlikova, FIR. Zak, Ma
sol Zakova, Bozena Maskova,
caf MaSak Fred Hol1lh Z A
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PRCDAJi Sc Cya pekre 10.

PRcDAJI Sc dva pekne To-
ty V North Randall, O., bllze
Miles Ave; kazdy 40 pr $50
str, ktere Sc hcdl pestovan1
drubeze. Cena ve!rni levna.
Haste Sc V els. 1896 E. AZ St.,
Washington Park. 1923
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wSvET2
ZPRAVY. Z CZECH,
Rolnik prepaden a oloupen 0

vypuJcene reni1e. Dne 20. zarl
t. L. kcl 8. ho4. ranni sci rolnlk
Vojtech Skubal z Vyrova cp.
, &c, okres kralovice, ktery ]lz
ipuldruheho roku cd manzelky !
Marie odloucene zije, aby u Je-
Jlho pravnlho zastupce JUDra
Sedlacka Plzni slozil obnos
$4,000 Kc jake odbytne a TO-
900 Kc soudnich utrat. Skubal,
, ktery doposud nemel obili w.
/ mlaceno shora uvedeny OBJ
nos nemel pohotove, byl nucRil
81 obnos 100000 korun vypajciti
v zalozne V Kralovicich. Kdyz
prisel Skubal v uvedeny den k
samote Sokolka lese mezi OBJ
, ci Zebnici Plasy, vystouplll
/ housti diva muzi, jeden v sedi-
, vem vojenskem stejnokroji a
druhy v cernem osumelem ode
, WI. Muz We vojenskem stejno-
, kroji uchopn jej "a ruku tahl
jej nasilim do zminene housti-
, ny. PTi tom mu druhy muz, o.
deny v cenly odev, hodil sedi-
YOU placbtu pres hlavu. Pora-
zili jej = obnos 10000 Kc, KITE
ry usc'novany mel V malem SER
tynLovem pytlicku pod koslll,
n.u wall, nacez zmizeli lese.
=, Uzenky petroiejem. Ema-
> nuel Gruedl Prahy Je CHA
,oI pix, kteremu dial panbuh neJe-
!. nom .zdrave, herkulovske ruce,
a. ale take naramny apetit, coz ia
n vsech okolnosti jest mrzuta
q vec. Chytne-li hlad cloveka -
l. rekneme po 2. hodine nocnl,
!, kdy ma zavreny 'salony pan
! Lippert, je to slakovita vec. o.
=, vsem pan Lippert obsluhuJe
= len vetsi velke pany, kdezto
Emanuel Gruendl povazuje ss
- "a cloveka prosteho,&t' ktery Sc
, spokoji uzenkami ma boule
vardu. Vraceje Sc tedy mllS
pan Emanuel Gruendl k domo
:; WI, zastavil Sc noci u PAM ks
teriny Fouskove, jez pracuJl
. elm lidem prodava Prasn'
brany v noci uzenky. Vybral $
= nekolik parku (rozumej: uze
- ,nek), -snedl je povldal: DO
brou noel" a sci. PAM Fousko
va pTirozene Sc zalekla. "Pe
ne" - volala ma naJedeneh
" pana - "kdo Sc nail, musi ia
~ ;: Ike zaplatit! Rozumite z" "A'
plati ten, kdo ma - rozumeJl
=" CT k sakru jsou uzenky Jen s
y ket asy?" Pani Fouskova snai
w la Sc panovi vysvetliti, ze on
ON pyoda ket'asu jako neket asl
ien kdyz zaplati, ale pan s
"' dopalil, chytil kotlik S nahfatl
mi parkv a hodil to vsechno p
's Fouskove do kose. Ponevadz
Je- kotlikem shodil take petrolej'
I'd YOU lucernu, zkazil 286 uz
70 mex, petrolejovou svitilnu M
madku papirovych penez, G
lze nichz vsakla mastnota uz
~ mex petrolejove lucerny. /
ao tomto iiste ukyapenem cir
a. chtel pan Gruendl odeiiti z
oe- dem, ale straz no nepustila
"a predvedla no ma straznici,k
'ua byl ponechan do rama. Skod
WI re Sc pred tim tax znamenite
ao- lacino najedl!
cne Z hrisne lasky vrazd
Y. Pocatkem cervence t. +. uver
iohi Mill jsme zpravu o hrozne VI
pla- zde lolnika FIR. VofiSka ID
pah Rovn6. Hruznou udalosti Sc
eno by lal porotni soud Chrudi
Wy od %. do 25. zari t. +. Vraz
dN- zosnovala manzelka zavraz,
VIM neho Marie Voffskova, roze
Shejbalova; pficina - cizol
MAI. stvi. Svedla mladsiho bra
sVe sveho muze, sotva 10 roku S
NO reho cizolozstvi slibov
'. mu manzelstvi, jestli zab
sa- iejiho II rokn stareho pof
Mar. neho, kazdem ohledu slus
ar no manzela. Pfemluvila +
Jp- mladSiho Svakra Aloise ku
Ibis ,.,g: lS !,
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On iiz ale moe pll a mlmo
to stall "a ieho. stolici jeho spo-
lecnici; liz hc nabadali, ably
ien hral jeste vyse. Byl jiz zou~
falym temer
Polozil dve ste liber IA ed
nu kartu a prohral Fclozil "a
Sc tolik a prohr6l -aae. Tax
stalo Sc to petksate "a sebou.
We dve hcdic ystal cd sto-
lu - by 3nicen ma dobro
prohYa. 1e tfi tech tisic IL
ber Gtt1y sling.
pak taprve nabyl smyslt.
val M Sc svrchnik a klobouk,
rakl sluhovi, ably zaN olal d'oz-
IN vrhnul sc do teto zure
v1teky ne mad vlastni svou pi-
tomosti lehkomy slnosti, ale
ma nestesti sve V kartach.
Kdyz Sc byla zlost V mem
drobet utisila, zapocal teprve
premyslet, jak by obtizi, do
.nichz sam Sc byl vrhnul, nejak
vyvaznul.
Ucinit opetny dtok ma dobre
srdce. a pokladnu otce sveho
byl6 by ovsem marne. Vedelt
on, re by Sc otec jeho o hlou-
penn tom noGnim kousku jeho
doztedel a to re by pro neho
bylo ovsem osudnym. Mona
re by byl proved zlosti to,
co mu stale sliboval, jeho zavr-
zenl a vyd6d6ni.
Pritele, cd nehoz by Sc mohl
vypujciti, nem6l zadneho ra-
no pride jiste zidovsky jeho
veritel, ocekavajici presne Ia
placeni MONA, pakliz ne
bude S to mu vyhov6t, re ihnef
obrati sc ma sira Patricka
Byl to pfipad nadui- u vaznJ
a at napinal meek svui jak
koli, nebyl :, to nalezti 2 tobe
neJaKe cestitky.
oylo tn osoby jedne, to poci
t'oval dobre, kteraz by dostal
penez tech pro nej, kdyb
chtela myslel take, ze mu j
da, bude-li jen opatrnym S nj
A tou osobou byla Lulu.
Bylat' ona dosti zamoznou
nejedenkrat ukazovala tisic j
Der V bankovkach.
Odkud bohatstvi sve brals
bylo tajemstvim, &C tolik S
musi rici k jeji Ell, re nikd
nepfiiaIa penez cd svych be-
pocetnych zboznovatelu.
Dairy rozlicne, drahocenn
odevy, klenoty a pod. pfijim;
la S takovou okouzluiici milos
nosti, jako male dit6 pfijim
cukrovinky. Ale penize -
bylo neco jineho
Zakrortila svoii krasno
zlutymi kuterami ovencenC
hlavinkou, ukaZala belostl
sve zoubky V okouzlujicim
smevu a ohradila by Sc pre-
takove veci, jako jsou "spina'
penize" necht'si jsou zlate n
bo bankovky = re nejsou ia
nym darem, kteryz by moh
witt do neznych svych billy
rucek.
Lulu byla zvlaStni We svd
zpusobu. Hrala pro jiste div
dlo a nemela V limyslu znitit
svoji budoucnost k vuii ma
chernemu n6iakemu daru !
neznimu.
Necht' ale hyly tn jakek
priciny tajemstvi toho, to
bylo jisto, re zdalo Sc VIZ
jakoby vlastnila penez dost
Plat jeji byl ovsem veil
Zdali byl pro nj dosti velky
ably mohla zaSetrit tisic 4
diva tisice liber V meme ne:
jednom roce, bylo otazkou,
niz nesnadno bylo odpovedd
s"Greville jeda tax pomalu
ST. Johns Wood, byl pfesv
cen, ze muze mu Lulu pen
ty dostat. Otazkou jen b,
jak je od nj dostat.
"Ona s. bude stavet c,
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ahragedie svatebnl noci,
~ Roman
Roman

GreVllle, dala by penlZe hileu,
to vim. To by ale bylo trochu
mnnho a muslin hledet, dostat
to nejak lacin6ji."
Dospev az k hezke vile te,
shledal, re "a ruzovymi zac'o-
nami hori ieste svetla.
! Ocekaval to, neo Ln''1 dbl
rala Sc velmi zridka ~ loze
pred treti hodinou TarH. Jedi
nou mel oba II ale ahy nemela
Il sebe " selou neja kou spolec-
nost.
w 3omnel 81, re no zvala
/ pred nekolika dny k male do
m 5ci hostjne ma dnes vecer, re
il ale odtekl.
Sluzehny ale omen duch V
podobe pazete, jenz no privi-
tai, potesil no zpravou, re by
la Lulu donna - a re byla sa-
ma.
lined pax Sc obratil, by ohla
sill navstevu, "a okamzik ale
pfisel zpet a vyprovodil no do
jedne z malych tech hovoren.
Velitelka jeho pride ga ne
kolik minut, bylo mu feceno.
| A drzela slovo.
! Nejdele V peti minutach pfi-
sla pGvabne obleceha jako
vzdy v bil6m obleku1, bohaty
svlj svetly Was matic rozto-
milem neporadkH,, tvare JENNIE
zruzovatele a oci zarici.
well, Greville,' pravila,' y
"co pax vas sem privadi "
tento cas3' ,.r
'Iu" zvolal on hlasem
smutnym. "Jsem znicenw
"Vy? Jest mi velmi Ito, ze
to mEsim slyset,' odpovedela
k'.dne, iakoby mu to n6jak ne
: chtela vefit.
"Jsem opravdu. zniceo Lull
= nezertuji pr2nic. NIohu 81 mt
: zek rozvtat ;iiz pres hodinu.
O, Go jest to Ia pricinu? =
rel<n6te mi pravila, posadi
j. se pohlednouc ma neho sm5
a lie, vyzyvave.
vi Skoro sc az drobet styde
@ Tvare sc mu zard6ly a oci Jt
/ no byly sklopeny We chvili, kd
il vypravel povidku vlastnil
a SVEN blaznovstvi vlastni sv
j. pitomosti.
"Jsem uplne Gisty, lak mn
a tn vidite, pravil ke konci. "Je
,e kdyby nebylo toho lsaka dine
" rano. A jestli mui starry o to-
p uslysi, jsem 81 jist, re media r
ami penny po cely zivot. Pr
,e vim vam, re jedinou veci pl
a. mne jest, vpalit 81 kuli do mo
# ku.'
"A "Byl byste tax dobrym bC
to nej jako MIN, neumite-li |
lepe pouzivat nez jake dnes
n noci,' pravila Lulu vazn6.
m "Nebud'te Ike mne tvrdo
ne Lu," prosil. "Jsem jiz tax dc
il znicen a vim, ze byl jsem bla
,ti men,"
We "a pro co pfiSel jste
,e- mne?" tazala Sc nahle a
d. scene po male cflvili.
,la Prima tato oCazka no zal
ch lila, ale jen ma, okamzik, ne
brzy Sc opet Vzpamatoval.
sm "Myslite, Ze nema hoch |
va Kdy trtbd tTUUUt sUut ftu \ \
81 slim, re by vam melo byti m
Iii drobet Ito, Lu."
pe- "Jest mi Ito, velmi Tito,
iste ynohl byti takovym bi
.oli nem." pravila kratce.
lik Opet nastalo pomlceni, X
DIV. req opet ona prvni pferusila
"Greville," pravila, "udel
XIV neJlepe, kdyz mi povite ce
I'm. pravdu. Nenl treba abyste
1eb na neco vymlouval pr,
Iii mnou. PriSel jste sem v
ma noe, aniz byste mel pom
81 Zda-G vam mohu pomoci, n
ku ne."
ed Uleknul Sc toho ponekud
,ize ma ale zcela chladna, jak
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod,
kde Sc trzi pres 500 tydne.
Obchod sc da "a mirnych pod
minek. Haste Sc u Mrs. Pet
tax, 1868 st. Clair Ave. We
zmete Nottingham karu.
1929
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PRODA Sc. sici stroj a ply
nova kamna a iine RUNE veei.
Haste Sc elsie 4414 Douse
Ave. v zadu. 1921
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MINITE-LI STAVET,

vas dunn opravovat, obyat'te Sc
S duverou na~ kontraktora F.
J. Slabyho, 1902 Coath Ave.
V Corlett. 1927
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I>gCbraS
OzllanlIlky

HLEDA Sc byt pro tricle-
ncu dospelou rodinu, asi o d
neb 5ti pokoiich, kde je elek-
trika a koupelna. Nechte ozna-
meni V adm. "Syeta" pod znac-
kou Box SO. 1922
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PRONAJME ST. pekna ga
raz. Haste sc V liq 5057 Per-
shing Ave. 1923
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DIVKA V start cd 18 do 20
let Sc prime k vypomoci pri
domaci praci. Zadne ditky, "a
dne pradlo. Bude miti svuj po-
kojik koupelnou. Dobry do
NOV pro hodnou divku. Zavo-
lejte Fairmont 1926 j. 1923
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PRIME Sc divka ma lehkou
praci domaci. Dobry domov.
Haste Sc Ii Mrs. Goldman,
9215 Yale Ave. nahore. Vezme
te st. Clair karu k E. 90. ul.
1923
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PRODA Sc rtzny nabytek
do !. .idelny, Luchyne 2 ioznice,
naaledkena cdjezdu. Haste Sc
v elsie 3817 E. 81. ul. 2 Fleet
Ave. 1921
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PRIJMOU Sc. pani na byt
Ugzu str az s1ste t SC V els. rs
6O7S Hilman st. 1921
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PRoDA Sc rucni. praci stroj
dplne zachovaly.. da Sc "a SIS.
Haste Sc V elsie 3644 Z. 54.
st. q Get, Ave. 1921
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc velky sal
pro jakoukoli zabavu nebo
pro schuze. Haste Sc V elsie
1920 Warren st. 1922
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PRONAJME Sc garaz. Hla-
ste Sc u J. rs haka, Champa
ul. 1922
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<fRODA Sc pekny lot 40 pri
40 str. V Corlett. Hotove
$3.50. Haste Sc v cisle 1878
Svec Ave. dole. 1921
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03
THE GRAND OLD PARTY.

The Grand Old Party is not so old,
as the years go with parties; not so
old as the Democratic party, for ex-
ample. There ought to be years of
usefulness ahead of it yet. And still
it shows increasing signs of senility.
The Republican candidate fingers
more and more lovingly with every
speech that emanates from the front
porch on the virtue of the old order of
of things. The most alarming mani
festation yet in his condition is that
he is beginning to dwell and hold con
verse with the spirits of the departed.
He cherishes tender memories Of the
dear old protective tariff, and some
times he mistakes these memories Of
the past for the realities of today, and
lives and moves and has his being
among them.
At such a moment the communica-
ton of ex-senator Flint, of Califor-
MIA, happened to reach him. 1t was
about lemons, in which the ex-senator
has more than a kindly interest. The
communication said that in Califor-
mia the poor lemon growers were ex-
posed to the competition of the for
eign growers, and asked the nominee
what he could do about it. The nom
inee replied Immediately that he
would have to put a tariff on import
ed lemons.
The ant. bellum mind functions
with precision. Given a certain provo
cation, you get the same reaction as
ever. Mention an industry with
goods to sell and votes to deliver, and
you get the ancient doctrine of the
protective tariff.
The lemon growers of California
only clear $4,000 to $500 an acre at
the prevailing prices, il is said. What
they want to clear is not specified,
but it is certain that what they are
proposing to hand the public is a lem
on.
We are to hear more of this par
ticular kind of fruit before the pres
ent campaign is finished. As Sena-
ton Harding said:
People may smile now, but you
win hear a lot Of shouting about the
protective tariff before this campaign
i over."-Nevs Scimitar.
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OAK GROVE.

]. L. Smith, Of Route 8, was here
Monday a guest Of John NJ. Lindsey
and family.
Tom Garner and family spent Sat
urday night at Chesterfield, guests Of
the latter's father.
Troy Lindsey, of Grenada, Miss, ar
rived here Sunday to spend several
days visiting friends and relatives,
but was called home Tuesday on ac-
count of the serious sickness of his
father, Will D. Lindsey.
Mrs. Ben Deere and children, of
Warrens Bluff, spent Saturday night
here with John NJ. Lindsey and fam
lily.
George McPeake and Joe Allen
Deere and family, of Warren's Bluff,
attended the Singing here Sunday.
Tommie NOVEL; spent Saturday
night with Adair Lindsey.
John L. Sullivan and wife, of near
your city, were some of the throng
here Sunday.
Remember Sunday School Sun
day at 1000 o'clock. Everybody
come. Don't be a Stacker.
Mollie billiard, Of Toome, Tenn, is
here visiting in the home Of Joe Now
ell.
Robert Lindsey was the guest Of ].
T. Lindsey and family, near Alberton
last Sunday.
0leyia Lindsey was the guest of
Tommie NOVEL; last Saturday.
Gilbert Sego and family spent Sat
urday night with Wash Scott and
family.
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DEATH OF GENERAL COLEMAN

/. A. Coffman, known as General"
aged II years, died Wednesday, Aug.
25th, after long disability but short
confinement, at his home in the old
first district. General Coffman had
been physically afflicted all his life,
but his mind was good and he made
of himself a good citizen. He is sur
vived by his wife and n child.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03
VI. E. CHURCH NOTES.

The revival meeting at Poplar
Springs continues at this date Mon
dayJ with growing interest and big
crowds. Rev. ID. F. Deaton has been
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03
sisting the pastor.

assisting the pastor.
Rev. H. S. Allen, of Friendship, will
assist the pastor at a meeting at Lex
ington beginning next Sunday, Sept.
9Th and continuing one week. All
are invited.
T. ]. STRICKLIN, Pastor.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03

j. L. Umstead, of Yuma, was here
last Thursday and became a subscrib-
err to this paper.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03

T. ]. %STRICKLIN, Pastor.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-24

the ballots in the Newberry-Ford con-
test viii now be pressed to a con-
clusion by the Senate committee.
Leaders Worried.
Republican leaders Of the Senate
are worried over the Newberry case
They are afraid that some turn may
deprive them Of their majority. 1t is
predicted by Democrats that the Re-
publicans will delay final action in
this matter until it is impossible to do
so longer.
Senator Newberry will break pre-
cedent if he returns to the Senate and
occupies his seat, for other senator's
indicted for criminal offenses absented
themselves until the courts had taken
final action
Senator Burton of Kansas and Sena-
tor Mitchell Of Oregon followed this
precedent 1t is hoped by Republicans
that Mr.. Newberry will do the same.
In the event that Mr.. Newberry goes
back to the Senate he may not be
molested unless in some close fight
his right to vote is challenged.
The Republicans are between two
fires. They fear reaction against them
If they continue to permit Newberry
freely to perform the duties Of SEN
ator after he has been found guilty
and sentenced to prison for a crime.
On the other hand they see the dan
ger to their slight majority if they
give him up.
/ When the grand jury indicted New
berry it was believed by Democrats
that he would remain out of the Sen
ate, but he walked in boldly and took
his scat as if nothing out of the or
binary had occurred. He was given
cordial welcome by his Republican
colleagues.
Democrats await with keen inter-
est developments in this matter. They
can't believe that their opponents will
allow Mr.. Newberry to continue to oc-
cupy his seat in the Senate under the
circumstances.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Messrs. Eastman & Campbell, whr
have been conducting a shooting gal
leryq here for the past few weeks
have moved the gallery to Greenville
They expect to return to Columbus
next fall.
Mr.. j. I. NARROW, of New Orleans
was shaking hands with friends here
the first of the week.
Mr.. J. J. King, of Frankfort, KY.
head Of the King Construction Com.
pany, was here on business the first
of the week.
Mr.. ]. w. Vaughn, who formerly
clerked here for Messrs. Simon Loci
g. Bro, but who left here anf went tx
Dallas, Texas, is here on visit to his
sister, Mrs. Annie Harris. Mr. Vaughn
is accompanied by his wife and baby
They expect to leave soon for Biz
mingham, Ala, to make their home
Mr.. Vaughn is an old LoWGdes County
boy, having been born and reared near
Caledonia.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-24
eEvERYwOMAN.s

Delighted" was the word most
folks used when referring to the eele-
brated motion picture, "Everywoman,
which was shown on Monday night
and last night at the Princess Thea
ter They went to the show house
to see something great and they saw
a picture to which the word wonder
full" might with all appropriateness
be applied. The lesson conveyed by
this picture is one that should make
lasting impression. A beautiful
woman leaves True Love and goes
through many lanes and avenues in
search Of King Love. When she has
lost Beauty and Youth, and almost
loses Modesty, she comes back to the
place from whence she started and
finds True Love awaiting her return
A peculiar trick of the Filmsman's
art is shown in the appearance ana
disappearance of the shadowy form Of
Nobody.
Tuesday afternoon, for the matinee
the entire house was sold to young
ladies from the Mississippi State Col,
lege for Women.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-24
"GALvANI" COMING HERE.

Galvani, the noted Hypnotist, who
is probably known to as many if not
more theatre goers than any other
performer now before the public, will
fill an engagement at Columbus Opera
House for three nights commencing
Monday, March Goth.
This is Galvanis twenty-third year
on the road, and he is considered .
wonder.
Mr.. Galvani devotes much time to
the scientific part of the Art, but
never overlooks the comedy features
When person is hypnotized they can
be made to imagine anything-to
imagine they are Diogenes or a dog;
to ride an imaginary horse-race
astride broomstick, or go swimming
on the bare floor; to wander in the
Elysian field of Paradise, or scorch in
the sulphurous fires of hell; to fee
pain or pleasure, joy or sorrow. They
are entirely at the caprice Of the mar
in whose power they have placed
themselves. A few people under his
influence will furnish more amusc-
ment than a minstrel show and comic
opera combined.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-24
TEACH Ne

Teach me that 60 minutes make
an hour, 16 ounces one pound, and 100
cents one dollar. Help me so to live
that / can lie down at night with a
clear conscience. without a gun under
my pillow and unhannted by the faces
Of those to whom I have brought pain.
Grant that may earn my meal-ticket
on the square, and that in earning it
I may do unto Others as / would
have them do unto me. Deafen me
to the jingle of tanned money and to
the rustic Of unholy skirts. Blind me
to the faults Of the other fellow, but
reveal to me my own. Guide me so
that each night when | look across
the dinner table at my wife, who has
been a blessing TO me, will have
nothing to conceal. Keep me young
enough to laugh with little children,
and sympathetic enough to be con-
siderate of old age. And when comes
the day of darkened shades and the
smell Of flowers, the tread Of soft
footsteps and the crunching of wheels
in the yard-make the ceremony short
and the epitaph simple
"'Hore lies a man."
Henry T. Perkins, Springfield, Mass