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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07

PRODA Sc dunn hodici Sc
pro jednu velkou rodinu, aneb
dive mensi. Koupelna, elektrika
a vse zarizeno. Lot 35 pri 100
str. Haste Sc v els. 1878 f.
"a. ul. uG Al
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod
s ~prodejem cukrovinek q taba-
KEN. Trzi sc $500 tydne. Je
tam byt o 5 pokojich. Haste
Sc v c. 2O77 zap. so. ul., mezi
Clark a Lorain ave. Alb
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PRODA Sc grocerni a rez-
nicky obchod, nacini, stroje a
vsechno zarizeni ma zap. stra-
ne. Najem nahore je SIG. Ne
chte nabidku v adm. Sveta pod
znackou Box 67. ALP
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OBCHODNf MfSTO u
BROADWAY

Stor vhodny pro groceru,
neb cukr. obchod, els. 1925
Hamm st. u Broadway, S o.
bydlim o z svet. a koupel.,
ell. svetla a cena pouze
$500 - cast hotove -
Vcela Realty Co., 5733
Broadway. A.,
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kapitola dvacata.
ODVOD.

Ma hrbitove jezerskem pribyl
novy velky pomnik. Obec jej
dala zriditi ma pamatku pad
lych. Ma vysokem jehlanci z. ce
ske zuly ~spocival trnovy &c
nee a pod MIN jmena jezer-
skych obcann, kteri padli We
valce a jejichz smrt byla uz
pevne zjistena.
Nedavno sem pritesali jme-
no Jaroslava Trnky, jenz padl
V Rusku. Sci do valky bez baz-
ne, spolehaje ma stesti. Byl
svoboden, bez pribuznych. Ro-
dice mt uz zemfeli. Proto od-
chazel lehce. Ale uz "a neko-
lik nedel pc jeho odchodu do
sci obecnimu ufadu listek cd
polniho kurata, jenz psal:
"Vzdycky wesley a bezsta-
rostny Jaroslav Trnka padl.
Hned prvniho dine hlasil Sc v
bitevni care k provedeni dule-
ute vyzvedy. Sotva Sc vsak Wy
spinal ma strom, byl strelen pri
mo do celia nepratelskou kul-
kou. Byla to bludna, nahodna
stfela. Skoda oblibeneho ka-
marada.'
Ma pomniku bylo take jme-
no Josefa Zikudy, jenz odesel
do valky hned prvnimI dnu
mobilisacnim. Josef Zikuda
byl vazeny obcan jezersky, rol
nix a prvni radni. Jak bylo Ii
Zikudu veselo, kdyz Sc Zikuda
pc roce vratil ma dovolenou ma
zne! Zena jeho zpivala 81 V o.
mech dnech cd rama do vecera
a tri deti jeho byly mu ustavic-
ne v patach, nemohly Sc tatic.
ka nasytit. Kdyz odchazel z
dovolene, rekl:
"Kdyz jsem odjizdel ponej.
PRIV, nemel jsem ami tuseni {
vyznamu cesty te. Ones je il.
max, vim, co to jest valka. Pc.
znal jsem jeji straslivou tvaf
Proto nedovedu uz odchazet
tax proste, jake tehdy." A III
kuda ucinil re sveho druhehc
odchodu veliky obTad. Rozlou
Gil Sc tentokrat S kazdym two
rem v hospodarstvi, S kazdyn
stromem V zahrade. Sci cd pole
k poll a vsude prodlel dlouho
Nemohl sc odtrhnouti. u kaz
deho %vzpominal ma udalosti
jichz byl svedkem. INA kfizo
vatce" jej ucil otec sekati hra
bici; ina hadfku'' vyoral pc
pelnici. S jakou uctou hled6
pax vzdycky k poll tomu. N;
lukach ma planivce' kosil sc
no, kdyz k MENU pribehla mia
da .jeho zena celia rozradostne
ma. Byli tehdy teprve pdl tfeti
no roku svoji. Pfibehla, nesou
ma ruce Jirika, synka prvoroze
neho. A z daleka uz radostn
volala, re Jifik ponejprv ono
no dine Sc "spustil'', re uz sar
beha. A kdyz prisla ma loukt
postavila chlapecka Ma zem, q
by bezel k tatovi. A klucik n
zelenem pazitu nekolika ne
smelymi kroky vbehl tatovi d
naruce. Jake to byly st'astn
, chvile! INA pozarech" WIPE
mnel zas, jak sill zde .jarku S
: starym otcem. Kdyz dosili,
otec rekl: "Hochu, necht'
.jsem povoliti. TAX mi bylo ceI
| puldne nevalne, takova midi
: ba ma mne padala, re jsem
: jen TAX tax kone zadrzel. A
nepovolil jsem. Mas rod nike
| v nicem nepovolil." Tehoz DIR
4ivecer vsak otec Zikuda pre-
. povolil. Zemrel V naruci syn
We.
Il TAX kazde pole, kazda MT
= bvla Zikudovi kronikou min
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DOMY v CORLETT. Dunn c

5 pokojich, koupelna, cena
$4,000; dunn o Z pokojich, kou
pelna, $500. Jsou ma dlazde-
ne ul. Blizsi sdeli Sc v els.
1870 Durkee Ave. v Corlett,
z vych. 131. ul. 4-16
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RUNE hudeb-
nj nastroje Ia tovarnf cenu,
jake clarinety, cornety, from
bony, b%aritony, bassy a jine.
Tez vykladni skfine. Prijd'te
hned, dokud je vyber. Haste
Sc u V. Sistek, 4248 Broadway.
o
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PRODA Sc nabytek, set do
jidelny, velmi pekny "a lev
nOu cenu. Haste Sc {. 1888
vych. 40 ul. Ala
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PRODA Sc moderni dunn o
6ti svetnicich, koupelna, sklep
pod celym domem, kombinacnf
fernes, blize kary a skoly. Hla-
ste Sc v els. $3.50 vych. 104 ul.
40
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rodinny dunn ma pekne ulici v
okoli Broadway a E. 55. ul.
Ma 5 pokoju dole a 5 pokojn
nahore S koupelnou. Pekny lot,
garaz. Treba pouze $1,000 a
ostatni die ujednani. Haste Sc
" elsie 5023 Dolloff Rd. Tel.
Union 81 l.. 4?
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smrt! Uzdravite Sc q pax Ease
ia presvedcim pana Vyhlasa,
BE nejlepsi zenu, nejlepsi chot'
nalezne We vas! Nemluvte 0 sve
minulosti! Tisickrate ocistila
jste Sc uz ode vseho, cfrn vas
minulost potrisnila. Ued' iste
cistsi, nee kterakoli jina zena!
Chen utrpeni znicil vsecko, co
povazujete "a prominent. Jste
svetice, jste andel, draha Me-
ry! Wy musite a budete Tit,
abyste vzala jeste odplatu "a
vsecko dobro, jez jste proka-
zala 49," MarySka mluvila
horoucne a presvedcive.
Merry vSak smutne Sc usmi-
vajic, pravila:
"Marysko, mne neoklamete!
Poznala jsem tolik lekaru, re
2 kazdeho jejich pohybu, z
kazdeho slova dovedu posou-
dit nemoc pacientovu. A muj
dobry lekar hned ma zacatku
nemoci projevil tolik starosti.
A starosti ty rostly denne s
moi chorobou. Die receptu i
die chovani lekarova vidim ja-
she, re mi neni pomoci. Ostat-
ne citim take, iak zivot rychle
prcha re z~eslabeneho tela."
Merry sc odmlcela. Delsi no
vor il namahal. Teprve pc
chvilce, kdyz 81 oddechla, kdyz
nabrala novych sill, dopovede-
la:
"a jak jste dobra a nevin-
ma Marysko! Dominate Sc, re
bych Sc mohla a smela vdati !!
Zena S takovou minulosti Ne
chapete, re by Sc takove man.
zelstvi stale jednou peklem?
Vsecko muz odpasti zene, je-
nom ne Spatnou minulost. Mu-
Ii jsou zarliveisi ma zivot
svych zen q DOLBY, drive nez je
poznali, ncz-li ma zivot man
zelsky. A iak jste mohla pfi-
jiti ma mySlenku, re by sc pan
Vyhlas mohl sniziti az Ike
mnel Neisem hodna ami, bych
byla jeho sluzkou! Jan zaslu-
huje dcery kralovske, zeny
~vznesene, vzneSenc srdcem a
dust. Vzdyt' jest kralem mezi
muzi. Poznala jsem no do
konale a dovedu no ocenit. Ma
rySko, stante sc .jeho choti.
Stanete Sc TAX kralovonu, ma
plnite tax nejlepe osud svuj.
Budete St'astna! Hresite, kdyz
napinate dale Jana ma skripec,
kdyz mu pusobite bolest. Vez-
tie, re tax soudi i on" ukaZova-
la Merry ma obraz Viktoruv.
"Pro boha, Merry, nemucte
mne. Dost jsem uz vytrpela X
will Janovi. Ale doposud me-
mohla isem iinak jednati. Vik-
tor stoii pofad tax blizko L
mne a zastinuje Jana. Chef Wy.
ckati ienom casu. Vim, re Gas
a zvyk pfivodi i zde zmenu. A
pax prijdu sama k Janovi Z
reknu mu: Ones isem NJ
svobodna, dnes chci byt tvou!'
Merry radosti ~zazarila. DC
jeji sc leskly a ma rtech obje
vii Sc dsmev spokojeny a vdec
ny.
"Dejte sc obejmout, Marys
ko! Pojd'te, at YAM pozeh
nam. Zaloztc S Janem krasn.
novy rod. Tolik rodn nam Wy
mira a vymre, nemeSkejte tie
dy dlouho!"
Vrele libala nemocna MI
rysku.
Byly to posledni jeii polit
ky.
Nekolik dni potion usnul
Maryska Il loze nemocne n
delsi dobu. Probudila Sc az ra
no, kdyz venku smalo sc u
slunce. NastaVal tam krasn
den. w q rama byl plny ruch
q 7ivota. Maryska procitla p,
lekana.
Jak mohla tax zaspati. Jist
=; hor,y ,ro1ala Tio4O co oh4ol
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~ NAVRAT ~
POvlDkA re svETovE vALKY
NAPSAL VAVRINEC REHOR

Tvafe polske slecny nabyly
zvlastni barry a rysy jeji po-
divuhodnym zpdsobem zjemne
ly. A rasy jeff lezi ma ocfch
nehybne a rty jsou pevne Sc
vreny. Bile, voskove ruce jsou
spiaty ma podusce, ktera Sc a.
nj nechveje oddychovanfm me-
mocnych prsou.
"Boze, boze, CO Sc to stalo!"
vykfikla Maryska. "Mery,. Me-
ry, spite" Uzkostf puzena
priskocila' k nemocne. Ale jak
Sc dotkla rukou a tvari je-
jfch, tn polekapey odskocila.
Ruce tvafe jeji byly studene
jake led.
Polska slecna byla mrtva.
Usnula tise, odesla beze sved-
XII. Bee hluku zapadly dvere
.jejiho nest'astneho zivota.
Maryska klesla u l1zka jeji-
no ma kolena.
A horke Shy kanuly j z O.
Ct. To byla modlitba "a zemre-
lou.
A pax vhrnuli Sc do svetnice
sirotkove. S placem a narkem.
Lkajice, stall IL dveri a udivene
pohlizeli k luzku, ma nemz le-
zela jejich pestounka.
A kdyz pax o slavnem po-
hrbu vysli sirotkove "a rakvi
re Zimova statku, tn davy lidu,
ktere cekaly ma navsi, rozpla-
kaly Sc nezvyklym divadlem.
TAX pochovali cizinku ma
jezerskem hrbitove jake kra-
lovnu.
Hrob jeii horel kvetinami a
pod prostym krizem lezela
vzdycky kytice nebo hrst pou-
pat.
Smrt polske slecny neoceka-
vane sblizila opet Marysku s
Janem.
Stykali Sc ted neustale V ST.
rotcinci Viktorove, jejz spoiled.
ne spravovali a vedli. NebylC
tn hned osoby, kterou by mohl
zjednat "a plat Ike sluzbe tie.
Maryska caste u%vazovala G
tom, iak by byla nyni opuste.
ma, kdyby nebylo %sirotcince a
- Jana. Oddanost Janova S.
Marysku podmanovala. Zdale.
ka jiz pusobil ma hi prichod
Januv; z cele jeho hytosti Wy.
zarovala radost z kazdeho Sc.
tkani. Jako k bozstvu neJake.
mu blizil sc Jan k Marysce q
velke jeho oci, laskou hofici, l
vadely il We zmatek. Jak Sc Y
ocich tech zablesklo, kdyz Sc
Maryska zardela pro zvlastn
pohled ten.
Panimama Martincova nent
padne pozorovala Marysku.
Tesilo il tolik, kdyz videla, u
dcera jeff dlouho a peclive u
pravuje 81 saty a uces, NEIL
odchazi do sirotcince, zarado
vala sc, re Maryska chce 81
Ease libiti. komu, to panima
ma dobfe vedela. Nicola vSak
tvarfc Sc, re 81 nevsima zmepy
ktera Sc stala S MarySkou. AT
vse dozraie ncruSene. A "staf
Tide" Martincovi sc nynl cast
rozveselili, kdyz mluvili vece
pred spanlm O budoucnosti, j
ste radostnejSi, nezli byly smu
ne dny minute, V nichz Sc ira
sli uzkosti o jedine sve dite,
V nichz usychalo trapenim Q
smutku Maryscina.
: Mary5ka dospela do let, KID
vsecky rozvit6 zenske puvab
.jsou ustaleny a odusevnen.
&. kdy zena jest uplnou vladkyl
mad puvaby temi.
: Jan pospichal ted kazdeh
dine nedockave do Zimova st;
, ku, kde pc Merry Obstove vi;
4 Ola M~aryska, peGujic o vale'
: ne siroty.
Byvalo ted rusno V sirotcil
T eli Viktorove. Pfichazeli SCI
J ma navstevu nejen pflbuzni s
1n," IL ,,tr,,Ll. .na~, n J2 oh,
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PRODAM LOT 5Ox100

ma Boulevardu u Union St.,
vse zavedeni i plyn v ulici
a lot jenom 6 cd Union ku
Kinsman. Cena mirna, do
Jdete Sc podivati a kdyz sc
Dude lfbiti, navstivte mne,
adressa ma Tote. 40
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MA PRODEJ

MA PRODEJ
Krasne velke ovocne stromy,
cd 6 do 10 stop vysoke. Stromy
destnikove a slime, kroviny,
RUE, 1--WE ploty, rybfz, vino.
Zasazujeme tez stromy i kfovi-
ny.
ANDOV SKLENNIKY,
3175 E. 116. ul., rob Imperiel
Ave. - Tel. Cedar 1925.
4-16
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc obuvnicky po-
mocnik. Haste Sc els. 2217
Broadview Rd. 40
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NAM peknou farmu 0 dvou

NAM peknou farmu 0 dvou
akrech ma prodej neb k pro-
najmuti. Dunn je o 6ti poko-
jich, elektrika, sklep pod &C.
lynn domem, fernes, pekna ga
raz, 40 ovocnych stromu, pc
kna vince a pekne prdceli. Je
to ma Orchard rd., Garfield
Heights, Stop 7, A.B.C. linie.
Petite Sc ma F. Hanzlika. 4-10
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc farma roz-
lohy 33 akru, pekny domek a
RUNE zafizeni. Je ma Orange
Rd., Kinsman, Stop %, Box 81.
4-8
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DR.. C. l.. Arlsberg, SET che
mickeho uradu odboru zeme-
delstvi, byl ustanoven direkto-
rem odboru, kde sc zkouma
hodnota rdznych potravin, ma
Leland Stanford universite,
zalozeneho Carnegie-ovou kor-
poraci.
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kUPUJTE dechove nastroje
a bubny u vyrobce j. Sistka,
4248 Broadway. /?
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PRODAVAM FARMY,

FARMY, wy
menuji "a mestsky majetek.
aneb "a hotove, neb ma dlou-
holete splatky. Jsou pouze Is
az % mil cd squaru. P~rejete-lj
81 vedet blizsi podrobnosti, do.
piste ma f. j. Prazak, RID.
1, Burton, 0. SO
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PRIJMOU Sc PAM ma byt
beze stravy. Zada Sc So tydne.
Haste Sc v elsie $500 Hamm
Ave. Al
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PRODA Sc:

PRODAJf Sc velmi LEVINE do
bfe zachovala kuchynska ka-
nina ma plyn. Haste Sc v elsie
1902 harrington Ave. At
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CHCETE-LI PRODAT nebo

NF(E ELL FKODAl neDO
koupit dunn, lot neb farmu a
chcete-li byti rychle obslouze-
nj, obrat'te Sc S duverou ma l..
Rybaka, $500 Charter Ave.
al
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NASADTE 81

A 81
VEJCE Cd BiLYCH PEKIN
kACHEN z PSENICkO-
Wy FARMY, $l.50 TU-
GET. OBJEDNAVKY BE-
RE A. ROUBICEK, Rob
BROADWAY A FINN
AVE.
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
moderni dunn, bungalow, 6
.svetnic, koupelna, pentry, me-
davno dohotoven, cena levna,
zadni agent. Naleza sc v nej-
lepsi ctvrti v Mt. Pleasant. A
dressa sc sdeli v adm. t. /. 40
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PRODA Sc nabytek do j.
,delny a kuchyne nasledkem
odstehovani. Haste Sc v els.
6217 Hinde Ave. 2 Union. At
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MA PRODEJ maly soustruh
(lathe) "a drill press. Haste Sc
v els. 2644 E. 10 ul. Ali
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-14
DEATH OF MRS. HEBRON

After several months serious i'll.
ness, Mrs. Sallie Heron was called
by death last Thursday night at
1880 o'clock, at the home of her SON
Mr.. Dudley Heron, on Thirteenth
Street North. Mrs. Heron was a
woman of fine Christian character,
living life Of sacrifice for her child
rem and grandchildren, whom she
loved devotedly. The funeral ser
vices were held at Murray's Chapel,
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, with
the Rev. T. f. Gregory, of the Cen
trail Methodist Church of this city.
officiating Mrs. Heron is survived
by two sons, Messrs. Dudley and Roy
Heron, both Of this city, and many
friends express to them their sincere
sympathy.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-14
BIG SPRINKLER BREAKS.

Some part of the big sprinkling
truck was broken Saturday night and
the application Of water to the streets
Of Columbus was cut down consider
ably, the whole sprinkling job falling
TO one truck. However, the truck that
was left in commission went TO work
at three o'clock Sunday morning and
worked until nine at night and spread
a thin sheet Of water all over the city.
A piece to take the place Of the brok-
en- part was telegraphed for and is
expected today. When it comes it will
be put on and the sprinklinc Of the
streets viii continue as here tofore
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-14
DIR. EVANS RESTING.

Aberdeen, Miss. Sept. l1.-Dr. w.
A. Evans Of Chicago. author Of the
How 20 Keep Wello column in The
Commercial Appeal, is shaking hands
with old friends around Aberdeen this
week.
He is At the Evans Club on the Bar
shatchie River, where an the mem
bers Of his family have gathered for
"a reunion. The noted physician was
born and reared in Aberdeen.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-14
CCEuMnI1S COMMUNITY SING
PROVES A GREAT EVENT
Continued From PAGE One. }

Continued From Page 0ne.)
.--->--e,-,--.e,-,->- l>>s,s>l----- ->---y-
Convention, led two songs, and Mr.
Carl Taylor, of Lowndes County, leo
two.
Mr. Harvey Sander, Of Amory ther
led two songs, after which DR.. En-
NETT Jameson, of Caledonia, announ.
ced that an all-day singing would be
held at Gattman the Fourth Sunday
lin September and invited everybody
present to attend.
Mr. G. c. Propst, Of Fayette. Ala,
then led two songs, after which the
Baptist Male Quartette rendered 81
Need Thee Every Hour" This quar-
tette is composed Of Messrs. Smith,
Jacob, Johnson and Burris. The ac-
compartment was by Mrs. B. X. SEES
sums.
The next number was beautifully
rendered duet by Mrs. W. r. Sparks
Iand Mrs. J. l. Walker.
The Date Changed.
Upon motion, daily seconded, it was
voted to change the date Of the An
uGsl All-nay Singing from the second
Sunday in September each year to the
second Sunday in October. This was
done to secure cooler weather fer the
singing and to give the college girls
dc opportunity to hear the music
Singing Continued.
Two songs were led by Mr.. James
Fields, of Millport, Ala, with Mr.. L. !
B. Thomas at the piano, after which
Miss Pearl Harrison gave faultless
0 fthe song, "Your Best
Friend" with accompaniment by Mrs.
Sussums.
Mr.. depths Sea, Of Melbourne next
ed two songs. Then Mr.. Henry Pick
e, of Amory, led two.
The last song Of the day, "My
Savior First of AL" was led by Mr.. I
George McCrary. This is President
forces favorite song and was given
It his request.
The singing ended with prayer by
he Rev. T. w. Youngblood, of Ehel-
lille.
Successful Affair.
The Columbus Community Sing was
n unqualified success in every par
ocular, and praise IL due the commit
ees who had the matter in charge.
he gentlemen composing these com
littees worked faithfully for several
5eeks, and that the singing was such
splendid success was due il. large
MEASURE to their efforts. The pro-
ram Of music was fun and complete,
nd the dinner was all that could have
cen desired. .'.. ...t.s's.,
The friends, neighbors and fellow
who We're the city's
uests all returned to their home with
leasant memories Of the day. Column
us enjoyed having these good people
rthin her gates, and it is hoped that I
hey and many more will meet with US /
gain the second Sunday in October, 4
300.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-14

'FONE S56-Quality work. quick
service. Goodyear shoe repairing.
We Pix I'm Bess For Less'-Co-
lumbus Shoe shop. q
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-14

which only await the construction Of
irrigation to convert them into gar
dens.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-14
New Fall Goods In All Departmel
$500 to $500

Every day witnesses the incoming of
new Fall goods in every department,
making the display not only more in
teresting and inviting, but decidedly
attractive from the price point of
view, in that prices are much lower
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-14

than they have been in long time.
Visit the store often-come every day
if you can! Remember that you are
under no obligation whatsoever to +
buy. Just come and look.
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and his victim an oppressed and
defense1ess colored girl, he was de-
clared not guilty"
This verdict sustains the south
ern preachment that Negroes have
no rights that a white man is
bound to respect.
If Lawyer M. /. Frederick OF
that city had been attorney for
the unfortunate girl, the verdict no
doubt would have been a different
one.
Race pride, love for law and or
der and justice for all alike under
the laws, would have forced Law
yer Frederick to use his best legal
talent. Too, he would have known
his jury and if possible would have
had colored men placed on the
jury or laid a good foundation tor
an appeal if the right verdict was
not rendered. In which case 1t
attorneys fee could not be raised,
he would have defended his client
for the sake of the race as has Esq
| Moorer of Orangeburg done ON
more than one occasion.
! To these facts the Negro must
be opened.
The outcome of this case should
|open the eyes of the Negroes in all
|South Carolina that hereafter they
will seek their own legal talent IN
such serious cases instead OF cross
ing the line for talent that is only
interested to the extent OF the dol
lar. This seems to be a hard les
son for our people to learn but it
is becoming more simple each day
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While the supposed better class
of whites in and around Green
wood were startled at the long de-
lay by the Governor in ordering a
special term of court to try DR.. c.
l.. Lipscombs' slayer. the whole OF
South Carolina VI as lost in wonder
To understand how a jury over in
Sumter, in the case OF w. n.
Thomas. a white man, could stay
in a room y hours, and, with the
convincing facts in HAND, bring
out a verdict of mot guilty"
Thorns was indicted for assault
NTH intent to ravish a colored
girl The girl In question was
1eisurly walking along with two
young men who were driven away
by this inhuma1 brute, 1he boys
left and reperte ID the case to two
officers who rushed upon the scene
ord caught Thomas struggling te
overcome the gill,
In this case as IN all s1lnllla1
eases, if this white brute had beer
: black brute, be would have beer
sentenced to death on the same
enot But this brute, being white
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VIZ are slow to believe that times
are growing better for the Negroes
IN the south when they are being
lynched in greater numbers than
ever. while whites! are turned free
for crimes of much graver nature
in many cases.
The intelligent Negroes as well
az white. all over this country, are
reading the paper and are pretty
well up on the conditions IN the
Asss4aras they relate to the Negroes
It has always been, and we pre-
sumo will continue to be, that one
among nan worthy Negroes here
and there gets a hash up consider
alton at the hands OF supposed
white friends, butt must we cont1n-
,,e TO accept these as evidences Of
better times? The great question
now is, What con sideration IS the
race getting as a whole?
Judging from the reports through
the daily papers, the many recent
court decisions, the empanneling
e ..e. +b> c~omop1ata exclusion
of Negroes; the Increased interest
in lynching; the reorganization OF
the nefarious KuIKIux Khan, the
many threats and running tegeth-
er of the stronger to hold the Ne
groes down, the neglect OF prov1d-
ine adequate scholo l buildings and
commensurate with taxes
paid etc, lead US to believe that
conditions are gro wing worse.
In this same light all OF u have
been made to see the true cond1-
lions OF things and 1t IS not tar
that AMI one should attempt to
veil these conditions and present a
false picture.