davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24

"Broncho John" Sullivan, Jest
ce novackum v policeini sluzbe
Sc mnou skocit?" navazoval
Mazek.
Il Wy 81 dost zaskacete OPT
Gil" zarehtala Sc mu do oci
bledovlasa kocicka.
ITO bych musel leda S te-
bou!" zahucel Mack a obra-
til Sc k MIN zady. Co ted? Mu
zika nebude, to vedel. Jindy Sc
hravald ma dvou mlstech, ma
hore a dole - letos uz druhy
rok mic. = Kan jit, ably z to-
ho neco koukalo? - Husa uz
mocne volala po napiti, virzin-
ka prestavala chutnat. KAN?
X Souckovum? Tam Sc schazi
honorace - StaroSta, uCitelO-
We, 6oft. 4 tech toho moe neVy
itluce - leda ze by fort re-
flektoval ma jeho slime rame a
chtel 81 jej predejiti nejakou
sklenlci pro pripad potreby.
No, zkusl to!
u SouGku prazdno. SouGko-
va podfimuje mad Politikou,
Soucek pry spi ma zahrade,
kdyz je tax teplo.
"A co tento, re ie TAX prazd-
no? - Ami fort tu neni?"
"A nepfijde. Postal 81 pro
pivo, re bude sedet donna. -
ITO ma asi hosti?''
Il nema, ale nechce ono Sc
mu. - Prosim vas, tri syny
tam ma, jake pax posylceni -"
"lnu, CO je to platno, tohle
Je nejlepsl meducina ma kaz-
dou bolest!' pronesl Mack fl
losoficky a nabozne vypil ex.
TAX, jesta jednu, panicko,
a pujdeme dal! Sluzba ie sluz-
ba, ami o posviceni clovek ne
ma pokojel A nezapominejte,
re nesmite nalejvat ozralcum,
jsou ted ma to pfisne para
grafy!"
Kdyz Mack dopll svuj dru-
ny kalich rozkose, nastaly mu
move starosti. Kam ted? Stu
ace byla velmi nejasnou.
"Eh, co, vezmem to po po-
fadku!' rozhodl Sc naiednou.
"Je Jlch sedm. V kazde dive,
kdyz bude nejhur a do veee-
ia Jsem tim hotoV. PAX 81
skoclm jeste ma hu-si-cku po-
tom Sc teprve ulebedlm DO
chutl, kde budou NIT nejlepsl" !.
A dumyslny strateg Mack
pocal bez odkladu provadeti
svuj Valecny plan. Easel hned
naproti k Benesum.
"A vida, taky jake kdyz Wy
mete! = A co Wy, dedecku,
jak pax jste 81 dal berdo po-
sviceni?"
Dedecek Vonesu, ktery v
koutku ucumlaval ze sve tfetin
ky, vyndal pomalu dfevenku
bezzubyeh, zapadlych dasni.
podlval Sc zakaIenyma ocima
ma Mazka a promluvil Sisfave:
"A co, Jaky pax berdo! jim
da 10, to jsem 81 pfaval, no, je-
ste v loni upekla mama kilo ve-
ptoveho, cel6 kilo pro mas diva,
ale letos, cerchmanta, kdo pax
"a to da til zlatky! Chteia ale
spon knedlik Sc zelin udelat,
ale Ease by musela kupovat sa-
| clio 4 TO le ZI.oyna fox A no
mastny zeli, to radeji mic. TAX
laiku, udelet Svestkovy knedli-
Ky CO, houby, AXE pax posvi-
cenil TAX je udelala, no, vida,
pivo mi neiak ma ne chutna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-24
krakoyske hnizdo. Zatim c

hrakoyske hnizdo. Zatim CO
Slroke kruny poiskeno naroda
kralovstvl a v Poznansku liz
dele resi- otazku uprimne do
hody obou sousednich narodu
slovanskych, polskeho a ceske-
no, a Sama vlada polska, cestou
sveho zahranicnlho ministra
do Prahy dava nejlepe vyraz
temto snaham, jez take V ma
sem narode nachazeji ma
Jdou uprimnou ozvenu - by
vaIa rakouska, povidenstela
Halle, a zejmena Krakow, OBJ
StaravaJls sjeste porad necest-
nou ulohu syych byvalych VI
denskych mistru. Je opravdu
trapne smutno, Clsti temef den
CO den V krakovske journalistic
ce, prime i jedovate zakryte
1toky na nasi politiku a narod-
nj charakter. Nejtrapnejsi pri
tom je, ze v6tSina pisatelu mas
dobre INA, vi, jak nespravne je
lnformovana polska verejnost
- vzdyt' mnohy z krakovskych
Inovlnaru byl nejednou mezi
Inaml = ale zalostne vypady
neuStavaii. Vine, re celem
velkem Polsku zapadaji jako
hlasy sycku, ale zalostnou skvr
nou pfec zustavaji! Ctete, co
ma pr. pise V t6chto dnech kra
kovsky Clos Narodu'. Tento
list by skocil do ohne "a Habs-
burky a monarchii nesmirne
Jej pali energicke vystoupeni
nasi vlady, zejmena dra. Bene-
Sc, Sc spojenci Male dohody v
posledni afere Karlove Ma
d'arsku. List vytyka polske o.
ficielnl politice, re jeji stano-
vlsko k nam tomto pripade
nemuze Polaky uspokojit, re
my podnikame proti Mad ar
sku lupicsky yypad, strachuji-
Ice sc 0 svou 'zlodejskou korist'.
- Touto 'zlodejskou koristi'
rozumi krakovsky list .Sloven-
Isko!! TAX daleko saba jeho
East a tax mnohych cinitelu V
krakove a Halici, ac mnozi
nam jeste Ma konci v5lky sli-
bovali 'vernost "a v6rliost' -
Jsou to zjevy, jejichz trapnost
bohudiky zmensuje ma astavajici
obrat V stroke polske verejno-
stl, ale pfece jen kali prftom-
nou chvlli, kdy Il mas vsichni
vitame dohodu polskyn ma
rodem.
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RADNY SJEZD CESKOSLOV.
MAR. SDRUzENf " AME-
RICE.


rice ma dny 26. a 27. listopadu
t. r. do Chicago, ILL. (budova
Sokola Chicago ma Kedzie A
We. a "A. ul.) Tadny Sized CNS.
Sized tento ma vyslechnouti
zpravy o cinnosti minule W.
znaciti zaroven smer a clle pra
ci budoucf.
Krajske vybory CNS. sucast
nj Sc sjezdu povinne, ne vice
nez tfemi zastupci "a kazdy
Krajsky vybor. Nem1ze-li ne
ktery krajsky vybor pro d1le-
zitou pficinu vyslati sveho de-
legata, ma pravo dati Sc zastu-
povati.
Jelikoz sjezdu pfedl6ha pro-
Jednani mnoha dulezitych zale
zltosti, zejmena nutne reorga-
otazky stanov, umiste-
nj Ustredny ma nova dive leta
celkoveho dalsiho postupu a
Jelikoz jest zadoucno, ably IL
cast nejen clenstva CNS., ale
take ostatnich narodnich or
ganisaci ma nasi praci byla co
neJvetSi, rozhodla Sc Ustred-
ma rozSiriti pozvani take pro
vsecky odbocky CNS., .iakoz
pro 1stredni a vetsi telesa eel
nych damskych i muzskych
podpurnych a narodnich or
ganlsaci a spolku, kterym Sc
dava pravomoc obeslati Sized
Jednlm delegatem. Pouze dele
gait majici radnou poveruiici
llstlnu budou opravneni sdcast-
nlti Sc sjezdu, o rozSahu iejieh
pray rozhodnou zastupci Kraj-
skych vyboru.
krajske vybory a Odbocky
CNS., jez prestaly pracovati,
necht' poslou pisemnou zpra-
va o sve minule cinnosti S uda-
MIN data rozpust6nl dotyen6ho
telesa a vysvetlenim, iak nalo-
lilly Sc zbytkem jm6ni.
Vylohy svych delegate hra-
di zastoupene organisace sa-
my.
Vine dobfe, ze usilovnou
praci pro CNS. V dobe valec-
ne utrp6la cinnost jinych orga-
nlsaci a spolku, ale pres to ne
Sc ami nyni dalSi prace
naprosto vzdati, nebot' Jest
prlmou nasi poyimosti, aby-
chom udrzeli to, co bylo tako
YOU namahou takovymi obet-
mi vybojovano a vybudovano.
jest presvedcenim pranim
vaznych a zodpovednych cini-
telu V CeSkoslovensku zde, a.
by v Americe eXistovala pokro-
kova politicko-narodni organi-
SAGE ceskoslovenskeho lidu.
ktera by sledovala politickv
vyvoJ sveho naroda, pecoVala
0 kulturni i socialni jeho po-
treby a sifila ideally americke
demokracie.
Takovou organisaci dosud
bylo a chce byt " budoucnu
Ceskoslovenske Narodni Sdru-
zeni, ktere tvorilo dulezitou
soucast celeho narodniho ces-
koslovenskeho telesa a melo
ma nasl narodni revoluci iiste
svuJ veliky podil. Lee ono neu-
stalo We sve praci AMI po dosa-
zenl republlky. Podpurna .ieho
akce byla prvni veci sveho dru
hu a stala-li Sc pri tom snad
nektera nedopatreni, bylo to
zpusobeno jen nezkuSenosti Y
takovych podnicich, spoienou
velice nepfiznivymi okolnost-
mi.
Avsak i v pristi .dobe ceka
ma mas cele more pracel Vedle
nutne alohy podpurn6 a do
brocinne jest jednou 2. neidule-
zlteJslch poVinnosti udrzovati1
nadale nejuzsl a nejuprimnejI
81 styky S bratry Slovaky a
a Seznamovanim
Sc S mimi vytvaret a budovat
lednolity ceskoslovensky ma
rod MI ladT nadanyp, I;Joo,
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ma vecerni vlak premozene do
brotami posvicenskeho dine,
do bezedne kapsy stapel ieiich
diskerece "a prokazane sluzby
samaritanske a byvalo mu
vzdy tax Veselo, re rikaval, svi
te sedivyma ockama: "Milost-
pane, ia bych jim dneska zpi-
val jak ten klarynet!'
A letos mic. Ma lipe starry
Novacek rozhoupal zvonek. -
"Poledne i" vzdychl 81 Ma
EEK, odhodil mrzute dokoure-
nou virzinku zvolna Sc lou
dal domu.
Ia rohem shield starostova
Frantfka.
''Co della tatinek?"
"Obedva!"
"Uz? Co pax mate, Frantisku,
dobr6ho?"
"HeGte, zabili jsme kozu!"
"Ale jdil A husu nemate?"
"Ale kde!"
"A kolik mate hostu, Fran
tisku?"
"zadn6ho. = A vzdyt' my
il taky snime samit"
"Bodejt' re, podejt', mas
pravdu! - Tax kozu, vida, ami
husu nemaji! No, letos ono
jich bude pomalu. CHM je kr-
NIT? Ovsem Sc nesmi, mouka
ma SiSky neni no, ale jenom
kdyz ia il nam! ia, policajt,
mann husu a starosta musi list
ma posvlceni kozu! Kozu! A
hosty taky nema! Vida, iindy,
kollk pax jlch tam byvalo:
benickej, jako svagr, Kolina
bratr, z Prahy, tfi ctyfi - no,
osm, deset kazdy rok! A letos
ma kozu! A sami il snedi. b.
dejt byste nesnedli, vSak vam
to ted odStTihli toll moukoI1 I
Hezky papat ma odmirku, ia
ko kazdej jinej a ne jako 2 ja-
ia, kdy my Jsme remeny utaho-
vall a Wy povolovali! - A pa
ne, tady to nejak voni, vida -
Mack Sc zastavil naproti no
We postavenemu domku fir
mou Josef Kratochvil, krei-
cl' a rozslrenymi nozdry lapal
prohfaty vzduch.
Il certa stareho, copak to
nepoznam? To je vune! Inu bo
deJt' to ona 81 Kratochvilka
masti, kdyz ma muze ma vojne
a bere pekne podporu, to We
rim. Co to k certu je? Husa?
kde by il vzala? Ale ona ie v
stavu 81 il koupit - i hele -
kam pax jdeS, BaruSko, ma
mince pro pivo, coz"
ALE kdepak, pro mlekow
PRO mlicko! Vida, to isl
hodna devecka! Pro pivo tepr-
We pujdes, vid'. No, ma husicku
Sc chce bumbat, to Sc, pane,
max chce bumbatl"
"A vzdyt' my name pecene-
no kralikal"
"kralika - certa - vida
a takova vune, ona 81 no kra-
tochvilka dovede podmastit, co
pax o to! | hele, stara mne az
vyhllzl, to ahych pridal do kro
ku ma tn nasi huSickul"
Ia dobrou hodinu ukazal Sc
Mack Ease ma silnici. Tvare
pekne vypasene a ciste ohole-
ne mu horely, slamkou move
vlrzinky 81 vyst ouraval kmin
ze zubu a byl ochoten smirit
Sc S celym svetem. Cekal jen
Jeste ma odpoledni vlak, nepri-
veze-li pfece nejakeho opozdi-
leho Prazaka, ktery by Mazka
pocastoval nejakou tou skle-
nickou protivinskeho, ktere on
k smrti rad, nebo popovickeho,
nebo tfeba uz konecne i toho
kosteleckeho, jaka pomoc. Ma
EEK by Sc obetoval, vzdyt' ma
husicku Sc chce bumbat, pane,
to Sc max chce bumbat!
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-06-02
TELEPHONE FIGHT TO FRONT.
Ask Commission to AnnulI Increase
Order.

Columbia, May 2S.-Immediate &C
ton before the South Carolina rail
road commission was decided upon by
the executive committee of the South
Carolina telephone commission at a
meeting here yesterday in the matter
of increased telephone rates recently
granted by the railroad commission.
The president Of the association was
instructed to proceed at once to the
employment of counsel and to make
an immediate request and petition to
the commission that their order,
granting increased rates and dlscon-
tinuing intertown service, is annulled.
The change in conditions during
the past few months, together with
much new evidence that has been
discovered, constitute the grounds
upon which the suspension of the
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THE CITADEL
The Military College of South Caro-
lima
CHARLESTON, S. C.

Ranked as distinguished Military
College, by the War Department.
Offers a four-year course il liberal
arts, with electives in civil engineer
ing, sciences, and modern languages.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-06-02
HEART ON RIGHT SIDE.
Organs of Spartanburg Man in Wrong
Place.

Spartanburg, May 26.--WitE his
heart on right side, his liver ca his
left side, and various other internal
organs situated in positions Of the
anatomy just opposite to those ordi-
narily accepted as the proper loca-
tions for such organs. prominent
person of Spartanhurg county is oaGs-
ing local physicians and surgeons
much thought. The discovery that
this person possesses an anatomy Sci
dom encountered ~ men OF the medi-
cal world was made this week when
he visited the offi2, OF Spartan
burg physician FOR the purpose o. rn-
dergoing examination. The person
had experienced !lUcn pain n his
side and fearing .1e was ABOUT 10 be
stricken with appendicitis he visited
the physicians office.
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commissions order will be requested.
. The treasurer reported that funds
were coming in from all over the
state, but that a much larger re-
sponse would be necessary in order
to take care of the necessary ex-
penses Of the fight. Statewide sup
port of the efforts of the association
was reported by every member of the
committee.
At the conclusion of the meeting
the president announced that the case
would be promptly carried before the
commission.
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of God through esus Christ. There
must be less desire for things ma
terial, and a corresponding thirst for
the things that are spiritual.
Trinity choir presented special
programme which was much
appreciated by the large congrega-
ton. The programme was as follows:
Anthem-Jerusalem The Golden,
March from "Athalia' (Mendels-
sohn-Mueller) by Trinity choir.
Soprano solo-O Divine Redeemer
(Gounod) by Mrs. H. n. Folk.
Anthem-Rejoice, The Lord is King
&C. B. Adams) by Trinity choir.
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So Natural.
commission

Il don't see how you allow your
cook to abuse your husband that
way" commented a caller as an angry
female voice resounded through the
house.
"Oh, he doesn't mind it," answered
the histess. "You see, he's a baseball
umpire and he isn't working today
and I was afraid he wouldn't appre-
ciate this afternoon off,
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Mans blindness to spiritual values
made necessary the destruction of the
world at the t.me Of the flood; blind
ness to the significance of Christ S
work made necessary the CrucifiXion; !;
such blindness brought on the French
revolution, led the colonists to revolt
against British rule in 1875, was a
factor in producing the civil war,
and was instrumental in bathing the
world III blood in the late war. The
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-06-02
CADET OFFICERS, CARLISLE CHOOl, 1921

men in high places On the watch
towers have failed to see the signs
of the times, and history is now re-
2eating itself. We are told by all
countries that America is the hope OF
the world, but everything is not we'll
with America. There are many dis
uuieting conditions facing us now,
such as riots and strikes, the start
ling increase of divorces, departure
from our ideals as to womanhood,
immigration, and illiteracy. There
can be only one cure for such condi-
tions, and that is by looking into the
face Of God and to gain knowledge
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victory and defeat. At the conclu-
sion of his remarks, he presented the
handsome prize to Mr.. Rhodes.
The programme was as follows:
Invocation-Rev. ". J. Snyder.
Valley Forge-R. A. Durham.
American Liberty-J. E. Gallman.
Music.
The New South-Bennie Rhodes.
Tribute to General Boliyar-I. G.
Atkinson.
Music.
Oratory-G: P. BamDerg.
Life's Lessons-R. H. Parnall.
Music.
Our Heroes Who Rest Abroad-E.
3. Guess.
Washington Tie Stacasn.an---E. *.
Goethe
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DR.. WATSON PLEADS FOR
MORE SPIRITUALITY.

CONTINUED from page /, column 4.)
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1921-06-02

Vacant Scholarships.
One scholarship in Bamberg coun-
ty will be filled by Competitive Ex-
animation July Sth, 1921.
For application blanks, apply to
Col. o. J. Bond, superintendent.
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r. [. p.

A Memphis lawyer entered his
condemned clients cell: "Well,' he
said, good news at last"
"A reprieve?" exclaimed the pris-
oner eagerly.
mo, but your uncle has died ~leav-
ing you $1,000, and you can go to
your fate with the satisfying feeling
that the noble efforts of your law
yer in your behalf will not go unre-
warded. THE Lawyer and Banker
(Detroit)
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Presiding ofticer-E. O. Sieal:.
Chief marshal-E. D. LAW.
Judges-J. F. Carter, ESD, F.. II.
Henderson, Esq, G.. E. Black, Esq.
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HabituaI Constipation Cured
in Ia to II DAYS

"LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is specially
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for ID to 81 days
to induce regular action 1t Stimulates and
Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 60c
per bottle.
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BENNIE RHODES WON
MEDAL FOR ORATORH.
Continued from page /, column 2.

earned for themselves and for their
instructor the most complete meas
ure of praise which could be bestowed
by any audience.
The medal was delivered by ]. F.
Carter, Esq, who, in his most happy
and witty style, kept the audience
keyed up to the highest degree OF
curiosity while he gave the winner
and the losers some good advice con-
cerning the lessons to be learned from
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Nine hundred Germans, whose pun
:shment has been demanded by the
entente for crimes committed dur
ing the war, will face trial at Leip-
sic in the near future.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
ID. C.. Manufacturers to Visit
Nj Southern Maryland Buyers
Committee VIII Make Tl0o-Day Tour of Regions They
Hope to Establish Trade Re-
/ Lations With.

70 develop more cordial trade rela-
tions between the District and south
ern Maryland. the jobbers and manu-
lecturers committee Of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association will
make a two-day tour of that region
next Thursday and Friday.
Under the leadership of Chairman
r. P. Andrews, the committee. COM
posed of fifteen members, will leave
in automobiles and buses of the Tide
water Motor Lines. Groups of south
ern Maryland merchants will be met
en- route and entertained at lunch and
dinner.
Philip King. president of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton; Joseph a. Berberich, past presi-
dent, and Charles J. Columbus, Secre-
fary, will be the guests of the COM
mittee on this undertaking and par
ticipate in the amenities that will be
extended the southern Maryland mer-
chants at four points.
The first stop will be made at Me-
chanicsville for luncheon on Thurs
day. Dinner will be had at Leonard
town in the evening, and stops will
be made the following day at Indian
Head and La Plata
viting the southern Maryland business
leaders to select any one of the four
. points at which they will meet the
Washington delegation of manufac-
turerS and jobberS.
Portions of the invitation follow:
"Many of the wholesale distributors
and the manufacturing plants of the
Nations Capital wish to establish a
more intimate and cordial contact
between their sales organizations and
AA rc6 a,fc 80 r1ov, 4
IT is felt that to the extent that this
IS accomplished it will benefit both
Maryland and the commercial in
terests of Washington.
'1The sea, field and farm products
Of southe ern Maryland should logically
find their outlet through Washington.
1t is continuously a better market. so
far as prices go. than other nearby
cities: the carrying charges are natu-
rally less, and such products as cam
not be locally consumed can efficiently
be passed through Washington to
other markets.
ION the other hand. with the boat
and rail lines, and more particularly
the aggressive automobile service of
the tidewater lines. and with the
progressive wholesale and manufac-
turing establishments of the National
Capital, we feel. in much greater
measure. the merchants in your sec
tion should find the business houses
Of Washington the natural and salts
factory source of their supplies y
'The great growth of commercial
enterprises Of various kinds in Wash
,ington is not fully realized by many
outside the city, nor does the average
man appreciate the extent to which
manufacturing industries have de-
ve1oped. nor the citys facilities for
backing both lines of activity
I'VE are in direct contact with both
hard and soft coal regions.
I'VE have railroad communications
in all directions. south, east, north
and to the seaboard.
I'VE have tidewater at our front
door. with a channel of ample depth
winch Gives us, through the bay,
ready access to all coast points
':The city possesses an excellent
Evening star., 1921-02-20

various government departments, which
contemplate $4,000 persons in addition.
ut has been estimated that the cap
italization of industrial establishments
in Washington has doubled since 1914,
and that their output has trebled.
rThe jobbing and retail interests are
of a most substantial character, and are
prepared to meet every human need.
I'VE are bringing message of good
will and cooperation"
The following jobbng and manu-
featuring firms constitute the commit
tee, each of whom will have a repre-
sentative on the trip: The Carry Ice
Cream Company, Hugh Reilly Company.
E. G. Schafer e. Co. Inc: Corby Baking
Company. A. Eberly's Sons. Frank Lib
hey & Co. Crovo e Price, r. z. An
drews Paper Company. NJ. A. Leese OPP
teal Company. Semmes Motor Company,
r. p. May Hardware Company, Dulin
& Martin Company, e. B. Adams Com
pany and ". II. Butler Company.
No advertising matter will be carried
along nor will orders be solicited. The
undertaking is purely one for the de-
velopment of a greater spirit of good
will and understanding as to the pre-
eminence of the District of Columbia as
a jobEing and manufacturing center.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

water supply, and unlimited electric
power, at a reasonable rate.
The city's growth in CONNER
cial and manufacturing way is not,
therefore. surprising
According to the last census, eighty
millions of dollars are invested in man.
ufacturing operations in the District of
Columbia. There are more than six
hundred factories. and the pay rolls run
in excess of thirty-five thousand persons.
This, of course, does not include the
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-07

The honorable Board Of Supervis-
ors Of Lowndes County met on Tues
day morning in their regular month
~ session. Considerable business had
been transacted up to last night, and
the board will continue in session for
several days longer.
Among the more important matters
disposed Of by the board was the or
dering Of special election on Sep
TENDER 28th, for the purpose Of Civ
ing the voters Of the county, outside
Of the Columbus Separate School
District, an opportunity TO vote on
the proposition Of levying an adj
ditional tax Of one mill for the pur-
pose Of continuing the country schools
for the length Of time they have been
running heretofore.
Other matters Of interest disposed
Of BY the board win be reported in
next Sundays Dispatch
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-07
JNO. j. RICHARDS,
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of the authority vested in
me that certain deed Of trust, execut-
ed on the 9th day of July 1920 by Mrs
Margaret Bransbg TO me as Trustee
for the use of Lowldes County Chap
ter of the American Red Cross to Sc
cure the indebtedness therein mention
ed which said indebtedness has ma
turd and has not been paid; and hav-
ing been requested by the owner and
holder of the said indebtedness to col
lect the same by sale of the property
in the said trust deed, /, John f.
Frierson, Trustee, viii offer for sale
and will sell on Thursday, September
18th, 1921 to the highest and best bid
der for cash at the Court House door
of Lowndes County, Mississippi, with
in legal hours the property mentioned
in the said trust deed, described as
follows, towit:
That house and lot in the city Of
Columbus, Lowndes County, Missis-
sippi, which was owned by the said
Mrs. Margaret Bransby and occupied
by her as her residence on the 9Th
day Of July 1920 and to the time Of
her death.
Title to the property is believed to
be good.
Witness my signature this 23rd day
of August, A. d., 1921.
JOHN f. FRIERSQN,
8-24-4w. Trustee
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-07
Say 1t With Type

The story Of business in type,
in the advertisements, finds re-
Spouse from thousands and thous-
ands Of people to whom It goes
each week.
The Dispatch goes to tdous-
ands Of people, and the law Of
averages, gives a profitable re-
turn and response from advert s.
ing in its columns
1t may not come in a day or in
a week, but it has a cumulative
value and it is building for the
future.
But, there are evidences every
day Of quick and responsive and
profitable results from the al
vertising in the Dispatch.