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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-13
TAVASZI BAL.
Hutvet hetf0n lesz a Kossuth
KOrben. - A reformatus egyhaz
rendezi.

A hosszu bojt utan, amikor meg
test is megszokta a csendesse-
get es nyugalmat, igazan j6l fog
esni a tame. A reformatus egyhaz
gondoskodott rola, hogy tancol-
hassunk, inert husvet hetf6n del
utan 4 oral kezdettel bazarral
egybek0t0tt tancmulatsagot rem
dez Kossuth Korben.
A rendez6seg gondoskodott
mindenr6l, a mi a szemnek es a
szajnak kedves. Lesz tehat j6 iv6
viz is mi pedig a szokatlan es
ritka dolgok k0ze tartozik. Lesz
hideg harapni valo is, egysz6yal
mem lesz hiany semmiben sem. A
ciganyok j6 talp ala val6t fognak
muzsikalni, ICY hat meg az is tame
ra perdiil, aki ARA var, hogy a
leanyok. kerjek meg kezet $40.
k6 evben. Oman tudjuk ezt
inert rigmus is AIT mondja:
Husv6t hetf6n tehat
Sol maid muzsika,
Tancra perdi1 Kat6,
R6zsi Is Zsuzsika.
Mert a Kossuth K0rben
Tavaszi bal l6szen,
J6 ezt tudni fiuk:
Legyetek hat keszen.
Hat j6 is lesz credible lenni'
inert mint halljuk, meg vi
dekr3l is egy egesz csokorra val
szep magyar leany jon balba. 1
belepti dij is nagyon olcs6.
ferfiak Is centet, a n6k pedig 3
centet fizetnek. Rig6 J6ska muzsi
kal es csak azert mem fizet belept
dijat, inert annak az aran tiszs
ujlaki bajuszpedrot vett es ugy k
podri bajuszat, hogy leanyo
SCENE megakad rata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-13

. /
tatta annak, hogy val6ban ert6-
kes, kival6 es tehetseges er0kbol
all. Olyan el6adast produkalt, a
mely legmesszebb memo varako-
zast is feliilmulta.
G6czy IStvan palyanyertes hi
res. reeenyes nepszinmiivet "A
nit az erd6 mesel' adtak el6
pompas szereposztassal es f0le
nyes tudassal. Brogly Ignatz dra-
mai szerepeben elsorendii alakl
tast nyujtott. Jakobay Janos XII
tiin6 mask javal es nagyszeril
taisz0lasaval meglepte kozonsa-
get. A jateka mint mindig, elso-
rendii volt. Gergely Vilmos iigye
sen es sok eredetiseggel jatsZotta
nehez szerepet. Siit0 Ference SEE
repeben nj embert lattunk szin-
padon: Lautner Janost. aki jate
kaval, mozgasaval, rutinjaval
azomal elarulta, hogy intelllgenS.
nagyszerii miikedvel6, kivel a
Kossuth K0r val6ban ertekes er5t
nyert. MezG Kalman a sunyi Do
ka Jancsi szerepeben ismet igazol-
ia. hogy mindenre hasznalhato
iigyes ember, aki mindig nagysze
riien megallja a helyet. Deak
Palnal pompasabb Fiirje Tobiast
szinte nem is tudnank elkepzelni.
Kamenitzky Hugo pedlg Basa
Janos szemelyet alakitotta fole
nyes jatekkal. Devai Gyorgy. Be
nyey Laszl6, Hrabk6 JOSEF es
Darazs HES kisebb szerepeikben
lis elsSrangu eroknek bizonyultak.
A n6k k0ziil legnehezebb sze
repet Rako Juliska jatszotta es
beszedes bizonysagot tett nagysze-
rii kepessegeirol. Deak Paine ked-
vesen, szinesen jatszotta a maSo-
dix n6i f6szerepet Gergely VII
mosne. Molnar Lajosne, Horvath
Antalne es Devai Gy0rgyne pedl9
lisebb szerepeikben tettek. tanu-
sagot arr6l, hogy nelkiil0k mem is
lehetne egy darabot i6l lejatsza-
mi. Rako .Juliska es Deak Paine
enekszamai megerdemelt Macy 81
kert arattak.
A koz0nseg, a mely nagyobb
szamban is eljohetett volna, rop-
pant halas volt es nemcsak fell
vOnasok utan, de a nyilt szlnen IS
szamtalanszor felzugott az elisme-
rest igazol6 taps, mely mem
egyszer tapsviharra novekedett.
Az egesz el6adas alatt csak egy
bant6 momentum volt es pedig az,
hogy legdramaibb es legmegha-
t6bb ieleneteknel nehanyan ham
gosan felkacagtak, holntt kony-
nyezni0k kellett volna. mint azok-
max. akik megertettek darabo1
Epen exert nagyon hasznos doloe
volna k0nnyen kacag6kra nezve
az. ha minden alkalommal elmen-
nenek a szinhazba, vagy a MIXED
velSi eloadasokra. hol sokat ia
nulhatnanak.
Az el6adas enekszamait ked
YES Olah Irmuska kiserte meglept
precizitassal zongoran. A dara
bot Molnar Lajos rendezte toll
megszokott hozzaertessel es tn
dassal es olyan nagyszerii diszle
teket csinalt szinpadra, hogy va
l0ban megcsodaltak. A penzta
iunalmas es sok tiirelmet igenyl
Z munkajat Geressy Sander vegez
a tie, Macy szarazsag ellen pedi
s Seb6k Gabor adott jambor vedt
!, kezSt csendes szoft drinkek alal
! jaban.
), Az erkolcsi sikert ugyan men
a anyagi skier is koronazta, de me
r. is mindenkinek az velemeny
|: hogy ezt a darabot ujbol el6 Ike
lene adm. Egyreszt azert, me
5.lilyen nagyszerii darabot meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-13
BETEG GYERMEK.

Almassy JOSEF hasonl6 nevii IL
ewes fiat napokban Scent Err
zsebet k6rhazba yittek sulyos be-
tegen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-13
KET LEANYRoL,

Oh, mily jo hallani -.
Latni, gy6ny0riseg
Atszellemiil mind XII;
Hallgatja zenejet.
Ibolyat sz6rnank IS
R6zsat az utjara
Meg sem r6nank, ks resi-
Ad6sagunk nala.
Rozmaring illatos,
Abrandozni kesztet.
Kedves, kicsi dalos,
Omladozunk erted.
J6bol is art a sok,
Ugy magad is hallod,
Lari i-fari, mem b6k:
Igez a te hanged.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-13

Oles polgarmester tiz napon be-
ill ell akar bocsatani 300 varOsi
alkalmazottat, inert varosnak
elfogyott a penze es ebben fell
evben mar mem tudja fizetni 6ket.
A masodik felevbcn a helyzet ha-
sonic lesz. Ket h6napig, vagy eset-
leg ket es fel h6napig ITALIAN tudja
varos fizetni embereit, aztan
megint mines penz az ev vegeig.
Oles tanacsot vadolja kony-
nyelmiiseggel. Ebben mines igaza.
Az ez evi tanacsnak- semmi k0ze
az idei koltsegveteshez. AIT meg
multi nyaron csinaltak Warnock
ad1ninisztraci6ja alatt es el6ira-
nyoztak ket milo dollar kiadast,
de az ad6j0vedelem ezt tavolr6l
sem fedezi.
A yaros k0lcs0neinek t0rleszte-
sere es azok kamatainak fizetese-
re van penz. De mines penz a koz-
biztonsagi osztaly es a k0zmun-
ka osztaly fizetesere. A varosi viz
miivek kiadasait fedezi vizmii-
vek bevetele. Ugyancsak fedezi a
varosi bir6sag kiadasait birsa-
gok es dijakb6l befoly6 0sszeg,
SGT ebbol tiszta j0vedelem is van.
A tanacs mem szallitotta lie fl
zeteseket. A leszaIlitas evi 1875
ezer dollar megtakaritast jelentett
volna. Ugy ervelnek tanacsosok,
hogy az alkalmazottak ugysem
kapnak fizetest, inert mines mib6l
fizetni 3ket, miert szallitsak lie a
beriiket. Az alkalmazottaknak e.
nj kell es kenytelenek k0lcs0n0kat
felvenni, ami ntan bizony hetes
kamatot fizetnek.' Ez mar maya,
ban we've fizetes leszallitas.
Oles nagyon .haragszik a ta-
nacsra es avval fenyegetSzik,
hogy bezarja varoshaza kapuit,
kulcsot pedig a Mahoning TO-
ly6ba hajitja. A het elejen a pol
garmester a kereskedelmi kama
rahoz fordult tanacsert.
A polgarmester a kamara igaz-
gat6i el0tt is kijelentette, hogy
neki penz kell. Ha a polgarok
mem nyulnak a zsebiikbe csekely
egy milli6cskaert, ugy 8 elbocsat
mindenkit es mindenki maga lie.
het a maga rend6re, tiizolt6ja, ut.
casepr6je, stb.
Hogy polgarmester ur, ak
ITALIAN j6l ert a krumpli m6reshez
de egyaltalaban ~semmit a varos
iigyeihez, hogyan kepzeli mil
li6k adasat, AIT senki sem tudj;
megerteni. Mert ugyanakkor, !;
mikor egy milli6t ker polgarok
t6l ere az eyre, hangosan AIT ta
nacsolja, hogy a polgarok ne sza
vazzanak meg harom tized sza
lex p6tad6t a j0vo \evre. Hat m
csudab0l fizessen a varos alkal
mazottainak leszallitott fizetest
j0v0 evben? Oles mem tudja, d.
mas is alig tudja.
XII lesz a bolond varosnal
egy millio dollart ajandekozni
Talan Oles polgarmester ur? Ar
"a val6 az ado, hogy mindenki1
gazdagot es szegenyt egyaran
sujtson es pedig az ertekkel aran
ban. A varos mem vehet fel kol
cSOnC eS nem kerhet' aJandeKo
egyes emberekt6l.
Kiil0mben az elmult par ma
alatt Oles szaja meg jobban ia
mint rendesen. Bolondnal bolor
dabb kijelentesei, igeretei felet
mar baratai is boszankodva NJ
vetnek. NezzJk csak, miket bo,
g6sziink XII polgarmesterun
aranykopeseibSl es cselekedete
bSl:
Oles kimuffolt Poland kozel
ben fekvS- farmjara Is kijelente
te, hogy OFT bulldog kutyakat
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

70 ,h. Public arh t.srhsrs.
| am IN r.tr,rt n la,i%t ham
State Superintendent J \ hown
saving thn the nsit vsamina,ians
iw ,.seh.f. ALL he heId th-,.day
SID 'ahSsyt My '7sih sad" 'asth.
1874 snd Fr'dw and Saturday Jul,
1,h. snd 9Th, less
kr.ty teacher who dssira 10
teach THE year should tsk. on. "a
shsst rxatflfnation. ard rhsts sn
eAor, to get on the elisihl. lts,
Let me insis, ,ha. you hAs the
hpt examination. Thprsday and
thdsy, Mas ils,h, and 1s,h, he.
esSrs-ssss Hsss4 II h'iars,ion thlshf
liks To elect teachers before the
Jul ' examinatioG could he heard
from,
those ~hc desire 10 take THE e,.
animation should rsch Charlotte
no, later than = o elock Thu,rdsy,
May 3s,h. lsas, II ron desire 10
,ste The examination IN nieAann
County
Thi. May ., 1877
X. X Cotlsw Go Cup,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
WMrEfoRB COTE 70
gs GUEST OF CHAMBER

Mr., Thisssosd n. Cola es..tss.ns
Al tse n c. a s,- l. LlRy has sc-
csplsd an snvi,aticn 10 come 10
Dieksen ees, Neadsy nish, snd
aslixss ~ address. ,As eecs%sce
hsina The regular monthly meeting
al the Chamber "a Com nerve
Mt Cole 10 tcre~ial sreaAss
and no doast. s,ll hFsss Ia ~ .
mssssge thu, wi'i be ci great
interest to ell and IL 10 hor-d that
ever, cs,isrn al Dieksen and .ur.
rounding community. -he,h msa
aud werssa~~wtll avail themselves
at this opror'un,,v TO hear hiw
Bssidc. af, Cafes address, tkss
wlll he -r-tsi other ,n,sst,sns
nanbets urnn the rrnsrsm
No dopt iorse, nsat Monday
nish' az = a'r,oek IN N. Arstiesn
Legion Hall
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
D. 4. s. cto1fs NOME !.
SCHEDULE WITH WIN

Dvfssca Cse,sai Nigh closed lheit
s#ssons schsaels~- ~ Tar ~ hens
ssmes aEv eeneeEned---ss nekrasse
Pst las, saturday afternoon ~.sh
a sirnsl victory erss warery HisA
School ths scov eeins I snd I,
A. 80 experiment. d H 3 pre-
seated Qniss . different appearance
10 line 40, every raan heins shifted
10 . nsS po,iiiaa, wi,h the ssssr.
tian Of Red Scott OF third base and
Charmsn O. shost. and the team
~aksd - II they bad been seea.,
toned 10 q. n.~ satna,lon loo,
the eoly thins 30 mar the ecnsss,
beins the slippery diamond In ID.
box ios d H \ wa Choli. Locke
Who pitched in io,m equal 10 bic
asliinf ability He sliessd the
visitors cnly -,s bit. and struck oa,
eise, nsn smith Zoe Naserll Hi
sliossd 'hs locale sishi hiu Fol
lo~ay featured iot y II !. setting
two bit, X. also nnenried 4
double play unsssIsted The tsr
scofv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
In New Quarters.

On Nay Is. | will open my n~s
place OF business, located on ths
railroad lot near depot. where will
he pleased 10 bsve my friends call
aud ser me,
Ny aim. ln the future 40 has been
10 the past, is 10 conduct The
business 10 = ars, elass order and
give everyone 4 sQuare deal,
In connection With the fes.suran,
business will have a frat c ass
soda fountain. cigars. tobacco spd
everything TO he found in hui
class cafe Iot ladies and gents
J T Holley
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
MEETING Or "otD mex:
oaY" CHAPTER ]. 0. {.

This May meeting oi "Oid Hics
ory Casptss u D. G.. was hsld
Wednesday afternoon ~ las. week
siih Mrs w. A. Moore ai her home
o. k.s, College Street. Afr W II
NsNatti ptssidins uses tbs aasstina,
The secretary. Mrs q A. sisyden
i-ad the minutes oi the las. meet
tus which stood srprossd Che
siso rssd several communiea,ion oi
imp sitan. alter which delegates
.srs sspo,nted 10 attend the State
Y d { Convention which meets
q Chattstoosa Nav 10Th to ,aia
". deMurty ~ss elected delegate
~ Afs 5lsydsn alternate.
A committee from local Cha m bst
u Commerce composed oi Aes.r,
n A Reyton. Joe p Wss,ns, c II
Wynns, Lester Rogers, n | Cowan
and W A Meadow visited ~
CHARTER asking their eo.orers,i5n
Ivy taYoiins the no fsnos" lsS.
which The ehsp,sr heartily endorsed
After roll call. Mrs @ l. Bouldln
took charge oi ths program A
qur.t,pnsI- op Southern Hls,ots
va. conducted ~ Mrs Chs.. Badge
Miss Kate NeMurry favored the
members and guests ~ith q voesi
solo A psrst ou The as,i Il IN
toniedsraey. by Mrs CLAYTON
Smith ~ss very interesting Mis-.
Aline Fsunsss violin selection ~
ms"h snioyed aswss s'w TIRE 1ocai
%"I.ts M bAns NJ. Ole
V'rainy, sung by Ara Clyds Ssli
Delicious r-lrs hmsns ~s'- se,s
ed hy The bossssa. assisted by Mes
danes Eugene Payne Melvin hol
'and lester Roger" sbd Hi-s'"Aline
;E5Ltrsss :',',, =. e.
The visitors present wIs Mrs
Otto. Jo.l,n Kingston Spt,ns.. Mes.
dsmss J A. C!smepL " l. Folk
Lester Rogers Cha. ,McNuuy. {
u r-n,s--s aud M,ss Aiine
Mrs W II McMutry will he the
hostess Tor the June meeting With
Mesdames Chss Badge and Fred
Bessley a. = committee 70 call the
members.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
1lSfEill DELUXE N :
pIcxson NEXT TUESDAY

Un rsxt tuesday Atsfnooa. oaee'
ball tandam Gill be offered the op-
Isrh,nisy Of seeing shai gill. %
deae., outuval anything fallsd OF
ii MeK-rair Parl this ssaaoa, shea
| tss ~"Ashs xr" r~ps-seatiAs HE
ioeal Chsmbes OF Gem mssce tie up
Nth the Lions" 10 game oi thril
l.ns ball, the ehallsnse having been
issned by the Chamber 10 The Lions
Club st . meeting Of the Directors
held at Hotel GrAys,ore Aosdsy Al
,ufnocn and ID. same being prompt
ly secepted
The game is beins played !of the
btnsat OF Cnlon Cemstsry. the PRO-
sssds derived irom sams to be used
In beautityins our s,len, city os
tbs dead. and the proiec, /. pro
rsalsatsd By the local Chamber ei
Commerce and the L!ons Club
should Feceirs the suppot. hon not
oniy those who enjoy real baseball
spst sui from svsry ci,issn al the
,o~n sod adjoining community who
10 interested h heart in our
bodys last resting place
10 the lineup Of both clubs will
bs seen some Of our best "ex
lsssurefs --msa ~ho in recent years
mids Disiion famous i6t hs, strong
bsssh.ll club, With the material
assilable, II 10 Impossible iur any
ous To pick the winners, ~ strong
mto siii don' the unliotln from both
(rss6s 81 .'
For III. Ch.mh.r OF Commetee,
Pn~ijep' n T. Cowsn. a. manager
bs selected H. A Psy,on TO cap
tainths Ali stsn, fifth tbs iol.
(tasias ss.sst. seo hs lhslisy.s ..jA
tuia the "lions tail nati' they
ian In defeat Frsnk Hall. G~ofse
Davidson, Jim Dean. Will Eos ses
ShyAen HUNT. lohu t,sathsrs, Harry
Lt,thess. Chu. McMury, J H
fau. Charlie seay. John Wilson
Charlie Griffin, VIII Polk. Pred
Bsiy and Will Meadow
M Hart~eli Wssvss. A. president
oi the Lions Clrh. will pilot his
team ~ manager. and he also ieels
eoa6den, tha, the Lions will be
roaring wctosiously when he last
ball 10 eaugb, The following will
bod down inheld positioas on his
team L.s,sr Rosevs. w. o hsks.
h n. Busrus. Hugh wynns. Harry
Wynns aud Clyde Sell. with b c.
Clouse. Rye Leech and W A. Parker
10 he ou,feld. Ab Grow aud Billie
Clement are utility men
The contest ~ill he called at 800
o tock. and the email admission
price oi 2hc and ebc viii be charged
a, turns,iles Free ii,pey seevioe
iron Collins corner to the park will
hs had. fhis service 81 eonvenienc@
10 teina given to accom- pods,s the
ladies and women sho would like
ta s<t<Hd ., !" "a'i 'N ~ "
lets all 90 and show ous interest
In he welfare oi Union csm.tsry--
and that's nn. all, 700 viii EMO,
.ve'y mimi. Al To. game Be there
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
Mss Ruth Harris In Recit,l

The Expression Department II
Central High school, With Mu. Joe
B Ve4m. d1sc4ssss. psss~ats Miss
Ruth Hari. 10 n,cksns Christmas
Csol tough, Thursday Al Hish
-cheol auditorium. Ihe general
puhic cordially invited To attend ~--
na sir,ss,on e
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
-
Notice

T,a com mi'tss sothos,ssd By the
Crv Council - inrss,,sst. the
order iss-ed a., week in regard to
elsaaips up ths premises snd alleys
oi the t,wn, rsnosts ,hs, the gdes
has nos been carried out very
general II this i. 90, done Ct once
oths stsrs and methods uill have
70 h~ taken to zee that sv~ryone
comriie. With the order. ~ th.
tow muss he cleaned no n you
hsvst slr.sdv given vcuv premises
Through cleaning, do - At once
J I HoIlsy, MAYOR
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

VWr'Alf NmFtf~s~~ NAks sbn
McMury, scorer Mstthe~s.
Dickson dmrrsd the game pl.yed
here the day hsiore w,th Central III
by p and 6 scc~ In. Too al. De
isst wa. sgsin siuihuied To errors
7 being thslhed ur against them,
vh,ls only ops error vss credited
aaa,n., the visitors Bryan pitched
. iai,l, good game 10, D,eksop bu'
became unsteady a, tir,s sllcsins
his msn % walk Al a time ~hen
-sass amss% ,snsas atr~vs.shIet III.
local. touo he'd Brs,,on Tor 2 hits
Warren featuring with rs,' o'
ssistiss. one oi ~hich =. a pretty
t~o.basar TO oenIs'held
The local n, so.. 70 Sa'hsills
Frd.y sos 'atn'n aams tbis T. he
their last contest on thss season >
schedule
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

When in need oi elsclrc light
slnhe-. cslI " " ANtnek city
slsnlr,3,an. and thes sill BE- Dc.
hw-,eJ to ,em ,ealdenas " place
NJ business
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

All nA1t sesk will cell eonore,.
BLOCKS n each They sr. ~.
ducsi from 2Sc each Zee ne II
y,1 ussd sns sh.ns Ia ny i,r.--
Lee Ses nou
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

10 the lsst day Won ssn hsss stamp
Picture. m.ds n tn, .so Come
early. Coot's 9tasio
Diekrna, Tern
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

FOR SALH 10 teet Floor shou.
csse Only been ue-d shou, three
VIII sell cheap
EaSsrs Bakery,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12
Jack kfod little Shepherd Of Kingdom Come at McCay Friday Saturday
COMMENCEMENT eY. .
EacssEs NEXT WEEK

ssl week viii be msfksd ~nfi
tbs commencement ensicises oi both
Dickson CNnsrsl High school, ani
Oakmoa. Grsmmm gchool. tbs
sssnts bsiagiax 10 . oloqs . mc-t
successfuf term in each ins.Itutioq
In thai their eosnmanc~a.uts hi
the sSms veeh, both echo ,is ha,e
eo.opsrated With the other In NJ
ranging their entertainments MT tr
conflict.
On Monday afternoon At 500
o'cioek. an exhibition Of the wots
done by the pupils u OsknGns ~tlI
take place
Monday wight the gIptess,on De-
partmsnt OF Central High school
with Mn Jo. n. Nssms d,rec,re-.
will give their graduation program
Tuesday night, Prof d l.. swami
10 to present Misses Mary E1dora
Roc aslls and vrginia Bell Hasson
OF and Nrs Clinton Hol, in ~ idua
tion recital in music al Central HI.
auditorium.
Wednesday nishl at I clock the
primary and intermediate RaIs- ot
Oakmont school will prsssnt an
oppsrstts, When Polly Was @ l-ea
oi the Nay An admission o, isc.
36c and S6c viii be charged
Thursday night al y O'Clock, the
graduation sIrrcise oi Ditkeon iiish
school will occur, when . elias. Of
!, t~~s.y.sins~~tAs 4s.s~s. IN sbY ss@~
tory ri this instltqltQn,., III he. ,s,
sred Diplomas. III. class iuo udss
Joe Adair Ruth McLvsfy
Virginia Boyts Elis. Miller
hnsl Boyts Margaret Motfos
KAts Cofhin :. Stella Nssblu
Dave fnsntoa rlasslr Paitefs<is.
Doris freeman Sara Payne
kmms 6sNsood Eudors Rochelle
lima Hooper Nation ah@ley.
Ruth Harris Nina Maud shelton
Glenn Locke winniirsd Shelton
Fannie lsathets Henry Seay
Mamie Leech Tom Suss
Clarke Leech Lucille Upton
Mary Lsech Lossins Anna Walker
Lonpis Warren
On Friday night the Eighth Grade
graduation exercises At Oahmout
viii take place. The exercises will
consist oi ors,ions by pupils and an
address hy Rev, Albert Keller, pas.
tor Of First Presbyterian Church Al
th,s place Music will be furnished
by the Vanderbilt University Orches.
tra. and an admission Tee oi Csc.
a6c aud bDc will be charged Col
PIT, Henslss, chairman OF the City
Board oi Educst,on, will present
the diplomas TO the cla-s which
uumhsrs oyst fofty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-05-12

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22

HOmeHc, latest in
passenger ships,
carries ''cOn,tort to
trareHer'' idea to
a ne'o high plane.

I INJURY ahoat, on a scale hith-
4 erto uninterrupted. in the shape
Of super-splendid ocean liners.
now takes centre stage on the high
seas in place of the giant war-ship
given ten years holiday.
With the safety of the ocean as
sured by the Conference on Limita-
tion Of Naval Forces it is especially
fitting that the new era of peace
emphasize the de luxe passenger
steamship. This month, answering
the demand for the superlative in
passenger steamship construction. at
the commencement Of what promises
to be the greatest season Of trans-'
atlantic travel, new floating palatial
hotel goes into commission The new
conner to the New York-Europe route
is the Homcric OF the White star
Line
Great steamships are no novelty
there are several whose names are
household words among travellers
but the latest postwar passenger
ship differs from the others. She IS
termed ''the ship for the individual"
That is the main idea behind her
plans. In her the comfort of the pas
senger is studied. to the nth degree.
For example, there are no upper
berthS in her staterooms and with
them was iunked several generations
of tradition. Even each of The smaller
bedrooms has a single metal bed and
most private bath. The larger
suites have twin beds. marble bath
tubs. showers and sitz baths.
The Homeric is to the sea what the
great new hotels of recent years are
to the larger cities. She sums up in
one surprising total the deferred
progressive ocean steamship archi-
lecture of the last eight years. The
World War halted big steamship
building for passenger travel in 1914,
and the years following the armisti&
were filled with problems which de-
layed resumption of important addi-
tions to the luxury passenger fleet.
As result, the intermediate steps OF
successive years of gradual improve
ment have been Jumped. and this new
wonder ship appears, her giant hull
COMPRISING all the construction adj
yances foreshadowed since the OPEN
ing year of the war.
In the past eight years many leei-
Ing hotels have been opened in New
York, Chicago, Washington. Cleve-
land and other cities. Travellers
have become accustomed to expect
pleasing largeness. tasteful elegance
and many comforts addressed to the
individual on land. Lofty, dlgnifed
public rooms, restful decorations and
. score of small comforts have be-
come the expected things in the hos
3elrisk 1he see ksysllsg RQg. finds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-22

Southampton and Cherbourg as the
woridsB largest twin-screw vessel.
She Is III feet long. 80 wide and
100 deep, of 1886 tons register and
1900 tons displacement.
She has passenger capacity of 49l
first cabin, Az second and LAO third,
and carries a crew of $50.
Lofty-ceiled. In a continuous steel
castle, the Homeric's public rooms
present an unbroken vista of $40
feet The lounge has been compared
to Palladia2 mansions great hall
in dimensions And richness OF design.
Its twenty-foot high ceiling has
great central dome of amber glass adj
mitting sunlight 'as' through cham
pagne"
Done in ivory-and-gold, relieved by
blue, the beauty of the lounge is en-
riched by mural paintings. The cen
trsl section of its heavy carpet can
be removed uncovering a great dane
ing floor.
Attractively-filled bock-shelves line
the library and writing-soom, and
an inglenook around . marble fire.
place give this quiet place an addi-
tional touch of comfort. The draw
ing-reom. adjoining forward, is done
in white enamel. with hangings of
delicate solid cslerh ghs music