davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
PROTI HARDENCOVU PLANU.
SNEMOVNf VYBOR MA CESTY A PROSTREDKY NE
SCHVALUJE DAN Z PRODEJE MA ZfSKANi
PENEZ PRO BONUS.

Washington, "a 1nora = Pet sedmi repubkanskych
cenu sn6movnho vyboru cesty prosfedky hasovao
vrhnou odporucen presidenta Harnga vzhedem bonusu
pro vojaky slouzivSi svetove valce.
Ma miste pre vseobecne dane prodeie kterou presi
dent poklada edny vhodny prosedek opafen 81 penez
bonus dobe republkans cenove rozhodl odpo-
ruc pnemu vyboru pfedlohu opravnen vpacenl bons
bez danicniho planu opatfeni 81 duchodn
AGko pozde odpoedne vsichni repubikans clenove W.
boru ses ably poedna rozhodnut podvyboru nedoo
zadnemu platnemu usnesen
Ma mst6 toho vybor odrocl do uerka ocekava
mezitm nekerf cenove Weldon poradu presdenem Hard
ingem ably zist zdal trv SVEN rozhodnuti zadne
bonusove zkonodas by uplatneno lee by obsaho-
valo zaroven plan opatIeni 81 penez.
I'll kdoz jsou vem blizko presdentu Hardngovi pravi
re by nerozpakova veovati predoh ez postradaa
urcteho pau ziskan pro bonus ale jsou mnoz
kdoz vyai pTesvedcen by moha byti pIijata pres
no Veto Tito posanc sou oho mnen penize molly by
byti zkany vydavanim ratkodobych pokladncnich not
I'll diva republikanS clenov6 podvyboru cesty pro-
sfedky kefi vyslov souhas dan prodeje jsou Long
worth Ohio Bacharach New Jersey
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
CDSOUZENf zENY, JEz NE.
LA OSM MUZU.

Soudce Frederick P. Wal
ther odsoudil vcera do zensk6 &
polepsovny Mansfield 3Sle-
tou Jessii Seamanovou, iez Sc
piiznala, ze byla osmkrate
ydanou a ami jednou rozvede-
na. Ia pozoruhodnou tn Gin
most setrva zminenem kar-
mem dstavu cd jednoho do Sc
dmi roku. "Doufam, re Buh
mi bude milostiv, trestem isem
vinna jen jedine sama. X pra-
vema nabozenskemu poznani
jsem pfisla Armad6 Spasy,
jez . mne petovala," prayila 5
placem "modrovouska", kdyz
il rozsudek byl oznamovan.
Muzi jeji roztrouseni jsou V
Clevelande, Buffalu, Cincin.
natl a Meadville, Pa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
SVAZ NARODU MA kCLEk
TCVAI NtMECkE DLUHY.

Pariz, %. unora. - Posla-
nee Pavel Aubriot podal vcera
poslanecke sn6movne fran
couzske navrh. ably dluhy Ne
mecka Spojencum predany by
ly Svazu narodu ke kolekci a
ku distribuci mezi Spojence.
Navrh ten podan byl b6hem de
baty opatreni $500, ,000.-
900 franku, iichz Jest zapotre-
bi pro RECONSTRUCTED spustoSe-
nych krajin, ma pense a IA Wy
drzovani okupacni armady a
kteryzto obnos We smyslu YER
sailleske mlrove smlouvy ma
byt opatfen Nemeckem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
DiVkA LUPICKOU.
Jlna opetne zle vyplatila
banditu.

Mluyiti 0 slabem neznem
pohlavi zenskem bude "a ne
dlouho patfiti do rise ssarych
bdchorek, budc-li damska e.
manclpace postupopati tako-
Nymi miloyymi kroky jako Sc
~ dosud delo. David Zsiga,
feznik, jemuz se ale IA vterei-
81 udalosti jiste nedostane me-
dale hrdinske, meSkal We SVEN
obchod6, 2630 Woodhill road.
Vtera pozde odpoledne sam,
kdyz do kramu vstoupilo as
l7-lete d6yce veliteIskJm po-
suhkem, jemuz dodayal dGra-
zu namifeny revolver, mu n2-
rutilo, klidne stati stranou,
zitim, co divka 81 vybrala $ ro-
kladny s..
Skoro Y tutez dobu Zacho-
vala Sc ina diyka mnohem sta
tetneii nezli prye 2mineny fez-
mix. Do cukrovinkoveho OBJ
chodu Victoria 10304 Superior
ave. vessel muz a zadal ma pro-
layatce, Ruth Lee, 1901 Cedar
ave. cukrovinky, a kdvz mu
dlvka davala drobne pfistoupil
k pokladne a sahal 20 penezich
Ale nepochodil, neb statetna
divka Sc don smele pustila
nedala Sc ! kdyz lupic ii chytil
IA hrdlo. Kolemjdouci pax
zlod6ie vyplaSili, jenz musel u
teei. aniz By echo ukofistil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
ma 0DVRACEN1 STAVKY Y DOLECH.
PRESIDENT SVOLAVA KONFERENCI
HAVlRU A TEZARU.
DATUM MEM UDANO, ALE BUDE PRY KONANA
PRED l. DUBNEM

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- INV ~ oS'o o|iiaiiieiio y
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~ 10 : !" = iiiiio larry W. Daus-
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',',' ''oe i'aN l'''e ''i.o piostie :
IN 10 ouS - '0i'i S'as NY JSou
N">'''i'e F." '9ou 'ii'a ioA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
SEKRETAR HUGHES MA
PRAZDNINACH.

Hamilton, Bermuda, "a. IL
nora. SekretaT Hughes, pri no.
stine Ma ieho pocest We vlad-
nim palaci dnes, vyiadriI nei-
vyssl uspokoieni svymi prazd-
ninami ma Bermude. GUY. gen.
Sir James Willcocks, pfipijeie
ma zdravf hosta, zminoval Sc
0 p. Hughesove svetove reputa-
ci a projevil radost mad tim,
ze 81 zvolil Bermuda ku ztra-
veni svych prazdnin. Oceka-
va Sc, ae sekretar a pi. Hughe-
sova vratl Sc do Spojenych
Statu 4. brezna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
RUSKE ZLATO MA CESTE
DO AMERIKY.

Stockholm, 23. 1nora. -
Novy naklad 529 beden zlata,
V odhadnute Gene S17,500, 900,
pribyl do Stockholm vcera
ma parniku Gladiator z Ruska
ably dopraven byl odtud do A
meriky. DalSl zasilka ruskeho
zlata ocekava Sc co nejdrive.
Soudi Sc, re tato zlata Zasil
ka jest casti penez, jez rus
kou sovetskou vladou povoleny
byly ma zakoupeni obill We Sp.
Statech prostrednictvim Ame-
ricke Pomocne Administrace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
BISCHOFF OBZALOVAN

Chicago, "a. unora. - Obza-
loby proti Rymondu j. Bischof-
fowl, chicagskemu spekulantu,
Jenz pfipravil duverive lidi a
mllliony dollaru proti Char
lesu Bischoffovi jedenadva-
ceti jinym byly vzneseny vel
kou porotou dnes. Zaruka na
$4,000 "a oba Bischoffy po
$4,000 zaruky Ia ostatni pa
natky, kteri byli jejich agen-
ty, byla urtena soudem. Zalo-
ba mi pro spiknuti a mameni
pen6z pod nepravym predstira-
MIN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
VINO PRO SPOJENf S
POLSKEM.


Vino, Litva, %. unora. -
Snem vcera 6 hlasy re 102 pro
hlasil Sc pro naproste pfivtele
nj Wilma ku Polsku. Po hlaso-
vanI doSlo We snamovne ku
dramatickym scenam. Polska
vlaika byla vztycena a shro-
mad6ni zapelo polskou narod-
III hymnu. V prijat1 resoluci
schvalena byla uplne polska
konstituce roku 1921, kdez-
to vsechny litevske a ruske
naroky byly zamftnuty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
CAPPEP VUDCEM FARMAR,
SkEHO BLOKU.

Washington, "a. unora. -
Sendtni Glenov6 tax zvaneho
farmaTskeho blolu dnes zvoli-
Ii sen5tora Arthura Cappera z
Kansasu vudcem sv6 skupiny.
Nastupuie 20 senatoru Villa
mu S. Kenyonovi 2 Iowy, jenz
vystoupil dnes re senatu, ably
prijal misto federalnlho obvod-
niho soudce. Devet demokra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
SVINDLER "CENTLEMAN"
Bydlel nadherne residence a
Jcho specialitou bylo "obcho-
dovani" zenami, nichz
vymam.l $60O.OOO.

New York, "a. dnora. = De-
set zen, n6ktere 2 nich promi-
Inetnl We spoleGnosti, jez tvrdi,
re vlozily vice nez 100000 do
vybajeneho "syndikatu', zalo-
zeneho Alfredem L. Lindseym,
brokerem, ienz vlastni palace
YOU residence Y South Nyack,
bylo povolano pred velkou po-
rotu Y pond6li, ably pomohly
vrhnouti svetlo ma ukazku Wy
sokeho finantnictvi, pro nez di
striktni navladni hodla vznesti
zalobu na Lindseyho.
V tele seznamu obeti pohre-
Sovaneho brokera jest pi. Lii
lian n. Duke-ova, rozvedena
zena James B. Duke-a, ''taba-
koveho krale", jez tvrdi, re
svefila S325.000 Lindseymu.
Ostatni Sc svymi prisp6vky
do "syndikatu' jsou: Pi. Doro-
thy Atwoodova, $4,000; slec-
na Catherine Adamsova, $40,-
600; sleGna Charlotte Nillso-
hova, herecka, 10000; pi. w.
A. Arnoldova, $4,000; slet-
ma Margaret Bogartova, $1S,-
600: pi. Helen Burnettova,
$4,000; pi. Adelaide Y. Ri
ce-ova, $4,000; pi. Josephine
A. Cornellova, $4,000; slecna
Florence Jamesova $1,000.
Nejsou to same bohate zeny,
jez bidak oSyindloval, nektere
y Mich sv6fily mu cele sve jme-
nj a jsou dnes ma mizine. Zvla-
ste patheticky jest pfipad pi.
Rice-ove, ktera cita rs roku We
ku a penize, jez sveTila Lind
sey-mu, byly pojiStGni ma Ii
yot 30 iejim manzeh.
Lindsey bydlel V palaci, jenz
byl chloubou South Nyacku, ma
rece Hudson a mimo to byl
vudcem We vSech obGanskych
tinnostech, zejm6na We sbir-
kach pro Cerveny Kriz. Ob6ti
sve zbalamutil tim, re Jim ma
mluvn, ze patri Ike klubu, kde
jsou tlenv Ii neivetSi bohati
bursovnici Cd Mich ze jest
zasvecovan do spekulaci ma
burse, pr nichz velik6 vydel-
Ky jsou jisty a ztraty vyloute-
ny.
Pc Svindl6ri patra policie,
nebot' zmizel, kdyz jeho pod
yody vySly Ma sv6tlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
AUTOMOBILY PREJETI HO-
81 v CESkE CTVRTI.

Do broadwayske nemocnice
sv. Alexise dopravem byli "a
sobotniho rama diva skolaci, @
lety Frank Adamek, bytem V
{. 1924 vych. Al. III. a s 'ety
honas Malhus z els. 1854 Ha-
inlet ave. Adamek pfeiet a
byl IA Dolloff I'd. ne
daleko vych, So. ul., kdezto
Malhus utrpel patrne rozraze-
nj lebecnl kosti "a techze okol-
nosti ma krizovatce Mcbride
ave. a vych. 55. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
Die tohoto planu, kazdy narod, spoienecky, iakoz

Die ohoto panu kazdy narod, spoenecky, iakoz dTi-
v6s nepIates by fomn6 zavlzal re vzaiemn6 etrti
bude hranc dobu VIDA vseke tocnos neb plant
ma uocnost re v6nue vyhradne pracim miru ulen fl
nanc obchodu prumysu pistoupi vZajemne
obecne zredukoyani pozemnich armad.
Lloyd George odeiel dnes veter Londyna do ympe kde
ztravi jako host Sra Phpa Sassoona Ultra rno
prav pres prl kde konana bude schzka premer bri
tckeho rancouzsk6ho, zachovva tajnost jak Londy
Inc tax Pariz Vesker6 pfipravy byly zstaveny ukou
Ifrancouzsk6 vady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
7,COO PRfPADU
INFLUENZY.

Scranton, Pa, "a. unora. -
Po vysetfovani V rdznych ca
stech m6sta, dr.. +. w. Whee-
lock, direktor zdravotniho od-
boru oznamil dnes, re jest
1000 pfipadu influenzy Y mir
ne form6 We m6ste.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25

tickych senatoru a sedm repu-
blikanu sdcastnilo Sc schuze.
N6ktefi clenoVG bloku dleli mi
mo m6sto a nemohli Sc dosta-
viii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25

Behem poslednich nekolika
dnu generalni navladni dospel
vSak k nahledu, re pfedb6zne
konference jsou zcela mezich
zakona a klyz byl sdelil presi-
dentovi dobrozdani V tom smy-
slu, %. Harding Sc rozhodl svo-
lati konferenci tezaru havi-
III. X tomu cili naridil sekre-
tari prace, ably vessel We styk $
obema stranami sporu.
TO Jest prav6, oc urednici ha-
vlfske organisace usiloyali po
nekolik tydnu. Predne, pozvali
organisace tezaru We statech,
kde Sc uhli doluje, aby sesli Sc
S vyborem haviru. Tezari vet
Sinou odeprei. Pozdeii ured-
nici unie byli op6tovne V kon-
ferenci Sc sekretarem obchodu
Hoov@rem. ale tyz 20 n6kolika
pora dach, nevid6l zadne cesty,
jak t6zafi a haviri mohli by Sc
dorozumeti a prohlasil dokon-
ce stavku "a neodvratnou.
Do teto krise zasahl osobne
president Harding a jest made
ie, re ma spolecne schuzi teza-
ri haviru dospeje Sc k do
iez stavku odvrati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25
DALSi OME.ZENi ZBROJENf.
LLOYD GEORGE MA PRY PLAN MA ZREDUKOVA-
M POZEMNfCH ARMAD.

Londyn, "a. unora. Ornament parfzskych Temps, zc
Lloyd George ma veky plan omezen pozemniho
nj Europe, dostao potvrzeni zakade nfomac
dyna Prav bricky mnistersky pededa hoda pred
oziti konferenc Janove plan desiety kid zbrani
behem kerezto dolby vschn narodove by
strukci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-25

vala situaci Y uhelnem prdmy-
slu 5 tim cilem ma zreteli, re
zakroti, bude-li toho treba k
odvraceni stavky. Zakonitost
podobne konference, iaka ny
nj jest navrhovana, byla vsak
Y pochybnostech, a vlada zda-
la Sc byti bezmocnou, pokud
stavka BY vypukla neb bezpro-
strednG nehroZila.
, 1922-02-23
PEOPLE LEARNING HOW
TO REGAIN ENDURANCE
Remarkable fasteners Theories Being Borne
Out by Actual Results Everywhere.

Forty per cent of the people are
half nck- nervous AMI run down and
fully 30 Der e n ~ these can attributf
their condition to stomach troubles"
Such r the main points in Gar
ren's new health theory which has
stirred Casper where Ca-ren's rep
resentatives have been visiting during
the past few weeks. This II due TO
modern conditions said Carer. IN an
Interview.
These people, he added. have
~ove-worked. run down. digestive or
gans. owing to little exercise In the
fresh air. and o much hastily eaten
food 1t isn't kidney trouble. n liver
complaint. or dozens OF other diseases
invented by imaginationE-
"A sound digestive apparatus that
is doing it's full duty IN getting every
, 1922-02-23

particle OF vitality put OF the food is
what makes good health. strength and
endurance Only keep h stomach in
condition, and. there is likely to be
but little sickness. weakness n that
tired-all-the-time feeling.
MY medicine, Garren's Tonic. is
designed 20 restore out of whack'
stomachs and to destroy chronic con.
stipation- This makes blood rich with
iron a.d vitamines courso through
your Veins carrying nourishment TO
your nerves. tissues and muscles and
brain Thousands Of people say this
Is h reason for my big success and
explains why Garren's Tonic Is attract
Ing such an unusual amount OF atten-
don all over tho state"
Garren's Tonic is sold in Casper by
Casper Pharmacy and the leading deal
ers IN every city.-Ady.
, 1922-02-23
SOCIETY

CCuntinuea from Page Three
6 ven by one O the poatocnee force.
Dcanas Murphy.
Il q. Durham closed the eEenings
with an address which In
cluded no little praise OK the efficiency
o. the postal employees = the local
SrHcs on the Improvement in the
work during the past months
Tbs next banquet Of similar nature
WIN be held the asst Tuesday OF
March and each emplOye OF the post
Office VII be privileged 20 bring one
guest
, 1922-02-23
PanHdlauic Luncheon
Al Henniug Hotel

There VIII b A luncheon serFcd Tor
all members OF women's Greek letter
societies on Saturday noon at h Hen
ming hotel. This Will be tho second
luncheon TO be enjoy-1 by M Pan
Hellenic organization
1t is asked that al members who
will attend the luncheon notify Mrs C.
r. Reed as soon as possible
, 1922-02-23
Social Meeting
Oh K 4 L. ". G

OF b. 4 y. W. u
The social meeting OF the Business
and Professional woman,s club which
was held last Tuesday evening in the
tabernacle OF the Presbyterian church
was well attended.
A committee OF several members was
appointed to meet with George Richter
to promote the sncceas OF the Leopold
Godowsky piano concert which viii be
presented at the Lyric theatef on
March l.
During the evening music and drama
were enjoyed. and a social hour closed
the meeting.
, 1922-02-23

Fonowing the dinner rhs evening
was spent playing auction hrscge and
with music. The high honors Of tho
card game were taken by Afrs- g. T..
Batler while Mr.. Joe Marquis recefv.
ed the coasolation-
, 1922-02-23
Mrs Campbell
Is Hostess

Mrs Charles Campbell acted as
hostess at an informal bridge tea en-
loved Mt her home this afternoon
A number OF friends were h invited
guests an dthe time was devoted 10
playing auction bridge.
Tea was served by h hostess
, 1922-02-23
Cub Meeting
Well Attended,

The ladies' OF the Hlpfui club met
last week end at the home Of Mrs.
Mason. The afternoon was spent
playing Valentine games and with
contests. Refreshments were served
bv the hostess assisted by her mother,
Ms. Parrish. The guests included
the Mesdames Kate Nickerson. ID u
Nickerson. Retta Felden, Chariotte
Lee, f. S. Colby. Edna Dayton and
Helen Vetter.
The next meeting of the o-saniza'
ton will be held on Marc 2. At the
homo Of Mrs. Colby. 729 North Center
street
, 1922-02-23
MAsONs 10 ATTEND FUNERAL.

Masonic rites viii be observed at
the funeral of Henry Alvarado to
MORROW afternoon and all Masons
who can arc asked to be at the Ma.
sonic temple at ? p. m TO attend the
services In a body.
, 1922-02-23
Kaxznis ladies' Night
To Be Social Affair.

The members Of the RwHnis club OF
Casper VIII be hosts 10 their Better
halves" q this Henning hotel this
evening.
Tho dinner win oe served promptly
at $50 O'Clock Following the dinner
the party viii have the use OF tho
BALLROOM whore dancing viii be en-
5oyed The progran committee has
also arranged so that members not
caring to dnnce viii be entertained
with other features There VIII be no
lack OF diversified amusement
The -Er1evance COMMITTEES" VIII be
on hand 20 extend assistanee to the
Kiwanians who are without better
halves" who are also especially invited
10 attend the dinner
, 1922-02-23
Won FOKGFn

Leopold Godcwsky. master pianist
q classics. VIII appear for nigh
only at the Lyric theater. wednesday
March /. 1922. 2-14-1s'
, 1922-02-23

This IS b last week OF the sewing
machine campaign at the Natrona
Power Co. Don't delay. Get your to
day. 2-21-3t
, 1922-02-23
Birthday Anniversary
Celrbrnted Today.

George, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Peterson Of lzS5 o
Ash street celebrated the third ami
versary of hs birthday today, by In
viting a few OF his playmates 70 spend
tho afternoon with him. and TO enjoy
the birthday cake with red candles
set in red rose buds. as well as many
otter GOODIES which delight small
tots. Favors Of red hatchets were
given the guests In keeping with yes
terday's holiday
The guests departed wishing him
many more happy returns Of tho day
, 1922-02-23
General Aid TO
Have Meeting.

The General Aid society of the
rfethodist church will have a regular
meeting Friday afternoon ut 2:3t
o'clock In the pariors of + church
The members of the kensington
circle viii be in charge of h socinl
hour and VIII serve refrcahments-
, 1922-02-23
SDS of Bridge
-Vuueheoua

Mrs. ]. T. 0raiot VIII preside At a
series OF bridge funcheons TO be serv-
ed next week.
The first of the affairs win be for
Monday Afternoon at I O'Clock
, 1922-02-23

Fol Tomorrow.
There will be an important meeting
OF all the divisions OF the Welfare clut
tomorrow at the parish house OF th'
Episcopal church. which all member;
are urgently requested to attend.
The question of becoming a depart
mental or a city federated organization
will be voted pom The subject has
been under discussion for the pas
three meetings.. and the same vote Il
being taken by all of HI women'i
clubs of the city.
A program on modern literature in
Guiding journalism, drama and move
lists. Will be presented by the clul
members-
Mrs. j. L Beiderman win act a
hostess during the social hour which
win close the meeting.
, 1922-02-23
Informal Dinner
Is Served

Mr.. and Mrs. r. e Buthi e host
and hostess nj an informal dtnncf
served At their home last evening in
honor of a few friends The docon-
tons were appropriate to h holiday
and following tho dinner q pleasant
evening was spent
Miss Lor Raine Wright and Gus ID.
STEELE uere among the invited guests
, 1922-02-23
Wedding Anniversary
Il. GINL-fad

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert veitch were
host and hostess At a dinner served at
their home on South David street last
evening, in recognition Of their eighth
wedding anniversary.
The table decorations were OF rcd,
white and blue along Colonial designs
and flowers formed the centerpiece.~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-24
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CAT LIE

Six Hundred Head Of Pure Bred
England. They will divide $500
anything like this sum.
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FARM INTERESTS

Tractors Gasoline Engines Dairy Machinery Lighting Pants
Public Health Works. Boys and Girls Canning Club Work. Agrcu
ra Products Dairy Products Arts and Craft Garden Produce
Poultry Exhibition Potted and Cut Flowers Sheep
Pno,egca Display Electrical Devices Lighting Fixtures Band and
Orchestra Music
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AUTOMOBILES

Forty of the latest and most modern autOm
at $4,000, will be On exhibition-A Modern
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acter. For twenty years he was
lat Cottonton. When he moved to
Richland he was unable to take as
active part in the church work as
in Cottonton on account of his fail
ing health, but no Sunday school les
son was complete without some
thought expressed by Mr.. West, no
church service complete without a
prayer from him.
The funeral services were held Fri
day afternoon at 3 80 in the Baptist
church, conducted by Rev. L. B.
Crawford of the Baptist church. The
immense crowd and the quantities of
flowers testified to his place in the
heart of the Richland people.
He is survived by his widow, a
daughter, Mrs. Prothro, of Rich
land, and three sons, Emery West,
fof Jacksonville, Fla; K, B. West, of
New York City and ]. West, of Cot.
ltonton, Ala.
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| ID1EN1f1dIS |
n. n. WEST.

HIGHLAND, Feb. 3.-The whole
community is in grief over the death
Thursday Of H. Il. West, one of its
most beloved citizens.
Mr.. West was 70 years of age,
born and reared at Cottonton, near
Omaha, Ca, where he was a prosper
Gus farmer. He moved to Richland
about fifteen years ago when his
health began to fail and he began
losing his sight For ten years he
has been almost totally blind. For
years he has suffered from heart
trouble. Thursday morning he had
an attack while sitting by the fire
and before his wife could get him tc
the bed he had breathed his last. With
his suffering and his affliction OF
blindness, he was happy, lovable, I'M
selfish, generous in thought and deco
and most beautiful Christian char
superintendent Of the Baptist church
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NOTED NEGRO MUSICIANS
TO APPEAR HERE MONDAY

From time to time Americas Insti-
tute is Instrumental IN bringing to
the city some of the most talented
people Of the negro race. The latest
attraction of this kind will be the
appearance of Nine. Maude Quincy
Hare, one of the races most talented
pianists, and William R. Richardson,
baritone singer of national reputa-
ton. They will appear in the chapel
of Americas Institute Monday night,
February 6, at 8 o'clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited and real
treat is guaranteed by Principal NJ.
W. Reddick.
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SHILOH

Miss Mamie Claire Lumpkin and
Hazel Bostwick were weekend guests
of Miss Ruth Still last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Daniel and FAM
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F. Daniel.
R. E. Pitcher and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Pill
cher.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Albritton sympathize with them
in their recent bereavement.
Misses Alice Stevens, Jewell, and
Mary Jordan and Messrs. D. j. and
Leroy Jordan visited friends in
Americas and New Era Sunday.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Daniel.
The following names are on the
honor roll for January:
Primary-Annie Daniel.
First Grade-Sarah Short, Sarah
Daniel, William Rocks, Elma Reid,
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Vera Battle, John Wilson, Howard
Dozier.
Second Grade-Ralph Cheek, Inez
Ed Cordell, Chloe Brady, Mary
Moore.
Third Grade-Howard Jordan,
Blanche Rocks, Addie RE Echcls,
Lucille Reid.
Fourth Grade Mitt Daniel,
Claude Moore.
Fifth Gradc-Herbert Daniel,
Smith Mooie, ltusseli Jordan.
Sixth Waiter Brady, Ho-
mer Still, raul Lumpkln, Mildred
Daniel, Susie Jordan, Dora Echols,
Mary A. Haistead, ida Young.
Seventh Grade--LeRoy Jordan,
Guy Brady, i. J. Reid, Harris Beck
with.
Eighth Gradc-Lrelyn WelIons,
Dora Pitcher, Jessie Daniel, Marylce
Daniel, Ruth Stii..
Tenth Grade-lrcne Reid. Mamie
Claire LuInpkir.