davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
FINANcNf NEUSPECH HRY
"ZE zIVOTA HMYZU"
v NEW YORKU..

Fantasticka hra bratff Cap
XII "Ze zivota hmyzu", hrana
pod titulem 1.-THE World We
Live In" hrana byla v New
yorku: sice ze zacatku 5 jistym
uspechem. ale po n9kolikane-
delnim provozovani musela by
ii pro stale slabnouci navstevu
vzata 2 repertoiru. Podnika-
tel, divadelni riditel w. A.,
Brady ohlasuje, ze kasovni w
sledek vykazuje financni ztra-
tn $4,000.
Take povestny Newyorsky
Hippodrom ma zap. AZ. ul., jiz
dohral, budova bude strzena,
ably ustonpila bud modernimu
hotelu neb budov6 lradovna-
mi a obchody. Neobvykla dra
hota stavebniho mista q poke
savajici navsteva pfedstaveni
isou udavany jako hlavni pfi-
ciny zaniku po cele Americe
znam6ho- zabavniho podniku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
vRAcl Sc DO cECH..

Sedesatilety F. Horalek,, KITE
ry roku 1907 v. Rakousku byl
odsouzen pro svij republican
sky program q urazku cisare,
vraci Sc pc 16-letem pobytu v
cizine a mesice We Svycarech,
Sic roku We Francii a 10 let v
Americe) do Czech. Ma sve ce-
ste k mofi porada radu pred
nasek; We ctvrtek promluvil
zde ma schdzi ma rozloucen0u
a ubira Sc dale do Youngstow-
nu, O., Pittsburghu, Pa, a oko
II, Mt. Pleasant, Pa, Baltimo-
re, Nd, Easton Pa, Newark a
East Orange. N. j., a New
York City, ktery opustf dne 19.
kvetna lodi George Wash
ington" do Bremen, nacez na-
vstivi nektere, zvlaste sokolsvka
spolky v Nemecku. Horalek
louei sc srdecne sc svymi zdej-
simi prateli a znamymi, a pro-
ST.. aby. ho zachovali y laskaye
vzpomince. Adresa jeho do
18.. kvetna jest: 436 West 23rd
Street (Slavonic Immigrant
Home), New York City. Ia
timni adresa Cechach v knih
tiskarne DR.. Ed. Gregr. Halko-
va ulice, Praha IL, Czechosio-
vakia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
RQNDELf, I. KvETNA, 1928
rOAkEB POSLEDNfHO ST.
CASTNENEl1O POVESTNE-
HO MASAkRU PLUkOV-
NfKA cUSrERA.

v nemocnici Fairview "a
mfel V sobotu nasledkem otra-
Wy krve Jakub j. Dietrich, far
mar 2 Dover, O., kde dnes bylI
pohrben.. Slouzil jako pesak
pod velenfm plukovnika Custe-
ra a byl zran6n "a povestneho
prepadu Sioux Indiany, "a KITE
reho byl Custer a 500 jeho vo-
JIM masakrovano nacelniky
Sitting Bullem a Crazy Hor
sem.' Byl prid9len odd9leni,
ktere pfispechalo ma misto hro
zne tragedie jiz po krveproliti.
Ia boje byl stfelen do nohy,
ale vzdor zraneni neodesel z
phn6, ale vydrzel v poll az do
zakonceni. Slouzil dale jeste
pet rokd, podileje Sc ma W.
pravach proti Siouxdm, Apa
cum a Cheyneslm, kterf vystu-
povali nepratelsky prot stavbe
Union pacificke drahy, preti-
najicf americky kontinent.
Dietrich prijel do Ameriky
r. 1878 z N6mecka, v start l6
rokd a jM "a 3 roxy Sc dal ma
verbovati. K masakru doslo,
kdyz Custer chybne odhadl
pocet Indiani, taboricich v
Black Hills a podnikl pomer-
ne slabou iizdou Itok ma stred
midland, kdezto major Reno, v
jehoz oddilu byl prave Die
trich, iitocil ma tabor, jizni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
MA NAvSTEvU

do Ceskoslovenska .odj&di III
ira p. Jan ITCHY z Concinental
ave. v New Yorku sc zdrzi u
jeho pratel do soboty, kdy ma
stoupi cestu po lodi President
Harding. Gil jeho cesty jest
TIL Dvory u Kolina, kde ma
jeho matinku a sourozence a
pax zamysli. navstivit pamatna
mista We stare vlasti. :.
We ctvrtek odjedou pi. Marie
Van6 z Broadway, ktera jede
do M6lnika k ieji sestfe a ma,
vstivi ieji pfatele. Pani Marie
Vane zamysli delsi dobu Sc v
Cechach zdrzeti.
Dale We ctvrtek odjizdi pi.
Marie Formanek 2 Mont Clare
ave-, ku navsteve jejich rodicl
a pfatel v Kamenici v jiznich
Cechach a. ,pratel We vychod-
nioh Cechach p. Karel Got
hard z Broadway jede navsti-
Wit jeho matinku, bratry a Sc
stry ma Kladn6. VSichni ma
stoupi cestu do nadherne lodi
President Harding, ktera yyje-
de sobotu z New Yorku.
Prejeme vsem radostne cesto
vani a po proziti blahych Okla
>mzikI, st'astny navrat k jejich
rodin&m. 0 vypraveni Sc po-
staral pfeplavni jednatel FIR,
Sakryd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
z'PRAlvY z tEcH.

LupiG Pansnka dopaden. Ne
bezpecny Npic Panenka, jenz
v noci ma 3. m. m. uz po druh6
utekl / . pouty 2 vazby krai-
sk6ho soudh Y Hradci Kralove.
dlouho Sc svobode netesil Get
nictvu, jez po odvazn6m uprch
liku horlive patralo, podafilo
Sc dopadnouti Panenku v sobo-
tn IA. m. m. v hostinci Hadko
We " Zelezpem Brod8 blize RE
grovy stezky. Toho dne pfisel
Panenka do jin6ho hostince v
zeleznem Brode a zadal 0 ne
jake uzeniny, ale hostinsky lu
pice poznal die schazejiciho
prstu ma prav6 ruce a uvedomil
ihned Getnictvo. Panenka Sc
zatim vzdalil a Sci do bytu ma
jitele vapenky p. Kuchare, kde
predstiral, ze. je invalidou q
prosil o jidlu. Dostal polevku
a: pax sci do Hadkova hostince,
kan zatim uz prisli pfivolani
cetnici. Panenka byl okamzite
spoutan zaveden "a velkeho
shluku obecenstva k okresni-
'mu soudu v .zelezn6m Brode.
Byl vsazen do yazby, ale Pa
nenka hned Sc Ease pokousel
o 1tek, vyp&civ ulomenou no
hou Cd zidle dvefe do pfedsin6
v6zeni pokouSeje sc o vypa-
ceni dalsich- dvefi. Bylo mu v
tom zabran9no . v nedeli byl
Panenka dodan do vazhy soudl
v Hradci Kralove.
K sebevrasednSmu .pokuss,
|drA Baerana. Sd9luje se "Boh".
ze v souvislosti > timto poku-
|sem, ktery provedl dr.. Baeran
|pozitim v6tsi davky veronalu.
jenz mu byl podavan k lcelim
lecebnym, ministerstvo sprave
dlnosti vydalo spravam trest-
mic vynos, podle n6hoz jed.
jakmile jest podavan vezni ja-
|kozto lex, ma byt uzivan ne
'mocnym "a dohledu dozorcova.
Tim Sc ma zameziti moznost,
ably lex byl shromazd'ovan q
We vetsich d&vkach k sebevra.
zednym pokusim pozfvan.
Lid. Noviny" oznamuji 2 Pra
ny, ze dopis, v nemz Sc dr..
Baeran loucil s vrchnim dozor-
Gem Hovorkou, jest ps&n Ges-
ky, ac gramaticky nespravn&.
Pravi Sc, ze dr.. Baeran Sc We
'vazbe ucil piln9 cesky - VI
|sve porotni pfis neznal pry je-
ste slqva cesky. v sobotu odpo.
ledne navstivili nemocneho VI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
oBcANsKA svoBoDA.

Obecni straznik: "Hej, w
tam, nelezte do potoka! Kou-
pani jest sszde zakaz&no!"
yyletnik (dop&len) !. "A to
jste mi to nemohl fici dfiv,
nez jsem Sc svl6kl?"
Obecni .straznik: 'sSvl&kat
obecnt lfad nezak6zall"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07

yazh9 president zemskeho trest.
nfho soudu dr.. Vondracek, vi
ce president KratOchvil a vrch
nj rada dr.. Cerny. K rozruse-i
nj nervd, kter9 pfimelo Baera-
ma k sebevrazednemu pokusu,
pfisp6lo. jak Sc ujist'uje to, De
Baeran koufil nemfrne virzin-
kas a pill konak.
Vesnick& tragedie., Y minu-
lem mesfci cht6l We vesuiGce
Frimburku u Susice 24lety FIR.
Soul, jemuz otec odkazal polo
,vinu statku, ma sve matce, aby
mu pridala svoji polovinu. Ma
tka odrhitla, jezto ma jeste dru
.hkho syna a dceru. Soul Sc. mad
|odmftnutim tax rozcilil, ze wal
karabinu, patriot 22letemu Vim
,cenci Kozanovi a cht6l matku
a sourozence postfflet. Donna
cf lide -vsak utekh a. Soul Sc
pax v rozruseni We stodole ODE
sill. Jeho lkknarad Kozan sc
bal, BE bude miti k vili karabi
ne, jiz nezakonne nosil, opleta
nj sc soudem a druheho dne Sc
" podivnem zmateni mysli "a
stfSlil. Otec jeho re zalul Sc
|chtel obesit ale byl yeas zpo-
zorovan, odrfznut a priveden
TX ,zivotu.
POveden& tramvajni pfihO-
de-. Kdosi vyvedl opozd6nym
|aprilem. v nedeli Is. dubna O.
lomouckou alektrickou poulic
'ni drahu, kterou zert tento
|stal 180 Kc. Stalo Sc totiz, jak
Mdluje "Pozor" naspedujtci:
Y ned6li 0 1850 hod. v noci vse
dali do prazdneho vozu poulic-
nj drahy. ma 'hlavnim nadrazi
vlakem Cd Prerova prijedsi
clenove cesk divadla v Olomou
lei: "a clend opery, q CLIENT or
chestru a Is eizich cestujicfch.
Kondukter meskal v nadraz-
MIN svestibulu, nebot' chybelo k
pdjezdu tramvaje jest6 nekolik
minut. Kdosi 2 pasazerd,, ably
Isl ukratil dlouhe cekani We .sto
|jicim voze, zertem zatahaf "a
zvonec, jimz kondukter dava
ridici vozu znameni k jizde.
|Rldic stojici ma SVEN miste, do
|mnival Sc, re znameni dava
kondukt6r a uvedl tramway v
| pohyb. Phi kazde zastavce,
kdyz nektefi pasazeri vystou-
|pili a novf vstoupili, omen "kdo
Isl" zatahal "a z,,onec a tram
way jela dale, az dojela do me
sta, kde teprve uzasly ridic zji
still, ze jel bez privodciho a
Ipasazery veil zdarma. Teprve
"a chvili ma to pfibehl, sotva
dechu popadaje, kondukt6r, a.
le vlz byl jiz prazdny... Prot
|neznamym pdvodcdm tohotc
zertu, zavedeno trestni rizeni
ale nepfihlasi-li Sc aami, sotvs
zvime jmena t6chto aprilovych
|vytecnfkd.
Bankovni pOprask ' Peiti. Y
Uhrach pocaly praskati banky
Nv same Pesti bylo V poslednicf
Ednech udano 81 bank a zayodi
bankovnich, protoze Sc ocitly
I've svfzelich a nemohou pla.
tit. Skody pfesahuji dosud osn
miliard.
IL - n-on
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07

TAX jsem vam sci m9stem a
rozzehnul jsem zapalku a po-
tka mne ponocnej a pta Sc nine
. co hlsdam. II mic, chci 81 jen
posvitit, jestli svitl lucerna."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
AKADEMIE 4 DIVADLO
0MI.ADlNY JAN AMIS V
4 KOMENSKY {. 2.

fs"# -. s..~s---<-~- y
Az pokrocila jarni doba Jest
jM nepffzniva pedobnym pod,
nikdn, dostavil Sc vtera do Ce-,
ske Narodnf Sine ma Broadway
znatny po1et naseho obecen-
stva v Akalemii divadlu ma
seh0 dorosta cdruzeneho v O.
mladine ]. A: Komensky {. 2.
Program. zahajen byl sklad-
bami pfednesenymi sokolskou
kape!ou, nacez nasledovalo pr
vni oddeleni prednesem ia
ra", kter6z cislo ! citem pred
nesla Karolina Hiikova, jez do
provazela pozd6ji ma plane
podobne vlidn6 prijat byl i ku
plet "Stafa Parma" Elisky Pc
karkove, jez Sc pozdeji taktez
uplatnila >jako dobra doprova-
zecka. Dobrym houslistou bu
de Raymond Klika, jenz hral
rDrdlovu ''Upominku".
Pekne byly sbory Omladi
ny "Tahne maj" i solo 81. Lille
Porbovy sc sborem "Znas Ii
ten kraj". Zpevy nacvicil a RI
dill ucitel Omladiny p. Rud.
Hanna Sc svedomitosti jemu
vlastni. v srdce pritomnych
zapsalo Sc houslove trio ia
roslava Stropnickeho, Raymon
da Kliky a JOS. Jirovce, kteri
.3ehrali $ porozumenim smes z
ceskych pisni.
V druh6m odd6leni provede-
ma byla p6tiaktova bachorka
"Sedmikrasa" nasimi nejmlad-
SINH. ochotnfky. Vystoupili a
pochvalu sklidili V 1lohach:
Kral, Gustav Vazac; We're
ma, jeho druha chot', Elisha
Pekarkova; Jiripa, jeho dcera,
Jarmila Smiskova; Roman,
mlady rytir, Karolina Bilkova /;
Hadrian, jeho sluha, Mafenka
Sevcikova; Benes, zoldnef, o.
dfich Hanvald; Blahoslav, kral
duchd, Mamie Kronholzova !;
Hranac, obr lidojed, Jaroslav
Stropnicky; Loktibrada, jeho
carodejnice, Ludmila Hattano-
va; Kv6tuse, kralovna kvetin,
Milada Badurova; And6l straz
ny. Anna Vernerova.
Pohadka Sc velice libila, tu-
zil; Sc nejen solist6 jmenovani,
ale JIM mladi clenov6, "a
n4stnani v dlohach statistd sbo
rovych- zpevakii atd. Rezise-
rem, kapelnikem a sbormi-
strem zpevni hry byl taktez p.
r. Hanna. Pfedstaveni wee
rejsi opetAe mas presvedcilo,
re 0 mas dorost jest dobre Pc
coyano a proto vefime, ze vse-
chny jehoi podniky budou pod
porovany 5celoI hasi vereinosti.
P6kny vysledek vcerejsi jest O.
petne novou pohnutkou, ably
skolstvi nase bylo V nejvetSi
mife podporovano a proto po-
znovu pripominame co MONA
nejvetsil dcast ma prave pofa-
danych .sbirkach, ktere mali
nase. skoly zabezpeciti financ.
ne. ~
Pc vycerpani programu, kite
~ pokraGoval ku predu velice
ciperne bez obvyklych mud.
Inych dlouhych prestavek u.
spofadana byla mladezi tanec.
| nj zabava, jez byla vlastne
|vcerejsim lspechem druhym.
FINANCNf NEUSPECH HRY
"ZE zlVOTA HMYZU"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-07
K ZAJEZDU ,BAKULOyY
DRUzINY.
Listky m koncert diny jsou do
prodeje jixi dnes.

SODOtu OQpOleGne, Ia pTeu
sednictvi pi. Olgy Meckesove.
konana byla ' dfadovne Narod
niho Sdruzeni We skolni budo-
We pfi Narodni Sfni porada o
ceske lcasti pfi zajezdu Baku-
lovy druziny, ktera do naseho
m6sta zavita dne II. kvetna.
Nejdrive jednano bylo 0 w
strojeni vecefe Narodni ST
mi. Predsedkynf vyboru, jenz
|vczme 81 to ma starost, jmeno-
vana pi. G.. vlachova, $ niz bu-
dou spolupdsobiti .pf. Huspas-
kova pi. Plentova, ktere by
|ly porade pfitomny a danny ty
to ziskajf 81 dalsi pomoc. We
|cere bude vystrojena pro ce-
lou druzinu Bakulovu, pro d.
|tky i jejich prdvodce a mimo
Ito bude vydano k nj tficet list
XII po $1.50, jez prodany bu-
ldou tenn, kdo Sc nejdrive pri-
hlasi. Hoste budou miti phi
|veceri spolecnfky, a kdyz list
ky prodany budou nejdfive sc
lprihlasivsim, odpadnou vytky,
re snad n9komu davana pred
most. Pfihlasky k vecefi pfiji-
ma p. ]. Havranek, tajemnik
Narodniho Sdruzeni v dradov-
ne tehoz. Telefon jest Broad
way 3046.
Jak jsme Sc jiz zmfnili, "a
jezd Bakulovy druziny konan
| jest pod zastitou Cerveneho
Krize a fizen jest vyborem, ma
|nemz i zdejsi zivel ceskosloven
|sky jest zastoupen, ale pres to
ma sobotni porade uznano "a
dobre jmenovati zvlastnf w.
Dor, jenz Druzinu ma nadrazi
|uvita a bude il jaksi miti ma
starosti pfi navsteve v Narod-
!, nj Sini. Ma vybor tento jmeno
,vani: Pr. Vlachova a pi. Plen-
itova a PIP. Rev. Zlamal, L. Ur-
Iban a J. Havranek.
Delsi debatu vyzadala 81 o.
'tazka, iak msly by byti poda-
rovany d6ti Bakulovy druziny,
tax ably povzdy, zachovaly 81 "
pominku ma Cleveland a konec
ne usneseno, aby byly pod6le-
ny zlatymi 212 dollary, jez by
ly by vlozeny do ozdobnych
|krabicek.
Pf. Meckesov;iv oznamila, ze
listky ma koncert ", Masonic
Hall budou -dany do prodeje
|jiz tento tyden a jsou k dostani
" kudebnim obchode Wurht-
zer's, 1915 Euclid Ave-. Zaro-
wen usneseno, aby k rozprode-
Iii listkd jmenovan byl zvlast.
nj vybor, jehoz cello jmeno-
Ivan p. J.. f. Vorel, jenz ; p.J.
! L. Maskem a pi. Huspaskovou
ziskaji 81 dalsf prisp6nf. w.
Dor zaroveh, oznami, kde !bu.
dou k dostani We zdejSich &c.
'skoslovenskych ctvrtich. List.
ky jsou po $500, $3.50 a $l.0o
loze (osm misty po' $50. 2 de.
seti lozi vyhrazeny jsou ctyfi
PRO zdeisi Cechoslovaky, jest
vSak nutno prihlasiti Sc brzy
'ljezto jest po Mich velka poptay
ka z kruhl amerlc kych.
/ Ufedni uvftani nepochybnl
lbude ma schodisti radnice, \
pfipade nepfizniveho pocasi I,
,rotund6 uvnitr. o dopravu
Bakulovy druziny od .iejiho pfl
liezdu rano az do odjezdu ma
|nadrazi, vecer po koncertu
|postara Sc zdejsi Automobile.
Ivy kiub.
/ Vcerejsi "Plain Dealer mel
p6knou zpravu 0 zajezdu Ba,
kulovy druziny Q koncert je.
lvi Sc v americkych kruzich ii.
Ivy zajem. Tim vetSi zajem al
Sc ocekavati v kruzich cesko,
lslovenskych. Jsme iisti. Il
Ijako ma ty ceskoslovensk6 osa.
ldy, ktere drive jiz navstfvili.
Ina Cleveland odnesou 81, "Ba.
lkulovi zpevaci'' upominku nej'
jlnnXS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-14
CORNER STONE IF NE w CHURCH LAID
CIanton Methodists To Build Handsome Structure Of
 Stone And Pressed Brick

CHAMPION, Ala, Nov. 13.-(Spe- c;aL)--With a very impressive cere- mony the corner stone of the Clan ton Methodist church was laid Mon grand lodge of Masons had charge of the occasion, J. F. Spearman of Anniston,. grand master, leading. Several other officers of the grand lodge were present. including J. w. Terry, grand treasurer, and H. C.. Earnest, state chairman of the Wash ington Memorial association.
 The corner stone was large block of finely polished marble. There was cavity dug out of the center of the stone in which was placed a Bible, a copy of each of the county papers, list of the of- ficers of the church and a roll of all the contributors to the church fund. After these things were and sealed air-tight so that those relics will be preserved indefinitely.
 During the serviceh short talk was made by Rev. S. J. Ezell, pastor of the Clanton Baptist church, who was followed by Rev. $. M. Adams, J. o. Middleton and Rev. c. c. Will kerson pastor of the Clanton Meth short but very interesting and pointed speeches.
 On the face of the corner stone was inscribed the present officers of the church and the building com mittce. The officers are: J. O.. Middleton, secretary; Erie Hart treasurer; Rev. c. c. Wilkerson, pastor, and Rev. E. M. Dunnelly, presiding elder. The building com mittee is composed of Rev. c. c. Wilkerson, J. Q. Wade, T. c. Me Swain, J. c. Jones, T. II. Neighbors, J. B. Atkinson and V. J. Fillmore.
 Practically every Masonic lodge in Chiffon county was represented at the exercises. About ,25 Masons joined in the program, and there were present around 800 people to witness the occasion.
 The new Methodist church, when completed, will be one of the finest buildings in this part of the state. Practically all of the brick work has been finished, and the roof and finishing work will be done in the course of few weeks. The build ing is to be of stone and white pi essed brick, and when completed will have cost in the neighborhood of $40,000. This church will be a beautiful and living monument to the Methodist people of this com munity, who have labored so untir- ingly in getting it built.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-14
PARENT-TE EACHERS IF STATE CONVENE
Delegates From All Sections Of Alabama Attending
 Huntsville Convention
TENNESSEE VALLEY BUREAU !
 THE AGE-HERALD Huntsville. Ala. Nov. IS J

The state convention or Parent Teacher associations and Congress Cf Mothers clubs, which opened here this afternoon for a three-day ses- sion, has brought an unusually bril- liant array of Alabama women to Huntsville. Delegates are here from evey section of Alabama for an in- terchange of views on childhood and it's problems. the proper care and the best training.
 Mrs. A. W. White of Huntsville, Miss Maude Lindsey of Sheffield and Mayor Fraser L. Adams were the principal speakers of the first ses- sion this afternoon, at which the preliminaries were disposed of and work begun on the regular order of business.
 All meetings are being held in the First Methodist church. Mrs. J. L.. Crawford Of Birmingham presided at the evening session and the program included a song by Mrs. Ike billiard. The set addresses were by Dr. George Lang of the University of Alabama on Building Together For Alabama s Childhood and Youth" and Dr. Guy E. Snavely of Birmingham-So Southern college on "Alabama's Greatest Edu- cational Need of Today
 A chorus of 200 children will en- liven the proceedings tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-14
HOW DOCTORS TREAT COLDS
 AND THE FLU
First Step In Treatment Is Calo- tabs, the Purified and Re- fined Calomel Tablets That Are Nausealess, Safe and Sure.

Doctors have found by experience that no medicine for colds, coughs. sore throat and influenza can be de- pended upon for full effectiveness until the liver is made thoroughly &C., tive. That is why the first step in the treatment is the nausealess calomel tablets called Calotabs. which are free from the sickening and weakening effects of the old style calomel. Doctors also point out the fact that an active liver may go a long way towards preventing influ- cnza and colds and is one of the most important factors in enabling the pa- tient to successfully withstand an at- tack and ward off pneumonia.
 One or two Calotabs at bed time, with swallow of water-that's all. No salts, no nausea nor the slightest interference with your eating, pleas ure or work. Next morning your cold has vanished, your liver is active, your system is purified and you are feeling fine, with a hearty appetite for breakfast. Genuine Calotabs are sold only in original sealed packages, price thirty-five cents for the large, family package: ten cents for the small, vest pocket size.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-14
For Roy Dickinson Increased On W DpudOs Escape
LEAVE FOR EAST
Party Of UniOntOwn Women To
 Visit Washington And New York

UNIONTOWN, Ala, Nov. 13.-(Spe- cial.)-A party of women left here Monday for Washington, D. C., and New York city The party com prises the following persons: Mrs. Jack Nonnemacher, Mrs. P. A. Craig head, Mrs. John A. Robertson, Mrs. Charles P. Johnston, who will attend the Confederate convention in Wash ington during her absence, and Mrs. w. l.. Desear, who expects to meet her brother Benjamin Glass. who is student in the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
 The party will be joined by Mrs. Luke Simmon of Demopolis, Mrs. Robert C. Palmer of Pensacola, Fla, and Mrs. Mallory Davis of Morgan City, Miss. They will return De- cember 1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-14
$6OO IS OFFERED
 FUR BANK RQBBER
Was Serving 25-Year Term For Phenix- -Girard HoIdup
 When He Fled
STATE CAPITAL BUREAU
 THE AGE-HERALD
Montgomery. Ala. Nov. IS

As an added incentive in the search Tor Roy Dickerson, noted criminal and escape, the reward of $400 of iered for his recaptrre has been raised to 5000 by Governor William w. Brandon. acting upon the recom- mendation of Roy l.. Nolen, associate member of the board of convict su- pervisors. Announcement of the in- crease is given to the public on the anniversary of Dickerson's escape from Kilby prison, November 14.
 The numerous escapades of Roy hold upon the popular Alabama imagination, and he enjoys today the distinction of being the outstanding desperado, in. the public eye.
 Flight Caused H No Surprise.
 He has furnished by his life new interpretation of the senti- ment expressed by the poets to the effect that stone walls do not a prison make, or iron bars cage. When brought to Kilby prison be- fore his last escape, bets were made in the city of Montgomery as to the length of time he would remain at Kilby, and money was lost when he disappeared. The public was interested over the escape, but it could not be said that it was vastly surprised.
 
 been reported as being at several points in the country, but careful in- vestigation always failed to locate him. His record" has been sent to practically every peace officer in the civilized world, and five thousand escape notices telling of the increase in reward are being mailed out fire m the convict department.
 News of ~the reward offered will be broadcast from WSY wireless sta tion at Birmingham and WKAN sta tion at Montgomery.
 Dickerson was convicted in May 1922, of the robbery of the Phenix- Girard bank, and given 25 years. He had to serve an incomplete term of ten months on a two-year sentence from Montgomery county, and would not have begun to serve the Russell county sentence until two months after his escape.
 Message To Be Broadcast.
 The following message will be broadcast Wednesday from the wire less stations.
 Today, which is one year since the escape of Roy Dickerson, notorious bank robber, serving 25-year tern in the Alabama penitentiary, has been marked by the increasing oi the reward offered for his recapturt from s400 to $500. You are re quested to notify your local police officers of this information. Dicker. son is 2S years old, height feet inches. weight 40 pounds, medium build. blue eyes, brown hair, medium complexion, fairly good teeth. smootf shaven, dresses well and is of pleas ing personality, occupation engine hostler and fireman, nativity Ala bama. He has tattoo Of five pointed star near the base of the left thumb dagger piercing flesh, eagle, point star with rays on left forearm, anc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-14
PASTOR TO LEAVE
Rev. H0Idridge To Be Succeeded At MOultOn By Rev. Whittle TENNESSEE VALLEY BUREAU THE AGE-HERALD
 

Rev. W. L. Holdridge and family leave Wednesday for their new home in Goodwater. For four years MT. Holdridge has served as pastor of the Methodist church in Moulton and during that time has endeared him self to the townspeople. several years ago he served as pastor of the congregations near Goodwater, and rot far away is the home of his boy hood, hence the transfer is not with out it's pleasure to him and ms family. The new minister, Rev. Ii. F. Whittle, and his family are e%- pected in Moulton this week. They will move into the handsome new parsonage just being completed on the church grounds.