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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25

silo v nedeljo %. aprila OBJ $3.50
popoldne v, dvOrani Slovenske-
ga narodnega donna ma st. Clair
Ave.
sTorei kakor kaze, :bo ia pri-
reditev "Zarjep spet imenitna,
kakor je bila zadnja ma Zahval-
nj dan. Poleg omenjene operete
bo ma programu vec drugih
krasniii took, ma PRIMER ''Ko-
mandant Stane", INA juris",
pesem petnajste brigade, XII jo
je spisal Tone Seliskar, in dru-
ge pesmi, XII slikajo napor in BOZ
stare lomovine "a preroienie.
Prepricani' smo, da bodo topic
sprejete partizanske pesmi, ka-
kor so bile ma zadnji Zarjini pri-
redbi. Torej le posetite to pri-
redbo in vzivajte krasne pesmi
nasih hrabrih borcev, ki SO si-
Ger imelia velikanske in strasne
zrtve, ;vendar pa so premagali
in unicili strasnega sovraznika,
nacizem in fasizem, poleg tega
pa tudi vse grde domace izda-
jalce. "
Dajmo priznanje nasim pew
Gem in .pevkam, sal drugega ne
zelijo' in ne zahtevajo cd mas,
temvee samo, da napolnimo av-
ditorij Slovenskega narodnega
donna do zadnjega koticka. Pc
programu DO Piles, "a katerega
DO igral priznani Johnny Pc
con in njegov orkester. Seveda.
lmeli bodo tudi veselo prosto
zabavo med prijatelji Zarjanov.
Postrezba bo vsestransko dobra.
Torej 28. je mas in dan nasih
larjanov! Ma gotovo. svidenje,
Pozdrav vsem pravovernim!
Anton Jankovicl1.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25
Koncert' in, opsreta
zbora5 Zarja
j Rotten

Ker je ze tukaj pomlad, sc
moramo kot obieajno, pripraviti
"a koncert in opereto, "Pri zla.
tenn sodcku'', XII jo bo podal mas
pionirski pew. zbor Zarja, tisti
zbor, XII nam prepeva ze zadnjih
80 let. Da, Zarja je veliko do
prinesla ma nasem kulturnem
polju v letih svojega obstoja!
Pomagala je veliko nasim ma
rodnim domom, eitalnicam, rag
licnim druStvom, kulturnim. in
drugim organizacijam. Pevci in
.pevke Zarje SO, Sc skozi vseh 80
let zrtvoyali "a dobrobit delav-
stya in nanodne kulture. To pa
"a navadne delayce in delavke
nj posebno lahko, zlasti BE v ca-
su krize in drugih nepOtrebnih
dOgpdkOv.
4 Pevci in peVke zbora 'zarie''
Sc zavedajo da SO. yeliko, zrtvo-
vail "a dobro in plemenito, stvar
in cato vam prirejajo tudi letos
spomlad danski, koncert in opera
to "Pri zlatem sOd6ku'', u kate
q je yeliko humorja. las Sc bol
ste tudi hasnaeiali. To se 80 ".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25

Dvoie pisem Cd sorodnikov

roceval, da mai Ii pisem. Upam,
da mi kmalu sporocis, kako je s
Teboj in : Tvojimi. Obeoem II
voscim srecne praznike, prve po
tolikih. letih: in svobodi, kar sc
pri' mas, tice. Srcno TIE poljublja
T.Foja,
..... "Anica Arko"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25

zive pod skupno streho pod skpno dzayo Nasa ameri
Ska in hasa zaveznska dolznost r poaga odpra vrata
do tega skupnega dona nikakor pa ne jih zapirati.
Primorsko in trzasko vprasanje DO reseno prd Ju-
goslavije &c bodo velik zavezni pod vodstvom Aere
rabili pravco svoe mero ce ho pa reseno drugace
tedaj je odocala lie stara innperalisticna politika
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25
Znanje je blagosfanie!

Y knjigi "A Nation Of Ma.
fions j. vsliko podatlkov q, Ame.
rid In Amsriltancsv. Kdor ss
Sli'rssnitno prsprl5ati. mi pre.
6its. ozirnina q nabavi. omenjs.
No. knitgo. SpisAl 10 81 ms mar.
Nivi poznani' Il spos1ovanis ans.
risko-s -slovenski ! spisa4slj Louis
Adsnik. xnji0o y lahiso prsslxr.
Bit rai nas. Y s,rsdniEtva Ens-
kopn11unsti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25

!, Ribnica ma Dolenjskem
%. septembra. 1915
"Draga sestra in VISA Tvoja rod
bina:
"Tvoje prvo sporocilo cd me-
SEGA junija prejeli z najvecjim
veseljem, zlasti ko smo izvedeli
IL pisma, da ste zdravi in zivi.
Tudi vi vsi ste preziveli to kriti-
emo dobo stirih let svetovrie VOL
ne. Tudi mi smo Sc vsi zivi in
dokaj zdravi. Docakali smo toll
ko zazeljeni mir. Mogoce Sc ii
DO zdelo cudno, da ma Tvoje dra-
go pismo, XII sno ga prejeli %.
augusta odgovarjam JAZZ. Da, to
pojasnim Ii in povem, da je te-
mu vzrok samo delo. Po okupa-
ciji, odnosno ,zasedbi nase vojske
dne 8. maja@tega leta, Sc je od-
prlo naraynos toliko della, da Sc
nj vedelo ne kod ne kan. Treba
je bilo sejati, saditi it'd. Gre
namrec tezko kmeCko delo ma
pref skozi do sedaj. Vedeti mo-
ras, da je bilo ma polju med VOL
no zelo omejeno. In sedaj kon-
emo ze pospravljamo sadove ma
Sega trpljenja. Pri vsem tenn pa
morati' vsled' tega garati same
in to cd zore: do trde noci, pa
tudi pozno v noe.
Mica re skoraj zgarana, Ana
pa utruiena, ste priganjale emo
drugo, dokler nisem JAZZ prijel
"a pero, da III napisem mesto
Ane, vsaj glavnih potezah, ka-
ko smo prenasali in prestali ia
strasni vojni metez. JAZZ sem pri
Sci NINA ma pomoc IL Ljubljane
takoj, ko je bilo to dovoljeno.
Ko DO delo ma polju koncano, ii
DO ona sama ze vse bolj ma dro-
bno porocala. Cd takrat pa te
prosim, da potrpis, ker preden
81 DO Ana toliko opomogla, da
ne DO cd utrujenosti precej po
vecerji kar pri stedilniku, zadre-
mala, be preteklo Sc precej casa.
"Sedaj jii ne smes zameriti,
sal ona bi, rada, ina namen in
voljo, toda ne more. Slovenski
izrek pravi: VOLTA je dobra,
a meso je slabo. Kako maj pric-
nem, sal sam ne vem., Najrajsi
bi zapisal. vse, naenkrat, pa ne
morem. Najprvo I'll omenim, da
je zgorel mas ,skedenj kozolcem
in seveda tudi, Slemencev. Potem
pa vsi drugi skednji,. XII SO, stall
po vrsti skozi do Marcia. Vines
je bilo ze tudi. vec hisic sezida-
nih, a je vse pozgano. To juna-
sko delo je izvrsil mas prvi SOW
raznik, italijanski fasisti.
"Kako je pa Ribnica porusena,
ie pa tezko popisati. Skusal I'll
bodem takole pojasniti. Trg od
Kramackove in Pildarckove hi
Sc, vse do kriza proti Hfvaci SO
deloma zelo poskodoyani.y Vec
kot polovico teh, SO samo, ruse-
vine. Ena, cd najbolj unicenih ,je
Debelakova hisa. Cd tegai je
ostala' sano kuhinja in hiev pod
streho "a silos
MAS, France je ostal sicer
xiv, a je vreden usmiljenja. Yes
je zgarans in zaskrbljen, kalso
Ebodo. postayili siz tehii FuseNirr
zopet priinerno hiso Aiklaya
fhisa in Bregarjeve, naprej, Ron-
sum in sola, je kup rnsevin.
Unicene in hudo prizadete so
druge do konca tega SO pa ' rll-
sevinah.
/ INA drugi strani vines je Ce-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25

LILO Il. Aoo oI., Jc pIcJcld PISIIlO
cd svoje sestre Ancke Arko, BIZ
vajoce v Ljubljani, XII il pise med
drugim, da je brat Lojze padel,
ko je> oral sueg in ga je zadela
krogla v trebuh.
Drugo pismo pa je Mrs: IDOL.
SEX prejela cd svoje sestricne
Mrs. Jennie Pader, bivajoce v
Brooklyn, N. Y, XII ga je pisal
Ivan Laurie, donna il Ribnice,
brat Mrs. Pader. Laurie je oroz-
mix v pokoju ter splosno poznan
v Radecah, Bucki, it'd, kjer je
sluzboval.
Tu sledita ODE pismi-prvo Cd
Ancke Arko, drugo cd Ivana
Laurica.
Ljubljana, 6 decembra 1915
"Ljuba sestra:
"Po tolikih letih I'll zopet pi-
sem. Cakala sem kaksne vesti
cd Tebe, pa nj mic glasu. Zelo
mas skrbi, &c ste Sc vsi zivi in
zdravi. Ia grozna vojna doba
naju je cisto odtujila cd Tebe,
da Sc sedaj skrbjo sprasuje-
mo, ali 81 Sc ziva?
"Pri mas donna Sc je veliko
spremenilo. Veliko zrtev smo da-
rovali ma oltar nase svobode.
Najdrazji brat, Lojze, ie padel,
ko je oral sneg in po nesreci ga
je zadela kroglja trebuh. Ker
nj bilo takojsne pomoci, je bilo
prepozno, da bi mu operacija
resila zivlienje. Umrl je II. fe-
bruarja 1943 leta. Lojzek, sin,
je bill tudi zaprt, a je srecno
prisel IL zaporov liz Italije in
nato je bill ma Koroskem "a de-
lavca. Sedaj oh koncu, ko Sc ;e
vracal domov, je bill mobiliziran
cd partizanov in sluzi rok ze
sest mesecev. Je zelo dober fant
in pameten.
"Drugi otroci so tudi ze veil
XII. Matt sc tudi kar dobro drzi 10
in SO bill najbolj vneta parti-
zanka, seveda donna, ne hribih.
Pri Cebeljakovih so vsi wi. Pri
Neznih je padel Ivan v partiza-
nih. Sploh pa je veliko zrtev v
Ribnici sami. Mnogo jih manjka.
Urbanove so kot po navadi.
Pri Selanovih tudi v redu. V gasi
pri Pakizevih manjkajo Emil,
Rado in Marian. Emilcek, ia
mali, sc nahaja nekje v ujetni-
stvu, ako je Sc xiv, Sc nj prisel
domov. Donna je Marjanca in
Malta.
"Pri smalcevih je tudi v redu.
Sedaj pa Sc Arkotove druzine.
Tine je bill dive lett v ujetnistvu,
emo leto pa interniran v Gonarsu
in Padovi. Tine je bill v Dachau,
enako tudi Debeljakov joe. Oba
sta sc srecno vrnila domov.
"Logar je bill trikrat pred
ustrelitvijo, a je srecno prestal.
Nato je bill dive lett v internaci-
j. Proti koncu, to je re apriia,
pa SO mu donna zverinsko pobili
zeno Marico in ODE hceri, Bredo
in Carjo. JAZZ sem mislila, da bo
znorel, ko je revez prisei domov.
Sedaj je bill YES ia cas- pri mas
in mu v najhujsih dusevnih mu-
kah sto limo ma strani. Vidis, toll
ko hudega Sc je zvrnilo ma naso
ubogo domovino.
"Mirkotova diva sinova Sc tu-
di nista vrnila. JAZZ ravno nisem
bila zaprta, a vseeno sem veliko
gorja prestala. Posebno proti
koncu, ko je bilo dnevno bonn
bardirano. .Ako sprejmes taElist,,
TIE pray lepo prosim, ako odgo-
voris, kako je z Vami. Sedaj sta
mi otroka zelo zrastla. Tinko me
je ze prerastel. Tine je sedaj po-
stni Inspector in veliko hodi ma
potovan+e. Ravno vceraj je od-
Sci ga IA dni. Vedno mi je na-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-25

" kotus StekliGkova, vse drugu
okoli, il pa v rusevinah. Nasa
lepa cerkev je brez strehe in
tramov, je slicna start rujni,
Seveda je tudi farovz unicen,
pozgan. Koiodvor je tudi razbit
in popolnoma unicen, mescanska
sola, vse druge hise do tega pa
delona mani, deloma boil pos
kodovane. l..
''Tudi ma Maxi je vec his tie.
zko odovanih. Nasa ma sre.
co nj dobila vecjih poskodb, ra-
zen Sip ma oknihi in nekaj mad
500 opek ma strehi. Sp1oh je pa
nj hise v Ribnici, da ne bi nosila
sledov vojne. Tudi Rudezev grad
v Marofi je samo kup razvalin
in podrtija. Vojasnica je cisto
razbita. Seveda 80 tudi vasi hu-
do prizadete, enc vec druge
mani. Tudi cerkve podruznice 50
hudo trpele. Tako sv. Ana, sv.
Francisek ter Nova Stifta in
druge. Hrvaca je ostala razme-
roma neposkodovana in tam Sc
daj' Ribnicanie opravljajo svo-
je verske dolznosti. Pa tudi ze
naso farno, cerkev obnavljajo.
Sedaj pripravljajo postresje.
"Sploh pa Sc della z vso paro
vsepovsod. Seveda, v prvi vrsti
Sc popravlja zeleznica, mostovi,
da Sc odpre, promet, premogo-
kopi, tovarne it'd, kar je rodilo
ze do sedaj lepe uspehe. Ker
glavno je, da dobimo. cd zunaj
zivez in drugo blago. &c ne bi
bilo tukaj' ze do sedaj: tako veil
kin uspehov, bi bila nastopila
prav gotovo splosna lakota. Ne
mores 81 predstavljati, treba je
videti, obcutiti in preziveti, ka-
ko vojna vihra vse totalno unici.
A kar ne unici, pokrade in od-
pelje.
mi, Slovenci smo bill Sc tenn
bolj prizadeti, ker najprvo so
mas Italijani pestili, nato Sc
Nemci in koncno z Nemci vred
Sc domaca revolucija. Kako so
zlobno nastopali Italijani in
Nemci napram domacemu ljud-
stvu, 81 gotovo citala v tamkaj-
smith casopisih. Posebno pa so
Nemci pokazali vse svoje sovra-
stvo napram nam Slovencem.
Veliko vasi, zlasti IL Gorenjske,
Dolenjske in Spodnje stajerske,
je bilo eisto izseljenih ali pregna-
nih. Njih imetje pa zaplenjeno.
"Tisoce in tisoce moz in zena,
deklet in fantov, pa tudi otrok
je bilo odgnanih v nemska, ta-
borisca. Veliko stevilo je bilo
postreljenih,, brez vsakega vzro-
ka ali kot talci. Sploh Sc ne da
vsega trpljenja nasega. ljudstva
popisati. To DO pisala zgodovi-
ma. Koliko tisocev Slovencev je
v italijanskih, zlasti pa Sc v
nemskih koncentracijskih ta-
boriscih pomrlo. cd gladu in
trpljeja, 81. tudi gotovo tam
citala. In kaj vse so Nemci pecen-
jail, samo da bi cimvec Sloven-
'oev'unicili, je nepopisno ter bode
to gotovo Sc vse zgodovinsko
dognano. Preziveli sc vedno vra-
cajo in vsi hvalijo zaveznisko
vojsko, da jih je resila in preskr-
bella z hrano, da so Sc opomogli
"a potovanje v domovino. Ste
vilo unicenega zivlja gre v vec
stotisoce, MANFRED Siovencev,
,vseh Jugoslovanov pa mad en-
million in 100000.
"Od. domacih, XII sc jih bos
spomnila, SO postal zrtve te stra-
sne vojne in sicer: Pakiz in ME-
gova diva sina; Gelzetov Lojze,
gospodar; Lukezov Tone, Kriz-
manovi vsi trije sinovi; kovaca
Pucelja trije sinovi; Pepelariev
najmlajsi sin; Pirkovic, trgo-
vec; Pirkarjev sin; Logarjeva
zena in Ol1e heeri. Mehanikar-
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-02-07
Personals
Clubs

Mrs. John Downs returned from
Clarksdale where she visited her
husband for the weekend.
Miss Inez Fink returned to Jack
SON Sunday after a short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Fink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grey johnson and
son, Wesley Grey, were Sunday
guests in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Moore.
Miss Evelyn McRae was weekend
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Buck McRae of Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Nabors of
Pickens spent Sunday night with
Miss Sarah and Edna Nabors.
Lester Bradley, who recently re-
ceived his discharge from the Army
has accepted a position with Piggly
Wiggly here.
Friends of Robert N. Bob" Nc
Lellan will be glad to know he has
received his discharge from the
Navy, after serving thirty-two
months in the European and Pacific
areas. He Is now at home with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Nc
Lellan.
Earl Gilmore, USMC, and his
father, Mr.. r. E. Gilmore. Of Durant,
were Lexington visitors this week.
Mrs. Nan Ferrell of Greenwood
was guest in the home Of Mrs. Mary
Heinrich this week.
Sonny Meek, USMc, has been Sc
lected with one other in his section
to participate in an expert marks
man contest, to be held on Honolulu
some time this month.
Mrs. Nellie Boyd has returned to
her home after a few weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Flow
ers.
Mr.. Edgar Russell and Mrs. Clyde
Russell visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. I.
Russell Tuesday. Mrs. T. B. Lehman
and baby Margurite visited Mrs. E.
/. Russell Tuesday.
Friends Of Mr.. Roy Young regret
to learn Of the death of his mother,
Mrs. George Young, in Meridian
Tuesday. He and Mrs. Young and
children have gone to attend the
services.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-02-07

Australians were pulled out Of the
North Africa battle and sent home
to block, if possible, Jap invasion
of Australia. The British fell back
nearly to Alexandria Uater to make
the astonishing come back from El
Allemain). The powerful German
battle cruisers Scharnhorst and
Gneisenau left Brest, steamed up the
Channel and through the Strait of
Dover to escape unharmed. U-boat
sinkings in the Atlantic were ex-
tremely alarming-Britian might be
starved out in few weeks-Mur-
mansk conveys were riddled, the
Germans were through Poland and
driving the Russians as fast as they
could travel. Scores of thousands Of
tons of merchant shipping was sunk
off American shores daily. The whole
war picture was about as black as
it could be. Did the British quail?
Not for an instant. They held with
the traditional bulldog courage as
at Malta. They won breadth
victories as Alemain. They rebuilt
the Fleet and exterminated the
Italian fleet. In all history there is
no more shining example of pure
grit than the English, Scotch, Welsh
and Ulstermen showed in that dark
time.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-02-07
Society
Homilton-McMorrouqh
Vows Pledged 30th

OF interest in Lexington, where
the bride has frequently visited in
the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. McMorrough, was
the marriage Of Miss Peggy McMor-
rough to Mr.. James w. Hamilton,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hamilton,
Of Maud. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. McMorrough,
Jr., of Maud.
The impressive double-ring cere-
mony uniting this young couple in
marriage was held in the Adams
Room of the Hotel Peabody in Mem
phis on Wednesday evening, Jan.
30th, at seven o'clock. The Rev. T.
T. Williams, of Tunica. officiated
Only members of the immediate
families were present.
A program Of nuptial music, pre-
ceded the ceremony.
Miss Romelle Mallard, Of Mem
phis. a cousin Of the bride. was maid
Of honor. She was attractive in a
rose suit and she wore . shoulder
corsage of pink camellias.
The groom's father was his best
man.
The bride. given In marriage BY
her father, was beautiful in her we'd
ding suit Of white wine wool. She
used black accessories and her
shoulder corsage was an orchid. For
something old" she wore her grand
mothers diamond bar pin.
A wedding supper in the Skyway
followed the ceremony.
The bride is a graduate Of Tunica
High School and was attending M.
S. c. w., at Columbus.
The groom is graduate Of Tunica
High and was attending Miss. State
College before entering the service.
He returned to the states in January
after 18 months in the ETO. He has
been in the service for four years
The couple will be at home in
Memphis.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-02-07

Mrs. Irene Money and Mrs. Ed
gar Lumpkin visited Canton Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Lumpkin has ac-
cepted the proposal Of Grace Episco-
pal Church, Canton, to serve as or
ganist temporarily, and win assume
charge Of the organ on the second
and fourth Sundays Of the month.
1t. William Eggleston who has
recently been discharged after hav-
ing served on the SIS Gillespie ir
the Pacific visited relatives and
friends in Lexington Feb. 1st. He
and his family are now in Florids
for a few weeks stay.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-02-07

In tnat while Ken could get WITHIN
twenty yards of the flock, no one
else could get within hundred. He
puts out feed for them in his woods
and they come to know his call and
trust him. Well, in the fall four hens
and seven gobblers came back, not
a single young one. What happened
to the others? The hens nest on the
ground. What you guess got them?
In all their range the neighbors know
the flock, approve the efforts to re-
stock the woods, help guard them,
give all protection possible. Nothing
living on the ground can survive the
fox. A reasonable number of fox for
pleasure Of hound owners might be
permitted to live on the ground
nesting birds and the rabbits but
certainly the fox hunters should al
low the bird hunters little lee-way
for their sport.
Wul II Take q Tragedy 70 make
the parents understand that 20 rifles
are deadly weapons? Recently a bull
let fell In five feet Of . man at work
in his field. Another man on another
day had two bullets rattle through
the limbs Of small bush just over
his head. The boys do not mean any
harm but a bullet received by acci-
dent is just as deadly as one sent by
intent It is something the parents
have got to take care Of or possibly
be very sorry for. Never as much as
week passes without mention Of
"boy killed by accident by bullet
from 20" in some Of the daily
papers.
Prime Minister Churchill's Secret
War Speech to the House Of Com
mons in April 1912, published in the
January 28th issue Of Life. is grim
and stirring report on the blackest
days Of the war. It shows the stark
courage Of the British people more
clearly than we have ever UNDER
stood before. It deals with the peri
cd in which they lost Singapore with
hundred thousand men, who were
badly needed in the middle east.
That was in December 1941. In Sept.
the Nelson, major battleship, had
been torpedoed. In November their
biggest aircraft carrier and the bat
tleship Barham were sunk in the
Mediterranean. On Dec. 9th the
Prince Of Wales and Repulse, two
of their best, were sunk in the Gulf
of Siam. CTwo days before that our
battle fleet in the Pacific had been
destroyed in Pearl Harbor). On Dec.
10Th the Valiant and Queen Eliza
beth, two of their best battleships
were torpedoed in the harbor of
Alexandria. This left the British nc
battle fleet in the Mediterranean
(The Italians had five battleships)
The Japs controlled the Pacific. The
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-02-07
CURRENT COMMENT
BY Henry willis

ThGt Fire Arms Registration Act
that has been passed by the State
Senate Of Mississippi--of all States
provides maximum fine Of $780,
90 dollars or one year imprisonment
or both for failure to register any
lire arm. For failing to report sale
of fire arm the maximum penalty
h reduced to $250.00 and 90 days in
jail, either or both. These heavy
penalties for right the Constitution
gives usi All criminals or would be
criminals win hasten TO the Sheriffs
Sekice to register their guns. Sub
vrsive elemenls will nee to IL that
their followers regisSAr their fire
arms 20 that they may avoid arrest
md penalties. The good and law
abiding people will register their
gums too. Such q bill even introduc-
I'd In . Legislature Is sickening. But
you had better let your Representa-
Eves know how you feel about it.
The Governor Is reported to be for
1t.
The CitYs Business Men mst with
representatives Of q Shirt Factory
In negotiations to bring the enter
prise here. From 10 o'clock to noon
Monday at the City Hall there was
m interchange Of information and
then the session moved to Huffstat-
ler House for dinner, a very good
one, and to listen to excellent talks
by editor Hazel Brannon and At
torney Ed White, H. H. Johnson act
ing as master Of ceremonies. Miss
Brannon wisely and wittily explain
Cd the interest Of the trade territory
In general and the women in parti-
.cular in the proposed industry and
the treck Of industrial plants here
ward. She was roundly applauded
on her handling of the subject. Ed
win White briefly summarized the
many points Of advantage the City
Of Lexington has to offer to new
.comers-such as the high character
of the people Of the county, railways,
paved roads, soft water, excellent
schools, many churches, hospital,
Masonic and other orders. business
and social clubs--all in the happy,
rapid way Of which Attorney White
IL such a master. Altogether the
visitors could not fail to have been
favorably impressed though they did
not commit themselves, being slated
TO investigate Senatobia tomorrow,
after which it is understood they
will make decision after dinner.
Chamber of Commerce President T.
M. Williams with Secretary Glover,
Directors Scobey, Reedy Ellis and
others drove the strangers to look
at proposed sites, the road system
and other features.
Wild Turkey Roisin0 hos not prov.
ed encouraging to K. H. Diggs who
knows more about wild things than
any other man in the county. Last
spring eleven hens and nine gob-
blers left. They were all semi-wild
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-02-07
Honor Roll Students
At HJC Listed

Goodman, Miss, Feb. 5th-The
registrars office recently released
the list Of student making honor roll
for first semester work.
Two students deserve special con-
sideration, in that all grades showed
straight AS for entire semester. The
young ladies making this rating
were: Dot johnson, and Peggy o.
Neal.
Freshman Honor Roll: Delma
Louise Black, Sue Brown, Barba
Ann Gerard, Julia Guidry, Maxine
Head, Juanita Jones, Dot Johnson,
Peggy O'Neal, Mamie Stephenson,
Annie L. VanLandingham, jeanette
Russell, Jean Williams, and Ernes-
tine Wigley.
Sophomores: Edith Alvarada, Mar
tha Jean Ferguson, Elaine Jenkins,
Helen King, Anna M. Madden, Eloise
Moore, Nell Sigh, Wornda Thread
gill, Mable Montague. Jane Wilburn,
and Betty June Worrell.
New Students
The second semester showed net
gain in enrolment over the proceed
ing semester. Five graduated at mid
term and most of this group have
enrolled at senior colleges in Miss.
The new students were mostly vet
Grams who are in school under some
of the educational advantages offer
ed through the G. l. bills dealing
with students continuing their edu-
cation. Twenty-Five G. rs have re-
Gently enrolled at Holmes.
FOR SALE: Oats. 9nc Per bushel. q
Erifx phor,o 9O0Y
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-02-07

FOR SALE: Oats. 9nc Per bushel. o
A. Fritz. Phone 1921.
lS-tfn
Evening star., 1946-02-23

twenty-one. From 1S41 until 1859
he made his home in Dusseldorf,
studying under Karl Friedrich
Lessing and subsequently practicing
independently. His Crossing"
seems to have been finished in 1851.
1t probably never pleased the pro-
fessional appraisers, but it delighted
the majority of their lay contem-
poraries. When exhibited in the
rotunda of the Capitol in March and
April, 1852, crowds of citizens focked
to admire it. Mr.. Leutze soon. was
commissioned to paint his West
ward the Course of Empire Takes It's
Way" still on the wall of the west
staircase of the House of Representa-
tives-another example of his pc
culiar genius which the public ap-
proves and some critics find "labored,
conventional and - stilted"
The artists life was comparatively
short. He died in his lodgings at
Twelfth and G streets on July IS,
1868, and The Star for the second
day following declared Of him that
he had left pictures which shall
endure through all time"