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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-07-19
MARKET
ALEs, FRIDAY, JULY IL.

Blue Bell-5O0, 1.
Blue Bull-10OO, 2.
Consolidated-200O, 16.
F1orence-2OOO, 81; 1000, So.
Fraction-1000, 5.
Grandma-1000, 2.
Great Bend-10O0, 2.
Kewanas-6OOO, 8.
Red Hill Florence-300O, 4.
Silver Pick-100O, z.
Sandstorm-1000, L.
Spearhead-50OO, 4.
Midway-10OO, 20; 5000, 2S.
Rescue-3000, 20.
Tonopah Ex.-25OO, 2.47k.
Crescent-2OOO, As.
Amalgamated-13, 900, 1.
Man. Con-100O, boo, 4; 1000, 4.
White Caps-200O, 10.
Round Mt.-10OO, 81.
Simon Lead-10O, $50; 500,
1855; 400, 1.S2k.
Con. Vir.-100, Las 400, $50.
Mexican-100, SO.
Ophir-10O, LOS.
Alto-1O00, 6.
Apex-10OO, 10; 1900, 9.
BelcLer-5OOO, 10; 1000, ~.
Belcher Ex.-1OOO, SO.
Ben Hur-1OOO,' IL; 5000, 13;
6OO0, b60, IA.
Brougher-2OOO, 1924 500,
1921; 1900, 1.65; $500, 1874.
Butte-3OOO, Is.
Divide-50, 1879.
Dividend-5OOO, 70; 1900, II;
1000, 72; 1000, b30, 70; 1000, 70.
Divide Con-2OOO, so; 1000, 81.
Divide City-2500, "a; 5000, 25.
Divide Ex.-50O, 2.40.
East Divide-2000, 20.
Florence-1000, 35.
Hasbrouck-500, SO; 1900, 81;
1900, SO; 500, 40.
Harmill-2OOO, s..
High Divide-500O, IA.
Horseshoe-0100, IS; 1000, 10.
Kernick-5OO, II.
Reno-10O0, 8.
Rosetta-1000, II.
Silver King-3000, 21; 1900, b30,
%.
Victory-1G00, 46.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-07-19
SALES, SATURDAY, JULY IL.

S<A1LhID, 0A OSIL
Atlanta-5OO0, 3.
Blue Bell-1O, 600, /.
Goldfield Devel.-6OO0, II.
Florence-5OO, 63.
Fraction-1OOO, 5.
Grandma-10,O0 600, 2.
Great Bend-5CO0, 2.
Kewanas-10OO. 2.
Merger-5O00, 3
Red Hill Florence-10,0O0, b30,
4; 20GO, A..
Silver Pick-450O, z.
Spearhcad-6OOO, 4.
Cash Boy-1oOO, 8.
Midway-150O, 20; 5000, 80;
1000, 80; 1000, 80; 500, "a; 1000,
b30. 35.
Rescue-2500, 20.
Crescent--10OO, As.
Morning Glory-10OO, /.
Mustang-3000, 2.
White Cars-1O00, 4; 1900, 16.
Nevada H;lls-50O, 4.
Mayflower-35O0, 4; 5000, 5.
simon u LOO 12.
Simon Ex.-20OO, Z.
MeXlcan-7O0, 40; 200, 80.
Ophir-1OO, 1.12h 200, 1.07h.
Alto-2OOO, IS.
Apex-2OOO, g..
Belcher-1OOO, 70; 1000, II.
Belcher Ex.-15O0, SO; 500, 80.
Ben Hur-2OOO, 10.
Bevis-30OO. Z.
Brougher-5OO, b30, 1.65; 500,
100; 900, 1.57k.
Chariot-3000, 6.
Divi0e-1OO, $50.
Dividend-50O, 10; 500, ~;
10000, II; 1000, 20.
Divide Annex-1O00, 8.
Divide Con.-4OOO, 80; 1000,
b3O, 80; 1000, 80.
Divide City-1O0O, 25; 1000, "a;
1000, 23.
Divide Ex.-5O0, 2.4O; 23OO,
2.37k.
Divide, Jr.-3000, s.
East Divide-5OOO, 10; 1000, 20.
East Divide EX.-lOOO, &.
Eureka-200O, s..
lorence-25O0, "a.
Giant-2000, 10.
Gold Reef-25OO, 20; 1000, 2T
500. %; 5000, 80; 1000, 81.
Gold Wedge-S0O0, 6.
Geld Zone-2O0O, 81; 1000, 60.
Grimes-1OOO, 10; 5000, 20.
Hasbrouck-150O, 40; 5000, AZ;
$500, 43.
Hennessy-70O0, 16.
High Divide-50O, 10,
Horseshoe-3OO0, 10.
Keystone-5OO, 8.
Myra-10OO, 27.
Operator-1O0O. Z.
Reno-1OOO, 8; 500, 8.
Sunbeam-100O, 3.
-Toggery-1OOO, 81.
Thomson-10OO, II.
Victory-1OOO. As; 1000. AZ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
IrlMKs EXPELLED FROM
IRELAND BT BRITISH POLICE

Lon4an. Juns F-,s Amerean nale'
and q ue4leaari fren "a ssaEtsF-
masisFs aslarsmsni of ias Amsusau
sap<tr,sa.Ey f,fes - ~srs srr.a.
lnf iAslF lrsss a i'sisaa -srs eaisli
"a fron lAai s.ani, ssn1s, ~ oFseE
- iss RnlisA rassrunsni a. rsuh.
r Is aieEsa. = latl-rfest .4uh4A-
SAP siiA thr + na fxla
IA sannsfl sapals.oa - IN f~.a
oficrfs Aas rzr4iet ssassfsa az
G..sfal Rieai, Aeslgaausrs Ia Lea
doa. ~heFs e'iA rsporoi yearraay
TAoash Gsneg4l Ri1aies STAR seniss
al snouielrs - iAs eseni. essn iAe
adialari ssserf,sr 70 Rs ooFressoaS-
eai iAai b. nsrr hcasd q o. rhe ilsf
F.nairs tAai tAe laslor ans iAe isa
isnxni str, slmnono4 - ihs la8ss
a1rceairs cffof iAa 1rrrneoa Coz a
ene.Af coufsrsncc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cznno, reach fhe sal u the disease
CaiarFh j. a local di~esse. greatly in
finenced hy constitutional conditions.
and In order % cure Il you must take
an internal remedy. Halls Cstsrrh
Medicine IS taken internally and acts
thru che blood on he mucous surface.
o. the system. Halls Cafsrrh Medicine
vas prescTiessd hy one of the bes,
physicians in this country for years
r is composed of some az Tie best
tones known. ccrRbired with some 81
The best blood purifier, The perfect
combination of the ingredients in
Halls Cziarrh Meaac'De Is whai rTe
dacas such wonderful results in ca
ssrrhal conditions. Send for sessimcn
isls. fs'ee
r. j. CHENEY 4 co. Props, Toledo.
O
Ar Druggists. TSc.
Halls Family Pilis for constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
'OAhclNG On D[iCA
IS TAB0o N CHI
Authorities of Windy City To
Regulate Action Of Msn
and Wo1<n Bsthers

ehEsen 1uns s-rh~ fxyR,lsns
@saoes IL tAr ssnds ~e~a th~ scslf
49, 49, sn4 IL fas eses ga.ned rrsas
r.'F1ariiy ~ cssoaFo lAs, ssnmer.
tsi has ma esea eff,eail, t4rr~t
VIA ne sfxrnach - ths nsihins
s~asen - enf sufacrffss hhte s-
SD a. crifr sss.zs, ataeA dAnc.ns
n hafhing safix
We have eeen he~Fsl IN teseA
rnei,sty. as ~ hAh nnl'oa p~rscus
40 fFs<aenied ~ bsaeAes las YEAR
~ii t~srffy ssia water wrisat sse.
viafy q the baress - hsacA suls,f-
,is.an Ne ezra ~ ne ~cmsn Ana
rf,s - chisaso 80 awas ~hA siock
.rfs 'nacsi. - Asre As,n more TO
sfai laan Aiiariic ciiy. Bai sAcrs
nust - no dsncing IN TIE ssna is
asih.ns salts .ts positively imnoa
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

The Texas woaosr sor kidney and
bladder frouhiss. gravel diabetes.
weak and ianr hack. rheumatism and
irregularities ot the kidneys and blsd-
der in ho'h men and women. Regr-
izfeS biadtcr troubles u children II
no' sold by dclggsfg viii DC sent by
mail on rverrs Of s. -. One small
h-ozle IS two Hon'hS' trsatrcn; and
orfen care Send for sworn tcS'ino-
malls. D- = " Han. ss@s Olive ST..
81 Iscais No. Sold BY druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

surmisc thar the ~o-caiiei Wicked
Hi9.' lhe Slip IN aud various uoA-
bies siides aai dis ~cre frs tried
hy m and danoe-s IN bathing suits
Girls Wii - permitted 90 wear boy :
ish kni; suits this year. bar ihe arm
holes must b. csose-sitting and TIE
biccners must cone as how as four
inches abovc fhc knees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

Sons ilne u lss s.ea ! ia A.
atiaek e inc sesfloa ani crs-siAlz AZ
lookei siceuy ia -. received a fr~-
sample 90 Chsmaffiaias Tablets ~
nal gave iaen q trial ana shcr
Here sacA Ae,s q ne fAai hsasai
a paskA<e. ans ] ean tr1.sfaiiy say
iha, have rts aat a sinlar attack
aiuec' writes WA . Wis,c-. noas
l4sssiie. IA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

o-1ra.-f 4Ss-cNs y Esrc-
sas ere aasss sar -er ss',.. cs-n
rlssn- The Rea C7oss ~H gscv1f
1-a-ssrs Da1 facilities and iAe aaass
rl s-Gllr fcllrs sni clerks ard o7sa
cAarrfis a. t-arsu.. l7cs 81 cszrsc
ne soldiers -acneg 30 a hank IN rs
he-c town Ths war dopar-lcai wil
cnsc- Pc G-lr t was stated
Preliminary steas i- th.s d,rc-'i'1
have btva takea io- The asaefi 90
men 10 ..c dischargss az Camp Zacaasy
Tsy'o-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

Tie dancing mas'srs admit hat
nans q lAs freak ssels ihst gained
r,7-hrs IN he b'e fabuc halls ans
cahare,s here iAst ~infer originated
.E he s2ads q Lake Nichlxzn. uAcre
ia,asancs ~ halhrrs strrd OF and
fo.-irc'fet . tAe ro'iickins nusic of
hr1ss hands
nai fhe masters fusfher 2y that
iAerc rea1y wss 10 a., ia The sand
tancss- TIE bcacs siele bccsn,c
soral1r n fhe ruhilc halls psinciT,aiiy
bccaase ihcy Ser dams. tAcy d.
clare.
II is tifncan 10 say jus, vhcrc
the vAriols sieps originated p sad one
dsncsrE onof,sso-. -Puf x L. saf. 20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

Ihcre . HoiA.n- in trc cossiiiaiic,
% p-cVcai p-rs,1szi serving three
terms. o. nor " ihe vo,e-- siecs alm
Under ihe Roasa c-rpi-c medicine
medicine. re iaw ard o;ss- Prcses-
slors Wero oFsa 20 wousn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

a. yoinvilic- ie -Pcny near Paris. this
sumner j. the frs, ever offered by
an American chief MAGISTRATE gen.
fershinS has presented a trophy for
the country winning the rfnc shooting
competition.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
WILSON TROPHY FOR
GAMES NEAR PARIS

President Wilson's donation Ok /.
trophy to he awarded the winning ma
fion il the intesailied Olympic games
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

1918 5passenger Ford in rst-clas condition; sheet-ron
building 6x4O 1000 feet new lumber wagon; new Web
er wagon box; hay frame; set heavy work harness. |
Champion binder veooth cutivator; platform scales;
several smaller scales; SCOOPS shoves forks 10 Dozen
flower racks chairs benches cooler stepad-
e 700 lbs. SalVet medicated salt and many other articles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
FED cross NOTES

:. K M = = - ~ = 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

.Sess~< HGyskrrs
Gs-<,1S- M1sSa! .Ss-,.
SUSSTE HATAKAWA
IN
in -iS DEBT
01e a. he llAssiees1 pictures
O. zhz seaSon- 4 tha cas-. are
Jane Nova, Francis Mac50n-
a.as A powerful drama ot 4
yic1 0rssnsAi gambler who paid
his aahs Is rosdly zx he COL
saezss sAeZ Way worry any
iAsns zoous ire cast 0f she ele-
s1re He has alwsrz made real
rroaues oas tbs. Ais lz,e-
SAczl5 . extra rood-
ALSO
CAROL HOLLOWAY
AND
ANTONIO MORENO
Il shzt big northern woaaer
PE2ILS OF THUNDER NOUN
TAIN
Do-t Miss Azy Par x Tnls.
PRICES FIVE AND FIFTEEN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

NJ sacr Er< ro-ga x-@ tAe-e ~--e
ly.-ie -c1 rs-rrl-s c1 = -Acr rs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26

mas !" - Jak 81 predstavuje
"Cesk6 Slovo' koalici, toho
dokladem isou tyto radky, kite
re vtera otiskujs: Otce mas,
jen& ii ma Hradcanech, bud
sVate nam jmeno tive a vule tva
V ceske zemi a nedopust' ably
chleb mas Vezdejsi brali nam a
grarnlci a neuved' mas V poku-
SEM, z.ratit viru We spravedl-
most CeskosIovenske republi-
Ky od lichvaru zlych zbav mas.
Amen.
Snrtelny pad urednice o.
lsna palace koruna. - V pa
laci Koruna" ma narozi Pfi-
kopu a Vaclavskeho namestf u
dalo Sc vGera o pnl 9 hodine
rannl neStesti, ktere skonGilo
smrti mladistve ufednice. Isle
ia Milada Hauserova Il Vino
hradd, dcera pfedaka socialne
dcmokraticGeho dra Housera,
'ircdH'cc tosko sovcnskt komi
Sc pro koz a ush6, .vypadla
PHI nachglcni Sc oknem V |.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26

pare ma chodnik ma Prikope a
utrpela zlomeninu spodiny le-
becni kosti. Prednosta zachran
ne stanice MUDr. Kotab ,od-
veil divku bezvedomi do vSe
obecne nemocnice, kde 3 hod
odpcl. ira nemecke chirurgic-
Ike klinice podlehla svemu
zraneni. Mrtvola odnesena do
nemeckeho ustavu pro soudni
pitvu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26

- Dram. Sb. Tyl zahaji v ne
deli 2S. zari letosni bohatou Sc
zonu predstavenim "DIBLIk".
Zamluyte ST v cas- listky. tez na
celcu sczonu, 6 pTcdstavcni)
u p. Vacka Ceske N. SIM ma
Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26
TWSs IWSSl IWS.S
Strazce bezpecnosti.

proc pax sebral policajt to
no vandraka, kdyz mel papi-
ry pofadku."
"To della vzdycky, kdyz mu
81 vecer lesem domu - on Sc
sam boil"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26
ZPRAVY z CZECH.
President Masaryk a de:i.

AVh0SRA ~ - ~'-Ae
"Ces. Dem" vypravujs nasle-
dujici doiemnou pflhodu, KITE
IA Sc udala o amer. mar. swat
ku ma ZofinG. KdyZ totiz od-
chazel pres. Masaryk spalirem
vyb6hlo rad obecen-
stva male devcatko nadSe-
nym vykrikem "tatlcku!' "a
vesilo Sc radosti stkajic kolem
krku presidentovi. Hluboke pol
hnuti mad vyrazem teto detln-
ske lasky k osobe naSeho dra-
heho osvoboditele zmocnilo Sc
pTitomnych. President sam do
lat, polibil devcatko ma cele a
n6kolika milymi slovy Sc dl-
tetem iako taticek rozloucil.
Ia ri tydny pozdeji dostala
rnala obdivovat9lka od taticka
Masaryka dopis: Male Waste
Votrubove, VrSovice. Pan pre-
sident posila male Waste Vol
trubove 35 svazku Jirasko-I
vych spisu, ably ii je uchovalaI
iako upomlnku Ma setkanl nal
Zofine ably 81 V Mich, az po-
vyrcste, hodne cetla. JaroslaVI
Cisar, osobni tajemnlk presi-
denta.' Devcatko je zaCkou|
III. IL. obecne Skoly We VrSovi
cich a dcerou redaktora "Bla-|
niku', Stanislava Votruby
Slozil ST vlastni pohrehni pi
sen X svemu pohrbu. Y Kamen
nych Zehrovicich (okres No
We StraS9cD konal Sc minu-
lych dnech pohfeb tamnlho
rolnika ma odopcinku pana
! FrantiSka Kemra. Zesnuly byl
! vlas encem ryziho zrna pro
svou milou a uprimnou poya-
hu teSil Sc celem okoli te
nejlepSi povesti a prime, coz
take dokazovala neobycejna
uGast pri jaho pohfbu. Zaii-
mavo Jest, re Kemr nekolik let
pred svou smrti 3lozil 81 sam
"pohrebni piseA", obsahuj lei
til sloky, die napevu narodni
p;snG "Kde domov muj', a w
slovn6 81 psal, ably tato pise&
byla pfi jeho pohibu dvakrate
zazpivana a sic poprve pr Wy
naSeni jeho mrtvoly doniT q
pax pri predavani 'mrtvoly ie-
no do zelezniCniho vozu We
| Stanlcl SmecnO-StermDe Derk, JeZ
to 81 totiz Kemr vyminil byti
pohrben spalenim. Ably zpGva-
ci NELL pisen tn pri pohTbu po
ruce. dial 81 il Zensnulydo "a
soby vytisknouti V tiskarne fir
my J. Snaidr Ma Kladn6 a mel
il stale byte SVEN pro prl-
/ pad pohrbu 3veho pripravenou
, PTani Kemrovu V te pficin6 w
hov6l p6vecky odbor mis- nihc
Sokola, ktery rovnez sucastniI
Sc pohrbu sveho mileho druha
a die prani Kemrova dvakrate
zap6l zasnulemu jeho vlastni
pohrebni pisen.
Taktika imperialism. - De
sill jsme Sc mad ciny n6mec-
kych imperialism. Jak oni do.
| 4 l..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26
Taktika imperialism.

Taktika imperialism. - De
sill jsme sc mad ciny n6mec-
kych imperialism. Jak oni do-
vedli kraiinu. jiz obsadili, wy
lloiisti,, vySsat, znicit! Jak do
vedli zachazet obyvatel-
stvem okupovan6ho uzemi,
Zadny prostredek k "udrzeni
poradku', iak tomu rikali, ne-
byl Spatny, vSe bylo dobrG,
loupeni, plen6ni. paleni, lez,
vrazda, zloCin, vSa bylo svatG,
co slouzilo k udrzcni moci, vSe
slouzilo k yySSi cti a chvale i
slave n6mecke zbraae. "Jen
Nemci lsou schopni takovGho
barbarstvi," rlkali isme plni
rozhorceni. Rd6Ii j lme sc mad
nemeckym duchem, mad meme
ckou moralkou. Pozddji vsak k
Jsme Sc pfesv6dGili, re - inn
perialismus Jest stejn6 kru,v
stejne barbarsky, Jak Sc cho-
vail Mad ari ma Slovensku? A
iak vladnou Polaci Ukraiin-
cum? Ii Polaci, kteri zakusili
tolik bed a pokoreni od N6m-
Gu, zavedli ukrutny rezim We
Vychodni HaliGi. Nesa atri pro-
stcho lidu, bGfou mu vSc, co
ma, ale neiukrutneji postupu-
il proti intelligence. "Ullralin-
sky Prapor' pronaSi straSnt
zaloby prof jciich barbarskt
mu rezimu. imenujc ian6na 20
prayenych. NScchny zalare
.isou prcpIneny, lest nich vi-
lce jak 10000 Ukraj ajincu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-26

Oznanue sc svGtu ze panu V6mu Hohenzoernovi ma
kazan hJl rozvod ochcchu Ausri Hlavnm dit
voden vseobecn6 znmvn Jest nemohoucnost manzea
Slost vtkenl pani manzelky. ;,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-14
WOMEN OF VAN buren,
COUNTY. ATTENTION.

Let every mother, wife and sister,
be at the poles sometime during the
day, April Sth, to do her duty. AS
one of the most important duties of a
life time will confront her then.
Be sure and become qualified to do
this by having registered by the 22nd,
of March.
The saloon element is on the alert,
distillers are all organized to fight to
the last trench. At a meeting held
by them in Chicago on January 18th,
they pooled their interests, valued at
81 900, 100000 and decided to fight
the dry forces in every state of the
union, and before the United States
Supreme court If they succeed all
the work done for the safety of your
homes and your dear ones, will be
cast aside. Can you afford to let this
be done? No-a thousand times No.
Lets rally to the rescue, and help
our good brethren to bury this saloon
carcass so deep that its deadly stencil
shall never more pollute the air of our
good state, Michigan.
Rachel A. Bailey.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-14

once, for they all make it plain to
me that there is no more Homestead
land 10 be had worth having. / am
from the North, you know. This
same man had plenty of virgin land
vet on railroad right of way at 500
per acre. Again | am shy the $10C
per. for you see | am in search OF
health and not quite so much wealth.
! am sitting out tonight in shirt.
sleeves, no hat, no mosquitoes and no
alligators. ! haven't seen any
"Diamond Back Snakes" however, the
people all admit they are plentiful.
They can't be as dangerous as we
people Of the North have been prone
to believe, as the children are allowed
to run any and everywhere bare foot
ed | wish TO add word about game.
Small game, cotton tail, waterfowl and
quail are plentiful. | rode down the
line with the work crew ten miles and
game surely was plentiful. They
claim that bears are seen here
occasionally / trust these. facts that
came under my observation will be-
interesting to readers of The True
Northerner. Just a word of caution
to those coming South. Watch your
suit cases as you near Jacksonville,
as it was easy for them to disappear
on the train that | came on. You see
| wasn't known down here.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-14
SCHOOL NOTES

ID. Henry of the Department of
Science at the Western State Normal
college visited that department in the
High school Tuesday.
Thursday evening, February goth,
at eight o'clock is the date for the
next number of the Lyceum course.
The entertainment will be given by
the Lillian Johnson Concert company
This company comes very highly
recommended and will undoubtedly
draw large local audience.
Members of the high school who at
tanned an average scholarship of b.
(90-95 per Gently in all subjects dur
ing the first semester constitute the
honor roll. The following pupils at
tanned this grade during the semester
just closed:-Gertrude Adriance. Ruth
DeGraff, Dorothy Anderson, Gertrude
Bailey, Edith Baxter, Rosalin Burke.
Blanche Cavanaugh, Robert Cavan-
augh, Irene Gibbs, Gladys Hoerner,
Lloyd Holcomb, l.. B. Hoodemaker
Dollie Kline, Minnie Kline, James
Maxwell, Marie Mutchler, Marjorie
Nunnerly, Meta Smith, Alice Tubbs,
Martha Thayer, Dorothy futile, Coral
Van Wiltenberg, Dorothy Webb,
Robert Webb, Hazel White, Clarence
Yonker.
Many Of the Senior class attended
the funeral of the late WILDER Frell-
sen on Wednesday afternoon, he hav-
ing been a member of that class
while attending the local high school
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Friday, February 21st, is the date
OF the annual Parent-Patron Day. If
you have not visited the local schools
plan to do so at that time. Fathers
as we'll as mothers are invited to show
their interest in the school by visit
at that time. 1t furnishes an oppor-
tunity to put in practice that spirit of
interest advocated at the Father and
Son banquet.
Parents: Are you well informed as
to what your child is doing in school,
the quality of his work, his manifest
interest, his aims and aspirations
1t will Tighten the teachers burden,
enthuse and stimulate the pupil and
excite him to greater determination
regarding his future success if you
will but show the proper interest in
his activities during the period of his
school life. The scholarship records
of pupils whose parents take an active
interest in their school life are usually
far superior to that of pupils whose
parents neglect this obligation to
their children.
New pupils in the various grades
are as Observation-Disclosures, Melvin
Drake, Winefred Fisk. First Grade,
Eda Herwig and Dora Stratton
Second Grade, Dorothy Neimark and
Almeda Fisk. Third Grade, Otis
Stratton and Shirley Reppior. Fourth
Grade, Elaine Wilson. Sixth Grade,
Erwin Weeks, Blanche Wilson and
Marion Neimark. High school, jean
etteNeimark and Esther Weeks.
The members of the Sixth grade
have combined average of 90 per
cent in spelling during the past three
weeks.
Men, Money and Wisdom are the
three great agencies of National de-
fence. Man-power depends on boy
power. Is anything being left undone
which should be done to insure our
boys the brightest future?
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UNION CAUCUS

The Annual Union Caucus of the
Village of Paw Paw for the purpose
of nominating Village President,
Assessor, Clerk, Treasurer and three
Trustees and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before said Caucus will be held
on Tuesday the 18th, day of February
1919 at the Council rooms in said Will
age at the hour of 7:30 in the evening
Merle H. Young
H. L. Mcneil
Guy F. Warner
T. J. Cavanaugh
Committee.
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to a man direct from the north,
especially when | was stepping off ten
miles by way of the "Tie Ticket"
route. While l had a sack thrown
over my back with three dozen
loranges and grape fruit, | would have
gladly exchanged several for a real
Michigan snow ball. Oh Yes. | per-
spired some, although there was a
good breeze blowing.
This is a new part Of South Florida
recently opened up for development
by the extension of the A. l.. c. X. r..
along the west shore of Lake Okecho-
bee. Get your map.) The country
is settling up fast. There is such a
demand for Florida soil that the
prices are going up out of sight of
the average man. Orange and Citrus
groves in bearing are commanding
81 900 per acre, and are selling at
that price.
| have been offered thirty acre
orange grove, trees from ten years
down to one year old for $25, 600.
(Where is that $4,000 of mine, as l
want to buy.) The best part of the
story is, the present owner got this
land by the Homestead method"
twelve years ago, went thirty
miles from the railroad to stake it,
and today the railroad passes through
his claim. Don't all start south at
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Letter from Vincent SherrOd to the
True Northerner, dated from Palm
dale and Hall City, Florida, January

23rd, 1919.
The True Northerner, Paw Paw, Mich.
So many Of my friends have asked
me to write them as to what / found
in Southern Florida, | am taking this
means to reach them all.
In the first place, have nothing to
sell. We bought town property Oots)
two years ago, "unsight and unseen"
1900 miles away. and now / wish to
say in justice to DR.. G.. r. Hall of Chi
cago, owner and founder of Christian
colony and Hall city, Florida, our
trust in him was not misplaced.
have been over the site of Hall city.
1t is not high, neither is it low. DR..
Hall selected for us very desirable
residence place, in fact there is no
bad spots on the town site. The new
railroad is built as is the new passen-
ger depot, and passenger service will
shortly be established.
/ have long been a sufferer from
chronic catarrh and that is what caus-
ed me to turn my thoughts in this
direction. wish to state that I find
great deal of relief in the short
time that l have been here. In fact
] am more than, pleased with the
climate.
am ESQ miles south of Jackson
vile. The temperature today went up
to ninety in the shade. am sure
you will consider that rather warm
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s. A. ID. CHURCH

Sabbath School ---------10:O0 A. NJ
Sabbath Worship ----- HOO A. n.
The sermon topic will be:-"Pro-
life Christianity. We plan to or
ganize our church for systematic
Christian endeavor.
There will be services in the Churcl,
Sunday evening. The subject to be
considered:-"The League Of Nations
and the Bible. What does the Bible
say. Come and hear this.
Prayer service Wednesday eve., 1880
Orva Lee Ice, Pastor
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- NASH
Motor Cars and Trucks
NASH

| have the agency for this
celebrated Car and truck and
will be glad to interview any.
one interested in the best Au.
tomobile and Truck made.
Further announcements in
these columns later.
Jay Hinckley,
Paw Paw, Mich.
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