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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06

the great composer Mozart and his
beloved old friend Emanuel Schick-
aneder. the imprrsario. makes il All
the more interesting and entertain
ing. II aboundS i'll situations that are
laughable and intriguing. Percy
HIcmus in the title role is a revcla-
tion az JOY. His magnificent bari
tone was encorcd every time he sang.
He IL comedian or rare ability ae
well and kept the audience constant
IN amused
Regina Nicarino. The "prima dom
na assoluia" Of the Vienna opera
house. gave her audience Il wonder
ful effect Of coloratura singing and
excellent acting also IN the role Of
the jealous and capricious prima
donna. worrying the life out of the
imprcsario. She " finished artistic.
One could easily imagine her
tTiumphs rs the great soprano in the
metropolitan opera hansgs Of two
continents. Her high notes are full,
strong and sweet. Her technique APP
parently H. flawless.
II may be said truthfully that Haz-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
THOUGHT DEAD ON
FIELD OF HONOR
HELD FOR BURGLARY

PARIS. Nov Dead On the
field of honor II the mention against
the name Of Ciauiius VriIat al the
French Ministry of War and bis name
has adorned the monument al Nagent
Sur-Seinc. erected 20 che memory Of
our sons who fen on tie field Of bat
tie"
Charged with burglary committed
IN the Moneeau District of Paris,
Claude Pasquet was arrested BY tho
Partisan police few days ago.
The authorities say that Pasquet
and Vrillat are one and the same.
Vrillat. il is now alleged. deserted
on the eve Of an attack in the
Champagne district and was posted
IS disappeared with no presumption
~ desertion. probably killed" His
name has been stricken from the
monument at Nogent-sur-Seinc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
WACO SHERIFF SEVERELY.
CRITICIZED IN REPORT.
Grand Jury, However, Refrains
From Bringing Indictments

WACO, Tex, Nov. 5-The Me-
Lehman county grand jury which has
been investigating the Lorena trage-
dy enacted during them X. X. r. par
ade there some weeks ago, finally adj
journed today without returning any
indictments. However. 1T severely
criticized Sheriff Bob Buchanan and
Deputy Sheriff Burton for the man.
ner in which they interfered in the
Ku Klux klan parade
The report disclaimed any intent
TO defend the Khan. but said II be-
Iieved the best interests Of society
would be served by not returning
any bills.
Buchanan will not be able to ap-
pear before the body owing to inju-
ries hc received during the clash.
About one hundred and fifty wit
nesses were examined by the jury
since the investigation began three
weeks ago. II II understood the
jury was divided on some of the is-
sues involved and that the report is
compromise between factions IN
the jury itself.
II was predicted by n prominent
attorney five minutes befo the re-
port was made that the sheriff and
dcpuy would be indeed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
CHANNEL FUND Is
$l5,5OO SHORT, Is
ANNOUNCEMENT

With cash on nand in Valley banks
amounting to Sl05. .471,92. and sub
scripticns or hard amounting to
$3040. the Brazc' Santiago harbor
channel fund na1 Z total of $685.
51l.92 to IT, credit, leaving bal
ance Uncoll ctcd of $15,4S9, Sc-
ccrcing to fig-res announced Sat-
urday by y. I'll Hott. manager of the
Chamber Of Commerce.
Mr.. Hott's statement gave the
amount cf cash on hand two months
ago when the present drive started
as 500, ,724.96, Skich means that
the collections d1r;ng the present
campaign nave .-m0untc.. To $l2.-
1866
Hc said that TIE campaign will
omen Monday AZ Mission, the last
city 70 start work on the drive. The
object there will te To raise $1,000.
of which Mission has APPROXIMATELY
Sl700 on hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
BROWNSVILLE'S
PLANT PAYROLL
SHOWS GROWTH
United States Census FOs
Six Year Period Has
Significant figures

Brownsville's payroll to wage earners
In factories increased from $4,000 in
1914 "a sol 900 in 1919. or 364 per cent
while the payroll to salaried persons
went up from $4,000 % 1000. or only
$1,000. or G.2 per cent. according 10 the
Bureau Of Census preliminary statement
of the general results of the 1920 census
Of manufactures. covering the year 1919.
for the cities of Texas having a popula-
tion Of 10000 or more.
The census of manufactures. 1919 like
that of 1914. excluded trades. the build
ing trades. and the neighborhood indus
tries. and took account only Of cStab-
lishments conducted under the So-called
factory system. The word establish
ment- as used in the census reports mas
mean more than one mill or plant. pro-
vided they are owned or controlled and
operated hy single Individual. partner
ship. corpnration. az either "wnrr ~
operator aud are located Ia the same
town or city.
The figures give the total amount If
canital both owned AMI borrowed in-
vested in the business. hnt excludes the
value of rented property. ia addition
r. the component materials which enter
into the value ~ products. the cost "a
materials IN the summary Includes the
s.oSt ~ fuel mill supplies. aud the rent
~ power and heat. The value ~ products
turned ont ~ the factories during the
census year. whether Sold or on hand.
The summary for brownsville follows.
Number ~ establishments. 1919. eight
cen: 1914 fourteen.
Persons engaged IN manufactures
tIgfaD 1Ti: tf9l4i. lu3: increase. I'D
per cent Iropriet"rS and firm members.
nj IN 1919 and II in 1914: wage earn
erS saverage numbcri. ~ IN 1919. and
76 i'm 1914
Primary horSepnwer--TTO IN 1919.
4SG in 1914: increase 5S.4 per cent.
Capital-1g19 S:,400o. 1914. S3lI.-
O00: increase. 323 per cent.
Services-$l0SOO eco in 1919: $I1 600 in
1914: increase. 1874 per cent: salaries.
SIT 900 in 1919 a. compared q" SIG 900 III
1914. an Increase of 80 per cent: wages.
sol 900 in 1919 a. compared with So
On0 In 1914
Materials-$33aOO0 in 1919. as com
pared with $T4O0O in 1911. an increase
Of 35S1 per cent.
Value Of products SIO5OoO in 1919
as compared with $i67 TOO ia 1911. an
increase ~ 302.4 per cent.
Valne added by manufacture (yalne #
products less cost of materialsi SlGG.-
600 ia 1919. as compared with $.I:s0tO IN
1914. an increase of 7S.5 per cent.
The figures for Brownsville and Cor
pus Christi are almost identical cx-
cept as 10 the amount of capital invested
which. In Corpus Christi i $1.02l .Wo.
and as To the salaried employees. Corpus
Christi having A. If these as compared
a. BrownsyilIe's u. The number of
wage earners in Corpus Christi plants is
81. while that in Brownsville i 1l9.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
KING IS Held
CUILTLESSIN
CRUELTYCASE
Is Exonerated by Board
Which Votes to Retain Him
as Head Of School
ORr The Asso.inted pressl

AUSTIN Texas. Nov. =. Hy vote
~ two to one. the board of control today
voted to retain g. l.. King as superin-
tendcnt NJ the Juvenile Training S,hnol
AZ gainesville and cxsneraied him ~
charges of brutal treatment of inmates
concerning which tie board recently con
Quoted M inquiry.
The decision was made despite Gov
ernnr N-ff's urgent repneSf that Il
sweeping change bc made in the man
agcrnrnt "a the institution.
Chairman Cnwrll and H.. w Tirtlr vet
cd 1" retain King. while g. r. Johnson
voted for his DISMISSED
rhr majority nIlnipn held that ~
evidence had been presented the hoar,l
which tended a. show that King had al-
bowed brutal methods nv hr employed III
Furnishing inmates ~ the school
johnson III his minority stand 49,
elared that ~ was -firnly convinced
that the present management IL working
ur fhr fhror, thnf fh, reformation VI in-
mates ran he brought about only W
brute f"rre."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
ARMISTICE DAY
TO BE OBSERVED
BY LECIONAIRES

Following the encouragement yesterday
afternoon that the plans for the Found
ers' Day Pageant which was 10 have
been held here On November ~. had bcen
called off. the John Hanson Post Of the
American Legion. last night appointed a
committee 10 arrange Armistice pay
memorial services.
Plans ~ the committee which was ~
charge ~ the pageant called f"r tie
fusion of the ArmiSfice Day and Found
er's Day services. and fer that reason.
the legion bad moved up it~ program one
day. The ranreliing of the pageant plans
will restore tho nh~erraner ~ the ,lnN
originally planned
According - tentative arrangements.
Il patriotic procession Will hr hrld a-
nearly ~ possible III TIE same time that
the Unknown <oldirr will BE- buried with
h.nors N Arlington National Cemetery
The military will probably he called 10 "a
aid in the program. l;py ~conis will ais,
assist
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
DREARY AUTUMN MAKES ITS
DEBUT---CROPS, MERCHANTS
BENEFIT, BUTDUCKS SIGH

Dreary Autumn made its debut in
Brownsville yesterday.
Accompanying the first real visit
of the depressing seasons" arrival
in this city. was continued rain and
drizzle all Saturday afternoon. The
total rainfall In that period was "a
inch.
Yesterdays rain brought its ben
efits to Valley crops.
Especially around the Raymond
ville-Lyford section did the sprinkle
help. Approximately 5000 acres OF
onions seeded but not up, will be
greatly aided by the watering. Val
lev tomatoes and potatoes were also
in nee dof moisture.
Plant pests and insects will be kill
cd off rapidly as a result Of the cool
showers. agriculturists say.
Sweaters. overcoats. and wooden
'unmentionabies' were removed
from their "mothbally" resting plac-
e. where they have been reposing
since last years chilly season.
The open collar. the rolled up
sleeve. the sweating male in his
shirtsleeves have All disappeared and
bundled up and rainccat covered
human beings were much in evidence
when old Northwind blew his chilly
breath through the rain4rops yestcr-
day However. the minimum tempera-
turc during the Gay was 90 degrees
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
NOVEMBER Il IS
PROCLAIMED A
NATIONAL DAY

WASHINGTON. ID. a.. Nov. S.
4 proclamation setting aside Nov
emher I a. legal holiday as n
mark Of respect 10 the memory or
those who have their liyes in the
World War H. typified BIZ the un-
known American soldier who will be
buried at Arlington National Gene
terry on that day was issued tonight
by President Harding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
ALFONSO'S SHIRT In
"A RARE ADVENTURE
ON MOROCCO FRONT

MADRID. Nov. 5--The adventure
or Lieutenant Colonel Millan-Astray,
the heroic commander of the Span
ish Foreign Legion. and King Alton
SOS shirt is being related in the mi-
litary clubs.
When the Northumberland con-
ceived the idea Of the formation of
q foreign legion for service in Nor
Deco last summer, he decided to bring
the matter personally 10 the atten-
tion of the King. then Vt Biarritz.
Alfonso. who knew y. A-n-Astray
well. after listening To his gges-
tion and promising him his support.
requested him "a stay for the even
ing. when n reception was ~ be held.
There was difficulty in the way.
~ MiIlan-Astray had with him only
hiS worn. khaki uniform. The King.
however. overcame this AZ once, say
Ing IN MILAN Astray:
'You are just about my size. Go
into my rooms and choose some of
my clothes "a wear" Nillan-As-
tray chose an evening suit with
shirt in which nv attended the func-
tion. Afterward he returned the
clothes with the exception of the
shirt. which NJ took with him ~
Ccuta.
Later wv the year when the King
saw him again. his majesty told him
NV had missed the shirt.
OH said Millan-Astray, Your
Majesty. ] wear your shirt every
time pn into action and intend to
return il only when il bears the
mark NJ a wound received in your
service"
tie has now sent the shirt from
the hospital IN Malaga, where hr lies
wounded. 10 the palace IN Madrid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06

The fair sex even discarded its
summer furs.
POLITICALLY inclined citizens remark
with the annual emphasis. "The
leaves. are falling from the trees, as
Autumn brings its chilly breeze" :"
And the merchants display the
comfortables. quilts, and blankets.
Not only in cool season clothing
and wraps. do the merchants report
increased sales, but the coming If the
Fall with its shorter days and longer
nights SENS TO have stimulated a
sale in alarm clocks. they gay.
The early bird who was up during
the summer months TO welcome the
sun is pulling the blankets over his
head about the time Old Sol Is due
The family alarm clock il working
over time.
For the last two days the gray
clouds hanging low over the city
have not given the sun chance 70
show his smiling face About 10
o'clock Friday morning. cold
"norther" bew the clouds in and
there have heen since.
Hunters are pleased with the wea-
sher. and their large bags during the
past two days seems to bear out their
assertion that. on such day. The
ducks fly low"
And the number az ducks. geese
and sporismen Is legion
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
BRAND, EN- ROUTE
FOR CONFERENCES,
DISCUSSES IDEAS

on BOARD THE STEAMSHIP
LAFAYETTE, Nov. 5-The Frenrh
government is prepared TO deal net
only with Pacific questions and naval
armamcnts but to expose IN most
complete manner the considerations
which require France To maintain
sufficient forces for her security.
This attitude was accomplished
today bv Premier BRAND of France.
head Of the French delegation to the
Washington conference which il now
on the way. 90 the United States
He reiterated his belief that the
conference will have importance re-
suits FOR America. Europe and Asia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
u TRADE WITH
MEXICO SHOWS BIG
GROWTH SINCE 1920

MEXICO CITY Nrv. III The Nmrri-
can Chamber nf Commerce here Is an
fhnriiN fur the statement that fhe nitril
States Suli ~ Mrxicr wv ihr pH~t II
months more hy $lOWal.tH1 than the
whole trade WI MrNicn was ru~t before
thc r,,-liiiinr
The upward trend NJ silver has also
hHd VIZ -uni effect if MrNirn and fhr
transportation prplicm Is ~aid ~ hs'
gradually growing better. although there
i~ ~Iili r.,nm tnr ta~t Improvement
A. an Indication ~ The ill-rffrct~ II
r""r transportation ia the fast that
United States lninhrrm.n laSt YEAR sold
to McNic, aln"St Sli.Omm0 worth uf
wood pr"inri~ half ~ which WAS pure
lumber despite tie rrr~rn,r in fhr rr-
puhlu. of huge tracts If f"reSiS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
WATSON TURNS
HESFIRE
Army CHIEFS
Scores Weeks For Statement
That mo Decent Man
Would Make the Charges"
NV The A--oeiaiDI Frc--l

WASHINGTON. III. I-. Nov. D.
Presenting further support of his
charges that American soldiers were
hanged overseas without court mar
tial. Senator Watson tonieh. in the
senate turned hi~ fire On Secretary
Weeks and General Pershiug for
their denial Of the senator's asSer-
tionS.
Senator Watson scored Weeks for
hiS statement that "no decent rHa
would make charges with respect to
army nurses" that Watson had made
in the senate several DAYS arl.
Watson had declared that "of-
ficcrs in too many eases made
courtesans ~ nurses" Regarlng
Pcrshing's denial of tire cnaret \.
Watson said thc senate might bring
the general before il for callinr me
Of it, members n "liar."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
MURDER trial,
FROM CAMERON
SCHEDULED
Witnesses in Schroeder Kill
ing Held Here Until Mott
fled by Sheriff Vann

Witnesses I'M the murder trial of
Federico Ortega and Lupc Rincones
charged with the murder of Marie
Schroeder. l5-vear old school girl
near Rio Hondo last February. will
remain in the Valley until they are
notified ~ Sheriff W. r. Vann a.
to the date Of the trial.
Sheriff Nann leaves this morning
for Floresville. Wilson county, 20
where the trial was recently trans
ferred BY Judge Walter r. Timon
on the change Of venue request made
BY the attorneys representing the de-
PENDANTS. II had been planned TO
have the witnesses appear at Flores
Vile Monday. but II was thought aG.
visable to have them remain in the
Valley until they are notified of the
date of the trial. Sheriff Vann said.
The case will probably or set Mon
day. when the court at Floresviile
opens A number Of San Benito,
Rio Hondo and Brownsville will APP
pear as witnesses.
The case in the Wilson county
criminal district court. before Judge
Taylor and District Attorney Muir
ply Of that district will conduct the
prosecution for the State Although
District Attorney Jones' official
connection with the case. except III
the capacity Of a witness for the
State. was ended hy the change Of
venue. persons in Cameron county
are said 20 be collecting a fund 20
retain Judge Jones tO assist IN the
prosecution. This is being done be-
cause II hi familiarity with the case.
il Is said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06

WASHINGTON. D XII. Nuv. >. Pres
ideni Harding was aSsailed in the senate
tonight hy Senator Stanley lhrmucratl,
wv krnturky far what Nv described a. an
~order" given the senate TO resommit
the soldier bonus bil
~ declared that there was only one
thing on earth that could make the pres
idrnt turn lii back nn the four mil
lion former service men. That thing. he
said. was the silent. insidiouS power of
Mammun, THE ring nf the dollar The
h"nuS ~ adv"saied ly Senators Reed Df
Missouri and lleflin ~ Alabama lhcmo-
rratsl. who later charged THE rrpnh-
licanS with proposing to take the fax off
nrufitecrS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
FARMER IS KILLED

COLD SPRING. Nov. 5-J. NJ.
W:nfrey. a farmer. Of this county.
was shot and killed here Thursday.
Sherman Winters, Winfrey's son-in-
law. has been arrested and charged
with the shooting Winters is in jail
awaiting the action Of the grand jury
which Is now in session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
CHURCHES JOIN IN
PLEA FOR SUCCESS
ARMS CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov. >
An appeal to the nation for act
i've cooperation Fin mind, heart
and Will for the success Of the
coming conference was made pub
lie today by the moderators. and
presiding officers of protestant
communions throughout the coun-
try, representing 20.0O0.O0O COM
municants. This is said 10 be the
first time that such a joint APP
peal On d public question has hcen
made by officials Of churches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
KILLING OF HARA
WILL NOT AFFECT
ARMETICE STAND

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Nov ,
The assassination of Premier Hara
will result in NO change in the lap
anese attitude toward the conference
for disarmament or the far eastern
questions, Baron Shidchara. the Jap
anese ambassador said today
A resolution expressing regret
over the death of Hara was adopted
today in the senate upon motion Of
Senator Lodge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
FRENCH TENNIS STAR
MUST GIVE UP GAME

PARIS. Nov. 5-Suzanne Lenglen.
the French tennis star. has been or
dered ny her physicians 10 give up
tennis for six months. She may
never ~ able 10 WELD the racquet.
physicians said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
MAIL CAR ROBBED
lnr Thc As.nrInIrl rrr.sI

CARBONDALE, IT.. Nov. 81
mail car attached 70 the : Seminole
Limited" Of the Illinois entral was
broken into somewhere between
Chicago and Carbondale and a NUM-
Der of pouches containing parcel
post and second class matter rifled.
II was learned when the train pass
cd through here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
ALIEN PROPERTY TO
Be INSPECTED, LAST
STEP BEFORE POLICY

WASHINGTON, d. G. Nov. O.
Alien Property Custodian Miller aft
er a conference with President Hard
ing, left today on a tour Of inspection
Of alien property on the Pacific
coast The trip will complete a sur
vey of All property seized during the
war and now held by the government
and it is understood il will be- the
last step toward the formulation OF a
definite policy regarding such hold
ings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
GENERAL HEMLICK is
TOBE MAJOR GENERAL
ll;N Tho A..a.iaied rre.el

WASHINGTON. ~. XII. Nov. s.
Brigadier General Eli a. Hcmlick
was nominated today by President
Harding to ~ Inspector general of
the army with the rank of major
general EEc will succeed Major
General John Chamberlain who re-
tires from active service tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
HARDING MESSAGE
TO WORLD UTTERS
AHOPE FOR PEACE

WASHINGTON. ID. G., Nov. s.
The hone ~ thcAmcrican people
that the peace which blesseS our own
land may presently become the for
tune az all lands and peoples was
expressed in message President
Harding broadcasted to the world
today by radio from the most power
full wireless station in the world,
which was formally opened Oh Long
Island.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
SKELETON OF HUGE
ANIMAL is FOUND
NEAR HUTLAND, WIS.

RUTLAND, Wis, Nov. 5-The
skeleton Of a huge animal has
just been found here by excavat-
ors. The upper jaw Of the beast
weighs over 100 pounds and the
front teeth are six and one-half
inches across.
Professors from the University
OF Wisconsin said the beast was a
mastOdon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
JAPS QUITTING HAWAII
Lbs The Associatel Fressl

HONOLULU. Nov. 5-The excess
or Japanese departures from the ter
ritory Of Hawaii over the number cf
Japanese arrivals during the first
six months Of 1921 was considerably
more than the excess nf departures
throughout 1920. territorial officials
announced today.
Prior to 1920 the arrivals III Jap
anese here had been greatly larger
than the number Of departures Of
Japanese for their native land. or
ficials said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06

PARIS. Nov. 1t IN now regarl-
ed as certain in allied circles here
that former Emperor Charles Of
Austria-Iungary end His wife. Pria-
cess Zita. viii be cxilcd at Funchal,
chief city NJ the Island Of Madeira.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
REEDS PLAN
FOR SOLDIER
BONUS LOSES
Defeated by Vote Of 36 to
28 Five Republicans
For the Measure
nv The AssoeiateJ Press

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. X.
By vote W - to 80 the senate re-
jected tonight the Reed amendment
~ the bill proposing ~ enact IA sol
dipr bonus bin and retain the excess
profits tax as means If financing
adjusted comprnsatinnS for fnrWrr
service men. Five republicans sup
ported the amendment and two dem
ucrafs voted against III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-11-06
THE WEATHER.

Fast Texas Sunday anl Nl"nday
partly cloudy: prol'ohly showers ia The
extreme south partition Little change in
trnpcrafnrr.
West Texas Sunday and Monday fair.
little change ia temperature.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-07
PLEASANT VALLEY

Some of our young folks attended
the dance at the Sunny Hill school
house Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Van Allen mo-
tored here from Minneapolis for a
visit with the formers aunt, Mrs. I.
Hurting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tiegs came home
from Green Bay Wednesday, where
they had been attending evangelistic
meetings.
Miss Augusta Bohr went to Lady
smith Sunday, where she will be en-
plOyed at the DR.. f. w. Day residence
for the winter months.
School commenced Monday, the Bird.
with Miss Alice Ward, of Glen Flora.
as teacher. Miss Anna, her sister.
taught the school with great success
for four terms.
Richard David, living seven miles
northwest of Bruce. has four teams
engaged hauling his potatoes to mar
ket He had about nine acres in po-
1atoes and dug nearly 1000 bushels.
Mrs. 7. r. McNeely arrived home
from Winona. Mimi, where she was
called by the serious illness OF her
brother-in-law. She arrived in time
20 be present at the funeral winch
occurred Monday.