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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-03-03
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Mrs. Gladding is ill with the la.
grippe.
Ed Carter and Carl Bennett have
gone to Whitcomb to work.
G. Puderbaugh made business trir
to Portland last week.
Miss Vera Newkirk spent the week.
end with Miss Edith Cox.
L. w. Mason has leased the G. M
Annis place and taken possession.
Miss Inez Elliott left Friday fol
Sunnyside to visit her brother.
Mrs. Dutton is visiting her parents
this week, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Bennett.
Sam Weiggins is erecting a large
poultry house on the old Cresswell
place.
Harold Motter went to the hills last
week to begin the spring work at 1.
Fouch's place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kincaid of Horse
Heaven, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Pebbles.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Tucker who
bought the George Hubbard place,
moved in Saturday.
Born, Friday, February 25 to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Lum, twin girls.
Mrs. B. F. Neel is in attendance.
Mrs. Howard Door taught the eighth
grade couple of days last week dur
ing the absence of Mrs. Dietrich.
Arthur, the small son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Schuster, has been quite sick
with a threatened attack of pneumon-
la.
Some one evidently thought they
needed seed potatoes more than j. y.
Bennett, so helped themselves to Mr..
BENEFITS, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kilt, accom-
panied by Mrs. Chaplin Mrs. Terri
and Mrs. Stack left Tuesday for Wal
la to attend the Baptist ASSOCIATION.
The Get-Acquainted club met last
Friday with Mrs. Kit. Iwenty-seven
were present and the afternoon WAS
spent with music and readings. ne
freshments were served ana very Gil
joyable time reported.
Carl Brockoff and Carl Leeman OF
Spokane. surprised Emil Albrecht last
week by coming to spend few days
with him. Mr.. Brockoff worked for
Mr. Albrecht thirty years ago ana WI.
I,eeman was a schoolmate OF Mr.. Pas
che whom he visited.
Perhaps no entertainment given at
tbe VALLEY club house ever proved as
successful as the basket social given
last Friday night. The negroes per-
formed n as negroes should and with
dialogues, jokes, songs and readings
The program was very much enjoyed
hu all and would be hard to beat.
Much amusement was caused by the
Envelopes and also some tragedies.
Several Richland people were pres
ent.
An effort is haing made to bring
subjects beforc the grangers which
are important in farming and inter-
esting to al members. There will be
two short lectures ca the program,
March 8. Mr.. Nic,.ers will speak on
1Commercial Fertilizers" and Mr..
Bailey will speal- on slime and Sui
nhur Spray" These two subjects
should be of interest to all so don't
froget the date, March 8. Regular
meeting night.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1921-03-03

New freight tariffs on fir and cedar
lumber and single shipments to
Omaha and Chicago from Pacific
coast ports agreed upon by represen-
tatives of trans-continental railroads
meeting In Chicago are a distinct
disappointment and unsatisfactory"
R. w. Vinnedge, president of the
West Coast Lumbermen's association,
declared In a statement at Seattle.
The proposed tariffs, as announced
by western representatives of the
roads established rate Of 661k cents q
hundred pounds to Omaha and 70
cents to Chicago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10

Of every cline, seeks to build up a
universal human brotherhood and is
the greatest single influence for world
peace. How marrow is the mind OF
the man who refuses to take an ac-
tive part in the attempt of the church
to make over the world according to
the principles of the Supreme Teach
err!
Go to church and you will be re-
minded of the things that are really
worth while, you will become part
Of the highest and largest of fellow
ships, the cobwebs will be brushed
away from the walls of the chamber
of conscience, faded ideals will be
frightened up as parched fields by a
shower, and religion will become an
actual experience of companionship
with a heavenly Father who is SUI
premely made real in the Man of Cali
lee, in whose service there is COM
pletest freedom and fullest joy.
j. ELMER RUSSELL.
The Missionary Society of the Bap-
fist Church is observing the week of
Prayer this week.
Rev. Roland Leavell, Mrs. Longest
and Miss Gladys Short are attend
ing The Sunday School and B. Y. p.
u. Convention at Laurel this week.
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c;hurch Notes and Comments
Mrs. a. r. galloway.

ter off than he otherwise would be,
for worship quickens those great busi-
ness tues-honesty, industry and
thrift.
Church attendance promotes good
health and length Of life, for it is not
work but worry which kills, and
yielding the mind and heart to the
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10

The Junior Congregation of the
Methodist Church organized recently
by the pastor, Rev. L. M. Lipscomb
had charge of the services last Sun
day-and it was a real inspiration to
observe the zeal and enthusiasm
with which they served. They will
have charge of one service each
month hereafter. This is a happy
and, wise feature, and no doubt will
bear glorious fruit. The pastor
gives them a special sermon each
month.
The Junior, intermediate and Sen
Rodgers was enjoyed Mrs. Murphy
deserves much credit for the clever
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10

way in which she has trained thes Z
happy youngsters in the past.
Quarterly Conference will be OBJ,
served at the Methodist church Suns
day evening next at which time thel
Presiding Elder, Rev. r. A. Tucked
will preach.
Rev. ]. E. Stephens, the popula
pastor of the Methodist Church al
New Albany is conducting a series of
services at the Agricultural High
School this week.
ior Epwolth Leagues held a joint
meeting at the Methodist churcl1
Sunday evening which proved to be al
most inspiring service Special songS
were given by some of the children
and violin solo by Miss Laverney
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10

.Trust in the Lord, and do good;
40 shalt thou dwell in the land, ana
verify thou shalt be fed. Psalm 81 %
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10
GOING TO CHURCH.

Even in dollars and cents . person
who regularly attends church Is bet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10

Services at the Baptist Church
Sunday last were especially helpful
and inspiring. The pastor Brother
! Leavell preached upon ""The Second
Coming of Christ" and at the even
ing service, Mr.. Clark, student in
| the University was converted and
joined the church.
The State Sunday School Conven-
ton convenes at Jackson April the
4th, 9Th, and 9th. County and Beat
Associations are urged to send dele
gates.
Now while the weather is fine and
the roads good--would be splendid
time for some of our Beat Presidents
to work up Beat Sunday School
Convention. These meetings are big
with blessing for any community.
A quartette composed of Prof's.
Bell, Swan and Hume, and Mr.. Hugh
Wiley will sing next Sunday morn
ing during the Sunday School hour
at the Presbyterian Church.
Christians Endeavor night will be
observed Sunday at GAS at which
time special program will be rem
dered at the Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Rosser the Y. M. c A. Secretary
will preach.
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hCL W Gil,
Mcfarland, j. L.
Oliver, Cannon
Oliver, Webster
Poe, Oscar
Patton, Terrell
Pegues, Jim
Richmon, Eli
Ruffin, Oscar
Ragland, Lucius
Ragland,
Reno, Hannibal
Smith, A. B.
Thompson. Burt
Thacker, Jim
Thomas, Edgar
Williams, Afford
Wilson, Willie
Wells, w. c. Jr.
Walters, Armstead
Wiley, Bud
South Oxford
Ashley, j. F.
Boyd, Jim
Boles, j. ].
Baggette, Geo.
Blo1t, S. D.
Barker, G. w.
Buck, G.
Burt, Sam
Campbell, Frank
Grove, A. +.
Couthers, Edmon
Davis, Tom
Edwards, M. w.
Edwards, E. j.
Goodwin, Gean
Goodwin, Tonic
Greer, w. w.
Garnor, Henry
Harkins, Gene
Henderson, Henry
Henderson, B. d.
Herrod, Savage
Herrod, John
Houston, Guy
Hunter, r. G.
Hunter, w. r.
Hawks, ]. E.
Howard, Shirley
Hill, Jack
billiard, Naudus
Horn, A. j.
Jenkins, Jim
Davis, Tonic
Jones, Ben
Jones, Eliga
Jones, L. M. (Bud)
Johnson, Mack
Keel, w. F.
Keeho, w. M.
Love, Edgar
Martin, Tom
Miller, Cornish
McFadden, Jim
Oliver, James
Oliver, Albert
Oliver, Neal
Owens, Perry
Peacock, Joe
Patton, E. A.
Porter, Garland
Pettis, Lucius
Fegues, Henry
Rogers, Will
koebuck, Ashly
Rivers, Ira
Stokes, Sam
Singleton, L. S.
Swiney, Ed
Sears, w. G.
Toler, N. C.
Toler, Aaron
Townsell, Doll
Townsell, Jessie
Wick, B. v.
Wick, Samie
Wick, B. B.
Workman, Cliff
Workman, Willie
Workman, Abe
White, Lon
Webb, jamie
Pierce, Guy
Oxford Corp.
Allen, Walter
Adams, ]. @.
Ayers, A. c.
Baraner, Perry
Bray, J. E.
Barnett, C. D. Jr.
Bailey, T. w.
Burt, Jim
Buford, Albert
Black, Burch
Black, Dick
Billigay, Dan
Bramlett, Monroe
Carthers, j. w.
Collins, Jessie
Collins, Will
Cannon, Sam
Davidson, Ernest
Duncan, J. s.
Erwin, E. ].
E1girand
Fields, Sherman
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Johnston, Andy
Johnson, John
Jackson, Robert
Mcintosh, Will
McEwen, Isac
McEwen, Ed
McGlana, Will Jr.
McMilion, John
Pettis, John
Ragland, B.
Smith, Talmage
Parks, Burl
Redmon, Nose
Price, Lotion
Porter, Earnest
Pettis, Nose
Pettis, John Jr.
Price, Bolivar
Smith, Nathan
Shaw. ELAN
Sims, Hosie
Sanders, Welthy
Thompson, Will +.
Thompson, Oscar
Thompson, Ben
Thompson, w. M.
Terry, Bill
Tanukersley, Geo. il
Tankersley, Willie
Tankersley, John
Trum, Jack
Westbrook, VIM.
Washington, H.
Wilson, Sam
UJ;lL;pc RocQ
Wilkins, Robert
Webb, VIM.
Young, Geo.
Yarbor, Geo. Jr.
Yarbro, Robert
States
Anderson, Jim
BRAZIL, J. /.
Bunch, A. C.
Bufk, James
Buford, G. w.
Dobbs, Rich
Davis, A. w.
Dickens, Grant
Dickens, Author
Moody, Sal
Miller, Author
Miles, Lee
Merriman, VIM.
Kimmons, Bob
Foster, Prints
Redmon, Phillip
Redmoa, w. M.
Redmon, Phillip
Robertson, Tom
Parks, Charlie
Mathis, Jim
Mathis, Walker
johnson, Hense
Reynolds, Dudley
Terrell, Henry
Thomas, Walton
Turner, L. S.
Shorter, Abe
Shorter, Fred
Sanders, Alex
Rogers, Mike
: Spears, Geo.
Woods, Ben
Free Springs
Avant, Ebert
Avant, Henry
Boyd, Pete
Boyd, Raymond
Burnside, John
Burnside, Bud
Baker, James
Baker, Robert
Blakely, Aubrey
Bourland, Ed
Brown, Hardy
Boyd, VIM.
Callicoat, Galloway
Dean, Charlie
Dean, Odel
Dean, Kit
Ellison, VIM.
Greer, Amos
Gardner, Robert
Gardner, VIM.
Hunter, Henry
Hibley, Ed
Hibley, Charley
Hudson, Geo.
Hunter, Nose
Harmon, Joe
Harmon, Sam
Harmon, Medler
Jeffries, Bud
Jeffries, Rufus
jackson, Sol
Jones, Porter
Lantrip, Monroe
Malone, Jim
Massey, Harrison
Moore, Lewis
Martin, Joe
Mangrum, Rich
Mangrum, Ben
Moss, Chester
Mooring, Samie
Mooring, Mathis
McMurry, Less
Nelson, Giles
Nelson, Dewitt
Porter, Dock
Price, John
Price, Cleveland
Rayburl, Price
Rails, B. p.
Shaw, John
Shaw, Yancy
Thompson, Bud
Taylor, Henry
Taylor, G. w.
.Winson, Bill
Young, Jessie
drives out worry
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intellectual and cult
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Orange, Bonner
Parker, w. l..
Powe, Henderson
Peacock, j. E.
Porter, Joe
Porter, R. II.
Porter, John
Pegues, Lucius
Pegues, Samie
Phillips, Jim
Patton, Earl
Patterson, Harris
Reno, John
Ramey, Paul
Redmon, w. N.
Robinson, Il. 5.
Russell, l.. r.
Ragland, Walker
Simmons, w. C.
Hatton, Charlie
Hays, Jessie
Hughes, w. I.
Howe, Will
Harmon, Jack
Houston, Monroe
Hall, Will
Slate, Jim \
Smith, Shirley
Smith, w. S.
Smith, James
Stovall, Lowell
Stokes, Geo.
Talbert, U. S.
Threlkeld, j. r.
Threlkeld, Geo.
Tyer, C. H.
Virgins, Graader
Words, Jim
Walker, Jim
White, M. G.
Yarber, Louis
Young, Pierce
Sanders
Archey, Webster
Brazier, Button
Davis, +.
Flemons, Rufe
Hudson, Walter
Higgiabotham, Doug
Higginbotham, N. "
Keel, Albert
Pegues, JOEL
Pegues, Geo.
Pegues, Alex
Price, Richard
Roby, j. A.
Smith, G. w.
Smith, R. S.
Visor, James
Philadelphia
Archie, Rob
Barry, Bias
Barry, Joe
Dooley, Otto
Harris, G. H.
Hale, U. S.
King, E. D.
Driver, 7 B.
Jones, Abe
Park, ]. R.
Pegues, Paris
Robins, c. R.
Stacks, w. B.
Tyson, William
Volyes, Ellis
Whitman, w. w.
Newla1d, G. w.
Mayfield, T. B.
Cambridge
Byrd, Bob
Berry, Charlie
Berry, Will
Baker, Geo.
Barry, VIM.
Baird, G. H.
Baird, j. E.
Duncan, T. E.
Driver, N. O.
Graham, Mat
Graham, w. H.
Gregory, M. b.
Hill, Eckels
Jones, Monk
Liggins, Tom
Liggins, Coleman
Patterson, Luther
Pegues, Clarence
Reid, Ed
Turner, G. G..
florence, M. L.
Williams, John
Williams, Ed
Wallace, Wallace
Lewis, Ben
Abbeville
Austin, Lucius
Angle, Willie
Alexander, Lush
Avaat, Isle
Borum, Gabe
Baron, Willis
Beard, ]. R.
Brown, Joe
Canady, Joe
Coating, Lewis
Couch, Buster
Couch, Ed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10

6ufC, James
Campbell, Charlie
Fox, Jim
Fox, Bill
Hulett, Jim
Holt, Stanley
Hawkins, Frank
Jones, Jessie
jackson, H.
Lane, Robert.
Martin, Geo.
Morgan, Willie
Mathis, J. N.
Mitchell, Henry
Mills, R. H.
Owens, Lester
Parks, Charlie
Potts, B. H.
Ruffin, John
Slate, John
Taylor, Will
Terry, Sip
Waller, r. W..
Atwood
Barr, Smiley
Brown, Earl
Corthers, Lee
Corthers, Earn
Cummings, r. C.
Foster, Haywood
Fondren, Aaron
Foadren, Walter
Hardin, Lucious
Henderson, Press
Rocket, Brown
Rocket, Stanford
Ponder, E. N.
Moore, Lester
Kelly Charlie
Jones, ID. j.
Keeho, Curtis
Brown, Massie
Taylor
Waddlilgton, G. w.
Taylor, Tonic
Smith, Linsy
Spears, Wiley
Rogers, Dalton
Brown, j. +.
Burt, Willard
Davis, John
Davis, Frank
Fondren, Sip
Fondren, Yank
Gardner, ]. d.
Gallady, Willie
Gallady, Levy
Holt, Isac
Joyner, Milton
Martin, M ilton
Rizer, H. V.
Rizer, John
Smith, Sweet
Smith, Birton
Savage, w. G.
Tubbs, Leslie
Tyson, Hamp
Tales, Andy
Tales, Tom
Tales, Tom
Warner, T. w.
Warrington, Ben
Wiley, Orr
Virgins, Milton
Taylor Corp.
Cooper, w. D.
Joyner, Tom
jones, ]. P.
Jones, j. P.
Martin, w. M.
Tubbs, Lester
ShacklefOrd
Brown, Robert
Bell, Jack
Carr, Will
Carr, w. A.
Carr, Charlie
Cannon, John
Cooper, J. P.
Freeman, Iceland
Lowe, E. R.
Nearing, ALI
Redwine, Tony
Rice, J. D.
Ray, Granderson
Smith, Cha1ie
Stinell, j. L.
Spurgeon, H.
White, Pink
Higginbotham
Anderson, ]. A.
Brinkley, Jim
Collins, Will
Clements, Leland
Fowler, ]. M.
Gatlin, E. q.
King, T. L.
jenkins, Leland
Joyner, W. H.
Howell, B.
Holloway, w. A.
Hollinger, J. R.
Goodwin, c. w.
Savage, R. H.
Suggs, Elmore
Sarton, c. F.
Stein, Orange
Potts, L. D.
Rose, H. H.
Keel, z. E.
Sanders, H. S.
Tylor, B. F.
Tidwell, ]. T.
Tidwell, Joe
Tidwell, Walter
Wilson, Ben
Vaughn, M. I.
Williams, r. L.
Wakefield, A. ].
Young, J. K.
College Hill
Anderson, B. B.
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McGee, James
Mok, Howard
Pane, Robert
Pater, Jim
Pater, Bose
Pater, Sam
Pegues, ALT.
Pegues, Nick
Pegues, Paul
Pegues, Burl
Robertson, L. D.
st. John, J. S.
Shields, Pomp
Smith, Floyd
Syres, Segars
Syers, Sam
Taylor, Tom
Taylor, Thomas
Thompson, Irwin
Thompson, Conway
Wiley, John
Williams, Frank
Young, Floyd
Coung Afford
Young, Dolph
Abbeville Corp.
James, Cooper
Kendis, Earnest
Murchlson, u. i.
MCGEE, Willie
Polk, Sam
Stafford, S. E.
Thompson, Sullivan
Lafayette Spring
Ashmore, John
Daniels, j. w.
Flemons, J. H.
Gray, D.
Holmes, R. M.
Howard, Gardner
Hampton, Bob
Holcomb, P. G.
Huckaby, C. w.
Harris, ]. 7.
James, B. F.
Luster, Buster
Laudedale, T. R.
aMoore, C. w.
Moore, J. H.
Morrison, G. w.
McLarty, T. w.
Patton, Sherman
Stokes, Nose
Starnes, M. B.
Threlkeld, R. B.
White, E. Devo
Wins, C. ].
Wins, G. A.
Ward, Tom
Ward, Dave
Williams, 0. w.
Williams, Frank
Dallas
Bland, w. L.
Cowsett, R. c.
Davis, L. T..
Harwell, L. M.
Kirkwood, Ebert
Kitchens, Emmett
Morrison, S. C.
Newsom, Ben
Onsby, Lowery
Owens, U. S.
Skies, w. T.
Skies, Pink
Skies, Eber
White, d. w.
Woods, L.
Paris
Avant, John
Cooper, Will
Dalton, Geo.
Finn, Louie
Halston, Geo.
Palmer, A. L.
Ragland,. T. D. Jr.
Paris Corp.
Atkinson, P. A.
Ragla1d, w. F.
Stump, Dan
Stump, Walter
Webb, G. e.
Delay
Anderson, 0. C.
Boles, Jim
Curtis, c. A.
Craig, Robert
Cranberry, John
Hill, Vance
Holmes, J. w.
Hanks, j. A.
James, ]. N.
Johnson, Berry
Kelly, Garry
Keel, H. V.
Lovelady, N. L.
McGo1agill, Pat
Reaves, J. H.
Sanders, Jessie
Stokes, Will
Swain, E. r.
Workhous, Felix
Wright, G. w.
Walker, G. M.
Mullens
RarneS. ]. Il.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10

The Missionary Society of the Bap-
fist Church is observing the week of
Prayer this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10

Farrow, Dolph
Fair, Richard
Goalsby, Jim
Galady, w. F.
Gordon, Alex
Gamble, B.
Gilmore, John
Gillian, Robt.
Heard, Walter
Harris, Anderson
Hixon, w. j.
Isom, Gilbert
Isaiah, Enoch
Johnson, Guss
johnson, r. E.
Jones, Charlie
Jones, ]. j.
Kimmons, Joe
Kimmons, Jess
Kirkwood, Duce
Kirkwood, Mack
Keys, Jessie
Lindsey, A. w.
Lu1die, Tom
Ligins, Riley
Love, Dave
Love, Geo.
Love, Joe
Matthews, r. B.
Moore, Haywood
Martin, Jeff
Massey, Ed
Mason, John
Mullock, John
Mays, Joe
McEwen, Stanley
McEwen, Bobbie
McEwen, Nathanie
Noble, c. r.
Orange, Bonner
Parker, w. l..
Powe, Henderson
Peacock, J. E.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10

North Oxford
Angland, M.
Arnold, Britto,l
Anderson, c. H.
Alexander, Lee
Brantley, Henry
Berry, Frank
Boston, Hilton
Barranger, r. l..
Cook, Joe
Coaty, Robert
Campbell, Henry M,
Dunlap, w. B.
Edwards, Lawrence
Evans, ]. S.
Farr, B. r.
Frierson, Willie
Gillian, Oliver
Hardy, r. w.
HARDY. Bishop
Holt, IL. w.
Holt, Joe
Herrod, Willie
Hope, Greene
johnson, Toney
Jarrett, Henry
Joyner, Walter
Kilgore, Daniel
Lovelace, Jim
Lott, Calvin
Legate, r. H.
Mitchell, Joe
Morley, Jim
MCGEE, Willis
McKellog, C. S.
McEwen, l. B.
McEwen, Parch
McEwen, Willie
McEwen,
Mcfarland, j. L.
Oliver, Cannon
Oliver, Webster
Poe, Oscar
Patton, Terrell
pau1leS lin
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10
DELINQUENT POLL TAX LIST
Tax Collector Delinquent Fiscal Year 1920

Cooper, Henry
Darby, Charlie
Davis, Abe
Eiland, John
Eiland, H. E.
Eiland, w. O.
Ford, John J.
Fuller, Samuel
Glass, Collie
Glass, Gale
Caters, Will, Jr.
Goolsby, Code
Goolsby, Eliza
Goolsby, Sam
Goolsby, Ed
Hill, Ephraim
Hill, Adie
Houston, Joe
Houston, Wade
Houston, Dock
Jones, Nose
Jones, Calvin
Jones, Robert
Kennedy, j. C.
Kennedy, Harry
Kirkwood, Levy
Kimmons, Earl
Levy, John
Levy, Tom
Lucas, Robert
Logan, J. d.
Logan, Ed
Logan, c. l..
Mathis, Marsh
Miller, Willie
Marion, Doug
Mcfarland,
Mcfarland, Robert
Mcfarland, Curley
Niece, Ed
MCGEE, James
Mok, Howard
Pane, Robert
Pater, Jim
Pater, Bose
Pater, Sam
Pegues, ALT.
Dao,,ac Nick
Pegues, Paul
Pegues, Burl
Robertson, L. D.
ST. John, j. S.
Shields, Pomp
Smith, Floyd
C,. Cororc
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-03-10

Gold CabD
| Recipe :
Yolks Of 8 egyAN
1Ncups of graz 4
ulated sugar. q }
cup of water, "a
cup Of butter. ;
| 2h cups pastry
-four, 3 level tea
spoons Calumet J
Baking Powder. 4
! tablespoon Of }
vanilla. Then
mix in the regHlj
lar way. \
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
ON oR1MEN EN- Ell MANIcoM1O

En- el manicomio, el asilado Estanis-
lac Dumas acometi6 v agredi6 con un
palo su compafiero Maximino Orgiic.
Ca, quien result6 con un fuerte golpe
EN- la cabeza Ell herido rod6 al suelo,
mientras 81 agresor asiendolo por el
cuello, con ambas manos, le cstrangulo.
Ambos pacientes estaban reclufdos en-
el departamento de tuberculosis.
A pesar de la rapida intervention de
los guardianes, que corrieron al OR ssun
ruido'', va Ell infeliz loco habia expi-
rado bajo las garras de su colega, que
una vez consumado Ell delito, Sc refu-
gi6 en- su CANA.
FL matador procedia del Presidio, don
de cumplia una condena de tres amos,
por atentado a la vida.
Llevaba de reclusi6n en- ell Manico-
mio desde 1909.
Ell fiscal Diaz Collazo hizo la investi-
gaci6n del asunto, habiendo confirmado
Ell hecho, de acuerdo con las declara-
clones presentadas por los guardianes.
Dumas fu6 cerrado en- una zelda.
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information general
RUIDOSO ANIvERsARIo DE LA
FUNDACION DE UN CINE

Con motive de cumplirse Ell dia 16
del corriente, Ell segundo aniversario de
la fundaci6n del cine Rialto'', Ia En-
presa Sc propone obsequiar al aristo-
grandcs festas, que duraran una sema-
cratico pdblico que el concurre, con
ma, exteriorizadas con cohetes, m1sicas
Y luces de bengala, en- los alredores del
Rialto'', con bellas y fantasticas
dccoraciones en- ell interior, donde seran
exhibidas las mas bellas pcliculas que
iiltimamente han llegado Puerto Rico.
SerA un acontecimiento el Edo. ami
versario del 'sRialto'', pues, la Empire
ga, que tiene fama de galante, no ha
escatimado el gusto del pdblico para
ofrecerle unas noches de pomposa ale
gria v recuerdo imborrable.
En- la referida semana, que pudi6ra-
mos llamar "Semana de Gala, Sc anun
cia por la empresa del ''Rialto'' una
serie de estrenos de emocionantes y
preciosas pelfculas, no superadas por min
guna de las que hasta ahora ha podido
ver Ell p1blico de San Juan. He aQui Ell
orden de csa formidable serie de estre-
nos, que empezara el domingo IA de
agosto y concluira el dia 20, o sea 81
sabado por la noche.
Domingo, IA de agosto, ''El tonic bal
larin'', prodigiosa creaci6n en- cinco ac
tos, por Wallace Reid. Lunes Is, 'Se.
parados por un mundo' estupenda crea
ci6n en- seis- actos, por Eugene o.
Brien. Martes, 16, sea el dia ami
vcrsario de la fecha en- que para dis
traer y emocionar al pdblico mas Sc
lecto de la isla apareci6 el cine "Rial-
to'': tLa mujer marcada'', maravillo.
SO ..film" en- siete actos, por la strong
woman de nuestro publico, Norma Tai
madge. Microbes IL, LA vida social,
admirable creaci6n de Katherine McDo-
maid, otra nina mimada del seIecto pfl-
biico de San Juan. Jueves 18, s'Su So
fiado Paraiso'', una preciosidad en- en-
redo, trama, arte y lujo, por Anite Ste
wart, que es otra estrella de primera
magnitud. viernes 10, ''La Media ITo
RAJ, precioso "film'', que ilumina con
los rayos de su arrebatadora belleza
una de las artista mas iermosas del
nundo, como es Dorothy Dalton. Y por
tiltimo, 81 sabado 90, ''Buenas Referen-
cias", por Constance Talmadge, otra de
las estrellas de primera magnitud que
bEillan con mas fulgores en- el magni-
fico cielo del arte mudo.
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LA CULTURA DE CEIBA ExIGE
QUE Sc LIE CoMPLAzcA EN- 10
QUE SoLICITA

Hon. Comisionado Municipal de ms
trucci6n:
Pr6ximo va ell curse escolar de
1922 en- el que por primera vez en-
este municipio trabajaran maestros nom
brados por >un Comisionado local de ms
trucci6n socialista, y conociendo que
Uds. gobiernan y actiian de acuerdo con
el pueblo que supo elegirlos para ell ma
nejo de la cosa p1blica, respectuosamen
to hacemos Ud la petici6n siguiente,
que esperamos yer cumplida:
Como atin no ha sido nombrado ell
''acting principal" de las escuelas y
como SO rumora que para tai puesto Sc
ra nombrada una maestro que por pri-
mera vez trabajara aqui, creemos, y
asi 10 esperan los padres de familia,
que para tai puesto debe ser nombra:
do un maestro que conozca la munich
palidad clos campos inclusives), que
pueda ayudar a los maestros rurales cn
sus conferencias dominicales de estos =
que tome parte activa en- las mismas.
Un maestro que pueda empezar sus ira
bajos sin perder tempo, como tai act
ing principal, en- conocer los barrios
de La municipalidad, los maestros, ell sis
tema local de instruction. Que haya ira
baiado en- la municipalidad, que, por
10 tanto, conozca perfectamente los
r;nos quienes va dirigir, punto muy
iinportante ests para evitar disgustos y
dificultades. Debe ser un maestro de bas
tante practica que pueda resolver cual
uuier problema escolar, y que pueda
atender al desarrollo fisico del nino,
n.ediante juegos atl6ticos. Es Ell unico
medic que tenemos para dar un cambio
al sistema escolar presente, para que
sea mas it'll a la comunidad.
No dudamos prestara I'd. atenci6n a
esta solicitud y actuara de acuerdo con
las aspiraciones del pueblo que repre-