davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-09-20

whites. nearby. 5id4oc.. Pacific coast
whites, refrigerator, 8idSec. other western
30133o. fresh, New Jersey. hennery whites,
uncandled. extras, 00n04c.: nearby hennery
whites, extras. local candied. G20G4c. near
by and nearby Western hennsry whites, av-
eraEo extras, 5sti60e. extra firsts, 5ln55c. !.
firsin. 4e050c. nearby gathered whites.
firrts 20 extra firsts, 4Ou H4c. under grades,
5d54c. puileta ergs, B0d47c. Pacific coast
whltes, extras, r5MSGc. extra ftrfts, olU
bic.i frsts, 4s1E0c under grades, 3id4lc. /;
mediums. $50 iec.i puletH, 3on3oc. other
Western and Southern. gathered whites. 10
T4sc., nearby and nearby Western hennery
browns. 10000.
FRuITs-Apples. new. southern. hsk., COO.
gsi Jersey, 65c.dei.2D, up river, .G5c. u
sl.25. State, r.HSi state, bbfs Sl.0Ur
3 California. boxes, 81 .2542: Oregon,
boxes, 81 .50p2.5O. Grapes. up river,
crt !. nOo.asf .2J; hsk. g5c.6sitn. Pears,
bartlett. bsk SiT2; bbL, SspJ setkei,
.bhi siN1s bsk. siIL7b. Peaches, state.
bush. sid1.Tli ~ qt bss guc,nAl .2a
\ punls, State, ". hHk., 2odaoc.i bush. bss
50c.dsi 30; y hush., 10qI5c.s prines. W
u hi. KhoS. hcS. s49sso bbi., spuio Raspber.
psnnsylsasis sn 1ss.siE p Esise EHts5e jersey ylss
Nova acetia. ,3oo'osc. Oranges. California.
box, a. i,5Uif Grapefruit, lee of Pines,
box ss.4o94i Porto Rlco. box. slNU. Lines
bbi., S7ds. Pineapples. Porto flico, crt., Sl
WI.tD. Avocado pears. Florida, crt.. SOC
VI cuban. siaff.60. oetrich egg melons,
Western. 'crf., 81 9Df3ro. Casnbs melons.
crt.. 81 .50d2 So Muskmelons, Nevada, pink
meat standard CRIT, Si.5OfD2. .2J; flat, 7bc. q
sl.2Sa, Colorado Rocky Eords standard srI-
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
TRADE OUTLOOK BEST
NOW SINCE THE WAR
IrUing National Bank Sees I'm
petus in Strikes End.

The Industrial outlook is better than
at any other time since the war, says
the mid-month review OF business issued
yesterday by the Irving National Bank.
Good crops and settlement of the
strikes have given buoyancy to the
third quarter of the year, and in conse-
auence prospects are bright for good
volume of trade.
although the downward trend of
commercial loans which characterized
the first half off the present year seems
definitely arrested" says the bank. there
are no indications yet of any decided
tendency in the opposite direction. The
lowest point in the present year was
the weekly total of s7,000,756.000 on
July s. reported by 1876 member banks
in the Federal reserve system. These
banks represent about 40 per cent. of
the banking resources Of the United
States.
"On September commercial loans and
discounts totaled s7.os2.676,o00. The
smallest weekly total OF commercial billt
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
WAR SCARE WAVES,
AND WHEAT REACTS
Former Buyers Liquidate in
Chicago-Small Amount
Taken for Export.

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.--Although still
billtles to-day with more composure.
especially as Liverpool failed to reflect
fully yesterdays advance In America
Prices here closed unsettled 1%c. to
&c. net lower. with December $1.03Ts
to S1.04 and May S10Sh TO S1.0Sk
Corn finished 14c. off TO sc. advance,
oats unchanged to 40 hc down and
provisions unchanged to decline of 17c
In the absence of any apparent in
creased danger OF warfare on a great
scale, and with no sign OF important
fresh buying for Europe. wheat from the
outset showed a tendency to react to q
moderate extent from yesterdays SHARP
upturn. Liquidating of sales by yester-
days buyers was a feature. Meanwhile
reports indicating discord between
France and Great Britain as to war
policy did much to hold speculative
sellers from becoming aggressive, but
failed to stimulate decided rally In
prices or to renew the enlarged interest
that was conspicuous the day before
The seaboard reported export bids for
wheat as being far out OF line, and esti-
mated that only 100000 bushels had
been taken there for Europe to-day
Purchasing here for export was confined
to 1900 bushels of hard winter grade
A British authority said millers In Eng
land and dealers there In general were
undisturbed as to future supplies. On
the other hand, stocks OF wheat at Liver.
pool showed decrease for the week and
domestic primary receipts were smaller.
Predictions of better shipping demand
soon from the East helped to steady
corn and oats. Besides, receipts of corn
were smaller
Lower quotations on hogs weakened
provisions.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
PRODUCE.

BEANs-Nfnrrow. choice. dom~rtic, 90 lbs.
a.. Kotcnashi,s Japanese. sIaTa5; pea,
Rumania. $3.50; medium, Eumania. S0.25
small white. California, sT.50; Lady wash
ington, California, sT.r0; red kidney, 50 20;
imperial, sej white kidney. so.2bdp.b0.
BuTTER--Creamery higher than extras,
b. A2fTA2i4c., extras, a2 score, 41iSc. firnts,
3stsqi4Otsc; seconds 32d33hc. lower grades,
a0i5d3fMc centralized cars, 90 score. aBis
faTo; ~ score. 3sd3sitc.i So score, 3id
8atsc 80 10 81 score, a2Mefa3hc.; unHalted,
hieher fnan extras. ssaflc extras, ~
score. and42Kcs flrpte. aaMI4ic, seconds.
2is5fgAitc lover grades, 81 3ldagc.; State
dairy, tubs. finest. 3gibnf0iac, good 70
prime 9a8aSiac. common TO fair 30u35c
iadlps current make, extras, Jiu3i Sc
fltsts 2sMG2aiac. seconds, 2Ih12sc.; lower
srndee aCd2Tcs packing stock. current
in.u.e. NO 1. 2siac No 2 2Tiacs lower
grades. 2f126hc
CUEESE--New YORK state flats. Junc spc-
riats aBMa2an,, average run, 2ar.l New
YORK state flats. fresh specials 23isd2Ac
average run. ear Wtsconsln, dorlris daisies
22c.: slngle daiHies, 2iAQ22c.. Young Amer
cas. 20NH2iMc,
rGGS-frresh gathered, extras. dcz., t3d
aSn; extra firsts. 4Oa92c. flretS 35u3nc
seconds and po0fet 13q34c.; trade eggs,
oadf20c.: dirtica, No ,. 24Ql25c.. No. > and
poorer, o0lb2ao.: checks, poor 20 choice. dry
isn2ac. refrigerator, sxtcs firrts, charges
paid 20 expiring dates, soasic. firs,s, ~
a20c. seconds and poorer, 2302Io.i re-
frisoiator checkss. local candling. ls9ieo-s
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Miller & CO. have issued for distribution
a special list of quotations OF Canadian
securities.
John c. Games has become associated
with the firm OF Auerbach. Pollak d Rich
atdson as manager OF their branch office
at $50 Broadway.
william r. Compton Company have pre-
pared for distribution a loose leaf record
book of investments
Howe. Snow Bertles have issued for
distribution a circular on the Continental
Gas and Electrical Corporation 25-year o
per cent. refunding mortgage bonds series A.
The Registrar and Transfer Company has
been appointed registrar OF the capital stock
OF the Corr Gold Mines Company.
Tho Columbia Trust Company has been
appointed trustee by the Klots Throwing
Company of an issue of S., ,250, 900, year
per cent. income notes.
The American Trust Company has been APP
pointed registrar OF the common stock OF
the Consolidated Steel and Iron Corporation
OF ST. Louis.
Peterson Co. announce that Andrew
reters has become associated with their firm
in the unlisted department and Walter Is.
Jones In the investment department.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20

5oc.asr.2si flat. cc9eocI pink meat. fistT
PoTAToEs--Jersey cobbisrs, sack, II. .sose Z
t.e5; Giants, $i1o11.20i No. 2. to1drc.s ~
Long Island 1876 lbs, x2.iDd2s5; $50 ibsl,s
s2G21s No. 2, s1Gi.25. sweets. Jersey
hsk.. soc.1si.57; Eastern Shore, hbi.. boc. "a \
ware and Maryland. bek.. 75c.@xf.
POULTRY, DRESSED Chickens. fresiss
hroilers. nearby. 25q3Ic.; Western. 25m3sc.s
Western fryors, e5d33c. Western roastsr8
2naasc. frozen roasters, pyT3ac;i fowi@i
fresh. Western, boxes. 2iGS2o.: bbis., 2idps
afc, iord. 2On2Sc.; old cocks. fresh. 15u
leitc. Turkeys. frozen. young, 434D3c.; clds 4
4iH4ic. Ducks. Long Island spring, raGs
squads white, dos., s3.5oas; dark, S2.5oat q
uuineas. pr, sint.b0.
POULTRY. LIyE-Fowis. freight, 2Sa31css 4
express 2Jd33c chickens, freight, 2Iu2sct
express 26qf2nc. old roosters, freight, 1scss A
Turkeys, freight. 30c.; express. 40Tlvu,
Ducks. freight. 24T25c.; express. i4.d25erA
Geese, freight, 20n.lc.: express. 20m22c.
Pigeons, pr, 30c Gulneas, pr, TOO. Rabs \
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES. -
Common to primo steers, 100 lbs. SO. Jog$l0To 20
Common 10 choice bulls, 100 lbs. B.60Q b21J
Common 20 choice cows. 100 lbs. 1900 e0p
Common to prime sheep. 100 lbs a.5p8 0.r3
Common 10 primo lambs. 100 lbs.10.QoQ tp.2h1
Live hogs, 100 lbs......s....... p.ItV ll.W
Dressed beef. steer sides. ib.... 1lo.4ie,to~~
City dressed vcsls, lb.....ss...s. l9oYz5o.S
Dressed wothers. lb.Ax -~s~~~...~ lbo4I6o-
nrc~ssd larnks nikys ysM~~~~~~~~s~ 1nn<0sAae
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
$Iso,oa6,o6I.oa

S4,o54,SaS.59
S,93S,oSo.So
Ia,Io4,345.6S
7,o5726o.S3
6oo,4a6.o5
I5,503,71o.o7
$a87,376,s
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
DIVIDENDS.

II Stock OF Pay
Record able
Ala. Power co. pr. a.. si.75. Sept 30 Oct. I
Barnet Leath. Co. pf,. a. sttt
si.55. 49,. ........ -. Sept. 20 Oct. 1
constmers Electric Light
Power co. pr, a. si.T5... Sept. . Sept. 30
Duaucsne Lisht Co, pf.. a.,
sf.T5- .-.......... Oct. Nov. l
Empire Trust CO.., a.. a.. =. Sept % Sept %
Hanover Nat Bank. a.. So. Sept. 20 Oct. 2
Hollinser cold Mfns. mo. SC. ...... Oct. :
n. Y,sTranss Co.. a.. 600. =. Oct. ? Oct. IL
pacific q o. Elee. a., Si TO. oct. 10 Oct n
phila. Co, d.c I0c. ..ss.....,oct. ost. u
phiia. 90. eet pf., q. a. si.to.oot. 1 Nov |
rhna. Rap. Traco, a, si.ro.Oot. 10 Oct. 81
wbite Easle on \ Refining
Co. a., boc..;. =. ..... Oct. 10 Sept. 3o
CO.. extra, $50. ..s........ Sept. 20 Oct. ~
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

n. u. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICI-
PAL. RONnS.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20

discounted by the twelve Federal Re-
serve <Banbs occurred on August 16,
namely. ss57,045, 900. and was only
s263,213,o00 on September 13. On Sep
tember IA. 1921, the corresponding total
was 1924, ASS, ,000."
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Statement Of Condit1on, September IS, 1899
Resources

Cash in Vault and with Federal Reserve Bank
Exchanges for Clearing House and due from
other Banks 80. !.
Call Loans, Commercial Paper and Loans elig-
ibe for Re-discount with Federal Reserve Bank
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
CHICAGO PRICES.

WHEAT--No. I Northern spring, 81 .23N
No red, $i.2o; No. hard. si.20; No. 1
Manitoba. $1.i5A; No. 2 mixed Dur,rn.
81 f.07h. @. |. +. New York track
CORN--No. yellow and No. 2 white, s1Nc:
No. 2 mixed. s1&c., @. Il f. New York
OATS-No. . white. 4sc.; No. . whif- 40
TO 46iAc.; No. 4 white. i4lz; fancy chipped
white, 53ia to 54c; ordinary clipped white.
49h TO F2c. all elevator.
RYE-No. Western. s9Ac., fob. and
S7Ac. calf. New York export.
BARLEY-Malting. 76 to Tsc. c. 1. I. New
York
RYE-No. 1. S24 to 26: No. Q, $40 to se4;
per ton.
sTRAW-No rye s23 to s24 per ton.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20

i-.. tGA ~ ~
Interboro-Met Mimi q st y
4hs 1856 LIST con os "a
l.. -. i6 1...... ~
q. 16 MINI & St L
Intern Cement ref os 1862
ss 1920 I...... 40
L.. 100 MINI & st L
L.. .10s1a 4s 1e40
Int & CIT North 2....... 44%
rs 1922 1....... 44As
.10OM L.. 44h
In. & CT North M 81 L y SSM
1st Gs 1852 6Ms 1891
when issued 1.......106
1....... o1k L.. .1051s
Int & ct North NJ ST p & SSM
5s 1925 cfts Is 1888
1....... 6TM 3....... 90k
4....... 6TM Mo Kan & Tex
ill.,. 6Tl. bs ser A 1862
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

Special Dispatch NEW YosK IIrr,rp
YORK Herald Bureau.
ash n g., sept. fp
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
rrNNsYLyANIA nus.

on, CITY, Pa, Sept. fe--Credlt balances,
81. Runs 7s,eis average, $1,000: shipments.
ilh1e4i average. be,1eZs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-08

citajdci tym, xe Slovak ak je
narodne prebudenJ, je naramne
ziarlivy ma svoj narodny cit 9 sue
pri tom citlivy, podrobf svoj roz-
UNI svojnu srdcu. Radsej nebude
rozmysl at nezi by NAL prist ma
konkliziu, ze ME je dobrym Slo-
vakom, be- Go wac, ze by NAL byt
mad 'ar6nom. ssg-
Ale AMI demagogia, ami zavadza-
MIA, ami zlomysel most, ami trick
nemava staleho podkladu, je len
docasny. Lebo ma tomto svete
vsetko sa musf tocit okolo prav-
ldy a pravda proti Wi, hoci tislc-
raz opakovanej, predsa len yyjde
ma vrch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-08
sAMosPRAVA, CT POKROK?

IT, ktori sa stavaju prot samosprave Slovenska odo-
vodnun svoje stanovsko tm ze samospravou Sovensko
upado by do ruk zpiatocnikov kdezto podra bratov
Cechov ze je Slovensko cese pokrok Je to Jeden
ich hlavnych argumentov, ale ami ten neobstoji
Nehovoriac tom, re samosprava sama sebe znacl
veky pokrok centralizmus nezachran Slovensko pred
zpiatocmcvom sice preto, re terasi sociaiscky re-
M1n republke nebude trva dho ami vtedy, ked celia
centrastcka vadna masina zan postavl Reakcla pr
de: je to prirodzeny vyvin, ako prilv odliv mora
Prikladov toho jest3noc ale postaei nam priklad
americkeho zivota Wsonova demokratcka adminstra-
ca bola fozhodne pokrokova, nazyvaly u az radkano
Demokrat boil 70 Vade rokov predsa, vzdor to-
m, pouzili vyuzi vsetky nome vyhody vladne po
moc boil pred dvoma rokmi porazeni moc dostala
iedna vlad, ak kedy republican,
sostavili.
Po porazke demokratov pokrokovi l'udia krajinc
boil vel mi zronen Myself ST. re pokrok bo uz nadobro
krajne zasaveny predsavovali 81 reakconarsku Via
du terajsu ako mur ako zaar, do ktoreho pochod po
kroku Amerike Dol zatvoreny. Takmer zifal Ale po-
krok medal zastavit. Pokrok je pr1rodnym zivom
prelom vsetky prekazky Neupynuly len diva roxy je
uz pochode to oboch pot stranach
Pokrok zpiatoGnictvo s dve veci ktore su potrebne
ktore sa jedna druh1 doplnujd Ked pokrok rob veke
prenahlene kroky zpatocnctvo ich podlomuje Ked'
zpiatocnictvo ale pacha svoje orge ked zvot naroda
hvie hrozl rozklad, tn pride vna pokroku, ktora
axo hrom neba ocist vzduch cd rozkadu uvede zivot
do rezkejseho pohybu.
Samosprava znaci poklok. Centralizmus znaci kon-
rezvatvnost zpatocnctvo Centralizmus je velmi sta
ra forma vlady. Kde cenrazmus panuje, tam vypukuu
revolce poticke vrazdy. Vladu treba 1ozdelt medz
1'ud ME ju drzat hrst nekol'kych udi Samospra-
l'ud potcky vychova, privykne spoliehat'
seba Poltika prestane byt' pansk!m hunctstvom ale
stane sa vaznym problemom kazdeho obcana.
preto kto stoji pokrok, savu republiky Slo-
venska, must sa celym srdcom pridat' bohvnkom "a
samospravu Slovenska. Musi mat mys, ze zpatocn
ctvo pride Sovensko bez samospravy samospra
vo ale len do casu! Pokrok soveskeho naroda
vi nikto.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-08
sPoRME

Sporenie lspor tkvie samych
pociatkoch hospodarenia. Dejiny
l'udskeho pokroku sG dokladom,
ze nebolo pred Mani starane sa
len 0 ukojenie potrieb dennych, a.
le peclive pamatane ma budic-
nost'. Pilnost' a sebazaprenie ma.
sich predkov ucinily mas st'ast.
nymi dedicmi majetkov uspore
nych a vymozenost 'ou ducha ne
smiernymi obet mi vykupenych
Len tym je nam dana moznost' Ii
vota vyspelejsieho. Odovzdajme
my sverenn hrivnu rozmnozenl
svojim potomkom. a =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-08

Musi byt' kazdy ma cistom S
tym, re myslienka samospravy
zkrsla hlavach predprevrato-
vych Slovakov, Mad 'armi prena-
sledovanych, zalarmi tryznenych a
tito pracujl "a nu tym istym slo-
venskym srdcom, ktore ich hnalo
do mad 'arskych zalarov, tymi /
stymi myslienkami 0 Mad 'aroch,
ktore mali, ked sa mimi ma zivot
3 M smrt' borili. Preto nemozno
SO zdrayym rozumom tvrdit', ze ii
isti Slovaci chceli by nieco, Go by
osozilo ich tryznitel 'om. Este ne
iaoxnejsie je tvrdenie, Re tito pred
prcvratovi Slovaci nevedome pra-
fct31 do rnk Mad arrow. Nuz 81 tito
6l0y&ci len do tych oias mali ros-
M, len do tych cias boil pri po-
|redoa,i, kym So bolo treba dusev-
M j hmOtne branit proti Mad "a
xe y teraz razom BY So stall ta-
pi hldpymi, ze neyedia, 90 70.
81 veda, vzdelanie, silat nas
3 eit Ien y Mad 'srska boly
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-08
sAMOsPRAvA sLOVENsKA A MADARI
I MADARoNI.
Pise: Rev. Anton Kompanek.
(Pokracovanie. }

spoil 'ahlivymi zbranami a dnes je
to vsetko nespol 'ahlive a skodlive
len preto, lebo tato yeda, vzdela-
ME narodny duch tychto pred
prevratovych Slovakov diktuje
myslienku samospravy? A potion
ci praci "a narod spoil 'ahlivejsi
je cloyek, ktory podlieha vlivu ma
jetkov, slavy, moci, ktory sa y
mich moze preberat' epodl'a l'ubo-
yole, ako clovek, ktory je cd tych-
to veci neodvisly? CT nezknsili
.sme ME jeden raz, ze peniaz, sla-
va, moe zahlusily svedomie, pre-
svedcenie, ba i narodny citY
Aka plytka je namietka, Re tito
Slovaci len plska sa hlasia ku sa-
mosprave, lebo chc1 vladnut', lebo
chcl mat vysoke ttrady @td'.?
.Boze, we'd ako ponQkal centraliz-
mus Slovakom moe, slavu, penia-
re, ale len tym, ktori sa bezpod-
tmienecne podrobia. Kolkoraz by
uohol byt Stodola, Bazovsky MI
.nistrom, mattel ON vselijak ych
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-08
Kazdy clovek ma v druhom

Kazdy clovek ma Y druhom
zrkadlo, v ktorom mole jasne zba-
dat svoje vlastn6 chyby, nedo-
statky q spatne stranky vseijake-
ho dtuhu. Lenze robf pri tom Z
vacsej ciastky ako pes, ktory Ste
ka ma zrkadlo, predpokladajlc, re
tam nevidf seba, ale ineho psa.
81 Neproste Boha to, ably vas
sjednotil. On vas uz sjednotil tym,
ze vlozib do vsetkych jedneho .
toho isteho ducha Svojho. Odvr-
hujte len to, Go vas deli, a budete
jednotni. (Tolstoj.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-08
Dietky mad 'aronskych rodicov.

5-rocna Margitka diva sa do OBJ
loka decembri ako pada shah a
hovorf:
"O-jo-jo-joj, mijen mad
snah prsal!"
3 roena Aranka, tiez sa diva do
iobloka hovori:
"a ked' to roztopal, sok voda
les!"
Margitka: "A ked to zamrzal, d,
smykacka les.''
The Chilkat post. [volume] (Fort William H. Seward [i.e. Port Chilkoot (Haines)] Alaska) 1922-1922, 1922-03-03

(col1D)
your
the pasine? We don't want
this rforn.tiOn possibly might
slightly
expers),
(pool-tablo experts
argaay toward this achievement plenty
party parties presented Chi
with pet giraffe The presenting
GIRAFFE it several other animals
could have figured the illusion.
My General, and Corporal Sutherland:
g. gas,
nothing write? WE'LL
Whist it. Since last writing
Lights considerably,
they swell they
talk write about this subject long the toians
somebody's What worrying
going to water today for nsp23t:on
any tell Why is pipeline to
think it should f1o0cy Just at this tje, It IS getting
and to take annual bNWth 1t
provoking, biws Oloeen' yo ntlucnza
is, what they They caruatfiad
INDEPENDENTLY eanating Of ani nal
refr=Eera which ~o115c irraCcbity
less IL is It is hard believe that anybody
be that bad j.
they Will +ncely tell that be 1ago2 nave is id
u cent. ;Old but
y24 Aainey
White County record., 1922-10-05
TITLE ROCK NEWS LETTER
(By Clio Halper)

Little Rock, Ark. Oct.2-Grati flying reports are coming rom all sections of the state where Former Governor Chas. H.
 Brough, Judge W. B. Sorrels of Pine Bluff and Judge John w.. Wade, of Little Rock are present ing the needs of the proposed State Children's Hospital. The people are expressing their sur prise that this important philan- thropic work has been overlook ed for all these years. It cannot be that the people are more in tarested in the protection of their stock and other material welfare than in the welfare and happiness of their children. The fact that there are thousands of unfortunate children in the state who have inadequate medical and surgical attention is being laid heavy upon the heart of our citizenship. The Board of 1rus- tees is asking the people of Ark
White County record., 1922-10-05
WHY WHITE COUNTY
 SHOULD EXHIBIT

There is hardly an adult per son of any intelngence in White county, but who has pleasant Tee collections of the beauty and splendid arrangement of White county's mammoth exhibit at the Arkansas State Fair last year.
 Throughout the year that is gone it has been a source of pleasure to remember that mag nificent exhibit; likewise it also has been the stimulus, and incen- tive to redoubled effort for the exhibit at the fair next week.
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ed to secure the best possible dis play and will look out for 1t throughout the fair and it's safe return to the proper persons Tn the county, yet exhibitors in this line will be required to defray the expense of entry. Under this arrangement evn a better showing will be made than was made last year.
 All in all we may confidently expect White county to carry off first prize as a county exhibit, as. we'll as numerous other prizes in the various other classes. To make more certain the consum- ation of our hopes and desires it behooves everybody in the com- ty to get in behind and boost a little. There is hardly a family but what has some article that will add to the magnitude of the exhibit and to the glory and fame of the county.
White County record., 1922-10-05

incrase it is evident that almost 100 years will produce 500 vol umes and an attorney who is ia miliar with case and precedent and well read in statutory law will have no time for anything else but to read and analyze the opinions of the Arkansas Su- preme Court.
White County record., 1922-10-05

While last years exhibit was tcollected, displayed and sponsor led by the Searcy Chamber of Commerce, whose efficent Sec retary, W. A. Thompson, devot- ed time, energy and money to the undertaking, it is not dis courteous to state that the eXhib- ! it this year will be under the guiding hand of Judge F. Q. White and the Quorm court, the change being made for the bet ter for the reason that in every township in the county men and women are actively engaged jn gathering material for what is confidently expected to be one of the most magnificent county exhibits every collected in the State of Arkansas.
 From all over the county
 from the hill sections as well as from the valleys, from the cities and from the countryside, come daily assurances that the com nittees in the respective town ships are ably discharg'ing the duties entrusted to them, they gre enthusiastic and report that there has been a wholesome and generous response to the invita- tions and that almost every con ceivable article needed by man, woman or child in the journey from the cradle to the grave, and all the products of White county soil and White county industry will be in that wonderful array.
 We are inclined to feel sorry for Miss Virginia Lightle and s. K. Davis to whom has been as signed the arduous task of arranging this collection in such manner as to properly display the products of White county, not neglecting to so order that arrangement, that even the small est of the multitude of exhibits will come in for it's rightful share of public approval. In this mammoth exhibit will be many articles which you have no idea can come out of White county From what we have learned there will be a multitude of arti- cles there which have proven a genuine surprise even to those who have been charged with the duty of collecting the exhibit.
 Lest we forget we want to state just here that the poultry exhibit it being conceded that White county's exhibit last year in this line was the best all round exhibit of poultry in that mann moth tent), will be in charge of Messrs. Goodwin and Jean, that live firm which has created a cash market even in the remot- est corners of the county for one old hen, or one egg. MT. Thomp- son, the genial manager of the firm at Searcy will have this part of the exhibit in hand. He will take charge of the exhibit and see that it is properly arrang