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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05
Must Please Custonssrs
to Keep Foreign Trade

Remember. ws don't have to try to
please the customer with what We make
let's 20 out and and out what the
customer wants and make that" Mr..
vauclain pursued. "Ths customer 10 not
a damn rascal, you know. He is at
least Just 40 honest as We are. Upon
that basis we are doing business with
Siberia, Poland, Rumania, China,
Japan. many foreign countries. We
are doing business with their business
men because we have confidence in
them.
"Conhdence IL what everything
must be based upon in the business
world.
''This corporation has been persis-
tently spending money in the United
States, reducing costs Of production,
doing away with certain amount Of
labor upon locomotives. Better work,
less labor to do It. Is the goal. For w
realize that labor IA soon going to b.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05
Samuel M. Vauclain at his desk

TO grab another straw, and to quote
low prices. and to hang on a little
longer, just to get the orders, and this,
Of course, prevents a price advance,
and a continuance Of the losses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05
Teteran Head of Baldwin, s Works Says
Shortage of Labor, Railroad Cars and
Locomotives Means Country Must
Stop Talking Gloomily and Keep Pro-
auction Hnwming
"GOOD TIMES REALL Y HERE"
IND BUSINESS rs WAITING
1T FOUR CORNERS OFEARTH
"World's Greatest Salesman" Asserts
Croakings Of Pessimtsts Are Out of
Place and Tells Of Real Woes Of Euro
bean Nations to Start Trade RevivaLs

eTyHE UNITED STATES will three famines in the fall
shortage Of labor another will be shortage
tremendous freight to be hauled
famine of locomotives for the reason
optimistic view Of Samuel NJ Vauclain, president OF the
Works. and Mr.. Vaucan ought to know
travelled muh and the
suit his simply hosperty not the
4. o1roo oJy hawai-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05
Confidence Is Essential
to Lead Nation Ahead

"This confidence in the future that
l have been talking about is absolutely
necessary II we are TO have a more
|SaQspal 1rospsritx thar Ea.haxe -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05

appearance again, and were waved
asids. Dsspairinsly they moved away,
to lurk In the vicinity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-05
Steel Is Real Backbone
OF Nations Prosperity

You must remember that this Is a
steel country pre- eminently, and these
matters are Of vital concern to the
whole country. Steel is the one great
basic industry Of the nation, and II II
is operated at loss It is bound to
depress every other business, even If
it Is being operated upon a profitable
basis.''
At this point a soft footed secretary
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
Introduction.

Our hst lesson ended with to- sad
punishment - rU'ah for his pride
We DO not know how long be- suffered
~ lepcr. but hi death probably o..
eurr'~i IN 80 nrar the wear q & 77-
This n the date ~ lViihhs vision. Tn
pi,rc als'cnrs 20 haV. i-rr the tempt.
in Jerusalem where the prophet was a
worship Isaiah was in many respect.
the Creates, Of lsraeis prophets Lat.
Tie or nothing - known Of his lifr.
Hts father was named Amor. hut moth
ing i known ~ him II l. inferred that
the family was Of high social standing
Some think that Isaiah was 81 royal
kindred hut tina, IL uncertain. ~ the
time OF his call h. seems 10 have been
Young. lie rendered hong service a.
prophet and was prominent In the
rffairs - judah during the reign OF
Hcseklah. His ministry fell. a. hc
tells ~ nis during the DAYS IT rkziah.
lothian. Ahay and Hczekiah. Kings OF
Jnsiah. The book which contains hts
prophecies II wonderful religious
and literary document In literary form
u consists OF Few chapters Of hisiori.
cal prose In the middle of the hook.
but the most OF u i sublime aratory. IN
PLACES highly poetic. our lesson tells
IN OF the prophets call while probably
he vas yet young nan.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR APRIL 80.

oNuIai,l And now o., vas oriy for
further INSTRUCTIONS ilHn.h'c Hnd SET
r,iu..iuE Do, huns No. No.rr. y,a the
soi.r ol thr Lord Which lv- Whom
sha'l stnI aIH ulo $500 $500 fUr usf'
~ rs ar q, Goa ufu.. other rIr-- rs'rs
than sorli'hiin. nnl i'..s H"N Hnor
sinful mon o. iHi1 i''-'''H ..HH''r "h"
shall la1- ihr "'->'s' nI Dr. siIt' %"
ih"'r follow sf''''f I'. u h'''i
mind az ih' i'''''i ." i'.i' Poo .'.''
ne li"i ava without '''
answer li'r' H'
Tho '"''' cnn.i'N.' .' ..''" 2" 'in.
4Nd 'i''I- N. N.' ''' NI'
sion .' h- ''' So. -i.
l'H l.'r t'''' LI'I .
900 unworthy I''.I.' .h
i.'I'''I
.'iiIN.' -
r''iiI''' I'I'' i'
h't'' ''r 'iI N'i .'"
"1i i'i l'''.i'l'-. ''.i "'-
'h'h g. 'I'nt ''- N."'h''- l' "i.' ''"
i'''h. hai in' r'I'r '"..I '' .'
lh' pi''h'i hNr. t' WIN i i
Our hA' h'. -'.'' i'.'' wants
Jeremiah. i'f'.'.. GOD. "'''fs h "''il"
su WIN me l"..itI 'nf. ""-t"', i1u
hlH n'r~l-' NvIif DIP i''.'.f'
The W"nh'i ah IUH u"t De- Do q"
continue thls w.Irrf0. ministry 'Ms
prophecy of d.,I'. hHf'..m. Hf How
long was isrtt f1 suffer Hr1.r 'l.
rol ~ dI,Ir. Ir...' Ma fhs d.,'rc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
TOPiC-Isaiah's Summons aud Re
spoDsc.
GOLDEN TENT-iIrrc am !; Send
me. Isaiah 6;s.
IaIsh CHS.

In The year that King lysiIh died !
saw the lord sitting upon q thlUnr. high
and lifted up. and his train filled the
temple : Above him stood The s,ru
phim. each one had slN WINGS with
twain he covered his face. and With
twain ne covered hts feet. and with
twain h. did nv And one cried unto
another. nnd said Holy. HOLY holy. b.
Jehovah ~ hosts the who'll earth b.
full II his glury I And N, foundation
OF the thr, ~holds shook M the voice 90
him that cried. ana the house was Hllod
with smoke. Thcn said Moe il me-
for I am undone. l-'cause 7 am a man
81 unclcan lips. and I dwell On Tho
p,ldst Of a pcoplc Of unc'ean lns for
milne EYES have seen the kius Jehovah
OF hosts
Then fl'w on, ~ the seraphim ar.
90 me. having iiV. ctal ln his hand
which h. had taken With the ionrs from
off the altar and ~ iuurhpd u,
mouth with a. and said. o. this hath
tonrh"d ihy lips. and thine inhG.iy D..
inkon away and Inv sin forgiven 4
And heard the voice ~ tho t.nrl slV.
INK. Whom shall send and who will
~ Tor u.s. Then ] said Here am /.
send M.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
LESSON NUTEs.
l. The Prophets vision. isaiah ela

A young and highly gifted man was
worshlpring In the temple q Jehovah
at Jerusalem. II was In the year that
King Uzxiah died The young man had
q noble intellect. dcvoui and earnest
spirit. warm and loyal patriotism. tn.
best traditions and id,ais Of his race
vcrc his. AL that Israel stood for in
the Ias, and hoIsd for ln the future
seized upon his soul and imagination.
As he worshippcd that Imagination
was touched SOMEHOW By the Spirit ~
God and a wonderful vision appeared
10 The rapt spirit % the worshiler.
- Isaiah prayed. he seemed to see
an exalted thrsse. occupied ~ the Lord
himself. The trailing skirts Of the ~
vinc Majesty flllcd the temple. We
would imagine that this appearance
uas something like floating clouds u
Inset glory. There j. no description
OF the Divine Person That u lsfi 20
TIE Imagination. Ai.oyr u. throne and
i.s vccupani stand numlsr ~ sera.
phlin. II u moi sald how many. The
word scraphim j. plural The word Is
Q, uncertain meaning This h N. only
piacc vhcr. u Is found Th,se burning
messengers OF elufy werc equlpp.-i
each one with sta wings. This ind
Gated their readiness to ID u,on the
missions OF their Divine King. bat
only one pair u the wings. a. seen bv
the prophet. was used for motion. The
others were Used for reverence. This
- a striking thought Each one OF
these glorious beings covered his fao.
With two OF his wings. With the other
two be covered his feet. This would
Indicate 10 the prophe, that reverence,
come before scr,ic, aud soos with IL
ssiil further TO impress the proi,he,
With tn Majesty Divine these seraphln,
cried 10 each other. Holy. holy. holy
L. Jehovah o. hosts. the whole earth 4
fuli OF hts glory" The angeis's knowl
edge Of what God l. and how the earth
beiongs t0 him II thus waited down 10
the eagsr mind Of the young prsphe,
" should b. our effort 10 realize as far
~ possible what TIT angels think o.
God. Jesus taught Us to pray. "Thy
VIII h. done on earth a. u j. In hsav.
en-. SUI further % imprcss the youue
Hophei with the momcniou- solemnit,
OF The occasion. accompanying III,
Nosce q the angels az each cried ont
the foundations ~ the temple treml.led
and to III. prophet u ssyin.d that ths
whole house Was filled With the smos,
VI thc incense which the ang,ls burned
Ihs effect upon the prophet 1. p.r
iccily natural Conscious Of his huu.ar
weakness and sin b. f,lt out u pl,c,
IN such glorious srcnc. Ills admira
u"h q lusi IN a sens Of hts unuorthi
hes~. and h. cries "Moe J. iu,. for
am und0nc. tn. reason y. give. i,
that ne Was q man u uucI.an iit.
DWELLING Ia III, midst Of a people Of IN
cican iiIr. II IL bat a STRIKING w.v -
aefin'ng guilt lie adds. "For min.
eyes have seen n. King. Jebo,ah ~
Hosts. The thought j. thar ro ar.
could SEE Cod and live. Certainty a.,
ISAIAH thc expression was a very ,rou
er one Al great souls. wb.n ~.
conc In touch with God mus, role.
TIER sinfulnc-s and uuwOrihinsss A.,
Other feeling is Itself a sin. nu, wb.a
the fechng y rrop,r one. Col. a. h
mercy. siares n, sinner apd .xe,
Origins a. We, hln.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
Reverence.

Let "a reflect earnestly upon the
great need 81 reverence Tor God. our
last lesson showed us how God rchukcd
irrcvcrcncc. This lesson gives us a
vision of adoring s,raph.m praising the
holy Cod u impresscs the lesson 81
rcyerent service ON the Iart ~ those
who hear the call q God Ia do his work.
Too much - our worship and also q
our service hcks this important clc.
mcnt. inaitcnilon and leyity In the
service OF God are deplorahle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
Ma, intend Revival.
4n<ri.I IN IL S<w~

CLAUDE. Aprii e7-Tho revival at
the First Baptist church conducted by
Dr. 4 e. li0acrs ~ Wacu j. being at.
tended O., hrse audiences ard ~, ser
mons and ~rilres lr, most helpful
sunday uigif thr Other churches -
Claude united With th, n1pu-is in their
needing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
SPADE RANCH DELIVERS
5000 HEAD OF STEERS

Special io tn. N,vs
IlrrlGriEip. Apul G., III. Spade
nn.t n..rsHg 'u IS l. ENVnl; i-
.,u,..rl lIuli $1,000 3 and ltnrroll
.i,,f- These steers vvf. contracted
.t,UI venus 1861. and 90 I~ rHprt,l
u, d,H.Dri lt purr uf So ci,h.
rh,, ar. h,ius -hrp,l 'H ktH.l.. a1l
ur tl %. pI' uu grass there
Tv. uHmu,i. of approximately J..
'N steers D.h have g'u. olI. aud
hul uJ ..' shipment $500 De- made
rl,-Il, rH.f, gtll, uu. IoHiel lt
Do, yellow lou-, -toes I'us ,t-' 't
Itil,N'ld which f. -aid tu Do, i1' hrg
~ sfH,k isus .u the Sautl o. line.
Steam Ip elng. Telephones ilSG.ll9i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
CHRISTIAN PASTOR AT
CLAUDE WILL LEAVE

sr,rial 10 ~. News
Cl.Nt UE April 81 Sunday morning
100 the N orlHck service Rev. Eugcrr
N,C.piDt msiw ~ tho First chr
tn church tt claude. preached bus
farewell s.rnUH tor tho people Of bis
u,uomiraf..n. kD. MoCunlcy rendered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

Ged dos not deny N, truth u The
prophets confession. but h. send. 4
rcraph 60 purge the prophet ni,s
Ths figure In the vision j. an exceed.
ingiy striking cne. The prophet $50
\ srraph riying 10 him. ~, has taken
q live coal With the t0ug- from the
altar which was smoking with incense
before the thron. Hc lightly t0lfhss
thu prcVhcis ips with this burning
coal snd says 90 him. Thine inguiiy
y taken a~ay aud thy ELI forgiven. o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

his resignation ~ pastor Of the church
. few days aFo 60 acccpt the work
20 the First Christian Charch ~ Wal.
i,rs Okla. ~ ana Mrs. McConlcy viii
leave claude Tor thsir new HON. May 1.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28

N you donr frad, 40 Knsscll Jcweiry
Co you're onl, one among few that
don't. Why pay more We sell for less.
ls3 o.. 5th 1T. Phone gid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-28
IF BHOMERT, D

am,il,u's ORIGINAL chiroprnctoi
talllshcd five years. Complete :
-.,,t. sh.n. i07s.f0so New
ton western Building. across frof
court house.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-23
SHENANDOAH JUNCTION NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose, of Bruins
wick, spent Sunday with Nr AMI MIS-
5. H. Wintermoyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. R. REYNOLDS u
Rippon, spent Sunday with VT. ana
MIS- V. Nj. Osbourn.
Miss Lillian Myers Srcnt the week
end with Miss Annie Curr,c.
Mrs. G. E. Brandt and dlUgn'sI
Betty have returned home after t"'.
weeks visit in Woodstock, Va.
Those who were shopping n gar
tinsburg on Saturday were Mrs. n :
Engle, Misses Ruth Cl.r0 ana he7'
Morris and Mrs. Nellie Corbett'
Henry Stickel is visiting his 'io'"''
in Baltimore.
Mrs. c. b. Miller has Fcca y'i''"sI
in Piedmont. Il
R. B. Ridenbaugh and family SPs..
Sunday with relatives in N'Sa'ne'
Junction.
Alberton Snyder, of P."IeS0us
spent Sunday with his family. :,
The ladies' aid society ~ the VI
Church will serve dinner ana SUPP.
in the i. o. o. F. hall Ih3nAsEn,",'
day. Good old country ham -a.M
pumpkin pie and other 'h'Es 70 ? 80
your appetite. Come an .,.3
cause.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-23
Order Of Publication
The State of West Virginia,

The State of West Virginia.
Jefferson County, To-wit
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court of Jefferson Coun
~ on first Monday in November. 1922
Florence Staley, Plaintiff,
VS..
Daniel b. Williams, Maggie Williams
his wife, Ella Belt, Edgar Belt her
husband, Mary Dreamer, Charles
Dreamer her husband, Hester Will
llams, George Williams, Fife Will
lIamS his wife, Defendants.
OBJECT OF SUIT.
For the Partition Of Real Estate
IL appearing, on affidavit filed in this
SUIT, that the Defendants, Daniel b.
Maggie Williams his wife.
Ella Belt, Edgar Belt her husband,
Hester Williams, George Williams.
Ethe Williams his wife. are non-rcsi-
dents of the State of West Virginia.
thcy are hereby required 10 appear
within one month after the date of the
hrSt publication of this order. and do
what IS necessary TO protect their in.
'ercStS in this matter. II is ordered
mar copy of this order be forthwith
puolIshed once week for four CON
secutlvc weeks in the Shephcrdstown
Register, a newspaper printed in the
town OF Shephcrdstown, in the County
OF Jefferson, and be posted at the
front doc Of the Court House of JEFF
tcrson County, at least twenty days
before judgment or decree is rendered.
G.. w. CONRAD,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Porterfeld & Downs, p. Q.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-23

Bring your sale bills to us. whcro
they are given special attention-thc
kind that sell the goods.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

! hereby appoint Wednesday. the 9Th
day of December, 1922, at nv Office in
Charles Town, West Virginia, at II
o'clock a. m, as the time and place
for receiving proof of debts and de.
mands against Robert Underdonk, or
his estate, the account of Geo. NJ
Bcltzhoover, his Administrator. being
before me for settlement.
Given under my hand this 18th dav
of October, 1922.
S. w. WASHINGTON
Commissioner of Accounts.
Oct. 26, 1922-6w.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-23
LAND POSTED.

All persons are hereby warned
against trespassing upon the lands OF
the undersigned by hunting, trapping
or in other manner, except by writ
ten permission as the law requires
Offenders will be informed upon to tho
proper authorities.
r. w. MORROW.
]. G.. GRIFFITH.
G. ]. Hill.
SALLlE PACE ANDREWS
JAMES p. STALEY,
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HIETT & CO0KUS

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Our job work pleases-give us a
chance. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-23

Saturday of this week, s c. goes to
Winchester for an encounter with
Shenandoah Valley Academy of that
place. This will probably be the last
game of the season, unless one IS
slated for Thanksgiving at Shepherds
town.
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Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
Presbyterian, Church

Sunday school at 10. Lesson sub
ject, Elijah In Naboth's Vinyard.
Morning service at IL. Sermon sub
ject. THE Christians Influence.
Special music by the choir.
Young peoples meetings at $3.50
Gospel song service at 1880. Sermon
subject. "The Rewards OF Overcom
ing"
We believe that attending the
church services on Sunday will helr
to make you a better. stronger and
finer man or woman. and we earnest
ly invite you to be present at these
meetings.
In the morning the choir. under
Mr.. Hale's leadership. will sing. &C
Come. Let lis Sing Unto the Lord
In, the evening Mr.. Ross Miller will
sing a special solo number. and
Misses Heidee and Kinney will sing
the duet. Weary Cleaners"
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
Holyoke FiDe Still
Leads IN Conference

The Holyoke basketball team still
holds the top rung o. the ladder by
a comfortable margin in the race
for the basketball honors of the
Northeastern Colorado conference.
The local team has now won five
games, with no defeats, annexing two
games on the Sterling floor last Fri
day and Saturday nights, taking the
first contest from the Sterling high
school team 24-13 and the second
from the Merino high school team
23-17.
Sterling's inability to solve Hol-
yoke's system made Friday nights
game seem listless. Although the
Sterling center succeeded in knock.
ing the ball to his teammates in the
tip-offs, they were unable to keep pos
session of the ball., ana the unique
system Of the Holyoke team of max
ing scores through the guards and
center worked very satisfactorily
Six points of the "a were made by
the forwards, eight by the guards
and ten by the center Mutt Edgar,
Holyoke center and captain, proved
the star of the evening.
In the game with Merino Saturday
night Holyoke got away to good
start and outplayed their opponents
in the first half. Merino had the
best of it in the second half, but
were unable to overcome Holyoke's
lead.
But three more conference games
remain to be played by the local
team. Haxtun plays on the local
floor tonight, and ON February the
locals play at Haxtun. The last game
will be with Sterling mere ON Febru-
ary "a.
There are several non.conference
games scheduled. Both the boys and
girls teams of Grant play here Sat
urday night.
The standing of the teams in the
north half of the conference is as
follows:
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
Baptist Church

We are planning on having ser
vices next Sunday. The Sunday
school meets at 10 n. m. and the
morning worship at II o'clock The
junior society meets ut . p. m. The
senior society have their devotional
service at $3.50. and the evening gos.
Eel service nj 7:3o.
Kindly remember that tho church
Is for yon, aud should you be with.
ont a church home. come and be with
us Frank T. Gray, Pastor.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
Methodist Church

Sunday school as usual. at 10 a. m.
Morning devotional worship. II a, m.
sabIeet. "'rhc Christians commun
lon
Epworth l.caguc at $50 p. M.
Evening evangclistic service at 1890
p N. Subject. "rulnllment of Pho.
phcey" The orchestra viii assist
with the music.
Prayer and praise service. wednes.
day 1880 D. NJ. al the parsonage.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
Prediction oisp:;svsd

He tafter popping the .qnestionl--
Why are you crying, deatest? Did
offend you by my proposal?
She Oh. no, dear, it's not that.
1 am crying for pure Joy. Mother
has always told me that ! was such
fh idiot that.1 wouldntf get even a
donkey for sweet. heart. and now
I've got one after all.
~ffGrsas
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
Fulsc1er and Kepler
Win Several Prizes

At the Western Stock show at
Denver last week Fuischer and Kep,
Ter won the following premiums:
Blayey's Domino First prize sen.
ior and grands;champion bull over all
Perfect Domino--First prize, JUNO,
bull calf in the open and futurity
classes t29shead shown) and reserve
futurity champion bull.
Donna Domino First prize. Junior
heifer calf in the open and futurity
classes (25 head shown) and reserve
futurity champion heifer.
First and fourth prize on get OF
sire -four animals, either sex) iii 1d
entries.
Winners of the Bohm Allen Chal-
lenge trophy on four animals, either
sex, get of one sire, for the third
year. 1t was required that this tro-
ply be won three times to become
exhibitors permanent property.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
LOOK LlsrgNl

Carl Knapp and wife. eyangcllsts.
will begin a revival meeting at the
Church Of Christ February 80. Every.
body invited
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Mrs. Vernon Decatur was operated
upon at the local hospital Wednesday
morning for appendicitis.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Stewart are
the proud parents OF a baby-sfrl, ar.
irving January 25.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

County Assessor Rouze came home
from Denver Monday. where he at
tended the stock show and assessors
convention.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
Locals in Brief

A marriage license was issued
this week to S. S. Reed and Miss
Nellis Jackson. both OF Haxtun.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Miss Ella Castle has been SICK the
past week and unable to be on duty
at the Golden Rule store.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Mrs. Arthur Spindler was called to
Haxtun yesterday to help care for
her sisters baby. which is very sick
with yellow jaundice.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Max Singer, manager OF the j. G..
Noll Lumber yard at Haxtun, is a
business visitor in Ho;yoke today.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Thomas of Hax-
tun visited their daughter, Mrs. Merle
Powell, Wednesday OF this week.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-27
High School Notes

The basketball trip last Friday and
Saturday was a very successful one
for the boys. as they won both games.
One was against Merino and the 9th
er Sterling. The girls lost to the
Sterling girls.
Monday was the beginning of the
second semester The schedule was
changed some because or the half
year subjects. Advanced algebra will
take the place of solid geometry and
commercial law the place Of COM
merce and industry. There will be
nothing taught in the place OF trigo-
nometry.
a new registration was held Mon
day. M r.
Tuesday afternoon the students
were reseated. The members OF each
class are seated alphabetically. hut
in the opposite direction to what they
have been before. -
The people who intend to try ont
for the negative debating team Friday
are all working very. hard. There
seems TO be great deal of compe-
tition.
Fern Mason was not In school Mon.
day and Tuesday. as she was visit
ing In Sterling.
Marie Miell was no; able to attend
school Tuesday afternoon because OF
sickness.
Miss Wickman has had charge OF
the spelling this week.
Robert White entered school this
week. He will graduate this year.
The Juniors have begun praetiolng
for their play.
The Sophomores held n meeting af.
ter school Wednesday evening.
Some of the Freshmen girls are
busy practicing on short play which
they VIII give for morning entertain.
ment soon.