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TURKISH TROOPS ARE
NOW HOLDING SMYRNA

/ SMYRNA, Sept u-TWkish ma
tionaIists are holding all strategic
points in Smyrna under strict orders
against indulgence in eXcesses. The
Turks claim the Greeks committed
wholesale devastation without mill.
tary reason before evacuating the city.
supreme court. He would be a
credit to the supreme bench and re.
fleet honor on our state,
CHRISTIAN B. ZABRISKIE.
Reno, Nevada
Dear Friend Black:
Your w.re received and will do all
you suggest and gladly | think a
great deal of Hugh Brown and know
his fitness BREWSTER ADAMS
Philadelphia, Pa
A. Homer Black
Your telegram Am pleased to act
on lines suggested and sincerely hope
Brown will receive appointment,
CLYDE A. HELLER.
Governor Emmett D. Boyle sent
messages TO Senators Oddie and Pitt
man as follows.
Reno Nevada !
Should Justice Day resign it would
be most gratifying l think to the
great majority OF Neyadans to see
Hugh Brown appointed in his place.
No applicant could be man OF
higher type nor one more admirably
fitted in temperament, intelligence
education and integrity. Personally
| feel that his appointment would
confer honor both on the supreme
court and on Nevada
George S. Green, f. f. Roberts and
Milton NJ. Detch of Reno sent mes
sages to Senators Oddie and Pittman
as follows
In event of res gnation of Jusice
Day we urge appointment of Hugh
Henry Brown, leader in American
Bar association. native of Ohio, and
adopted son OF whom all Nevada Is
proud.
Carson City, Nevada.
A. Homer Black:
VIII do all in my power. Am
writing. J, SANDhr1S
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Winnemucca, Nevada

A. Homer Black.
Wires sent per request. Count on
me for anything w. +. AfRho'
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Gardnerville Nevada.

\. Homer Black
Chairman Nye, County Republican
Committee, Tonopah. VIII do every
thing possible for Brown.
GEO A. MONTROSE
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Golddeld New.

A, HONtT DIdLh
Yours eighth received VIII join
and enthusiastically in this
movement '. l.. RICKETTS,
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supreme court. He would be
credit to the supreme bench and re.
fleet honor on our state,
CHRISTIAN B. ZABRISKIE.
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Carson City, Nevada.

A. Homer Black;
VIII do all in my power. Am
j. A SANbHfso
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Reno, Nevada
Dear Friend Black ;

Dear Friend Back:
Your w.re received and will do all
you suggest and gladly l think a
great deal of Hugh Brown and know
his fitness BREWSTER ADAMS.
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TONIGHT AND TUESDAY
gA,e AND CONTINUED WARM
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PARA poLIcIA 1NsULAR

Con ell fin de elegir candidates para
guardias de la Policfa Insular, el Jefe
de la Policfa Insular, con la saproba-
ci6n de la Comisi6n de la Policia, ha
designade el dia 13 de JUNO proximo,
a las 1900 A. NJ.
Para las presentes tallas solo Sc adj
mitiran candidates comprendidos en-
tire los rs v 80 amos, con no menos de
s pies 7A pulgadag y 130 libras de
peso; adenaas han de ser de buena re-
putaci6n, gozar de buena salud, sa-
ber leer Y escribir " no haber sido
expulsado deshonrosamente de iingdn
cargo civil militar, o convictos de
ningdn delito que envuelva degrada-
ci6n moral.
Aquellos que tengan sus solicitudes
en- este Quartet General pueden pa
sar recogerlos para su presentation
a la Conisidn de Ia Policia Insular,
antes de la fecha indicada.
Los Jefes de Distrito proporciona-
ran solicitudes en- blanco a los que
reunan las condolences requeridas.
]. JUDGE,
Advt. Ayudante, Policfa Insular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09
ESPECTACULOS


Cine Tres 'Banderas.- .-"La Condesa
zara", en- actos, por francesca Ber-
TIM y una revista. 4
Teatro America. La hermoso cii1ta
que llava por titulo: "Cuerpc Sin5Allr-
ma. ssssf.
Cine Luna. Ultima jornada. de
"i,os Tres Mosqueteros' v una comi-
ca. = ~
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce) -
Monumental estreno. Pola Negri, en-
la grandiosa obra "Vendettan u
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce) II. IA
retreta de esta noche sera ameniza-
da por una de las mejores bandas de
San Juan. Habran fuegos artificiales
v magnifcas produccioncs al aire Ii
bre. Esta noche es benefcio para Ell
"Asilo de Ancianos Desamparados"
de Puerta de TERRA. Presentan con
orgullo la primera super-produccion
venida Puerto Rico interpretada por
la estrella y bailarina, Lya Mara cu-
yo titulo es: "Alma Encadenada".
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano) will
liam s. Hart en- "O'Malley", de- la
Real Montada, enl6 actos y una Re-
vista iGrafica. 19 itfaleaes f Sc,
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[ LaMtlsicaenlaE EscueIa

de la letra. Nj las ideas, nj los iit-
mos, nj ia cadencia dehen contcncr
pl;gios nj reniniscencias de la mi-
sica callejera. Esta dcl,e tener en-
general, menGs moving entts que In
profana V 81 mayor riqueza de ai1no3
MIA y mayor interGs de contra punto.
En- todas las cscuclas tenemos unn
o dos vul1menes de canc:ones cStola-
res, que ha escogido 81 eminente Ii
terato sehor. Manuel Fernandez Jun
COS, " el inteligentc maestro conp5-
sitor BrauliO DHeno Colon. Una Sc
rie de cantos prcciosos Y propics pa
IA los estudiantes. Nuestro deber es
hacer uso de ellos primero que TO-
dos, puesto que nos pertenece agra
decor el esfuerzo de los autorcs por
el beneficio de la escuela. Y tambi6n
debenps hacer que Sc gllarden suS
joyas. que son las que yendran /. cn-
l'quecer V entllsiaSnar grandemrn-
tc Ia generaci0n que sube, con los
.cantos melodiosSs Y dulces que c1n-
ticnen los lihros de los selores Fer
ndndez Juncos y Duelo Colon.
Tenemos varias cpmposieiones. ade.
mas de estas, de l&s cuales no Sc
ccupan de cantar los mapstros en las
classes de, ndsica.. Ali estan las in
fsupeiahles eoiihaSacioncs Gel poeta
inspifadfsimo del pentd dsrama. el com
patricia nuesiro Juan Morel Campos.
siP0r que. no tomamos. una de sils
composicionos? Asf harfamos que So
venerara' csstla adfa mas sri nombre,
" guardalfaInos meior la siemprevi-
va del recuerdo, por el nombre del
glorioso art:sta que elev6 el nombre
de SUI pueblo hacia; Ia mas altEs Gus,
.pides y 10 hizo hrillar en- todos los
contornos en- el mundo del arte, ss,.
Respetemos mas 'nuestros compa-
trio:as yerdaderos y, veneremos sus
obras Y al referirnos IL escuela,
repito que respetemos mas las cla-
ses de mdsica como debemos respetar
todo 10 que pertenece ese sagrado
temple.
AdJidn Benjamm Jr.
Yabucoa PR, mayo 1922.
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CoNDICIONES sDEl.s la COSECHA
DE FRUTAS.

Avisos del Departamento de. Agri-
cultura de los Estades 4 Unidos, para
la semana que termina Ell 10 de ma
70 de 1922, indican que las condicio-
mes en- general, son fayorables con
respecto a las cosechas de frutas, fre-
sas y moras. ( Algdn tlafo tuvieron en-
el Vale Hudson durante la semana,
a consecuencia de una helada, seg1fn
informes y las temperatpras frfas So
bre los Estados Noroeste, particular
mente en- Idaho hicieron algdn daiIo.
Las fresas segtin Sc dice, esta en- ge-
neral, EN- condolences excelentes no
obstante que, algdn dafio han sufrilo
en- los estados centrales del Sur a
consecuencia de llvia. Los precios
sin embargo, han sido considerable
mente bajos. La mayor parte de los
avisos de los estados del Oeste, in
forman que las condolences de la fru-
ia son las mejores desde hace vsrios
afios.
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Los que embarcan
hacia New York

En- el va?or "San Lorenzo" que zar-
po de este puerto aver a las doce, pa
ra New York, embarcaron los pasaje-
ros siguientes:
Harold !. sewall, g. +. Carpenter,
w. G. Coxhead, Mary T., Coxhead,
Katherine Coxhead, Maria G. Salda-
ma, Maria Luisa' Saldana, J.iJ. Magill,
Florence Magill, Mary Magill, James
Magill,. S. Goldsmith, G.. G. Paterson,
Frances Paterson, J.J, Benitez, Gre
goria Freya, Manuel Paniagua es-
posa, Manuel Paniagua hijo, A. Safe
bier, A. H. Staebler, Elaine Sta s5ler,
Solome Azizi, Mrs. Eugene Osmar, p.
F. Rice y esposa, Henry M. Rau,
Charles D. Cotton y sonora, Barbara
L. johnson, Leonard Drew v esposa,
G. Paterson, Novene Paterson, Doro-
thy LOCKER, w. M. Purvis, David Men
dez, Ramon ARIZONA, Emilio S. Comas,
Antonia Abarca, T. Abarca, Pillar
Erba, Mateo Truyon, ]. ]. Benitez, yo-
Sc J. Benitez,. Anselmo Lores, w. j.
Conway,aJ. j. Southers M. Hudo, Mi
guel Hudo, Maria C. Hudo, Jose Ma.
Gonzalez, z. W. Rowland y espossa,
Dir. Zeno u Gambia v sonora, Alcides
Gambia, Rafael Galderon y sonora,
Douglas P. Kennedy, Ruth I. Kenne-
dy, Miss Helen, Clarke, J. B. Beham,
Benjamin H, ,Yoakum " esposa, H.
Crozier, Al. Groziers Arthur H. Bor-
land, Elwyn 81 Dunbar, Edmund Rush
more, w. G, Mayor sonora, Jacob
i. Lenovitz,s Joseph McCook, DR..
Francisco Ponte, Nicholas aAdbel-
moor, Alicia O'Mejica, w. Y. Hillyer,
Roy, Monbeck, D. H. Watson, Manuel
Diaz, DR. G. Muhoz Dfaz y sefiora,
Margaret Moyes, C. D, Smith, Sergio
Rivera, Luis Fernandez, Marcelino
Lebr6n, Jose Marchand, Julian 0. Nc
Connie v esposa, RI u, Page, Julian
|Caballero,b Maud Baler, Susan Baler,
Ruth Baler,s Ricardo G. de Lopez "
dos niios, A. S. Helbi, w. S. Camp
bell, Anne Dastas, Jorge Arizi, Mary
H. Bird, Florence w. Smith, Arthur
Schneider, Luis M. Arcelay, Cecilia
". Kuntz, Mary H. Horner, Rev.
George OFT, Henry j. Knecht, H. B.
Smith, j. o. Kilmartin, Carmen Mo-
ra, Teodoro Vega, Antonio Padron, E..
E. Harris, w A. Shumate, Jose P.
Berries, Luis L. Davila, Ramon M.
Ortiz, Maria E. Rivera, Maria Vaz-
|quezs Alfonso, Carmen Brac, Mildred
Hayes, Carmen Ma. Rivera, Rene Pa
|sarell, Serapio Travieso, Helen v.
Barry, H. M. Barry, Frederick w. Re-
wells Y sonora, Alfonso Rey, Jose Mo-
Ira, Manuel Munoz, Faustino Virella,
Francisco Delga y Owen Pollock.
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no Sc SALIVA nj Ell AUTO DEL
IIDER

Ell martcs a las G:15 p. m. en- In ca
rretera. parada %, Santurce, cl au-
tom6vil prypiedad de Antonio II. Bar
cello. de San Juan, guiado per el chGu-
ffeur Isaac Santiago, rcsidente On ca
lie del Parque, santurcc choco con
una bicicleta dc pedal que montaha
el inlividuo Julio Pizarro, resultan-
do este con contusiopes Ieyes de las
qle fu6 asistido en- Ia sala de 5000
rro la Ncicleia con una rucda ro-
ia.
El accidente Sc debio a que ell ci-
clista que venfa por Ii. calle del Par
que, al tomar la carretera en- la para
da %, paS0 por detrds de una qua
qua. errrandole ell paso al autom6-
vii que pasaba. Los dailos ocasiona-
dos & la bicicleta fueron indemniza-
DIS por q chauffeur.
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DON EMILIO sANJASAIE coMAs

Hoy, EN- ell yapor San Lorenzo, ha-
.embarcado para New York nucstro
ostimado amigo don Emilio Sanjau-
me Comas, yqHoso elemepto de
Casa de Espaiia en- Fajarda Y conner
ciante que goza del mas alto credi-
ii en- ls isla.
Hon Emilio Sanjaume, que es un
clemento social muy distinguido va
a New York a hacer compras. Des-
de la gran ciudad americana Sc. di-
rigira Espafia Y allf pasara una
temporads.. una corta temporada, por-
que aquf reclaman La presencia del
joven amigo, sus negocies y sus re-
lac;ones sociales.
Mientras dure Ia aJsencia de don
Emilio, que es el fesorero de ls Casa
de Espaila en- Fajardlo, ejercerd las
funciones de este cargo 9el secretario
&c la m:smal J,hi1as ntestro joven
amigo don Santiago S. Comss, Que les
tambfen liiuy estfisiado per todos,
Nos ha encargado el amigo que Sc
ausentt, que le d4spidan.ps de los
muchos que adrf deia, quicnes por
10 premature del viaje no pudo de
cir adios, y al cllmplir sus dcsecs, lie
expresamcs los muestros de que lleve
un yiaje f6liz.
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-
hainterior del alma nos lleva a
veccs un balsamo cons -lsdor, y otras
'veces ella misma- hace melancolizal
! niiestro espfritu. cuando ofmos una
nelctlfa fraseSda en- un "tono menOr'
y de. moyiniientos lentos suayes ca
|-deneias.
Los naestros dcdicans q las classes
de fmdsica algunos minutes del item
no que emplea lS labor escolar, los
alumnOs apenas pueden recoger en- Ia
mcnte una idea de 10 que Sc enseia
durante .ese corto tiempo. Es preci.
so que Sc dediQue mas tempo a es
tas classes con el inter6s que merecen
" con seguridkd que asf Sc obtendrd
mas proyechp de elias, los. alum
nos pondrfan de su parte mayor III
ter6s.
Las classes de cantc parcce que so
10 las trne:nos en- los grados prims.
rios Y no son dirigidos solfcitamentt
como es precise, nj tampoco SO esco
gen los, canb1A del gellero ~. {. .a. ..e-
-ciente a la escuela. '' A
Heimos notado con pena que Sc han
|desdenado las obrGs de niiestros auto.
res ) compositores 4 Iaos que con Ia
buena yolun:ad han escrito yOl1menes
exclusiyamente para la escuela, hoy
son despreciados pol. .darle preferen-
ci& a cualquier cantico rutinario J
Popular, de los que han introducidc
en- nuestro pals los amantes del bai-
liable Wederno americana.
No Sc quien ha cometid0 el error
de toInar la melodfa de dos bsila
bles americanos titulados my Man..
y Magic respectivamente, y lie en-
caj6 una letra a sli c&prieho, para
brindarla a las escuelas donde va he
mos dido cantarlas repetidas veces
TGl vez este habra querido imital
a los auiores de algunos himnos anne
ricanos, pero 6stos 10 hacen con per.
misc especial y. sin apartarse del ge
nero musical.
| Este ha sido un grave errcr, ur
gran disparate. Los bailables moder-
nos poseen una mdsiea completeness
tie profana. La mdsica de los can
tos escolares debe ser tan delicada
como la que es destinsda al temple
para el culto de Dios. Esta debe
expresar con vcrdad los senrimientos
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MUY y MA11A PUNnERIA.

i d = .
ia RIO GisANDEsa4aIsR idfa de los CO.
rrfentes, Ceii el barrio . 'Guzmdn'', el
individho Ne1nesio lopez, de 80 amos
de edadl thiz6i tres disparos de pisto-
la contra Pedro Iraldo,n sin herirlo.
81 Lopez fue aryestado,y el juez lie fl
j6 6mils dollars de sfianza.sf
BAgARON. Eos PRECIOS DEL Il
saes3ags CAIRO DODGE. 81
No econ1pre SUI automoyil sin ente-
arse antes de los nuevos precios del
CARO- Dodge Br0therssai
Agentes: Andreu, AguiIar s Co.,e
San Jnan,, PR. oAdvt.
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LA LocURA DEL sUICIDIo.

FL dfa de los corrientes, en- la ca
lie Comerfo, Bayamon, Sc suicide el
individuo Jacinto Nieves Colon, de 1s
amos de edad, disparandose un tiro de
revolver por la sien derecha. Sc ig-
moran los m6yiles.
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cARNE DE PREsIDIo.

COAMO.-En la ~noche del dfa
de los corrientes, en- el barrio Santa
Catalina, los individuos Ramon Bur-
gos y Florencio Dros, sostuvieron una
rifia armados de puilal, resultmdo
ambos con heridas. La policfa ha to-
mado la correspondence acci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09

Nuestra exhibition de Muebles pa.
ra Oticinas, en- nuestras vitrinas de
Fortaleza. mostrara I'd. precios que
no tienen competencia en- muebles de
una supericridad "a toda prueba. Can
tero Fernandez & Co., Inc.
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POR BASARsE COMO NEPTUNE.

Ell martes a las p m, fue arrestado
en- Santurce, el individuo Antonio
Garcia, por estarse baiiando en- la pla-
va del Condado,i y denunciado a la
corte, fue sentenciado pagar $500
de multa por violaci6n a las ordenan-
zas municipales.
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CUATRO CILINDROS:

No hay CAIRO de cuatro cilindros como
ell autom6yil DODGE BROTHERS.
Ell eiercite americana 10 prefiere a
Otr0 caro- de su clase. Ven
dedores: ANDREA, AGUILAR X
CO., San Juan, Puerto Rico. Advt.
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Sc cREYo coRTANDo CASA.

ADJUNTAS.- En- la noche del dfa
A de los corrientes, en- el barrio' Gar
zas', el indiyiduo Juan Baltazar Ro-
man, de 2S afios de edad, con un ma
chete infiri6 una herida Francisco
Torres, en- el brazo derecho, mutilan-
doselo. Roman fue arrestado Y Ell
juez lie flo quinientos dollars de fan
"a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-09

DODGE 1921 en- buen estado ,se vende
por .ausentarse su dueiio. Informaran
O'Neill & Llompart Co., Allen 80, San
Juan. 6-15
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tsV7V
Yabucoa PR, mayo 1922.
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LLUEvEN pALos Y PEDRUscos

BAYAMON.--El dfa 5 de los CO.
rrientes, en- el barrio Cerro-Gordo, los
individuos Rafael Y Juan Torres, AGO.
metieron y agredieron con piedras y
palos, a Lorenzo yillalba Ortiz, hi
riendolo gravemente Los agresores
fueron arrestados.
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OUR MOTHERS, GOD
BLESS THEM ALL

George W. Egan goes about over
the state telling about his little
blue eyed mother. He never fails
to mention her. And of course she
was a wonderful woman. All our
mothers are.
! But speaking of mothers. since
the topic has been brought into
! he campaign. we wish we had the
oower u paw mcrited tribute to
Mrs. McMaster. mother Of our GOV
ernor, left a widow some forty
years ago, in Sioux City, and strug-
Cling bravclv. with four small
children struggling at her skirts.
for daily bread and house rent.
Presently one son was old enough
TO sell the Journal on the streets
If the growing Western city and
thereby add something to the fam
liz finances. He became Governor
Of South Dakota. but it IS not in
praise of him we speak We mere
!y suggest that while Mr.. Egan is
Draising his own good mother, who
by the way never knew poverty and
distress. that he clio the handsome
thing. for once in his life. and pay
tribute Of his praise to Mrs. Nc
Master the Governor mother, and
all other mothers who make the
fight that she made.
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McMASTER SETS DATE FOR
LEGION EMPLOYMENT DAY

Setting forth the benefits which
can be derived from the American
Legion employment day, Gov. w.
II. McMaster issued a proclamation
setting aside March 20 as a day
in which the state will assist the
legion in procuring employment
for unemployed ex-service men.
The proclamation follows:
The various American Legion
posts throughout the several states
Of the union are fostering a move
lnent TO assist in solving the veya-
tious problems Of unemployment,
and believing that the present sit
uation can best be relieved through
the concerted efforts of all agen-
cics and feeling that the magni-
tudc Of the matter warrants the
complete cooperation Of all execu-
tives. |, w. H. McMaster, governor
of the state, hereby proclaim and
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-23

did YOU get a bowl Of Cole
Fish they are giving away at the
Philip Drug Co. Only few left
Willard t'trcy came down from
Rapid City last night and vii
spend the summer hare His moth
er recently came back from Cali
furnia and is now at Rapid City
Mr.. Ulrey will likely return dur
ing the next two months.
JASPER Fairchld Of Elbon. whe
has been attending school at tn,
state college at Brookings. return
ed this morning.
A party was held at the Alvin
! Wa~coner home Wednesday even.
ing in honor Of Miss Julia F,ggcn
! The evening was spent in playing
FIVE hundred after which delight
FIJI luncheon was served.
Verne kingsbury who is attend
ing school at Brookings. came out
this morning for few days at
, the home Of his parents. He OK
meets 10 return to Brookings Mon
day night.
The public sale Of Harley Kcck
north of Philip held Yesterday. il
said TO have been a most success
full affair in every particular. Tho
machinery is said to have brought
especially good prices.
Two children Of +. l.. Ver!ey Of
Luccnre We're successful in killing
coyote on Tuesday of this week
with nothing except three foot
stick. Merle. IA years of age. start
ed the animal and thought she
would chase it just to see how
near she could come to catching
it, She was joined by her brother
Ernest. Il years Of age, and the
two finally ran the animal down
They were on their way home from
school and had nothing with which
to kill the animal except stick
White Rocks Eggs. Pure bred
stock. 81 % per setting. Mrs. J. W.
Jones. Is st y
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HILLAND NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Herman Wis
tied at {. Christcnson's Wcdncs-
day afternoon.
Kenneth johnson was o short
caller at Paulson's Wednesday.
John Paulson called on Wayne
Keyser Thursday evening.
Mamie Greeley visited the Bird
ges Creek school on Monday.
Cecil Wedcman spent the week
end with her parents.
Anna and Helma Christensen
called on Anna PauIson one day
last week.
The young people from here en-
ioyed a party at the Percy Keyser
home last Wednesday.
Roy Harlan called on Roy Herr
man one day last week.
Martha and Mathilda Paulson
we're visitors at the Inland school
last Thursday.
Lowell keyser was breaking q
horse for Ole Paulson on Thurs
day of last week.
Carl Stromme was seen going
one day last week.
John X. Monsoon is suffering wi Ia
tonsilitis this week
Anna and Henry Paulson callru
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SCHOOL NOTES

Mr.. Welch gave an entertaining
talk on Thomas jefferson Monday.
This was continuation of the
AmericaniZation talk.
The High School students were
given half holiday last Wednes-
day. They walked out to see tn"
railroad bridge west of town which
had been damaged by ice. The
sophomores were fortunate enough
to catch a ride back on the work
train but those who had to walk
three miles out and back again
were very glad to get home.
Miss Donahue to Ted in English
class: How could man be we'll
built and fat at the same time,
Ted Oh. nature is a wonderful
thing.
Miss Bake had sudden attack
of appendicitis Thursday. She left
Friday night for Pierre where she
underwent an operation. She is
getting along nicely. Miss Durfcc
is now teaching in her place.
All the ladies who long to be in
style may now crafty their whim
for new recipe has been discover
ed whereby anyone can be in style.
Oh! girls, its so simple and easy
Just bob your hair.
The literary society will give its
usual program in the school build
ing Friday, March 9th.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1922-03-23
;y525 IN PRIZES
FOR THE BEST RHYMES

a new conIestsis just being started
which VII interest every woman and
girl who reads this paper, Any woman
or girl can enter this Contest---any-
one can win! Al it is necessary to do is
to write a l-line rhyme ON DIR. Prices
Phosphate Baking Powder, using only
tie words which appear either on the
label OF the DR. Price can (front and
hacls D or on the printed slip which is
found in each Dr. Price can.
Isn't that casy2 Everyone likes to
mike rliymes and here is Il chance to
spend Q fascinating hour or two writ
ing rhymes on this popular Baking
Powder and perhaps winning sub
stNntial prize for your efforts.
SO CASH PRIZES
For the rhyme selected as best
prize Of 800 will be given; for the
second, third and fourth hest rhymes
I. prizes Of s13. $50. and S35. rcspec-
lively will he given. And besides these
prizes there will be. IS prizes of IS
! eacll for the next IS hest rhymes. With
\ such long list Of prizes as these, It
would be q pity not to try your hand
1t It'll
Here is a a-line rhyme as an cx-
ample:
Tzco teaspoons Of this 1oscder make
BiscMits, mullins, pie or cake,
The Prices Co, guarantee
E No alum IL the cans to be.
As DR.. Prices Phosphate Baking
4 Powder sells for only a5 cents -
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