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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24
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= EATING himself upon a fallen
y tree he scrubbed a hasty, note
IL to Sir James Yardely, telling
him that he had news of Helen and
that he hoped very shortly to return
to camp with her, and having ad
dressed it gave it to the half-breed.
There is no need for haste" he
said. Il will reward you now. and
the great man whose niece the girl
is, will reward you further when you
take the news of her that is in the
letter. But you will remember not
to talk. 1 should say nothing about
what you saw up the river a few
days back, Sir James is a suspicious
man and he might think that you
fired those shots yourself-in which
case" He shrugged his shoulders,
then taking out a ten-dollar note,
handed it to the h~alf-breed, whose
eyes cleaned as he took it. Now"
he continued. shoulder your canoe
and come along to the river. I
should like to see you start. I'll carry
your gun, and that sack of yours"
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MOTHER OF ELEVEN DIES
BY ALTMAN

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Noe. "a
Mrs. Elizabeth Berg, SO, died Last
night at Muncie. The funeral will be
held near this city Sunday. She was
the mother of eleven children, eight
of whom are living, She lived in this
locality nearly all of her life.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

Dieting weakens you and over-ererciss
Hres you because the former reterds the
development Of muscular energy, and
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24
HOOSIER BRIEFS

Memorial building purchased by
Daviess County War Mothers.
Estimated cost of the work is $500.
Plans for cooperative county unit
buying are under consideration by the
Boone County Farm Bureau.
Game wardens made fifteen arrests
in Monroe County in two weeks. For
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

He took the haf-breed's gun, picked
I'D the beans, and in single file they
marched through the wood back to
where the Indian a patiently wait
ing. On their appearance he looked
round. and as his eyes fell on the
haIf-breed's face a momentary fash
came into them. and then as it passed
he continued &c look at the newcomer
c~uriously.
Ainley rapidly explained the situa-
ton and the Indian listened without
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~ OTweLL eINAS
BEGIN HERE d

Hubert Stane, discharged convict.
saves the life of Helen Yardely as her
travels toward a dangerous water
fall. Gerald Alnley. one-time friend OF
Stsne. is in love with Helen. who is
the niece of a governor of the Hud-
son Bay Company.
The governor and Helen are visiting
at a northern post of the company.
Stane and Helen start to walk the trail
to the governors camp. while 10y
searches for Helen. Gerald meets a
half-breed. who tells him that ne has
seen Helen and Stane. He accuses
Ainley of shooting at Helen as her
canoe passes along the river.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

Decatur is one of the six cities of
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri
being considered for the site of the
Brotherhood of American Yeoman's
home for children. The organization
is expected to decide early in December.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

On the first Monday i'll December
your new Congress convenes. What
it does or does not do, how it
handles the problems Of national
and world import that III before
it. oncern every citizen of the
Republic.
What do you know about YOUR
Congress? About its election,
powers, restrictions, committees?
DO you know what happens to a
bill after 1t is introduced? How
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

The fourth annual Christian citizen
ship conference for older boys will be
held in Richmond Nov. 80, Dec. IL.
Thirty-f1ve counties will send dele
gates.
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sound of his dellrious babble must
have broker through her sleep.
Three minutes later she was inside
the tent, her brow puckered with
anxiety.
Stane lay there with flushed face,
wide-open eyes hat glittered with a
feverish light. For the moment he
was quiet, but whilst she still stood
wondering what she should do, the
delirium broke out again, a mere
babble of words without meaning,
some English, some Indian, in which
she found only two that for her had
any significance. One was Gerald
Ainley's name, and the other the
name of the beautiful Indian girl
whom she had ken talking with the
sick man down Pat FIT. Malsun-Mis-
kodeed. y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

The first real picture painted by
Michael Angelo was the one on the
subject Of the temptation of St.
Anthony.
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GRAFTON in a manner satisfactory &c
the court Miller changed his plea Of
not guilty to guilty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

An ordinance providing for a city
treasurer is before the Bloomington
city council. At present the county
treasurer and auditor care" for the
towns finances.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

Contract for dredging Prairie
Creek, largest ditch contract eve let
in Boone County, was awarded Hixon
Brothers, Lagrange on a $50 900 bid.
Work on the e~ighteen-mile job will
start within a month.
The Centenary M. e. Church,
Lebanon, will hold a month revival
in January. The Rev. J.. Ira Jones,
Briggs, local pastor.
A new movie theater, The Liberty,
is near completion at Washington.
Union painters Of Washington will
donate painting and decorating Of a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

changing the date on his hunting IL
cenSe n man was fined $21.
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committees are chosen? What Is
a pocket veto?
All these questions and many
more are adequately answered In
a new bulletin just prepared by
the parliamentary expert Of our
Washington Bureau. Whether
you are a school boy or girl, a
teacher. or merely a plain citizen
anxious to know just how YOUR
CONGRESS operates, you will
want this bulletin. Fill out and
mail the coupon below as directed:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

A bird sanctuary and banding sta
ton is to be set aside at Blooming
ton under direction of DR.. VIII Scott
of the zoology department of Indiana
University. The school will be one
of the first to establish such a sta
tor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

When Harrison N. Miller, Logans-
port, was being tried on a liquor
charge, a still found on his farm was
produced. After explaining its OPP
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-24

CONGRESS EDITOR, Washington, D. c.:
1922 New York Ave, Washington, d. c.:
1 want a copy of the bulletin CONGRESS, and enclose herewith 5
cents in loose postage stamps for same. 1 am PRINTING my name
and full address below:
NAME
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Get Rid of Fat
Where II Shows

Do you realize that nothing Blu 5odt
Substantial food and plenty OF VIII
build muscular energy, and that yo Isl
your strength?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
CoNcHA MELENDEZ
II.

En- Puerto Rico, duro es decirlo, muy
pocas son las personals, que, siguiendo
ell dicho del flosofo de la antigiiedad,
Sc conocen 81 mismas; muy pocos son
los que conocen su propio valor, y, 10
que es natural, menos son los que como
cen los demas.
Esta es quiza la razon para que ha-
gamos tan poca labor de critica. 81
no fuera porque Enrique Lefebre, Girls
tobal Real, Luis Dalta y Felix Matos
Bernier, de mes en- mes, nos dan una
peuuefla dosis de esta divina esencia,
a buen seguro, va hubi6ramos perdi-
do Ell amor a la indagaci6n Y a la bis
queda de Ia belleza.
Hace unos cuantos aiios estamos SUI
friendo en- la isla, ell encumbramiento
de las nulidades; sin ganar meritos y
sin hacer esfuerZo algu1lo, cualquiera Sc
eleva sin mas aca nj mas ALA, basta-
lie tener unas cuantas onzas, para que
todos lie llamen s'ilustre poeta'', "glo-
I1COO CoCL4GOL |C&AA14l1O 44VOAoIO
mil epitetos semejantes, todos ellos a
cual mas sonoro.
Sin embargo, los que valen, los que
recibieron de Dios, las divinas bendi-
clones del talento de la inspiration,
esos. iah! esos estan relegados al olvi-
do, esos son muertos Ell vida, Y de
esos nadie Sc recuerda. Enrique Lefe-
bre, uno de nuestros mas altos pensa-
dores quiSa 81 Ell primer critico de las
Antillas, ell ell momento actual, acaba
de formular esta misna idea, que hace
tempo vengo formulando 20. En- uno
do los ndmeros de la revista ''Puerto
Rico uustrado', y en- ell seglndo de
| la serie que 6l titula "Poetas Antilla-
nos'', Sc cxpresa: Entire nosotros Sc
escribe muy NAL, deplorablemente
mall iNo es este equivalente a de-
cir que nuestros escribidores" en- su
! mayoria son Quasi analfabetas, usando
/ la palabra en- sentido translaticio? A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
BANco TERRITORIAL Y AGRICoLA
DE PUERTO RICO
Habiendo sufrido extravio el RES
GUARDo PROVISIONAL" n1mero
Advt
San Juan, P. 3.
secretaria


81 de una acci6n de la segunda serie
de esta Sociedad, numero 6495, expe-
dido en- IA de MARIO de 1893 favor
do don cANDIDo RoZAS, de Arecibo,
a petici6n de parte interesada Sc hace
constar, para que 81 a los dos meses
despues de la primera publication de
este anuncio no Sc presenta reclama-
ci6n alguna, de tercero, Ell Banco ibre
de responsabilidad expedite ell CORES
pondiente duplicado en- sustituci6n del
extraviado.
Lo que Sc hace publico para conoci-
niento de aquellos quienes pueda III
teresar San Juan, P. R. % de abril
de 1923-EL sECRETARIo- P. Ro-
cafort. Advt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14

Solo Jose de Diego, nuestro mas
eminente poligrafo, ocup6se de la Ia
Dor de Ccncha Melendez, alentandola
y ayudandola en- el delineamiento de
SUI personalidad.
En- unas cuantas lineas (CANToS
DE REBELDIA, Barcelona, 1915, pag.
179) traza Jose de Diego, la fgura de
Concha Mel6ndez en- 1916 y profetiza
10 que es ahora, cuando ha llegado
la cumbre de su Arte:
TIL seras, hija mia,
"a musa de la bravo poesia,
del ideal iberoamericano;
til seras la Hipatia,
del verbo casteuano.
Yo conozco tu numen; todavia,
todavia os temprano;
pero en- la cumbre de tu excelSo Arte,
mi ultima cuerda' vibrara en- TIL
mano)
COIl I'LL uIllCO
yo vcnd16 de Dios para inspirarte
I'm canto sobrehumano
ilni ultima imprecaci6n contra el til
rano)
en- su ultimo baluarte!
ESQ es Concha Melendez, la musa do
los anhelos los ensuefios de nuestra
santa pura raza iberoamericana de
nuestro pueblo, extenuados ambos de
esperar quien les nbre de la subyuga-
ci6n en- que estan sumidos. -.
Su libro "Psiquis Doliente'', que
pr6ximamente vera la luz, eS induda-
blemente. la mas alta manifestation
lirica que los vientos haya Ianzado
mujer alguna en- Puerto Rico. "Deso-
laci6n", de Gabriela Mistral, recien-
temente pubhcado del cual me ocu-
pare en- breve, es Ell lnico hbro de
poetisa americana, publicado en- los Ill
timos dos afos, comparable al de Con-
cha Melendez.
Esta inspirado ell titulo de este hbro,
en- la leyenda de Psiquis y Amor. Con-
cha Melendez. siente con relacion al
misterio de 10 Ignoto, la misma deses-
peraci6n intranquilidad que sintiera
Psiquis, cuando la abandono Cupido,
mas yo estoy plenamente convencido
que alg,in dia vendra una son1bra mis-
teriosa que lie muestre las regiones que
tanto desea conocer.
NADIA hay tan decidor como Ell titu-
10 de este libro. El es la historic de
la feliz autora que ha gastado los me-
jores afios de su vida estudiando los
remotos misterios de la Teosofia, sien-
do una verdadera ''mistica intelec-
tual'', la manera de Amado Nervo,
Santa Teresa del Buen JESUS, Y Fray
Luis de Leon. Esto y no otra cosa ha3
sido Concha Melendez, Que Sc ha man
tenido constantemente alejada de Ia so.
ciedad comiin, que por ser comhn esta
tan LENA de inmundicias; y que solo
ha tenido tempo para cultivar las jo-
venes almas de sus discipulos que Ia
quieren la admiran, como son dignas
de quererse las buenas maestras las
buenas poetisas.
Armando A. MIRANDA.
Bayam6n de Pto. Rico, 1928.
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poetisas de
America

tai estado han llegado las cosas que re-
suIta una dicha ser un mediocre. Nun
ca como ahora para que la locucion la
tina "aurea mediocritas'' sea dicha
mas tempo, mas oportunamente.
Asi, que 81 de Concha Melendez, que
es una de las que valen, exception
de Jose de Diego, nadie Sc ha ocupado
hasta ahora, no es cosa extrafia ma
die, conocido como es Ell medic ambien-
tie en- que vivimos.
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La HueIIa de los Amos

oculte las canas que son las que do
latan las huellas de los afios. Use un
preparado bueno que dsimu1e habil'
Inente, que I'd. Sc pinta, pues los tiD-
tes baratos delatan a leguas Ell pro-
ced.miento provocando sonrisaS La
r. r. Drug Co. acaban de recibir un
tinte especial "PRoGREsINA", Das+
do aceite vegetal 1nofensivo de resIl-
tados sorprendentes y sin contener, en-
su somposici6n, sales de plata. Pruebe
un pomo que SO detalla $500 y I'd.
generosamente le dara la receta a sus
amigos que 10 necesiten.
Porto Rice Drug Co.
San Juan, p. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-14
Ell REsUITADo DE LA KERMEsSE
DEL CoNDADo VANDERBILT A BE-
NEFICIo DEL RoPERo DE
NINOS POBRES

dia Blanco: venta de punch, $42.95
Comit6 de la seflora Domenech: ven
ia de pafiuelos y jalea guayaba, $500
Comite de las senoritas Gomez, Amy,
Rexach Benftez: sorteo de un pafio
calado y una docena de pafiuelos $24.75
Total $779.27
NoTA DE GASToS:
Pagado la orquesta que TOGO en- el
bale $4,000
Pagado al condado Vanderbilt por Ell
uso del Hotel S25. 90
Pagado para el trolley, por 35 musicos
de la Banda Municipal $3.50
Propinas a los mosos del Vanderbilt que
ayudaron en los trabajos de la Ker-
messe, $1,000
Traslado de sorbeteras de helados $500
Compra de una docena de panuelos de
hilo, $3.50
Total de gastos $89. 90
REsUMEN
Total de Ingresos de la
kermeSSe Sf19.Zl
Total de gastos 5000
Benefcio liquido $3.50. ct
! HAMBURGo, mayo 13.-(United
Press) seis coroneles varios Genera
les fueron arrestados acusados de orga
nizar un comp'ot nacionalista.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-28
zADNE DALSf ZDRAzOVA-
!. nj JiZDNEHO Ma POULIc-
Mich DRAHACH.

Ma vcerejsi achizi rid;teld
Spolecnosti cleveland. drah
bylo sice stanoveno, ze tax
zvany urokovy fond Ia uply-
nuly srpen poklesl ma $4,000,
ale re dbytek nikterak nebude
svyzadovati move zdrazeni jizd.
Mich listkl.
Jak jest vseobecne znamo,
die Taylerovy smlouvy, mize
byti zvyseno jfzdne, poklesne-
Ii lrokovy fond pod 100000
ale sam president spolecnosti
pravi, ze deficit bude nahra-
zen vetsim r,,chem tfmto
spojenym vetSfm prijmem jiz
v zari. Jiz v pu.vnich II dnech
tohoto mesice zvysil Sc denni
prijem o obnos blfzici sc $1,000
kazdym dnem. DalSimu poke
su ma take odpomoci obmeze-
nj vozby ma vsech liniich, KITE
re zavedenO bude predevsim
ma Broadway, Detroit, Madi-
lon. Superior, st. Clair a Wade
Park tratich a tice jiz pristim
tVdnem. Obmezeni nebude
vsak nikterak pronikave a bu-
de odvolana jakmile tomu pri
myslove i jine podminky dovo-
II. Stane sc tax pocatkam III
my, kdy vice lidu sluzeb pou-
Jicnich drah vyhledava.
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ORCANSKA LHCA POzADU.
JE SKOLY K VOLEBNfM
: SCHOZfM.

Ia nastavajicf volebni kam-
pane hodla Obcanska Lfga po-
zadati skolnf radu, ably pro-
pujcila 40 skolnlch budov X po
litickym schGzim k podzimni-
mu volebnimu obdobi. Skolni
rada sc sice az dosud chovala
zamitave. pokud sc tyce pro-
pujceni skol k mimoskolskym
i1celGm. ale rlditel Ligv Mayo
Fessler pravi, ze SIC dozvedel,
ze zadost bude kladn6 vyriZe-
ma liz ma pr'Sti pond6lni schG-
ri Skolni rady. Naproti tomu
tvrdi president skolni rady F..
NJ. Williams. ze mu dosud o
podobn6 zadosti niceho neni
znamo. jinak sc ale cele "a
lezitosti nechtel rozs;Tovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-28
OBETI vCEREJ5f KRATKE
BOUkE.

Vcera pozdeji odpoledne
protahla staten Ohio a casti
Clevelandu sice kratka, ale "a
to dosti prudka boure, jez by
la pficinou tff zabiti.
Ondfej Szabo, 65-lety far
mar, as mill ma sever cd East
Claridonu, zajel Sc svym spfe
zenfm pod strom, ably nasel
ochrany pred lijavcem, kdyz
pojednou strom rozpolten byl
bleskem a farmar zabit. Kone
zistali usetreni padili domd,
jejich prib6hnuti bez pana
vzbudilo v Szabove zene pode
zreni, ktere bylo zahy odd-
vodneno. Diva synove zabiteho
zamestnano jsou v Clevelande.
Ma farm6 otce, severn6 cd
Columbus, zabit byl bleskem
17lety Victor Ashbaugh. Ire
tt nestesti udalo Sc v Cleve-
lande. 40-lety Frank Burns,
1888 vych.. 10. ul. pracoval ma
novostavbe katolickeho koste-
la sv. Aloisia ma st. Clair Ave.
a vych. 100. ul., kdyz prav6 sc
boure blfzila. Burns slapl ma u
volneny kamen novostavby a
sritil Sc MIN k zemi. V glen
villske nemocnici bylo shleda-
no, re nebozak zlomil vaz.
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SRAzKA POULIcNfCH KAR.

Ma zap. ID. ul. a Kenilworth
ave. zavadil pon6kud jisty au-
totruck O poulicni karu, iez by
la pon6kud odrena. Ride mo-
toru kary snazil Sc dohoniti
truck, ably zjistil cislo trucku a
phi tom Sc dOpustil te neopatr-
nosti. re pfehledl karu iedou-
CT pred MIN, jez Sc nahle Ia
stavila. Nastala srazka, "a
ktere as sto cestujicich bylo
dlkladne protreseno. mezi nj
mi tri zeny TAX vazne, re mu-
sely byti k prvnimu osetreni
dopraveny do Grace nemocni-
ce.
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KAPELA z MORAVSKEHO
SLOVACKA MA UME.
LECKE CESTE AME.
RIKOU

Organ preplavnfch spolecno-
sti "The Ocean Ferry" prina-
81 v zafijovem cisle fotograf'-
cky snimek ssovacke kapely cd
Kyiova ma Morav6, ktera pred
nedaynem prirazila parnikem
Minnekahdou do New Yorku.
SO clenny sber, od6ny v Pc
stry slovacky kroj budi v Yor-
ku jistou sensaci nejen origi-
nelnim zevn6jSkem ale take
skntecne peknymi vykony, jak
tomu nasv6dcuii referaty o jiz
pofadanych koncertech v new
yorskyych sokolovnach i jinde.
Dirigentem Jest krajan Jesef
Pave lka, professor hubby a zp6
WI.
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'CLEvELANDSKA DELECA.
CE MA PROHIBIcNf Il
KONCILIUM. f.

Padesat delegath 2 Cleys-
landu bude lamati kopi pro
udrzeni prohibice ma narodnf
obcanske konferenci, jez bude
konana 49,, Ia. a Is. rljna We
Washingtonu. Bylo tax wee
ra usneseno ma polednf schulz
vybord pro "zlepsovani" a w
bord Federovanych cirkvi, jez
poradana byla v centrale Y. M.
G. A. ma Prospect ave. a vych.
20. ul.
Fred B. Smith z New Yorku
pfedseda vykonn6ho vyboru
konference, prozradil, ze cilern
konference jest povzbuditi ko-
stely, pribuzne organisace X
dobrocinne spolky k vetsi pod
pore osmnact6ho dodatku X
lstave a zakond, kterymz ten
to ma byti vymahan.
President Coolidge jevi o no
We tazeni suchych znacny "a
iem, ,neb hodla ke konferenci,
jez bude c:tati mnoho tisic cler
nd v Bflem Dome promluviti.
Pro. hnuti ziskan byl tez sena+
tor Sp. Statd w. F.. Borah, kte-
ry az dosud zadnou obzvlastni
prohibicni northwest neprojevo-
val, jako recnfk, jenz ma pro-
hibici pomoci k vetsi cti a sla-
We. sMezi ostatnimi recniky
jmenovana jest clenka nejvys-
siho statniho soudu v Colum-
bus, Florence E. Allenova a
Warren S. Stone, president To-
kontotivnich strojnikI.
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MOVE ZDRAzOVANl
CUKRU.

Dnesniho rama byly zvyse-
NY velkOobchodni ceny tftino-
veho cukru ma 1915 "a 100
liber. o Csc draze nezli pro-
davan byl 20 nedavnem zdra-
zeni, nastavsim pred nekolika
'dny. Zdrazeni bude miti patr-
me "a nasledek, ze nakupujici
lid bude sopetne platiti "a IL
bru II cent?.
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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-04-05
Farmers Union Notice

The Tishomingo County Union
No. IA, will convene with Cripple
Deer Local the 18th and 18th of
April. All Locals are requested to
meet and elect full delegation of
the best men you have. This is
going to be an interesting and in
structive meeting, Local Secre-
taries please make your reports and
send in your delegates credentials
tx days before the meeting.
P II Robinson County Sect'y.
Eat Kellogg's Bran for your
health. AT Meningitis.
Reid Brothers for Hats and Caps.
The Board of Directors of the
Ihamber of Commerce met Mon
lay night and reelected J r Jer
igan Secretary.
Homemade candies wrapped with
1amerley WaXed paper fresh at
Meningitis.
Messrs Jas. Walker, McRee,
rymes and Graves, of the Univer-
ity Of Mississippi spent the Easter
holidays in Iuka.
Wrap sandwiches with Hamerley
Waxed paper at Meningitis
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-04-05
Eaves Dots.

The wet weather continues and
the farmers are behind with their
farm work.
Ely McColloch has moved his
tractor outfit dowh near Short.
d. j. Morris has purchased a
Ford cor.
]. M. Foote has sold his saw
mill to Messrs limbs and Smith
They are going to move it to Cal
houn, City.
B. B. Dean has bought tractor
and saw to Saw up his blown
down timber before it rains
Ely McCnlloch has built a
bridge across the branch near
Mrs, Alice Scrugg's.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Robinson, March End a fine Glib
girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. rk
White not long since a fine girl,
Mr.. Lee Welch and family
visited z. H. Robinson and family
last Sunday.
Jeff Robinson has his new three
room residence up and covered,
r. q. Grisham is getting his
material ready to build a new
residence in the near future.
Mr.. c. s. Cresap and family
spent two or three days in Flor
ence, Ala, last week, the guests
of Clayton Ray Mrs. Cresop' S
parents.
The Patrick school closed FIJI.
day March, 3Oth, with an egg
hunt speeches and cross spellin g
Mr.. Lawrence Billiard, who was
operated on for appendicitis ir
Memphis about two weeks age
has arrived home and is doing
fine.
Rev. Sharp, of Tupelo, preached
an interesting sermon at Patrick
Sunday at II A. M. and ROCKY
Springs 3 P, M. and will preach
at the same places the next LIST
Sunday, Bro Sharp is a fin,
preacher. He and Bro. @. L
lvey will hold a series of meet
ing this summer at Patrick.
Crawfsh.