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, 1923-01-15

CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-Photographs
and finger prints of the leader Of the
bandits who slew a federal reserve
guard in n 5000. 900 robbery in Denver
and OF the slain bandit whose body
war found yesterday in a Denver
garage. were awaited by the police To-
day in connection with their efforts
to identify Daniel Culhane, arrested
last night in a hotel here.
Culhane. the police said. partly an
awered the description of Albert Holly
wood. the man suspected in Denver
of having led the robbery. Hollywood
Is thought TO have ccme to Chicago.
The slain bandit wore expensive
clothing purchased from Chicago
firms and this fact strengthened the
belief that the Denver robbery was
executed by a Chicago robber band.
, 1923-01-15

WARRINGTON. Jan. 15.-Tho
French embassy informed the state
department today hat i've divisions
comprising a total Of 4 5000 men
would take part in the new move Ito
insure control over the Bochum dis
trict'" as q result CT the German gov
ernment's order stopping coal de-
liveries.
, 1923-01-15

The robbery OF the federal reserve
guard was staged ut 1880 O'Clock on
the morning of December IS. The
daring of the robbers and the utter
abanc on which they displayed during
the holdup and apparent disregarf
for human life characterized the rob
berry as the most daring ever staged
in Colorado. Driving W alongside .
federal reserve closed delivery auto
mobile truck as four federal reserve
Euards were carry 5000 900 in new five
dollar bills from the mint where IT
had been kept as n measur of safe
fy, the men opened fire. The leader,
bellevue to be the man found dead
in the stolen automobile, directed a
terrific fire at the approaching re-
serye bank guards and aided by his
~confederates CAPTURED the currency
all OF which was in new bills OF the
Kansas City federal reserve bank
placed II in their car n drove away.
AS the. leader of the bandit gang
opened fire Charles t. Linton, aged
ruard for the bank, attempted 10
draw his revolver but a wel directed
bullet from the gun of the leader OF
the gang struck him and no foil NOR
tally wounded. He was removed TO
the county hospital where he died q
Few hours later. Before dying how
ever, he declared that he had shot
one OF the bandits as he lay wound
ed on the sidewalk.
Gathering up the money the pan
ats re-entered their car ana speep'
away. As they left the vicinity n
man, who had taken the lead dur
Ing the actual robbery stood on the
runninE board turned and fired u
final yoliey. As he did this he was
.een 20 throw this arm into the car
ana lurch forward. only the quick
work Of his companions preventing
him from falling from the car. Ac-
cording TO Chief OF Police Willlams'
the man thus injured never left the
car after that.
sIt ,s the theory Of Deputy Coroner
Rostv,ck. that the bullet from n OF
the CONS Of the guard or possibly
from the u of Linton struck inc
man on the left hand. passed u
about four inches farther back on
the wrist and penetrated his chest
about a half inch above the heart
these arc the only signs OF wounds
~ he found on the body, there being
NO OtneT DlhIh No u
vaccination a
II Is the further theory of the po'
i,-a thpt the bandits drove directly
.pgt Of Colfax, the street in front OF
,he mint and tn direction which wit
no.scs declared their car took. drove
into the found their leader
dead. locked h Earago and then left
later re-entering a car probably PARK
IN in some garage in the immediate
vicinity and then left Denver,
An autopsy TO determine the cali
IRE OF the gun which inflicted the
fatal wound on h dead bandit will
he performed today. There were no
visible signs Of powder marks to
show that the bullet that ended his
ne had been fire. at close range, &C,
eordIng to persons who saw the
body.
, 1923-01-15

ESSEN. Jan. 15.-By Tho Associa.
ted Press.eBecause of a change of
front by the coal magnatcs and the
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TABORJ.

Pripisuji serii clankI $
tmto titulem ku vetsi cti
slavnemu snemu Jednoty
TaboritG We Spojenych Sta
tech, ktery v zaTi leta letos-
riho zasedati bude v metro
poll ohioske.
Jos. Svancara.
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OBRAZKY Z MATECKY
PRAHY.
Pise r. Slaby-Bylansky.
Praha-Bubenec cislo $50,

ffdHd-GuDcIleC tlSlO ooU,
dne ID. kvetna 1928.
.GiMarsal PQch prijel V ponde-
Ii IA t. m. $3.50 hod do Pra-
hy, ktera mu od te chyile do
slova iasa ystric. Volil ku sve
navsteve nejkrasnejsi meslc V
roce, kdy Praha kvetnatem
rouse syvch sadu je vskutku
pro kazdeho nezapomenutel-
nou. A coz kdyby byI pfijel
vGera V nedeli, kdy ysichni Ii
de, kteri dnfs pfijIti nemohii.
NELL volno. Sam jsem jej videt
az teprye odpoledne 0 II. hod.
u Staromestske radnice, kde
byl slaynostne prijat. Pod ar
kyrem radnicni kaple isou u
misteny dve koyove tabulky ]
napisy, ma jedne:
'Zde lest ulOzena prst' Z bO-
list u Zborova, Bachmace,
Terronu, re Sibire a cd Dos
50 Alta"
a ma druhe:
pod touto deskou uschoVa-
ma jest prst' boiiste Verdun-
skeho, yenoyana poselstEu OBJ
ce prazske obci Verdunskou
dne 21. dubna 1921. Ma pamet'
spolecnych boju vitezstyi "a
svObodu ylastl y
Foch polozil nejprye yenec
ma hrob neznameho vojlna, u
misteny proZatlmpe Y arkyro-
ve kapli radnicni a pax. kdyz
Sc byl ukazal jasajlcimu da-
vi na balkone radni6nlm proti
Husovu pomniku, venec z ru-
dych RUIZ, kameliI a pomnenei,
8 yelikou palmou zay6sil pod
Zminene dve pametni desky.
Venec ma dve stuhy $ francouz
Sku trlkolorou a prostymi zla
cenymi napisy: -. Mai 1923
- lie Marechal FOch.
Myslim, ze z nasieh yOjinu
mel marsal skutecnou radost.
.JsOu to yesmes statni, dobie W
hlizejicl mladi muzi. Postayit
TAX byvaleho rakou>keho c. k.
'kmana' a naSeho yniaCka ye-
die sebe, to byste teprye yideli
draZi, ten roZdll Je to prece
jen mnohm lepsi. Nime-li pro
koho a zac Sc name hit ;. Ne
uvedOmujeme 81 dostatetne III
ustale ten ohromny lozdil. lie.
da vzdv pfi takoHychto. sLX
nostnich prllezitostech A pe-
ce jest tax neradno zapomiN.
ii. Lee nechme reflex a odde
me Sc take pine radostnym do
imum. Jsou bohuzel zkalen,
neblahou taktez zpfavon, III
Jsem cell ycera nedeli dopo
ledne Ma redakci Narodni Poll
tiky: "Chot' pana presidents
dnes V noci zemfela. Jest to prt
naseho presidenta tezka rams
a pfeieme mu vsichni. ably me
dosti silly, il statecne yZdoro
vati. Tax sc zda. IL do else IA
dosti naseho naroda vzdy mus
padnouti nejaka ia kapka hol
kosti...
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Praze jest vymeren pouze tax
ma kratko. Inu, povinnost no
vola a Dutno Sc s tim tedy smi-
riti. Jiste, ze jemu zustane u
vitani v Praze nezapomenutel-
nym.
Letos jest v Praze stavebni
ruch dosti ely. Pouzil jsem
vcerejslho nedelniho odpuldne
k vychazce uplne move casti
Prahy, zahradnlho mesta na
"Vorechovce" "a Strahovskou
branou, kde domy rostou jako
houby po desti. Vetsinou O.
vsem sama druzstva je stavi,
pebot' soukromym podnikate
Z n 4ez zajistene subvence Sc
!, u slaveb posud nechce while
dm * velikemu risiku pro pr1-
pad velkeho poklesu cen rea-
lit. Prekvapujlci jest pohled
ma to more domu 5 tax zva-
nych "Andeiek" charakteri-
stickym kostelem ma nedavno
jeste holych stranich vzniknuv
81. Prave lidske mraveniste.
Kdy pax by sc byla Praha do
stala az sem nebyt preyratu.
Snad nasim milym krajanum
americkym sc to konecne zac-
ne We stare vlasti llbit, pral
bych 81 tOho re srdce. VZdyt'
konecne, jak sc fika "vsude je
neeo" a tax jsem 81 uminil, re
~ radeji budu opakovatl Eve
ry day in every way | am get
ting better and better. Budu
videt, co to bude delat, vim
ien, re nejvic muslin pri tom
delat ja sam a pax re Sc snad
to rikani osvedci.
OySem delat vsechno, jenom
ne dluhy. A tech mali, jak
jsem cetl, i Spojene Staty az
pod kirk. Aspon jsem cetl Y
New-York Heraldu, re jejich
vefejny duh obnasi dnem 81.
brezna 1923 $22,192,479,O 900,
COZ jest jiste take uosti sluSna
sumicka, ne? Mall tedy ma
Sc republicka nase maticka
Praha dluhy, nema il aspon
kdo echo vycitat. Vsak to jed
nou nekdo zaplati q nell jiste
Sc svet bude tocit dial, ci my
site, Ze sc k vuli tomu zasfa-
vi?
Toto posledni sloyo mn6
pf1pamdtOVaVa ZaStaNarnu,
zastavarnu, kan chodivali kdy
81 ii nejbednejsi. Vsak jest ta-
Ike umistena Pujcoyni ulici V
Praze-II. Nyni tento human
nj nstav, ktery vyblra asi II
proc. 2 pujcek, nell vice "po-
vysil', nebot' sc stal sbernou
na zlaty poklad republiky. Ne
vim, elm ktery z chud 'asu, tam
mnohdy posledni perinu zasta-
vujIcich Ma tento poklad prispe
le, ale mysllm, re mnoho toho
nebude.
Mluvlm-il 0 pokladu, muslin
Sc Zmlnlti jeste Jednom, KITE
ry by tax potrebovali rusti Ii
doysti bolseyici. kteri nevada
nj takovych pokladu trest.aii
jako "yelezradu' smrti. Jest
10 poklad, tax zyany Loretan-
sky, ktery Jsme shledli ne
deli, dine 6. [. III. pri vychazce
"Sesterskeho sdruzeni husit-
skych zen Praze. Jest tam
tolik pozoruhodnych a wac
nych pamatek, ze jen IA neko
ill moznq Y ramci tohoto clan
ku upozorniti hlavne nase kra-
Jany, kterl Zavltaji do Prahy.
Nejyetsi jest gotlcky kalich
stfibrny z roku 1910 ceske
prace, darovany kryst. Ferd.
Popelem Z Lobkovicz. zesnu-
lynn roku 1868, krucifiX re slo
move kosti z pocatku XVII. sto-
lei a kriz kardinaIa Harra-
cha, dale proslula monstrance
u pozlaceneho stribra, posaze-
na 6222 demanty, zhotovena
rW - Stegnerem Janem klu
N.DI.l
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O pGvodu Taborl.

Jdeme-i veletokem ceskych
dejin prot proudu, jiz shleda-
me Sc $ prvymi elementy tabo-
rltstvl - deyatem veku pc
Kristu, kdy bratfi solunsti pri-
nesli narodu nasemu krest' an
stvi. Byl to starry odpor proti
Kimu a proti Nemcum, re nasi
odmitli piijati kfest' anstvi q
,rukou Nemcu = papezencu a
lvyzadali 81 re Solune blahove-
| sty slovanske, Cyrila Metho-
deje. Rim a Nemci pracovali
Isl tehda do ruky. Je znamo,
kde Slovane plJali krest an
stvi Cd Teutonu, ztratili samo-
statnost i narodni. individuali-
ltu.
Antagoni.m proti Rimu d
Nemcum te priciny srostl ta-
kcfka teskou povahou a v
patnactem stoleti vyvrcholil VI
Itaboritstvi. Byl to pud sebe-
zachovani. Ma jevisti dejin
Rim puntuje Sc Nemci We XII
lzackych tazenich proti Ce-
chum 4 papez Martin v. vypi-
suie odpustky ia vyhlazeni ce-
skeho naroda, lee buh nepo>
mahal papezencum. Nejvetsi
rlmobijce Jan Zizka z Trocno-
va s.tavi Sc v cello Taboru, po-
razeje vrahy ceske zeme kde
sc mimi polka. Zizka ucinil
| 81 prvy stan ma hore V jiznich
Cechach, kterou naval biblic-
kym jmenem Tabor" a odtud
lvoiini a stoupenci jeho Zvani
jsou "Taborite'. Nebyli to u
cenci, nebyli to pani, nebyli to
NEST aci - nasi sedlaci to byli,
kteri tvorili jadro voju tabor
skych, byla to prvni demokra-
Gle Ma svete, demokracie ce-
ska, demokracie nase. Sli
isem pet set let pred Evropou
a iiz V dob6, kdy jeste Ameri-
ka nebyla obievena. Ano, ano,
tenkrate Tabor vyhnali krale
| 4 proklamovali republiku, PRIV
hi We starem svete pc starych
pohanskych Rimanech. Nuze
Odpor protl papezstvl Mem
cum byl zakladni prvek, z
ktereho zrodilo sc taboristvi.
A dale: Jako dvoji zlata
Init vine Sc dej,nami ceskymi
touha po mravnosti a touha pc
vzdelani. Go bylo ceakemu
IGloveku zakusit bed jenom pro
knihu! Jiz fedroyatelG tabo-
ritstyi, predchudci Husovi, Mi
lie q Krom6rlze. Waldhauser a
Mates Janova bill sc ia po-
lpularisaci bible a "a pravo kri-
ltihy, pohrdajlce autorltou pa
lpeZskou. A zde jsme Il nejho-
llavejsl stranky papezu, kteri
svym spatnym prlkladem otra-
viii celou kiast anskou Evropu.
Dobry katolik w. w. romek,
dejepisec mesta Prahy nam
tom mnoho pise.
A Ky div, ze techto pome-
,rech touha po mravnosti vola-
la vsechny verne Cechy pod
,cerny prapor rndym kali
chem, pod prapor Zizkuv, pod
prapor taboritsky! Rozumi
Sc, ze pod korouhyi $ kalichem
nemela mlsta luZa a mravnl
vyvrhelove, tam sesli Sc .len
muzi beZnhonni, ii neilepsi V
celem narode. ii nejslechetnej-
81: zeny caane a ctihodne. We
sojste Zizkove kazen byla pri-
kladnou, ojedlnelou. - Tedy
takovy byl puyod Taboru. To
byla pry banda lupicu a zha-
ri" die slov knizete SchWar-
zenberga' Ohio! Tabofi
byli vykvet naroda a pamatka
jich Jest nesmrtelna k jich
pameti a slave zalozena zde
Y Americe "yednota Taborltl'
iejiz Sized konan bude zari
|. +. lesnatem meste Cleve-
landu, Q
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lostranskeho kupce Eberharda
z Glauchova. Jest to skutecnd
pametihodnost Prahy, ktera
stoji Ia podivanou kazdemu,
kdo do Prahy zavita, at jiz v
ohledu nabozenskem jest smy-
sleni jakehoko]iv. Jen opravy
a sice jiz dukladne opravy
soch cele stavby by bylo jiz
svrchovane zapotrebi...
Odbocil jsem timto historic
kym vykladem ponekud cd sve
no thematu, ale pritel Malina,
al odnekud z Texasu, kteremu
Sc vsak vyjimecne y Praze IL
bi, mi yzdycky rikava, re tako
We veci2radi ctete. TAX jsem
Yam t1sedy napsal a kdo by
snad 5 tim nebyl spokojen, at
mne to laskave naplSe.
Dekuji zaroven znovu vsem
milym krajanum a krajankam
kteri 81 ma mne vzpomneli "a
slanim odlozenych americkych,
illustrovanych zurnalu pro-
sim je o dalsi pfizen ' tomto
ohledu. Zvlast' zajimava cisla
pujcuii do vykladu knihkupe-
ctvi Zmatlik a Palicka Pra-
ze-Bubenci, Letenske namesti,
kde byva ma ty obrazky "fron
ta', nebot' pravy Prazak a
Prazacka mali iednu zvlast'
vyvinutou vlastnost, ktera
vsak tomto pripade jest chva
lyhodnou, totiz - zvedavost.
V biografech Sc hraje tyto
dny "Moudry Nathan, coz jest
jist6 asi kasovni kus, pozoru-
hodnejsim jest vsak, re cesky
film Sc zacina "hybati''. Beda
Prazsky della konkurenci svoji
hrou obdivovanemu zazracne-
mu klucinovi Jakubu Kohnovi,
neboli, jak jej Vas nazyva-
te Jackie Coogan. Hraie doko
male We filmu Franty Zupana
"Pepanek nezdara ktery tez
snad CO nejdrive v Americe u
vidite. Inu, u mas jsou pfece
jenom take jeste vtipne deti a
nemusi to byti vzdy jen syn
vyvoleneho naroda. Jest to
vskutku potesitelne: Pomalu,
ale pfece... Poucnym filmem
jest film, davany v Blu "Osve-
ta' V Praze-Zizkove s titulem !:
"Otevrte oci!" Prvni dill obsa-
huje strucnou prednaSku 0 ne
mocech pohlavnich, hlavne pri
jici a nekolik ukazek osob, o.
nemocnelych prijici. V dalsich
6 dilech liceny jsou pribehy tfi
mladiku 2 dlvek, propadsich
nakaze nasledky, jez z toho
povstaly v zivote rodinnem.-
Jest to ovsem desne thema, a
lie nenl lepe, v cas- pohlednouti
pravde do oci, nez pax horce
pykati "a nevedomost? Jiste,
ze mi v tom ohledu kazdy da
IA pravdu, jenom ne tt ruzni
hanebnici, tax znamenite lice
III nedavno uverejnovanem
romano "Bila otrokyne'...
We "Variete" a We "Stadio
nu' Sc produkuje znamy Vam
tez Breitbart, jehoz produkce
jsou znamenite karrikovany na
orlginalnich pohlednicich, Wy
stavenych papirnickem "a
vode p. Hlaysy Y Hybernske {
ulici, ktere bych YAM dal IA
pozadani zaslati. celia serie asi
{ kusu ga S1.0O. Jest to neco
podobneho ako sveho 6asu Ed
dy Polo-Pollak. Nedavno jsem
vldel stat automobil manage
Ia Breitbartova, p. Georgise,
Il hotelu DE SAKE" v blizkem
sousedstvl p. Hlavsove, kde O.
vsem Prazane NELL oci Ma
st'opkach, cekajice az Brett
bart vyjde. Jiste, re mel asi z
tech pohlednic sam radost
kucharka ledovych muzu,
Zofie, nam prinesla chladne
pocasl. Lito Jest veru cloveku
tech Skeafi<u, kteri bez bot y
L
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da. CITE seznam novych mini
stru a pOjednou Sc pozastavi
"Prosim vas, co to tady mate !:
ministerstvo bez ochrany."
Ale to jsme museli udelat
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Vsem nilym pratelum srdee
ny pozdrav.
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Move ministerstvO.

Ia deset let po vydani zako-
Ma ma ochranu republiky prijel
jeden obcan ciziny, prave
kdyz byla utvorena nova Via
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zvIast' jednoho mlnistra, ktere
mu muze kazdy nadavat," w.
svetluje mu obcan ceskosloven
sky, "narod to prece jen ne
mohl tax vydrzet."
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
COUNTY COUNCIL p. 7. x. NOTES


1t Is very gratifying to notice the
result Of the many P. T. Associations
in this county. Many OF the teachers
have been surprised and pleased with
the way the pupils have taken hold
Of their work when they saw that
their mothers and fathers were In
terested in the school.
The consensus Of opinion OF the
teachers before forming p. T. A..
was that 1t would be an ordeal to be
dreaded. but after the meeting where
the patrons met for this purpose, the
teachers readily changed their minds
AS soon as the mothers realized what
the p. T. A. was doing for the schools,
they told their "old crouch" of a hus-
band to keep quiet as the women had
a vote now.
The state is meeting their pledge
now, and it will be remembered that
they offered prize OF $5 for the
1909 P. 7. Associations having less
than SO members, and $40 for those
having fifty members or more. The
council treasurer has received $40
from the state which has been for.
warded to the following schools:
Beachville, Plainview, Pleasant View
and Pleasant Prairie. These schools
have strong and active Associations
and are glad they are formed. These
prizes will be given until March LIST,
or until all the money pledged for
this cause is used up. All the old as.
sociations formed before April 1st
1922, are eligible to this prize, IL they
pay their dues before March 1st.
Remember all these dues are due now
and 1t would be appreciated IL they
are paid.
Several local persons have consen.
ted to help us in organization and
program work. Call on the council
and let us help you organize. Who
will be the next to have 100 per
cent p. T. A.
This is the thrift month. Encour.
age thrift in home and school. You
mothers and fathers look up some
good thrift plan for yourselves. The
State or County Council can furnish
you good suggestions. Let us help
YOU meet any crisis.
James z. Hinkle, President Co.
Council p. T. A.
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
This cut illustrates Burnett's NO
CHART Method Of examining
eyes for glasses
GIVE YOUR EMPLOYEES A
.CHANCE-By Burnett

Most every day hear employers of
labor complain that their help do not
take an interest in their work. Did
you employers stop to think that the
reason they do not, is because most of
you don't give them any incentive. to
do SO? The reason we principals in
the various occupations of life bust
ourselves working is because we want
the Joy OF making more money. Take
this incentive away from us and l
think We would be as lazy and In
dolent as much of the help we employ
is said to be. si-H
believe that any line Of business
in the city or on the farm can be
systematized In such manner that
all employees may receive greater pay
for correspondingly greater effort.
This scheme when adopted, will
create definite partnership between
capital and labor, hold the good will
Of the employee, and remove the pres
ent vexing antagonism between capi.
tai and labor.
The reason | make your glasses so
satisfactory is that you will boost me
to your friends and make my business
a greater and greater success, SO that
may make more money. Awful
human isn't it? Z. F. BURNETT.
Optomist, Box 157. Pueblo. Colo.
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
Methodist Church

The friendly church and
test our welcome. Bible school meets
at 10 o'clock n. M. We have n class
for. so come and study Gods word
with us.
Regular preaching service at II a.
M. the subject for the morning wor.
hip Is Living For Others" There
viii be special music. Epworth
League devotional hour at G:3O. all
Young folks win enjoy this service. 80
come and hclp swell the number. The
evening preaching service at 1880.
tho theme win be "The Mastery Of
the Soul
Mid.week prayer service at 7.30 on
"Wednesday evening. You WIN enjoy
this service.
The Home missionary Society VIII
meet with Mrs. Gland walrod We'd.
nesday, Jan. II. The topic Sixty
Years OF Progress" An ladies mvit.
cd.
We We're pleased 20 see the church
full 10 capacity al both morning and
evening services last Sunday. We
give you most cordial welcome. so
come and enjoy worship IN the new
church with us.
+, n. Tyre. Pastor.
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
Julesburg Star Route

Mr.. Beals is the proud owner of a
radio set, and says that he can hear
from Kansas City and New York be.
sides other places. This sure is a
fine improvement and also one that
they can all enjoy.
Edith Sanders was caller at Frank
Brandts Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einspahr and family
We're callers at the Crawford home
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sanders were
visitors at the Chris Sanders home
Sunday.
Mrs. Finch was caller at John
Detmer's Tuesday morning.
Ed Dirk helped Dave .Lounsberry
with his truck Thursday. stf
Mr.. Beals butchered a calf Tuesday.
Mrs. Dirks and Irene were callers at
the John Eetmer home Thursday al
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Kessler were
callers .at the Alva Kessler home on
Monday evening.
Mr.. Beals shelled corn for John
Detmer Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Detmer and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Detmer were call.
ers at the Herman Detmer home on
Friday.
Saturday being Mrs. Beals birth
day. number Of her friends and
neighbors came In to spend the eve.
ming and eat oysters with her.
Sunday dinner guests at the Otto
Brandt home were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Detmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Jurartl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Brandt and family, Mr..
and Mrs. John Detmer and Otto. and
Kenneth Goodman.
George Huliger and Ed Dirks went
out Joy riding Sunday forenoon.
Mr.. Balderson caught two more
coyotes.
Kenneth Goodman went TO Holyolc
on business after school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hagerman were
In Fleming u few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hagerman
were Sunday dinner guests at the
August Rehfeld home.
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
SOUTH AMHERST

W. J. Adkins visited a. ssporl's, Sun,
day. y
Mr.. Windon is shucking corn for w.
J. Detmer.
velma B!ddle stayed all night with
Elsie Detmer.
Oscar Olson ate Sunday dinner with
George Sporls.
Mr.. Peterson got a load Of corn
from Nick Janders, Tuesday.
Miss Frieda visited with Mrs. w. j..
Adkins, Wednesday.
Thelma Windon was among those
who had their tonsils and adenoids
removed.
Roy Achterberg helped Nick Jan
ders shuck corn last Friday and Sat.
urday.
Edgar Brown and the Krueger boys
are husking corn for Willard Butter
field.
Lester Eckmeyer was at Amherst,
Tuesday.
Mr.. Windows baby was quite sick
with pneumonia, but is better at this
writing.
The Bruner boys are hauling corn
to the J. A. Kennedy place where they
will move the first of March.
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
CLEARANCE PRICES ON ALL
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
,sr J. g. eYARS co.

Messrs. o. j. Colver ]. Fl. Conklin,
Roy Goddard. W. c., Goddard, and w
S. Johnson, leading business men and
farmers of Holyoke, Colo. were at
Brandon to close the hunting season.
They killed between 25 and 80 geese
and took "a home with them. These
are fine gentlemen and Brandon will
welcome them and their friends back
this fall. Ask them about Brandon
Valley and its prospects. Colver
and Goddard left only a fair reputa-
tion as 800" players in these parts
johnson, however, explained that
they were NOT representative 900"
players at Brandon News.
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
AS THE EDITOR SEES III

We Americans consider ourselves
God fearing people, and the world
so considers us-and perhaps we are.
But how much does the average man
know Of God and His ways? Test
yourself by answering these questions
and then cogitate upon how little you
really know:
How did God create the world?
How many years did Adam live, and
how did he die?
Why did God make the skins OF
some people white. and some red and
others brown. or yellow, or blacks
Why does God permit some child.
rem to be born in deformity, or i'm
becility. or both?
What were the first and last mira.
cles in the life Of Christ?
What is the first ward in the old
testament?
What is the last word in the new
testament?
How many times have you read
either one from cover to cover?
What period of time is covered in
thu old testament?
What period is covered in the new
testament?
What is an act of God?
When did you last attend church?
How long has 1t been since you
opened the Bible in your home?
How thick was the dust?
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
Baptist Church

Kindly remember that we have the
usual services next Sunday. The
Sunday School win meet Mt 10 u. M.
The morning worship at II o'clock.
The young pcDpls have their devo.
ilonnl service at gao y. ~. Tho eve.
ming gospel service is fer all who
want 10 come. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday night at 7,sO.
" without church home. come.
Frank p Gray pastor.