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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-13

De los veISos dc Ruben Rarlo pue-
to eeclse III p&ne3irlco a5U1. Yo dt-
IL Qllv bon = moao de sagradas rosas
GO EcG& sa4la, u no fueTa porGue son
mas az.-es QCo laS rosas dc Ecbataaa.
1 -lri& cpt som como pSz4as de oa&So-
re, 81 no 4uera poEQae Soa mas bri--aA
toa g1e las peEla9 de Ba3sora. Podc4a
@2a93 ce.ApA pAla-io2 y CoSGG5&s p1Sles de
h3tG can, k3ro 4~s P-e-es &c AS;raca.4
son ae-.os preaios3s que clos. Pero los
compaIsle a CoiEnlnas ds marAI con an
cE2o lncx,lstaciones de zahro. 500 a
rIuaraS p-eCiosaS pydIla compararlos: q
la-Es3, a amar45ras, a topacios, Por-
gCe cl-ca l.enan ei cerabIo ae pleoras
kI6cios4s. 1isheA - Atlct.,u 4Svo -
.os tcpac4os Ilensn G. co!cT brllante de
los -alros, y los espelos atormentado-
leS ae &C. aLnas4sIas.
d lo5 descubrea IN panorama trlunl'&l.
i5,ran Iaohta..os Sobre llp puIlto de ma
car mas suaye cue Ia carne de Diana.
= esv.A nohva4os eA TN engarce uel
mas ylolento orc Gel Africa. Ellos son
IN ra4o 2aIlro n.ontaao en- un engarce
Cei mas vlolenso ORC de. Africa. En- YER
Ga, son un impenstrable motive azu!,
NJ recon IN eloglo de Wilde. Merecen
III a1snn9 as ErnesS Dowson, 0 TN CO
IL eAt2rio de Calniio Mauclair.
Los verses dc Ruben Dario,-se ha
a4cAo-t.enen Una improbable cual
al: q seho individual que los distin-
cue eatse todos los demas. Tienen 9:
aol-o pe.JonaL del poeta. Made ha es-
1910 vsrso3 como Ruben Dario. Sus
l9ctafo4as, Sd lengl2ja po6tico, sus ina
..sae1, son excluciySments Go e., d.
4o "a c-4C!ca. rs ciertO. Rrban Oario
W individual. "El dae4io FIJI de nj
~ Iii do Sueao'', dice el mismo. Y en-
esa levs extravagancia, en- esa nunca
aprend1ia ozlginalidad, en- esa fund.-
c.on do crepisculos indeterminados y
,aJanias inG-as-heables, esta 10 azul ole
los versos de Ruben Dario Esta en- el
psgaaismo as la Grec.a. clasica de SUE
Gecotaciones. Essa tambien en- Ia Fran
Ga do Lu.s XIV que q veces les sirve
20 fonGo Esta en- e. cisne, el ave he
r$ldica dc Ruben, que pasa q traves
Go sus versos como una gondcla do en-
aasllo. Quo paSa y traves de sus YER
SOS COMO una promesa de UtatIan,
Los ycrsos de Ruben Dario no nece-
stan de las oxegesis de Rod6 Ge Oil.
vsT. (otraades b!ologos del pensamlen-
to. SO resisten a. anausis. Los versos
80 Ruben Dario no son para estudiar.
les ret6rtcamente, sino para compren-
GsrlOs humanamente. Nj AIN la critica
estD1enda de Gournont puede penetray
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-13

arbttro cualquter partido recibir con
vitoros Gobernador colonia, sean o no
correctas actuaciones politicas este y
desacredite no con elias naci6n re-
presenta.
Pero entendemos no debe ningin par
tido asumir representation otro nj mn-
cho menos pals
81 $. s., lee iltimas ediciones ''Tiem-
po" llegara conclusion hemos 1legado
frmantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-13
UN VOLCAN EN- ACTIVIDAD
EN- LAS ISLAS DE HAWAI-

HONOLULU, febrero 11.-EI vol
can Kiloa situado en- la isla de Mauna-
loa esta arrojando gran cantidad de
lava.
Los habitantes de esa isla huyen
de9pavoridos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-13
Aprenda
INGLES
FRANCES
Facil y Rapidamente
MetodO del Lenguafono

Sistema Raclonal de Rosentlla
Un maestro infatigable, que en- ell doaicilio. a
en- Ia otie1na esta sienpre la dis2osici6a del ea-
tudiantc eccioncs tasvecea cuflfi;o
5e desee, sin iuapaccnfarse Jrcs cuantosfnirT1tcs
diarios dedcados al estudio, Ie habltarar nara
Foder hablar Ingies o frances en- POGO tempo. No
hay Tegias innccesarias que anre;lder Es un
Tuetodo conlpleto para estudiar Por 81 misrno: no
es un curse por ccrrespendercia. Nuestres discos
Sc adaptan q toda ciase de tonegrafc. Escriha
sUiictando folleto descriptive: grztir
THE LANGUAGE PHONE METHOD
Hess Building 354 Fourth Ave
Nueya xc.ls z u e.
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Coamo, 2. r. febrero de 1923.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
SAN JUAN.
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pds preparados
Evening star., 1923-04-05
THINK SLAIN GIRL
WEDBEF0RE DEATH
Police Search Marriage Rec.
ords, Seeking Husband of
/. ChIoroformed Model.
BIZ the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. April 5.--Marriage
records in nearby towns in New Jer-
sey were scrutinized today by New
York police to determine if Dorothy
keenan,, slain model. had been secret
ly married under an assumed name
to a. young man of wealth shortly
before she was, chloroformed.
The police were told that the model
had Confded to friends that she had
eloped to New Jersey at the fag
end OF an all night party and gone
through marriage ceremony.
When her friends pressed her for
the name of her husband. according
TO the story told the police, she
two men often seen in her company.
One of the men, whose name was
not made public when questioned by
reporter, admitted he had often
associated with the model but denied
that he had married her This man
was quoted as saying he was intro
duced to her by the same girl who
introduced J. kearsley Mitchell OF
Philadelphia to Miss keenan,.
Meanwhile the police awaited re-
ports from detectives sent to Atlantic
City and Philadelphia last night to
investigate reports that young
woman had been seen with a coat
similar to the one stolen from the
models apartment and that an at
Evening star., 1923-04-05
LADY N0RTHCL|FFE
LOSES BIG INCOME
Marriage Ends Annuity Al
lowed During WidoWhood,
Under Terms of viii.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 6.-The newspapers
assert that Lady Northcliffe, by
marrying Sir Robert Arundel Hud-
son, relinquishes a large fortune;
however. there are no estimates OF
the amount.
1t is recalled that under the terms
of the publishers will, his widow was
given an annuity of % per cent OF
the residuary trust during her
widowhood." Similarly, Lord North
cliffs London residence. Carlton Gar
dens, was bequeathed TO her for the
same period. Aside from this. Lady
Northcliffe received an immediate
legacy Of 0,000 pounds. as we'll as her
husbands personal effects. She also
has possession of two country houses
which the viscount gave her before
his death.
News of vest erday's wedding at
Hartlebury came as complete sur
prise TO every one except few inti-
mate friends. Lady Northcliffe and
Sir Robert had long been intimate and
were closely associated in war work.
especially in the organization of a
private hospital for sick and wounded
soldiers. Sir Robert and Lord North
cliffe were also close friends.
The bride is a popular hostess and
her wide circle OF friends is speHu-
lating as to whether she will enter
liberal society in view of her husba nd s
active association with that party.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
Gotham Pupils
Taught Lessons
By Wireless
BY the Associa ted Press

BY the Associa ted Press
NEW YORK, April 8. - Readin'.
'ritin' and 'rithmetic. taught to the
tune OF the radio, had it's first trial
when pupils of several city high
schools took an accountancy exam
ination by wireless telephony.
While officials of the New York
board of education listened, a radio
station broadcast the voice of an in.
structor debating a series Of ac-
countancy problems. Pupils at their
desks In several high schools stimuli
taneously heard the problems, an
swered them and then heard the cor
rect answers transmitted by the
specially installed radio loud-speak-
ing devices.
Evening star., 1923-04-05

Rssd tlss stoD Of Ruud
Hot Wstar af Jour Iei-
sure. Our abuz.daxaffI
illustrated oataIot 10
yours for tho Asxinl.
Phone or Writs for Il.
Bsttef ut. drop in asad
ses tho Ruud in opera.
ffoa.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
GAMMA WALSKA IN PARIS.

PARIS. April 5. - Nine. Gamma
Walska, wife OF Harod r. Mccormick
of Chicago, arrived in Paris yesterday
from New York. She brought much
baggage and several maids. At the
station. surrounded by group of
admirers, Gamma Walska said that as
soon as she had appeared at the na-
tional opera, where she expected to
sing "Rigoletto," she was going to
Warsaw.
Mathilde McCormick's determine
tion to marry Max Oser, the former
Swiss riding master. is still unshaken,
according to Gamma Walska.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
eciai committee Of hve representa-

special committee Of nve representa-
tives.
The report was to center on a reso-
luton asking investigation intro
duced in the lower branch yesterday
by Fred 8. Davis of Leon. 1t was
passed by the general assembly of
North Dakota.
Heated opposition developed over
the issue in the house when Mr.. Davis
presented the resolution, but a roll
call vote carried adoption by 70 to 8.
1t then went to the special commit
tee for recommendations.
In the unper branch no action WAS
Evening star., 1923-04-05

taken. Senators said they would
await the pleasure of the house, and
If the committee recommended ap-
pointment of a. committee to inves-
tigate the death of Tabert, the senate
would concur in the resolution and
also would appoint a committee that
IT might function jointly.
Evening star., 1923-04-05

For ff,af ns~ homo you
are buiIdinf, insist on
q Ruud II you wish to
bo free from hot water
troubles. Ruud 10 tho
sfandATd automatic
water heater, hcoause
fof ovsr IS yaars. il has
Ied heworJd in quality.
Evening star., 1923-04-05

of her stolen jewels.
The woman with the coat was said
to have been seen on the boardwalk
at Atlantic City. The attempt to
pawn the jewels in Philadelphia was
said to have been made by a man for
whom the police have been search
ing ever since the murder
Evening star., 1923-04-05
PROBE CONVICT'S DEATH.
Florida Legislators Investigate
Charge of Brutality.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April 5.--Ac-
tion of the Florida legislature In in
vestigating the death of Martin
Tabert OF Munich. n. D., alleged to
have died IN a convict camp In Dixie
county as the result of brutal treat
ment. today awaited a report OF a
Evening star., 1923-04-05

Women in Massachusetts should
not be liable for jury service, neither
should they pay a poll tax, accord :
Ing to the reports of two committees
Of the legislature,
Evening star., 1923-04-05

talty will do more TO cure the Ills d
the world than internationalism snC
bolshevsm.
j. Malcolm Bird. associate editor o
the Scientific American. VINO accom-.
panied SIR Arthur. said he had seer
several psychic phenomena and exhib
tied an uncanny photograph OF himsel
on which two heads were visible Sil
Arthur's wife and three children aso
were in the party.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
CONAN DOYLE IN u. S.
Noted English Author Arrives for
Lecture Tour.

NEW YORK. April 5.-sir Arthur Co
nan Doyle arrived on the olympic today
with his second revelation OF psychic
phenomena and to take part in scien-
tito tests to determine the manifesto
tions he has described.
He said he firmly believed that re-
Hgion combined with faith In smmpr-
Evening star., 1923-04-05

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Evening star., 1923-04-05

The annual convention OF the Natu
raj Gas Association Of America vii
be held In LouisYille April l6-1e
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
KHAN DENIES THREAT.
no1o Sent to Negro Educator at Shell
by Signed tx. X, X"

aooo Sent to Negro Educator at Shell
BY Signed TX. X, X"
ouitman.--The Ku Klux Khan Of
o8itman has given to the press no
Ne in which klansmen severely ar
N1gn certain persons who sent threat
taing communications to J. NJ. VIII
Manson q negro educator of Shelby,
Mas, who was to have spoken at
~ county courthouse here.
= said that two young men in
. 0ord car carried a note to Willim-
- threatening him with violence If
. oSeoared at the courthouse and
a5ot tie note was signed X. X. X"
3 Consequence thereof the meeting
Wov Bold in negro church. The COM
R0nication did not have the seal Of
he khan affixed to it, and according
10 notice from the khan it was con-
nofvo1 In the minds of "unscrupplous
suomies Of the khan and good gov
Hanent, in a MINER to make it ap-
9eor that it emanated from the Man."
All citizens, and especially klansmen,
90 called upon to assist the duly con-
5ettued officers in seeing that the
guilty party is convicted and sent to
~ penitentiary.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

|, ]. c. Jourdan, Jr., trustee under
the provisions of and by virtue OF the
authority conferred upon me in deed
of trust made by ]. P. Ford to the Iuka
Guaranty Bank on the END day OF
January, 1923, to secure a certain in
debtedness to the Iuka Guaranty Bank
and which said deed OF trust is record
ed in Book No. -, Page AS Records
of trust deeds in the Chancery Clerks
office of Tishomingo County, Mis-
sssipp default having been made in
the payment of the Indebtedness, and
at the request Of the beneficiary named
therein | will on the 18th day Of
August, 1928, offer for sale and will
sell at public auction for cash to the
highest and best bidder at the South
door of the Court House of Tishomingo
County, Mississippi, in the town of
1uka during legal hours the following
described property.
The North West quarter of the
South West quarter OF section 80,
Township 2, Range 10 East, containing
40 acres more or less, also all of lot "a,
block 6, OF the official survey of the
town of Burnsville, Miss. Also lot Is,
Block 7, also lots %, 81, %, % and 30
in Block 7 official survey of the town
of Burnsville, Miss. Also one bort
five passenger touring car with engine
No 1909 known as the II. d. Hubbard
Car also one liquid carbonate soda
fountain OF the Hessig- Ellis make,
two floor show cases, three counter
show cases one paid Dayton computing
scales and all other store fixtures own
ed by the said first party and now in
store building i'll lot Is, Burnsyille,
Miss. Also all that part OF the North
West quarter OF section 6, Township
3, Range 10 that lies between Iuka and
| Corinth public road and old Eastport
public road containing As acres more
or less, also the following collateral
| one promissory note of w. A. Morris
for $l206.37 secured by trust deed on
100 acres of land which said trust deed
is on record in the office of the Chan
Gerry Clerk of Tishomingo County,
Mississippi.
The said personal property being too
cumbersome to move will be sold at the
ourt House together with the real
setate ahove deScrihed
Title to the above property is be-
lieved to be good, but | will sell and
convey only such title as is vested in
me as trustee.
This the 18th day of July, 1923.
j c. JOURDAN, JR., Trustee.
7-20-4t.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
Tishomingo, Miss

The trustees of the consolidated
school met last week to study and
select plans for the new school
house. Blue prints were received
and gone over for an eight room
house. The architecture is of mod
ern design and the building will be
a one story construction.
Quite number from here attend
ed the opening of the politca
campaign at Springhill Friday
The oratory seemed to be plentiful
in fact few of the boys wanted more
time. If this keeps up as the
campaign wages there is going tC
be some spread.
The candidates will be at Tisho
mingo Friday July 81, AS this il
central meeting place quite {
crowd is expected, In fact if a few
of the state officers can get here
we may lave a crowd of severa
thousand. Come along and enjoy
yourself. Reporter.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
.auusIfr ID SUsB on ~ 7ssss;sf-a
y TAX COMMISSIONS
an rney-oeAeraI clayton Potter
- Charges Too Much Deducted.


Laurei.-Bill OF complaint in tne
vase OF the state of Mississippi and
sones County on the relationship Of
Sta{ton Potter, attorney general for
vs. w. e. WEIGH, sheriff
ana LAX collector of Jones County, has
beensfiied satrthe office of the chan
! cery clerk at the Jones County court
rouse IN Laurel The suit is one in
winch the attorney general wishes to
test the rignf oil commissions from tax
coHee IONS IRON the two districts as
2 separate county.
tf.e scoln piaihah. eentehds mat the
sne'i'f e y y sol - county mas wrong
'uiiy an eHawiuiiy retained as
coilii - percentage OF the TAX
coiiectiohs Kfsater than the amount
proViuea ny NEWS OF the state IL
coh,ehos 'haS oHeriii "eich mas treat
ca the iirst ana second ulstricts OF
Jones oouhiy as TWO separate couh-
lies aau 'nat money III 'he sum Oh ~
ovo, ssVV OF whlcn peiong 10 the state
OF MISSISSIPPI anu 'he rema,huer 70
Jones County mas peen deducted from
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
Cotton sian-Up Grows.

Quitman.-The cotton pooling cam
paign of the state farm bureau has
been in progress in Clarke County
during the week. Cotton growers are
impressed with the soundness of the
the marketing idea, and are signing
up to pool their cotton, that a bet
ter price may be obtained. A public
meeting was held at QuitmaH Thurs
day, when the plan was thoroughly
explained to the farmers and others
interested. Addresses were made by
C. L. Neill of Jackson, and D. G..
McWhorter. Other meetings were
held in different parts of the county
during the week.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
Tishomingo Will Have County
Wide Cotton School. Every
Detail of Cotton AsSO-
citation Will Be EX-
planned.

Demonstrations in cotton grad
ing, stapling and warehousing with
addresses by recognized. agricultur-
al leaders, will feature the cotton
school of the Mississippi Farm
Bureau Cotton Association to be
held for the farmers and their
friends of Tishomingo county at
Iuka Wednesday August LIST, 1928.
A cotton expert will give a valu-
BILE demonstration on how to grade
and staple cotton and explain why
there is difference in price ac-
cording to the different grades and
staples. Mr.. r. II. Pate of Farm
Bureau Cotton Association will de-
liver an address on the cooperative
marketing of cotton.
1t has been planned to make the
day one of both profit and pleasure
and all farmers and their friends
interested in ringing greater re-
turns to the producers for their
cotton, are urged TO come. II
has been planned to have a basket
dinner on the grounds.
Very truly yours,
Tishomingo County Farm Bureau,
H. CHRISTIE LOCKE, Sect
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
Is 'Possums In One Log.

palkner.-Fifteen 'possums found
= one log, is the experience of Glen
0eElwain, living one mile west of
this place.
He was blowing when he heard his
log bark. Without hesitation he
dropped his lines and hurried to him.
He found him looking in a hollow log.
McElwain procured an AK and chop
ped into the log. First on the list
came large 'possum; next came
eight medium sized ones, and last OF
all there came six small ones.
McEwain states that he turned
them all loose to ripen for the winter
hunting.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26

The success of the community fan
depends more upon the community CO
operation than upon any other one
thing. No one should be left out
Every thing and everybody in the COM
munity should be interested in the fair
and take part in it, 1t is for every
body in the county and not for a
chosen few. We can not have the
county fully represented unless you dc
your part.
If you have not already appointed al
the necessary committees in your COM
munity, get busy and do SO and re-
member the young people when you
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26

appoint the committees. BY all meals
do not forget the publicity committee.
The young people are often the most
enthuastic and effective workers and
do not over look them, give them some
thing to do, they will enjoy it.
1t is true that it takes work and hard
work to develop a good county far.
All great and good things come through
and by hard work Start now and have
every member of the family prepare
something for exhibit The greatest
good to the exhibitor is the knowledge
gained while raising, growing. making
and assembling his exhibits. The next
greatest good comes from comparing
his work and his exhibit with those oil
others. The prize or premium one gets
is little more than an acknowledgment
Of superiority.
We are depending on YOU TO help
as make the community and county
airs success this year have you done
your part?
Iishomingo County will be represen-
ted at the Mississippi-Alabama Far at
Meridian this fall and also at the State
Fair at Jackson.
The Iuka Guaranty Bank, OF luka
has offered the club girl making the
best record this year free trip to the
State Short Course held at A. and M
College
The |. c. r. r. Company has Offered
free trip to the State Fair TO the
Dairy Club girl that makes the bes
record this year.
Yours for Success,
MAE COOPER,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26

Iuka, Mississippi, May 9th, 1928
To Whom it May Concern;
This is to certify that | have
checked the accounts of Mr.. r. u.
Woodley, ex-sheriff and tax oil
lector Of Tishomingo County and l
find that he has properly accounted
to the State and County for all
funds that came into his hands as
Tax collector aforesaid and has
paid into the County treasury all
funds that it was his duty to pay.
Stokes V. Robertson,
State Revenue Agent
By H. R. Spight,
Deputy State Revenue Agent
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
School Election Called.

Falkner-On Aug 4 an election win
be held at this place to determine
whether or not bonds shall be issued
for the construction of new school
building. Some time ago, by petition.
a consolidated district was fixed.
but it was fixed under the condition
that a new building be constructed.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
risHoMiNGo country FAIR, ard
SESSION
October 4th and sth, 1928

The 3rd annual session OF the Tisho-
mingo county fair will be held in the
Farm Bureau warehouse building at
Iuka, Thursday, October 4th, and Fri
day, October 5th, 1928.
Each community exhibiting shall
have seperate booth, and shall APP
point committee, consisting of 5
ladies and men to see that the ex-
hibit is arranged i'll an attractive man
ner in the booth Ress1n ton for a
booth should be made ~ ace to the
Home agent or the Far nnt SO we
will know how many . TO have
fixed.
The club boys and CIR II exhibit
in booth seperate from ommuni-
ty, but the first and seed lizes won
by the club girls and be i'll be in
cluded in the final count the com
munity prize.
All articles. must be labeled md hav.
the owners name and address on it
Several communities have already ap
pointed the committee OF to look aft
CT the exhibit and arrange the booth
il your community has not made thi
arrangement, please see that the com
mittee is appointed and the reservation
for your booth made at once. Pleas
do not wait until the last minute to at
tend to this matter, and we want you
community represented at the count
fair
The community that receives tn
highest number of first prizes will re
ceive the community prize:
First community prize~~--$ 25 .00~..~.Ca
Second community prize $15.00~~Cas
Third community prizes 5O~~~Cas
All club boys and girls and boys al
required to have a complete exhibi
this exhibit must include the record
etc. Do not fail club girls and boys
get your exhibits and records ready.
The exhibit and prize list will be pul
lished at an early date, SO make yol
preparations young and old to co-ol
crate and help us make this the be
fair that has ever been held in Tish'
mingo County.
If at any time you need our ASST
lance to help in any phase of work
help make the fair success please ca
ON us.
Yours for Success,
MISS MAE COOPER, II. d.
w. r. SMITH, c. A.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
u. c. v. to Hold Picnic.

Waynesboro.- a recent meeting
OF the S. H. Powe Camp of the United
Confederate Veterans of Wayne
County is was decided to hold the an
nual veterans reunion picnic and bar
becue here on Thursday, Aug. 2, on
the Courthouse Square.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
w atch The x

If it appears on the margin
of your paper it indicates
that your subscription has
expired.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-07-26
or Sale

We have a scholarship in the
Memphis Business College for sale
and also one in Wheeler's Business
College at Birmingham. Can save
you m oney~on either of them.
THE VIDETTE.