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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

Capmakersl in Cincinnati and De- troit have received wage increases of 15 and 10 per cent, respectively as the result of negotiations conducted by Percy Ginsberg, member of the pnions general executive board.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
HAND GOES TO BIRMINGHAM

The Children's band of the Pell City Avondale mill went to Birmlng- ham Friday, where they played in the Kamram Grotto circus parade, under the direction of s. w. Floyd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
NEW POSTMASTER OF MONTGOMERY
 NOT YET NOTIFIED
John Patterson, Acting Post master, Still Remains in
 Charge
STATE CAPITAL BUREA ]
 THE AGE-HERALD !

Official notifications have not as yet reached Montgomery of the ap- pointment of Roy Lifsey of this city as postmaster for Montgomery, and John B. Patterson. acting postmaster remains in charge pending such notification. News of MT. Lifsey's ap- pointment was received in an As sociated Press report Friday
 Acting Postmaster Patterson in a statement today, declared that his policy has been to render the best service possible to the patrons of the Montgomery post office and that he will continue to render such serv- ice until officially notified of the ap- pointment of his successor. MT. Pat terson was appointed acting post master to succeed c. T. Fitzpatrie,N whose term expired some months ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
COMMISSIONS ISSUED

The following commissions have ben Issued by Secretary of State Elan.
 B. H. Sargent. judge of law and equity court of Franklin county, Russellville,
 J. T. Allen, notary public, Reform.
 Tom Dorroh. notary public, Ken nedy.
 w ". Barr. president board of revenue of Marengo county, Mama falia Ala.
 Luther Graves. notary public, Oneonta.
 Mrs. Ora A Strong. notary public, Brewton.
 Edgar Underwood, notary public Russellville. T. M. McPhail, notary public, Birmingham.
 J. J. Daley member board of reve- nue district three, Tunnell Springs, Monroe county.
 W. c. Vail, notary public, Birming ham.
 W. G. Haley. notary public, Haley vile.
 Rushton Coal Corporation. Inc, Birmingham, capital stock increased to S375000.
 Industrial Gas Corporation, Blr- mingham, capital stock increased to $200, 900.
 Lambert Trubleproof Tire com pany, Inc, capital stock increased to S10,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

Teachers of Morgan county will hold their institute at Hartselle, Oc- tober 12. Dr. II. C. Mckee, county health officer, will be enc of the speakers. The teachers will be in session two days
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
TEACHERs TO MEET

lowing completion of renovation the bank Is lat home" to a large number of friends
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
CREAMERY INCORPORATED

The latest corporation in Lee coun- ty Is the Opelika Creamery with authorized capital of $10,000. Incor-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

porators are T. J. Whatley. w B.. John L.. and W. A. Whatley They will begin operation about Decem- Der l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07
AFTER PICTURE SHOW

RED LEVEL, Ala, Oct. 6.-(Special Leased Wire )-Members of the Ear ent-Teacher association in the Red Level school may be the motive force in establishing a moving picture show here. At the regular meeting of the association, held at the school auditorium. committee was named to investigate the possibilities of such a venture
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-07

BANK IS REMODELED
 The Tennessee Valley bank at Ste venson has be sn remodeleG and fol
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-12
cRoN1cA DE LA HABAEA
Ell INFoLdE DE LA CUBA CANE
COMPANY
MUESTRA UNA GANANCIA DE
1886, ZIG CONTRA s29,21s RN Ell
ANo PASADO

La Cuba Cane Company en- su me.
noria para el afio que termin6 Ell SO
del pasado mes de setiembre. muestra
una ganancia meta de SO 1886, ,276. des-
pues de seperados intereses, descuen-
tos impuestos, en- tanto que su ga
nancia meta Ell aho anterior fue tan
solo de 500, ,219. Para deducir una re-
serva para depreciation, etcetera, que
do una ganancia meta de Sc. III, ,421, 0
sea igual $12.95 por acci6n del stock
preferida de s5o,OOO,Ooo, para Ell que
Sc han acumulado dividendos que as
cienden al Is 34 por ciento.
Separando la cantidad para Ell di-
videndo preferido regular de por
ciento, el resto es igual a $5.95 por ac-
cion en- las quinientas mil acciones de
no valor par, conunes en- circulation.
En- Ell afio que termino en- 80 de sep
tiembre de 1922 hubo una ganancia
meta de 154 mil 155 pesos, despu6s de
haber acreditado en- la cuenta de rem
tas dos millones trecientos setenta y
cinco mil novecientos treinta y seis pc
SOS para la recobrac.on de azi1cares va
lorados en- exceso.
Los activos corrientes, anticipos de
cosecha y otros renglones del active
ascendentes a $22, ,229, $40 en- 80 de Sc
tiembre, contrastaron con Ell passive or
dinario de s5,S67 1865. Ell superavit
de ganancia y p5rdidas de la compafiia
fines del afio fue de SIC, ,234 ,631 con-
ira sS, ,757 200 hace un afio. Los pres
tamos bancarios que segdn Sc mcstra-
ba en- la hoja del balance la termi-
nac'on del afio anterior, ascendentes
a $3,o0o.0O0 fueron retirados todos Ell
1ro. de noviembre.
W. s ogilvie, presidente de la Com
paiia, dijo en- Ell informe que hay po-
cas- probabilidades de que quede renla
nente de esta zafra azucarera en- Cuba
.'Cuando la situaci6n econ6nnica me-
iore en- los pafses europeos y la situa-
CON ALA Sc vuelva a normaizar'' dijo
''es de esperarse que Ell consume au-
mentara 8 grandes saltos, siempre que,
sin embargo, haya una sufciente pro-
dlcci6n azucarera para impedir que
los precios sean tan elevados que con-
tengan el consume v desalienten los
comerciantes al por mayor otros i'm
piGisndoles adquirir las provisiones
normales como ha acontecido en- los re-
cientes amos en- que los precios han
iiuctuado de manera violenta. .
A. M.
Habana. noviembre 90 de 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-12
CoNFERENcIAS CON Ell
GOBERNADoR
Jose GARNER

Han estado visitar al Gobernadol
los siguientes sefiores: Burt o. Clark,
del National City Bank, Ell que ha in
tornado a aquel con referencia su
reciente viaje Estados Unidos.
Mr.. Richardson, Presidente de la
Com'sion Hipica, Ell que ha consultado
con el Gobernador sobre el trabajo de
dicha Comision.
Mr.. Richardson T. Tanner, represen-
tante administrator del peri6dico
Tobacco Ell principal diario de los
interests tabacaleros en- los Estados
Un:dos. Su consulta con ell Goberna-
dor verso sobre los intereses de los
productores manufacturers de taba-
co de la Isla.
Mr.. Edward F. r. Lent, de la
"Lent and Graft Company, edito-
res del Libro de Puerto Rico. Dicho
senior inforrn6 al Gobernador acerca de
su vista la isla de la cual ha queda-
do muy bien inpresionado por la be-
lleza del pals ell progreso que este
la realizado en- las diversas activida-
Ces financieras del mismo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-12
UN NUEvo LIBRo DE BENEDET
TO CROCE.-EL AUToR EsPANoL
ELEGIDo

Madrid, 1928 --vico. de Sanctis, Be
nedetto Croce; he. aqui tres nombres
que senalan las mas atlas cumbres dc
II crit;ca Etersria italiana.
Benedetto Croce ACADIA de publican
Nh libro de exquisite msdurez: ''Poe-
sia non poesfa'' (Bari, Lateral,
-923). Una serie de medallones criticos
en- nimero de veinticinco, consagrados
autores italianos (Alferi. Monti, Eos
colo, Leopsrdi, Manzoni, Berchet, Guis
ii carducci). franceses (Stendhal. De
vigny. George Sand de Mussets Bal
7sc. Bsudelajre, Fraubert, zola. Dau-
dct y Maupasant.) aiemanes (schiller
Werner Kleis, Chamisso Heine), uno
iarles walter scott), uno noruegc
Qbsenl otro espahol.
FL autor espafoI elegido por Bene-
detto Croce, es "Fernan Caballero Z
Una "nlodesta escritora', como el di-
re; el grande critico napolitano como.
&C perfectsmente ell desdefioso divide
en- cue Sc La tiene. y aiin cita la def
nci6n tfpica que de ella daba Valera:
'sArroz con leche''. Pero tFernan Ca
bal ero'' naci6 para justifcar "avant
Ia lettre'' algunas de lss opinionea
mas vivamente sustentadas por Bene,
ietto Croce. y quienquiera que haya sa-
luda6o la ssEst6tica'' crociana los sr-
cesivos desarrollos de algunos de sus
principles en- ulteriores trabajos, adj
vinara as lineas generates de 10 que
opina ell autor de "Poesia e non poe
sia, scerca del arte de Cecilia Bohl
de Faber. habillnente contrapuesto a.
de George Sand. ret6rica, artificial y
mecanicamente fiuida.
Polomizad1 'Fernan Caballero'' co,
mo George s7nd y desde el opuestc
campo; pero inc'uso ell apostolado de
Ia autor9 de Ia ''Gaviota'' le parece =
5roce n5as fundado-y, sin dpda, mas
est6ticsinarte apto-o,le Ell de Ia hue.
"a Y grandilocuente defensora de Ia
antifemenina jdolatria del cello, v de
Ia resoluc'6s, de a question social me.
dante p4t6ticqs bcdas de las damise.
las del iran mundo con honrados obre
ros
Es indadable cue hoy cs imposlb',
leer George Sand sin una sonris1
cue muera aregada en- Ell bostezo $
Ia Memoirs no nos es iniel, en- edat
tierna bostezamos leyendo a "Fernag
Caba lero'. Ciertos parrafos edifican
tes. de una mansa inhabilidad. cierts
infantird7d religiosa. cl coninanlien
to pintoresco, la version mas bien inc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-12
Correo literario

fensiva que optimista del mundo, y
algunos trucos exasperantes, como Ell
poner la autora en- los labios de sus per-
sonajes maximas de sus autores favori-
los, no eran los medios mas edecia-
dos para luchar con el interes que en-
aquel tempo Desperation en- nosotros
'sIa isla misteliosa'' y las tAventn-
ras de Gordon Pym''.
Pero Benedetto Croce 'tdemuestra
texto en- mano, la no rara puereza poe
tica de ''Fernan Caballero", la vi
veza grafica de sus imagenes, la inti-
ma rsgancia de su sentimiento, la linn
pidez de sus ojos escrutadores, la ala
Ga sinplcidad con que bordea Ell mis-
terio, su sobria capacidad para las
sltuaciones dramaticas (p. e. en- la
gaviota'O. aun para Ell humorismo
('tRosa mistica'', ssCosa cumplida ,
Benedetto Croce illtercala en- su pc
Quefo ensayo monografco una verda-
dera antologia de la escritora andalu-
"a, Los textos convencen sorpren-
den
No faftan algunos pensamientos que
podran figurar entire los mas mobiles
que haya sugerido la musa cristiana.
{En todas las cosas, dice ''Fernan Ca
hallero''. Sc apoya la mujer en- Ell hon.
bre, menos en- ell dolor, que entonces
SO apoya en- Dios. El hombre en- todas
cosas Sc apoya en- ST mismo menos en-
FL dolor. en- que Sc apoya en- la mnjer.)
Sin encomios incondicionales, sin un so
10 adietivo ditirambico, Benedetto Gro
zee lleva al amino del lector la CON-
Drensi6n sinpatica Y agradecida "
spor au6 no decirlo?-d -dulcemente ele-
vadora de aquella mujer espanolisima:
espafiolisiina como la albahaca Y Ell
arrayan. puesto que hay tantos modos
de espaholismo.
"Como en- casi todas las mujeres
autores-aeaba diciendo Croce -7ta M
bfen en- la ssCabauero'' predomina la
NSuueHCia pTACJlCd QuS Ia AdCA6 lI4luet-
ciente 6 despreecrpada de la elabo-
rac.6n artistica, era carsa de los de-
fectos oue hernos notado. cue, por
10 denas. son riotorios. Pero la obrl
de Ia 'sCaballero'' resiste a esa practi-
cisno los malos efectos iterarios
que de 6l derivan. porque ella, distin-
1 "a de las demas escritoras no miraba
{coino habria dicho Enrique Hiene) con
un old al papel y con Ell otro al pnbli
co: no coqueteaba, no procuraba COM
ponerse una fgura que conmoviese d
soduiese las fantasies, no hinchaba y
fa'sifcaba sentimientos v pasiones, nc
los elevaba a teorias. sino que estaba
animada de una conviction seria pu-
ra, poseia un juicio saro, Y. sobre to-
DO, poroue en- su coraz6n manaba una
fuellte de poesia que Sc mantuvo fresc7
y viva aun en- medic del f6rvjdo apos.
tolado que sin tregua ejercit6 en- pro
de su fe de eat6lica de la vieja Iglesia
v de egpahola de la vieja Espaia.
Jose GARNER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-12
I'm nOmbramientO
de iInpOrtancia

Los Tltimos cablegramas reci-
bidos por Ell MUNDO nos infor=
man del nombramiento recaido en-
favor de Mr.. Louis M. Fairfield,
para ocupar Ell cargo de Presi=
dente del Comite de Asuntos In=
sulares de la Uamara de Represen
tantes de los Estados Unidos.
La importancia de este no1n-
bramiento en- 10 que respecta
Puerto Rico es extraordinaria.
Ante este Comite seran llevadas
las cuestiones todas que afectan
al pals, y la capacidad y buena
voluntad del Presidente de este
ORGANISING es cosa que ha de in=
huir poderosamente en- ell desen-
volviniento politico de La isla y
ha de determinar necesariamente
la mayor menor cantidad de
ventajas que podamos obtener
cuando de demandar algo de-
Congreso sc trate.
Va a sustituir ell Sr. Fairfield,
en- ese cargo, a un hombre que fue
durante Ell desempefio de tan ele=
vado puesto uil devote amigo de
los portorriquenos y un partida-
rio enthusiastic y decidido de la
concession de mayores libertades
al pals: a nuestro actual gober-
mantle Mr.. Horace Mann Towner.
Perteneciente al partido de la
mayoria, hombre de exceptional
talento, catedratico en- diferentes
Universidades, su preparation
cultural es una garantia de sus
ideas avanzadas y es l6gico que
confiemos en- que ha de darse
cuenta, en- muy POGO tempo, de
los asuntos nuestros v Sc dispon=
ga a ayudarnos con su coopera=
ci0n desde Ell alto sitial que ha
sido exaltado porN Nsus meritos in
ilumerables.
La proxinidad de la fecha en-
que ha de salir hacia Washington
La Comisi6n de la Legislature que
va ALI laborar por las refor=
mas de nuestra Ley Organica, nos
hace pensar en- la conveniencia de
que nuestros hombres representa-
tivos Sc pongan en- inti1no contSc-
to con Ell hombre que ha de presi=
dir Ell importante Comite, de MAJ
nera que cuando llegue ALI la Co
mission 10 encuentre en- favorables
condiciones Gle ayudar con su in-
fuencia y su entusiasmo la cali+
sa del pals.
Y ahora que hab1amos de este,
bueno es hacer constar, que 81 de
un lado tenemos motives para
contiar que ell exito de la Comi=
sion depende grandemente de la
buena voluntad que puedan te-
i1er los hornbres que, como Mr..
Fairfield, ocupan cargos respe-
tables en- el Congreso, considera-
mos que mas que este ell triunfo
de los Seiores Comisionados de-
pendera principalmente de la
buena fe y la sinceridad con Que
ellos Sc presenter reclanar am
te el Congreso, fuera de todo pre-
juicio partidarista, las demandas,
Que por haber sido aprobadas
pnanimemente, significan y son
las demandas de todo el Pueblo
de Puerto Rico consignadas por
su voz mas autorizada y respeta.
bic: la Legislature del pals.
Frente al clamor de un cuerpo
tan respectable y alto como la Le-
gislatura de un pueblo no puede
nj debe alzarse la voz apagada y
d6bil de un grupo partidarista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-12
Ell 0NDO
vERDAD Y JUSTIcIA

.
EDITORES: Puerto Rico IIustrado Inc
DIRECTOR: Sergio ROmanacce.
ADMINISTRATORS Alexandra BOzzO.
OFICINAS: puerto Rico IlustradO =
Building.
Tel6fono 1922. p. 0. Box 345
DirIJase Ia correspondence InfOrma-
tivA y lite.aria La direction.
Para anuncios, cOmnnicadOs, etc.,
dirigirse al Administrators.
pREC1Os DE SUSCRIPCION
En- Puerto Rico.
TR1MESTRE - 8 225
GEMESTRE - - 400
ANO -- - - - - - 7.60
En- 81 extranjero.
BEMESTRE - $50
ANO 1O.Oe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-12
SE ORDENA Ell CIERRE DE
LOS CAFES NOCTURNOS

MADRID, diciembre II. Omitted
Press).- Las Autoridades han ordena-
do el cierre, en- las horas de la madru-
gaaa. de todos los cafes, bares, y. ca
barets de esta Capital que acostum-
braban pernanecer abiertos durante to-
da Ia noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-12

Habana, nOviembre 20 de 1928.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
PARTY ros MISS RICHARDSON

Miss Fay Show entertained very
pleasantly at her home In the west
part OF town last "Wednesday evening.
May 9th. Ia honor OF Miss La Rue
Richardson. who win leave for her
home in Alerton. Iowa. at the close
OF school. 60 aof, r.
The evening was spent In music
and games, sandwiches. Ice cream and
cake wera served ut a late hour by
the hostess. Those present besides
the hostess aud hcr sister. Miss Hazel.
we're Misses Opal Smith. Lavina Pet
ersm. Josephine White. and Eva Rich.
ardson. and Messrs. Lloyd and Floyd
Chirnslde, Marrice coiyer. Gerald Me-
Fadden. .Thaoa kInch. Clarence John
sori asd Phillip white ~.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
LADIES CIRCLE sNrERrA,NEo


Mrs. Gladys Russell entertained the
Ladies Circle of the Christian church
last Thursday afternoon at her home
In the east part Of town, Mrs. Will
Show read NJ chapter from the bible
and. Mrs. S.-Ns Difle offered prayer
a short literary program was given
following the devotional exercises.
About 40 guests accepted Mrs. Rus
sells hospitality and 1t was very
pleasant and profitable afternoon for
the circle. Mesdames Lee Kelly, NJ.
@ Kelly, and Chas. Sandy assisted
Mrs. Russell In serving refreshments,
which consisted OF sandwiches. meat
loaf. perfection salad. pumpkin pie
with whipped cream. and coffee.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
woalD-3iDs GUILD MEETS

q The members of the Worldwide
Guitd, composed of young ladies OF
the Raptist, church. were entertained
last Saturday afternoon by their
leader, sNrF pF.. f. Clayton, at her
home east efstown. The girls nsothe-
era were guests Of honor at the meet.
ing. Aaos ,ss,
:, The program. was III charge Of Miss
Ethel Stephenson and an article was
given BY. her. When the Xmas boxes
came to Golaghat,1 a mission station
In East India, wasA especially inter-
esting. Another pleasing feature was
the Guild song as sang by the mem
bers. Following the program, the
girls and their guests all worked on
White Cross work, making supplies
for the Mission hospitals until late in
the afternoon, when dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
REsBYTEA|AIs mo $.
| BIG 6DkIlI CHURCH.
MOTHERS DAY.
|, woke AND PAoLi CHURCHES
UNITE THEIR EFFORTS IN 70
/. MAKING DAY SUCCESS
LARGE TURNOUT

ast Sunday was a big day for the
sbyterian churches in Holyoke and
hi Evangelist E. R. Nance preach-
to good sized congregation at IL
ock, and, after this service, the
hence consisting Of the two church
eregations. repaired to the dining
m in the basement of the church,
ore they were served at long tables
' n delicious dinner consisting of
lee. meat. potato salad. cake. pie.
other good things, by the ladies of
Holyoke church. A general So
time was enjoyed until o'clock.
en- Mothers Day exercises were
i. Rev. Nance preached a fine
mon.
the day closed with services at s
NJ, when the house was filled with
pie who listened to a fine discourse
the Final Judgment" by Mr..
3ice. Special mnsic was provided
the choir for each service. which
ed much to the pleasure OF the
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
.RARY MEETING TO De HELD
MONDAY EVE. MAY 2sth

pecial attention Of all citizens,
b are interested in starting Pub
Library. in Holyoke. is called to
meeting to be held at the Court
ise, Monday evening. May 2Sth, at
o'clock. The object In having the
sting In the evening Is. that the
mess men can attend this meeting.
3 gentlemen and ladies' are urged
be present as final arrangements
st be made II we are to have a
|ary. Several hundred books have
n given BY public spirited people
the town. aud Il now remains to
lie ON place aud perfect the or.
ization by electlng permanent Of
RS and library committee. and
adopt working constitution and
PAWS. The young men and ladies
also urged TO attend the meeting.
|rember the date. Monday. May 2s.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
Mayors Proclamation.

THE TINE or The YEAR 70 Pur THINGS IN
ORDER OUR WHOLE TOWN GAN AND SHOULD
I CLEAN AND ORDERLY. THEN We WILL HAVE 4 SAFER. y
ssHAPPlER AND HEALTHIER TOWN
IT'S a SPLENDID AMslrloh ro-AAve a TOWN CLEAN n
AND BEAUTIFUL AND THIS WiEI SOON BECOME REALITY
BY THE COOPERATION OF ALt3TAE PEoPLE
THEREFORE, sy VIRTUE or THE AUTHORITY VESTED =
IN ME- AS MAYOR, AND WITH THE HEARTY APPROVAL OF
MANY JEALOUS CITIZENS HEREBY PROCLAIM THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY, MAY PATH AND 2srd. AS THE OPENING
CONTINUOUS CLEANUP CAMPAIGN.
AWAY WITH RUBBISH PiLEs-sANisH THE PLAGUE
sPoTs-cLEAN UP THE STREETS AND ALLEYs-Mow THE
WEEDS AND LAWNS.
THOROUGH CLEANING
SENSIBLE FOR THE HEALTH SAFETY,
THRIFT PRIDE AND HAPPINESS OF OUR PEOPLE. IT'S
EvERYRoDVs JOB. EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD WILL
BE EXPECTED THEIR PART. LET THERE
sLAckERs.
If TRASH AND DEBRIS WILL sE PILED IN THE ALLEY.
THE TOWN WILL HAUL SAME AWAY sREss OF CHARGE
P. S. STRUBLE, Mayor.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
COUNTY PHOTOGRAPHS

The Colorado State Board of Immi.
grafton has requested the Holyoke
Commercial Club to furnish photo
graphs and material for their use in
giving Holyoke and the surrounding
territory proper publicity in the ad'
yertising matter that will be used by
the board during the year. A nu( (sber
Of good photographs have been sscur'
ed and some additional. ones have been
taken especially for this purnpse
However. a sufficient amount has not
been secured to date to properly show
what our county is and what 1t will do
In addition. Mr.. Val Kuska. coloniza
ton agent of the Burlington. is in
search OF the same kind of material
MIR. Kuska is anxious to get out a
Northeastern Colorado folder for uss
In his department. Representatives
of the Northeastern Colorado counties
win meet in Sterling, May 2sth.,; for
the purpose of discussing this matter
In view of this fact. everyone interest
ed in getting publicity for Holyoke and
Phillips county. is urged to bring In
any photographs of suitable nature
In order that selection nny be made
A good farm scene. individual animals
Improvements or harvesting scenes
will be OF use.
In fact. il is desired to show just
what We are doing in thu way OF
raising wheat. corn. seed crops. live
stock. grasses. alfalfa. poultry. dairy
Ing and other activities. Bring in a
photo. It makes no difference wheth'
er II Is your school house or your
best rooster. A good nuinoer Is what
We need. Leave all photos at the
Herald Office. Enterprise ofiice or A.
G. Scott. acting secretar5 OF the fiol-
yoke Commercial Club. Get your
photos in by May 25th IL possible.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
MELVIN AAesrRom DEAD

The friends OF Melvin Hagstrom
Will be grieved TO hear OF his death,
which occurred In hospital at san
Diego. California. May 3rd.
Mr Hagstrom Will be remembered
as nephew OF Mrs. A. w. Lappart'
who made his home with the Lappart
family a few months before he went
to California last fall. lie vas a Vie
tim OF the flu and sleeping sickness,
from which he seemed 10 be recover
ins, aud was planning 20 leave the
hospital when he was stricken with
apoplexy. second stroke coming on
May Ord. causing his death.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
DISTRICT COURT ADJOURNED

The regular May term of the Dis,
trict Court was in session from May
7th, until last Saturday. when it was
adjourned to meet on May 2sth. and
finish 1psthe docket as nearly as pos
sible. e 9 ST
The two criminal cases, namely,
the case OF the People vs.. Kenneth
Burt and the People vs. William
Schneider. we're dismissed. the for.
mer being found not guilty b. the
jury. and the latter. being disagreed
upon by the jury. after long delibera.
ton. sevento five in favor Of acquittal
The most important case on civil
action was the case OF The Town Of
Holyoke W. +. N. Smith e Son. which
was. heard ~ Judgment rendered 10
fnSor Of q te~,p 70 the amount Of
some 8 700 .2'his case has caused
consids bj3 4unaent and an actisr
by thss sstow 6oard last Alondsy.s - \
resulted in vhsreby the Town Board
has declde3to carry the case up tc
the supreFe Court for the nnaI settle
ment-