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AGREE CONDITION
Is INTOLERABLE

senator's and representatives
agrec that. socially. this condition Is
lntolerabie. - Miss Hafford adds.
Tut. politically. the right or the in
dsviduaI states TO fix their own mar.
flagc and divorce laws must not be
lnfrtnged. they contend. even tho this
s,atc right results in national
wrongl
Our problem. therefore. Is 10 i'm.
press on congressman the view that
human rights are above state
rights"
The need OF uniform marriage and
divorce laws may be understood from
= study OF tho conflicting hws now
IA force. Take the laws governing
marriage:
Seventeen states have no legal
rnarrlageable age.
In nine states the common.law age
OF ie for girls and IA for boys r.
formally recognized and two states
fix the marriageable age at Il for
girls and IA for boys. In one state II
Is 80 for girls and II for boys, while
three states permit tho marriage OF
girls OF 10 without parental consent.
Twenty states prescribe no penalty
for issuing certificate OF marriage
10 a minor below the specified age
without parents consent. In three
states u marriage license Is not
needed II the marriage has been an.
nounced previously By bans. Only
five states require both parties to APP
ply IN person for license.
Eighteen states do not forbid mar
rage OF feeblc.minded and 80 do not
definitely forbid marriages between
blacks and whites.
The conditions governing divorce
are no less varied
One state permits divorce on Is
grounds while one state does not per-
NIT divorce on any ground. Between
these extremes the grounds for d.
yorcc range from to IL. Require
rnents for legal residence are "a var.
led. In many states this is purely
-sn~f,,rnfnw..
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DEATHS

Bereas. Joseph. 40. 1919 10th ave. s.
Dec. rs.
Bergeson. Baby. infant, i54o Seventh
ave. n. T.. Dec. %.
Daub, Peter H., 1. Otis hotel. Dec &C.
Dill. Mabel N, 80, 1887 32nd ave. w.
Dec. ~:
Hayes; susannah Fanshaw. 20, asll
l. Pine st, Dec. %,
Igi. Baby. infant. sec Maynard ave,
Dec. IS.
Johnson. Margaret, SO. 144s w. 67th
st. Dec. 26.
Kraemer. J. O. 81. 1O7 Main St. Dec.
2e
Nutter Charles p. 10. 1908 Densnlore
ave. Dec, %.
ave, Dec. %.
Post Elizabeth Ann,.3S, s720 Ange-
line St, Dec rs.
Shields, Sarah Elizabeth SIS, Port
Angeles, Dec. "a.
Sutherland, Samuel G.. 81 (no adj
dress giveul, Dec. 81.
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LUDICRoUs AND
TRAGIC RESULTS

The results Of these laws present
many ludlcrous. many tragic pic
lures.
Innocent parties have been d.
vorced when they have not even
known that their husbands or wives
were suing them. One state may set
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
BY HARRY II. HUNT

WARRINGTON. Dec. t. Forty.
nine marriage iaws---and no two
allkes
Conflicting divorce laws which
mako children by second marriages.
while legitimate in some states, lie.
Ultimate in others and men and WON.
On lawfully married In some states
bsgnuiists in others.
''This situation presents problem
which the women OF the United
must see solved" says Miss Ida
hafford. director Of tho General Fed.
Grafton OF womensa clubs. who win
fave charge OF the fight for n nation.
ally uniform marriage end divorce
es,stn.
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PERSONAL.

NJ STED--EYeryanN "a know and
have faith. NO eradicate nearly
all tire diseases the human system
10 heir 20, aches and pains WITH
pet names by removing the caMeea
GOfTEH 90 noid On n guarantee
81 nouths' treatment. neNer
faila. Rheumatic eYHdieAt0r. kid
neyH 81 Iiea Medica capsules To-
digestion cause 81 gas and heart
failure. High blood pressure. Gall
aud bladder atoneH. fi25 each.
Hay fever. cold In the head bs-
comes chronic. called satArrh. si.ga
s-ox. bottle. * valuable oil Weak
eyes and a preventive from tht
fiu. csc Russian Red OIL COM
pound. STIFF 1ointa. eruption skin,
callouscd hands and feet mont 81
causes OF deafness. nandrufL
Snarls IN the hair, makes the hair
soft and glossy. No odor or stain.
A flesh food 6-az bottle 7ac. Ice
extra on all articles by parcel post
Booklets. pamphlets and conNuitA-
tion free. winaus Medical Co. ~
~ WinanH. Aez American Rank
bldg. Seattle Phone MA in-i64as
Hours, SO G. q y. II you Wish
MERRY Christmas ana Happy New
Year 60 mY many. many pupils
Wishes ~ a. VIM, Lewis Freparu.
tory School Of aiusic, SO Yale
Bidg., Seattle. largest school Ia tho
Northwest
ANYONE having information as 10
number Of car that knocked lady
down Saturday night. az corner ~
Pike and WestlRke. kindly COM
inunlcntn with WE at-ss5b.
FORD OWNERS having trouble with
transmission bands call at gl1g
Fourth ave and get remedy.
FOR adoption. a healthy boy. six
yeara; good homo wanted. Box
u-5i. The star
FORD coupe 70 los Angeles. jan. =
Want one passenger dA rfid-soiI.
4 SPECIAL NOTICES
Universal Whist Club
Economy Bid. 1891 lat. room /: at
ternoons 1850. evenings ssso. Pub
NC welcome.
6 LOST AND FOUND
LoST--Large black aud tan for
hound; vicinity 18th and sth ave.
N. w. Return 20 1901 sth ave.
N. W. Phone 81 nset-51ii: ro-
ward.
LOST lunch of keys on 23rd ave.
s. W.. Friday evening. owner,
3S23 23rd ave. ". ". WE st-gtTi.
Reward.
LOST purple coin purse con-
tRlning several articles valued hs
keepaakea. Liberal reward Phone
MA in-1o99.
Lost. Dec. 26-Chcck book contain
ing money. atc. Please return 10
Dexter Horton Bank. Keep money
~ reward.
LOST -Brindle bull pup with white
breast. Phone BE aen-tg20.
z FEMALE HELP WANTED
s6-tis dozen decorating pillow
tops at home. Experience unncc-
cHaary Particulars for stamp.
Tapestry Paint Co, 2l5. LAGRANGE.
Ind.
STORIES. POEMS. PLAYS. etc. are
wanted for publication submit
MSS or write Literary Bureau.
BIC. Hannibal. Mo.
YOU ARE WANTED-U. h. govern
ment Jobs ti00-g250 month. Many
openings List free Write Inn
mediately. Franklin Institute.
Dept 1871 y. Rochester. ~. u.
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81 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
HoMk HAKGAINS

HOME IAIt3AlNH
Y-TRuTHFULLY
DESCRIBED
s1.3J0--3- cottage. with bath,
9Th and olive. s6-ft. cor. lot.
in fruit. 5000 down. fl5
s2.1oo-5-room cottage. Goth and
Howell; view OF lake. $500
down Furnished FOR $500
extra
.500--5-room bungalow in front.
small f-room house in rear
renting $40 monthly. Terms.
s2.f60---5- room house. 18th ave. near
Denny; basement: fireplace;
hardwood floors. $500 down.
s3,50o--5-rocm bungalow. 23rd ave.
N: hardwood floors; view OF
lake. $500 down. bal. like
rent.
s5.500--Fully furnished i0-room
bungalow. Pike st.. bet. 18th
and 18th ayes; lot Is worth
the money alone. and the
houge could mot be built for
less than $500. owner sick
in California: needs the
money. Terms.
}. J. BLUMER & co.
zoos y. Union. EA st-1T0s.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
GROOM house. partly furnished.
near Rainier Beach; half acre
ground. all cleared: fine yard and
shrubbery: bearing fruit trees and
all the berries you want; chick
en- house. good barn, cement floor.
trap and drain. You can take most
OF your living off the place. VIII
take small payment down or an
automobile, first mortgage or dia-
mond. Call at sos Post ST and
viii show property Phone Ell lot
ssI2
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

ported by the following men:
Anderson. Albert. Kent. girl
Degler. siias Paul, r. r. d. No. 4.
boy.
limo. Uhachi. r. +. d. ., girl
Igi. Kanjiro, sos Maynard ave, boy.
NalSai. Rempei. 655 Jackson st. boy.
NalSamoto. Ichie, III Yesler way.
girl.
Parsons, Charles ", 1909 E. Pike st.
Peterson. c. A. 1727 cath ave. n. w.
boy.
Price. Miles. Ills 14th ave. boy.
Van Solen, Anton Charles, 2214 r.
Olive St. girl.
voinot, Paul Edward, 1903 10th ave.
N girl
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~ FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

income property. $500
per month, for Seattle income or
suburban home same value. U-5S.
star
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
b MALE HELP WANTED


WANTED Ar ONCE
TWO HIGH SCHOOL nOYa ron
TW O GOOD 20 WHIT O W N
ROUTES AND LOADING bun
TItA SALARY PAID FOR LOAD
ING. APPLY Al CIRCULATION
pEPA RTMENT. THE SEATTLE
STAR. SEVENTH Az, BETWEEN
UNION AND UNIVERSITY SITS,
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12-fN. fir mill wood. never in water.
$3.50 accord; dry planer ends, So
Accord: coal forest wood and sack
coal reasonable, ME- lrscc- 2424
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Electrical FiXtnres

You save considerable when you buy
your electrical fixtures UPSTAIIiS
from the man that makes them.
wAGNER'S LIGHTING FIXTURES
1910 Westlake Ave. Time square.
WE INETAII THEM FREE
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New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

Merchandise Are BE Found Every Day On the Want Ad Pge-Ts
ndef the Headings Starting With articles Sale No
ends and Jewe No. g. Investigate Few of These want Bargains"
hen Out On Your Dollar Day Shopping Tour Form the Want Ad Reading Habit
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
BUSINESS SERVICE
Repalrlng and Piano Tuning

LAWN MOWERS, sawa AKRs. shsaTs sharp,
enea, Light lathe Nerk, boring, iurnins
aad machinery TsRsiFed. MtleeK, ma
ehlnisl, 2et Hsri 81. fsl iess-s,
LAWN MoMEFs-s Sharpening and rspsir,
ms, heFss ana mater dHasn, ali sisss
cur speciality, Machine weTA. .slaink
hTa1inE, enttlns, eaThen huFnins snd ali
kihas 81 eags leols shaFheRed, FTitz a
hEsndt, Isar u lTesngeed 81, Tel its,ls,
PIANO TUNING, eleaning And all kina. o.
TenaiFihs, 6, 4, Humphrey, 81 . Bur,
Tlli -. fhena ssiI,
PIANO iuains, Am l still tunins pisnas 4
should say ! am, =, v, s,EeslsT, r, o.
ReS SIS, Phone lsas,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
MERCHANDISE
Nnsioai Instruments

kRANIck 8 BAfH, NeN ~ 8 frsrs les
isE hehleT a lsHlaall nianes We ha9s
sala this line Fl planes far sNeF sa AsaTs
VS. guarantee, q T. Pierce,
PHoNoaRAPH- rssa hul J menihs snd 10
neN playing eoadisiani splendid ma
hegsng apTsEht eshinet With several Teat
eTas, anil tIs, AldsnsF,s lss Asia 81,
.plAAns=Ms rave placed etsF 9, aeA kahler
taWHhsIi pianns IA lhis Al mia, IA
tlNdiHg gAur he's heels lodges eIf,
Before fap huf, call ana isi as demon
slrais 4, !. pisrs,
saNaRA RARY GRAND siyle. aniy slishi,
~ nsse, Re afhs included, real tar
gsiR, RsTms II desired. Henry MaFARs, ses
Nam -, hPp, Mltile 81,
NifRpEA Alib rewards locks Ike new
must hs sald AZ once faT SIS, JnhH A
Andrews s &C., The BIS Furniture store
vi FRoLA, PORTABLE Iusl me machine
YnA NaEi feT lhls season ~ tbs year, We
will inelnga the selection ~ the latest
TeraFas On aass terms, HeRTy MoTans. sos
Main d, npp, Myrtle o.,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
EMPLOYMENT
Help-Agents Wanted

Help-Agcnts Wanted 40
Ladies=-"Average over $50 week selling
new patented combination corset and
hrasslere, I did with neither experience
or capital. It's easy" Primary training
and sales talk furnished! garment really
sells Itself. Write Mis. RAY, Dept. D,
riflh Ave Corset Co. Allentown IA.
SELL Madison "Ratt Grenade shirts direct
from our factory to wearer. No capital 81
experience required. Easily sold, Biz
prohtF Write for free samples. Madison
Mile. sou BROADWAY New York city.
Help-sien Wanted ~
AUTOMOBILE mechanics. 2, wanted ~
once. N, l. Jester, ie3 Arch 81.
BOY WASTEn-0ne who can make HIM
self generally useful around the store.
widerer's. ias Main ST.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

LUIUM B1A-Upr1ght model, beautiful ma .
hogany monograph. Price was $3.50, GUS
toners sacrince at s65, with records.
Must be sold at once. John A. Andrews
Co. "The Big Eurniture Stnrn.n
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
EDUCATIONAL
Instrumental and yoca

Instrumental and Vocal 50
MANDOLIN, banjo, ukuisls ceTset modern
lnstruetion. Y, c, Benson Barker. Heath's
hleek, Tel, ssss, In New britain Tuesday,
Thursday. Friday ana Saturday.
MSS EMMA y, MINER Is geins TO havs
special summer course IN piano IN.
Guiding classes In sight reading, ear train.
ING ana harmony, studio. as Arch g.
TelephanA sea.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
Musical Instruments

AEOLIAN VOCATION, slightly used, Good
az new with new machine guarantee and
six records, 500. John A. Andrews n Co,
COLUMBIA RECORDS-Mos of the latest
selections all selling at Ia price Widen.
er's, 1855 Main st.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

EDISON DIAMOND DISC phonograph, in a
new condition, mahogany cabinet, Price
$50, with records. Convenient terms.
Widener's l3S Main st,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
AuF0MoTIVE
auto faTts ald AO0esSories
Aa..s-laal Aertlos

Gail gAAI=Fhols ares vii ETIas qaIra.
salfifnl laAi ssFigs e ypgF 6eol, s. a.
AsA ssiAlEe q lhR r, n, Staten,
PACKARD sERyIcE-Hsst esF n. ths clty
ief i9as lFiHs Cal Soc laaIE, ssii, lss
lasslis stFsrt,
EAAi sFAFIoN-oaii !. Fsiissls service.
hfsR these phsnh RaiRbeTs Ia mina.
DAYTIME, ssE; nishl, lsi2-s, I.euis Miller,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
Situations Wanteti--Men

GARDENING or carpenter work wanted by
middle aged man. Address Box 10, Herald.
MAN wishes position In grocery store. Four
years experience. Can drive truck. Write
Box %, Herald
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

MlKTLE REAUH-NiceIy furnished cottage
TO rent. Inquire ESQ Maple St. Tel. l044-4,
SAYBRoOk MANOR BEACH, Saybrook
Conn, Board and rooms or with lisht
housekeeping privileges. w. G. Groth.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
Wanted--To Rent.

SuBuRBAN--A cottage OF s or rooms
wanted by American family; electricity.
BOX rs, Herald once.
WANTED-By a respectable couple, a tene-
ment of rooms IN southern section OF
city Box 4, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
HOUSE. Por sale

A DANDY us nsfoAm eo,tass with
lots and barn seine fruit and ali i'm.
pFuNsments, Just the place for . BIZ
family, Also an s,feoHl house a. pre-
VAR prieei $500 Lockwood Real 70.
lale and lns, Clty Han,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

hELNipERE-Ns New six room cottage. 0i
improvements fireplace, hot ali heat
large lot. Price $500 ". \. folren, 40
Nam ~. Phone 1850.
hAssErf STA IS room, J family house,
all modern improvements. Price Sii,Soe
A. panlelson = Co. isi Main, Tel. asa.
fAtRNiEN STA good rs room, famliy
HOUSE, all modern improvements. Ia
a,tr lot. Price 10 low, \. panlsison a Co.,
i3I Main 81. Phone 3si-?.
HART sf'--iouse with all improvements
Iot sale. Iele. gl3S-s or 1914.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

GuLBRANsEN PLAYER PIANoS--ssolicit a
ten minute playing test to demonstrate
the superiority of these famous instru-
ments. test will convince anyone, Easy
TO play and easy to pay" Henry Morans,
a65 Main st, Opp. Myrtle st.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

MOVING lawns, trimming hedges or any
other outside work by American man, "a
yrs. old, Address Box 13, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
Garases To LEI

GARAGE spafs ief ans fsT. Inquire lllas.
esIs sheR, 10 Walnut 81,
HARRISON sT,=iagage u TsRl. Enquire
Mslsan ana 9ents, ga Nam 81, Tel, aise,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

MoMAGu1N, East Haven. Conn. "Pollynna"
cottage on water front. Rooms Board II
desired. Write Mrs Grace A. Garan.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

DRESS sHTRTs-l 900 silks broadcloths,
poplins, madras, pongees, fbres, per.
Gales, etc, of Imperial, Arrow and Lion
brand make, must be sold at sacrifice
prices at our "Caught with the Goods
sale. Army a Navy store, 56 Church 81,
DRESS SHOES In tan and black, during
our "Csusht with the Goods Sale" $2.9s
and S2aS ARMY a Navy Store. Sc Church
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

PLAlNNlLLE--New bungalow, just COM
pleted; low price. A. Dapielson Co., lsl
Main St., Tel. sS7-2
FLalNNlLLE-2-f amily house, big lot with
ttuit trees and garuen, prics .s boo
pahlelson, lSl Main ST.; Tel. 3s,-2.
SIN room new modern cottare with 60
place ana also q two tenement 10 room
mousse j. J, Donahue, Carlton st. Tel 5sS.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

BEDDING-Have your work dHne now.
Mattresses. box springs cushions, etc.,
renovated and remAde equal 10 new and
returned same day. New bedding made to
order. Upholsterina. Hardware City Bed
ding Co.. 60 fremont ST. Tel. 2431-4.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
Repairing and Piano Tuning s

WRIST WATCH repairing a speciality At b.
Georges. i6s Main st.. Room 10. Opp.
Dickinson DRUG Co.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

GET INT OTHE MOVIES - Any man,
woman and child with screen ambition
will be given real opportunity you can
earn salary and bonus right away do
ing special motion picture work. For
particulars write Box 40, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

PAWSoN PARK. BRANFoRp--Cottag &
rooms and sleeping porch; bath and cleo
triclty. Location. shore front. quiet loca-
ton; good for family use. For rent for
season or by month. Is three miles from
Pine Orchard. Address Bristol p. O. Box
3s7 or Phone Bristol 1890
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS-s Sails now
going on at the Army and Navy store. Sc
Church st. Everything must so. Too
much stock, tho sea son. Take advantage
az thAAA AdArln.xa ..Alla IhnN NJ
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

MUMAUGUIN, 70 Center Ave-, shore cottage
neatly furnished for small family. Inquire
II. Thoren. Phone 60l-3, Meriden Conn,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20
Shore Places For Sale
Suburban For Sale

FoRESTVILLE--l2 room house. cenfra,lv
located, near school anu factory. Gas, city
water Large lot. A sood Investment
Price ss2ou; $1,000 down. Balance easy
payment. N. i. Hayden. Middle ST.
East Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-20

.@nsz-zer<-fzz-z=Ezz--
Situations Wanfed-Women as
AUSTRIAN GIRL desires situation doing
homework. 1873 Stanley 81. Josephine
Sladeck,
WOMAN would like position as housekeeper
for widower, City preferred. Address
Box ~, Herald.
The north Mississippi herald., 1923-03-23
NoTIcE-NEw REGISTRATION

Now there coming on before the
Board of Supervisors the matter of
the REGISTRATION of the qual.f.-
ed electors of the County of Yalo-
busha and it appearing to, and being
found by the Board that a NEW
REGISTRATION is necessary to de-
termine correctly the names of the
qualified electors and election pre-
cinct of each on account of the length
that has elapsed since a new registra-
ton, and the consequent confusion
of the registration. therefore it is
hereby ordered that a new REGIS
TRATION of the voters be made as
provided under the Laws of the state,
and that the said registration be
made by the County Registrar on the
NEW BOOKS to be provided by the
Board. The Registrar is ordered to
give notice according to law of the
said visit, and the said tour of the
County is ordered to begin on MON
DAY, the 10th, day of April, 1923.
PURSUANT TO THE FOREGO-
ING ORDER, l will visit the follow
ing voting precincts of the County,
to-wit:
Pine Valley, Precinct Monday April
10th, 1923.
Air Mount Precinct Tuesday April
18th, 1928.
Vanns Mill Precinct Wednesday
April 18th, 1923.
Torrance Precinct Thursday April
10th, 1923.
Gatewood Precinct Friday April goth,
1923.
Scobey Precinct Monday April 23nd,
1923.
Tillatobia Prtcinct Tuesday April
oath, 1923.
Oakland Precinct Wednesday April
25th, 1923.
Leggo Precinct Thursday April 26th.
1928.
Coffeeville and Water Valley Reg
istration Books open at all times,
-. E. SIMMONS, Co. Registrar.
Dated at Water Valley, Miss, this
March 10th, 1923.
The north Mississippi herald., 1923-03-23
BAPTIST MEETING
BEGIN SUNDAY
Rev. c. P. Meeker, Noted
Chicago Evangelist in Charge
Of Services--All City Church
es Invited To Assist.

Next Sunday, March 25th, SER
les of revival meetings will begin at
the First Baptist Church of this city.
Rev. Wayne Alliston, local pastor,
together with the members, are pre-
pairing and making arrangements to
make these meetings one of the great
est revivals ever held in the city.
Rev. C. P. Meeker, a nation wide
known evangelist, viii conduct TIE
meetings. Rev. Meeker is associated
with the Moody Bible Institute Of
Chicago and is one of the greatezt
preachers of that great City.
Prof. George Schuler, organist, one
Of the instructors in music at the
Moody Institute, and Harry Clarke,
noted singer and graduate in music
at the Moody Institute, viii have
charge Of the music. These excellent
musicians and muzical directors will
organize large adult Choir, also a
Junior department, and make the
music one of the main features of
the big meetings.
Everybody invited and all churches
requested to assist and help with the
meetings.
The north Mississippi herald., 1923-03-23
CAMP GROUND SCHOOL NOTES

Now that the contests, ball games,
and the minstrel are back numbers
we have but one other thing to look
forward to-review examinations and
closing exercises.
Our minstrel was success from
financial standpoint and We wirh
to thank thoss who attended for
helping to make up the good house
we had. We are not satisfied with the
manner we put it on. We are ameturs
and have to learn. In staging it at
Taylor and sylvia Rana we displayed
more players and gave better show.
We took part in two contests ana
at Union, winning first place ana
then second place at Jeff Davis. Inc
climax was reached in the last con-
test when Dermit Cofer walked away
with the Senior boys defamation
with his speech 'why / love Miss.
We predict his voice will De heard IN
many a court room pleading some
one. case we are not ''knockers' but
boosters therefore satisfied with tne
day.
prof. Wells with the boys have
lust completed the pruning and spray
;nc work. Something like $50 trees
have been pruned by the boys wniie
more than this have been sprayed
with line sulphur against sangose
Scale and other insects. More cf TINS
work would have been done but work
;no on the minstrel interfered. Eaon
how in class now understands this work
and will help those who do not know
how to do this work.
The session of 1s22-1a2s is fast
drawing to a close. We finish rrloay
March so. although we haven't
graduate class, brief closing prog
ram has been arranged which IS as
follows:
Sunday March so,-sermon at
cbool building at eleven o'clock.
FRIDAY NIGHT MARCH 80.
Grammar School Program;
Address III. L. WHITFIELD
FREE
SATURDAY NIGHT MARCH 81
Play-Deacon Dubbs, by faculty ana
High School.
Music by Water Valley Band
Small Admission
We feel that we are fortunate IN
having Mr.. Whitfield as he Is an
educator Of no little merit.
The play deacon Dubbs" Is the
best thing yet and together with the
band music promises to be the BEST
program of the year.
The north Mississippi herald., 1923-03-23
MARCH-APRIL PROGRAM FOR
GIRLS CULB MEETINGS

Roll call.
2-Minu.es of last meeting.
3-Lesson: Selection and prepera-
tion of soil for tomatoes.
(a) Kind and depth of soil.
(b) Kind of subsoil
(c) Fertilizer and how to apply it
(d) Breaking of soil.
(e) Width of rows and drills.
(f) Smoothing and pulverizing
the soil.
4-Demonstrat;on: Accurate meas
uring of lilo and 1-20 of an acre.
5-Poultry diseases; gapes.
6-Natural and artificial broodlng
of chix.
Discus material for caps and
aprons.
8-Dlscuss keeping of re ord books.
9-Plan to meet every month and
have some feature in every meeting.
10-Practice songs and yells.
APRIL MEETING
14Roll call.
minutes of last month.
3-Reports from Poultry Glib
members.
4-Poultry disease; roup.
5-Feeding for egg production.
6-Types of tomatoes.
IA good canning tomato.
S-Discuss other plants for the
plot than tomatoes.
9-Reports from dairy cub mem
bers.
-Straining milk.
11-Rerorts on cooking and sewing.
12-Practice songs and yells.
am sending some bulletins to help
on these programs and will send all
the help I can get later, go OIL ind
plan to meet every month and carry
out the part of the program that
you have help on.
A DIXON, Co. H. D. A.
The north Mississippi herald., 1923-03-23
PRINTER WANTED

Wanted-An all-around printer
and machine man. A man for gen.
eral machine and floor work who is
capable of doing job work, press
work and newspaper makeup. A
permanent place for a competent
man--novices and beginners save
your stamps--We can't use you an-
less you can deliver the goods. Write
when can come and salary expected.
The North Mississippi Herald