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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
CONCURSO LIMERICK NUMERO |
FALLO DEL JURADO.

Considerados por el Jurado, inte-
grado por los senores Carlos N. Ca
rreras, Pedro r. de Diego y Juan j.
Llovet, los BAT cupones reoibidos pa
ia optar a los; premios ofrecidos, el
fallo de. estos seiiores ha sido el si-
guiente:
Primer premio; $25 Consuelo Fau-
re, Box 3O6, San Juan.
Segundo 'pfeniio: $40 F. 'Negroni
Mattel, Box SO, Yauco.
Tercer prernio: SIS Sara Monies de
Oca, Box 235, San Juan.
Cinco premios de 81 cada uno, que
correspondent los sefiores siguien-
ties: J. de la Tore Muniz, Box IA San
Juan, (Puerta de Tierra), Efrafn E..
Ramirez, calle Pillar, 13, Santurce, j.
A. Soto, Box 27, Mayagiez, Alfredo
Pascual, Box 1915, San Juan y Mario
Damar, Box 100, Yauco.
La estrofa que obtuvo el primer
premio es la siguiente; y lleva al
pie una nota en- verso justificativa de
su audacia idiomatica, que publica-
mos tambien para conocimiento de
nuestros lectores:
Los que sufran percances pronto Sc
(alivian,
81 estan asegurados en- la CARIB-
(BEAN,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
nues es la Compaiiia
que da mas garantia.
iTengan salud los listos que suscri-
(bian! "a

(1) Bien Sc que sobra una letra,
es suscrihan, no suscribian;
pero mi musa perpetra
tai dislate, huyendo a entibian,
ripioso, samplon, eteetera!
He aqui la estrofa que merecio ell
segundo premio: t
Los que sufran percances pronto Sc
-e.a (alivian
81 estan asegurados en- la CARIBBEAN
pues es la Compania
que da mas garantia
iPor ESQ sus clientes jamas Sc enti-
t (bian!
Tercer premio:
Los que sufran percances pronto Sc
(alivian
81 estan asegurados en- la CARIB-
(BEAN,
pues es la Compafiia
que da mas garantia
y sus gratas promesas nunca Sc enti-
(bian.
Por la semejanza que existe entire
los cinco versos que alcanzaron los
correspondence premios de So, ell
jurado no juzga necesaria su publi-
cacion.
iFelices Pascuas a los favorecidos,
Y que no derrochen el dinero con tan
ia prodigalidad como el ingenio!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
Cantero, Fernandez g. Co., Inc, Editores.
OHcinas: Allen 48 St., (altos).
(servicio para Ell IMPARCIAL de la
United Press
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United RreSS }
(VIA ALL AMERICA CABLES)
The New York Evening Post" ha si-
do vendido.
NEW YORK, diciembre 24.-Cir-
cula la noticia de que el importante
diario "The New York Evening POST =,
uno de los principales voceros mas
antiques, de doctrina liberal indepen-
diente, ha sido vendido por una gran
suma a Mr.. Cyrus j. x. Curtis, pro-
pietario en- Filadelfa de varias revis-
tas y diarios, entire ellos el Saturday
Evening Post".
La situaci6n de Russia Sc complica. Ell
pueblo esta disgustado con Ia mode
raci6n de sus lideres en- ell pOdcr.
NEW YORK, diciembre 24.--El
"New York Herald" publica un CO.
uunicado de Moscou, en- que Sc asegu-
ia que los extremistas bolcheviques de
la Reptblica. Roja, han vuelto nueya-
mente a apoderarse del control del
gobierno soviet, con ell fin preconcebi-
do, segdn Sc desprende, de llevar a
Russia la guerra y yer de impelir a
las demas naciones de Europa cons
tituirse en-, RepGblicas Rojas, No han
Waldo de NADIA los consoles constan-
tes de Krassin, Ritvinov, Chlcherlne
y otros altos jefes del sovietismo, quie
mes proclaman que Sc lleve a cabo una
politica mas moderada y pacifica, 81
Sc desea conservar ell fruto de los
campesinos y proletarios. Aun ol
nlismo Trotzky, ha dejado de asistir a
los mitines Y Asambleas que los ex-
tremistas vienen llevando cabo, des-
de que Sc celebro la Ultima asamblea
secreta del Partido, en- que Sc dice
fueron denunciados los partidarios de
[ Ia politica inmoderada y la nacion
que ahora cdnstituyen9 Ia mayoris
en- Ell Departamento proactuacloneS
politicas en- el exterior. Ell ~desen
canto de los lideres soviets es gran
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24
I'm nuevo producto quimico puesto en-
ell mcrcadO por Henry Ford.

NEW YORK, diciennbre 24.-El mi
llonario industrial Henry Ford ha Ian
zado al campo de los negocios hume
rosos agentes para inlpulsaE "a Yen-
ia del nuevo producto Sulfato de
Ammonium, un derivado del carbon
mineral, que contiene un veinte por
ciento de nitrate. Ell famoso milo
mario dice que este prOducto es su-
perior los fertilizantes del Nitrate
de Soda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-24

ACUMULADoRES z MAGNEToS
ST quiere I'd. tenerlos bien reparados
y un m6dico precio. llevelos al taller
electrico de Andreu. Aguilar g. Co., Pa
SEQ Princesa, San Juan p r., asi como
tambien generadores de ouaiquier ii
DO. Advt.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02
LHARI 4 LUMPI- -HLUPApI.

Veliky pokrok -sveta docieeny Dol krest anskou
ralkou PlY4 cirkye pfpstrednctvon
syqch kazoy; drpe styo spisoyate-
ia ph Bez tJebto 6lovecepsvo
by ~ este zyerskom staye.
laz, uetel spiseFatel nbetuil sypje ziyoty pIaci
A M clove6enstvo yenuju vsetky svoje SLY elnu,
III f vepoyat IN sebe, male pich aosiape Malobytu,
ysetci chudobe toho nasledue, zesi
khaxstva qstel spisoyatelstyh name Cit
naa Tsetky inc.
I'M III vystnpi pred yerejnost' jeden seskosloyensky
Hlltsr Maly 4 drzo Bskapf lhou.' zas
yysllR afaRf 1pipister sFobfF, ktof tskj5u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

Sine ve14s sklalalli Dr. srobar hoyoril ze nase e,ota-
hty boly take polopravdy' Nuz na jeho Gsdnasku sa
to.sloyo najepsie hodi sA'Ils,A
DIR Srobar chcel dokazat, ze y ceskosovenska vlada
je ME erecka p ze sloYencne e zabezpeeeny najslo
bodnejsif vim Prye nedokazal dr,lhom sam pod
vratil A.sfce ada poaporue crkeYne
skoly knazstvo len hatenosti Akoahle to prestane
robit, eesk dovc vyshpia vlady ale po feskosoyen
sksi vlanej vacsne Ted pd podporoyania cirkevnych
sko <hazov kostoov zavisi same5 ceskoslovenske
ylady Akonecne kto dava tie penazef Sam ld, ktort
je $50 veriacim. IL i. IL
Q slovenelne tvrdl, re ma buddcnost' zabezpecemi
save, kde dl hho vspovede stoj re radnou recou
puhky je rec ceska sovenska " krajovych noyinach
SINE cital re 1ceskosloveska' y. Ma pomoc 81 vsak pr
yoal Scotusa Viatora ktoreho mienka buddcnos slo
venske reel e sovencinu caka osud skotskej reel
Anglicku ak Sovensko prestane produkovat velkych
spisovatelov Vd' podrobnejsie zprave prednasky)
Skotska rec hyne; slovencnu dl'a Scotusa Viatora
caka ten s osud Sla feske reci ceskej bohate itera
try slovenGnu zas ako zadusa angctina rec Skotov.
Takto tedy "dokazal' dr.. Srobar, co chcel dokazat
Ma ase otazky odpoveal nedostone edneho ex-nnstra
Onem niekolk kJc ostatne zodpoyedal vyhJbave polo
pravdive, posmeSkani Ma daktore v0bec neodpoveda
Ista cast obecenstva sa tez nedrzaa pekne. Memo
vite voci Rev Tomankoyi Newton Falls. Ked mu raz
boo dovolene predsedo dat oaz obecenstvo ich malo
tchost vypocut ME eho soya hlusit divokym tile
Z E
skann lynn dokazala ia cast obecenstva, ak ictu pre-
choyava najvacse sobode coveka, slobode slova Ma
otazky Rev. Tomanka, preco dr. Srobar zaaroval Hnkn
Terezne preco vada odoprela biskupov Vojtassa
koY pas ked dava pasy al bolsevkom dr. Srobar odpo
vedal demagogck m sposobom asi takto: 'Hnka mi
je knotrom. Prpray 10000 koriln Chcel byt pa
triarchom, potom papezom al samym Bohon. ia
chrSnil papezske prava Sovensku ked no nevy-
menoval Ja uznavanj Hinku som navrhol prez
dentov minista pre- Soyensko, ale PRECEDENT poyeda
he Hlina musi aspon pol roka robit dobrotu tax
Dol vymenovany minstra dr.. D6rer Preco zaaroval
Hinku, AMI sloyckom nespomenu ako nespomenu preco
bskup Vojtassak nedostal pas.
Cloyek, ktory Were budncnost' sloyenciny ide
pospit ktudzn, nena davno takej VERY Covek, kory
plinitenos povazuje dokazy lasky zaVadza nevedo
mych Clovek ktory slusne predlozen6 otazky odpo
yeda posmesne je neyyliecitene namysleny samol'u
Takym je dr. Vavro Srobar:
Jeho prednasku rozoberelne buddcich cslach tohto
cas0pisu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02
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dia' 81 HstsdosaiFd u 81 a n adSs 4 l,
sss aalsYN I!HI'l|l 81 ialRH'
sieVsl' 'Pdbl l1slllalIh pV-
taciu, chrshi So n4Ifay I
nskrivdl alikd5, veddiIhe y iHym II ~ : !
nenraza, ale predoYsetk!y b. ,p1e
klame . nellie! lebo to robi len
ten nainizssi druh l'udi, ktori \ ssa1I,iizs 1iiz
neyedia hanbit'. !.
Clovek, ktory sa dostane ma IVY
nikajiice miesto y spolocnosti l'ud
skej, nielen sam sebe, ale 'aj
tel spoloenosti, ktora ho' vyniesIa
ma poErch zodpevedays je Aasgqje
skutky q asloya, a to v6f SHysensi
miere, lebo Il neho nejeslna ! saI lid
. rho ,slikrpalaiinH .osobds az h41dna
sa apeaessnfaata 'tdfio i'dslFedia,
ktoreho vysiel a ktoremu - pri-
padne ignorovanfm horejsej "a
sady skodf.
Skutky a slova ,jednotlivca -
nezastupujaceho krem seba niko-
no - odbayi a posndi nzky kruh
spolocnosti, ktorej sa pphybu-
je, yerejne deinkujlleeho, Wy
nikajuceho cloyeka ale memo
vite ked 81 hra na politika a,sta-
tnika, musi brat berie ma
zodpcvednost' siroka verejna mien
ka ked' no najde vinnyln, odsd-
di no bez milosrdenstya
Ami korunoyane hlavy starom
a strednom yekn, nelhaly verejne,
beZtrestne!
Name proti Yam v tomto OIL "a
de st,aznost a predkladame Ju ku
rieseniu sirokej slovenskej yelej-
nosti. -
Pan DIR. v. Srobar v syojei
,pittsburghskej prednaske 21. okt.
t. r. yysloyil celu kopu vel mi po-
chybnych tyrdeni a vyrokog, "a
ktore no bude brat Ia zodposea-
most nasa verejnost', mas ale,
v prvom rade tyka sd TO, GO hoso-
ril Llge, on totz neost.clal sa
yerejne napadat poniaovat 81
Ligu V Amerike, a chcejiic (ipkd-
zat "ohromujucinli faktami'' Ca
ko Ny. Dennik hoporil Is Pitts
burghska Dohoda osnoTana A
napisana pres. Masarykom je
"neplatny a bezcenny akt
vyslOvil sa 0 Slos, Iage vel'ko-
panskym, frckarsky9a tonora, Esd
tyrdil:
l Ze Liga ylastne existuJs l5r
cd r. 1919, ked dostala charter
tedy jej - vraj predtym yobet
nebolo, tax nemohla AM Lonat
mic pravoplatne;
q Ze Liga vraj neyyko.
nala mic pre- Cesko-Slovenskd Re.
publiku;
| 81 Ze Liga nemala nemi
|v6bec prava, hovorit' menom Slo
vcnsk6ho Narodal v Amerike.
| ia Sloyenska Liga v Amerik'
zalozena bola, este dina 26. maj
1907, hlavne lsilin Rev. Fardeka
q to je fakt, ktory zna Amerik
kazde diets ! Cd tych cias exi
stoyala . 16inkovala nepretrxits
dl'a platnych skkonov amsrickycl
verejne, TAX ako existujl
existoyaly xajs Inc ypolkE 4 kerpo
4 rAaielaj ], dfiasa IoOE O jjes tiszs snaodskiis
Il +. 1Ssf Ys I. ~ ~ r u ~ sss 1.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

nlafuint zH ak Llga neurObl
id, ,A t6ii Il afS i5: siilove1abra,
q IT. IS s,nza ], af ZIG njlrnhn na. I.
! o q. xag:l., 1as s' I, ]. %, .s ,1,it Il, !.
= 81 ss4s ve'' 4, s4pVs4 !, !, q
10y uSlles,IeV AereNln, lia-
1sll la0hQ 90 Okazy vashO pbJ1flu
slhvenskg rud . jehO neteG-
ssiN y
= = d ~, !, s,sr y
nR i, 17l)B &IR6rI.
!. Nh y l,i,lI'is,,, a Il
ls AAe etks ctlskse,, alsl Ili4, zralyy
A|s "a Sfnik
INA INA n ss a9s s s hf Mk ! apravoI
!. :. ke iaIkS sroanai oTgaIizkcib; hoG
vqgst,, sk 1dinkotat nieien u meme
sybiichE ttebaE, ale, al Srokaj w.
rejnost ti sloY1nxlkei ra Amerike. 5
tomF ssedsf zase ten yseobecns
znAmy fakt, ze al prof Masaryk,
aj bratia americki eesi, nznali ja,
"a jediile opravnenfho reprezen-
tanta ainerickych slovakoy, q
lflnali len 81 iiou v revol4Gnych
nraacach, alc.pravo to, uznal al,
sam narod, tym, ze ked Liga
"a dob yalky zahajila reyolucni
EihHost1 deia lsloyenska verejnost
/; ! FsStky vel 'kf ] male organiza-
Die. II cssopisy d vynikajlci jedno-,,
thvci, - hrnhli sa pod jej zasta-
Wy, stayali sd jej einnymi Glen
mi, splna uznavali jej politicke
vodcovstvo, a ochotne plniA povin-
nosti, Ligou nalozene, obetujflc
majetky ] ziyoty, "a dosiahnutie'
revolucneho ciel'a: utyorenia g.
81. Republiky
A Slovenska Lfga - ako .oprav-
neny reprezentant americkej Slo-I
yade este 22YSbktt. i, 1915 uxs.
vrela pakt,s bratmi cecbmi, dl'a
ktoreho Slovensko malo sa stat
CAST ou 6. 81. Repnbliky! - Jest
Ii By tedy Llga nebola byvala o.
pravnenou nieco prayne-zavazne5
konat TAX al Slovensko dnes bo-i
10 by nepravne pripojene v repub-
like2!
Tyrdit teda, ze :sLiga neexist0-
yala, a tax nemohla mic pravo-
platne konat','' moza len nedo-
spely chlapee, ale nie zraly muz.
p Sloyenska Liga usrozu-
meni bratmi Cechmi finance
yala revd,ucnu pracu sice: $3.50
co znamenA peknych par stotisfc
dolarov prispevkn ma trovy reyo-.
lnclleJ akcie. A tax Liga vel'mi
yydatne prispela ku utvofeniu 3.
81. Rspubliky to prave i takejl
imisre, ako.o mnoho bohatsie BRAT
eli .esika annoanizac ss 1sasLS Ns
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02
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SRI sloyenska olga,
sa dst9s Is Napsd srobara
% Pittsburgh n Dol a.
obeenej phgti daie idd nasle-
doyat " NE alne ultiInaSt ni - ak Lga neurobf
to TAX ze il potent pred sid IA II u ID i,ove,nbra,
Taketo chlale II lsy
trafia ciel ale Len laeo doyed
81 sem trebarg yasich cenzorov, Terezn, ual
vu Ukazte tst d6kazy yasho pbj1nu
slobode slnyensks l'ud jeho nete6
nOsti Jlv chlitegStb1 1nA Ah ssNA sA - %
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

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,,odnfsal; I u Vii ;ei 4 nnni;tickS n nrahlssy. Il,
" Y - 4. ~, Y, 81 ! n, !, !, !, " 4 81 !.
I4lA aa ktorom ie podpisank n
|afse eaix1 1cjf i noyt1, h |itn MN
u pfvseeteaiG EtDh th k7Il D
l4pQbo dn ssGY. a dokkzalss
tos ai AmerSeka pdbocka Nar. Ra-
jy G. Sl., utyorenk i riadne pove-
reaych de}egatov Sesksho | sloyan-
sksho n$rods v Y .Amerike, ktor6 il
znala Ligp ako iedjna elytFae- /
n(hP repFlpsentspte amsric i Slo-
va66 ssy ktore5 16ne uxavSreta
bN4 4 Pittsburghska pohods,, o. 1
apayanks ! rlastnoruene napfsana
Dr.. Il. Massarykom, 4 syedciia 81
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-02

sHN Il Vs,F st s5f!NJ I
.Statoeni al eh ehas6 f4lll 4ll II i
! dia'sd 4fstedosa ddas
!. L . ,. ,SsS, S,bilsS,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
VEGETABLE AND
FLOWER GARDENS
BEING PLANTED
Many Vegetable and Flower Gar-
dens Being Planted. Sunshine
and Spring Showers Hasten
Growth of Plants.

This is the season Of the year
when we began to plant our gar
dens and flowers for the year.
Nothing adds more TO Tire appear
ance of home than flowers, and
nothing cuts the grocery bill like
a good garden.
Much depends upon the kind of
soil we have for either, and on the
proper preparation of the SOIL
If it is worth while to grow a
garden, it will pay you to plan
definitely what you are going to
plant, the time of planting and the
rotation of crops. in order that
you may nave Il garden the whole
year round.
Now is the time TO plant flower
seeds also, and with good soil,
proper preparation of the soil and
the right cultivation with plenty
of sunshine and warmth every one
should have a good garden and
beautiful flowers.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
MRS. M. V. JOHNSON
PASSES TO REWARD
AT SPEER HOME
Familiarity Known as "Grandma
Johnson. Funeral at M. e.
Church. lnterment in Brandon
Cemetery Tuesday Evening.

Mrs " V Johnson died at Speer
home few miles east of Pela-
hatchie Monday Grandma John
son familiarly known, had been a
great sufferer for long time. She
was 90 years of age and life
long church member and lived IA
consistent member until death.
She was true and devoted to her
family and was never happier than
when surrounded by those. SO near
and dear to her.
4 life like this should be an
inspiration and an incentive for
others to walk uprightly before God.
A beautiful life, rich III good deeds
and the very memory Of her name
will always be pleasant, knowing
;is she passed through the Valley of
the Shadow Of Death she feared no
evil.
The out of-town friends and rela-
tives in ATTENDANCE at Mrs. John
sons funeral We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ID. Taylor and family of
Florence. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett.
Mrs. Fore Forrest, Mrs. l.. C.
Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey, Mr..
and Mrs Nolan. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Speer. of Rankin. Miss Maggie
.toifnSoil, Wi!ii. sf-elsae. Earl and
Ray Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Pen
nington, Mr.. T.. Myers and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lancaster, of Pelahatchie.
Miss Lmline Taylor, of Jackson.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
THREE PRONG CLUB
TO INSTALL RADIO
STATION AT LAKE
Members of Three Prong Lake Club
Planning to Install Radon Sta
tion at Popular Resort. Will Add
Much to Attractions.

Members of the Three Prong
Lake Club are planning to install
a radio station at this popular
resort at an early date.
This lake is fast becoming one
of the most popular summer resorts
in this section.
All during the year, and more
especially in summer, people go
there from all parts of the State
TO spend their vacation.
The club house is located in an
ideal place, situated on high
bluff. overlooking the most beauti-
full lake, Swallowed by large cypress
frees and dotted with boats along
its banks.
Should the radio be installed it
win add greatly TO the attractions
already so numerous.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
SCHOOL OPENED IN
NEW BUILDING
MONDAY MORNING
Teachers and Pupils Back in School
After a Weeks Rest. Old Building
Known as Johnson Hall, Thing
of the Past. Working on Campus.

The school in this city opened
Monday morning. after having been
suspended week During the
time the old building was torn
down and the finishing touches put
on the new building and grounds
and in its completed state, the
building stands as one of the most
beautiful III the State. and is
thoroughly modern in every respect.
In addition to the spacious and
beautifully fitted auditorium, the
building has six large class rooms,
a library. teachers rest room, and
office. and music room.
Located on College Street the
building is one of exceptional
beauty. both as to architecture and
as to details OF furnishings and
fittings.
School opened in the new build
ing Monday and it should be the
pride of each child TO keep the
building in perfect order Equipped
with electric lights, water works,
and steam heat. there is no rea-
son why it should not be kept
in a sanitary condition.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
SCHOOL OPENING
GREAT SUCCESS;
SPLENDID TALKS
Prof. Henry Whitfield Principal
Speaker of Evening. Praises
Brandon, and Compliments PeO-
pie on New Building.

The opening last night of Bran
don's beautiful new school building,
which WAS recently completed by
contractors McGee 4 McGee, OF
Jackson, was a great success, and
was well attended by people from
the entire county and some of the
adjoining counties.
The program was q splendid one,
well arranged. and each talk indi-
Gated that the speaker was interest
ed in Brandon and Rankin County.
G. A. Harrison. Master of Cere-
monies, made IL brief. but splendid
talk. He introduced the other speak
ers of the evening.
Prof. Henry Whitfield delivered
tie principal address. in which he
complimented the people OF this
community on the new building,
equipment. etc. He also stressed
the necessity of an education. He
spoke very highly OF the splendid
principal. Prof. Knox Broom, and
his corps Of efficient teachers,
Misses Pope. Hutton. Breland,
Buchanan and Cooke.
Other speakers who assisted in
carrying out the program, ana de-
livered inspiring talks We're: II. III
Bullock. on the Statistical report
of the Board of Trustees; Mrs.
Daisy Stevens told in brilliant
terms of the numerous activities OF
the local Il. L. A.: Mrs. o. II.
Martin spoke on the activities OF
the special committees, who aided
in securing the library. curtains,
clock. urns and other equipment.
Major Patrick Henry made
Il splendid speech. which greatly
interested an attentive audience
I'll. +. Barksdale gave the "School
Standard setting one purpose for
which every school should work; a
special selection of music was beau
tifully rendered The community
Joined in singing America" after
which Rev. Dawson said the bene-
diction.
At the close of the program the
doors of the house were thrown
open. and a thorough inspection
made by the attendance.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
FAIR STORE IN
JACKSON TO HOLD
BIG SPRING SALE
Gordon Brothers, Proprietors of The
Fair Department Store Buys Two
Pages i'm The Brandon News to
Advertise Easter Event.

In another section of this weeks
Brandon News will be found a two
page announcement of The Far
Department Store, of Jackson. Civ
ing the details of "A great Easter
Sale which begins Saturday OF this
week.
After months of preparation this
popular store is inaugarating an
event of more than usual Importance
to the people of this section. The
goods advertised are all new and
strictly up to-date. and the prices
are exceptionally low. In fact the
Sale MS advertised, comes as . sur
prise especially as this is the be-
ginning of the spring buying sea
son.
1t Wall pay every reader of this
paper TO read carefully this two
page advertisement.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
COMMUNITY CHOIR
ENJOYS MEETING
MONDAY EVENING
Community Choir Meets at Jackson
Home to Rehearse Music for
Opening Service OF new School.
Enthusiastic Crowd Present.

The Community Choir had a most
delightful meeting Monday night
AT the hospitable home OF Mrs. r.
f.. Jackson.
The special meeting of the choir
was called To practice the music
lor the opening night which was
held in the school auditorium on
"Wednesday night. A most Ell
thusiastic crowd was present ana
everyone had pleasant evening"
as is always the ease when en-
tertained in this lovely home
Special program for Easter services
which will be held at the Episcopal
Church was prepared.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
CONCERT GIVEN
AT TOWNSVILLE
GREAT SUCCESS
Unique Entertainment Given at
Thomasville Saturday Night a
Delightful Affair. p. T. A. Real
ized Neat Sum on Piano Fund.

The Concert given at the
Thomasyille School Saturday night.
under the auspices of the +. T. A..
was a delightful affair The pur-
pose of this entertainment was to
secure funds with which to pur-
chase piano for the new school
building ut that place.
Opera chairs, teachers desks,
single desks. and black boards have
been ordered and when installed
the people of that community will
have one of the best equipped
school buildings in the county. A
neat sum was realized from the
unique entertainment given Satu-
day night.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
COUNTY FIELD
MEET TO BE HELD
HERE SATURDAY
Good Attendance is Expected at
Field Meet. Measles Situation
Greatly Improved. Dinner to be
Served on the Ground.

Much interest is being shown in
the preparation for Field Day,
which will be held in this city on
Saturday. March II.
Prof. Broom has worked faith
fully in order TO have the new
building ready for this event, and
aS he always succeeds in almost
anything he undertakes. this has
been accomplished.
The measles and whooping cough
situation is much improved and all
danger is past.
Let everybody come and bring a
well filled basket and let's make
this the best field day we have
ever had