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Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
sAeRlEr,s NOTICE OF SALE

f. by Write OF a decree. issued out of Il
Clerks office of the District Court
Phillips County. and State of Colorad
and to me directed. whereby l am cor
mlnded to make the. sum of Six Tho
sand Two Hundred Seventy-one n
3i--100 Dollars (s6271.3D. and costs
suit. the amount of certain Judgme
recently .otained against Sarah A, Smi
and Alphonso l.. II. Smith. in favor
Catherine Mines. which said Judgme
was declared to be n lien upon the fC
lowing described property to-wit; u
North East Quarter Of Section TIVE
ty-six. in Township. Seven North. Ran
Forty-siN West of the 9Th p. M.
Phillips County Colorado. That the abo
described land be fsold.1 subject to ial
TheIefofe. aecerdlnr to said conmsi
shall exxpose for sale. at Public Au
tion. the above described property.
Saturday the Thirdf day of Novemb
1929. at Ten o'clock A. NJ. 1t the We
Front Door of the Court House.
Hoiyoke. Phillips County. Colorado. Ia
Dated at H9lyolie. Colo. this 10Th d
n tuiriuIfa W. 2. REWARD. no. lli
r. Sheriff Of Phillips County.
ifi '''ttt- Nv. II. EELSEY.t
Date OF FIRST Publication Oct. Iifh. ~.
Date of last publication Noy.i lst. ~,
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
voles Pleturs..

SO that future generations might be
able to compare the quality Of her
song with that OF voices yet unheard.
Melba consented TO sing into Professor
Lows audiometer, an instrument
which photographs the waves of sound
ms 'lny come from the singers lips.
This photograph is quite dinerentfrom
TINT or any oslfrr vyice ever recorded.
No other has hnd anything resembling
the same variation combined with the
same regularity. II IL full of harmonlcs
md lnfnlteslmni variations In the
wave bui these waves are perfect In
regularity, This might account for Iis
carrying power, by supcrimposltlon.
since li'ls not a loud votes In the ordI
nary sense.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
sAea,rr,s SALE

by virtue of an execution issued OF
Sf the Clerks office Of the District coui
Of Phillirs County and State of Cole
tsdo. and. to- me directed. whereby
am commanded to make the sum q
Four Hundred Nineteen and 9s-loo Dol
lars. fsfia.es) and costs OF suit. n
amount OF a certain Judgment recent
obtained against ]. q. Kreislcr ir fave
3f +. II. wettstein and W. r. Kohre
out OF the lands, tenements, goods an
fhattels OF the said J. q. Krelsler, hay
ieyied on the following property. to-wil
About Five Hundred and forty bushel
81 oats and -Four, huadred and tyeni
p"TSss ThsrsfSre. or accsyiiss ,s,.aia ssrmant
ion. s".. an iSs srlsSs sE!ssssS issssssi !
the above nxned J. O.. ftreisler in an
10 the atjpyes sddtcrfb6d nropeEty. on ,sae
ssSay sra ssd 9ssoomsr; 9ss Fin. is;s SSls Z
she same Is -sfored n liolyoke. Phillip
Sas, o. R,llins .ss,yL q! I'apls; q Il !. parle
Dated at Holyf&r tfast ioth dag o
October. 1928. .ESA ,l-R
Shse5n OF Phillips COUNTY,
Date Of first Pul5fchtion Oct. iith. Ie..
Date of last publication Oct .ssth, 49,
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
sAERlFF,ssI lsALEl

by Virtue of Fiera .Facias issued .
Of the Clerks office of the District Cor
of Phillips, County and State of Co
rado and to me directed. whereby |
commanded to make the, sum of T
Hundred Forty Seven and 31-100 D
lars. (s24L3D and costs of suit, /
amount of n certain Judgment roceh
obtained against Harry NJ. Gelvin
favor of Henry Hageman ont of t
lands. tenemants. goods and chattels
the said Harry NJ. GeNin.HI have levi
on the following property. to-wit:
All OF the interest of Harry NJ. Gel,
in and to the South East Quarter
section Thirty4siN t36), Township Els
'(S) North. Range Forty-five (45). w
Of the Sixth RI, NJ, in Phillips coun
Therefore, according to said commal
/ shall expose for sale. at Public A,
ton. all the right. title and interest
the above named Harry NJ. Gelvin
and TO the, above described property.
Saturday the Goth day OF October. ls
ut Ten O'clock A. NJ. at the West FrS
door of the Court House in Holyo
Phillips Cunty. Colorado. pYi
pnted at Holyolie, this cath day
- r. i'Ne' '' w. =. BEvARD. lfii
ftilnf, Sheriff Of Phillips County
Date of first pubiicati6h Sept. 81. 1929
Date OF last publication Oct. is, 1928,
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
PueLic TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Il. Q, Sheets whose address
i GfoodIahd. Kansas. grantor ny hts
ans sS ec6SSs Bssa arh asa s shFAa5y III stf s os ss
Of the Clerk Qand iReGorSerq Nsf RniiiEps
veyedsi to the Publicll Trustee. of said
Gounty she fslIowing ,anS n baid s9Nn1 n1
North of Range Forty seven Vest Vest d the
Sixth p, NJ, Phillips County Colorado.
asanst SSse sa prsmsss IF If S sasSs
the payment .os one principal, nbtei of
sysS enc datf with said Trnss pesa % for
First National Sank of Of HaXtun, Colo,
thereon from date at the rate OF. ten
nss and per one
note for 81. .996 001ttiis'fan3 3f te lTr,'e,a
And Whereas. Default has been made
by the said grantor in said Trust Deed
in the performance OF the covenants and
terinsl Of said Trns, I5oedt lngthis, fo-wit,
aa Ga' aap Fhs SF@nnss nos asn aas f9sa ss S Ra
failednto Day the interest dye on said
pi,rine,idnsadi ,dsd note on August "a 1922, also
And Whereas. The legal holder Of the
represented bylssaid' note
has filed with said Public Trustee notice
defnuit and eiectinea to declare Tie whole
DELFT represented by. said note and ln-
terest thereon to date of sale due ana
payable. and demanding the sale of said
land under said Trust pssd; ,gl J..
by given thar. pursuant to said notice.
election and demand. and under and by
virtue of the authority vested in me
by said Trust Deed and the law. /.
II H Hargreayes. Public Trustee of
said Phillips County Twill sell the above.
ton TO the highest bidder ut the west
front door of the County Court House.
at Holyoke. Colorado, in the County of
Phillips and State of Colorado. on Sat
urday,s the, 3rd dayilof. November. A: D.,
I923. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon for
the purpose of paying said note. inter-
est to date of sale. attorney fees. taxes
etc, and the expenses of this sale. and
will give to- the purchaser thereof a
certificate of purchase therefor as pro-
yided by law h.a 'u. ei'
.lr.l T. II RARGREtVESN - -
'sW M Public Trustee Of Phillips
e.J County. Colorado.
Date of first Publication. October !. 1921
Date of last Publication. Nov. .st.. 1923.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
A,roIn Ao, Of cnills

4 collie dog IL reported to have
@ved the life of u I.opllon (oG,J girl,
While accompanying the child To u
iienrby stor'. The glri stopped on The
rnilrond tracks NJ The path of q i,icr.
hcnlizing the childs peril, the dog
threw himself against her with sun
Client Impact 10 knock her clcnr OF dan
ger nnd WIS eit to fieccs by the rhln
before he could regain safety. The
llltla ones mother had tried to dls.
courage the dog from going when the
hnnghler started Dn her errand
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
sHgnrF.s NOTICE or sAle

By virtue OF special Execution in
Judgment by Attachnl~rif issued out OF
ot Phillips County. and the state OF
Colorado. and TO, me directed. whereby
u am commanded to make the sum OF
Thirtren Hundred Sixssand e:-.loo Dol
lars dl506. .2:). ana Costs of suit the
atccunti OF a certhin Judgment recent
" o6u,ined aEailst j.. Ellison. also
c1aied jeremiah Ellison in. favor OF The
Ehrncrs Stats Bnnk Of Liberty. Neb-
raska: which said Judgment, WAS, de-
ciarcd TO be lien 6pon the following
drseril.ed property, sto-yit; ~ ~
teen uso in ,r6w1iship Right ,S North
sth p. a. ana ! tract 81 land isfH .itseii..si "a i
~ I5xl6D feet In. Block Six f6b Nest
subj. Vision OF Hoiyoke. Phillips coun-
,phait expose FOR sale. ~ Public A,ic-
tion- all OF the right title and interest.
elaiah ELLISON. ;in7 the above describei
property on Monday tlie,., 18th, day OF
November 1925, ar Ten O'Clock NJ
ss the west Front lDpor lnt ithel Court
House I'm Hoiyokc, phillips County. r.i.
oa,ehss ps,sa z, ,s., to'solsss this 2nd DAY OF
vi n ..w,.B. .BEvNRD!if
f1i 3 sheriff OF Phillips County.
u! GLAuDE ID. wAI.np'b
I,ate Of first Publication. oc,ob.ri IS. 1898.
Date OF last Publication. Nov. ist. 1921.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
BRING YOUR school CHILDREN ia

10 the Sears lIotel uoiyoke. where
Dr. ~ G. sapeso. the well.l,nown Eye
Ear. Nose and Fhfoat saeeishii. isall
examine their eyes and your free on
Friday, October astha Glasses fitted
IL y. IL .ifsi e 4iI.as- lI. z
Hcientihcn'iFs-
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
rye, sAs NOSE AND THROAT

Dr X. c sspero. the Denver ype
clast win again be In liolyoRe Al the
Sears fiotfl ON Friday October 9Gth
Consultation and etanilnailoh free,
Come carly
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
NOTICE FOR pusrlcArloNs.t

'sS 'O's y - - - SS~>' 80 = rst%N
(160 jA.)s Serial No. 02S199 Addl.)
Department ofirthe Interior. u. IS.
Land Office at Sterling. Coloradol Sep.
tember 26. 1928.
Notice is hereby, given, that Shannon
Woodcock. OF Holyoke. Colorado. who
on April 80, 1920, made Additional
Stock-raising Homestead Entry, Serial
No. o2s199, for the SWA, Section IS,
Township 5 North. Range As West,
Sixth Principal, Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final three
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before G. b,
Weir. County Judge Of Phillips Coun-
ty at Holyoke. Colorado on the 10th
day OF november. 1928. o.-----=-----s-----'
I Claimant thames as :, Witnesses
James Brophy. Patrick Loughman.
Henry Eichel David Ciarkson. all of
Holyoke. Golorado.--s~- .i's;s-r-s---T
" E. T. CONQUEST iss =
4 ~ ---.A.- - -ht'r x Re,jstar
Pub. Sept. 27. Oct. A, 1l1S,25. 1928
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

~
]. Rickers home Tuesday OF last week
to get a Glad ,ofsrye-Y ae,tof,a .asu
Mr.. and Mrs. George Michael and
son wene callers nthe, f., A. Wood
hams and the c. J,- Rickeysr homes.
Wednesday afternoon. Nl.S. {.
Mis-. F. N. Austin ana ana daughters.
eLtha, Alice and Minnie, slattended
the b. C. club meating at the home of
Mrs, A. A. Trego, Thursday after;
noon. -
Earl woodlands was caller at the
Jim Pospisil home Wednesday even
ing.,. ~ a
John Wright, Jr.. is having new
barn built. John Sandquist and John
Wright. Sr.. are doing the carpenter
iis' ,..s-ss s,ss,, -..-r..e e..s.s.,-s-s
Kicker and sons=Ruhet. were
callers at the Fl A. woodlands home
Thursday.
Jim Pospisil and Joe vrha. were.
sedswiek visitors Thursday hight.
Mrs. F. AZ, ASstin and daughter.
ustha. weY Holyoke visitoas. satar-
day mOrnlas. D. =, y
Robert and Minnie Kicker were Wis.
itors. 10 -Julesburg- and Ovid. -Satur.
day afternoon Misses Florence and
Gladys accpmpaniedstthem .hone %
spend sip sunday dasyF,jiirl = oiTs aslrlvl
F. A. Woodlands and son. Earl.
werqFoTid visitor, satdFaaEg
Mrs. Walter Hayes and chtslren. of
SIOUX Cts. Iowa. .sGusS JoHason
and Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hillerman and
family. OF Holyoke, were Sunday din
ner guests at the home of f. y. Aus,
tin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Kicker and fam.
ily, wser dlnrsr guests AT the home
of George Michael, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Heller and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Heller and son were
sunady visitors a, the,,F. A. Wood
hams home.
Miss Lille Wright was a caller ut.
the +. n. Austin home Sunday aftsrs
noon .ioil .8-4 -s'hift
!. 81. ..,s,--,,,-ls ..,+f sxi We,
W y. HINT and tiaughters. Edna
and drace. were Holyolse visitors
Saturday. ..-,.N .tE
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
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Julesburg Star

# # y # II II H Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Lounsberry and
baby! and Mr. and Airs. John Garrett
aud son. Jerald. went to Sedgwick.
Saturday returning home Sunday ev
ening. F-ii. no. lSl.a Is3siis'F
!1inIl.n ,ii,-as.tisV :.
Mr.. Nelson threshed his Sudan Tues
day.-DaYe@ @Lounsherry doing The
work N " .. s1s N ~ ~ !iii las K. u
August Rieaeld's boys have the
Etonsilitis this week. zr
john HagermapitnresSsa. hil sudsn
Monday. hr Beafaoing tbs s9Qrk
Il |. ,,.s D,sA ,S ~ i. .",4 corn
-tJaenry.vSehiiienhers-and=sonsrbyle
were Amherst and .Holyoks.. visitors
sMesasy Mrs. ,SSAilleaBArs spent the.
afternoon with Mrs JOAN Dstner
Af..a and Mrxs KeuneslT Goodman
were shopping in Jplssbur: sstur,
.9A, aA,- ~
Herbert Brandt went TO Julesburs
with a load OF wheat the arst OF tins
week and brought back load OF
potatoes and apples
~ ~ - 4.
George Hieleser weat 10 ohappeii.
Sunday.
80 Frank Sprague finished harvesting
his miliet with a combine wednes.
day. - 81
Sunday being John Detnaet j sbir,a
day. the W. II. clkli md tAs mslnbers
,of,Ethcir famiHss came IN and sur.
priatsl John He WAS fooled into
thinkius that lsatnsslay ;Has the 18th
BY Alrs. Desmcr who substituted tha
july calendar tor the. October one.
He did not hear the cars drive into
his yard and 1t was then hard TO con
vince him that itreaily was hts birth.
day. The ladies OF the party ali
brought baskets OF food and bount.
tious dinner was spread 1t is need.
loss 10 say that a good lime was had.
About sixty people were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Ienson are rc.
ioicing over the arrival Of new baby
boy who put In an appearance at their
home last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrss Ensptar and child.
r5n went to town Saturday aud had
the misfortune TO break an axle OF
thelr car before they got hone.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

" C. Heller and Mrs. Roy Heller
a9d .son were callers at the F. n.
1ustinS home Tuesday morninie-
q Mrs CHARLEY Kicker called qn Mrs.
C. c. Eounsberry Tuesday afternoon
while Charley went to Holyoke
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
COOPERATIVE MARKETING 70
fIA HELP WHEAT GROWERS


/. Tho wheat Industry Of America can
be maintained only by setting a pilee
on American.aold wheat that 10 high
rnouEh 10 make M for the loss mat
Inust be suffered by selling the surplus
wheat abroad declares Ray .Ateclung
4 writer in-a, reecri isiue ~ garyan IS
Tic tipsndial. weekly. Asrs
AZ the present time. Mr. AieClHDg
states the American farmer - com.
potinR with the indian Of tn, Argen.
tine. and all OF the wheat ho sells Is
'sold'iA q hflcr het by tho world mar
koL II at least 90 per cent Of the
Americap crop was sold oa , cpoper'
stiyg mlTi1tiry basis. the VII at sold
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Mrs. George Utesler called on Mrs.
Clyde Haynes Tuesday afternoon.
George and Clyde went to Holyoke.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
IS l.Sa r .tss sa a * H. sa
Missouri Valley

II u ss IS. Is u II X 4 Is Is
Mrs. Alva Trego entertained the B,
C. club Wednesday4after ofHiast
week at her home. A good attendance
was present and pleasant afternoon
Twas spent. The hostess served very
nice lunch.
Mrs. r. Austin and her four young
lstschildren and Miss Lsatha took din
mar at the Heller home sunday.l
Mr.. and Mrs.,W, c. Heller and Mr.,
and Mrs Roy Heller and son ate fried
lchicken with the F. A. woodlands
family Sunday. i
Grandpa and Grandma Quintell of
Holyoke, are. spending a few days at
tthes.home of their son Richard and
family.
hl3A good old white frost Saturday
morning. Begins to look like winter
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Artman and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haynes
and son, Clyde Haynes and viii Feid-
Ter were callers at the George Utesler
home Sunday afternoon.
After the sun and wind had dried
the grain some Monday Henry Hager-
man started his threshing outfit at the
Happle farm and Mr.. Beal threshed
for Richard Quintell.
George Utesler and Paul Haynes
were callers in Paoli, Monday fore
noon and Ovid in the afternoon.
~ 3..s .1t.&
Mr.. Rawley the man who has been
treating hogs in this community, Twas
making calls Tuesday. to see how the
hogs were getting along. -
John Sandquist had a sick cow on
last Monday morning and Mrs. Sand
quist called him home from the John
Wright. Jr., home.
Mrs. c. c. Lounsberry spent Mon
day at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Rny- T,o1,nSharry s-sstE
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin teachers at
Fairfield, were in Paoli. Tuesday ev-
ening.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

For Rent:-Good BARN, lots OF, ROOM
H. c. Hargreaves 52tf
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
WANT ADS


Wantsd:-Clean cotton rags. At.
Herald Office. .aq i, ,s..
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

For Rents oomlhoase George
Glover .PhoneA2s22. t1aoia 6to
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

FOR SaIe-Good Majestic range, In
quire at Herald Office. jllj a = 6t2
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

WANTED-I am always in the mar
ket for your cream, eggs and poul.,
/ try.-A. NJ. Anderson. SOFT
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

The first meeting OF the P. II.
proved quite interesting.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Mrs. c. c. Lounsberry spent Mon
day at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Roy Boonsberry. 7sa.i5;s=.'sg
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Rev liieldl nov drives q new Ford
oodpe Purdbpsed' rpp Z. : c'ssfAlny.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

School closed Wednesday in order
that the teachers might attend the
State Teachers convention at Denver.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Mira, Roy hlafccllns visited nt The
homo ,pi Mrs. Fred wulrs, Thursday
aiterneon.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

eap. Sept. e.. Oct; + 4; 1 llis,s5. -lsas
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

C. ". Gale and family visited Sun.
day at the home ofsRoy Gael at Hax,
tun. iis9.ai.sif lsssss 1.at.s- 4
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

MIR. and Mrs. Henry Harms and
family visited at the home Of Mr. aid
Mrs Harry Alqu. Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs, Johp yoRai visited, At
tho home Of Air and Mrs. Harry AZ,
bers Sunday. H.IL f'tff''li y
Harry Alberu purchased a new Ford
ear AZ liaStln Saturday
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

M and Mrs MfNts Bibnfor ioid
Alta eansemer visited with Mr.. and
MrE Albert vogcl sunday.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
Pa..o,li News, News,

Is Is Is II II
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Miss Ellen Bentson, ofyHaxtun. was
a visitor at the C. w Gale home
from Thursday until Saturday.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18
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~ Prairie Center e. : !

1T - lAiAfFk'N Il ~ ~
F, n Austina was aIealler rin Holl,
yoke, Monday of last week.,H ai >, i
ia il97"9 ljiw bg9sgn- tas1F ss
p. J. Peter was ytsitqr at the e.
]. Rickers home Tuesday of last week
to get a Glad of rye ao,,frs .ag1
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Otto Butte and Mrs, Emmn Cnp.
semerltf' saturday for Relmap, Mon.
tana, 70 1tteaG tho funeral, OF thoir
mother
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Mrs NJ. Crowner nd-famity spent
Sunday visiting at the home of c. p
Crowner south of Hoiyoke iA1-l
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-18

Mr ana airs G c. Hulse ard son,
Of Friend Nebra Mr. and Mrs. $. r.
Barrett aas Mr. aud Mrs. L. a. Mar
cum an son took ddlnner al the W
S 1Iarcm home Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-26
MEASLES WARNING ISSUED BY HEALTH. DEPARTMENT HEAD
Declares Quarantine of Dis ease In Birmingham Is
 lmpraCticable

Impracticabilit of applying quar- antine laws in the present appear ance of measles in Birmingham is pointed out by Dr. J D. Bowling, city and county health officer. There are something like 2.o0O cases in Greater Birmingham al present. with a score of new cases every day.
 Speaking of the situation and the handling of it, pr. Bowling said;
 "The epidemic of measles now present in Birmingham, and, in fact throughout the state, has not been accompanied by an unusual numb CT of fatalities.
 The disease of measles is of it. self rarely fatal, but is frequently accompanied or followed by compl cations which may prove to be of serious nature. Measles strongly predisposes to broncho-p pneumonia, perhaps by far the most frequent cause of death associated with measles. Children should be care fully watched and at the first sign of sickness they should be isolated away from other children who have not had the disease, and, if it proves to be measles, isolation should con  the beginning. \ physician should usually be consulted, especially in serious cases. A child with begin ming measles may transmit the dis ease to others even before sympt OILS appear. and for this reason it is not practical for the health department to undertake follow-up and the en- forcement of quarantine measures. The average health department has not at it's disposal anything like suf- ficient force with which to keep up with any disease so rapidly spread as measles. Many cases can be pre- vented by intelligent attention on the part of the parents = measures necessary to prevent the spread of any contagious disease and compli- cations may usually be averted by careful attention to precautions While the child is sick.
 "Unquestionably a large number of children are out of school with measles. but schools should not be closed on this account. because the majority of school children have had measles at some previc> time and should be allowed to continue in school even though others in the home may have the disease. Once it gains a foothold in the commu- nity, an epidemic of measles pro- gresses until practically all suscep- tble children have the disease
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-26
SECRET IS OUT
Abe ErlanEer Reveals Reasons For
 Split With Marc kIaw

Split With Marc kIaw
 NEW YORK, April 25.-The main reason why Mare Klaw and Abe Err langer broke up their big theatrical booking and backing partnership was, according to the unhappy Abe himself that Marc used to play hockey from the office and leave him to do the work. They seemed to be an institution like ham and eggs, chills and fever CT frank and earnest, Then suddenly, few seasons back they split.
 Erlanger took the stand in the su- preme court here today to testify in his suit against Klaw for an account ing of sums amounting to S2T0,00O He said. as though 1t was a bitter reminiscence, that Klaw once re- turned from six months abroad and told him he was going to pass six months In Europe the next year, too, because it made him feel so fit for the six months work that he ex- pected to do
 Charles Evans Hughes, Jr.. son of the Secretary of State, asked him why he had chosen such partner.
 We'll" said Abe. thoughtfully. "I don't know. Why does man marry a girl sometimes who turns out to be a disappointment? l don't know why l remained with Klaw so many years and stood as much as l did from him and his family.
 They formed their partnership in 1888 and dissolved after some trouble in 1918.
 T didn't know what a sucker I had been" said Abe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-26

Closing exercises of the Huntsville public schools have been set for May IS. when the graduating class will conduct it's exercises. The school exhibit will be opened May 4 the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-26

fully good now. do every thing that comes along, and we all take your medicine as tonic when we don't feel just so. 1 am thankful for what the Vegetable Compound has done for my health and for my family. "- Mrs. MARY SAIECHECK, 944 18th St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
 Letters like these testify to the value of the Vegetable Compound. These women speak from the fullness of their hearts. They describe as cor rectly as they can their conditions: First, those symptoms that affected them most conspicuously; and later the disappearanceof those symptoms. They are sincere expressions of grati- tude. For nearly fifty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been 80 praised by women.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-26
EXPERTS EXPLAIN EXODUS 0F NEGRO .LAb0RFROM SOUTH
Alabama Has Lost 27,000 Farm Hands Departments
 Report Says
WASHINGTON BUREAU
 THE AGE-HERALD yYashinpfOn. ID. C.. Anril 2H

Experts in the service of the de- partments of commerce and agricul- ture ascribe three reasons for the general exodus of negro labor from the south, presently underway: high CT wages offered in the north where the labor shortage is more acute; boil weevil depredations, which last year made tenant farming unprofitable; and a "roving" disposition acquired by the negro soldiers when in the military service.
 The survey of the department of agriculture indicates that Georgia has lost 32,00O negro farm hands and laborers; Alabama, 27.000; South Carolina, 22,750: Florida, 1s,0o0; Arkansas, 15.000; Tennessee, 4,500; Missouri. North Carolina, Oklahoma and Texas are said to be relatively small sufferers.
 According to the department, the exodus has caused an abandonment of acreage in the states affected, and Tabor shortage Is expected to be major factor in limit ing production this season." This might cause an increase in the price of that staple actcally produced, however, and may prove a blessing in disguise, the department indicates.