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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04
@ansitut' 'leisfarilaiiet falastaiat.

gSf. 7 b. ioapui itdraian pli' faf-
Il niistG ieisfarilaiiista, iotfa bolibe
ipifit pioGttitp6t aifoinaan toimitta-
masiaan tlinnetusia falastajaapenbei
ocn iouffofaappaufiesia Seisfarin
ia Snferinmoan pdliielld ielall1.
gtpt iaapiineioen niinet oipot Toneli
Serrola ia SimoId.
SGljeIlG on @enGidllG pubeenaoIe
iuasta pibGtettpien ioufosto ipieIG
fafii iaareloista, iotfa nefin IdbipGi.
tpinG p6GieipGt paldnn,aan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04
SafIas1a 6ietatori malta.

Saffan tStrescemantin ballitls
pitGG Safian faniaa fpfenemdttSmd-
nd baIlitiemam itiedGn id iifii on
iulistonut t:ri @esslerin, puolistis
ministerin, Soflan fonian "pdGfii"
eli oictatorifii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04
2eiuottOm,iutfiia 2untoosia.

@iirne tpiifolla &ontoon iltiiriltt.
fiiinen tpottonien arneiia of leipot-
tonlasia tilasia. Spottom6t fofoon-
tuitpot 2ontoon eiifaiiprtnfiin Bopla.
rim ia ottinot baltititnia faupiin.
gintalon. ,..7-~,i.--s-i.' :
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04
Snrnu paffptnSlaitos

tullnon laffauttaniaon tt. 81 pnG
ISielld oleipat ipaneit iiirretaan
Tantmiioaren paffotpolaitofieen.
Euritn paftotpolaitofien buoneus.
toia on iritnnitelti armeijan tefnil'
listen ioitffoien aiunnofii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04

notteIijain fiiiin, ei fellef1dn Dfiitnl
lelle formarille onneta enempGG fi,in
1000 palnao. &usiofin tpoltiosia,
iosia on riitt1ipG mGGrG tGnt1n rG-
jGbopsaineen fpipiiG, iofin ipaltion
toinisto, toipalliiesti ipnltion maan-
piljelpsopisto, toimittaa iafamiIen
ia ottoa lp1staan tilailfiet pfiitpiiiltG
furmoreiltu, iafuelI iitten r6idbopS'
oineer itiefullefin tiloaialle. Samo
Iuitos toiiilittaa mposfin rdi1boDs-
nallien tilaufien ia iafaniien. Sie-
oon mifG laitos toitnittaa naitG ii.
laiifIio antaa fullafin paiffafunnol-
Ia farntin maanipilielpsneiiipojo
(fauntiagentti), ionta puoleen iiten
tlilee f6Gntpd niioen, iotfa tartpitie'
ipat rGi6b6psaineita fantoien poista-
milefii ia fiipien anlpumiiefii. @aan
miljelpsoeparttementti ei ota NOS
taon pfiitpisten lGbettanliG tilollfiio.
&anniHomaioen, farniarien pitGiii
f1pttGG tGtd tilai!alitta bppGfienio
iaabaffeen rGiGb6psainetia fantojer
poistanliiefii peIloiltoan ia oiifasta-
ipafii aiotiiilta mailtnan.
Sooatolia on ipalmistettu iotatar
peioen plii6dntstd ia on fongresii
pGGtofiell1Gn toinittalnit fen luo'
tputettapafii maonpilielijoioen tar,
peefii. Site aine ei mafia mitddn
rnittta tilaaiun ti,lee mofiao ipallnis
tus ia rnbtifuliit. giGntd mafiut o
ipat llonnolliiesti erilaiiet eri pno'
lilla rnaata, mittta iofa tapaiifiesic
eitpGt nGmG mafillt nouie fiin fol-
ntonteen oiaan fiitd, nlitc taipolliner
opnaniitti mafiaa. Sietoia iiita int
t1 aine eri ipaliioisia nlafioa, fac
iiltG tpaltion toirniStolta, iofa iu,rii
taa iofelun paItiosin. Eeiben rafen
tnrniIeen tartpitta,pista eristG lac
tieoon woltion nlaantiebeparttclnen
tilta.
@antoien ia fiipien raidbopttGmi
lcen woiooan fo6atolia fdpttdd al
ipan iomalla totpaIIa fliin tamallistt
opnamiittio. Mmmufiet tillee oiettat
iarnoin ia lama mddrd nnln1iifiit
| fantoa taiffa fined fobpen fuin bp
nAmiittiafin. 2lln oiia rdjdbbpte
taan, tl,lee fdpttGd IdGfoG iptottdid
nd, muiiten ipoiooon fdpttaG tilIilai
foa.
TdpoelIiiet ielitpfiet fantojen rd
idbopttdmiieen iaaooon Wloonmilie
lpsoeparttementin illtaiiusta Sir
culor t9t, "Sbe l!se Of @rploiipe II
BLASTING Stiunps," iofa ioaoaan
fun firioittoa oioitteello: Office 0
qualifications, Department OF s(eri
culture, @nsbineton, o. G., ia ppi
tdd moinitun julfoiiln.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04

- Taitaofo usfomoton ibminen
iosfus tofo eIGmanid nifana oifcin
iIoita aiitiiioestoon eli fiittdd fen
tdboen rafastd @opabtaioanio9 ct
miIIoiftfoon,, tstotou ibminen on
totiiesti eIdbdltd fuolliit. - pr6-
torius.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04
llniia ,maamiarismfiia .;sapanisia.

Oiafa, ippsf. 90 p. - @nfaran.
lainen maaniaristps tapabtui tdalla
ia 9obesfa fello fltitoen aifana tdna
aamino. sc eli iilottunut Sofioon
asti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04
ssorian 'Amerifan 9inian SSprbl.
"Gfabanaerfiorb"

ioapiti gaelp yorfiin tiistaina ippsf
25 p:nG miifaon -pbt. t453 motfus'
tajoa. sc Iibtee Seem gorfista pa
litumotfoIle perjontoino lofaf 8
p:n0.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04
SaIlanfamonsba nsbamffeita smrfis.


9onitontinopeIisto tiiGee tietoio
fiiinfa Surfisiafin on ipolIonfiimouf
ieIIiiia liitebtiniiiid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04
@anbo nainen iuansittm iuarfam.
6eSta.

0ers @artba Wao@roip, @inonn,
Minn. tpaneittiin maannntaina ia
iuIiettiin Iinnaan Stillmaterisfa ipp
tettpd, ettG ban on iporostonit ST..
10000 artuosta totporon erdGstd
pisooisto 8oboibo foiintisia. gsoi.
men on 10 90 tpitooen it6inen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04
Wserimiesfonlnn pernstaminen Sa-
,upnIiuuanr.

Saimaan 2aiipoliifenneba
taioin 2iitto on tpaltipneuuostolta
amount, ettd llleriulieSfoulil perits-
tettaiiiin SatuonlinnanIl, oiitto puc-
Iestoon iiiostlii, fonliaf' rilfimdiieili
toilnintaipaotena fustortanaan lille
buoneiston, l1nlnlon ia ipnlcn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-10-04
WeriliG n,eteIiS safIasia.

8iitpe pGitpind on ollut meriiiI
mellatoita tSafiasfa Ouesieloorfisia
Sofialoinen iioielusfiinta ia baIIi,
tifiesta Groom pprfitpdt maafunta
laiiet tappeliipot iotooieineen, iol
loin fpnmenid fiioli ia 400 boa
ipoittlii = Sept otuot ronsfaIoilei
aItaneet pitdmddn fomentoa maa
fiinnasia. SuoieInsfiinta on pantl
pois piroIta ia i,sfotonn, ettG ne
farfoitetaon pois moafitnnosto eI
iponeitoon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06
DUELo CON MAcHETEs

En- ell barrio de t'Cerro Gordo", !,
Afiasco, jose Martel y zenaido Colon
sostuvieron una rina atacandose con
machetes.
Contra ambos Sc ha presentado la
correspondence denuncia por acometi-
miento y aggression con agravantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06

FL vapor americana "Major Whee-
ler'' de la Baltimore Line, llegara de
un momento otro, procedente de Bal
timore, de donde salio ell 81 del pasa-
do. El Governor John Lind de la
misma Inca, saldra mafiana de Balti-
more para 6sta. Ell "Delfna" el dia
catorce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06
UN A JOYA GRATIS

diffcilmente podran ser distinguidas de las
costosas piedras genuinas.
FL precio corriente de nuestras Sortijas
es $3.50. Ahora las damos al bajfsimo pre-,
clio de $1.49, con ell regalo que usted eliza
gratis. Olga 81 quiere la Sortija con zaRro
Rubf Diamante, Perla o Esmeralda.
Mande golamente veinticinco centavos
como dep6sito pague $1.24 al reci-
bir 81 paquete. Use la Sortija durante so
dfas, 81 no queda completahlente satisfe-
cho envienosla para devolverle su dinero.
Nos quedan muy pocos objetos para rega-
lo Aproveche pues, inmedatamente. esta
ganga exceptional, escriba HOY. listed no
arriesga nj un centavol
RIvALLE MERCANTILE AGENCY,
Cayey. 2. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06
ErnC DEL
PUERTO
ENTRADAs

Ell vapor espafiol 'sBuenos Aires"
lego aver San Juan, con carga gene
raj y pasajeros, procedente de Sur Ame-
RIGA. Ell ''Buenos Aires' Sc despa-
chara hoy para espaha, en- viaje de re-
greso, con carga, correspondence y pa
sajeros para Europa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06
MERcADo DE cAMB1os

DE ACUERDO CON LOS REGLANTEN
TOS QUE AL EFECTo PRESCRIBE
RE Ell TESORERo DE PUERTO RI
co: (a) al adquirir los articulos tribu-
tables y tenerlos en- su poder, hacienda
los asientos de entrada y salida Ell ell
libro de existencias y movimiento y
pagando simultaneamente los impues-
tos. mediante la cancellation de los Sc
los correspondientes sobre una factura
de rentas internas, (b) a medida que
vaya disponiendo de los articulos tri-
butables. Las personas que aduuieran
srticulos tributables por otro conducto
que no sea Ell de los mencionados traf
cantes, comisionistas o sus representan-
tes pagaran los impuestos tan pronto
tengan los articulos en- su poder, y de
acuerdo con Ia definici6n "AD-VALo-
REM contenida en- esta ley.
Los traficantes seran responsables del
pago de los impuestos al vender cual-
1uier articulo tributa5le un consumi
dor. Ell consumidor ser& responsible de-
pago de los impuestos al adquirir ar
tsculos tributables. 81 sobre estos aur
no Sc hubieren pagado.''
J. w. BONNER,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06

Ell dia sali6 de Houston, Texas,
Ell vapor americana "I,ake Florian'',
para los puertos de Beaumont, Haba-
ma, y San Juan. A este tlltimo puer-
to llegara Ell 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06

Mafiana saldra de Nueva Orleans pa
ra San Juan Ell vapor "IsabeIa7' de Ia
New York and Porto Rico s. S. Co.
con carga general para la tsla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06

Ell martes iltimo lego de Nueva
York el vapor Ponce de la New
York and Porto Rico ss. Co., con car
ga, correspondence y pasajeros para
la isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06

FL vapor Lake slavi'', de la Lyke'
Line, lego de Beaumont, Texas. via
Habana. ''El Lake slavi" sera des
pachado hoy para los puertos de Car
tagena y veracruz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06

Por poces dias solamen-
te REGALAREMOS una HlS2N
elegante Pulsera, un Alf. MSSZ%XESSEM
ler de corbata una Plu al
ma fuente cada persona
que compre una de las ES-
PLENDIDAS .SORTIJAS que vendemos
Nuestras SORTIJAS son de Orc Lamina-
do Enehapado de ID kilates garantizadas por
diez amos, preciosos dibujos de fantasia
grabados q Las Sortijas llevan mon
tadas al are bellfsimas piedras preciosas
sinteticas de la mas pura imitaci6n extra
ordinaria aparencia, obtenidas por proce-
dimientos modernfsinos; despiden preciosos
destellos luminosos y tienen un brillo tan
deslumbrador que desafian al mas perito
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06

Ell vapor "san Lorenzo" sale hoy
de Nueva York para este puerto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06
vAPoEEs QUE Sc EsPERAN

Ell vapor frances ''st. Raphael arri-
bar& a San Juan hacia Ell 90 6 el 81
del corriente en- viaje para Martini
ca y Guadalupe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06

Maiana llegara Mayagiiez ell va
por americana 'Maracaibo", de la
Red sd" Line, procedente de Nueva
York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06
SALIDAS

Hoy sale para Nueva York Ell vapor
Ponce, con carga general, cores
pondencia y pasajeros para ell Norte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06

Ell vapor cubano ''Habana" llegara
a este puerto hacia Ell IL, procedente
de Cuba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06

NEGoc1ADo DE ARBITR1os
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-06
aoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO

DEpARTA1IENTo DE HACIENDA
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
CARL G. MiLlAcE puRoc
SALE A GRAND SUCCESS

The first annual Pure Bred Duroc
Sale OF Carl g. Millage. held on last
Wednesday at his modern hog ranch
one and one-half miles south OF Hol.
yoke. was very well attended and was
pronounced by all authorities on the
Duroc. as q complete success In every
way. The top price was S177.50.
others bringing $3.50. $l25. and s112.50
Twenty.nine gifts averaged $4,000
straight through.
Mr.. Millage took care OF the large
crowd In heated building. where the
Christian ladies' served hot lunch. and
after the lunch. Mr.. Millage passed
around the cigars and then the crowd
was ready to smoke and do some lively
bidding when Col. G. NJ. Hit. assisted
by Col. c. c. Boyd OF Yuma, were
ready to ask for bids. Those attend.
Ing apparently were there for business
as the bidding was spirited from start
to close and there were not enough
to 90 around and some were disap.
pointed.
Mr.. MIllage received many compli.
ments upon the arrangement and com.
fort OF his sales pavilion which most
Of the crowd voted the best form Of a
sales ring seen by them. Mr.. MIllage
deserves credit for tho great effort
he has made to put Holyoke and Phil.
lips county In the lime light as to en-.
tcrprisc and success In up.to-date
methods Of raising and selling pure
bred hogs. He IL setting very good
example that other farmers In this
community would do well TO follow.
lie expects to hold sale every year
and will make nm effort TO offer bettcr
stock each year. II the first sale At.
tendance Is an Indication. no will have
to enlarge his sales building before
long.
There IL nothing today that IL max
Ing for the prosperity OF the farmers
and farming country no much as the
raising Of pure bred cattle and hogs
and Mr.. Millage Ia certainly on the
right track.
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
|AoLYoKE SCORES a
pousLE VICTORY

Last Friday night the High School
basket ball team added another vic
tory to their fine record for the season
by defeating Haxtun in well-matched
game. The local gymnasium was
packed with enthusiastic Holyoke and
Haxtun boosters Both teams started
their scoring with free throws. Tbs
ffst half ended with Z to score in
favor Of Holyoke. Haxtun making its
four points in free throws. The sec
ond half brought Haxtun in the lead
for q few minutes and both teams
played fast and furious basket ball,
but few loosely guarded plays BY
Haxtun let the local lads in on . strinS
Of baskets, plling up lead that Hax'
tun, was enable to overcome. The
ANAL score. 10 to 8. hardly shows how
evenly the teams were matched during
most OF the game.
The girls luck took turn for the
better when they defeated the Haxtun
sislA in ths eaFaief. peEt = ~ even
ing. The forwards were able to locate
the basket for Eve field goals. while
Haxtun made but one. The hrst hall
ended with Holyoke weli IN the lead
on to score. and the game ended
II to 9 in favor OF the local team.
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
ONLY SON OF MR.. AND MRS.
cLiTHRo sARkEY DIES


News was received from Lincoln. on
Tuesday morning. OF the death OF
Emmett. eleven year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clithro Barkey. A couple
of weeks ago Mr.. and Mrs. Barley and
son went to Lincoln to visit friends
and while there decided to have the
lads tonsils removed as he was in
delicate health. After the operation
pneumonia set in and nothing could
save him.
About six weeks ago Mr. and Mrs.
Barkey was called upon to part with
their only daughter. fifteen years Of
age. and now their only remaining
child. Emmett, is called. It would
seem that these good people are bear
ing terrible loss In the death OF both
Of their loved ones. Only the grace
Of God can comfort them in their
dreadful trial.
They will arrive home with the re-
mains today and the funeral will be
Friday at 10 o'clock at Highland Cen.
ter. In the ao;,th part Of the county.
The grief stricken parents have the
sympathy OF all their many friends
In their crushing sorrow.
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
WHICH SHALL IT Be:

An education Is the greatest gift
that can be bestowed on mankind.
All business concerns realize that the
man in their employ who has an cd.
ucation Is their biggest asset. for on
him depends their future welfare
and cuccess. The world Is crying for
iovelheaded. sound.principied well.
educated men and women. In this
day and age one need not be othe.
wise. II IL largely u matter OF am.
bition. and Of patting that ambition
TO work. A man Ia worth two dollars
day from his neck down. provided
that part Of his anatomy can be In.
duced to labor. but no price can be
put on the man who works with his
head. as he eau. and will. gain un-
dreamed OF success. The world II
filled with shining examples on both
sides Of the fence. Look them over
future citizens. and then make your
choice. Upon yourself alone depends
your future.
Al somc timo In his life. the ladder
Of success IN placed before everyone.
Whether you climb II or not depends
on tho state Of your mind. Following
Ia an instance Of ono gentleman
who evidently found the ladder"
standing In a well:
Mr.. NJ. r. Domo: Arc yousc dc
guy wot advertised for n man to ad.
dress enveiopcsY"
Superintendent: "Ycs. but II you
can't address envelopes any better
than you Just addressed me. you will
flnd the door where you camc In"
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
Thirty Years Ago
ooinss Of Our TownspeopIe as Told
In the Columns Of the State
Herald Of Times Asone


C. W. Kinch OF Lexington, Nebraska,
visited last week with his brother.
Johnn, Of this city.
DR.. Smith has had new floor laid
in the City Drug store which adds very
much to the appearance of an already
attractive store.
August Scheunemann started for
Wahoo, Neb., this week on short
business trip.
George Weir our popular tonsorial
artist, was quite sick this week with
quinsy.
MARRIED:-AT the residence Of
brides parents. on Wednesday even
ing. Jan. IS, 1893. Mr.. Walter E. Hall
to Miss Mary T. Kidd.
Robert Kreuger and family came
down from Denver last week and viii
make Holyoke their future home.
"DIED:-At San Antonio, Texas. on
January 18th. 1893, John M. Cullis,"
were the words that reached Holyoke
a few days ago, and another weary
spirit has sought rest in the great
Unknown Mr.. Cullis came among
our people at the very beginning Of
Holyoke as manager Of lumber yard
and continued in the service of his
first employers during his entire stay
among us.
Ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes
died at his home in Fremont, Ohio, at
II o'clock p. m, Jan. II. OF neuralgia
Of the heart. He was born at Della
ware. Ohio, Oct. 4th, 1922. The last
years Of his life were all taken up in
philanthropic work.
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
OUR HONOR ROLL


The following names have been
added since January 1st to our sub
scrlption list for the coming year.
which shows that we are getting
results from our labors in trying to
run a NEWSPAPER.
James Larson
N. ]. Schmit
Mrs. NJ. Hotallng
Henry Eichel
Lars Mikklesen
j.. E. Compton
Mrs NJ. s. Bevard
c. A. Lantz
Ben Trumper
The following have paid their sub.
scriptions during the past week and
are entitled to be on our Honor Roll: (:
H. NJ. Bowers
]. Schuman
Chas. Spry
Henry Mitchell
c. o. Cheney.
Roy Pruitt
c. ]. Lindgren
John o. Carlson
Evart w. Johnson
WATCH US GROW
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
PROMINENT CITIZEN
CALLED HOME

Gust johnson. one OF the oldest
residents OF Phillips county and one
Of the most prominent citizens Of Hol-
yoke, passed away at his home in this
|city last Sunday afternoon. after a
lingering illness lasting over several
years. but not becoming serious until
since Christmas.
Gust Johnson was born in Sweden.
March Goth. 1856. and died at his home
in HQlyoke. January 2sth. 1928. at the
age 81 e. years. . months and % days.
Mr. johnson came to America by him
sels %hen i5 years old. He was uni
ted Ia marriage to Miss Kittie Austin.
| Septsnbes sth. 1885. in Indiana. Mr..
John6an vss one OF the poineer set
| tiers pf Phillips county. coming to
color 10 In 1887. and with his family
ssC13e$ On = homestead few miles
| ~ pf ghere Holyoke now stands
ID 6pd6fed All the trials and hard.
sMnk 1hsk fall to the sturdy men who
| De 1hil country place Of beauty
Ec6mscft dn0 plenty 'Dsceassd ~
came Christian and joined the Luth.
eran church when fourteen years Of
Iage and lived An upright life. being q
good example for his family and his
friends. Through hard work and
thrift. he gained liberal amount Of
this worlds goods, and few years
ago he sold his farm and moved to
Holyoke. where he spent his remain
ing years with his wife In comfort.
Mr.. johnson served as County Com.
missioner for number OF years. and
since coming to Holyoke. served as
councilman. which ONCE he held at
the time Of his death. The last few
weeks he was surrounded BY his chill.
dren who with his wife did every.
thing possible to alleviate his suffer
ing.
He leaves a wife. two daughters
Mrs. Phillip Heilman OF Holyoke
Colorado. and Mrs. W. r. Hayes Of
Sioux City. Iowa. four grandchildren
and host OF close friends TO mourn
the loss OF q loving husband. father,
friend and citizen.
At the request OF the deceased. the
funeral was held at his late home
whore large crowd OF friends gather
cd to pay their last sad tribute TO one
they loved. Rev. Frank Gray con
Quoted the services and choir OF old
friends furnished beautiful music for
the occasion. The casket was cover
ed with beautiful floral cmblems from
friends and the !. o. o. +. lodge. oI
which the deceased was a member
Tho remains were laid TO rest in the
Hoiyokc cemetery. Tue stricken
wife and family have the sincere sym
pathy OF the community In their sad
loss.
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
RADIO NEWS
BY X. N. Barbour

Another Westinghouse set Is being
ordered for Ed. Buttorheld. also
Westinghouse net for John Barbour.
Did you know that the death rate
from pneumonia In larger In March
than any other month In the year,
Sweeney Automobile School 1t
Kansas City will give twelve hour
concert tonight. beginning at 7 .. m.
and will last until 7 o'ciots tomorrow
morning.
II would take severn. irs for .
radio message going al Wv rate Of
$4,000 miles a second e each the
planet Mars.
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
ROYAL NEIcHsoRs INSTALL

Last Thursday night the Royal
Neishbor lodge installed their new
ofhcers for the ensuing year. az fol-
lows: Mrs. Emma Show. Oracle:
Mrs. Maggie Kelly. Past Oracle: Mn.
Eta Weir. Vice Oracle: Mrs. Sadis
Young. Chancellor: Mrs. Gl&dys Lewis.
Marshal: Mrs. Elsie VAIN. Assistant
Marshal: Mrs. Mary kepler. Recorder:
Mrs. Jennie Conklin. Receiver; Mn.
Mutchie, Inner Sentinel: Mrs. Jones.
Outer Sentinel.
A nice program was rendered and
there were several out Of town visitors
present. Refreshments were served
and good social time had
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
WASHINGTON. o. c.

president Harding penned the fol-
lowing letter to Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Dickerson OF Curtis. In honor OF their
5sth wedding Anniversary
THE WHITE HOUSE.
Washington.
January 10. 1928.
My Dear Mr.. and Mrs. Dickerson:-
Mr.. Arthur Stocks, OF Chicago. has
written me that you were celebrating
the 5sth anniversary OF your marriage
and remindS me Of the fact that Mr.
Dickerson's father was the cousin Of
my own mother. Phoebe Dickeron.
II certainly is a pleasure to extend
my congratulations and to fellcitsts
myself on the fact that am connected
with 80 sturdy and iong.lived fam =.
wish TO both Of you many happy re-
turns OF this anniversary.
Most sincerely yours.
Warren q. Harding.
Curtis Enterprise.
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
CHECKER CLUBS MEET

The Paoli Checker Club. composed
Of VIM. Roth. J. J. Taylor. z. Brundige.
Chris Brismeier and Mr.. Wagner.
came over here last Thursday evening
for session with the local team COM
posed Of G. c. Critchlow. C. n. walrod.
Geo. Calkins, ". H. Rouze and o. J.
Colver. The session was pulled on In
the Office OF Colver's store and result.
ed In favor OF the Holyoke team about
two to one. They will play at Paoii
next week.
Phillips County herald., 1923-02-01
SUDDEN DEATH

Mira. Perry Johnson died suddenly
last Tuesday. January 3oth. after siv-
ing birth to pair Of twin babies.
The babies are living. The bereaved
husband with his brother. II. v. John
son brought the remains up from their
homo south Of town. Wednesday morn.
Ing. and took them 10 Elwood. Nebr..
for burial. II II very sad affliction
to the bereaved husband and be has
the sincere sympathy Of the commun-
ity In his sorrow.