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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-06

wants it for the sake of his chill
dren and the race.
Beauty is the, average woman's
means of self-eXpression. She can
not paint a picture, or write "a poem,
but she can make herself a picture,
a poem. Beauty gives her poise
andI the sense of power; therefore
1t is bound to be helpful factor
in whatever success she may
achieve.
But to keep her lover or to
make her career" reiterated Miss
Lachamp, "a Woman's loneliness
must go below the surface. Hers
should be the old Greek prayer:
Give me beauty of the inward
soul, and may the outward and in.
ward man be at one"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-06
HUTCHINSON HEADS
ORGANIZATION For
CONTROL OF WEEV|L

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 3,-Dr.
Miller Reece Hutchinson, of New
York, was elected president and
managing director Of the national
campaign for boil weevil control at
a meeting here tonight Of directors
of the organization, called to perfect
plans for launching the campaign
activity throughout the cotton grow
ing states.
f. S. Bragg, a Memphis banker,
was elected treasurer; Albert Mes
serlin, New York, secretary; John
d. Martin, Memphis, general counsel,
and Floyd Swift, Memphis, assistant
treasurer.
Under plans adopted for the or
ganization, which has been chartered
as a public welfare corporation un-
der Tennessee laws, headquarters
will be, established in Memphis.
Directors will be named from each
of the fifteen cotton producing states
who in turn will name state com,
mittees to carry on the campaign
against the weevil in cooperation
with the United States department
of agriculture, state agricultural col
leges and state and private agencies.
One member of each state COM
mittee will be the director of agri-
cultural extension work in the state
agricultural college for the state and
additional directors will be named
until the membership of the board
is increased to fifty, with the mem
bership extending through the
United States and represent every
branch of the cotton and affiliated
inustries.
In addition to Mr.. Hutchinson, the
meeting here was attended by G.. w.
Shut, president of the New Yong
Cotton Exchange, f. J. Merriam,
Of Atlanta; Emmett A. Jones, Texas;
c. P. j.. Mooney. editor of the Mem.
phis Commercial-Appeal, and Mr..
Martin, D. w. Crump, f. S. Bragg,
J. W., Gilliland and H, A. Ramsey,
of Memphis.
V. P. Cassels, of the Interstate
CCttonseed Crushers' association; w.
w. Long, of Clemson college; e. c.
Conyers, of South Carolina, and
Bradley Stoughton, of New York,
were added to the directorate at to-
nights meeting.
DR.. Hutchinson issued a statement
before returning to New York to
night urging cotton planters not tC
permit preparations for scientific
investigation to discover means OF
destroying the weeVil to influence
them to overlook the use of every
known means of combating the
pest.
'In order that victory may be
won in the warfare against the 'bil
lion-dollar bandit every acre plant
ed in cotton must be a battlefield
on which the weevil will be tough
to. the DEATH" Mr.. Hutchinson said
Use Of known Weevil control meas
ures more extensively than ever be
fore until more effective measures
can be discovered has been promi
nent in our program since it's III
ception.
All of the influence of the na
tional campaign for boil weevil con
troll will be thrown to the supper
Of those who have been advocating
the use of these weevil control meas
ures for the past several years"
Mr.. Hutchinson outlined the pur
poses Of the campaign as move
ment ito awaken the entire public
to the Importance of conquerins
the boil WeeSil and add strength tx
the existing forces by modifying
Americas vast resources of man
power, brains, wealth and ingenuity
for the successful war of extermi
nation upon the insect pest"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-06
Six ear-Old Girl, :.
Killed by Brother
PLAYING With Gun
CHATTANOOGA

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March
2.-Ruby Adams, the six-year-old
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Tai
mage Adams, who live in the Ken
lucky mountain section Of ITALIA
dega county, Alabama, was killed by
the accidental discharge Of a shot
gun in the hands of her nine-year-
old borther, Talmage, yesterday, ac-
cording to a dispatch from Annis-
ton.
The father Of the children left his
gun lying on a bed in the room
where the children were playing and
the little boy picked it up and while
playing with it, the weapon was
discharged, the entire load Of shot
penetrating his little sisters side,
causing almost instant death.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-03-06
ARM CREDIT BILL
. PASSED AND READY
To CO To HARDING

e, WASHINGTON, March 4.-Both
the senate and house approved: the
conference report on the farm
credits bill last night and the meas
ure was submitted to President Har
ding when he visited the capitol
prior to sine die adjournment Sun
day to sign bills.
1t was not until II o'clock that
the safety of the legislation was as.
sured through the adoption without
q record vote of the conference
agreement by the senate.
The house a few hours previous
had approved it, 277 to "a.
FARM BILL AS PASSED
OFFERS MANY FEATURES
WASHINGTON, March 4.-The
measure, which was fostered by the
farm bloc, contains the principal
provisions of the Capper-Lenroot-
Anderson Strong bills.
AS approved by the conferees, the
outstanding features of the bill are:
Creation of system of national
agricultural credit cooperation. with
a capital of ,S250,000 each, to make
loans to large live stock producers.
Supervision is placed under the
comptroller of the currency and
deputy comptroller is created to take
charge of the system.
Creation of system of federal in
termediate credit banks, with cap
ital of $5,000,O00 each, to make long
term loans to farmers, under the
supervision of the farm loan board.
Exten Is the life of the war finance
corporation for, nine months after
July :.
increase the maximum loans thai
may be made by farm land banks
from $4,000 to $4,000 Adds TWO
members to the federal farm loan
board.
Creates commission OF three SEN
ators and five representatives to in
vestigate and report on G.ea1ts of
encouraging state banks to become
members Of the federal reserve sys-
tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-01

There's many girl wearing
knicks and a plaid coat who
t hin ks a mashie is some
thing you use to fix the po-
tatoes, and a bunker a place
to store coal. Florence Nash
may be like that. But
when it comes to looking
the part--Say, if there is
any la dy strutting the
links who looks more like a
golfer than Miss Nash she
has not yet been caught by
the camera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-30
PARA Ell REFUG1o DE N1Nos

La Iglesia Americana de la Parada
II (Miramar) envi6 un cheqae de 25
'Iolares por condIcto del secretario Ge-
neral de la Association cristiana de Jo-
venes. La Comision Hipica Tnsrilar en-
VIC un donativo de $50 d6taTes
La srta. Josefa cuadrado Adsuar,
principal de Ia escuela Jose Julian
Acosta'', envi6 un buen sustido de
provisioIes de boca, regalados por
los nifos pudiente de dicha escuela a
los huerfanitos del Refugio, -ealizan-
do uno de los mas plausibles actos edu-
cstivos de solidaridad social.
Ell Refugio de Nifios, recibe oon agra
decimiento estos generosos donativos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-30
M0da yPrOgreSO

a todos los que tengan &rboles, In
cllyendo a los Comisionados de servi-
clio Publico de cada Municipio.
iPor que entregar sus arboles quien
TO es un podador piblico? Desean
Yds. que les pase como aquellos que
permiten danar sus arboles por hacer
una triste economic?
No 10 hagan. Realcen Ell pals, que
puede vivir la moda. Els precise en-
beaecer nuestras ciudades. Arecibo,
Gtayama Y Salinas dan ell ejemplo. Inli
tGmoslas. N
Llame a 1AzARo TORRES, que es
perito en- la materia. siembro, podo y
desinfecto los arboles en- todo tempo
del afo.
Tengo semillas de toda clase de ar
boles: Laurel do la India, Tabonuco,
Pino, Caoba, ceiba americana. Euca-
liptus, Palmas Reales, ETC., etc.
Stop is, Gale Rosa No. II, Tel@fono
78s Santurce. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-30

Ferney, aunQue frances, cast pare
ce suizo. Al menos para los turistas que
lc visitan desde Ginebra. Y act como
esta eiudad Sc enorgullece con ", ilus-
tre pensador, ell inolvidable Rousseau,
aquei pueblecfto Sc enorgaIleco csu otro
pensador no menos ilpstre, al adorado
votaire, a quien llaman hoy por ALA
el ''Patriarca de Ferney''.
Tai dictado es justisimo. y asi 10 re-
conocen cuantos consultan IL Historic.
vo,taire quiso buscar un refEgio para
eu ancianidad, y despues de :nuehas va
cilaciones adquiri6 Ia TERRA de Ferney,
cue a la saxon contaba con EROS Gin
cuenta habitantes. Tenia sesenta v cua-
tro amos, conservaba su caracter
iovial.
Merced a sus csfuerzos tcausformo
los terrenos Y ampl10 la aldea; cons
truyo un castillo con sus pilastras y co
lunnatas, una ig1es1a donde So daba
quito Dios, I'M teatro donde Sc daba
recreo a los hombres un centerar dc
casas EN- las que hallaban albergue los
colonos atrafdos por las ,nejoras del
suclo, asi como los obreros de las in
dustrias de relojeria, loza, porcelana J
diamantes, que procure fomentar Ell au
tor del DIcCIoNARIo FIEosoFTco
Este haBIa dfcho: 'fHay que distrael
d la vejez va la flosofla. Biea Sc que
me arruino, pero me divierte. = Sin en-
barge, todas esas mejoras, lejos de arrui
narle, lie enriquecieron mas ain. Y Ell
les tlltimos dias pudo declarac cue ''h:
bia logrado convertir I'm villorrio mi
sera5le e eignorado en- una linda villa
En- ell parque del castillo construidt
s habitado por voltaire alz5 INA capi
La, cuyo front6n encierFa eeta inscrip
cion ceIebfe:J Dec erexit voltaire
DfDCCLXT.s, GB-2sfemia? No; parade
ia. NADIA mas que paradoja. FL mismt
voltaire Sc complacfa en- repetir: eBs
iglesia que 70 he nlandado edihcar e
Ia dnica en- ell Universe Gedicada 6
Dios. En- Inglaterra Sc las ha cons
tru1do San Pablo, y en- Froncia &
Santa Genoveva, pero nj una sola {
.Dios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-30

PARQUE BoRMQUEN:
Ell drama EN- 7 actos Gel PATIO Sal
vaje.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-30
COMMERCIAL

Ha sido constituida en- .Aguadilla,
una sociedad mercantil que girara con
ia denomination "Jimenez Garcia
Ia cual Sc la hecho cargo de tcdos los
tlegocios de las frmas que girakan en-
ficha plaza bajo los nombres de Juan
a. Jindnes y cregorio Garcia. La nue..
va sociedad Sc dedicaT& 81 rqmo de
provisiones ell general eompfa ven
ia de 'frutos del pals, etc.
Son socios gestores con -derecho al
uso de Ia firma, los senOres Jusn A. Ji-
-rnenez.y Gregorio A. Garcia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-30
A'TaL DIA COMO HOYA
- S
"Recordar "a vivir"-Dante
"RecOrdar es vivir" Dante
80 DE MAYO DE 1873
MUR1o vo1TA1RG

ralabras en- la tu1nba del pastor evan
g6Ico J. A. Dumeny, falleciGo a los
cinouenta cillco amos de edad, Ell de
MARIO de 1858: ''Sus amigos dc ambos
cuitos le han elevado este monument.o Q
er fnemoria de los treinta y un ben
djtos amos que pas6 entire ellos
Ante la estatua de Voltaire me de-
tengo unos minutes. Ell pedestal IS toda
una biografia. Leese en- Ell: al patriar
ca de Ferney 1884, 1853, 177S).' Este
r6tuIo enlaza las dos fechas extremas
del nacimiento defuncion de Voltaire
y aquella de la fundaci6n del pueblo.
Tambi6n se'1e llama ''poeta fl6sofo''.
Este tituIo eTilaza las dos cualidades
rredominantes de tan sutil esplr;tu, Y
va seguido de ina ista de sus princi-
rales producciones. En- otra "ala del
cubo Sc consigna: 'T1izo constrrir mas
6e cien casas. Di6 la villa una igle-
s.sia, una escuela, I'm hospital, el deposi-
to la fuente. Presto dinero sin lnte-
res a los Mt,nicipios pr6ximos EIand6
desecar los pantanos de la region. Es-
tableci6 ferias y mercados. Alinent6 4
los habitantes durante el kambre dc
! 1771.''
| sobre ese pedestal aparece nn vie.
iecito encorvado apoyado en- un bas-
| ton. su aire bonach6n y anlabIe dice
claramente que aquel personaJe saba
nuy bien cuanto Sc lie respectable, y
& cue deseaba pagar esas considerable
hes con afectuosas conrisas cue cues.
tan POGO y Sc agradece mucho. Su ac-
ktitud es Ia de un ilustre var6n prepara-
Go lamar un minleto gaIanse Q a ha-
scer una reverencia ceremonioSa, tai
rez a referir un cuento de su invenci6n
q I'm relate de su juventud. Su porte
/ es Ell de TN sujeto acicalado, frioiero e
incapaz de hacer ell menor dado a M
Soie,, nj a los seres humanos III los
| d1vinos. Y sin embargo, en- medic de
| "oAAUe" opaCAO444OdSt, bu lIIdGiCtt SOuLl-
risa demuestra al holnbre ha;l6a sa-.
itrico. Mas, Gcomo no iba a sonreirse
este pensador, que de tantas ccsaa gra-
yes Sc venia riendo, al yer recompen-
sadas sus magnanimas generosidades
con dedicaciones, cual aquella que di-
ce: "caf6 voltaire'', en- I'm eetableci-
pl;ento pr6xirno? "a
Pordue cuando Sc tfata de Ferney,
ell aditamento vo1taire es insustituible
en- todo, comenzando por ell no1nbre del
pueblo, ell cual oficiaImente SO 6esigna
Ferney-Voltaire. Y hay estatua lie Vol
/: taire, v hay cafe de voltaire. tam
bj6n habria betun de voltaire 81 aIgdn
industrial montase una fabrica de tan
I it'll producto en- este rinc6n anacibIe
] que yo vi bendecido por al arco iris
una tarde estival, yendo de la Repd.
) hlica de Ginebra a la Repabl:ca de
I Francia.
Jose SUBTRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-30

Final de Stanley en- Africa Y CO.
mica.
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les usted timorato?

lEs usted timorato?
5cree en- ell signo de las cartas?
Puede Ell Z DE TREBoL scr fatal
o AFoRTUNADo?
Yea la production de este nombre y
despues juzgara usted su raanera7
Ell JUEvES de JUNO en- Ell CINE
TRES BANDERAS preseEtada por
SAN JUAN FILM EXCHANGE co.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-30

Para ir de la ciudad de Rousseau a
Ia villa de Voltaire puedo benlar un
tranvia; mas preferc hacer 4 pie los
Kilometres que las separar Cuando
qIedan atras unos caserios pa9o de la
Republica de Ginebra la Repdblica
dc Franeia. 81 no 10 anunciasen las
v7stas de aduana. 10 proclamaria aquel
establecimiento de bebidas cuyo r6tulo
reza: al primer cafe de Francia. .
s. Sc mira su COMFORT, elsgancia y
buen gusto, podria ser ell illtilno del
pals; ST Sc considera SUI situaci5n geo
erafica, es Ell prinero, sin digpxta. Ell
tltrista siente en- aquel instante Ia sa-
tisfaccion de haber rejuvenecido UNI
Lora, porque en- Suiza rige Ia de Ia
Europa central, mientras que en- Fran
cia rige Ia de la Europa occidental.
Despues Sc divisa Ferney, Y en- e.
Sc destaca ell castillo de voltaire. En-
ia tarde lluviosG. 10 nimba lrn arco iris
suspendido en- el cielo, que pareces srer-
dir un homemade la memoria del flo
SOTO.
Por todas parties el recuefdo a. Vol
.taire es aquf vivo. Las postaie5 repro
Queen su eagie. Diversos estabiecimien-
tos tomaron el ncmbre del patriscca, y
fNY, 81 CO boY1,.a, T r,c. ,sI.,a1,, 80. -:
tos de los que Sc plantaron kajo SUI
direction ctiando, EN- vez de arruinarse,
sc enriquecia en- Ferney. Las rosas des,
cienden de aquellas que pajo sus Or
denes Sc aecgieron para forlnaF ramos
Y tejer coronas. Y despues aqueNas es.
culturas. Porque voltaire las tiene
a pares en- esta villa de agricultores v
alfareros. En- un abrevadero hay un
Lasto q. parece preSidirIo; en- yul pedes-
tai, una estatua que parece abrurlarlo.
Y como FerIiey ANA por igual a Vol
taIre y a Dios, aun han teni5o sus
agricultores y alfareros la idea tle eri-
cir una estatua a la Purisiru3 Concep,
cion, la cual Sc alza, graciosa v anna
nle, en- aquel sitio delicioso.
Lo mas notable de Ferney no son las
esmaltadas porcelanas de sus artesanos.
nj las e6gies p6treas de su patriarca
sino el castillo que este habito On los
dltimos amos de su vida. Hay aoui re-
tratos de personaies hist6ricos. entire
ellos Federico II y Catalina; hay nue.
bIes y BIBELoTs sobre los cuales Vol
taire habia posaoo sus manos su Wis
ia; hay asimismo en- ell aposento oue
rrccede al dormitorio, un monumental
cue participa de cllimenea de altar
Ell ell cual Sc We url mausoleo de terra
cocida con esta inscription: ''Su esp1-
ritu Sc encuentrs por todas parties. '
Sd corazo1 egt& aqui . Y en- c; establa-
Fneato Sc destaca esta Erase: Mis- ma
res estal consolados, puesto uue mi co.
raz6n Sc ha1fa en- medic de gosotros,, ;,
Despaes de visitar el cass1lio recorro
Ia pOsTseiOn, pasando+ por el scements-
rio communal. Fiio Ia vista sobrc align.
mas iapidas, con sorpresa leo estas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-30
@ RA IT'S
A LOS QUE sUFREN DE
AIM ORRANAS

81 I'd. sufre esta desgraciada condici6n,
no importa que su caso. sea, ahejo, F6nico,
agudo reciente, escribanos y les eiiviaremos
prueba del tratamiento .'AURoCo' y. nues-
tro libro acerca de las almorranas ahsolu-
tamente GRATIS. "AURoCo' ataca 10 rafz
del NAL, 10 que es indispensable para re-
mover para siempre la picaz6n comez6n, do
lor sangradura en- ell orifcio rectal,-se-
mas inerrables de las almorranas.- No es-
pere hasta que sus almorranas desgasten su
energia arruinen su Sistema entero,-es-
.cribanos por ell tratamiento "AURoco'' y
saproyechese de esta ventaiosa oferta-Esto
no lie costara nada,-ahora nj nunca,-por
10 tanto, no envie dinero, solamente 50
nombre direction a: AURORA PRO
DUCTS co. 4o44Laclede, (Dept. 214)
st. Louis, Mo. f. U. A.
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TRES BANDERAs:

La einta La Valiente Novia" ell
z actos y una conica.
LAS ANTILLAS:
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RAFAEL CABALLERO
ACENTE T1E

Acepto agencias, presto toda clase
de garantfa.
lRevistas = Peri6dicos de Puerto Rico
Y de los EE. UU.
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Telefono 104
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09
CATTLE CREEK ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Taft and family
drove their new Chevrolette down to
the Pitts ranch Sunday afternoon and
spent the afternoon visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Pitts.
Dennis Trueblood and Ira Burke
spent Thursday evening visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Cunningham at
the Cunningham ranch west Of Car
bondale.
Misses Bertha, Nellie and Moneta
Eby called on Helen Needham Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Tim Doyle is on the sick list.
The reason She fell from n load of
hay while crossing ditch, breaking
her arm and dslocating the bones in
her wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase and Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Quigley attended the Bert
Shearer funeral Wednesday,.
Mildred Trueblood left last Thurs
day for Biglow to spend month.
Tom McNulty was n Cattle creek
visitor Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rentfly and children
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

County Superintendent Mrs. Gretta
Pottenger is conducting at her office
an exam nation of teachers ard pros
pective teachers, the number of appli-
cants for certificates being larger than
usual.
The new certification law, it is be-
lieved, will do much to stabilize the
profession Of teaching and will
strengthen our educational system in
Colorado. There will be less practice
of pedagogy at the expense of the tax
payers and their children by high
school students and others who desire
to teach school one or two years and
then take up matrmony, or some other
vocation.
1t is believed that the law will be
protection and at the same time an
encouragement to have an ambition to
make educational work business and
n profession, and it will therefore op-
crate to the great benefit of the chill
dren and the general public.
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09
DONATIONS TO LIBRARY

The public library, which is in the
Junior High and grade school build
ing, two and one-half blocks west of
the postoffice, is one of the coolest
spots in town during the warm after
Moons, and a pleasant place in which
to read current magazines, of which
there are several. The library is open
each afternoon from 2:30 to $50, ex-
cept Saturday and Sunday.
Gifts of late include several books
for small children from Lois Curtis,
books for older children from Mrs
Woody, Elizabeth Lockard, Dixie
Moser, Mrs. Foote, and Miss Olden
burg, and Business Cyclopedia from
E. E. Lucas. Gifts of books, especial
ly late fiction and children s books
are very gladly received and put into
circulation.
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09
COUNTY TREASURER'S WARRANT
CALL
Glenwood Springs,
Garfield County, Colorado,
A,unpt Sth 1000

Garfield County, Colorado,
August Sth, 1928.
Public notice is hereby given that the
following mentioned County and School
Warrants are called and now payable
at the office of the County Treasurer
of Garfield County, Colorado:
Ordinary County Revenue, all reg
istered are payable;
County Road and Bridge, all regis
tered to and including No. 1852;
Highway, all registered are payable;
County General Teachers warrants,
all registered are payable;
County High School, all registered
are payable;
Carbondale Union High School, all
registered are payable;
Grand Valley Union High School, all
registered to and including May 2S,
1923, are payable;
Rifle Union High School, all regis
tered to and including February Z,
1928, are payable;
Silt Union High School, all regis
tered to and including May II, 1922,
are payable;
Silt Consolidated School No. l, all
| registered to and includin December
26, 1929, are payable;
hille CouSOlludteu Scuool NO. q all
registered to and including December
2l, 1922, are payable;
Dist. No. /, all registered are paya-
BILE;
| Dist. No. 2, all registered are paya-
be.
Dist. No. 3, all registered to and in
BILE;
Dist. No. 4, all registered are paya-
BILE;
Dist. No. 8, all registered are paya-
BILE;
Dist. No. 13, all registered to and
including November 10, 1922, are pay
able.
Dist. No. 10, all registered are paya-
BILE;
DIST. No. is, all registered to and
including December 26, 1922, are pay
able;
Dist. No. 25, all registered TO and
including February 3, 1923, are paya-
BILE;
Dist. No. 20, all registered to and
including January 16, 1922, are pay
able.
Dist. No. 81, all registered to and
including June s, 1923, are payable;
Dist. No. SO, all registered are pay
able;
Dist No. 80, all registered to and
including January II, 1923, are paya-
BILE;
Dist. No. Al, all registered to and
including December ., 1922, are pay
able;
Dist. No. 45, none are payable.
All warrants hereby called for pay
ment will cease to draw interest after
September Sth, 1923. +
UHAS. II. KING,
(Seal County Treasurer
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09
MEMORIAL SERVICE

An impressive service of memorial
to President Harding was held at st.
Barnabas church last Sunday.
The church was appropriately dec
Grated; the altar hangings being
changed from the colors proper to the
Trinity Season to the purple, proper
to the Seasons of Penitence, and occa-
sions of sorrow.
The music was heartily sung by the
congregation that filled the church,
and the address, expressive of deep
sympathy for the bereaved widow and
kin of the late head of our country s
government, and of appreciation for
the man so suddenly called from his
labors on earth to the rest of Paradise
beyond, was appreciated.
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09

spent Sunday afternoon visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts.
G. S. Ozburn was in Glenwood Thurs
day on business.
The. hard rains are very bad for our
roads.
Will Ozburn, Jess Trout and Joe
Pitts have been working the roads
this past week.
Mrs. Simpson, Marian Doyle, Ray
mond Pierce and Mr.. Doyle motored
to Marble Sunday. While there they
visited with Mrs. Simpson S son. They
visited the marble mill and reported
it wonderful piece of machinery.
Mrs. Alva Yeoman and Matt Thomp-
son spent the night with the Pitts
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts flivvered to New
Castle Monday afternoon and brought
their girls, Viola and Fern, back with
them. The girls have been visiting
friends there the past week.
The Glenwood post., 1923-08-09
GLENWooD TO HAVE CITY PARK

At the regular monthly meeting of
The city council held last Monday ev-
ming an order was passed by which the
city accepts the gift of the county
commissioners of Garfield county of
and Eleventh street, for use rs city
park, subject to the approval of the
city attorney of the deed, or rather
the 90 year lease by which the prop
erty is conveyed.
Glenwood has long needed a city
park, and this gift, made at tho re
quest of the Civic Improvement so.
ciety, should be and will be greatly
appreciated by our people.