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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-06

LOUISVILLE Ky, July Seattle: Re ceipts 200: steady; beef steers, s3.60V7. pounds up. S75o: 120 to 166 po3nds s7.3e: pigs 12o pounds down, s5.50; throwouts. t5.75 down; stags. s5.25 down.
 Sheep; Receipts. 4,3oO; strong; lambs, s16 e 1850: ono load. SIG; sheep. $3G5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-06
LIVE STOCK

CINCINNATI. July 5.-Hogs: Receipts ..1Oo;; active, 26c higher; heavy. ,s; pack CTS and butchers, &; medium, ss: heavy tat soWs, $5 % IS; pigs and lights, $5Q775 cattle: Receipts, HOO; choice dry fed lght butchers cattle strong, 26c to 4Oc higner; other classes steady; heifers, $4 Q10.15: calves strong and higher s5R13.
 Sheep: Receipts. $500; strong. Lambs weak to 26c lower; $4Q16.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-14
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! COME BY WIRE
Famous Editorial Writer to
Send Column by Telegraph
for Publication Same Day
1t Is Written.
WRITES 50 ALL MAY UNDERSTAND

DO you read editorials? No matter
you1i read Arthur Brisbane's any.
way.
1t has been said of Arthur Bris
bane that he Is the greatest editorial
writer in the world. Perhaps this IS
true. perhaps Il isn't. But this much
is established beyond argument-he
does write editorials that interest
everybody.
You may not agree with Arthur
Brisbane or his writings: you may
disapproye OF his policies. his theories
the conclusions he draws. but you
will have TO admit that he writes en-
tertainingly. that he writes on topics
that are pertinent and important and
that he says something.
For that reason The Omaha Bee at.
taches great importance TO the an.
nouncement that Arthur Brisbane's 8
column of editorial comment, which
he calls To-day" is to become a reg.
ular feature of this newspaper.
Food for Thought.
Like many of its readers The Oma.
ha Bee no doubt will not always
agree with the positions Mr.. Brisbane
may take, it may disagree violently
with him and in another column say
so in no uncertain terms; but it does
believe Mr.. Brisbane's column will be
followed with interest and that his
utterances will provide much food fol.
thought.
Arthur Brisbane IS one OF q very
few editorial writer's whose work is
considered important enough 10 print
on the hrst page. Scores OF newsp4.
pers print his To-day column in tho
first column of the first page every
day
Not only that. but Mr.. Brisbane's
column is so timely, SO freighted with
information that il is sent out from
his office in New York by telegraph.
No other editorial writer in the coun-
try receives this consideration.
Rushed by Telegraph.
Mr. Brisbane's column will be print
ed in The Omaha Bee the same dav
that II is written. As soon as he com
plctes it Mr. Brisbane send. his copy
to the telegraph office in New York
and IL II Immediately dispatched 70
Omaha as a straight message. a few
hours later the reader has IL before
him.
One OF the beauties Of Mr.. Brls.
bane's column is that 1t is written for
everybody. You do not have TO be n
scholar to understand and appreciate
II. His wonderful command Of the
English language permits him TO write
in a simple. easy, flowing style. and
his brilliant mind enables him TO take
the most Involved topic possible and
reduce II TO terms OF the average man
or woman.
Read Brisbane = time or two. You
will find yourself impatient for tht
next days issue.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-14
New Services Added
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Clairs Briggs, creator of Mr. and Mrs. That Gutiest
Feeling etc.
Jay N. Darling, "Dins,' world famous cartoonist.
Thornton Burgess, author Of Bedtime Stories
Arthur Brisbane, famous editorial writer.
William Allen White, famous Kansas philosopher au.
thor and editor.
Percy Hammond, highest paid dramatic critic in world.
Sally Mgrim nationally known fashion creator.
Florence Davies authority woman's topics
Granand Rice sport authority and author of Tales
of Wayside Tee" b
Damon Runyan, nationally known sport reporter and
fiction writer.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-14
Sullivan Writes of Politics
Famous Newspaper and Magazine Editor Is Keen Stu.
dent Of Affairs and Shrewd Prophet Of Future Events

One OF the keenest students o.
politics In the United States today is
Mark Sullivan. He is another mem.
bsr Of the amy OF famous writer's.
pnblicists and artists whose work will
bs published exclusively in The oms,
ha Bee.
Sullivan was a newspaper and
magazine editor for years. He be.
came nationally famous as editor OF
cne OF the oountry's greatest pcrlodi-
Gals. But II WAS the field OF politics
tnat Sullivan preferred and finally
he found It possible 10 devote all his
time to that subject.
sullivan not only understands poll.
ties, but, he IL a shrewd prophet lie
not only knows what is happening at
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-14

the moment. but he foresees what the
future Will bring.
Rember, Sulliyan's, articles appear
in Omaha only IN The Omaha Bee.
II you are interested In the affairs
Of nations you will be interested In
tho series OF articles David Lloyd
Georee. former premier OF England, IL
writing for The Omaha Bee.
These articles by Lloyd George are
not ordinary canned discussions
they are specially written on ,itaI
topics OF the hour and dispatched to
thlp countrr from England by special
cahle.
Read them you VIII find tAem IN.
teresting and they VIII give soss~ a
clear insight on the affairs Of .hs
world.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-14
George McManus Began
Art Career at IS Weekly

Did you know that George Nc
hanus. creator OF "Jiggs" and Mag.
ge' and the most successful comic
artist OF all times. began his career
al 80 week. When he was 4 school
hoy that is the salary he was paid
by the st. Louis Republic.
But he was 70 good that after a
year he was raised to ss week.
Hes received several raises since.
Hes now said TO be the highest
paid comic artist IN the world. His
income Is more than 100000 n year.
Which Is not so bad for o man
whe started on 50 . week.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-14
All Recipes and Foods
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HOUSEWIVES, this IL for you.
A new food service has been oh.
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The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1923-03-14

George McManus creator of Bringing Up Father"
the greatest of all comic strips.
Barney De Beck creator of Barney Google and Spark
plug.
Gene Byrnes, creator of Res'lar Fellsrs.
Harry Herschfeld, creator of Able the Agent
Walter Hoban, creator of Jerry the Job.
James Swinnerton creator of Little Jimmy.
Bugs Baer, humorst and sangster.
John c. Nehard poet laureate Of the state of Nebraska
o. O. Mcintyre, author Of New York Day by Day.
Stephen Leacock, famous humorst
Adele Garrison, author Of Revelations of a Wife.
Mrs. Harlan H. Allen, writer of Economy for the
shopper
Beatrice Fairfax, who gives advice to the lovelorn
abby Detayls Of society gossip and. events
David Lloyd George former premier of England,.in
series of articlesoi international events. =
Happylsnd, for the kiddies. -
The Omaha Bee Informatisa Bureau, whatever want
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Mabel Warner Urner author Of Helen and Warren.
Villa Gathers, author Of One Of Ours.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
''SvfT''
DNESNi ,cESkY VECfREK
v KNIHOvNE MA
BROADWAY.

Program Idnesniho vecirku,
pofadaneho We yefejne knihov
ne ma Broadway a vych. SIS. ul.
rozsiren bude Krone cisel ma,
mi jiz oZnamenych O proslov
zdejsiho zagtupce konsula p.
Ladislava Urbana. Zacky So
kola Cech-HavliGek provedou
cviceni praporky, sokolky
kfouziti budou kdzely pax
zatancena bude beseda. Zpevy
riditi bude sbormistr Lumir-
Hlaholu +. Edw, Krejsa. Hud.
bu pfi zpevnich doprovodech
p. w. Svoboda a hudbu pro po
slouchanou kapelnik sokolskd
hubby p. Rud. Hama.
Pofadatelstvo vsak vyslovu.
je zajiste opravnene prani, aby
navstevnici nebrali sebou ma.
lych ditek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
DOpIS Cd PROF. BAKULE.
Vsichni Sc test ma shledani /.
clevelandskymi kraJany.

Pan L. Urban, spravce ces.
koslovenskeho konsulatu, ob.
drzel dopis Cd prof. Ba.kule:
Omaha, Neb., 5. kvet., '23
DRAFT pratele!
Tesim Sc upTimn6 z toho, ze
rnohu Vami sdeliti kladnJ
vyslcdek vaseho prani.
Do Clevelandu zajcdeme
MrZelo mne, re Vase mesto by.
10 z piivodniho ppgramu Wy.
pusteno, ale jak asi vite. orga
nisaci naseho zajezdu ma A.
mericky Cerveny Kriz, kterj
take stanovil pofad NEST. Wy.
mohl jscm aspon jeden den
ySichni Sc uz tesime ma setka.
nj s Vami.
S pratelskym pozdravem
Prof. Bakule.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
ODVRACENA STAVKA MA
MEZIMESTsK1 DRAZE.

Rldicdm motori kondukte-
ram mezimestske drahy Cleve-
land. Southwestern & Column
bus bvlo pridano SC ma hodi-
MI, podobne jak Sc pred nedav
mem stalo zrizencim poulicnf
drahy m6stske. Ale take ami
zde Sc spolecnost neprastila
pills pres kapsu, neb po zlep-
Semi obdrzf zamestnanci prv-
MIN rokem Acc, druhym so a
20 tretfm roce 50 cent?. Az
dosud platila spoleenost al.
As Acc "a hodinu. Zvyseni
byla vcera ma schuzi v hlavnim
stanu unie Elyria pfiiato as
takovymi pocity jako v Cleve-
lande. e totiz ze pffdavek ne
odpovida stoupajici drahote.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
HLASENf KANDIDATl PRO
.PODZIMNf VOLBY.

Bradley Hull, jenz po til 70.
ky zastaval urad pfednosty
pro urovnavani domacich zale.
zitosti pfi zdeisim okresnim
soude, hodla Ia listopadovych
voleb kandidovati na TRAD mu.
|nicipalnlho soudce. Sam sc
vsak. o kandidature svojf do.
sud neprohlasil. Ia posledni
mestske kampane pdsobil jake
fecnsk demokraticke strany.
Peter Witt vcera oznamoval,
re "pob6zi" do mestske rady
|iez hude prvni "a systemu
mestskeho managera. Hodla
Sc uchazeti mandat v prvnim
|distriktu ma zapadni strane, mi
$50 V ctvrtem ma strane vycho.
|dni. kde vlastne bvdli. Die no.
|veho mestskeho charteru md
|Gekanec bydleti jen V Clevelar1
du vGbec a neni nikterak va.
zan volbou ma distrikt V nemz
|sidli. Volba jeho bude pry nei.
|zaiimaveisi V cele Rampant. @
|sedm uprazdn6nych mist ma
zapadni strane uchazl sc ii5
|nyni as 20 kandidatn, vcetnf
'nsmi republikanG a iednohc
|Gemokrata. ktefi slouzi jiz ,
|rade nynejSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
MADAkI STUDUJf AMERIC
KOU POLICII.

Mezinarodnf konference 30
licejnich nacelnikH " New Yol
ku sdcastnili Sc dr.. Imre Nado.
sv, policeini fiditel a dr.. w
Renard. policeinl nacelnik Z
Eudapesti. Oba navstivili Gle
veland. kde bvli provazen
zdeiSim sefem Graulem hlavnt
noliceini stanici nkazara lin
j rohotarna We Warrensville
Hoste navStivili i mavora ko.
hlera a vecer odieli do Buffa.
la. Cestu do vlasti nastoupf y
literV 2 New Yorku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
VYUCOVANf MA VECER.
Mich SKOLACH BUDE
PRODLOUzENO.

Ma pfani cetnych zaku We.
cernich skol anglickeho jay
ka budou tyto kursy prodlouze
ny jcst6 pfi neimensim o q
dalsi tydny. Uspech dosavad-
Mich behI jest nejlepsim dnka-
zem, ze vyucovani bylo vel
kNm zdarem a dalsi prilezi-
tost k doplnenf iiz nabyteho
vzdelani nrijata bude jiste Sc
vSestrannym uznanim. V no.
vem behu budou posluchaci
rozd6leni peclive die vlastnich
schopnosti, coz vyucovani i "a
ctvu bude jen k prospechu.
V ceskem okoli budou dalsi
pokracovaci kursy ma vych.
stran6:
Broadwayska knihovna ma
vych. 55. ul. Vyucovani v
pondeli We stredu cd 10 h.
vecer. Ucitelka Miss Blanche
McPhersonova.
Knihovna ma Quincy ave. a
-. ul. Vyucovani V pondeli
a We ctvrtek cd Z do 9 hod. We
Ger. Ucitelka pi. H. G.. Meade.
Ma zapadni strane:
Carnegie knihovna ma Full
ton rd. Bridge ave., v ponde-
II, v Gtery a We ttv1tek cd Z do
9 hod.. Ucitelka pf. Helena
Horathova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10

objevila Sc na ievisti 81. Marie
Mlkova a uchvatila obecenstvo
pednesem til Smetanovycn
skladeb, Polky, Hulana a Obi
mex. Jeji umenf jest sice V O.
maze dobfe znamo - pres to
vsak - jak pravi jeden kritik
- projeyuje pri kazde navste-
We naseho mesta move krasy a
move ukazky sveho pokroku v
|nejvySsim metam meni. Slec-
ma Mikova pfednesla uvedene
skladby tax uchvatnou tech
nikou vfelym procit6nim, re
potlesk nebral konce, proto cd
vdecila Sc pridavkem Urbano-
va "Capriccia", iez il sklada-
tel venoval a Fibichovy "Bas-
me-. Druzina zapela pax Sme-
tanovu "Rolnickou" a solistky,
isl. Marie Donatova a 81. Anna
Jirikova prednesly s pianovym
doprovodem 81. Mikove S nez-
nym procitenfm solove pisne
"Annicko, dusicko", "Ja ne
chci zadneho" "Rada. rada"
Po te zapel sbor z Voborilovy
|smesi 'Lamentaci mann ma srd
ci" "Nepdjdu domi', dale
"Husafi jedou" a "Obkrocak"
Nasledujici moravsky a slova-
cky tanec vzbudil opet nejzi-
|vejsi zajem, zejmena mezi il
nonarodovci, nacez prichysta-
no posluchacitm mile prekvape
mi. Devet clend sboru, ktefi ne
jsou dosud 14-leti, nesmelo sc
IDLE naSeho statniho zakona OBJ
.jeviti ma jevisti. Ditky sedely
|tedy po cely program V prve
lozi a tn predstoupil feditel di-
vadla Handy a dal obecenstvu
|odhlasovati, zda mali drobni
zpevackov6 take zazpivati. O.
becenstvo ovSem .jednomyslne
projevilo souhlas "odstrceni''
|pevci prednesli krasnou koledu
a pisen "Kacena divoka". ODE
pisn5 fidila nejmladsi, 1O-lete
devcatko a uspech tohoto ma
leho sboru nezadal 81 nicem
$ 1spechem dospelejsich dru-
hi a druzek. Program byl "a
koncen hymnou "America".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
KONCERT BAKULOVY
DRUzINY.

Vstupenky do koncertu Ba.
kulovy skoly pod protektora-
tenn Americkeho Cerveneho
krize. ktery konan bude priSti
Gtvrtek V 8.15 hod. vecer Y
Zednafske sini na Euclid ave.
mono zakoupiti vstupenky We
Wurlitzerove hudebnim OBJ.
.chode, 1915 Euclid ave. Ceny
stanoveny jsou ma $500, S1.5C
a $1.OO.
Mimo hlavni prodejny moz.
no 81 listky zamluviti v pred
prodeji ' ceske ctvrti Y obcho-
de pi. Smrzove v Ceske Narod.
nj sini ma Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
ZASTkELIL Sc v URADOVNl
BUDovE.

Do budovy uradoven Marion
1876 zap. 8. ul. dostavil Sc wee
ra 4O-lety Ondfej Riskovic, by.
tenn v els. 1922 St. Clair ave
Pc delsim cekani odesel cd re.
ny. jez iej doprovazela $ desi.
ti.etou dceruskou, do toiletnt
mistnosti, kde Sc dobfe mire.
nou ranou, 32-kalibernim re
volverem zastrslil. K zoufale
mu skutku byl dohnan jednal
nemcci jistym finanenlm ne
zdarem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-10
RADOSTNE DNY CESKE
OMAHY.
Bakulova druzina dOcilila svym
vystoupenim uspechu, ktery
pfekDnal vsecko Ocekavani.

ska naSe osada zazila v patek
a sobotu dny tax radostne,
re jich bude mnoho vzpomina-
no. Uvitala We SVEN stredu .Ba
kulovu> druzinu, ktera zapsala
Sc hluboko do srdci vsech, kdoz
byli svedky netuseneho hspe-
chu, jehoz tito obdivuhodni &c
skoslovenstf p6vci docilili svym
vystoupenim v Sokolovn6, .zvla
Ste vsak pred sirsi verejnosti v
Erandeisove divadle.
Mill hoste prijeli v patek v
l hod. odpoledne vlakem, KITE
ry byl celou hodinu zpozden,
Nasledkem toho odpadlo chy-
stane oficielnf uvitanf jich
mayorem mesta pred radnici.
Ma nadrazf byli pozdraveni "a
ctvem ceskeho puvodu re Sko-
" Comenius, zactvem katoli-
cke skoly osady sv. Vaclava
a velkym poctem krajand, a Cd
jeli ihned do mistnosti obchod
nj komory, kde uvftal je mayor
Dahlman. Ditky zapely neko-
lik pfsnf ceskych a anglickych,
a po obede promluvil zastupce
Ceskoslovenskeho Cerveneho
krize p. Rudolf Svarcer angli-
cky. Recnik vyfidil americke-
mu lidu dix "a vse, co vyko-
nal pro Ceskoslovensko.
Vecer byla Bakulova druzi-
ma hostem ceske Omahy, ma
ii Sokolovne. Vybor dam, je.
muz bylo usporadani vecirku
svefeno, postaral sc Sc vzornou
peclivosti, aby deti jejich pru
vodci byli mezi nami jako do
ma snaha ia Sc v kazdem o.
hledu zdarila.
Vrcholnym bodem progra-
mu, prichystaneho k pobytu
Bakulovy druziny V nasem me
ste, byl koncert druziny, uspo-
radany v sobotu vecer v Bran
deisove divadle. Udalost tato
byla oiedinelou Y historic nasi
osady a tenn, kdoz byli svedky
skveleh6 uspechu ceskosloven-
skych deti, zGstanou jiste chvi
lie ty nezapomenutelnymi. Ba.
kulovi pevci "prisli, videli a
Zvitezili." Divadlo sotva staci-
10 pojmouti posluchace, z nichz
mnozi byli zvedavi, jak Sc od-
vail pomerne necetny sbor ne
dospelych pevcd usporadati
samostatny koncert pred obe-
censtvem, ktere melo jiz caste
pfllezitost slyseti nejprbslulej
81 svetove umelce a pevecke
sbory. Byl-li vsak nekdo V po.
chybnostech, re druzina nespl
nj ocekavani V nj kladene, uni
zely jeho obavy zajiste hned
po prvnich akkordech, ktere sc
jeviste ozvaly. S hrdosti pfi-
pominame, ze velkou vetSinu
posluchacstva tvorili krajane,
divadlo toto, aniz kterekoli il
ne zajiste dosud nikdy nevitalo
We svych prostorach tolik &C.
CHI jako pri t6to pfilezitosti.
Druzina zahajila program
pfednesem hvmny "Star Span
pled Banner. Po te zapela
"Kde domov muir" mad Ta-
trou SO blvska" pochodovou
pisen Cerven6ho Kfize a neko-
lik popularnich americkych
pisni 1prave Krickove, z
nichz Battle Hymn of the Re
public" a Dixie Land" byla
nucena 20 neutuchujfcim potle
sku opakovati. PAX nasledova-
la fada krasnych ceskych pi-
sni, pTi nichz Sc mnoh6 oko ST.
zou zarosilo. Zvlast6 hlubo-
kym doimem pisobilv "Osire-
10 dite" Krizkovskeho "Uto-
nula", obtfzne skaadby i pro
sbor vyspelvch pevcd, ktere
ditky zapely tax presne, ze je
nepochopitelno. jakNm zazra-
zrakem umoznil cvicitel nastu-
dOv2ni f6nhfn nicpi 1o,.+o1,r <
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-12-13

Mrs. Fred &. Hight left by Monday S
stage for Auburn to be with her son
Howard Hight, who recently under
went an operation for cataracts on
his eyes. She will also visit with
her daughter, Mrs Josephine Wood
sum and children together with Fred
Baird and family. Miss Della Smith
is in charge of the homework during
Mrs Nights absence.
Notwithstanding the snow storm of
Dec and the heavy rain which fol-
lowed the church fair was held on
December as previously scheduled.
The condition of the roads was of the
worst kind and the attendance ssme-
what lessened from similar Occas. ons
yet the various booths were well p t
ronized aud practically all the coed )
were disposed of during the afternoon
and evening. Those in charge of the
booths were: Fancy and baby. Mrs
Winifrcd Jones, Minnie Hight, Maule
kassay; candy, Genie Aver, Marg2er-
lite Fox; Christmas tree, Isabella Aus
tin. canned foods and vegetables,
Nellie Fox and Mona York; apron,
Florence Elliott, Annie Tozier and
Josie Hight. book, Ella EllingYood.
The supper at the regular supper
hour was of baked beans and pastry.
This was in charge of Eta Chapman.
The evening program consisted of
three short farceS, including Morn
ing Callers practical Suggestion
for Pcddlers' and Brother Dave.
nj W
and instrumental music which includ-
ed a vocal solo by Elizabeth Barker:
piano duet by Mrs. Austin and Mrs.
Robinson and several chorus num-
bers The musical program was
conducted by Mrs. Austin and the Ii
erary part by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Elingwood The net proceeds Of the
fair were $S1.
The scientific exhibit given Friday
evening, Dec. :, at Grange Hall. by
the students OF S ~ was much en-
joyed. A temporary labratory had
been made of the dining hall whore
students were happy to engage the
attention OF everyone in explaining
their special work in experiments. y
very fine display of coloring WAS
shown by Eleanor Tufts. Various
exhibits of industry had been procur-
ed for the occasion which also en-
gagged the attention of many The
illustrated lecture on California was
given by Prin. Kassay with Miss
Velma Savage assisting in the lantern
slides. The lecture which followed
on birds and flowers. prepared by the
refreshments served by the young
ladies of Miss kelloggs department
also met with much approval and
taken all together the Scientific Club
is 70 be congratulated Oh its success.
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EMBDEN

Susie Thompson was in town last
week
Harry Hilton is pressing hay for
John Lawrence ON the Hebert farm.
Grant Witham and wife were at
Madison, Wednesday. Susie Thomp-
son returned home with them. 4
Dora Hilton has closed her house
for the winter and gone to North An
son to spend the winter with her sis
ter Mrs Harris Williams.
Christie Moulton is at home on
vacation
Flora Boyington is on the sick list
with cold
Parker Nitham of Scion is visiting
at Grant Williams.
Julia Moulton was at North Arson
Friday.
Grant William and wife are attend
ing. State Grange at Lewiston this
week.
Zina Witham and wife arc stopping
at Grant With4m this week
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-12-13
RIyERSIDE-KINGFrELD

Ray Barden is hauling pressed hay
from S. ]. Williamson's to Ben Ian
der's Camp at The Hammond field.
Fred Watts was out from the woods
the week end.
Among those being sick with the
prevailing distemper are Abbie
Thompson, whole family of Chester
Atwood being sick at once, Herman
Lane, Manly Atwood, Mrs. Bob Kim
ball, Miss Nellie Williamson. Some
of them have been quite sick.
Blaine Atwood is working for Ell
mer Tufts few days.
There will be lecture at French
Hall Sunday afternoon on "Why Ger
many did not Win In the Recent
War"
Sherwood Davidson who was thot
to have rheumatic fever is up and
around.
Alfred Durrell who was working up
to Carrabassett got hurt quite badly
by the blasting of dynamite.
Howard Libby is away for a few
days working on horseshoeing in
camps.
Henry Rugg who has been serious
ly i'll with pneumonia is reported to
be gaining.
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ker's. returned to Harmony Monday
moaning.
George Emery was in PittsfeId or
business, Tuesday.
William Braley has got well enough
to attend school again although he is
obliged to go ON crutches.
Mrs., Frank Heath is helping heI
sister Mrs. Albert Deering of Hart
land, who is suffering with an abs
cess in her head.
The community planning meeting
OF the st. Adams Farm Bureau is to
be held at st. Adams Grange Hail.
Friday at 10 a. m. Both the county
agent and home demonstration will be
present. Give them happy sur
prise by large attendance, don't
stay away and then knock the Farm
Bureau" Go, and see If you can't
learn one thing.
POND SCHOOL
Pond School, Irene Libby, teacher,
reports the following as having per-
feet spelling for the week ending De-
cember 7. Althea Morrow, Myron
Wood, John Braley, Beatrice Frost,
Margaret Buker. Those having miss
ed once during fourteen weeks are
Beatrice Frost, Althea Morrow and
Margaret Buker and Myron Wood has
had perfect spelling for the whole
term, thus far.
Perfect arithmetic for this week
was Beatrice Frost.
Pupils not absent for thirteen
weeks were Clarence Morrow, John
Braley, Hilda Buker, Charles Braley,
Myron Morrow and Mahlon Morrow.
Those absent one day were Margaret
Buker, Myrtle and Clyde Hunt and
Beatrice Frost.
Pershing League elected its officers
for the winter term, Friday after
noon. They are president, Margaret
Buker; vice president, Peter Glotz;
secretary, Althea Morrow; treasurer,
Hilda Buker. New member of ex-
ecutive cocmittee, Clarence Morrow.