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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24

Lnncs "a. Aperture por la Banda
Municipal
Dissertation por el ilustrado juris-
consulto r. Cuevas zequeira.
Selecci6n-piano-po Ia aventajada
discipula de La Academia Tavarez, se-
iiorita Rosa Escalona.
Recitaci6n por la distingmda sonora
T. M. de Cestero (Migdalia, Comisiones
de recibo de 4 a P. M. seloras:
Horace NJ. Towner, Elsa de Coats,
Josefina de Barcel6, S. de Astcl, de
Aguilar de Mier.
De a 10 P. NJ. se1oras de Toti, de
Storer, de w. fisher, de Llorens, sefio-
1itas Cowen, Agostini y Asenjo.
Jueves 27. Aperture por la Banda
Municipal que ejecutara ell Himno Bo
rincano escrito por Eugenio Maria de
Hostos. Esta ncche la ha dedicado La
Association Feminista Educativa de
Puerto Rico exclusivamente a la noble
compafiera del ilustre patricio feneci-
do; Uofia linda de Ayala de Hostos, da-
ma que fu6 de virtud acrisolada, y,
atlas dotes intelectuales.
Recitaci6n por la cultisima profeso-
ra Amelia Agostini de tres bellisimos
sonetos escritos por un laureado poe
ia, expresamente para esta noche;-
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Sc Acabo 81
ReuzrlaEismo

No aguantc III un dfa mas ID sufri-
Iniento con Il tormento martiriZanTe
del reumatismo cuapdo unas cunntas
dosis del "Elixir dc l4conartl para lG
Sangfe" pneden aeabar con sus dolores
su sufrimierto.
El "f1ixir de Leonardo para
Sangre" es un espccffi"q para c'!"al
el reumatisuno en- todaS sus for.Das. &
primer dolor diriiNsa il su fanaNc&u
tieo por una boteila de esta mel!ciua
1naravilosa. 10 curara de s.! rec.na
tismo. lie l;m2;ae!, Y pnlilieald Il
sangre de tai maucra qnc todos los
0rganos del cuerpo Sc sartiran fuertes
Y sanos. lie seYyirl de leconstitHy
ente le dara nue7a vida.
Su poder para aenienpir Ia canFilad
de sangre nueva = rica Y para est tau,dr
la acci6n del hfgado de- los rihones
ha hecho de 81 II meior depuratiyo
para la sangre III Doctor ]. ~. An
derson, m6dico de la ciudad de Tampa,
dice que 81 Elixir de I.coaarGi para IN
Sangre cura 81 reumatiSmo y 10 rec
Omienda a todo el mundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24
VkLIOEO TRABAJO QUE ESTA
sIENDO LLEVALO A CABO POR Ell
DEPRTMENTO DE AGRICULTURAL
x TRABAJo. CoNFERENCIAS AL
TRAVES DE ToDA LA TSLA

En- la mafiana del sabado nos entrevis
tamos con ell Jefe Auxiliar del Negocia-
do del Trabajo quien nos hizo una rela-
ci6n conpleta de la gran obra social
y educativa que estan desarrollando
en- toda Ia isla.
El domingo pasado fueron en- pere-
srinaci6n hasta la ciudad de Ponce los
seiiores Salom6n Rosario, Inspector del
Distrito, Caledonia Delgado, Inspector
Conferencista nuestro entrevistado
seiior Ramon Lebr6n. ALI dieron una
conferencia EN- ell Teatro Habana y mas
tarde haplaron Ell una Asamblea de
radres Y Maestros.
Ultimamente fueron invitados por
Ia Union de Despalilladores de Ca
guas para llablar en- el teatro Arcelay
de dicha ciudad ALA fueron avidos
de inculcar nuestras masas tantas
cosas como estas ignoran para desgra-
cia del pals
Fue ell tema de combate en- esta no
che: tEl Origen de la Ley del Salario.
Minimo. Decision del Tribunal Sppre-
mo de Washington sus Efectos sobre
Ia Opinion Americana Ell vasto salon
estaba de bote en- bote, habiendo re-
sl;ltado esta conferencia un 5xito mas
del susodicho Negociado.
Para Ell dia 80 tienen Sin mente'' ir
hasta la ciudad de Cayey donde volve-
IA oirse Ia voz de los autorizados
conferencistas con que cuenta ell De-
partamento.
'Ain mas, nos dijo el se1or Le-
br6n'', en- vista de los buenos resulta-
COS que estamos obteniendo nos pro
ponemos ir ilustrando a las masas e'l
trav6s dc toda Ia isla y va estamos pre-
parando I'm vasto plan que ha de resui-
+ar I'm exito.
Nosotros nos completeness en- aplau-
dir una obra tan meritoria como esta
cue tanto ayrda lovantar opinion
cn nuestra patria.
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LOS PLOMEROS

que deseen pasar los examenes,
deben conPrar ell tratado de
PLoMERIA que acaba de reci-
bir la LIBERIA CAMPOS, ell
cuaI Sc adapta a las exigencias
de la comision exaninadora.
Allen % y Brau 35, San Juan
Puerto Rico.
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FUEGo EN- LOS TERRENOs DEL
GOBIERNo INSULAR

En- Ia tarde del sabado Sc nos llam5
desde el Puesto de Bomberos de San
Juan para informarnos que hahia fue-
go en- Ia calle Cerra. ALA nos dirigimos
Embellishments v nos, encontramos
con cue era Ell parto dc los montes.
En- la prolongaci6n de la Gale Ce-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24
LA ASSOCIATION FEMINISTA J
EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS

Programa de La Association Feminis-
ia Edrcativa para los dias que lie
correspondent EN- la 'Semana EUGE-
MO MARIA DE HOSTOS' que ha
6e tener efecto en- ell presente mes,
en- los amplios salones del edificio
nuevo eel ATENEo PORTORIQUE
NO.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21
NOTICES or sHEmrrs SAFE
NOTICE or suERiFF's Str.E or
RIAL ESTATE UNDER DECREE
or FONECiOSJRE AND ORDER
or SALE.

The Nibiey Channel Lumber Co. a
corporation. flaiatin.
Adoiine Nacaw. " J Macaw. Eu-
gene Macaw. nciane Macaw. Mrs
lulu Roberts. Lily Mscaw. Lulu
Robinson. Estelia Ntscaw. Cecil
Macaw. and an unknown heirs aud
dsvisecs o. the late VIM. Maeav.
Defendants
tfutrr and ~ virtue % an Order
~ sale and Decree OF Foreclosure Is
sued ,ut 90 the District Court % the
Eievcnth Judicial District % the
state % Idaho. In and Tor the County
u Twin Fails. dated tth day % Aax-
ast. 1891. wherein the fisintin above
obtained decree against
me defendants herein on the said
sist day OF July. 1884. which said
.lr.rra WAS GA the zaid 2ist day OF
July teat. rea,rded Ia Judgment
Book Ten az paSe s 81 said District
Court, | am commanded 20 sell all
that lot. piece or parcel OF land sit
sated IN the County Of Twin Falls,
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION IN
Filler INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. -FOUR, TWIN
FALLS COUNTY, IDAHO.

Notice Is hereby given. That the
annual school meeting OF Filler indie
pendent school District No. Four.
County of Twin Falls. State OF Idaho.
will be held on Tuesday. the End day
Of September ,ls2s, at the school
house In said district, and the polls
at said election shall be open between
the hours of 100 o'clock p. NJ. to
900 o'clock r. M. on said day.
THAT at the said meeting the fol-
lowing business will be transacted;
4. One trustee to serve for term
of three ca years will be elected.
2. one trustee to serve for a term
OF three t3) years will be elected.
3. One trustee to FIJI out the un-
expired term OF Trustee A. o. Mad
land will be elected.
4. one trustee 10 all out the un-
expired term of Trustee l.. ID. Allen
will be elected.
5. That az said meeting general
questions pertaining to school and
school interests will be taken up
and disposed Of.
The name or names OF all candi-
dates for election of Trustees. to-
gether with the term for which nom
mated. shall be placed on ale with
the Clerk OF the Board of Trustees.
At least six 60 days prior to the
day OF election
THAT the election at said meeting
will be by secret and separate ballot.
Dated this 18th day OF August.
1884.
NJ. J. GOODE.
Clerk OF Independent school,
District No. Four, OF Twin Falls
county. Idaho. -z1-Ste
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State OF Idaho and bounded and des-
cribed as follows to-wit:
Beginning at point three hundred
and Twenty-Five f329) feet South
Of the Northeast CJrnsr (exclusiye
OF Highways) Of the Northeast Quar-
ter (NE a OF the Northeast Quar-
ter fNEH } OF the Northwest Quar-
ter INV 4 } Of Section Eight Town
ship Ten (l0) Range sixteen (1s) r.
q. ~, thence due south along the
East side Of the half section Line
Seventy-seyen f77) feet, thence
West one hundred and twenty-five
feet fI25) az right angles; thence
North at right angles for distance
Of seventy-seyen (77) feet: thence
east for a distance OF One Hundred
and twenty-five feet az right angles
70 the place OF beginning. Together
with all and singular the tenements
heredltaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or In anywise
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, That on the 5th day OF Sept
ember, 1924. az the hour OF goo
o'clock Y. NJ Mountain Time) OF
said day. at the East front door OF
the Court House OF the County OF
Twin Falls, State OF Idaho 4 will. In
obedience TO said order OF Sale and J
Decree OF Foreclosure sell the above
described property 10 satisfy Plain
fr's Decree with interest thereon, to-
yethsr with all costs that have ac-
:rued or may accrue. 10 the highest
bidder for cash, lawful money OF the
United gfaf4a OF America
Dated this sth day OF August
.924.
NJ. r. FINCH. Sheriff
BY cHAs JONES. Deputy.
1ug. "a. 81. 2s; Sept. 4. 1924.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION IN
RURAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
no. ONE TWIN FALLS COUNTY,
IDAHO.

Notice is hereby given. That the
annual school meeting OF Rural high
school district No. One, County OF
Twin Falls. State OF Idaho, will be
held on Tuesday. the End day OF Sep
TENDER. 1924, at the school house In
said district. and the polls at said
election shall be open between the
hours OF 100 o'clock p. NJ. to 600
o'clock p. NJ. on said day.
That az the said meeting the fol-
lowing business will be transacted:
1 One trustee to serve for term
OF three CD years will be elected.
2. One trustee TO serve for term
OF three go years will be elected.
3. One trustee 10 NIL out the unex-
plred term OF Trustee +. A. BEEN
will be elected.
4. That at said meeting general
questions pertaining TO school and
school interests will be taken up and
disposed OF.
The name or names OF all candi-
dates for election of Trustees, to-
gether with the term for which nom
mated, shall be placed on file with
the Clerk of the Board OF Trustees
at least six CD days prior TO the day
OF election. excluding the day OF
election.
That the election at said meeting
will be by secret and separate ballot.
Dated this 18th day of August.
1924.
f. A. BEEN
Clerk OF Rural High School Dis
trict No. One. OF Twin Falls county.
Idaho. 22-5tc.
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NOTICE OF sI.sRIFf's SALE
NOTICE or sHERIFF's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE UNDER ExECu-
TfON.

Rio Grando Lumber Company. a
corporation, Plaintiff.
M. II. Jennlson. r. =. Warner, A.
Jennlson and r.. NJ. Warner, Trus-
tees OF the Warner Jennison Lum-
Der Co, a corporation and the War
ner Jennison Lumber Co, a cor
poration, Defendants.
by virtue OF an execution issued
out OF the District Court OF the elev-
en- IN Judicial District OF the state OF
Idaho, In and for the county OF Twin
Falls. dated the 23rd day of July.
1924. wherein Rio Grande Lumber
Company, a corporation. plaintiff, re-
covered Judgment against M. r.
Jsnnison, ct al defendants. on the
23rd day OF July. 1924. for the sum
OF s36S.9S and the further sum OK
1890 costs and disbursements. to-
gether with interest thereon at tho
rate OF seven percent per annum from
the 2Srd day OF July. 1924. | have
levied upon all the right. title inter
est and claim of said defendants, OF,
In and 90 tho following described
real estate. 20 wit;
Lots rs. 10. 20. 81. 90. Block IL.
original townslte OF Kimberly. Twin
Falls county Idaho.
Lots 10. 30. "a. go. 20. "a. Block
4. original t0wnsite OF Hansen. Twin
Falls county. Idaho
Public Notice H. Hereby Given,
THAT will on the 22nd day OF Aug
ust. 1894. at the hour OF 2so0 o'clock
D. M. Mountain Timel OF said day,
a. the East front door OF the Court
House. OF the county OF Twin Falls.
state OF Idaho. soil az public auction
20 the highest bidder for cash. lawful
money OF the United states. all the
right title. interest and claim Of the
defendants. above named. OF. In and
ia the above described real estate. or
80 much thereof "a may be necessary
10 satisfy plaintiffs Judgment with
an costs that have accrued or may
accrue.
Dated this sSth day % July, 1894.
NJ r.. FINCH. sheriff
ny r. y. fRATER. Deputy
July 81. Aug. Z. "a, 81. 1874
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21

Gerrft Brsmer was the FIRST maker
Of the repeating watch. which be en-
hiblted at the South Kensington (EnS.)
nu.<um about 17st
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21

Cafsrrh 10 q Local dissase greatly m
rueuc.a ~ corstitutiooai eonaitions
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
<isss Of an otntn~nt Which efsss Quick
Internal NsdfSfne, . Tcnic, which acts
thrvnrh the nsScd 90 TIE Mucous sur
faces and assists In ridSing yoor s>ss<u
- CAtsrre.
I'll. cnsnsy 4 Co. relsSs. o.
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7 never get drunk he FASTENED to
add ! never get drunk In my lifA
But the trouble IL the liquor now y
rot good Il u poisc1ous.-
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At lecture. Il one Is struggling to
suppress cough. he misses some Of
TIE lecture and Il he dossnt sfrugSis.
ssv4ecdy eass nlssss a
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21

short IS life Is. we make II still
shorter BY the careless waste Of tune.
Victor Huge.
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~ ves ~srt Him 70 Knew.
Treat a stranger With kindness and
,ol,seness. snd he win take psins TO
ert %. who you ara
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21

A eynle Is . man who prefenis to
Be tired Of the world but In reslity
he 10 q msn Of whom the world 10
tired
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TRUSTEES TO RE
PORT DELINOIENTS

II is sincerely hoped that no yio-
laters OF this law will be found In
our county.
CHARLOTTE POND
County superintendent
OF Public Instruction
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-08-21

persons ~ good moral character "a
J serve as probation officers during
the pleasure OF the curt; said pro.
baton Officers having authority "a
act only upon the request and under
the direction u the probate court .
and 10 receive such compensation
the probate court shall deem just
and proper The number Of paid
probation officers appointed and
designated BY the court shall be a.
follows. In counties Ia which the
last school census SLOWS a school
population OF over five tn juaand
(5.0O0j not 10 exceed Two 90 pro-
batlOn officers; IN ali other counties
not 10 exceed one (I) probation Of
flcer. Provided however, that IN
school dsfricfs having graded
schools of three or more teachers
the probate court, upJn the requesf
OF the board u trustees OF said dis
triet. shall appoint a probation OF
ficer living within such district said
probation officer 20 have authority 10
act upon the request and under the
direction ~ trustees Of said districts.
Said probation officer 10 be paid BY
said school district such cOmpensa-
tlOn for services actually performed
as the probate court shall deem Just
and proper. In case probation Of
flcer shall be- appointed, II shall be
the duty Of the Judge Of the court. II
10 notify said probation
officer when any child Is - be {
brought before the court; II shall be /
he duty Of the probation officer. 20 4
make investigation Of such case, 10 4
De- present 10 court 10 represent the /
interests OF the child when the case I
4 heard 20 furnish - the court such I
Information and assistance as the
curt or Judge may require. and 10
AXE charge OF any child before and
.fter the trial as may be directed BY
he court or Judge. Probation Of
icers pOyided for by this article
70 hereby vested with all the power
nd authority OF sheriffs', clnstables
nd police officers 10 make arrests
nd perform such other duties In
ident 20 their offices as probation
Ulcers.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES TO RE
PORT DELiNQUENTS
sestiOn 1922, G.. s. Il shall be the
uty OF the board OF trustees OF each
,ho)l district 10 report TO the coun-
: school superintendent all cases OF Z
'uancy, delinquency. and incorrigi- Z
Ility which arise within their re- }
,ectlye districts and such county Q
shall Immediately re-
1rt such eases 10 the Judge OF the I
'obate court.
n is sincerely hoped that no vio-
tera OF this law will be found In o
IT county.
CHARLOTTE POND D
County superintendent v
Of PublIe Instruetlon
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ENCOURAGING DELINQUENCY A
MlSDf MANOR

Sect. 5nlel7. q g. In all cases
where any child snail BE- q deiin-
quent child. juvenile delinquent
person. Or q Juvenile disOrderly per-
son AZ defined BY this Article. the
parent or parents. legal guardian or
person having the custody OF such
child or any other person RESPONSE
BILE for or BY any act encouraging.
causing or Contributing 20 the deiin-
quency u such child. shall be guilty
Of a mledemeanOr. and upon trial
and conviction thereof shall be fined
10 q sum not a. exceed Three Hun
dred DOilars $500 or imDfisOn-
msnt in the county Jail for a period
Of not exceeding glx months. Or shall
suffer both fine and imprisonment.
The eourf may impose conditions up
"a any person found guilty under
this Article. and 90 long as such per
son shall comply herewith 20 the1
satisfaction OF the curt the sen
ienef Imposed may b. suspended.
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tContinued)

Guy H. sheare Of he
school District
seth is24. TO lie Of knowledge and belief
1850 sHEARER.
subscribed Public
tsEALl Residing at Filler Idaho
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SCHOOL ATTENDANCE NOTICE

TO PARENTS. GUARDIANS AND
OTHERS ~ TWIN FALLS COrN-
Tf. IDAHO.
The following are are provisions
OF the school Law % idaho. Session
Laws 1921. designed for those who
are Inclined 10 unlustly deprive their
children OF the ADVANTAGES OF a fair
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

Vice president Charles @. Dawes
has accepted vice Craftsmanship of
honorary committee headed by Pres
ident Calvin Coolidge for American
Legion endowment fund OF 5000, 600
for disabled soldiers and orphans, it
was announced at national headquar-
tiers Of American Legion. American
Federation Of Labor has Endorsed
the campaign. Mrs. Coolidge is also
committee member. Work Of collect
ing the fund VIII he expedited as
much as possible because there are
some 5000 orphans IN need.
Mrs. o. .. OEphant. national
auxiliary president. was chief speak
er at Seventh District Council meet
ing Thursday. Mrs. Ouphant. Mrs.
James a. Drain. Miss Bess B.
Wetherholt. Mrs. Dorothy Harper,
and Mrs. Hazel L. Workman. In
diana department secretary. We're
guests Of honor at an executive com
mittee tea. Mrs y. Nathan Swain,
president. was assisted by Mrs.
Kathryn Satter. Mrs. Fac Eisley,
Mrs Charles 7. Butler, Hiss Jean
Coffin. Mrs Arthur Walters. Mrs.
3. r. Whitaker and Mrs J. p.
RaEsdaIe
Mrs. William Y. Speakman. vii
mineton. Del. nasional chairman Of
the Auxiliary Fidac movement, is
asking department chairmen 20 CO.
operate IN advancing education plans
and establishing a definite study plan.
Mrs. Spec kman says wives. mothers.
sisters and daughters Of our allies
are stretching out their hands 10
help bind us into one large interna-
tional family.
Mrs Speaknan recommends The
Things Men Fight for" by Powers.
IS a first study. and with Serbia
in Exile" by Fortier Jones, second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05
With he Legion
AnxiIiary in Indiana
By CLAIRE PALMER THURsToN

Department presidents are asked TO
appoint a F'idac chairman.
Mrs. Lillian Townes, national
chairman, urges each department Of
hcer to fanllliarize herself with pages
| 6. and Of 1928 auxiliary hand
book.
Model unit Will meet Friday at
Il g. N. to prepare for exemplifica-
ton Of ritual. to take place next
week for national vice president.
who viii be il indianapolis at a
national conference.
Mrs. Harper, Miss Wetherholdt.
Mrs Lucy Boyd. Miss Margaret
Gauss. Mrs. Cecilia Wenz. Mrs.
Everitt Saxton. Mrs. P. NJ. Akin.
Mrs Verna c. Grimm and Mrs.
Claire p. Thurston attended the tea
given by Mrs. Dwight Z. Aultman.
al Regimental headquarters. Ft.
Harrison. Wednesday. in honor of
Mrs. Ouphant and Mrs. Drain.
At the Seventh District Council
business meeting Thursday Mrs. G..
1 Seybert. county welfare chairman.
outlined plans for providing Christ
mas cheer for needy families Of ex-
service men. Each unit delegate re-
/ ported. Mrs. Arthur Robinson. hos
pital chairman. told Of plans for ex-
tending Christmas cheer to disabled
soldiers and Mrs. Willard :. Bowie
detailed plans for World War
orphans.
At a meeting Of the Robert z.
+ Remington unit No. - Monday 1925
officers were nominated as follows:
1 Mrs. r. z. Remington. president;
Mrs. Earl Ferguson, first. and Mrs.
/ Hazel PhueEcr, second vice presi-
dents; Mrs. c. z. Peterson. secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

and Mrs. Minnie Rigg, treasurer.
Mrs Rigg, chairman welfare COM
mittee, read a letter from Mrs. c.
B. Reynolds, ward mother Oteen
North Carolina veteran hospital for
tubercular patients, thanking men,
bers for birthday presents sent In
diana soldiers undergoing treatment
there.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

Mrs. Karl ZolIer. Greensburg, Of
Joe WEIGH Unit, has accepted de-
partment relief chairman appoint
ment and will assume duties Jan. l.
Mrs. Zoller's committee will func-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

TT. Harrison Unit No. 40 Of Terre
Haute has one new member, ac-
cording to Miss saba Mae Farmer.
treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

ton under rehabilitation committee
headed by Mrs. 3. S. Rose Of Evans
vile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

Emmett Brown Unit No. 113, at
Lebanon, sent Sc to the State Wei
fare fund for disabled soldiers at
Christmas. Unit has born reputa-
ton of being next to the largest
State unit
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

| Department presidents are asked TO
! appoint a F'idac chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-05

Mrs. Lillian Townes, national
chairman, urges each department Of
/ fcer to fanllliarize herself with pages
6. and Of 1928 auxiliary hand
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-29
Little Rock Letter

Little Rock, Feb 25.-The severance
tax law passed by the last regular
session of the legislature Is promising
to yield an increasing revenue that
will i'm time he Of great assistance to
the public schools. Statistics compil-
ed by the Arkansas Railroad Commits
sion. which Is the collecting agency,
show that the last three quarters of
1929 yielded a total of S53l ,09IG0
Two thirds Of this amount is paid in
To the Common School Fund of the
state and the remaining one third re-
turns to the counties where the tax
originated.
There are fourteen sources of re-
venue reported. These are as follows
in the order of their importance: oil,
gas. lumber, coal. bauXite, gravel,
shells. clay. sand. stone. diamonds,
pearls. manganese ore and gypsum.
The largest amount paid comes, of
course. from oil, amounting to SiOG,-
9S2. 10 for nine months. Lumber yield
cd SS3,5l4IS aud bauxite SlS,02i.49.
Gas and coal are about ON an equality,
the former yielding $9,4s5.31 and the
la:er S9,20I.OO. Other items follow :
gravel. S53S.24; shells, $SOO.5i; clay,
S2OG.33: sand, S73.72; stone, SGO3i9
diamonds, Sl6I17; pearls, SS3.SS and
manganese ore Sl64OO. Gypsum brings
up the rear of the procession with
only 1925 collected for taxes.
The first quarter taxes were collect
ed April, May and June of last year.
The total received was S155.0sS.2S. This
increased for the next quarter to Sl09,,
5I9O7 but dropped of for the last
quarter of the year to Sl75,559.35.
This decrease has been ascrihcd to
the falling off In the price Of oil. Com.
missioner Henderson and Senator Ben
Johnson. secretary, in charge of the
collection Of the severance tax. rsti,