davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-22
MORE RECORDS
 ARE EXPECTED
Qualifying Round Of Am ateur Meet To Be Fin
 ished Monday

ARDMORE. Pa., Sept. 21.-The na- tional amateur golf tournament, in which several new records already have been made, will be resumed at the Merion Cricket club tomorrow with the probability that there will be still more new records to mark the progress of American amateurs in the game.
 Having made a sensational 67 in the first IS holes of qualifying play yesterday, Dudley Clark Corkran of Philadelphia playing from the Hunt ingdon Valley club, has a great op- portunity tomorrow not only to win the qualifying round medal but also to better the mark of IA for 36 holes, which is the best in the history of the tournament.
 Corkran's 67 broke the record of par 70 for the new Merion course and is the lowest ever made for IS holes in the tournament. He probably will have to be in the low seventies to at least win the medal, for five strokes behind him in second place with a 72 is Bobby Jones, the Atlanta star, one of the favorites for the title, as is always the case, when he plays,
 Jones' Record Great
 The record of Jones in the national open tournament shows that she is in a class by himself as a medal player over long routes but Corkran, too, has demonstrated ability at stroke competi- tion, having won the gold mashie tournament at Newport recently from field that included such stars as lessee Guilford and Jess Sweetser.
 If course and weather conditions prove favorable tomorrow there proba- ply will be a new mark for the high est score to qualify for 49 out of the 154 starters from the record-breaking entry list of 166 broke 80 yesterday. Hitherto two rounds of 80 have been certain of qualification for the 32 places in match play. In this tourna- ment, however, there are 35 players under 79 for the first IS holes and barring sensational rounds, the players who failed to break 80 yesterday have slim chances to continue in the com petition when match play starts Tues day.
 Hitherto the record; for the highest score to qualify has been 161 and in some years, especially when bad wealth CT has been encountered, the figure uaS DCeu AUOVo lGOs
 Many Practice
 Hoping for much better rounds to- morrow dozens of players who scored in the eighties yesterday and most of the IA players who had 79 practiced over the long, heavily trappe course today. The 37S-yard eleventh hole, where a narrow fairway leads to n plateau green, guarded by a brook, received special attention. Chick Evans too an eight there yesterday and Bobby Jones a six, while there were some hines.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-22
CLAY COUNTY WINS
 FROM COOSA TEAM

ASHLAND. Ala, Sept. 21.-(Spe- ciaL)-The Clay County High eleven downed the Coosa county eleven here 12-6 score. This, the first gridiron battle of the season in this section of the state, was scrapped out on q muddy field and in slow drizzle of rain. It was easy going for Ashland during the first half, but during the last half it was a hard-scrapped affair, though during the whole game the Ash land men showed much the better form. A forward pass figure in each of the three touchdowns made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-22

This is the concluding portion of the fourth of a series, of articles describing great football strategies told by the leading coaches of the country in in- terviews with J. P. Gloss and George Byrnes. Succeeding numbers will in clude stories by Glenn Warner, Jones, Heisman, Fisher, Dawson and others. Copyright, 1924, in United States and
 Canada and Great Britain by North
 American Newspaper Alliance for Age
 Herald. All rights reserved.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-22

A Frenchman has invented propellers for shallow draft boats that work part ly in the air and partly in the water, obtaining driving resistance from both.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-22

'Sold before noon." The frequent result when Age e-Herald classified ads are used.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
FILIPINO DENIED RIGHT.
TO QUICK CITIZENSHIP
Court Says Privilege Given to- War
Veterans Expired Last
March 8.

Justice Hoehling Of. the District
Supreme Court yesterday denied the ap-
piiration of Sinforoso Martinez, a
Filipino cook in the military service
Of the United States, to be admitted
to citizenship without waiting two
years after declaring his intention.
Martinez claimed the privilege ex-
tended to war veterans during the
war by which they were not re-
quired to wait the usual time but
were admitted at once on their mill
tary record.
The court held that the benefit OF
that privilege ended by congressional
action March 3 last and from that
date persons formerly in the military
service must wait the same as civil
ians. The decision is without preju-
dice to the renewal of the application
at the end of two years from the
declaration Of Intention.
Justice Hoehling still has under
advisement the question raised in
another case whether a Filipino who
has not been in the military service
of the United States can become an
American citizen.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

follows perfectly the contour Of your figure. For
the original of each style and size is fitted on
living models, exactly as your frocks are fitted
adjusted with expert precision to give plenty of
room with no unnecessary fullness.
MarVelously elastic - keep their shape
The beautiful Carter fabric is knit of selected
1ong-thread yarns on multi-needle machines.
That is why it is so soft and fine, and so extra
ordinarily elastic that it keeps its snug, new
shapeliness through seasons of active wear and
innumerable tubbings.
No wonder we'll dressed women throughout the
country prefer the correct grooming of Carters
for themselves and for their children as we'll.
Carter sizes and quality are so reliable that.
as one woman says - "You can order your
family's whole winter supply in the twinkling
of an eve
Evening star., 1924-10-23
MARSH TO BE GUEST.
Explorer Will Tell Policemen

Prof. r. o. Marsh, noted American
engineer and explorer. and Mrs. Marsh
with the three. white Indians and
five San Bias Indians acquired on
recent expedition In Panama. will be
the guests of the Palicemen's Asso-
citation at the annual ladies' night to
be held at the City Club tonight.
Prof. Marsh will address the gather
ing on The History Of Indians" The
entertainment program will be In
charge Of Otto G. Hauschild. The Dis
trict Commissioners and a number Of
local government, officials are expect
ed to attend. A buffet supper will he
served, to be followed by dancing.
Members Of Lieut.. Van Wrinkles squad
will act as ushers. Milton D. Smith,
president Of the association will pre-
side. 49,
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Of the Association of Official Chem
lists, in recognition of services to
chemistry, agriculture, hygiene and
the public welfare"
Addresses were delivered by DR.. G.
A. Browne, chief of the United States
Bureau of Chemistry: B. B. Ross,
State chemist Of Alabama; DR.. c. e.
Munroe of this city. who taught DR..
Wiley chemistry at Harvard, and
others.
A dim showing DR.. Wiley In action
on his farm near Bluemont was
thrown on the screen, as we'll as a
number of cartoons which had ap-
peared In newspapers from time to
time during the battle by DR.. Wiley
for pure food
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Carpenter q BANKRUPT.

Alfred F. Hansen, carpenter Of
1927 G street northwest. has dled
petition in voluntary bankruptcy. He
lists his debts at $2.034.8S. and esti-
mates his assets at s1.025. He is
represented by Attorney Ross II.
Snyder.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
CHEMISTS CELEBRATE
DR.. WILEY'S BIRTHDAY
Associates Honor the Veteran
Scientist at Dinner on SOth
Anniversary,


Members Of the Association Of ON.
cial Agricultural Chemists and other
friends rendered DR.. Harvey W. WI
hemist and pure food exponent, a
dinner at the Franklin Square Hotel
Tuesday night, on the occasion OF his
eightieth birthday and the fortieth
anniversary Of the founding Of the
association.
DR.. Wiley Is honorary president of
the association and was one of the
founders. This organization is now
holding its annual convention in
Washington.
DR.. w. w. Skinner. assistant chief
OF the Bureau of Chemistry. presiding
as toastmaster. introduced r. II. Doo-
little, president Of tho association,
who presented DR.. Wiley with a me-
dallion of bronze. bearing a profile Of
the guest of honor in relief. and on
the reverse inscribed: Presented to
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley on his eightieth
birthday, at the fortieth anniversary
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Stone GIVES VIEW
IN TAXLAW TANGLE
Statement Sent Treasury
Relative to Collection in
California Investigated.

Attorney General Stone has sent to
the Treasury statement OF his views
re ative to collection OF taxes by the
Federal Government under the Cali
fornia community tax law. The ma
ture of the Attorney Generals ind
ings are kept secret.
The opinion is the second on the
question by the Department OF Jus
tice, the first having been rendered
by Attorney General Daugherty, lind
ing in favor Of the California tax
payers. II followed 1t would have
necessitated the refunding by the
Federal Government of something
ike $35.000,000 in assessments col
lected since 1913 Mr.. Daugherty's
ruling was recalled by Attorney Gen
oral Stone shortly after he took Of
fee when the Treasury made re-
quest for a further consideration OF
the problem.
Views Arc withheld.
When he received the second re-
quest for a study Of the legal tangle,
Mr.. Stone said he would make no ex-
preston of views until every angle
all of the case had been gone into and
all Of the differing count decisions
Department of Justice have been en-
gagged in examining the question
since early In July.
officials of the Treasury estimated
| that final determination OF the case
| would affect approximately 100000
taxpayers in California
In some quarters 1t was indicated
that If Mr.. Stone had sustained the
opinion handed down by Mr.. Daugh-
erty in favor of the taxpayers, the
Treasury might institute a test case,
SO that the question would go direct
to the United States Supreme Court.
The Treasury course, however, Will
not be known for some days at least,
! will have Treasury experts study the
opinion.
California Law Differs.
The California community property
/ law differs in some respects from the
| community property laws in Arizona.
louisiana Texas. Idaho. Nevada,
Washington and New Mexico. The
Federal Government recognizes tho e
| laws and allows the taxpayers in
those States to make the consequent
| reductions from gross income per-
| mitted by their statutes. Different
| phraseology In the California law.
| however has resulted there In de-
| veloping 4 knotty legal tangle. To
! aggravate the situation, three Cali
! fornia State courts have ruled in
different ways on the subject. Some
! Treasury official, declared that re-
! gardless of the view expressed by
| Mr.. Stone, only one result could be
! expected-an appeal either by the
/ Federal Government or by some
! California taxpayer to the highest
, court.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Two Bows Missing.

Donald Henshaw, IS, 1913 Twelfth
street southeast, and Carl Davis. Is,
iii Potomac avenue southeast, are
reported missing. The boys, chums,
went away yesterday morning police
were told, and were still missing to-
day. Henshaw had q pistol in his
possession when he went away, mem
bers of his family told the police.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Nearly $4,000 pairs Of spectacles were
prescribed for London school children
last year.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-11
MORTGAGE FO ECLUSURE SALE.

Defanlt has been made in the payEleut OF
the principal and interest secured by a mort
gage, dated January 9Th. 1928. executed by
Geo. W. Mitchell and Il. A Mitchell, HUSBAND
and wife, IN -rtgagorS. TO The Merchants Bank
I Winona, Minnesota, mortgage.
Said mortgage was recorded IN the office oi
the Register OF Deedsof Mellette county south
Dakota, on January 18th. 1929. at L. NJ and
recorded i'm Book IS OF Mortgages on page 4lo.
Said mortgage contains a power OF sale and
no action or proceedings at law. or otherwise.
have heen Instituted or commenced 70 collect
the amount due ON said mortgage, or any part
thereof.
The amount claimed 20 be due on said mort
ga re at the date of this notice is the sum Of
Sli .974. 90 principal and tn sum Of Sl22l % i'm
crest making a total amount OF Slo i95 20 now
due. besides the costs OF foreclosure proceed
lngs. i.
Notice Is hereby given that N ia ) lance Of
the power Of sale in said mortgage contained
and the statutes In such cases made and pro-
vidcd. said mortgage will ne forecl sed by the
sale OF 1.-THE mortgaged premises, ~ public auc-
House In the town OF White River. Mellette
county. South Dakota. on Thursday the 2ist
day OF February. 1924 at IT a. m. OF said day.
The mortgaged premises are described. as
the North East Quarter OF the South East
Quarter OF Section Threein T'wnship Forty
Three North of Range Twenty Nine West
sixth y, M. Mellette county South Dakota.
Dated this Bird day OF January. 1924
The GRANT BANK. WinOna Mimi.
Mortgage
CHRIS BUM Sheriff OF Mellette county {. D..
r. j. CARPENTER, MurdO. :. ID, q
Attorney for Mortgage. 50-6t
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-11
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Default exists i'm the conditions ola mort
gage dated the 18th daV of september, 1919
executed by Joe Ii. Ludwig and Almeda
Ludwig. husband and wife, mOrtgagurs, co the
! state OF south Dakota, as mortgage, said
mortgage having been recorded in the office of
the Register OF Deeds Of Mellette county,
south Dakota in BOOr 10 OF Mortgages, on
/ page g. said mortgage mortgages the West
half Of section seventeen 90 and the East
Half of section Eighteen lN) in Township
Furty-Three G3)l North OF Range rhirty-Two
t3g) West otthe 9TH u. NJ containing $40 acres,
Melleute county. south Dakota.
There il due on said mortgage at this date
the sun OF Three Thousand Nine Humid
red Forty Eight and IL loo (~3N4N.ID Dollars.
principal auuiuterest. ana Twenty-Five (S25)
Dollars statutory a|tturneS : fees. That pur-
Suant TO the provisions OF said mortgage, the
mOrtgaget herein mentioned has elected TO
declare the whole debt secured thereby TO h,
due ana PAY able.
said murtgag re will Toe foreclOscd by sale OF
the saiu mOrtgagcd premises. under the pow
pr Of sa le in said mortgage contained. AT the
front door Of lhecOurt house I'M the ciiS of
White River. Mellette County. south Dakota.
at public auction. for cash. onthe Both day of
January. 1924, at the hour fl0oclock a. m,
Dated Dcccmberl1th 1923.
STATE OF SOUTH h Mortgage.
BUELL. +. JONES. Attorney General
Attorney for Mortgages. 4,-Ot
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-11
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

Default has been madesin the payment OF
The principal and interest Secured by a mort
gage dated December eth, 1920. executed by
George w, Mitchell and Il. a. Mitchell hus-
band and wife, morCga Sors, to The Merchants
Bank. Winona, Minnesota, MORTGAGE.
Said mortgage was recor1ed In the office OF
| The Register of Deeds Of Mellette county,
| south Dakota. on December l4th, 1920. al "a.
W., and recorded in Book20 OF Mortgages on
page eO6.
Said mortgage contains power OF sale and
no action or proceeding at law, or otherwise,
] nave been instituted or commenced to collect
the amount due on said mortgage, or any part
thereof.
The amount ciairBedt TO be due on said mort
gage at the date OF this police is the sum of
| I'll ,974 o. principal. the sum Of Sl29l. 20 interest
| and the sum Of S437, 80 taxes paid on said land
y the MORTGAGE. making a total amount OF
| l3, $685. 90 now due besides the costs OF fore
| closure proceedings.
| Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of
he power OF sale in said mortgage contained
and the statute in such ca eS made and Drovid
ID. said mortgage will be folecloaed Ivy the
ale OF the mOrtgaged premises, at public.auc-
ion for cash, at the front door of the Court
House at the town OF Whi'e River. Mellctto
county, south Dakota. on Thursday he 2lS'
da Of February, 1924. atll A. NJ. OF said day.
The mortgaged premises are described as
OTIS Two, The e and Four and the south Wes'
Quarter of the North West Quarter OF Section
rwo. Lots One ana Five. South Half Of the
Iou h West Quarter, West HalfCf the South
East Quarter and the South East Quarter OF
The North East Quarterof Section Three. IN
Township Forty-three North Of Range TWEEN
sy-nine West OF the Sixth T.. NJ. Mellctte coun-
v. south Dakota.
Dated this 3rd day OF January 1924.
THE MERCHANTS BANK, Winuna. Mimi.
Mortgage.
CHRIS BUM Sheriff OF Mellette county s, d.
81. C~ARPEN1E r Murdo. SD
Attorney for Mortgagee. 50-6t
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-11
NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas. default has been made In the con-
dition OF a certain mortgage mad" by Josiah
Leroy Scull ana Goldie Mabel Scull MS wife. OF
Mellette county, South Dakota. To Peters and
Oompan of Minneapolis. minnesota. which
said mortgage is'Jated the list dayOf January
1910 andwas recorded in the ONCE OF the
Register II Deeds in and for Msllette county
south Dakota on April 23rd. 1919 at 100 O'Clock
D. M. In book IS OF mortgages on page $50. ana
Whereas. the said mortgage was thereafter
duly assigned by the said Peters and Com
pam to HARRIET u. Ely. 10y written assign
ment. dated May End. 1919, which said assign
ment was duly recoI ded in the Office OF the
Register OF Deeds. Mellette comfy, south
Dakota on January 22. 1923 at 100 o'clock D..
m. in book 80 mortgages OF page 1874. and,
Whereas the ~ id Harriet q Ely is now the.
lawful owner and holder OF the said NOR gag"
ndthe note secured thereby, and no action
at law OF other proceeding at law has been
orought to recover the money secured by the
mortgage or any part thereof. and.
tpSGthereis row ue upon said mort
gage at The date hereof. the principal SUN. OF
$1,000 90 hpa interest In tile sum of Sz!' GO. and
taxes puidby the mortgage IN the sum or
s2lss6, making a total sum no" aur ol sZu,0~'o
NOW THEREFORE NOTICE Is HERELl
GIVEN That by virtue of The pIWtr Oh s"Ie
contained in the mortgage ana perstant 10
law in such case made ana provided Jle 81 a
| mortgage will he forecIos q bY SAFE or Tie
| mortgaged premises therein described, at
public auction. for cash, 10 the highest bidter
at he front door OF the Court House III ne
town OF White River. hellette county. So' ~
ia kota. on the 18th day Of February. A. ID.
iqo4atth Ia boar 30 o'clock y. M.
TIE mOrtgaged premises described la the
said mortgage and which will be SOLD are stu
ated In Mellette county. south Dakota, ara
| described as follows, to- wit; The Northeast
Q"arter OF >ection nine IN Township i0TtS
! north Range twenty-siY west OF the tlh !. NJ,
Dated January Bird, 1924.
HARRIFT G.. Ely.
Assignee and owner OF the mortgage
CHRIS BUM. sheriff of MelletteC County. S.D
Z. r ktLL. Attorney for Mortgage, F-Ji
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-11
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Whareas. default has been made In the con
ditlunS OF a certain mortgage made by L, y
Guessen, single, OF Gregory county, South
Dakota, to i. A, Guenthner. OF Dallas, South
DakO'a. which said mortgage il dated Decem-
Der 20, 1912. and wasrecorded in the office ~
the LEICESTER OF Deeds in and for Mellette
county. South Dakota, on December "A, 1912. al
10 a. NJ, in book ! % mortgages on page "a and
Whereas. the ; id mortgage was there tftel
duly assigned by The said r. A Guenthner &C.
Ella Nofz of Sank City. Wisconsin. by written
assignment. dated December 20 1912, which
said assignment was duly recorded i'm the Of
flee OF Register OF Deeds, Mellette county,
South Dakota, Q January 4, 1914 at ~ a., m,
in hook SOf mortgages on page Ala, and.
Whereas, the said Ella NaGz IS now lawful
ownerand holder OF the said mortgage, and no
action at law, or other proceeding has been
brought TO recover the money secured by the
mortgage or any part thereof, and,
Whereas. there Is now due upon the said
mortgage. atth date. the sum OF S2+0l 90
principal and interest, andthe further sum of
rwo Hundred and atty seven and I9-l0O dol
larstaNe> paid, making h total sum due at the
date % this notice OF TwoThousand six Hun
dred Fifty-eight dollars and forty-nine cents.
besides the statuatory attorney Zee or twenty
FIVE dollars.
Now. therefore. NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV
EN-. That by virtue Of the power of sale con-
tairedin the mortgage, ana pursuant 70
the law In such case made and provided the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale Il the
mortgaged'promises therein DIES riDed. at pub
lie auction. for cash, TO the highest bidder. at
the front door OF the Court House in.the town
Of White River, Mellette county Sou h Dakota
on the 18th day OF February. 1924, AT the hour
Of 9 o'clock n the afternoon OF the said day.
The mortgaged premises described IN the
said mortgage which will be sold ere stu ated
in Melletto county South Dakota, and deS-
cribed as follows: The North half OF Section
ninein Township forty northof Range thirty
one west OF the sixth principal meridian
Dated Decemher oath. 1923. ELLA NAFFI.
Assignee and owner OF mortgage.
CHRIS BUM. Sheriff OF Mellette county, ;. ID,
@. +. KFLL. Attorney for Mortgage. 400
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-11
DISTRICT

One of the most forward steps ever
AIKEN by the South Dakota Council o.
Religious Education, which is an OF
ganization in which thirty-two demon,
nations are united III furthering the
interests of religious education, is be,
ng taken this month. The Council
mas secured the services OF Rev. h. A.
Waite. of Chicago, the national secre.
tary of young peoples work, for SIX
district conferences. Two Of these
conferences are within easy reach OF
The people OF the Rosebud country
)ne is to be held at Rapid City, Jan
1923, the other at Mitchell, Jan. 24-2,
Rev. Waite is "A powerful speaker
4 man with u great message, an eNperi
II his field. 1t Is hoped that every
sunday School in the Rosebud country
will send a representative to one o
hese conferences. Many schools ar
ending representatives and paying al
| expenses. Full information can b.
secured from the county president
Thomas Green, of White River, o
from j. b. Brown, the secretary, a
Wood.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1924-01-11
LEAVE SUBSCRIPTIONS HERE
FOR HARDING MEMORIAL

c. T. kell, county chairman OF the
Harding Memorial association, has
asked us to receive subscriptions IL
this community for the Harding Mem
orial. All those who contribute on
dollar or more will receive a hand
some certificate of membership
suitable for framing, containing a pic.
ture of the late president, with a fac,
simile signature, and a view OF the
White House. We ask all those who
feel they would like to have some
part in this memorial to the late
President Harding to leave their sub
scriptions together with their name
and address, with the Pioneer at once
All contributors must be in by Marcel
/, 1924, and the national association
will acknowledge the receipt OF eaci
subscription to the fund. Remembe
that one dollar or more secures
! beautiful engraved certificate of mem
| bership in the association.