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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-07
SoBRE Ell ANo ESCoLAR DE
NUEvE MEsES

Juncos, P. r., enero 4, 1925.
Sr. Sergio Romanacce,
Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. +.
Estimado senior y amigo:
Enterado por Ell MUNDo del Ill
timo sabado de la recommendation
que parace haber hecho Ell Hon.
Tesorero, Sr. Gallardo, al Hon,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico en- 10
que respecta acortar el afio de
escuela a nueve meses con Ell obje-
to de restringir Ell presupnesto del
pr6ximo bienio del 1925 a 26, de
manera que responder pueda 10
recaudado por el mismo por con-
cepto de contribuciones en- general,
Y, enterado ademas. por Ell NUN
DO DOMINTcAL de hoy, que Sc
/ pretende por algunos Legislatures
presentar a la pr6xima Legislatu-
ra un proyecto de ley en- Ell sentidc
indicado por el gallardo tesorero
de Puerto Rico, Hon. Gallardo,
permitame 10 haga algunas obser-
vaciones en- relaci6n con Ell preci-
tado muy delicado asunto.
Dire EN- primer ternino al Hon.
Tesoraro q. como de cuatro cinco
mil famihas dependen del sueldo
de los maestros, y que constituirta
una no irreparab.e injusticia recor-
tarles ain mas, Ell salario de que
disponen para su diario sosteni-
miento, co2siderando asimismo, los
gastos que al maestro acarrea la
misma escuela. 10 que este impe-
Iiosamente necesita, es, que Sc re-
suelva de una vez y para siempre
su precaria situaci6n, asignandole
sueldo dGrante los doce meses del
aiio. Esto, a la hgera en- 10 que
obedece al maestro.
z, contestando los Legislatures
que Sc proponen presentar Ell apun-
tado proyecto, recortando atin mas
ell ailo escolar, les dire, que 81 bien
es cierto Sc ha cubierto en- otros
amos el trabajo escolar asignado
por ell Hon. Departamento de ms
truccion, en- nueve meses, no ha 81
do todo 10 consistente que deberia
ser, y mucho menos 10 seria hoy,
cnando ell programa diario esta muy
Iecargado, Y los dias festivos que
sc presentan durante Ell afio son
iauchos.
va ha sido honrada y vahente.
mente apuntado por el Hon. Go
bernador de Puerto Rico en- su in
forme anual al Hon. Presidente de
los Estados Unidos y al Congreso
americana en- que consiste el NAL
de 10 precario de nuestro presu-
puesto, Y, es a la Legislature q
| quien toca votar una ley de con
tribuciores que no pueda ser eva.
dida por los grandes poderes eco
n6micos, y, los encargados de eje-
cutarla, hacer vaIer todo su peso
ante quienes intenten violarIa, en-
perjuicio de los intereses y bien.
| estar general de Ia conunidad
Suficiente por hoy, Sr. Director
Deseandole salud, felicidad y di
nero en- ell 1925, sabe lie distingue
Su SECURE servidor y amigo
ANTONIO QUmGLEY.
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cAPITULo n

seocion TIKI dia a a. diriem-
bre Do euda 500. - Feunira "a Aso-
eiacion en Jnnia General. con los
aiguienies nnes:
(al NombFaF una Junta Dire1l.
Va.
CD Para FeIartlF q loe nsocia.
dos Il 90 por ciento De Ia eantidad
cue aFToje pa cucnta d. ahoFTos
queidnd0ie Il otTo cincuentn I,OF
sienfo "a a fondo. de ruya suma
no - podra disponef. talEo cn ca,
s,a d. eufermesiad grave. mucrie 1
oira eircunstancla que 10 justin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-07
In ar6CuIo de A. COIadO MartyII

ro es+a ahi. Lo adeudan riQuisimRs
corporaciones; pues cobrarlo. Y
81 no es possible, porQue en- 81, Ia
ley carece de fuerza real, reunir-
Sc de nuevo la Legislature, y
rectifcar y especificar el sentido
exacto de sus proyectos.
5Es que nuestros economistas re-
conocen y aceptan que la Legisla-.
tura Insular erro al calcular las en-
tradas nuestro tesoro? Z enton-
ces, Gpor que callaron esos practi-
cos economistas que ahora, en- sEl
afan desviado de rebuscar centa-
vos Y decimas de centavos, reco-
miendan que Sc les corte & les
maestros sus sueldos y Sc redu=ca
"su zafra'' como podrfamos de-
cir? Es que no hay otro medic,
son los empleados del Pueblo de
Puerto Rico los pafios de -lagrimas
en- que Sc enjugan los directories de
nuestro mundo gubernamental?
les que no alcanza Ell dinero?
Els que Sc equivoco la corli'ion
Economica que estudi6 el estado
de nuestra riqUeza7
j IEs que la CUPULA aol Capi:o-
lilo, en- construction, necesit,s san
gre del pueblo? GEs que los ilijo-
SOS edificios que engalanan la ma
yor parte de nuestras ciudades, ne
cesitan cal de nuestros huesos? Y
entonces, 81 es asi, Gpara Que esa
apariencia que tiene anita los ojos
de la razon ecuanime, manchas de
sangre pedazos de vida humana?
No. iQue va! Nuestros leSisla-
dores estuvieron en- 10 cisrto. Di-
nero hay porque estan ricas las cor
poraciones que adeudan grandes su
mas al Tesoro- Insular, y quo solo
pagan una partsf y ESQ, bajo pre-
tesla. III !.
Ademas, 10 que es una barbara
dad sin precedente, en- Ia historic
eecn6mica de ningiin pals demo-
cratico; es: LA .cOMENTADA Re-
PAJA EN- LAS ooNTRIBUCIo.
MES .ciertas fabrieas de aznca-
res. Es de una ironia dolorosa esa.
actuaci6n que Sc comenta con in
sistencia en- todas las tertuhas dc
nuestros centros polfticos.
Economizar centavos, muchos cen
tavos para aumentar en- nuestra tie
IRA la miseria ell hambre, y en-
cambio, permitir que exoticos dss-
conocidos, reciban, por medic de
esas rebajas de contribuciones, divi
dendos fabulosos, es una anomalia
verdaderamente censurable.
iCual es ell problema ahora, re-
bajar sueldos y ccrtar asignacio.
nes respetar ei presupuesto del
afio fiscal VICENTE, cobrando las su-
mas que nos adeudan ricas corpo-
raciones, y con esas cantidades CT
brir los gastos que son esenciales2
ouitarnos los puertorriquehos, al
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, unos pesos
que nos hacen falta. para rega-
larselo a gentes extrafas, cobrar
de esas gentes extrafias Ell dine
ro que Iegalmente nos deben. y con
el, sufragar los gastos de la islaP
5Darle a Wall Street Y guitar
les a los jibaros darle a los il
baros cobrando de Wall Street? He
ahi planteado Ell asunto.
Ahora, tengamos confanza aun.
iFu6 una pantomina la confec-
ci6n de nuestro presupuesto vigen-
te o es el, Ell resultado del estu-
dioy y ell anansis? Creemos y Sos
tenemos 10 segundo.
Tienen la palabra los PRACTICES
economistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-07

iQUE rs 10 PROCEDENTE, HA-
GER UNAS MISERAS ECCEo-
MAS, sUSPENDIENDo EN-
PLEADos Y CoRTANpo AsTG-
NAcIoNEs, O CoBRAR LA FOR
TUNA QUE AL TEsORo INsU-
LAR DEBEN LAS CoRPORAcIO
MES, Y CON EsE DINERO, gu
FRAGAR LOS GASToS QUE AU-
TORIzO NUESTRA LEGTSLA-
TURA7
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cAPITuLo /

Seccl6n l.-Se constltulra una
Aaociaei6n que ~ denOininar6 ASO
cIACIoN DE EMPLRADOS DE
A0RICULTURA \ TRABAJO. con
ofieina ca la Gale Salvador Brau.
bajos del senadO DE- Puerto Rico.
San Juan. T.. H.
Seccl6n 2-En t0dos los doeumen
tOs Ofielales De esin Association ~
Ia denmninaFa ASOCIAClON DE
EAiPLEADOs DBL DEPARTA-
MENTO DE AGRICULTURAL 4
TRABAJO.
EeceI6n 3-I.os nnes cue Icri-
gue esta Asociaci6n, r'u:
1) Ah0rrar mensnalmcnte una
eaniidad fiiada preyiamrute por 81
spci0 > qne IodrA ser aumentada ;
pero nunea podra drposiiaFse una
cantidad menoF cue Ia filadn en- In
solleitud De- admission
go PrestaF dimefo a Dos asocla-
dos y e0ntFibulr con una Quota ca
da vez que 0eurra IA muerte o Ia
inuiilidad. por aeeldente cnfer-
aedad. De cuaiquleF s0cio.
A los efee1os del seguro. los so
dos ~ diyiden en dos eatesorlas.
EaleF:
la) Consiiiuyen Ia primera "a
tegoFia. los miembros que ganan
un sneido d. mil d6laFes o mas.
co. C0nstltuyen n s-gunda en-
teE0ria. ios que gnnan un sueldo Ia
fcrioF q mll d6laree
Al m0FlF . quednr inliil para des
empclar sus fiinclones Oflcinlcs un
socio Dc IA primera eategorin. sus
islales paEHran unn quota de dos
d6larea y i0s Dc Ia segunda cate.
goTfa s6lo pasnran un d6lar En en-
- a. mueTie q inutilidad de un 80
cio d. In seEunda catesoria. To-
DOS ios nss-lndos pasaran un do
lar.
Secl6n A-Al qnedhF cesnnte
unO de Jos ascsiados pr cnusas
que no impiiguen I--rtersi6n moral
al insuloFdinnci6n a sus icfes % que
tsnga que rrnunciar oontra IA va
iunind. Dos hpcios de Ia primrra cn-
tcEoria q que ~ rcfiefe Ia seclGn
anterior. contTibuiran. en benrfieio
del socio salirnfe con un dollar. Il
a. d. "a propia eatesofia, s "a cen
iavos. Il fuere d. la caiesorla in-
frrior Los d. Ia scguuda eutesorla
c0nirlbuifau con 5Os en todos los
cak0s
seoci6n 5-la cnuiidad reco-
iecinda mensuhlmenie ~ dei,Oslia-
"a ga an lianco d. IA cludnd. "a
cucnia eoFriente. siFamdo contra
ella cnda veg que disponga In Jun
"a Direstira haoer presiamos a los
nspciad0s
keoci6n G-Ai hanerse uu pres
tamo, el soeio prcaiatari0 hara do
nacihn d. una tuma q "a Aso,ia-
ci6p. poF - isnsfiei0 cue recibe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-07

Me intriga grandemente el asuE'
to palpitante de Ia cuestl61 e2ono-
mica que reina en- el amb;,rte gu
bernamental como baals lie apras
tiiosas. Y mas que " question eco
monica, las peregrillss soluc:ones
que anticipan, serenlo1iosanlente,
nuestros expertos J practicos Geo.
nomistas. Todos, tcdos, en- cI am
plio horizonte de su vision, solo al
canaan a yer centavos y declmas
de centavos. La ciiYa alta, soli-
da. Ia que en- reaIdad t'llnba O en-.
riquece, Sc ha perdido Ell e. pano-
rama de sus perspectivas. ! faltos
de apoyo real logico en- ol prin-
cipio fundamental lie tina reriadH-
ra medida economical, quieren ha-
Ger hincapie en- una reorganization
subversiva, que en- 'ngar de traer
remedio adecuado, aumerta y des.
arrolla ell hambre Ia :nlseria en-
ell pals.
Aumentar la legion lie los ham
brientos. echar las Gales los
pobres empleados pdblicos que va,
faltos de vigor o huerafcS de apa-
drinamientos, iran a 1ortalecer d
nuestro ejercito "deI taio'' Infe-
Ices que para dar ca.or y susten-
to sus enclenques humanidades,
recurriran al malaberisIno, al robo
y haBta al crimen. mo preocupa
a esos diestros econonlistas, la bar
baridad de robos y crimeues que
asolan espantan nuestras comar-
car?
Pero aun mas. Otra soluci6u, Re-
bajar ell sueldo los maestros. Re
ducirleS ell nilmcro dc moses DUO
trabajan. iEsplendido! Ell sesudo
economista que tuvo tan briilante
idea, merece una ergastula dc IL
po colonial. Y sobre todo, ell nlis
intimo desprecio de los cinco nil
civilizadcres, que apesar de nues-
tros politicos, preparan al pals y
despiertan la conciencia de nues-
tras muchedumbres. Quiza, por $50,
como diria ell amigo Luis Dalta, es
que los politicos tratan tan NAL a
| los maestros.
Economizar costa de la mise
ria. Eeducir los gastos acabani0
con ell pan de unos cuantos puerto
rriquenos, que tan solo por ser de
aqui, hijos de nuestra terra, mere
cen ell decidido apoyo de nuestro
gobierno y de nuestras institucio-
nes politicas.
/ Pero, concretemos. Ell presupues-
to de Puerto Rico estuvo hecho a
base de numeros. FL aumento en
su proportion no es amenazador nj
inclina a la bancarrota. pinero pa
ra cubrirlo hay. Sc 10 deben al
Pueblo de Puerto Rico distintas ms
tituciones mercantiles y manufactu
reras. Lo sabian 10 saben nues-
tros Legislatures, y base de esa
propiedad, Sc hizo nuestro presu-
puesto insular. El deber del 60
bierno q. representa- la Legislatu
ra, no esta en- imponer nliseras eco
nomias, rompiendo "batallas'' que
teconoceA alimentar. Ell Gobierno
que representa- a nuestra Legisla-
tura esta en- Ia obligation de ha-
49,. ~asna4o~ 1oc Io%yac ana ay.no,aa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-07
ANTONIO QUDGLEY

RESFRIADO CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININA desvia la causa, Gu
rando tambien la Grippe, Influen-
"a, Paludismo y Fiebre. Solo hay
nm ''BROMO QUININA". La firn1a
do f. w. GROVE viene con cada
caJlta. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-07
LAS AUToRIDADES

Las autoridades policiacas y ci-
viles iniciaron Embellishments una
invegtigaci6n de los hechos para
deterlninar 81 hubo culpabilidad o
no por parte del chauffeur.
Despr6s do un extenso interro-
gatorio. Ell chauffeur pudo salir en-
Tbertad mediante una fianza que
pre- tora de $1,000.
Este triste suceso ha causado
honda pena en- Fajardo, dcnde la
vfctima gozaba de grandes simpa-
tias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-07

$500 a 5000 1925 a 1900
$500 $500 1000 a 1900
$500 $500 1000 1925
1000 $500 1900 a 1900
4,50O a 10000 1854 a 2,76o
canza q $3.50, tendremos que Mis-
sissippi, el estado que fgura EN- Ill
timo lugar en- la balanza economi-
ca de la Nacion, es cinco veceS
mas rico que nuestra isla, mientras
que la riqueza del Estado de Ne
vada equivale 80 veces nuestra
riqueza, siendo el promedio para
la Nacion IL veces ell promedio de
Puerto Rico. En- nuestra isla pode-
mos de igual modo notar los efec-
tos de la deficiente distribution de
Ia riqueza al comparar las municI
palidades de Aguadilla, Utuado, 81
bana Grande, Cabo Rojo, Earanji-
to otras muchas cuyos recurffs
econ6micos son muy limitados, con
las municipalidades dc Guanica, Sa
linas, Santa Isabel, Fajardo, Vie
ques, que gozan de los mayores be
nefcios econ6micos de la isla por
ell hecho de tener centrales azu.'a-
reras en- sus jurisdicciones:
Narsnjito $3.50 por nifio.
| lAguadilla $1.e1 per nifio.
Guanica $500 por niio.
(Alrededor de)
"a Desarrollo de Ia educacion
fi6ica. Es esta una ,necesidad fun
damental para Ia formation de una
nacion saludable y feiiz. a cuyo 4:
pecto Ell Proyecto Federal conce.ic
gran importancia.
| (5) Mejoramiento de la prepl-
rac1on professional de los maestros
encargados de la formation de los
ciudadanos de la Naci6n, cuyo go
bierno descansa sobre solidas bases
de democracia universal.
Estos son los cinco puntos funda
mentales en- apoyo dc un Departa-
mento Federal de Educacion, GU
20 proyecto ha venido mereciendo
un sentimiento de franca simpatia
por los Congresistas y directores
nacionales, de tai modo que Sc es-
pera una acci6n favorable sobre e.
asunto en- ell Immediate future.
La session de la tarde fue dedi'
cada conferencias parciales Y
a visitar los lugares interesantes de
la ciudad nacional.
(Continuara)
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REGLAMENTO della ASOCIACION
DE EMPLEADOS DEL DEPARTA-
MENTO DE AGRICULTUR Y
TRABAJO

que. o cuando rcnuncie 0 quede ce
snnte.
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Los Tres RegalOs..

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-07

Sueldos anuaIes. Sueldos anuales.
$1,000 $1,000 s 600 a SLIPS
$500 a 5000 1925 a 1900
$500 5000 1000 1900
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1900 4,5Oo 1000 a 1925
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-03-11
FARM BUREAU NOTES
Pass Gasoline Tax

The gasoline tax which was advoca-
ted almost unanimously by Wisconsin
farmers as shown in the statewide
referendum submitted by the state
farm bureau to 1900 townships in
April, 1924, has passed the state legis-
lature and is awaiting the governors
signature to become law.
This is one of the greatest tax re-
forms in the history of Wisconsin. In
this way he who uses the road will
help build and maintain it and gener-
al property will be relieved of this tax
burden to a very large extent.
In dollars and cents the "gas tax
bill' will bring to Grant county the
sum of considerably over one hundred
thousand dollars in 1925, instead of
less than twenty-five thousand dollars
as in 1924
The farm bureau is proud of being
leading factor in this worthy ac-
complishment.
HUGH HARPER, Secretary Grant
County Farm Bureau.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-03-11
LIVINGSTON

Born to Mr. and Mrs. William An
drew, son, March s.
Louis La Court is having an ice
machine put in his creamery. 1t took
weeks work for three men to place
the machine.
David Biddick and Cecil Joynt are
starting a repair shop in the Skate
building on Main street.
Miss Bonnie Anderson was married
to Walter Kies March 5.
Mrs. Claude Watson of Albany, Wis
spent the weekend at her fathers, W.
NJ. Livingston
Miss Jennie and Miss Mabel Living
ston entertained the H. R. Livingston
family Saturday as it was H. RS
birthday.
First place in the stock judging con-
test at Platteyille was awarded to the
Livingston high school team Friday
afternoon. The team was awarded a
silver loving cup. E. E. Skaliskey, the
principal of the Livingston high school
coached the team. Judging took place
at the Normal school,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-03-11
PATCH GROVE

Henry Adams is very sick with
pneumonia and pleurisy. A trained
nurse is taking care of him.
A baby girl came to the Don Glover
home last Monday.
The baby at Thos. Hanley's only
lived little over week. 1t was
buried last Tuesday.
The w. c. T. U. ladies held their
regular meeting at the Brodt home
last Friday and took in a new mem
ber
Our high school boys and girls went
to Bloomington on Friday night and
played basketball with their teams.
Our girls were victorious but the boys
were defeated 1913.
John Saunders, our postmaster, is
still at the hospital at La Crosse. He
is not improving and there are doubts
as to his ever being we'll again.
Mrs. Stella Tryon has returned to
her home after an extended visit with
her mother.
Scott Garside one of our high school
boys, is under the doctors care on
account of an injury received at the
basketball game at Bloomington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-03-11
JURY GIVES WOMAN
CAR IN INSURANCE
COMPANY LAWSUIT

Mrs. Margaret Dugan of Sinsinawa,
won her case and ownership of a 1928
Ford coupe in a lawsuit tried in cir
cult court last Tuesday. She was
sued by the Mercantile Insurance Co.
for the value of an automobile on the
grounds that the machine was stolen
property when bought by Mrs. Dugan
on August 20, 1928.
The company claimed that the ma
chine had been stolen from Vincent
Flynn of Fulton, ILL.,, a week previous
to the sale to Mrs. Dugan. The claim
was made also that motor block num-
bers had been changed to cover up
the cars identity. me machine has
been in the sheriff's custody, held in
escrow, for some time. Now Mrs. Du-
gan gets it back.
The jury placed the cars value at
$3.50 and Mrs. Dugan's damages at $50
She was represented by George B.
Clementson. Kopp & Brunckhorst ap-
peared for the other side.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-03-11
WOMAN SUES
SALOON NAN
FOR DAMAGES
Mrs. Richardson, Cuba City,
Asks $4,000 of Wiederholt
for Ruin of Husband.

An unusual suit for damages is on
trial in circuit court as the Herald
goes to press. 1t is the action brought
by Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson of Cuba
City against one Geo. Wiederholt.
owner of a soft drink parlor in that
place.
Mrs Richardson asks $4,000 alleg-
ing that from July /, 1922, to June
10, 1924, her husband was addicted to
the use of liquor bought of Wieder-
holt AS a result, she claims, Richard
sons barber business dwindled be-
cause customers feared the effects of
razor in his hands. He also neg
lected his business and his condition
eliminated in treatment at Mendoza
state hospital. Since, it is said, Rich
ardson has sobered up and is work
ing steadily in his home town.
Richardson is 80 and the father Of
four small children He took the stand
Monday and told the story of his
downfall, seemingly mistaken by
sharp cross examination by Wieder-
hollis attorneys The taking of evil
dence continued all Monday afternoon
and Tuesday morning and is in pro-
gress as the Herald goes to press.
The unusual part of the action is
that the whole alleged breaking of a
man through the use of liquor and
the continuous sale of same has oc-
CURED since the passage of the Vol
stead act
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-03-11
HUGH ORION RETURNS

Hugh Orion, Lancaster business man
who left the city so suddenly and
mysteriously on Wednesday, Feb. 5,
going south to E. Dubuque and there
dropping out of sight, returned home
as suddenly as he left. He was accom-
panied home by his wife, brother-in-
law, Eugene BROKER and former I'm
dersheriff Bert Morse of Fennimore,
who had been retained as detective
on the case by the BROKER family.
According to reports Mr.. Morse
traced the missing man in clever
way, following kilograms, ETC., and
finally making his cinch on the clue
by consulting freight shipments out of
Dubuque. Freight shipped by "W.
H. Borden" is said to have given Mr.
Morse confirming belief that he had
the right trail. Orion was located in
Dallas. Texas. Morse went there and
located Hugh without trouble. Mrs.
Orion and brother went down to Dali
las Sunday week ago. They all re-
turned together.
No complaints have been filed and
no action has been taken upon which
to base a report of the numerous SEN
sational rumors surrounding the case.
Suffice to say that the missing man
is back at his home in Lancaster al
though what his plans are is not Civ
en- to the public.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-03-11
BEETOWN

Mrs. Allen Myers was in Cassville a few
days last week helping the Ben Myers fam
lily get straighteneed out in their new home.
The Albert Phillips family haze moved
from Lancaster to their farm below town.
Mr.. Garthwaite moved from the Earl
Sturmer farm to the farm vacated by Lloyd
Pascoe, and Chas. Adams on the Sturmer
place.
Joe and Ed. Bradbury of So Dakota and
Chas. Petty of Lancaster spent Wedesnday
at Toay Gamers.
VIM. Smith was a caller from Lancaster
Wednesday to his daughter, Mrs. George
Bonham, who he reports some better.
r Roads are in good shape the patrolmen
being out every day.
Ada Allen and mother and Harvey Abb
rams We're Lancaster people here Thursday.
Lester Appleby and wife attended party
at Ellenboro Friday night.
Mrs. Jennie Sweigert of Cassville called on
friends here Friday.
Archie Chapman was home Saturday and
helped celebrate Grandma Chapman's birth
date.
Allen Myers and wife motored to Bagley
Saturday.
Archie Winner and family of Cassville
spent Sunday at Annie Hilarys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-03-11
KTMANIS MINSTREL SHOW

The announcement of the dates of
the Kiwanis Minstrel show, which are
March 10 and 20, guarantees the peo-
pie of this community a real enter
tainment of merit All of the old fav-
orites will appear, many of them hav-
ing taken part in these shows for the
last 40 years.
The old-timers all say this is their
farewell appearance and no doubt but
what they will Guido themselves to
leave an impression that will never be
forgotten.
Standing room will be at premium
both nights and you will be wise to
secure your seats early.
The Winninger players played to a
packed house Monday night and made
a great hit with the First Year" They
have we'll balanced company of real
artists and will continue the week
with the best standard plays which are
listed in an ad in this issue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-03-11
FRANK MUNDON
DUPLICATES
TWO OTHERS
Claims He Had Aid on Cigar
Theft.-One Man Arrested,
Another Skips Out.

FAYETTEVILLE Frank Mundon,
charged with the wholesale theft of
cigars from the Knebel factory here
Dec. 1, who pleaded guilty and was
given two years in the state reform
atory at Green Bay, implicated 9TH
ers.
Sheriff Livingston placed one Gobel
under arrest on information received
from Mundon. The sheriff also had a
warrant for the arrest of Orice Lo-
gan, a companion of Mundon's. Lo-
gan evidently received tip from
some source as he left Tuesday night
for St. Louis.
According to Mundon's confession,
others are implicated and further de-
velopments are expected in connec-
ton with the case. Gradually a ring
of burglars known to this section of
Grant county is being broken up; two
are now in Jail, a third is in jail
awaiting trial and others will be
brought to justice as soon as suffi-
cient evidence has been obtained on
which convictions can be obtained