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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
"Saieons Are Bound to Co.

Itefe'- mighty force a~asiug
A-- -alDJus are bound % 70,
Uuen the wind 81 legislation
.stu-t the liquor traffic blow.
Waen tte neart- Of Christian people
2 r lo arm % meet the fc.
oar CD 10 marching nu.
Taere'- q sound 81 great comm1tgu
Sweeping over all the LAND.
Nm % GOD with faIth and courage
~ begin 10 lake stand
~ the cause that long has waited
Fyr q leader ~ command.
On. God IL marching on.
w have -een the Lord o. glory
WIKI the -aint- around the throne.
Heard the prayer TO him ascending
A. rbe mighty prayer OF one
W. have herd hi an-Ver gIncu
'.I. my name % shall be- done.
Dlr God D. marching on.
". have -een the face "i Jesus
Bending u-t above our Own.
~ have caught with him the vision
.Di the struggle that il on.
Ne have seen the liquor t;alhc
b hI- power overthrow.
oar COD o., marching on.
We have felt the mighty presence
o.. dee spirit Of the Lord.
81 We know that our pctuot-
B. tuc ftti,..I uave been ueai.,
Hl., tU. pcacc. the i1r. DO" triumph,
o.. t," ou,- vino trust i"- word.
ra. DDl ,- marching on.
&C. have seen gloriou. vision
pi tine day that coming -oOn
- hen tuc host OF -in are vanIui shed,
\ id saloons with them have gone:
Wucn the Captain OF our army
snail proclaim the victory won.
For cod 0- maching on.
& athcriHc +. Little,
Warrington. y.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
Saloons for Cynthidna.

At the local option election in
Cynthiana on Friday $50 votes
were cast. A majority of "a in
favor of saloons. OF the five pre-
cincts-one was tie and two voted
dry and two wet. Much interest
was manifested. Present indica-
tons are that a county vote will
soon be taken.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

On first page is an account of
Kentucky State Law and Order
League. We hope every reader
Of the ADVOCATE will consider it
and be persuaded to realize in his
own life the high ideals set forth
in the Resolutions adopted.
\ high type of civic righteous
ness will be attained when each
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
Henry Watson,
Receiver in Bankruptcy

The report that President Roose-
welt is failing in health is without
found, ton. He does need rest
and after the middle of June and
during the months of July and
August he will be away from the
busy world quarentined at Saga
more. Hill.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
Friday, May "a.

We will offer for sale at actual
Cost for CASH our entire line
of wooden dress goods. Anything
in the line, any color at actual cost
for cash. POSITIVELY ONE DAY
ONLY. w. A. Samuels d Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

If you wish to discontinue YOU
paper, do not ask the Postmaster
to write us that the paper is
REFUSED. If you desire to
know amount you owe look at the
tag. The date on it shows that
you owe FROM that time to present.
Calculate and send amount due. If
you send US too much we will re-
turn excess.
ADVOCATE PUB. Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
for Sale,

Down town residence lot. well To-
Gated, for $500. Call on
Il. +. Rogers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Eight or ten first-class DurO(
Jersey Bears.
42-4t f. S. Cunningham.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22
Financial embarrassment.

The many friends of Mrs. Emma
Wilson will regret to know that
she has been forced into invOlun-
tary bankruptcy. The petition
was filed by a Cincinnati man.
Assets about 500; liabilities
$1,000.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

Hats for less than half price at
Bankrupt sale of Mrs. Emma
Wilson.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

We are rushed in the sale of
fresh, new style, up-to-date hats
and millinery stock and notions at
reasonable prices.
Roberts q Mastin.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1907-05-22

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
ITALIAN COUN sell
MAKES AN APPEAL
TO GOV. BLANCHARD
ACTION GIVES INTERNATIONAL
ASPECT TO KIDNAPPING
CASE.
(PublIshers Press Rennrt \


New Orleans. La. June 17.-The
Lamana kidnapping has taken an in
ternationa1 aspect by the appeal OF
Italian Counsul Solesi to Governor
Blanchard for protection to eight
Italians against possible violence. The
eight had been arrested as suspects.
None OF the prisoners were natura,
lied American citizens. Governor
Blanchard s2id he could not interfere.
but the city, police transferred the
Italians to C safer Jail. Except for
the warnings OF the consul and the
acting mayor there was little sur
face indication OF "A dangerous tur-
MOL among the Italians.
No progress toward recovering the
lost boy was reported during the day.
Antonio Costa barber, who is al
legged to have bought the boy candy
within few minutes proceeding his
disappearance Saturday night, was
among those arrested, and appeared
to have become insane when placed
in confinement
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
BABY GIRL FOUND
IN A VALISE
STRANGE FIND or LAMPLIGHTER
ESTES IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Juno H. Whenj
Eugene Estes, lamplighter on the
Bowen road, started out early this
morning to put out the lights he
noticed a yallse I'm n wagon which
belonged ito William Pierce. with
whom Estes boards. Knowing that
the vallse did not belong to anyone
In the house. Estes picked It M.
and as he did so was startled to
near cry. It sounded like n baby
but might have been a cat, Estes
said. He quickly opened the valise.
He found that "A b'ue-eyed baby girl,
weighing about ~ pounds, was re-
posing snugly within.
He promptly took the little one
into the house, whore Mrs. Pierce
took charge OF It. BY tho time a
representative OF the Board OF Chill
drcn's Guardians had called she had
fallen so much in love with the little
stranger that she wanted to keep
tho child. However, It was turned
over TO district nurse who lives at
325 G. street, but in all probability
the board viii shortly return IL to
Mrs. Pierce who wants to adopt the
girl II the parents cannot be Iocat-
ed
About o'clock this morning, Mrs.
Pierce says, n wagon slowed up in
front Of her home. She believes that
the vaiise with the baby in It was left
y the parties who we're in the wagon.
The yaIise IS n large brown one, and
there Is nothing about II that would
give q clue TO tho Identity OF It's
owner.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
SCOUTS THEORY
Of CANCER CURE
PARIS SPECIALIST FAILS TO SEE
GOOD IN IDEAS OF TWO
GERMANS.
(PublIshers Press Report.)

Paris, June 17.-Dr Doyen, the
famous cancer specialist, was asked
his opinion OF the recent discovery by
Leiden and Bergell, German special
lists who found In all cases of incur
able cancer examined the absence of
certain chemical constituents in the
liver which act as a frment.
All sorts of theories as to cancer
arise, have some vogue and then
disappear" said Or. Doyen. at am
not Inclined to attach great impor-
lance 20 this discovery"
He then went on to say that he
has found in his clinical experience
when cancer attacks what he calls
the noble cells OF The body. that is.
the highly differentiated cells which
form the nerves, the muscles. and
organs like the liver, there is very
little resistance. These cells have
for their functions the secretion OF
bile and the storing up of sugar in
the form of glyceIfn
Ut. Doyen has always found that
when the liver is attacked cancer
makes rapid progress He thinks II
improbable, therefore. that the liver
can secrete any product which com
bats the activity of the CANCER germs.
DR.. Doyen is still WORKING hard on
his own theory that cancer is caused
by microbe which he has called
mycroccus -neoformans. The ceIe-
brated DR.. Wright OF London is work
ing with it now to obtain a cure for
cancer.
DIR. Doyen not only has shown the
mivrobe within cancerous cells under
the MICROSCOPE, but recently he has
demonstrated that when the cells are
divided. which is their manner OF
propagation, the microbe is found in
each new cell.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
COLLECTOR CRAFT
HAS WHISKY .SEIZEI
GOVERNMENT DECLARES PRO.
DUCT OF JAMES II. PEPPER HAS
BEEN CoLORED WHILE IN
BOND. Is WORTH $4,000.
(Publishors Press Report.)

Washington, June n7.-In pure
suance of orders issued by tho Com
missioner OF International Revenue
missioner of Internal Revenue Capers
1865 barrels OF whisley belonging to
James 70. Pepper have boon seized
at Louisville by Collector Craft.
The age OF tho whiskey ranges
from six to eight years. and its mar
ket value, exclusive OF the Govern
mont tax, is estimated to be between
$3.50 and $4,000.
The seizure was made because it
is alleged tho whiskey was unlaw-
fully colored, This the Pepper peo-
ple deny.
Tho laws which the revenue author
tiles claim have been Violated are
sections 3244 and 3.2s9 of the re-
Vised statutes. Briefly, these pro-
Visions contemplate that when spirits
are entered in warehouses and in
bonds, they are I'm process of dlstIlla-
ton, and no substance should be adj
ded that was not Incorporated in the
original article; otherwise the spirits
become recti1ed, and subject the dis
tillor TO the Government rectifica.
tion tax. This tax Is 800 year for
less than 500 barrels. ana 5000 for
a production in excess of that.
The Pepper people have retained
former Internal Revenue CommIssio-
ner Yerkea to represent them, and at
his request received by telegraph to-
day Information that Commissioner
Capers will grant hearing June 90.
The penalty provided by law for
It's violation is forfeiture of the whIs-
Ky. but It has been customary for
tho Government TO compromise such
cases on a cash basis.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
PETTIBONE
DENIES REPORT

Boise. Idaho June t8.-The re-
port from Denver that ever was
in the employ Of the Pinkertous
or gave them Information and was
TO be stool pigeon Tor the mine
owngrs is unquaiGedly and mali
ciously false and you can not deny
it too strongly. IN the above state
ment George PeAibDne from his
cell here today gave the Iie TO
statements published that he was a
paid spy and had agreed TO testify
for the state. But that By great
persuasion he had been finally won
by Meyer and Haywood and would
stand pat with them when court
reconvcned today Orchard was re-
called TO the witness stand The
First proceedings were the produc
ton of a number of witnesses by
the defense who we're expected 90
impeach certain portions OF bis tes-
timony
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
ANOTHER BODY SEEN IN
WATER OFF THuMBLE LIGHT

Fort Monroe, Va, June 17.-Cap-
tain Mann, OF the steamer Washing
ton, which arrived from Washington
at Old Point early to-day reports hav-
ing seen the body Of a midshlpman
floating in Hampton Roads of Thin
be light.
Captain Mann rs unable TO say
whether there was more man one
body. The discovery was reported to
Admiral Emory, of the batueshlp
Ohio. and three launches were at
once sent to Thimble light.
The body found east Of ocean View
this morning DIS probably not the
same one reported by the captain Of
the steamer washington at Fort
Monroe this morning.
Thimble light is about four miles
in a northeasterly direction from
Fort Monroe on the same side OF the
bay, while ocean view IS on the 9th
or side and quite a distance below.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
KING SEEKS To
CLOSE BREACH
VII WILL MEET KAISER
TO DISPEL THE PREVALENT
WAR RUMORS.
ELLEN TERRY's YOUNG HUSBAND
Is POPULAR WITH HER
RELATIVES.
publishers Press Report.)

London, juno 17.-In tho bitter
campaigne which is being waged
against Germany tho kings name
has been taken in vain moro than
once. His majesty has been repre-
scented as giving the cold shoulder 70
the kaiser on several occasions. and
onfy the court officials know how ang.
ry the king has been over this az
tempt to provoke n quarrel.
AS a matter OF fact. the kings
one ruling thought is for peace. He
does not pretend to have any great
personal affection Tor his imperial
nephew, but he is determined to nut
an end to n campaigne which Is al
ready bearing evil fruits.
It is an open secret that three
great London newspapers declined
the invitations to send their editors
to Germany to return the visit which
the German editors paid here last
year, so that the visit of the remain
ing editors was not exactly a sue
cess.
The king has now practically de-
cided TO meet and spend two days
with the Kaiser on his ways 10
Marienbad next August, so as TO put
an end to all the dangerous gossip
which is being ndulged In. After
the Marienbad "cure," the king will
visit Count and Countess Festetics
at their homo in the Tylor.
All Miss Ellen Terry's relations
have now made the acquaintance OF
her young husband, Mr.. James Ca
rev, with whom they are Delighted.
Mr.. and Mrs Carew are living I'm
an old world cottage at Winchelsea.
which has been tenanted by Mrs. Ca
rev for several years past.
The couple are extremely happy
and Mr.. Carew now confesses that
he had been I'm love with Miss Terry
for a year. IL is not generally known
that Mr.. Carew berore his marriage
absolutely insisted that Miss Terry's
money should be settled entirely on
her children Gordon and Edith
Craig.
Miss Terry's sister, Mrs. Lewis,
with her daughters, motored down to
Winchelsea a few days ago and they
found Miss Terry, whom they adore,
skipping about the garden like a girl
OF eighteen
Maidenhead, the fashionable river
side townlet on the Thames, has so
| increased in population among
Americans that rents for furnished
residences are for this season higher
than they have ever been. Rooms
in the hotels, too. have been
snapped up" by New Workers.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
AMERICAN AMBLERS LOOT THE
FAMOUS ESTABLISHMENT
FOR A HUGE SUM.
TRUSTED CRoUPIERS ARE THEIR
ACCOMPLICEs IN THE
ROBBERY.
publishers Press Report

NIuDhsueTS Press Report
Paris, June 17.-American aSe
having quite the time of their lives
hnding accommodations at the hotels
A party from Chirago tried ten hotels
before dividing itself into beds i'm the
ONCE. bathrooms and elevators. An
other party from the far west. tray
cling in automobiles, decided to
spend the night in their cars at
garage and were very comfortable.
A successful raid hss-been made on
the bank of Monte Carlo. and il is
said that American gamblers or
crooks engineered it. The Blanc
establishment at Monte Carlo is con-
ceded TO be "up to snuff." 1t has had
experiences in the past, and on it's
stan are both skilled detectives and
skilled crooks, whose duty is not
alone to watch out for and prevent
crookedness, but also to dream up
new and possible schemes by which
the bank could be robbed, and then
have a preventative ready and thus
guard against the willy outsiders.
The legitimate player at roulette
mas scored many times and taken
large sums from the bank. But that
Is straight gambling, and, of course
expected. 1t also has been thought
that the croupier and chief de parti
were invulnerable. They lived on
the grounds of the Casino. received
very high salaries and rewards. and
were so constantly under espionage
That 1t was thought impossible for
them to do any crooked work. The
system of rewards for discovering
erookedness is so generous that II
was believed there was really more
money in being perfectly honest.
But 1t appears that couple OF
very intelligent Americans, who had
been for years croupier and look
outs In gambling houses in Hot
Springs, Ark, but have lately been
out of work, came to Monte Carlo
and applied for work at the Casino.
They We're not skilled enough i'm the
various languages and so were not
even put on the waiting list. They
stayed around the Casino. however
and played in a small way, appar-
emily working out a system. And
they became friendly with coupIe
OF the regular croupiers, which.
may say, is almost an unheard of
thing. This friendship extended to
couple OF the chiefs de parti. as
the look OUT men are called
And then the beautifully simple
American skin game began.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
CIRCULAR SAYING BLUEFIELD's
TAXES CAN'T BE INCREASED
WRONG.

The Circular Letter OF the Com
mittee OF the ChamOer Of Commerce
Quotes the Wrong Chapter of the
Code
The Circular letter which was sent
out yesterday and a copy Of which APP
peaTed in this mornings Telegraph
over the signatures o. L. Alexander,
J. w Ruff, II. A. Ritz, W. H. Con-
man, Geo. II. Hill and b. A. Marks,
Committee, is WRONG.
Sec. ! Of Chapter 62 OF Acts 1907
DOES NOT REPEAL Sec. 1911 OF
Chapter AZ A Of the Code 1906. The
law the circular quotes refers to
Chapter At. AND NOT to Chapter Al
OF the Code OF 1906.
The general subject OF Chapter ~
of the Code is CITIES, TOWNS AND
VILLAGES, INCORPORATED WITH
OUT SPECIAL CHARTER WHERE
POPULATION is LESS THAN TWO
THOUSAND. This chapter does not
even apply to BIuefeld, nor to ANY
TOWN OF MORE THAN TWO
THOUSAND POPULATION.
The subject Of the Chapter which
/ provides that our taxes may be $50
on the hundred dollars is "FINAN-
CEs, INDEBTEDNESS AND BONDS
/ OF CITIES" See Sec 1911 OF Chap
ter a. a, page 815 Code OF w. va.
1906; also Warth's Code 1899 at
page 1914.
Clause 2 OF Sec 1911 says. "If Il
be a city, town ar village containing a
population Of more than ten thousand
inhabitants, and Tess than twenty
thousand inhabitants. the rate shall
not exceed one dollar and fifty cents
on every hundred doifarB value Of
property ascertained by the last as
sessment for state and county pur-
poses"
il was inexcusabie I'm this commit.
tee 70 quote the wrong chapter Of the
Code and whether # was done In ip.
norance Of the or in an anempt 10
deceive the voters, the result IS the
same.
The articles which appear in the
Daily Leader asserting that CITY tax
es for paying interest and providing
for sinking fund may be as much as
$50 on the hundred dollars was
written advisedly and the writer
stands to substantiate the same.
The letter Of the Committee sar-
castically says "1t would have been
better had the author OF this ar
. ucles properly posted himself prior
TO make such a statement" This
. Committee would do well to remem-
Der the following admonltlon
FIRST CAST OUT THE BEAM
OUT OF THINE OWN EYE. AND
/ THEN SHAFT THOU SEE CLEAR
|LY no CAST OUT THE NOTE OFT
. OF THY BHOTHER's EYE" .
We ask any one 10 examine tho
law referred 20. Anyone who read
our articles viii observe that he did
not refer to Chapter a.. but TO 47A
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
P0CAHONTAS NEWS

Mrs. Blanche Trent, Of Goodwill.
stopped over in Pocahontas today on
her way to Maybeury.
Mr.. Freeman, drummer who Is
well known throughout the coal
fields, was shot and killed I'm Key
stone Saturday night by one OF the
policemen.
A man by the name Of Lowell while
attempting TO board a freight train
at Bluestone Sunday evening fell un-
der the train and was literally torn
TO pieces
Miss Katie Litchford returned this
evening from Landgraft
Mrs. John Owens and Miss Mabel
ovens left Sunday morning for a
visit to Pulaski.
DR.. Johnson has returned from
Richmond.
Little Miss Blodwyn voight, OF
Roanoke, Is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Carr.
Mr.. Ambrose and family. Of Boisse-
vain Will leave this evening for Phla
delphia TO visit Mrs. Ambrose's moth
ef.
Miss Helen Foster has accepted a
position as assistant telephone opera
tor.
Mr. Sol Lyman loft Sunday night
for Huntington
J G. Hiudaey, Of Cooper, was in
town Sunday
Miss Minnie Cooke was up from
Blueneld Saturday
Mrs 8 q Cooke. who has been
quite ill for some time, was taken
Saturday TO the hospital at Hunting.
ton for treatment
Mr. 8 Katzon Of Keystone. spent
sunday in Pocahontas
Mosars Lotus. Brookes. Shear and
KOhn. of Nor'hfork spout Sunday u
/ POcahoutas.
ON Friday night "a party Of horse
Thieves put Zoo some good work
Three horao were stolen 200 Nomours.
one from j. J.. Babcr and one from
Reuben Hughes One of the thieves
has been placed in Jail here and The
others arc being hold in BluanoId
up until Tho officers from This place
take charge of them.
Mr. Bush, of Giatto. is in town TO-
day.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
HIT ON HEAD
BY D|SCUS
FATALLY HURT AT HIGH
SCHOOL ATHLETIC
(Publlshers Press Report }

Rutherford, n. j., June IS.-Roy
Hunt ~ years old, member OF the
Ruthford High School, was struck
I'm the head by n discus In the annual
athletic games between Rutherford
and Passalc Saturday afternoon. lie
Is dying at his home.
Hunt was keeping score of the base
ball game between tho two schools
while games were In progress in
another part of the old Clifton race
track grounds One OF the discus
throwers made a miscalculatlon and
the iron shot into the crowd. Hunt
was struck on the head and was
rendered unconscious.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18

AMERICAN LEAGUE. q.
At Philadelphia Cleveland 1, Phil
adelphia 4.
At New York Chicago 3, New
York T.
At st. Louis-St. Louis II, Boston
4.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
At St Louis Boston 3, ST. Louis
AT Washington-Wa Washington 4,
Detroit 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago-Chicago 2, Boston 1
AT st. Louis st. Louis o, Brook
Ign 2.
At Cincinnati New
York 9.
AT Pittsburgh ittsburg 3, Phila-
delphia z.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Memphis Birmingham Mem
phis 3.
At New Orleans-Atlanta o, New
Orleans 2.
At Little Rock -Little Rock 3,
Montgomery 2.
Al Little Rock-Afternoon game;
Little Rock l, Montgomery 0.
At Shreveport-.Sh Shreveport Nash
Vile 0.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. =.
RI Columbia-Macon /, Columbia
2.
At Charleston 4, Sa-
vannah 90.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6, Jack
sonville !.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18

Chattanooga, Tenn Juno u.s.
Special from Chattanooga, Tenn says
That q bridge under construction for
an extension of Che Southern Rail-
way over Battle Greek collapsed to-
day under weight OF am engine and p
freight cars Seven people were bad
ly hurt and one of them probably
fatally.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-18
BLUEFIELp TO UAVE A
NEW CITY DIRECTORY

We are glad to learn that new
city directory is being gotten out for
Blueheld, Graham and the Flat Ton
Coal Fields District. This will meet
long felt. want. The last city
directory was gotten out some four
years ago. Since that time the city
has about doubled the size, and
many changes have -6een made. The
directory viii include the new num-
bers recently assigned to the hous-
es. 1t will also contain, aside from
makinga complete poll, a classified
business directory giving eonsecu-
lively the names OF parties ifr~eacb
street, this will be in addition te the
complete alphebeticHf +-st of all adj
ults with their business address. and
residence.
The people behind this directory
are men of experience in the pub
fishing business and have also had
experience in getting out directo-
ries.
June 18th, 1907.
Mr. n. d. Maner.
General Manager n. &. w. Ry.,
Roanoke. Va
Dear Sir:
The Bluefeld-Graham Chamber OF
Commerce recently asked the Coun
ell Of Blueneld to call an election
the issue of bonding the City fol
$10O.OOO.00, this fund to be useC
n paving streets and extending the
sewer system
Knowing that your company ha,
been the direct cause of the rapio
growth Of our city, and is today tn,
most important factor IN It's contln
led prosperity our Chamber re-
gusts that you give us an expires
sion Of your views on the impor
tance OF the issuing Of the bonds To-
the amount noted?
The election to dcide this matte
will be held on the 10th inst: ant
7 shall be glad to hear from yol
prior to that time. also that yol
Will allow me to publish your reply
Thanking you~Yh advance, I am
Very truly,
j. w. HUFF.
President Blueneld-Graham Cham
+ Der OF Commerce.