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The bee., 1915-09-21
STATE C0NYENTlON
Of the Christian Church Of.
Kentucky Assembled at
Madisonville

d. o. +
!, The annual state SoRFsBtlSG d
Chutches of Christ in Keptuck1
metiin MadisOnville this week
Tue opening session was held on
Monday night, Sept. 30. Tues
day will 6s devoted to the work
of the Christian Woman's Board
Of Missions, Wednesday to KEN
lucky State Missions and Thurs
day to Bible school work, This
will be one Of the best conven&
tions in years. Madisonvllle has
a magnificent new church aud
elaborate preparations have been
made to entertain the convention
in a style commensurate with the
dignity and size of the gathering
that will assemble there, Large
crowds from the Blue Grass and
central Kentucky will come thru
on d special train, reaching Hem
dersOn at $50 o'clock Monday
morning Of next week, Most Of
those going from Henderson will
join this special, which is due to
arrive in Madisonville at 6 80 q.
m. in good time for supper and
the opening session. ssIt
M. Kyle Brooks, pastor of the
Henderson church, Is scheduled
to conduct the opening confer
ence on Tuesday morning from 8
to 8 on "Oeganizsd Adult Class
Work.n.
The bee., 1915-09-21
ONE HUNDRED BOYS
Object to Paying SIS For
Their Free Appointment

A surprise was thrown into the
registration proceedings at State
University when about 100 stu
dents who we're county appoin-
tees asserted their claim to ex-
emption from paying the Incl
dental fee of SIS charged to all
matriculates..
1t developed that the county
appointees had organized and en-.
gagged Attorney Geo. O. Webb to
represent them in the matter
and they propose to carry it in
to court if necessary 70 maintain
what they believe is just claim.
The county appointees have
Been advised that a decision was
handed down by the Fayetts cir.
cult court in 1904 enjoining the
university from collecting a SIM
liar fee from the county appoin-
tees, who protested against it,
Leader.
The bee., 1915-09-21
Hooked The holy ROLLERS

Dawson Springs, KY, Sept. is.=
A meeting of Holy Rollers that was
being held here at the home o. Rev.
Jordon was broken up by unknown
persons.
The marauders did not attempt
personal vengeance upon the mem
bers OF the sect, bnt contented them
selves with stOuinG the house.
All the windows were broken and
the participants in the meeting
made hasty exit.
Rev. Jordoh was once before Wis
tied by Possum' Hunters who took
him and his son and another man
out and whipped them severely.
They charged JOrdoa then, who had
been prsacbing on the streets Of
Dawson. with talking too much.'
The bee., 1915-09-21
ClRG3UIITl:.:..ICOURT
.CONVENES ON .
NEXT MONDAY
Term to Begin
With Heavy Docket and
Busy Term Promised
vRONwEGlTH,GAsEs

The September term of the
Hopkins Circuit Court will con-
syene56efe next Monday morning,
with Judge j r. Gordon pFesid-
iEs Tor his last term, and an m.
ius6GIly heavy docket cOnfrOnts
him. 1A 80 w. ~
The common wealth docket will
take up large part Of the term,
the attt eight days Of court be-
ing devoted to the trial Of these
leases, ..i...lYgrT '''''..,T--r1--.~ :;
Quite . 1upbeT Of cases against
lleged, @posSum hunters" are
ret fOE the term. i6r
The bee., 1915-09-21
10 GIVE Colt Show
III G0RTOINs GAP
Hopkins County Live Stock
Association Organized
and Will Give
Show

The Hopkins County Live
Stock Association, of Mortona
Gap, will give a colt show at
Mortons Gays Saturday, Sept.
%, 1915. The, association in
tends to make this an annual af-
fair for the purpose of encourag-
ing the farmers to raise. more
and better stock. They are Of
fering some nice cash prizes and
merchandise premiums on Hop.
kins County colts and win no
doubt have a great many enter.
ed in the show. The Mortons
Gap band boys are going to fur,
nish the music for the occasion
and the association intends I'd
make 1T a great day. They are
going to be prepared to take care
of the crowd and not only give
them a great colt show but en-
tertaiti them in a fine manner.
Everybody In the county is in
We'd to come and bring their
friends.
This speaks well for the com.
munity Of Mortons Gap and
shows that its citizenship is wide
awake and desires to do all they
can for the betterment of the
farmer and county. 1t Is the du-
ty of every citizen to encourage
this move and to help in making
it a grand success. We have the
people, stock and lands. All we
need is for some one to taEs the
lead in q progressive way to de-
velope what We have and we can
in a short while be as famous as
the Blue Grass section. We take
our hats off to the enterprising
citizenship of Mortons Gap and
wish them we'll and predict a
great success.
Remember the date, Saturday, |
Sept. g5. Go, take your friends. |
The bee., 1915-09-21
ARRESTED At DAWSON
Man Accused of Horse Steal-~i
ing Lodged in Hop.
town Jail

Ernest Halev was arrested al
Dawson a few days ago by the
town Marshal of Orofton on a
charge of horse stealing and the
prisoner was lodged in jail at
Hopkinsville to await the action
of the grand jury. Haley is ac-
cused of stealing a horse from
W. W. Woosley, of the Balm
bridge neighborhood.
The bee., 1915-09-21
Shof Them Both

At Providence KY, Sunday,
Ester Morton (cOl)' )'shOt and killed
Harvey Mcdowell, aged 80, and
perhaps mortally wounded his
wife, aged 25, when he caught
them coming out of a disreput-
able house near the town SAN
day. He had warned them that
he would kill them if he caught
them together again. Mrs. Nor
ton, IN spite of the warning, took
her husboud's car and met her
lover. -o t-,.u
The bee., 1915-09-21
MOrtOns Gap Ladies'
Will Serve Dinner Saturday
For Benefit Of New Bap-
tist Church

The EadieS of the Mortons &4p
Baptist Church will serve dinner
for 25e at she old Mercantile
store on Saturday, Sept. So, day
of the Colt SHOW, Proceeds to
90 for the benefit ofshe new B,p-
tist church being frected at that
place. Come and see the colts
and get a good dinner for 2Sc.
Ice cream aud caks Nlli be extra,
The bee., 1915-09-21
CARD or THANKS

We take this method of thank
ing our neighbors aud friends for
tbeh assistance and kindness
duEjng the illness and death Of
our son, Edward.
We also desire to thank the
donors of the beautiful floral Of
feriugs. May the blessings Of
Heaven rest upon each of you.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Robert Brown.
The bee., 1915-09-21
NATIONAL GUARD RIFLE
TEAMS WILL Be HERE
Annual Meeting Will be Held
This Week at Darlington
Range


Frankfort, KY, Sept 20. - The
-compAnY teams, First and Second
Regiments, X. N. G., win leave
Louisville the night Of Sept. ~ for
the rifs range Et EKrIington, where
they win remstn from Sept. 2s 70 80.
Third Regiment teams will leave
their respective stations the morn.
log OF Sept. SS. Ordera for their
movements we're Issued last week b.
ADJ gsB. ], TAHdy EllIG - 'i5 q /
The ett5bAhs tsAttia SuhaItt Of hVe
men ana Ah Aitgfhats, All Of whom
must have performed Is percent OF
al military dntV since Oct. is, 10ll.
The oompany teams will compete
for \ tlrs. prize Of 500, second prize
oi,t75, third prilA o. 49, fourth prize
Of t96 and hithl prise Of Sl0.4 f4rlot
s All ofioers below the Rrad6>oi
Major and enlisted men may enter
the Governors match (lndiVidual)
for the gold medal and 90 percent Of
the entrance fees; . lecond prize Of
IS percent, and . third prize Of 10
percent. .as est .sa.p .sWs4
Teams composed OF six Officers
and men from each fsRlment max.
ing the highest aggregate individual
scores in the company team tiatCh
will compete in . reglmentAl match
tor the regiments trophy, now held
by the Second Infantry. -f..-.
The state team will be composed
Of thirty men who make the highest
aggregate individual scores IN the
company and the Governors IllatRBi
es and scores fred under range
rules. This team will 60 TO Jack
sonvIlle, Fla, in October to repre-
sent Kentucky In the National Rifle
Matches.
Officers in charge Of the range
Will bei ..-e - =
Maj. Henry w, Rodgers, Third In.
tAhsfY, executive and chief range
Officer.
Capt. Fradk d, Lussee, Second
Infantry, Adiutant and statistical
officer.
Capt. Albert A. Stoll, tl5dlcAl
corps, surgeon.
Capt. James r. Sans, Second In
fantry, assistant range officer.
Capt. NJ. Testamon Back, Second
Infantry, A. 1. s. A.
Capt. Thos. o. Long, Third Infan-
try, A. I. 8. A. P.
Capt. Henry H. Austin, First In
fantry, A. I. s. A.P.
Capt. Charles A. WIcklIffe, First
Infantry, assistant range officer.
First Lieut.. Clarence B. Shown,
Third Infantry, assistant range on
Ger.
First Lieut.. Thomas Peyton, Third
Infantry, assistant range officer.
First Lieut.. Carl D. Norman, Sec
Ond Infantry assistant range officer.
Second Lieut.. VIM. Phipps, Sec
ond Infantry assistant range officer.
Second Lieut., Clifford V. Will
llatfisi Flrst Infantry, assistant
fahsg officer,
Reg: Com. Sergt. Lawson B. Flaek
Third Infantry, assistant statistical
officer.'
Color Ssrgt Walter A. Bailey,
First Infantry, assistant to statIstI.
cal officer.
First Glass PrfvGe Samuel B. |
Duncan, hospital cofpEs
First Glass Private August d. Roe.
der, hospital corps.
Cook, Lewis Bell, C3 D, Third |
oo6k, Cladys PevtOn, Co. q Third
e>
Cook, Clarence Fox, Go. G, Shird
Infantry,
Char 1ham potb
The bee., 1915-09-21
.IMPORTANT--.NOTGE

The Darlington Chapter U. D. c.
win meet at the residence OF Mls
J E. Fawcett on Main street to-
morrow afternoon at 1880 There
will be business OF Importance to
come before the members aud eleo-
tton OF officers will be held at this
meeting, It 10 earnestly requested
that u lull attendance be present.
The bee., 1915-09-21
DARLINGTON, MORTONS sGAP AND . "A. la. .,t 4
NORTONNLIE ENTERTAIN ii 4 COMMITTEE / NM l.l

Flags we're flying AID BaHHeFS
waving and the busineSS hOHsbs
Of the town suitably aecorAtts
Friday in honor Of the Dixie Bee
Line COMMITTEES, who came here
from Dawson. Early in the day
a1tomobiIes from this city, Nor.
tons Gap and NOftonVille began
Arriving filled with enthusiastic
Bee Line Boosters. BY the time
the first auto containing some Of
the committee arrived there we're
q large number Of machines lin
ed up waiting and the streets
were full Of people. Strung
across main street we're large
banners with the words, EARL
fngton Welcomes The Bee Linz
ers." Ga arriving at Esflingtou
the committee were Joined by
the waiting autos and some IF.
~ in number and made the it,
spectiun of the fUHte between
. ERrIington and NoftoBYiIle. At
Mortons Gap, where the arst stop
was made, the welcome address
was made by Mr.. Cole. who made
q brief bat excellent talk. he
was followed by Mayor Bosse.
The party were served cigars by
the Bee Line boosters at Mortons
and then proceeded to Norton
Vile. All along the route from
Mortons Gap to NortonVille the
people we're lined up along the
road waving faGs, handkerchiefs
and pillow cases shouting bee
Line Or bust" At NortonVille
the entire town acted as d re-
ception committee and served
sweet cider and cakes lavishly.
Several short talks were made
here and the committee returned
to darlington. On arriving at
Darlington the committee was
met by the local reception COM
mittee, the teachers and pupils
of the schools and the majority
of the citizens of Darlington.
Mr.. Jas. r. Rash acted as master
ofsceremonies, Mayor W. e. Rash
being absent from the city. Mr..
Rash, as usual, made a splendid
address, introducing Mayor Ben
Bosse, of Evansville. Mayor
Bosse spoke under great Difficult
ties, but managed to make him.
self heard above the clang Of the
engine bells and escaping steam.
He was followed by E. K. Noble,
of Princeton, Ind. and Mr.. Coop.
or, of Hopkinsville, who made a
few well chosen remarks advo |
eating good roads as a splendid |
asset to any community. After
the speaking the committee and |
their friends accompanied by
some of the local people repaired
to the park where barbecued
meats and other refreshments
we're served IN abundance.
The party then left for Slaugh
ters and Ssbree. Several Of the
committeeman said they had no
met with such enthusiasm any
where on the route as they had
at Darlington, MOrtons Gap and
q -rtonyille, and they also hinted
pretty broadly that these three
towns would not be far from the
Dixie Bee lane when It was com
pleted. The decision will not be
made until Nov. 4tb, when the
SgmaittssjwiN meet ::ih sEyahs-
The bee., 1915-09-21
The Next Best Thing 10 the Pine
Forest for Colds is

Or, Belle Pine-Tar- n oney. which
goes to, the yerY root Of cold tron.
bles, 1t clears the throat and gives
relief from that clogged and stuffed
feeling. The pines have ever been
the friend OF man In driving away
colds. Moreover, the pineIhOney
qualities are peculiarly effective In
lighting children's colds. Remem-
beF that q cold broken ct the start
greatly removes the possibility Of
complications. . sOo: /, Any drHsgiSt.s
The bee., 1915-09-21
DIXIE BEE LINE TO BE
TIE re SHORTEST ROUTE

Canvass Of Northern Commissioners indicates
Probable Course Of Great Highway Route
to Run Through Henderson, Darlington,
HOpkinsviIIs, Guthrie, and Springfield, Tenn,
Following General Line OIL. s N. !,
The bee., 1915-09-21

fho 0ulnlns That Does Not afIoct Ihs HSad
Because Of Its tonic and lnxative eject. LAXk-
TIvE BRoMo QUININEsi b better than Ordinary
Qeihips and does not cause hervousness nor
lipglna II bead. RememboE the full name and
MI tor he signAturt 0tR. ". 0A0VH. sc.
The bee., 1915-09-21

Cures Old Sores. Other Remedies Won't cuIs.
The worst sassr, nonattsr o. how long standing.
are cured " thee Wotlgl-liul, old reliable Dr.
forter'u ApuarpuQl .dfgl gllna OIL, IA relieves
Palm and Heals atth0 Salns ut,es IS. sOc. 400
The bee., 1915-09-21
Watch YOd Children

Often children do nosIet parents knS7
they are eonstipated. They fear somss
thing diatasteful. They win like Roxall
Orderlies-a mild Laxative thai tastsS
iks sugar Sold only by u, 10 esllli
81 BSrhard MlhiHs cS. insorpaa
,.i.,s raA' A'ntas A I -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-03-05
NEWSPAPER ETHICS.

Every once in while someone
brings in printing with request that
it be kept secret. Perhaps little
information concerning the rules of
newspaper offices and printing plants
will not be out of place. One of the
first things an apprentice is taught
is absolute secrecy concerning any
thing that is done in the office. He
must not give out information as to
nor give any notice of what is to APP
pear in the paper. Another rule is
that the copy book is sacred-that is,
outsiders must not read its contents,
neither should they read the copy on
the case before the compositor. This
last is considered by the average prin
ter as i'll bred as the reading of pri-
vate correspondence. All proof sheets
and in fact the paper itself is consid
cred private office property until it is
delivered to the publ. Leesburg.
Qnd.) Journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-03-05
Our Maidens.

Consider the maiden, Lo, though
the wind blow and chilleth her, she
weareth upon her feet sandals that
are low and hose that are silk. And
the neck of her gown existeth not.
Yet she sweareth that she is as warm
as toast. She goeth forth into the
highways and she carrieth a party
box, and therein are many strange
things wherewith to calsamine her
countenance. Puffs there are and the
skin of the channels and many pig
ments white as the lilies of Hebron
and red as the evening skies over
Jordan. She maketh up where she
listeth and careth not who observeth.
and though her skin become as pomc
granates, yet she denieth that there
is any color in the stuff. With gaze
OF reproof she telleth thee that it is
as eamphor ice and that it tinteth not
and, behold! She putteth it over up
on thee. She goeth forth at night
and she tangoeth until the dawn is
en- the mountains and the morning
breeze stirs the cedars, and she is not
bit tired. But when her mother beg
geth her to go up unto the market
place for cubic yard of calico, Lo,
she withereth upon the vine. Won,
derous are the ways of Madden
Eagle, White Cloud, Mich.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-03-05
One Days Income To Aid UNEMPLOYED

New York, Feb, PA novel meth
cd for relieving the suffering of the
two hundred thousand unemployed
of this city has been put in opera
ton at the suggestion of Judge 4. Fl.
Gray, chairman of the board of di-
rectors of the steel Corporation, and
Mrs. James Speyer, wife of the in
ternational banker, who are serving
as the heads of two committees. one
OF men and the other women, working
to relieve the suffering among work.
ers resulting from the existing in
dustrial depression. The PROPOSAL
was made that every person in the
city who should afford TO do so should
contribute one days income towards
the relief fund. Some unexpected re-
sponses already have been obtained.
One of the richest men of the coun-
try, figuring his income at $4,000
day, sent in check for that amount
and a wealthy woman contributed
$4,000 as her share. A newsboy
who sells papers in City Hall Park
turned in ninety cents-a DAYS pro-
ceeds-"to help some other guy in
hard luck" The subscriptions quick
iy ran into six figures and are rapidly
increasing. One of the principal use
to which the funds are put is the
establishment of workshops where
men and women are given EMPLOY
ment at making bandages and other
articles which are distributed free to
the city's hospitals and charitable
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-03-05
MARTIN AGAIN CALLED.
Will Be Named Floor Leader of the
Senate at Next Session.

Washington, D. C. Feb. 24.-When
Congress is recognized, Senator
Thomas S. Martin, Of Virginia, will be
elected floor leader of the Democrat
ic majority, unless plans now being
arranged miscarry. Senator John w.
Kern, of Indiana, who holds the place
now, will be elected president pro
tempore of the Senate, succeeding
Senator James P. Clarke, of Arkan.
sas, who is slated for defeat because
he led the revolt of the seven Demo-
cratic Senators against the admins
tration shipping bill.
Because the so-called progressive
element of the Democratic Senators
created q sentiment that the senior
virginia Senator was not in sympathy
with the Wilson policies, Mr.. Martin
was turned down for this place when
the Democrats got control of the up
per branch of Congress two years ago
Senator Martin, however, along
with Senator Simmons of North Carol
lima, and others who had been put in
the reactionary class, has proven to
be the mainstay of the President in
putting through progressive legisla-
ton in the Senate.
1t is no secret in Washington that
Wilson'S advisers now believe the
ship-purchase bill could have been
put through the Senate had the hand
ling of that measure been left to the
Virginia Senator.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-03-05
SUDDEN SHOCKS
Impair the System, Shorten Life and
Do Great Harm.

Do Great Harm.
If you knew that you could cure
yourself or your child of a malignant
disease by the use of dynamite, would
you take the chance?
Calomel acts on the sluggish liver
like dynamite on the solid rock.
1t shocks and upsets the organs and
works much harm as proven by its
after effects.
Modern science has discovered a
vegetable substitute that produces all
the desired effects of calomel without
the shock or after troubles. 1t is so
harmless that acids may be taken in.
to the system Immediately after the
medicine without fear of after eff
fects.
1t rids liver, Kidneys and bowels of
all poisonous Accommodations and
leaves the patient feeling new and
strong.
CARSWELL'S LIVER-AID is Oh
sale at Jackson's drug store at 50
cents for a large bottle. The purchase
price will be refunded in full if you
lind 1t unsatisfactory.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-03-05
In Belgium.

Most of the territory of Belgium is
occupied by the German army. Many
of the people of the kingdom are OBJ
Jects of charity. The invaders are
levying tax Of $4,000, 900 a month
upon the country. There is reason TO
believe that they have also common
deered food, cattle and other supplies.
For months past this helpless popu-
lation has been fed principally by the
benevolence of the United States and
Great Britain. The British Foreign
office now informs chairman Hoover
of the relief commission that until
Germans cease their levies in Belgium
thus devoting charity to the support
of their armies in the field, it will
make no further contributions for the
relief of the destitute.
Noting these tragic facts, which
furnish their own commentary, Mr..
Hoover says he can do nothing now
but appeal to the mercy of the peo-
pie in every land" Evidently he does
not mean every land. He means such
lands as are not engaged in the most
brutal Of all wars, and in particular
he does not mean the land which, no
matter how the conflict ends, Is to be
Judged forever by the record that 1t
has made and is making in Belgium.
IN. Y. World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-03-05
DON'T BE IN a HURRY.

We mean don't be in a hurry to
pledge your vote to any particular
candidate for either county or State
offices in this campaign.
No one knows what may happen be-
tween now and the election. If you
pledge your vote now and from any
cause should want to change your
candidate, there will be embarrassment
and perhaps hard feelings. The cam
paigns for both county and State of
fees have been launched this year mt
an unusually early date. The candi-
dates know the value and advantage Of
positive pledge in advance, and nat
urally do their best TO secure such
pledges in advance of their opponents.
The voter should investigate each can
didate. Think and study over the mat
Ter. If man is more OF Il politician
than apatriot, if the interest of his
political party is the chief thing to be
considered, then he can easily and
readily determined his choice between
two or more candidates. But, if he
Is more patriot than politician he
will want to weigh and measure the
men whom he helps to elevate al of
flee.
There are grave and important is
sues in this campaign. New laws
have been enacted, the success OF
which depends upon their faithful and
punctual enforccmcnt-laws involving
the moral as we'll as the financial in
terests Of the people of Virginia. The
claims and qualifications of each can
didate, his fitness, morally. inteliec.
tually and from business standpoint.
should be carefully weighed. His DO
htical status should be minor con-
sideration. We repeat, don't be in a
hurry to pledge your vote.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-03-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

Applications received for loans from
$4,000 to 100000, on improved
and unimproved town property and
farm lands. Interest eight per cent.
straight. Interest payable annually
or semi-annually. Time: one to ten
years. Applicants for loans will
please give description, location, and
valuation of property offered as Sc
curity for loan. State Improvements
and valuation of same.
we want county representatives to
receive applications for loans, appraise
property, and serve as our exclusive
representative. Attorney or real es-
tate man preferred. Applications for
loans, and applicants for agencies
positively required to furnish at least
two character references and forward
postage, five &c stamps, for applica-
ton blanks, full particulars, and
prompt reply. Write Southern office.
Southeastern Mortgage Loan Asso
citation, Fourth National Bank Bldg.
Atlanta, Ga. 2-26-4i.