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Mountain advocate., 1917-04-20

it bat the devil himself W i some.
time DO q good deed, and so has
liquor in the case that we shall
attempt to tell in as short way as
possible for space is above PAR
with the Editor now.
Only last Sunday, Il man who
is on the inside Of all this oil bust
ness in this county came to the
editor and began to talk oil, we
wanting to find out all we could.
listened. and this is what he
said:
know that the oil is here. !
know that there has not been a
dry hole drilled. in one hole to-
day 400 feet Of oil standing in
that hole, it is corked up for we
don want the world to know
about this until the right time
comes, in another they tell that
that it is q 1--WE barrel well. that
will do to tell. nut know that
the oil is standing 800 zee, in th"t
hole, then he said look at it your
self; don't you see at least thirty
drilling machines either at work
or on the siietracks ready to be
put to work? Then it was plain.
the oil is here, they have come
to get il: it Is us pl?in as the nose
on a Hebrew, any man can sec
that there is something in the air.
and there is something more in
the ground.
Listen said he, before the first
day of August, this County will
make Estil county ashamed of
ITSELF, | know of one well in
Knox county, if it had been drill
ed in Estill, it would have been re-
ported a 500 barrel well, and to-
day there would be a thousand
men here trying to get territory
to drill upon.
Thus we say, that liquor will
open up the man. and he will let
it ont OF his system when he
would not dare do It if the licuer
was out ofhim. We saw him alter
the Booze had died. and asked
him to repeat it he said | was not
drunk. remember all | said but
say nothing about il yet. We
have not said anything about it
yet, but we are going to say
something about it, as soon rs we
have Il chance to see him and get
his permission.
Mountain advocate., 1917-04-20
Eta Tie Oil Field.

Last week we omitted our oil
news, we had to do it, why?
Well if you read the Advocate it
is easy to see why. Since we
published our last oil news many
thing have come to pass. What
are they? Some one will ask; well
it is this, some one is wrong, or
there are a lot of fellows who
ought to be in the Hospital for
the Insane.
We have caught some of the
fellows who think that they can
move heaven and earth and not
get caught at it. Is there any
oil here? Well We should say that
there is.
We have always contended that
liquor is a bad thing, and stick to
Mountain advocate., 1917-04-20
Elected President.

There has been 4 slight change
in the make up at the Baptist In
stitute, at the last meeting Of the
Board Of Educat!on, Prot. John
w, Hughes was elected rs presl-
dent of that Institution for at Leaf
the present year. to succeed DR..
J. \. Low, who we ore tod
will 60 to the state Of hIGh2ma
where he take charge Of another
school Of the same kind.
While we hate - give up Dr.
Lowry, we hasten to cong 'at1-
late Prof. Hughes oT accepting
this high and responsible posit-
ton: he was rendered this place
some four or i've years ago, but
he refused To accept it. Prof.
Hughes is nos one of the talked
of SELF made men but he is
the real one, all who know him,
and there are many who knew
him when q boy on the farm.
knows all this is true. He came
up under the greatest disadvant-
ages: his father died when he
was a small boy, and his mother
was left with John and five
others to weed the row as best
Mountain advocate., 1917-04-20
Wanted.

Fifty good coal mirers to work
in the mines at Straight Greek,
Bell County, kentucky;men with
families preferred. This CONF
pany pays the highest wage in
the district. The coal is easily
worked and > good workman can
make from 81 TO SIS 4 day. We
have pick work, also pmnchers
and electric machines in our
minCs. We worl; bo.h co.orcd
anu white men.
FEDERAL COAL COMPANE.
80 Sirai9 hi Cr,ea, Ky.
Mountain advocate., 1917-04-20
Safe Medicine for G Children

is it safe?" is the first qucs-
ton to be considered when buy
ing cough medicine for children.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has long been a favorite with
mothers of young children as i.
contains no opium or other mar
cote, and may begiven to o child
as confidently as to an adult. 1t
is pleasant to take, too, which is
of great Importance when a medi-
cine must be given to young child
rem. This remedy is most effect,
ual in relieving coughs, colds and
Group. Obtainable everywhere.
Mountain advocate., 1917-04-20
HARD TINES COM!Ntj

ATTENTION, Farmers Of KpoN
county: There is Il world short
age of food. the President pleads
with you to raise things to ea:,
there is pressing need OF corn.
potatoes. hogs. cattle, poultry,
beans, buckwheat ard oats.
Raise enough for yourself. can
and preserve enough for your
families. the coming winter, sell
your surplus for a good price.
Double your flock Of chickens.
save everything you can. this IS
good advice, take il. There is 4
worldwide war OH. and no one
can tell where it vii! stop. There
j; plenty of money. but your
money will rot buy anything M
less !; is produced to sell, p!U"t
every inch Of lard that YOU can
cul.iva:e. work overtime. i. IS 4
shCr. time g. work. soWOrE hare,
then you viii have time To r4st
before the harvest time comes.
We are warming YOU. Take do
notice ard FDv,r!NCHyae ia cC"l-
ingh'.
See your Coua;y farm AGca..
Mr.. VIVA. Iye. Re vii, a0visy go,
along ali lines, as 90 Were T.
procure seed and how to cultivate
your crop, he has made q study
of these things, he does not
charge you one cent, the Govern.
ment pays him, the Nation has
men for this purpose, see your
neighbor and ask him to till his
soil, get busy, stay busy until the
crop is finished. Flour is now
$500 q barrel. meal is $l.T5 4
bushel, bacon is pc a pound. ask
Yourself the question how are We
to live if we do not help to raise
the food stuff 70 feed the Nation.
Mountain advocate., 1917-04-20
DWenS-.N GEG.:i.

The marriage Of Miss Ethel
Owens TO Mr.. Virgil T. Mct2alf
was solemized quietly on Tuesday
afternoon at one O'Clock nj Ger
bin, in the p0rIor of the parsonage
of the Sacred Heart churcn,
Father Ambrose officiating in the
presence Of several immediate
friends Of the two fGm;lica. The
bride wore q tailored suit Of
blue cloth with hat to match.
Miss Owens is the daughter "
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Owens Of this
city and is n popular and acccmp-
Used young lady. Mr.. Metcalf is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Netcalf Of Corbin Ky. and is 4
excellent business young
man, with a host of friends. The
couple left Immediately after the
ceremony for Charleston s. c..
on Il bridal trip and on their re-
turn will make their home in
Elkins Tenn. The friends OF
these young people extend best
wishes for their future happiness
and prosperity.
Mountain advocate., 1917-04-20
A Leading CanG; date.
tpoi,ticql Advcrtisment.D

tpoi,tica! Advertiser eNtD
Z. E. HemphiII the leading
candidate FOR Supt. OF Schools
is making a thorough canvass Of
the county. Ho will leave the
south side Of Cumberland River
with an overwhelming majority
and a good strong vote all over
the county. 1t is conceded by
ell who are in position to know
that his nomination is sure. AS
an educator OF experience and
practicahility, no better selection
can be made.
He was the first candidate to
advocate the erection ola County
High School.
Mountain advocate., 1917-04-20
Here We Go Again.

sometime ago, We san son e.
thing about the little tumbled
down affair called 4 Barber shop
on the north side of the public
square, owned by Mir. Alex Sew.
Ter, at that time we said that 1T
had TO come down" il was then
that Judge I've had "itcd Mr..
Sewer to the Whitley Circuit
Court for contempt, in not oj"y-
ing ar injunction served uron
him preventing the repairing Of
the building. Last Monday morn
iag Judge I've ruled upon the
case as follows: He dismissed
the restraining order Of MIR. Sew
jer, !ineing him $500 and the
cost for the action. for contempt.
The Court IN rendering his opinion
aid in part: the records show
that Mr.. Sever came 10 this city
some twenty five years ago,
where hcmarricd, raised a family
and amasSed Il fortune. that he
owns considerable property, and
t~ac ne had changed his resi-
da,ce 10 Goose Rock in CLAW CO.
~ avoid The payment o. g0I ,aX
a"& tax uIOn his personal proper
". and that be guessed that
when Goose Rock became az large
as Barbuurville, and taxes were
assessed there. that he would
come back to BarboUyviile' The
Court further said, that the
City had the right to say what
was a nuisance, and that they
had began a good work, and that
the Advocate had called attention
to the other eyesores that were
about the city, and that it was
rignr. -
We have no III will against any
man, we like Col. Sewer, we are
his friend, and he has always
been ours, we regret to see him
ut the ripe age he is. to be har
+. ssed, t. max him obey the rul-
lnGs of the governing authorities.
but it looks as though he is being
handled roughly, but the build
ING was in such 4 corailion that
the City Authorities could do no.
thing more and save their oath
and integrity. TIE city authori-
ties are all good men, they want
- 10 right, and we believe that
they are to lenient, and have per-
m::ted things 81 this kind 20 go
too ing, now since they have
maja the start to clean up the
city. Iet every good citizens stand
rig behind them and the court
and see to it that the good work
Just begun be pushed to q finish.
AMI let those who own old tumb-
led down houses and unsightly
places understand that this is a
day Of progress, Il day Of doing
th!ag,8 q time when the old worn
out property must give place to
better Improvements. Barbour
vile is, with q few exceptions,
the cleanest city in the state, the
the City council, must go on,
there is more work of this kind
to be done, so Mr.. Mayor, ard
the board of councimen, go to it,
have no fears, the good citizens
Of the city will stand by you. they
will endorse your action in these
matters, "yank" a few more of
them, they need it.
Mountain advocate., 1917-04-20

p. L. Seniors Candidate for County Attorney
Vote for Senters and business administration
will follow; Because
l He reared farm and knows the needs of the
farmer
ord. He is self made and knows the value Of dollar
3-l He has been successful teacher in cpbc choos
of the county
4th He is well qualified legally.
9TH He knows what tho people need and will effort
protect their interest
9Th He is q Republican.
Help him win and he will show his appreciation b. honest
faithful and sincere service Republican Urinary Sat Aug lh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

innate sex opposition. but 10 lack
Of opportunity 10 know and under
stand the needs and purposes of
women workers. Face &c face
KNOWLEDGE OF each other arouse
sympashy. courtesy and cooperation
between men and women workers
everywhere
The foregoing comment by Dr.
shaw was evoked by published
statement Of tho managemen Of
the Standard Aero corporation that
they found that with the employ
ment Of women came greater obIi-
cations 70 their working forces. and
that the result has been a great
Improvement in the working cOndi-
uons OF both the women and the
men as compared with industries
where men only are employed The
management also fully confirmed
Dr. Shaw's statement that women
can do some kinds of work better
than men can do if, and that they
turn out more per day than the
men do
DR. Shaw investigated and found
lHdL iit "oIitH elHpIo3 tu ny the
Standard Aero corporation receive
for the same work. equal pay with
the men. At the new standard
plant i'm Elizabeth. y. J.. she found
there is a rest room where more
than 100 feet long by 80 feet wide.
with windows on three sides. There
are dressing rooms, shower baths
and modern toilet arrangements.
In addition. a dining room is be-
ing built where the women may
either eat the lunches they have
brought from home or be served by
the chef Of the plant. The full
complement OF employees of this
new aeroplane plant Will ne 200
women and about 5000 men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
CHRISTIANS HAVE
RARE PRIVILEGES
Opportunities Were Never
Better Both at Home and
Abroad.

The opportunities and privileges At
home and abroad for Christianity
We're never greater than today"
This was the statement with which
the Rev. John 5. Burns began his
Sunday morning sermon at the Trim
ity Presbyterian church.
Continuing. Rev Burns said,
When Prest Wilson was asked
what the church could do TO aid in
this great struggle TO make the
world safe for democracy, he told
the leaders, in short, 70: maintain
the church at the height of efficien-
cy. In other words, 10 fire up, to
speed up 10 tOp-notCh along all Of
our Kingdom OF God program. To
put it in another way, il would mean,
To make democracy safe for the
world while we are making the
world safe for democracy.
Va Slackcrs i'm Faith.
"No Christian man or woman 0r
boy or girl can afford 10 be a Stacker
Ina a time like this when the world
needs. as never before. all the Chris
tan resources of faith, love, sympa-
thy, and unselfish giving and serv-
ing. which the church can muster.
II is no time 10 hide behind this ex
cuse and allow the opportunities Of
Christian service 70 20 by. IL is "a
time when the church Of Christ eX-
poets every member 20 do his duty
expects every member To support
the church with his prayers. effort.
money and presence at worship reg
ularly each Lords day.
Public Worship Essential.
And let US remember that no
quantity or quality of service can
take the place Of our attendance at
public worship, even though some
worldly wise people might think so.
Our attendance at worship regularly
is our testimony (our greatest and
most needed testimony just now as
to our faith in God and faith in His
church as the means for bringing IN
His kingdom here on earth. We cam
not hold aloof from His church and
say that we are Christians and are
doing our bit for the coming of His
kingdom.
1T is now high time that all who
have been slack in their Christian
duties grid on their armOr OF faith
love and sympathy. Let there be the
putting away of indifference and
wicked living and the putting on OF
self sacrificing living. giving, and
Let there be no question in
the worlds mind as 20 where we
stand.
1T is also high time that those
folks outside of the membership of
the church who say they believe in
and are so good. 70 align
themselves with Christ and His
church and give their testimony out
and above board TO all the world in
this time when the world needs that
testimony as never before at home
and abroad"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
RELIEVED
RHEUMATICS
Recommending
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since the introduction OF "Neu-
rrone Prescription 80" Rheumatic
sufferers no LONGER fear the change-
able winter weather. This now COM
hlnatou has many heretofore in-
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'-<eurrone Prescription 9s" is
different from others In that DO
treats rheumatism as a disease OF
the blood and by its general action
cuminatin- rheumatic conditions.
ITS effect IS immediate as well as
lasting without any depressing after
fleets
The whole SYSTEM il benefited
~ ne stiff and inhamed Joints dis
2pcar where other remedies nave
JAILED
10 helps Nature restore the blood
60 its natural. healthy condition IN
2ts positive action re-supplying
W hat Nature fails to supply fast
enough. Mail orders filled. soc anu
st00 the bottle
For sale ia south Bend hy Wet
ticks Original Cut Rate Medicine
,e-ors Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT
IN OHIO ELECTIONS

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 5. - Con-
fdence was expressed Sunday night
by both sides on the two big state
issues-prohibitiOn and presidential
woman suffrage. which will be sub
ulitted TO Ohio voters at Tuesdays
election. Both OF these questions
have been voted upon in Ohio twice
previously.
ON the prohibition constitutional
amendment instituted by the drys
msiorities Of 5000 and $4,000 are
claimed respectively by the vets and
drvs. Passage Of the amendment VIII
mean q dry state. starting one year
AMI three days after Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
SEE RIGHTLY
TO PRAISE SAVIOUR

1T is only "A matter of looking 81
things rightly 20 sight the cause for
rendering praise unto God, said
Capt. Nehemiah Brookes. in his ser
mon Sunday evening at the Salvation
Army hall.
Man has many reasons or causes
10 laud his Saviour-the appearance
OF the moon and stars AT night, the
earjh's illumination with the rising
of the sun. the spring. the summer,
autumn and winter. For all the e
things that present opportunities for
man 20 provide for life's comforts
and welfare there is cause to praise
the Lord"
Divine Gifts.
Continuing further, Capt. Brookes
said, There are many reasons Other
than these such as the abunda of
mercy. poWer and heavenly kind
ness bestowed upon as by our lovins
Father. and il is through these gifts
OF the Divine that the soul of man
is saved eternally.
The abundant revelation OF
heaven depicted in the Bible from
the teachings of Jesus should be
sufficient 10 encourage the believer
that in the most adverse circum-
stances 20 praise the Lord for power
10 press onward and upward with
assurance of triumphant entrance
into the eternal and peaceful haven
of rest"
In concluding Capt. Brookes add
ed. 1T is not right for a man 10 be-
come stiff-necked hard-hearted and
TO curse God for results Of evil For
it is not the fault OF the Lord For
the Lord is not 20 blame-it is the
man himself"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
M. E. EPW0RTH
LEAGUE TO GIVE XMAS
BOXES TO SOLDIERS

At the meeting Of the Stull NJ. f.
Epworth league Sunday evening il
was decided that Christmas boxes
for the soldiers would be prepared
by both the winners and losers IN
the Army and Navy contest held
during "Win-My- Chum" week
Dan Pyle addressed the meeting
Sunday. giving his lecture on Get
ting Acquainted with Yourself" Mu-
sic was furnished by Afr. and Mrs
Trip and daughter. Next Sunday
Mrs. NJ. Fanfler viii speak on the
topic. Taking Men Alive"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
UNIT OF POLISH ARMY
WILL VISIT SOUTH BEND

Joseph Werwinski. vice censor Of
the Polish National Alliance. receiv-
ed word late yesterday afternoon
that a delegation OF the Polish army.
which has been at the front. will ar
rive in South Bend Friday, Nov. 3.
An elaborate program is being ar
ranged for the delegation. whose
mission in the city viii be to encour-
age the enlistment of the Polish
citizens The word was received
from Capt. Gasrorowsli. who at
present is in Wilkesbarre. Pa with
the delegation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
Why Are You Gray?

Why look older than You feel?
Now that so many thousands have
proved that Q-ban Hair Color Re
storer brings a uniform. dark. lus-
trous shade 20 gray or faded hair
you really ought 20 try Q-ban.
Ready 20 se-zuaranteed harmless
-75c for a large bOttle-mOney
back if not satisfied Sold by Wet
ticks Original Cut Rate rug Co and
all good drug stores Delightfully."-
beautifying. Try Q-ban Hair Tonic:
LIQUID Shampoo. soap. Also Q-ban
Depilatory (for sUperfiuOus hair).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
WONDERS Of GOD
ARE EMP HASIZED
DR.. Gardner Delivers Ser
mon on "The Creation
and the Creator"

The Creation and the Creator"
was the subject of the sermon last
night at the 81. PauTs Methodist
Episcopal church, preached by the
pastor, Rev. James L. Gardiner,
d. d. Karl ". Knorr sang a tenor
solo from Haydn's Creation" and
Ajax Miranda, the organist. render
ed number of selections from the
same great oratorio
Dr. Gardiner said in part: "rhe
longer we live the more and the
more we are impressed with the
wonders OF creation. As modern
science makes known to Us the
number, the size and the movements
of the planets the more we marvel
at the works of the Creator. We
ask ourselves Who threw the stars
out into space Who made this
earth with all its greatness and
grandeur.
All Impressive.
The more we study animal and
plant life the more we are impress
ed with that which we call life.
" hat is life? How did it come into
existence? Who made the flowers
or the field to grow? Who made
the cattle upon a thousand hills?
Who made the fish and all that
passeth through the paths Of the
sea
But when we come TO man the
more our wonder grows Look at
man. Measured by his body ne is
the greatest creature that has been
made Then think of his mind, his
conscience and his soul Who made
him thus2
Four Views.
There are at least four views
of creation. There is the Atheistic
which declares that all in the result
of blind chance and denies the ex-
istence OF God. There is the Agnos-
tic which says that we cannot know
There is the Pantheistic that says
nature and God are one and which
denies the personality of the divine
being. These theories of the crea-
tiOn we cannot accept
But there is another-the Chris
tion view, which declares that i'm
the beginning God created the
heaven and the earth" and which
also sets forth the truth that man
is made in the image of God. This
is the only view that can account
for all the works of creation-ma-
terial, animal and human
The author Of the Book of Cen
esis sets forth his belief in the per
sonality Of God who made the heav-
ems and the earth; and Jesus Christ
revealed TO us the great truth that
He is not only Creator but that He
is our Father and the Father Of all
men. In the beginning Cod He
and He alone hath made all that is
made. May we therefore worship
Him as God, as Creator and as Faith
err"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05

Vol WOMAN aIter three doctors
aid Z never would stand up straight
gain. Z was midwife for seven
ears and 7 recommended the Veg
-tanie compound 90 every woman
% take before birth and afterwards.
me- they all got along So nicely that
surely Is a godsend 90 suffering
omeu. u.s. women wish to write 10
le Z VIII be- delighted % answer
-hem. Mrs Jennie Mover. $40 IT,
North St. Lima. ohio.
Women who suffer from dispdce-
neEts. weakness irreguiaritics
Der business. DackaChe or bearing
down pains need the tonic proper
lies OF the roots and herbs contain
, Z In lydia T.. PiuEhans Vegetable
= ompoCnd- Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
= GO TO SUNDAY SCHOOL"
DAY PROVES SUCCESS

Go 20 Sunday school day proved
a success in the various churches
throughout the city yesterday morn
ing. Practically every sunday
school class had a perfect attend
ance
The church superintendents ex-
pressed themselves as very well
pleased with the attendance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
IACk OF COAI CARs.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Nov S.
The inability - railroads 20 furnish
cars this week caused loss OF pro-
duction in Indiana coal. according
% State Fve' Administration Woolien.
The car situation this week was said
20 be the worst IN months one OF
the chief evils is delay IN unloading
cars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Juday; Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Deardoff and their
two daughters. Mary and Katherine
OF Goshen, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Method Of Syracuse. Ind.
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Drake Of
Tyner Ind, we're entertained at din
uer at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Ettlein, SIS :. Taylor ST. sun
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
RECEPTION FOR
SOLDIERS OF KAISER

PETROGRAD. Nov. 5.-Teutonic
attempts at determination Sunday
met with O mixed reception on the
Russian front. There was fraterniz-
ing i'm the DVnsk region. but IN
the Buzeo area patrols approaching
the lines with prociamations were
fred upon and driven away. the war
Office announces There were no
military operations OF Importance.
according 20 the statement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-05
MATtm FoR sToLEN EoRn.

The police have been asked by the
sheriff OF st. Joseph. Mich. 20 be on
the lookout for a Ford touring car
which was stolen from that town
les- night about g O'Clock. The car
bore q Michigan license 1905. 10th
ing had been seen Of it by the police
up 10 a lare hour last night.