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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
GREATER INTERESTS SHOWN
IN NATIONAL GUARD
h'ne>. "rn'> aud IIowitzcrS Each Get
Necruith-AH Have Vacancies In
Hanks for Good Men.

Eerorts that National Guardsmcn
viii comprise the second contingent OF
American troops for service some
where m France" has created yrea,
interest in the ranks OF the Kichmond
military organizations. and has appar-
entity acted as a stimulus for re-
cruitins, tho Blues, Grays and Howi,
zers yesterday experiencing busy scs-
SONS. Four cnlistmcnts were recorded
IN the Hcwitzers. ana three each in
the Blues and the Grays The rccruit
ing campaign OF The liowitzers j. con-
Hhu!nE with undated viror. and, in
ordcr to take advantage Of every
minute. thc recruiting station Of the
battery At Eighth and Broad Streets
VIII be Kept opcltAric m, ia o'clock This
morning until ntoh.
Neither Of tho three guard organia-
uons is Yet az FUN strength. Ncs,er-
Gays entries on the roll Of honor"
we're as follows:
Army-Johm 4 Shoots. 7os East
hroaa street. and Frank T. Aahoney.
1904 West Marshall street. Richmond:
eenja min 7. Clark. Bristol. Va: VII.
liam Ii. Roach, bonneville. Va; John
D. Allen. Dillon. c.. julius w. Wood
ward, ST. Louis. Mo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Halle. a4o3
East Grac" street William y. Perkin-
son, oo' West Grace street: RAYMOND
H. McGhee, "o7 North Twcnty-sixth
street, Richmond Frcdcrick II Town
send, NenQulr. va
Biues-Willam Y Robertson. Pc.
,ersburs, and Henn'c g. Wright and
Joseph j Torrance. Richmond.
Grays-Lavcrder f. S.ay. Carlisle
\ German and Julian Is Elo,r. Ron
mond.
Marine Corrs- Nvul,.r, - r,f,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
VIRGINIANS GET COMMISSIONS
WeIl-known Wen Arc Assigned Place.
In Off1ccrs' Reserve
COrps.

Fourteen more Nirginians have been
commissioned in the Officers Reserve
Corps. Included in the list arc four
Richmondcrs. The new officers fol.
low.
Fcnton s. Jacobs. Richmond. second
lieutenant. cavalry: Henry e. Sutton
Richmond. second lieutenant. infantry;
benjamin Rocklin. second lieutenant
infantry: William V. Lefew, Richmond
second lieutenant, cavalry; Harry +.
Holt. Lynchburs. first lieutenant. in
fantry. and Paul G. Edmonds, Jr.
George NJ. Snead. Robert l.. Beasley
Jr.,, John r; Boatwrght. Walker II.
Adams. John W. Craddock. Jr., Julien
H. Addison. Howard T. Darger and
Thomas NJ. 'Thornhill. all of Lynchburg,
as second lieutenants. infantry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
CITY COMMIr'rEE mas
BEEN SHoRN or POWERS

Members Of the city Democratic
Committee Will also bo selected at
the August pr AIRY. hut political
wiscacres see little or no interest in
the selection OF the committee. They
point to tho fact that the powers
of the body have been SO reduced in
recent years that the COMMITTEES is
little more than Hcurative body,
ana has not even the authority To ap-
point tho judges Of election Practi-
cally all members nf III. committee
are expected To he reelected for an
other term.
There is some question as to the
ma eup OF Richmond's delegation in
the ncNt LEGISLATURE. .As q starter
Graham II. Hohson resigned his posi-
ton following his election as a mem
Der of the Administrative. Board and
the vacancy was not filled The voters
VIII select FIVE representatives. from,
inns city. and there are already four
inrumbents offering for recollection
In addition. three new aSpiranlS for
legislative honors have filed notices
OF their candidacy promisin. warm
contests for lii" Offices. The incum-
honts are Edward r. Fuller. William
NJ. Myers. James H. Price and J. T.
Jones The new candidates. who have
already filed their notices. are Richard
tarrinston. Howard 7. Colvin and AZ
fred BoSchsn. II is probable however
that other candidates viii file their
notices before the expiration OF the
time limit this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
precipitn,ion Aho,,

Although the pr"cipi,a Of rain ia
May was i5a inches. OF nearly thrce.
courths Of AN inch above normal i,
MAS not 80 great as in MAJ. 1915. wien
go inches OF water WAS recorded at
The Richmond Weather Burcau The
monthly report given out Yesterday by
r \. Evans, the director Of the Rich
mond bureau, shows eleven clear days.
ten partly cloudy and tcncloudy The
average temperature was 81, the nor
nal for the month is s..3. The. high
est recorded temperature was - on
May 20, and the lowest ii. on tiay =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Will Find who DO No, Register.

DodSer-The names OF all regis
trants Will be published INN ediately
after Registration Day in conspicuous
places throughout the city. Persons OF
military age whose names do not ap-
pear VIII be asked by the police to
show their certificates. IL they pos
seSs none. they Will he placed in pri-
son. The police will have the privilcGe
of accosiiHr any one and asking for
proof OF registration. Persons who
know others who should register whose
names do not appear on the lists will
he under the patriotic duty of inform
ing the authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
r., g.. & j.. I:arni,r.

Revenue Of tho Richmond Fred
trickshuG: ana Potomac Railroad Com
panN FOR the month OF April totalcd
s'"".@5', increasing S5?.3lo over the
corresponding month Of last year. ac-
cording io figures made public ycSter-
day hy Comptroller j t. Cox. Tx
pcnscS for The month were s.2s 100 in
crcasinT i55.l3> over last April lcav-
inS nc, operating revenue OF sl77.2O7.
slight gain over last wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Forming Headquarters compnn.,

G"ncial cecil &. Vaughan. com
mandcr Of the First Virginia Infantry
frigddc. has been directed by the War
department 10 recruit n headquarters
detachment. Fifteen men, including
ono sergeant major. ono sergeant two
WagoncrS. ono cook four mounted pri-
Yates and motorcNcliSts practicaII,.
All or tho mon have been enlisted tho
majority being from Franklin. Cen
oral Nauchan's home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Complain OF Streets.

Citizens or Woodland Heights en>
Swausboro iS,ve complained TO the Ad-
ministrative Board against the condi-
ton OF cambridge. Holland. Short
Porter and TWENTY third Streets. as
sertinG that through lack of proper
facilities surface water is allowed To
flow across these streets. The board
has bccn requested to take some
measure to prevent water from wash
ing across property owned by private
citizens. The matter has been re-
ferrcds 10 the City Engineer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Wagon ~, by street Chr. :

Whcn his wagon was STUCK nv a
street car at Pink and Ncnablc Streets
carly yesterday morning, David r.
G"inca. Of Highland Springs. WAS in
lurcd. lie was taken TO Memorial Hos
pital In the city ambulance. where Il
MAS stated that his condition is not
II :licvcd to be serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
FEW FIGHTS EXPECTED
FOR MUNICIPAL! OFFICES
Treasurer. commemorative Attor-
ney, City Sergeant and High Con-
stable Have No Opposition.
CITY COMMITTEE TO BE NAMED
Contests in Sight for Commissioner
of Revenue and Shcriff-New Men
May Come Out for House OF
Delegates.

With international affairs ocoupyinc
tho center of all attention. Richmond's,
political situation has been allowed to
lay dormant until with tho near ap-
proach Of the August primary there
ar" only two contests for city Offices
with the exception of the fight for
this City's representatives in the
House of Delegates. All prospective
candidates must file their official mott
fca,ion Of their candidacy with ;h,
city Democratic Committee not later
than Thursday.
City political followers said last
night that The trend Of international
events had caused tho local political
situation to bcCOm" almost forgotten
and the time for the filing uf notices
mad almost expired before il was real
iHcd Candidates must notify the city
committee and deposit the required
Zee not later than Thursday. SiNty
days before the Democratic, primary
on August :.
No candidates had announced them
Treasurer j. +. Pace. communicating
Attorney George T.. Wise. Guy Ser
Scant John l.. Sattcrticid, High COR
stable w. II. Wyatt, Jr. and Clerk
Edward NJ Eowellc. Of the city Cir
cut Court. There promises however.
10 he lively contest between Henry
T.. Trenson. the ncumhcnts and y.
Peter Howlc for tho position of COM
missioner Of Revenue for the city.
Another fight is that for tn" Office
or Sheriff. the incumbent. !. Herbert
Mercer standing for recollection. In
opposition to MIR. Mercer alderman
nounced himself candidate for the
office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Byrd to Make Address.

Richard Evelyn Byrd, vice-chairman
Of tho Virginia Council of Defense.
will deliver the address at S:16 o'clock
this evening at the Tabernacle Bap-
tist Church at tho annual commence
mcnt exercises Of Richmond Academy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04

DANES Eiver-Failure of men he
tween the ages of twcnty-one and
thirty. inclusive. to register. renders
them liable To a Jail term and after
that enforced registration Register
and let the Exemption Board pass on
your physical defect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04

-Four merchants were summoned to
fp.ice Court yesterday on the charge
Of laborinr at their trade on the sab
bath they we're Paul Pappajian. 500
tast Clay street; Jerry Morano. l2S
Wes' clay street; f. $ simon. "a
North sixth street. and II; l.. Kramer.
aHl Brook Avenue. All were baiicd for
Nor appearance IN. the Police Court
This morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04

IN automobile driven by r. l.. Cot
ton. of 3iOl Monument Avenue, col
lidcd with machine driven ny G. g.
sellers. of Clio South Pine street, at
the corner of Fifth and Broad Streets
yesterday afternoon. No one was hurt
IN the crash, hut both ears were
slightly damaged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
t:,a,nlnc Nrrlican,, for >csrn ,nmn

president George Rico Uovcy of
Virginia Union University. received =
telegram Yesterday stating that . de-
tachnent Of cNaminE officers viii stop
over at NirGinia Union Uuivcrsity
either to-day "r Tuesday 10 examine
applicants for the negro training camp
t"r oftCcrS a. i'"S M"lncS, iowa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Must / Register
and Other Queries
Many Disputed Points Answcrcd
Daily in This Coiunn---Cct
Ready for Registration.
lin. Cnu.c 10 Tic Anxious.

Anxious. Richmond--lf you arc not
twenty-onc YOU cannot register. You
iaid yourself liable TO prosecution for
perjury when YOU Swore YOU were OF
age in order to get liquor by express
Because YOU sworc falsely once is no
reason why you should do il again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04

The scmiannual meeting Of the Board
OF Sinking Fund Commissioners will be
held at noon to-day in tho Office OF
city Auditor CrenShaw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Groceries stolen.

J. Il. Powell. Of ~, South c;randy
Street, reported to the police of the
Second District yesterday that his store
had been entered by breaking open a
side door late Saturday night. and Il
quantity Of groceries stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Too Bu.y 10 I,cgistcr.

y. O., Main Strcet-No one is too
busy to register. You will have to at
tend L" the matter in person. No
cards will be mailed to any one. Your
duty To your country transccnds your
duty TO your business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
ImpcriaI ,,ub Win. r

Iho Imperial Athletic Club. o.
huTch I'M. Won two games from the
armstrong High school and violet SO.
cal cub on Saturday by The scores Of
{ 10 5 and 10 10 Respectively.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04

rive trunks. which contained ons
quarts Of liquor, were seized at the
chesapeake and OH" Station yesterday
by P"troim"n sweet, Duffy and Ber-
iucci Of the First Precinct station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Charged WIN sncca,n-.

j. {. Chandler. of 10 North Colonial
Avenue. was summoned to Police Court
Yesterday by Automobile Officer Waller
on the charge of exceeding the speed
limit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Exemptions viii Come Inter.

j. G G.. Hcurcc-You must regis
ter. Your case viii he passed upon
by the" Exemption Roard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Must Register To-Morrow

Partner, city--E.Nen though YOU will
leave the city on Friday, YOU must
register tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
HAS NET WITH MANY
EEEOKTS 40 DECAY ACTION

The matter was first introduced in
the Common Council by Councilman
Jones, OF Madison Ward, and il WAS
referred 10 the Charter Change Com
mittee, which hooy held lengthy hear
.n6s on the subject. -\ftcr much debate
= resolution offered 10y Councilman
Peters. president OF the lower branch
providing for an appropriation Of SIZE
GOO By the city and calling for bids TO
conduct the survey by disinterestcd
parties. was adopted and reccmmen ended
for passage. This resolution was sent
10 the Common Council and there re-
ferrcd to the Finance Committee The
latter committee substituted tho pro-
posal OF the Civic Association to dc
fray The cost OF the survey. authorizing
The WORK TO he done by the Bureau
Of Municipal Research and recommends
cd II to tho Council for adoption
The matter has already been DELAYED
10 such an extent that if the neasur,
next week by the Board OF Alderman
there VIII he barely time for thcsuryev
80 be made and recommendations
oAsed on its results. reported TO the
next session Of the General Assembly
IN order 10 make the necessary changes
IN me city charter. Further DELAY i'm
either branch Of the City Council
would. according to well-informcd au
thorites, seriously impair the useful
ness Of the survey.
Members OF the Civic Association
nnc Other local organizations which
have Endorsed thc survey confidently
expect that tho resolution now nerd.
ING Viii he Immediately adopted and
the New York Rurcau NuniCipa! Re.
'earch authorized 10 proceed With tho
work At once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
Mi11er&R fhoaas
1.-THE Shopping Center"
COURTESY
Our First Word

Courtesy is a beautiful flower whose Der
fume fingers
Courtesy is that first move toward
friendly acquaintance, toward mutual
understanding.
We believe courtesy is the first pillar in
the structure of service-for to the cour-
teous all knowledge is freely given, all mis-
takes gladly excused, all desire to improve
gratified.
If the Miller & Rhoads store is known
for its scientific handling of vast quantities
OF merchandise, for its seemingly intuitve
understanding of coming commercial and
manufacturing events, for the accuracy of
its fashion predictions, for the remarkably
few serious errors in it's deliveries, for the
unusual intelligence of its little army of
empoyees-yes, for all these and the many
other advantages and splendid service it
offers, credit this to courtesy, the first word
upon our business standard.
For through courtesy to the trade our
organization secures its whOle-hearted
goodwill and -operation-through cour-
tesN to our employees we secure their 10y
atty and unity of action which directs the
entire force of their wills toward progress
and mplishment-through the cour-
tesy of our employees we learn from YOU
where we can improve and be Of greater
service every day.
MILLER & RHOADS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-04
SURVEY RESOLUTION
WILL COME UP TONIGHT
Now SQuarely Before Conn
mon Council.
CIVIC ASSOCIATION PAYS COST
Unless Passed at Once, Its Friends
Fear Survey Cannot BE Completed
I'm Time to Present Charter
Changes to Legislature in january.

interest in the monthly meeting of
'hc Common Council. which will he
held at o'clock Tonight. ccutcrS
about tho resolution looking toward a
survey OF tho municipal government.
Following something OF a tempcstuous
career before two Council committees
q measure authorizing the survey is
finally ready for action by the lower
branch. Its friends are CONFIDENT that
:; will he passed. but admit that il is
likely 10 encounter some stou, resis-
tcnce before ii finally reaches the Mayor
for ms approval
The resolution now pending was rec
commended by the Finance Committee
II authorizes the New York Bureau of
Municipal Research TO perform the
work. the cost. estimated at Sl0o00. to
be borne by the civic Association.
After aEitatins the question for many
months, the Civic Association finally
agreed 10 pay the entire expense Of
the survey in order 10 remove oppo-
sition. However. this organization in
sisted that If ii is to pay the cost.
the work must he done by the Bureau
OF Municipal Research
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-23

Sunrise, 6:34; sunset, 5:33.
Waukegan folks say fish are COM
ing into their bathtubs.
Three boys aroused neighborhood
and saved home Of Jas. Borman,
Evanston, from flames.
Cornerstone of new First Cavalry
armOry at E. Chicago av. and lake
laid.
Henry George, 4241 N. Leavitt,
property man at Essaney studios,
dead. Gas. Accident believed.
Jos. johnson, 5514 Quincy, and
Bert Stategenger, 5214 Adams, held
up. SIS, watch and OveTCOat.
Evanston women formed II Red
Cross classes.
Frank Friend, male nurse, arrested
in st. Louis on charge Of trying to
rob Mrs. J. P. Schmidt.
10000 women and girls, all strang-
ers in Chicago, aided by Travellers
Aid society last year, report says.
John w. Champion, sec'y local
chapter Red Cross, issued warning
against fake solicitors, posing as
Red Cross agents.
Mrs. DrusiIIa M. Lee wants divorce
from Burton c. Lee, Chicago Motors
Co. DeseTtiOn charged.
Mrs. Ava BeIIViIIe, 44l4 w. 116th,
overcome by gas. Revived.
Thieves took auto truck of Hannah
& HOgg, driven by Frank MOuTek,
9135 S. Western aY.
Dist Atty CIyne threatens GRIM
inal prosecution of Robert L. Pitte,
private banker, and his associates.
Cong. Madden denied he had de-
serted pneumatic mail tube boosters.
Chas. A. Williams, G. o. P. 32d
ward committeeman, said Thomp-
sOn-Lundin machine was forcing city
employees to support Chas. A. Pard
against Aid. Fisher.
Surfman Henry Curran, coast
er,,oy,5 corvyioe foiIad RI rat11r7n flor
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-23

fifth white child born in Chicago,
grand daughter Of John Kinzie, died
in Savannah, Ga.
Chas. Kravits, 10, 1852 Washburne
av., kicked by pony. May die.
Emil FeItskag, 1349 Cleveland aY.,
hurt. Street car hit auto.
Antonio Gentle, wanted in connec-
ton with murder of PasquaIe Cen
tile, his brother, arrested.
Dr. John w. Nuzum underwent OPP
GRAFTON. Appendicitis. Will recover.
Fourteen men jumped from win
dow when fire swept rOOming house
at 1902 Green Bay av.; 3 badly hurt.
FirebUg suspected.
Mrs. Dorothy Ray, Fl. Madison, Ia,
and Sam Berger, $40 w. 10th, ar
rested on stealing charge.
Mrs. w. K. KenIy has not yet re-
covered diamonds lost in WOman's
Athletic club.
Jas. Sadi, 721 N. Racine av., and
Stanley KOstik, 1913 W. Ohio, rob
bed by men posing as detectives.
Jos. Cotenka, So, BenWyn, hurt
when train hit milk wagon. Horse
killed.
PickPockets got $3.50 from Geo.
Beardsall, Irvington, Ala, on car.
Rev. Rob't Earring, writing in the
Northwestern Advocate, Methodist
paper, roasted DR.. J. P. Brushingham
for permitting cabaret girl to sing in
South Park M. E. church.
Edw. Healy, 10, son of Police Capt.
Steve Healy, arrested in Oak Park
for auto thefts. Said to have con-
fessed stealing nine cars. Implicated
Thos. Angelin, Is, 624 N. Spaulding
av., and Othello QUin, 16, 642 Chris
tiana aV.
Supreme court upheld city in 18th
st. widening cases. Work to proceed
at once.
jeff Mullen, John Fahey and James
Vincent arrested as pickpocket sus-
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-10-04

RossLYN.

George Dsrickson visited hi
girl near Bowen one day las
week.
Mrs. Jas. Sullivan from Lex
ington, visited Mr.. and Mrs. z
n. Sullivan, Sunday.
j. d. Mardis of Covington was
back last week to see his girl
who lives in Rosslyn.
The new preacher filed his APP
pointment here Sunday, and ev.
cry one seemed to like him very
much.
Miss Nara Mardis has returned
to her home in Covington, after
a visit with friends and relatives
in thts county.
There will be a big dinner ID
the ground on Cat Creek the first
Sunday In October, to which ev-
cry body is invited.
Miss Hoyt Upton has gone to
the oil fields to keep house for
her father, j. b. Upton, who is
working out there.
Willie Sullivan returned Sum-
day to his work at the saw.mill
above here, after a weeks visit
with relatives In Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Moore ard
son and Mrs. G. q. Daniel II and
son, visited friends aud relatives
at Rosslyn and Slade last
week and report real nice
time.
Misses Zula Martin, Nora Mar.
dis, Margaret Mansfield, Mrs.
Mollie Woodward, and Herbert
Faulkner and Bert Martin, visit.
ed MISSES ouuie aud Nina Conlee
Sunday.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-10-04
CARD OF DIR. M. $. BROWNE,
WINCHESTER, KY.

AT home in his old office in good
health, and ready by May 10th, for
active work. This notifies his
friends that he limits practice to
consultation and chronic cases, espe-
cially those ,ailllng The skill of the
profession in diagnosis and treat
mept.
Fl T.. Washington St.
Phone number 80, office and
residence.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1917-10-04

Cain d. Rogers Of Estill county
has bought q farm near Ticktown
in Montgomery. 1t was bought
OF Frank Amburgy.
Some of our neigbboring boys
have been called by the draft in.
to the service. Among them are
Roscoe Huff, Bill Mccoy and Mil.
lard Pelfrey.
Mrs Kate Bohannan, School
Superintendent Of Powell, and
Mr.. Harrison, from Stanton, were
vor schools in these parts. She
reports ell teachers moving for
ward in educational duty.
An excellent oil well was drill
ed in on DIR. l. T. Rogers farm.
Eeperiedced men say the field
that is being opened up here will
be equal to, If not better than,
any other in Powell county.
Simon Rogers is attending the
school at Xena. He says he is
going to college soon as school is
out here. He was deprived of
opportunity to attend when boy.
We are glad to see him so strong
for an education since becoming
a man, and we wish him much
success.
Miss Myrtle Upton visited the
school at Rogers Chapel and took
a group of the school. She says
she found some bright and shin.
ing faces. The teacher wishes to
hank Mrs. Upton for the com.
pliment passed upon his pupils,
even though he couldn't receive
{, himself.
John A. Rogers, the leading
singing school teacher of Eastern
kentucky, Is now unfolding the
of music at Chop Chest.
nut to a fine class, and the school
8 progressing nicely. Singing
hould be one of the leading dis.
'ussions of this age of the world.
We hope Mr.. Rogers will long
ontinue his good work.
A prominent citizen of the
lena section says hat everybody
hould be thankfuI9or the oppor
unities to wealth in this coun.
ryi hey now have in the way of
ii production. 1t will be safe
0 say he was thankful, for he
zen around the well when they
rilled to the oil on his place, say
e could hardly control himself.
Vel , we are all built along pref.
v much the same lines.