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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-18

vidlug hospital accommodation near
tho front us well a- al the bases.
Onc instance ~ American effort in
90 uvidiuE FOR thc accommodation and
treatment Of the wounded b. that un-
dec the management of Mixes kath-
leen Paris. uf New York. at her
chateau OF Anncl There she has
worked almost since the very begin
ming uf the war While the battle
Tor the fort ~ Malmaisou was in
progress the hospital dealt with a
considerable number of wounded. who
were first handnged ON the battlefield
and then brought down the river
Ai-ue ON board u barge fitted up os a
floating hospital.
Miss Park SAWS there o. only one
thing needed Co make her hospital
complete and that b. what is known
ts 900 "luiuchit composed 81 q
travelling surgical outfit carried In
tN. automobile wagons ON" Tor the
oi,ttirs room. one for the radioioE
tcal examinations ~ wounds. one Tor
carrying haudarc- amt supplies, one
fpr NJ, staff and the tifth 90 onNcy
the tent Tor the hcds ON which the
men lie after the operations and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-18
EASTERN RAILROAD
TERMINALS FULL OF
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS
Lack of Ships 10 Garry the Ac-
emulation Over Seas Causes
Congestion at Atlantic Ports,
Says General Manager Parker.


Special Correspondence 10 The Herald.
Nn'nrl'l"' I"N's' Zee. IT, We III
the southwest can form No estimate
OF tho congestion in freight Traffic
east of Chicago md more especially
about the railway terminus ana
wharyes uf the north Atlantic ports,
SAYS a. j. Parker. general manager
Of the western lines of the Santa Fe
system.
N,u ,.r,,,t,, r,rdi,i,ps nbou, the
N.w Yorb bptbor il clear and CON
cis. .tr Won wan, to know what II
"a, ,,.,,,r vt,n th. r,tt az N,W York
-. .,cr "a <,v t.rs., whore are
a.. ,,,ut,,is az tho American ,runt
linz, rr.,gb, Ia Ncw York b. not
,,.,.,.,r,d tIr.,tl, b,tweeo car and
.ht, N.,,,,Ik. IA, oar. are unload
al ,,,., "a. n.bt.,.e, .bedg and the
,,.,,b, t.,t.d a., tl,h,.,s which are
- ..,rvtt. ,b, sbi,s Gross the
,f,,, A., N,w Torso, to-day Lighter
90, .nods a,. fuli stuffed to the
,r.c tn, terminal wards behind
,h,,, ,rc ,l,gr,J with cars waiting
a., ,b,rtc +, IA, ,Inload.d ON the
,..,,.r.,. rt,,. IN, ut.rs have over
C.,.,t mon urn,,r. row used for
,r-,o.,. 10, .tor.re instead Of as
1900, .,,rt.,. 80 freight THE ears
a., "a. ,,r,,t,,I y9rls have over
- -, ,n, r,,ura In tho wards
~ ,,.I No., s,td tn Ia. 1000
..,.ts -, C,.,.bt t,ipp upop the
- fa.g .J1rtnp,I carloads
$50. "a. .,.,,rJ ar mother terminal
. a., ..f.. l.,t r,,u the wa
60 ....t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-18
WE HAVE SOME
PRETTY NECKWEAR TO
SHOW YOU

o. D.. pleasant 90 think now 90.
Chri-tmos draws ucar, there are
-rorc- oi artist, uud designer, aIl
uvrr the world creating things To-
make you aud your friends look
pr.tti,r than ever.
Tine urakpi,r,. We have r.
,ciyrd from them for this SEN
,Dr- wear arc truly delightful 20
look M and will add an Inn
pulioui touch &C. winter OUTFITS.
OI1utvirg small uirrcs that
win make delightful gifts will Oh,
found ln thi- section
First Floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-18

uml rhimnc, pirc, ~ the house that
i.,ar Ware uulld for Lord chester
u,Id or the "%ietter- There was ht
a, new u what 'nu colonel had O"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-18
ALMOST INCREDIBLE
FEATS ARE DONE BY
SURGEONS At FRONT
Speed in Collecting the Wounded
Is Responsible for the Saving Of
Hundreds Of Lives Medical
Men Learn New Kinks.

by Associated Press
French Front DE, Is Almost in
rr.dibl. fest. have been and arr noiug
accomplished EVERY has uf the va,
by an, surgeons who treat soldiers
wounded ou thr battlefield These re-
markuhly fcats have Increased ia FREE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-18
Five More Shop
ping Days Till
Christmas

The number ~ days are dwindi.
ing steadily. Every twenty four
hours makes q difference.
And here's the big point. a few
hours spent now in shopping on
your Christmas list viii save YOU
O. whole day later ON. This store
is foe complct, readiness TO serve
the EARLY SHOPPER with cf.
Hrient despatch. Try ms TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

based upon justice and ;hc r"parntiou OF
III" wrongs ih"tr rulers hAN'' don"
They hav" done Il wroU6 - E"iEiuH
which must be- repaired. They have "s'
tahliShct n power over other lands and
peoples than their own--ovcr III" great
empires Of Austria hungary. over h!;h'
eric free Balkan states. over Turkey
and within ASIa--which must be r"lin'
UutShed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

its outcome only that which IS righteous
and OF. irrcproachable Intentions. for
our foes as we'll as for our friends. Tho
cause Is just and holy. the settlement
must pc Of like motive and quality. For
this w" can fight. but for nothing less
noble. less worthy OF our traditions. For
this cause wo entered the war and for
this cause we will battle until the last
gun IS fired.
II have spoken plainly because this
sncms tn NJ" tho tim" when II is most
necessary to speak plainly. in order that
all ;hr world may know that even in the
heat and artior of the struggle and when
our whole thought IS OF carrying the
war through To its end We have not for
gotten any ideal or principle for which
tn" mime Of America has boon held IN
honor among the nations and FOR which
II mas been our glory ~ contend In the
Erra; generations thai went before rs.
Tho supreme moment Of history has
come. Tho eyes Of the people have b"er
opened and they see. The hand OF God
is laid upon IN" nations. He Will show
them favor I dcvou;ly believe only II
they rise To thu clear heights OF Ills
own justice and mercy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
FairmOnt Times Force
In Touching Farewell
To MAJOR Earl H. Smith

rA1rMrET. " w Dec +.-MaJ"r
Earl Hcr,.dou Smith. who sine" the
resl1aa;inn * Hon. -. S. Mckinney from
he eht,ors;iia ~ tEG ta!rmont t!'aeS
and the severance Of hts c.'nnectinn "'SH
tn. nswspa3r. work ~ tho state. has
been the head OK the newspaper ira
,erntty o. Fa!-ra"ut. rs editor Of tn"
Times. lsct tonight Cor Camp Hcaure-
gard. I-oul<.nIlA. near Alexandria, 70 AS
sum. command OF hts battalion in tho
QuartcrmaS;srs department.
HIS Departure was the occasion "r a
farewell nt the Times tonight. when
every m",nher ~ ;he force. both "dt-
tnria, ard mechanical. croru tho devil
70 his brother. Marshal (. l.. Smith.
who Will succeed kim as EDITOR. gath
cred ~ n" EDITORIAL room |" hid him
farewell.
DR.. J. =. Mitchell. pastor. OF tho Chris-
ttan church, was spokesman. and N an
eloquent manner expressed the Seati-
rneuts % the force In Bidding goodbye
20 Earl as he IS knuwn :" e%cry per
son In Fairmont. Irrespective - S"r!hI
position or rank IN business axe. y"
man in Eair,uont is better known or bet
ter loved than h.ari Smith. md his &c
pa-surc :or service" Ia III" war was an
occasion ot sorrow ard pride 70 the en-
tire city.
\ wrist watch. - purse. with which
70 purchase AZ army trunk and blhte
were presented MAJOR Smith: with IN"
compliments o: IN" TI'a"s force.
IN replying L. Or. Mitchell. Major
Smith. ;y.,h his y.r!cr clicked with esrl'1-
lion. remarked simply that he could not
speak tha thoughts he hal nor express
the feelings which fitted his helnS. but
that only .oy 4 kiss fUr the ladies' ana
Il hand clasp tHr the men Of his torca
could he say his farewell. kissing the
E:ble Salu:ins The flag OF hts country
which :lut:ereI above hts head. Major
Smith sAtd farewell 20 HIS friends ana
closest associates u: the past years
Major 'Stnlth - III" eldest SON or the
late General =. l.. Smith. who vas a.
one t,rlc ad;utant general os the West
Virginia National Guard. He saw serV-
ice in the Spanish American war an
was 4 colonel nf the National guard
He was siv.l the rank OF major by
the war DEPARTMENT ard assigned to ac-
DUR. lax, Ian week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

in S."k;n: :, make conquest -: peace
by ar:u>.
German Policy rntolerable.
- :,..j.r. tttt sp",E Tor Them when
/ say tw,. ;r.ng~; FIRST. taat 'h's tntol-
.raLl, ,:strr 81 wni,n IA" masters "t
,;"rn.,n: Hat" ~ifv"n * 'h'' ';StE :acc.
this ,glr;.,... 80 ,ui!.r:.'.. ;n;v!Eu" aud
for. wa,,'H -. :o.w -. So. Clearly as ;h"
,;.ri,t, iu.y.,.: . '...:,L witl"8; r"u-
S,.icurr, hr....; - ,,':;l,l'E TOR covenant
ed ,..n... ..r'..: L., ,.'i:>u'.j and. :: y be
NOT wt:s~.: ,.t,':3i:H: =" ..r '"! II: least
shut ,,..r :~,.n: III :r:.C,;.y ."t'ft"';"S"
of ;t:,. i...,f.r.S: ana. ,.,-u"H. Ia; |h'''t
thiS :h;Ss: nd 49, power ~. indeed d.
:..:.,."i a.! n" tim. C":!r~ ia w. ';:;:
discuss r..ac'--w;r":; "a: '..""xtH people
h.,y,.. S;",E-.S:n"u w.lus' w".'i - can he
li-y.. AND wh'u tho~'s ~ir.l'SGr"t! ar;
ready IN III. rs,,na -: ',y"'! ;,."?tH {" A.
cop, III. common j':..cin":; g.: th~ M
lions ~ - What shat; ""ii"";Hrin = ~
basis III irW imi 81 coS"'Ha; ;"r IN"
Ike ~ ;h. wnrii--w" shall i'' Wiling
and glad 20 pay the fall rTlr" t"r l'''a"''
ard pay il unxrudgingly. W.. &"'w
what that :,ri,,. will BE-. t. will u" :uti.
impartial justice. justice G"nc ~ "T"::-
po;n, and q every nation ;nat IN" final
settlement must affect. OR enemies Us
wei. as our friends.
Russian People Deceived.
$50, ,,.i-n ~. m, VOICES Of
,,..,,.,,',., .t... 49,. =, ,h,. air -rhey
lew ,,,:i,. NOR. ,,I;b,, rIn,. art:,.U-
e., r,- ,.,as.,,. aud ,h.v come.
,ro,,, 49,, i.-,> of ,r.,, ,vcrvyh.-,
RS. isis. ,i... -. y,r sinai; md =; no
,.;,,j..,,, A,.,,r ~ 49,: end: rha, no
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So, h....,,,s ,t ,-r.snons,blc ,.,,ir-s
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H., a., .., ,h,,,inahl, yvru,r II j.
..,. IN. no., ,xDr.ss,d II,
w.. ,,r,T,,,., ~, anocxa;io;.. mo punitive
rn-,,,;.;,, ..y,.r..Ss,. rho ,rs,iur;,ve i,d--
me-. O., ,,;li., ,n.u EVERYWHERE il has
h..r Wi, ,i;i,c.;,, use Of hy the mas
+o-s az ,,nssi, astrnv--auG he people
az .r,...r.. country their agents couIl
-,.,,.:, -, ,i-,;.r ;i,,, :, ;,:"-:la,,irc peace
,;;. D., ,-,.,e.,., ,h,,.. ;,,:orc oI,or-
800, h.,. h..., .,,,-.,. is final md con-
,.:,,c,,. r.s.., ,,l .h. ,.n;.ln az tho
,,-,I .,,. =, .o,,.rnf ,r ,,,.,,r r,vr dns;i-
,,-
rbo ..teb+ .rse
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

- 49,, ,
@"IS VIII supp! '"'
mn r'''rctl! E''''' >''""' '""' III Nv
pt ,,d ",,,,r,' sho,,,d n.
"''"'' 'ns't',''"'' ,.t.,',',,s n,,II ,nd
,.'.'s,, y. ,t,. ,r'o, -oel,
." ,,.s,r',;.... 49,, ,,.nr
"''''''''e
war OF fTlnc'ple.
wv" can do this with all tho greater
goal and enthusiasm because we know
that for us this 1, Il war Of high princi;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

.,,,,rruucui should be immediately re-
,tuarI and alfIrinalivcly and ccsiStruc-
tivcly dealt wiih NJ The earliest NosSihi"
moment. III" pressing nrcd of such leg
l,,larirn is dril% becoming NOR" obvious
'''rh" l"GiSIatinn prhprscd ut III" lh!t
session with regard ~ regulated COM
hiuaIirus among our exporters. in order
,r rr,vjd.. fer our foreign trade more
effective organization md method OF CO.
.nnrrari,I ought hy all means to hc com
pl"trn al this session.
And hriicv" that III" members Of
IN. hnly.. uf representatives will permit
me in cypress tn" opinion that il Will h"
inrosSI,i.. t. d"ul IN any but very
waStctul and cXtravagnnt fashion with
'il,. .r"rmnus appropriations -! the pub
lie. moneys which must Cnntinu" 10 b"
made II ~" war ia 20 y" property SuS-
InInrd unless III" house will consent /"
return 20 it's f"rm"c practice "i init!a-
:ina and in preparing all appropriation
hills through n SiUgl" ""lnmitl"" IN or
der hint responsibility may b" conferred.
standardized and made
uu,inrn and wat" md dunl'catton ms
mach MS possihl" nv"id"d
transportation
Additional irE'Sla1!"h may A4a"
COM. necessary before the present con-
grexs again adiourns In order to erect
Tho most efficient coordination ana
transportation II thr railway ana otheF
Transportation systems OF the country;
hut 10 that shnl, II circumstances
demand. call the attention OF the con-
gross upon another occasion.
~ I havn overlooked anything that
ouRht 10 I've done FOR tho moro e1haus-
tive conduct OF tho war, your own coin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
=. l.. JUSTICE. NJ. H..
NIuln Sirnrt hnlnnd

Amnlcx Ointment al"n" vii! quickly
houish pimul"a hlRckhrHds and take out
NIL reduces 81 the skin md CHrn most
forms Of skin disease Bad. chronic
,asrs or Eczema P*"riRsis T"ttrr. ihat
have lasted for years. y!eid NOR" Gul"kly
when both nlnlmont IND liquid are used
Trial size soc. {. II. Gricst & Co. of
Whcc!inE ". Va. guarantees Amolox.
and will refund the money II II falls TO
give satisfaction.
Laboratories. Youngstown. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
NEW DISCOVERY
FOR ECZEMA
Doctors Having Great Success With
hmolax.

This relnn rkablo 1ctter, coming from, n
prominena physician engaged in active
practice for ovor IS years, proves tho
merit Of this wonderful new Aemedy
| have used Amui"X ~ f"H different
,,asas - chronic skin Diseases. with az
,rlicui results All showed mark",! I'M
prny"rn"ut from III" start. Two HDpnr-
entity ar" rurrd. tn" skin being rr"r
fruf,, scales and rcIn"sS. and p.rc"cr!y
u"rna!.
consider Am"l"N n ltcm"d% nf -rarn
merit know e! n"thiuE "a IN" mod
dcrn text "o%s that cIHals /. IN th.rH-
pr.Itir value.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

(ConSnued from First PaSe-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

The war can be successfully conducted
in no other way. The Same logic would
lead also 10 n declaration of war against
Turkey and Bulgaria. Thhy nlS" are IN"
tools of Germany. But they arr m"r"
tools and d" not yet stand IN tn" direct
path rt our necessary action. W" snail
so wherever the necessities Of thi" war
carry U.s. hut It seems tn me that We
should 10 only where Immediate ana
practical considerations lead uN and no.
heed any others.
Allen Enemies.
The financial and military measures
which must be adopted VIII suggest
themselves as the war aud its under
tak!nEs dcvelope. but | will take the
liberty of proposing 10 you certain "th-
sr acts Of legislation which "r"m I"
me 70 10 needed for tho support Of tn"
war and Tor the release OF our whole
fierce and energy.
1t will hr necessary To extend III
certain particulars. the Legislation Of IN"
last session with regard To alien
enemies. and also necessary. l believe.
t. crrnlr 4 very definite and particular
control over the entrance and depnrtur"
Of all persons into and from the United
States
"l.cglslntion should DO enacted d"fLn-
ing as a criminal uffrnSc every wlltuI
violation Of ia" presidential pr"clAmn-
lions relating TO alien enemies pr"tnul
gated under SrCtiun IhGI of tho revised
statutes and providing HpnrOpr!at" pun
iShm"ntS. ami women as well 49, m"n
should IL" included urI"r III" terms 81
:hc acts Placing restraints upon aii"n
enemies.
Price Fixing.
1T IS likely that a. tim" goes Oh
many alien enemies VIII lac willing Ia Il"
fed and housed ut tho. expense ~ the
government IA the dct"-!t!"n camps AMI
II Will he the purpose "t the legislation
| have suggested l" CnUflu" offenders
among them ia p"uit"ntjari"% ana 'oth"!
similar ii 'sltulium- wh"r" tn"E COULD H."
made To work as other criminals do.
Recent cXp"rt,1lC" has c"nI lncrd n"
that the congress must +" further IN
authorizing III" government To SGT linn
It's tn prices. Th" law Of supply and u"-
Inu7ld. | Hm sorry IL say. has l'""u r"-
.rlnccd 10y the law Of unrrstrNin"i sol
fi$hu"sS. While We have eliminated pro-
Ilc-r!EE ia several branches II indus
Try. il stu runs impudcntly rampant III
others.
Natural Resources.
TIL" farmers for example complain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
by ac:u>.
German POLICY Intoler1ble.

x""k;"- =, make conquest -: peace
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-02
WOODS.HORTON Wedding
SOLEMNIzED THURSDAY
MARRIAGE OF A YOUNG LOUISA
COUPLE SURPRISES
FRIENDS.

Mr. Rowland Miller Horton and Miss
Elizabeth Woods were married Thurs
dav .vening of this week at the homo
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
j. X. Woods, at Tdscola Ky. The cere.
mony was reformed by Rev. H. o..
Chambers of the NJ. e. Church South.
Louisa.
The couple succeeded in keeping this
important event secret so far as tn,
general pl bic IL concerned The NEW $
happened to learn Of it little in ad +.
vance.
The bride is one Of the prettiest and
most attractive young ladies IN the
county. Size is well educated and IL
now teaching the public school in her
horne district. The family lived in Lou
lisa year moving back to their farm
IN September Mr.. Woods is one Of the
leading farmers and live stock growers
OF the county. Elizabeth is the Oldest
child in the family. She is q favorit.
in every circle in which she moves be-
cause of her genial manner, modest de-
meanor and attractive personality.
I, M. Horton is son OF Mrs. Mary
Burns Horton and grandson Of Judgs
iR ~ Burns. He is a young man OF
strict integrity end rood habits. Foi
several months he has been in the EN-
ploy Of the Louisa Drug company. The
young couple viii. take up their resi-
dence in the dwelling adjacent to tht
parsonage of the M. T.. Church South
1t is now undergoing repairs and viii
re occupied as soen as ready.
Congratulations and good wishes ar
IeAtended to these young people.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-02
MINISTER'S UNION PLANS
THANKSGIVING SERVICES

The Minister'S Union met IT the M
e. Parsonage last Monday morning
and agreed ipon two important mat
tiers of interest 70 the public Tho
Thanksgiving snfvice viii be held this
year ~ 10 A. m. Following tie Gus
tomary order regarding place and
preacher the services will be held 10
the Nj. E. Church South with the ser
mon by the pastor OF the NJ e Church ;.
The pastors agreed that 1t will serve
the best interests OF the churches If all
the regular services are held Will,
some other church is holding revival
meetings. BY regular services is
meant the Sunday services. morning
and evening. and the weekly prayer
meeting. This is not meant to prevent
co-operation and union services that
may be arranged by the pastor This
is not an attempt to prevent any onc
attending other services than their
own. but is an attempt to conserve the
interests ot all the churches.
Rev, Gaugh announced his pan 20
hold meeting before the end of the
year probably beginning soon. The
meeting for the M. E. Church is set
for January beginning on tie second
Wednesday evening. Rev. Chambers
announced his plans as incomplete.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-02
NEW TAXES.

Washington, Oct. e9.-The man on
the street will feel the added burdens
of the, war revenue tax Thursday
Some OF the taxes going into effect on
that day are: vi
One cent on each ten cent admiss-
ion 70 theaturs. movies etc. Children
under ~ pay total OF one-cent tax.
Eight per cent on passenger fare ;
ny reil and water except on frips less
than 30 mites.
Three per cent on freight charges.
Ten per cent for berthf. ststerooms
ard seats on parlor cars or vessels.
Ten per cent on club dues more than
$i2 annually.
One cent on each twenty five-cent
charge for parcels post
One cent ON each twenty-cent ex-
press.
Five cents on each telephone tele-
gram and radio message costing IL
cents OF more.
Eight cents for every 500 OF life in
surance.
Ry Saturday the new postal taxes
viii go into effect. Letters VIII carr,
three cents IN stamps instead Of dwo
cents. aud postal cards WIFI carry dou
BILE the present number ~ stamps.
The tobocco taxes actually go into
effect Thursday but dealers have been
collecting this tax for some time CT
gars are taxed 81 to 81 per thousand
and cignretts 80 cents to 3120 per
thousand.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-02
TENTH DISTRICT EDUCATIONAL
MEETING IN PAINTsvLLE

The annpal league meeting Of Tenth
District Educational Association was
held at Paintsviile .on October 11-19
with all the counties represented.
on Thursday evening the program.
began with splendid address by Pres.
Woodley of Marshall college, Hunting
ton. This was well attended by teach.
ers and tov nspeople and was enjoyed
by all. On Friday those who were
scheduled 10 SPEAK were ali present
and 4 has never been possible for the
people OF o'.r town TO enjoy such an
educational feast as this, When we
say that agricultural agent X L. Var
ney was assigned to topic II would b /,
superfluous To state that his address
was both plessing and forceful for
those who are acquainted with his style
know that he has a special knsck az
keeping folks interested. Supervisor
OF high schools, McIenry Rhodes. o.
Frankfort. mad an attentive audience
when he spoke on THE High School M
an Eye Opener Dean McDougle %
u. X. s. ~ s.. Richmond was Of
course int resting with his splendid
talk on .'Frndnmentals.' He would NOT
have tie teachers neglect the thref.
RS ia their eagerness TO introduce
new phases OF eddcative work
Following Dean McDougle On TIE
program camc Prof Marshell r.
Vaughn Secretary Of Berea College,
with rousinR speech with eEoush hu-
NOR IN 1t to make it highly ENJOYABLE
One Of our leading teachers wag
heard to remark that she was never.
In life, so highly entertained as she
was hy tho splendid oratory OF our
neiglhor aud co-worker, State Supt
Shawkey OF West Va.
Our own Srpt, v. O. Gilbert made
US feel keen,y the need Of improve
ment Of rural conditions. generally,
throughout the state. lie having re-
ceived Knowledge alor q this line. first
hand was able Il, irnpart IL, Impress
lively
Pref Greer OF Jenkins schools did
hi.. bit in teaching us something con-
cerning life in mining districts and the
probln,s that must be faced.
IN mentioning the good things OF
this meeting we would not discount
the services OF our home people Hon.
Fred Howes made every one feel well
come in the very beginning and, as
usual Prot W. B Ward was rallying
the teachers to higher Ideals and mors
efficient service in the teaching pro
fesslon
Much thai was inspiring would have
been missed had It not been for thu
artistic arrangement Of the beautiful
flowers and ferns effected by Rev. Il,
G. Sowards, pastor OF NJ Il. Church
South.
At the close OF the meeting new Of
ficers were installed. PilSeville provid
ing president in DR.. Record. w b..
Ward Is retained as secretary and the
next meeting of the organization is to
be held in Pikeville.
JOHNSON COUNTY TEACHER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-11-02
TAXES ON MONEY.

Money in all forms is subject to tax
alton as other property for State pur-
poses and is exempt from local county
and city taxation
IL deposited in Kentucky Banks ana
Trust companies the amounts OF de-
posits on September first are to be re-
ported by the Banks and Trust COM
panies who will pay the taxes at the
rate OF only 10 cents on each $1t0. and
charge &c dapositors' accounts.
Deposits in Kentucky Banks DO not
have to be listed by the owners.
Money on hand or on deposit with
others than Kentucky Banks and
Trust companies is subject to the
State tax of 40 cents on each 800.
This applies to certificates OF de-
posit. exchange On foreign Banss and
all money not on deposit in Kentucky
Banks and Trust companies.