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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-08-30
THE COMMONWEALTH OF vIR

GINA,
TAZEWELL COUNTY.
Commonwealth Of Virginia,
VS.. NOTICE.
One Hudson Super Six Automobile
No. J-44O8, with the initials 81.
E. A." thereon.
To All Persons Concerned in Interest:
Whereas, information, on oath, has
this day been filed in the Clerks Of
flee of the Circuit Court of Tazewell
County, Virginia, by James w. Har-
man, Attorney for the Commonwealth
of Virginia, in and for Tazewell coun-
ty, as provided by law, alleging the
seizure of one Hudson Super Six Au-
tomobile No. J-4408, with the init
ials ~. E. A." thereon, by l.. Ruth
erford, Policeman of the Town of
Pocahontas, Va, and his posse, in
said town and county on or about
July II, 1918, while Ed. Adams was
unlawfully transporting in said au-
tomobile more than one hundred pints
of distilled liquor along and over the
streets Of the said town Of Pocahon-
tas, and in said county, in the pres
ence of said policeman and posse, and
alleging that said automobile, by rea-
son of the premises, became and is
forfeited to the Commonwealth of
Virginia, and praying that said auto
mobile be condemned and sold and
the proceeds disposed Of according to
law.
Now, therefore, all persons con-
cerned in interest are hereby cited to
appear before the Circuit Court OF
Tazewell county, Virginia, on the 9th
day of September, 1918, at the court
house thereof, and show cause why
the prayer of the information fol-
condemnation and sale of said auto
mobile should not be granted.
Witness, G.. w. Greever, Clerk Of
our said Circuit Court, this the 26tf
day of August, 1918, and in tho 1 i3rt
year of the Commonwealth.
c. w. GREEVER, Clerk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-08-30
''See 'Ge3s-at' Peel
Off This Corn"
LcaVcs Tho Too rs Smooth as tho
Palm of Your Hand.

THO corn never grow that Gotta
IT, win not get Ii mover Irritnton
The ilcrh, never makes your toe uoro
lust TWO drops Ut 'bCtH-lt" ami
presto! the Corn-Dnin vnniYhes.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-08-30
SOLDIERS
LETTERS.
With the American Expeditionary

With the American Expeditionary
Forces, July 81, 1918.
Dear father and all the family:
AS / have never heard from home
will write you all again this morn
ing. have written two or three
letters home week, so | am sure
some of them have gotten there. I
guess it won't be many days until l
get several letters. Jim Wilson got
letter from home Friday. 1t takes
from 81 to 81 days for letter to
come from home. | went to aeon
cert show Friday night. 1t was real
good show. Miss james, IN American
lady, was here to sing for us last
night. We sure did enjoy her sing
ing and dancing. Some of the boys
are writing letters, some are wash
ing their clothes. They all seem to be
happy and getting along o. k. won
der what you all are doing this u.
IN. Don't suppose you have gotten up
yet, for the time is nine hours faster
over here than it is there. we are
having lots of rain, it rains most CIV
cry day and the days are real warm.
Well, dad, this is n beautiful coun-
try. 1t is the most fertile country l
have ever seen, but the seasons are
too short to raise corn. guess you
all have laid your corn by and arc
through harvesting your crops by
this time. hope the crops will be
good and that there will be lots of
fruit Is John Birkelbach yet in camp
Lee? / guess he is either there or
at home. am real anxious to hear
from Grover Davis. Hope he has got
ten we'll by now. Do they yet hear
from Grant Lowe and Bill Watkins?
If / had their address / would write
to them. l don't weigh as much as l
did last winter, but am having good
health. We have been on several hikes
travelling several hundred miles since
we landed in France. l guess you all
get more war news than we do. We
can hear the sound of the big guns,
but yet we know very little about the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-08-30

statement of Plan for the Decrease
OF the Actually Issued and Out
standing Stock Of Walton CONSTITUTE
ton Company, Incorporated.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

d. II {. osborn ms ansuered ~
eau % IN eo,ors.
VINE S9etnarn. q WIlnur. 1pe1l
wedDesaay nsEhs Eish ~ oopEin. c. z.
CsnmbEn
Aunt cynrhta Cosron ASed Fri4ny
ussh haart trouR1s. So uAa - Fcar1
ga and ==Azr e TIE Cllrla1tA1
church for years So stavEs . A1s-
had ana tuo chlIArea-
o. b SHetnam as n toun IA1rs-
day on kaslness
ne tnrkv party a < c. Bsrryss 49,
= <rand s1rcsEs
d. II IL Gambn and f1nlly ses1t
Sunanv win n< G<zhluis fnrknr.
Tnere va - an r. cream 14pr1r
AZ zTukur A1Ez1r1 u fer ne t1rtIt
q the Rec crun&
J. C. crrus = ksre frcm O1in brEi.E
= drove ~ earrlei
churek Il Knab Rran<h uaa 11rEl,r
artsnde.s Snn14T.
$500 ulu Aa~tn Mcn6zE STA Her
h<zs Hruisst prlneiras 40 nenEl Bates
Ass1sennt
Q. y B.rts- 80 sass nies c.ssle
wAns ozlrsr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

Lac Sunday beng the ANIMAL fAy
for Rock FORK Baptist church % hq,c
regular foot washing services qutte ,
large crowd o. our young peorle at
tended. anonK them we're Mr- and
Nh G. z. Mullins. 1lEsses Ella Ham
-. Torenee wolfe. Srezla Thonpson.
Georzia vInse1 and Carl RudoIph
Richard vfnso1. son q Judge J1F
yinso1- returned last Saturday fron
! fuo veeksf visit azolg relatives
n Lawrence county
H ~ Rzeer. Who has kidd TIE poai-
ton q rnine foreman. here n Eine No.
III for 4 long time. has resigned his
rosftfan % accept more lurrzEfre en-
Dovuent 9TH an11her company His
rsaua i bein< ne AZ present ~ L
z wis. = conpeten< ar1 relIzhle
fereznn
r II Wells q Princesss BoT1 eQun-
u. las found enplognsnr n The z1ines
here- HIS family VII 1oln HIN l-rer-
A b Brode q the Urn q A. B
BroEe q Son. wzs fke over Szn11z
xuesr q Unele Can Ez<ep o. wh0se
preraEses an Oh rel Is n0w helnE drl-
ID Not eno1zh depth hzs been rszrh-
I'd n . give eE11enees q s1cceHs -
Jst
frou = shree weeksr stzT AZ re h@alrh
r--.-x a NarffnsTflle. I'D So i -
-rr1 E-sr-u.ez i heAlrh ~ - r.
So ~ zszz1 vorE
Pew q L kerr III eonpss-e hts
pzs.o-zte here nrzt Su1e.F- HAr-zE
s.-res = rzsthf1I ard suecszzf11 E-zr
- leaves durz1E TIE -eek q rAe 1etz
Erst ssr co1fereEee AZ Logan- " Va
hur VII spe1f fen Gays ezrUzte a.
Rzz1er zzor< his wEfe's relatives
Rev. + More ard Effs. q WaT-
rsr5- LII 1zs1 1Io1zar cl \ vzcztis1-
Th=T Nh visit fr1ends ard relative.
n Lzwrence County. also . So Hon
H Il Mere. Al Wfnekestsr. and frurz
1here 10 Lean SeFtenber FIRST % Al
se-,s r. ANAL sesss1n q the Western
TEr<naa Cnzfsrsnre q tke II 2.
WarEana rs ucurseres r. c11rtn
rear - pzst1r AZ ~ TzFIzn1 eEu-ch
Ard s1rh = zzccessfz1- 29pulzr zzr-s-
ter has ke been thzf re1itioz- bar
M the nzues q EearzT srsrT 11e II
EEaTzzrd- hzs heez <0r~ar1e1 - Rev
EsoIIEs-er. P 4 f1r - rszEnz a1g<hez
ezss q = Lawrengs cr1nxF raz
u.1zin< n tke tr1zt rzrk
= z Maths ~zs . t1zzress Elslt1r
n Hznrf-zrun ard Ashzzn1 tzsz wesE
1ohn Wozfs uzs Ehe gEest q -
dauEhter. lLrs- CIEze LzTzes and Nrz
Cru-1e-. 1zs1 3rsldzT ard Tue@-zT-
The cn11red f1zz hzd . taprizins
last Say Ear LarEeFs but re are
nde zzrfzad ~ - h1E Many -e-s tar-
ttzs1
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

Church a compton- u.s largely a.
tended Sunday.
We have been biested allh nns
John Compton and Andy Kitcksn re-
teurnod home from Coal River. " Va
caf Codkze1 I'm Ihu1zla4 for rhe
training camps where he uiIi - tor
sorne time.
Mona cookssy len THURSDAY fdr
Ioufsa where she gin spend the Ian
Nth x r. Ball
E1rens May. o. chnIlcothe. Ohio. =
spending = fen weeks WiLh HI unele
~ Dennis.
5etrie Kirchea and Noua Coo.ssJ
wers the pi-asant sues1s q Ineln.-
and Goiflt We1b Suu14E-
Els stuart 49, visiting AlAy
Kitchen. Suatay-
Jetrle Kitchen ard Dewey Iote pus-
sd down cur creek Sun1zy-
1laude and Nell 1oke aH1 Herman
webb arrended church AZ Dennls on
Ssndey
Rsta Cooksey and Jettts HoIhroo.E.
wese nze pleasant guests q Jetrte
Kitchen Sunday
me school A. Dennis = BrogressinE
~ Ard M. Bert cooksey vii Leave
- $500 -oo1
J~rfie Kjrchee ana Reba cooksey
as1~.IIet - enfersaIunient al Nor
go creek s.tur.lav nIxhf-
Herbe-t Rice was tie pleasant i<uez,
q Lnrher Eitehen Saturday night
1Er- BaIton Thomp1o1 cailed On "A.
hest sri At Denrfs Sunday
Lindsay and Charlie BrountnE lefi
for jenkins Saturday
Lora kitchen and Rein coQhzeF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

There win be an ice cream festival
~ mis- place Saturday night sept J
for he benefit q the Red Cross
~ rr-rr,1rton. 81 rner yin terfn
= ~1-Ie~ a rrterrnr4 berlnninr next
rrIfrv uIrft
-, - -. -. $780,. =.
<---s--- - w~--,--,1r. <s---.~-1-- 49,.
- -. = =
Sp-- - - - =, =.
gone = ----- " : = -. ~
tlos l',e1-
Ais Mare braqlFy- or ems q
sehool teacher spent saturday and
Sunday with her 5.-ients- NJ and Ms.
Fred Bradley
Mr. ard Mrs. Jay Yates ard Mis-
AIice Dfanent srent sunday viii
rheir nnother. Mrs. II L Dzm0n1
rrt<4 F,z,u.a Tle,on~ to- diu-er a
ii B1rrfett.s sund.v-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

Ms virrfe ara Jelna DAVIS -
UIysses. K-- rfzzfe1 fhesr co1szzz.
Gsr1r-ze s.z Iafe 11eaA1e. e Hez<les-
- reeert1
Poorest FGnzl1. Wko has ben e-t1-
psrd for 800 tlrae. = ahse % - 60
again
CsT<eu Han eaz1ed hsre szzzav-
1gr. walker BzrEezs- who h4s heec
Eorkfn< a. Neupnrt for so..s1lzz. :
sEendtng : fsw GAYS w1rh frten1s a
Patrick
cnurrA a Pre=r.a Gap u.s hzz-sy
arrsrtee "a Su1.1AF.
Rev. Dave SaEz1nsEis rreacied An n
re-es<fng serm1z
1rGs.es vIrEie ans On Ezse1E. ..
.ran Lar uere 6o~n for feW 1axs
she after part q ne WEEK
Walter B-rxe4z uas eaEi-g en- -
r-5enEs Szn1ay
1exis Boyd ans Grzeze Bsesins tnsk
zEznsr w1zh Mrs Ala Enll-n.-11
Sunfzv.
Hiss Craze KlLltlnzs,1r- - ta- LssAr
VISITED her trorhNr- Iuans vrlzl1-.sc-1
and fznElE- SI1EaF-
PhI Pre~ee spelt Sz@1ay ~ ~
h1r.e AZ Ese
Eas<rf Han uzs szaun sAe rissr -.
n Pr-sr> ts=h-r - !. B-uzr---.z-
zSrelF-
Ms. Flzakie EEarssa sz-zs s-zzzs
At TcrrhInAE
MA ! B Han ean-'a e : sEs-ns -
Szz1av
HIS Ezhei sparkz. * Fatrsek AZ
:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

A much nesded rnln Zen o. Monday
rI<ht refreshing the dusty earth
ne little baby q Lr- and Mrs An
d. rarsieF died laet week Of summer
coupl.inL
-. II B. cassady and daughters
Lora. EollIs ana Noldie. spent sunday
Mrs L Dempsey and MTE- + >
Ward have gone % Loalza g the XIV
errieu Hospital where Lrs- Ward WI
recsIre medical attenrion-
Miss lane BurEett q Huntington
Il visiting 1lrs- Alice y XIX
a t1tg bog Uas bora On Saturday q
III and 1frzL Osczr Maynard
he sd news Vas received Slnaes
/ q the dezrh q 1Lrs- Was Hinkle q ~
{ Elzrsas CITY Hospital Where So n
lea for several weeks
TIE little ehflt q NJ and = : IN
Henssey did cn sunday q <eo,sz@
fnfanrum- On 1ondzy 1lrs- l-e-s-' ,
gave birth % twins
NJ p p Hznkie spen< Sunday AEs1
MONDAY with his yife IN Lculsa-
Prank Kirk has returned home AZ
rer Z SIX weeks absence Which ne
~peur u L1ouEsa. 3IaysyiIle and Kermit
M AIiee IL Kirk has gone q
chariezt0n 10 visit ,l,er son. W c KLrk
and family
Tie four seleetzEes % leave this
week for the army are- Arthur Speer
Bsecher ward Nathan Jrde ard John
~ vfrrse WTIlEamson has been
srendinx . fe wsdaEs in Inez
Mr. and 1r4 Barnett and little
dzurkter. and Ms Bzrnettis morher
Ms Peter Ward are visiting Ms
wards mother. Ms Boyd and othe.
friends IN Inez Tkey mor0red thru
from 81 LouEz
Rev SnmueIs preached his farewell
sermon On Sunday night q. Al arren-
i've audIenre IN the IL z church
south- He and family Iezse this wseH
oa = visit 70 relatives before going @
cnnference-
Mrz SPARKS and Children are visiting
II ti.s ho-ne q 3Er. Il Haften-
Our hearts are szddened oEer the
Iessaee that Ehade Bo0eh has feen
Kid IN Francs- Shade uas one Q.
< sseeke-z he1eze h seiul1eersd
n tn coast artillery
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

Rse c-1ss M.ss<.L
The Re1 Cru1a eztertn4zn1<1l givea
~ IL Fre1tyrertan eAzreh en T1119aE
nExhs - f1zr ezrzs frua ~ Lexing.c1
Ceae<- q Nus1r Eas = grad s.ucasl
N r-errnrn was - charge - MrA.
Asa chanslsr uoer. elre<ser & tAGa
$500 49, eAsA zz@A~r uAr uN1 -
1sctesz ans k4<zzifG1F exac1zrA IAe
y0zng sa9les Efs1nE 10 prpgrAz uert
Ms. Ml1re1 Rue&. scEr4r1s Mles
Hate KeSzk. eezrraE<o Ms M4rT
Ysu~r rsoer. reAter. zEiss Ezt1z4.1 Lsz-
=. rrur-t4z2sl a Asrre 414ts~ue
e-Nye.d tke rragr4zz AL - prpcee.-s
ukIrA Esrs Tor - Red Cress. "a
rxssaAsy azssz-s q aRczs So
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

Ws-szs-Te1 > a-4 horse teams 70
r-.z1 1uzs and eszspzsns pes ard -
-. u ruake rsss O. Th-se 3lIle Cree
= H N0-rhzD -Fs----
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

szan-1n and rs great gard
- w--e hzre fru-n Wits Creek y
Va Weznsszzv ezru1tz y rlsar rs
szsr "a Paw
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

Mis- Virginia Duncnn. a Lq1Is.l'le.
i hr1e his u1rt ne guest u 4's-
f1Iraheth PRESTON SIC yin return
70 Louisville abou. sept ]. % ~ oPrt-
11r a ~ Girls HIeh School which -
- attenfinr. Miss Duncan formerly
--sIss h>~ home With Nr. ard MA
Henry Allen Borders and h4e Ar1r
circle 81 frIsnds here uho are always
riad % ste ber-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

Andy NHtehsE ana K<1is Mitchell.
hr0thers. we're hro1Eht into tuun lasi
Saturday b. teDutiea J. n. cn.i1ers
ard Nat Sxnters ehargsd nth the AL
linz ~ Caleb Eewson-
ne tragedy ocrurref On Rc1+Esr1
creek Saturday no-nlng. AID - SD
70 kAve beea ths outgr0uth q as
puts over hauling staves-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

F-~ szIs-Oze E1r rszr cd Dzre
~ o-s for --tzr Cd h1rzs- ArE'lF -
L 5 AE=T. Lozza- Ky zs-zs-l.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

Ma z Poe Harris. co1nrE llIit=z=s
aesnt zzzsd the 1sea1 eour1 for an
11rrorrzzrl1n q 50 70 be used a.
rrIzs 'rno-1T for he teacher vho Az
zmEss the besr arten1anns and bes<
rHuIts N thezr noonlight schools S-e
~ hsard With much interest and the
zrrrurrfatE1n uzs MADE Tke teach-
e KAYE An agreed to teach p nights
each Donth wfrhout c1mpenzat1on- ard
ny are an apDzrenrIy nnneh interest
81 Thsre i 1lkelT % b zddIric-al
prizes offered N This uork. which IN
ts aTzEIzh1s from other source
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

csal OpsratsTs 49,
Ia NorrhsAsf Ksnsscky c-&I Asso-
e1atis1 BID FerF lEzerestlzg ueaslzS
here 1EolGAY &frernecn aE.a ere1lrE- a
large nsneer * t-u=nA1ert opera1ors
wsrs prefeEr- lnrte1LrzE Mr. HezrJ II
vlerz. ~ r1lnzst1l1e. 41t Mr. RcS1lzE.
e AsAEzr1. Mo are rHspe<stS<iF PEzs-
I6ens an.s SECRETARY & ~ aasoclss.n1-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

Retnrne1 Fron hespitaE
Master Ja-nes Fr4nkiln BaIlex. r.
~ sen q xntEe ana Mrz- Fr1nk b-.s.t
retIrned hsrne fp1zn czrist's Hospital
cinrsnrafi. w-re - had h1e1 Tor
t9o r,nontls heaae trs4re1 for r4fic.r-
aifiz His nlssher has neen Win In
ana On tkeir RETURN home uere nI4-
- ashland b. JIfg2 Eaii<y 40 &C.
cornranled them horne 4 = nou rt41-
onabiy cers=iz tat : speeiT recoFsry
uin follow
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

Ms Theiza Morgan srtertAAned :
nunher q yozzg ladi.s with > del-<isr-.
! IA sEurnher party On Mo11aT ntEn<- NJ
guest nss ineinael 1lkas Oral B1rEe. =
/ Hnntlnrron. Miss kaa1Nrine he-.
saiIse WARS. Macy RAaiaF ane Jc~e-
phine Bcules-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

d II H Hate. f1rzeEzF e thzs
clsEs Wa ezzz1s.z II t1e E.zkz q d
d g N H. u 3 Armr am KS he=1
Err : l1nE ws a Cz7 sruzzn-
urE1zs zhzr h RS keen Er11n11sss> ID
~ rznk q czpeza
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

REESE Party
Mrs.. c. z yrorrnan saseEsAl.ed =
knr<e holrse party orer S-n1Ay - her
keantffni hoene II E6EeuatEr- 4 num-
her q PlkeslIi< Tsores uere anac1g ~
guestz ard theS rsp1<s : s=Ey e=iiE1i-
fl tlrne. 1hzss present frurn here IN
elu1<sd ,Etsses SErzk an1 Rzekael
crowSurd. Gexsr.1e Wesx.zErca. Juns
coxtsz 10 ana Leza LEoas
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

s-E1 Ga Il Rmyoz hravs
E~E D1rE1e c11rer. U10 w1s report
e w1unEe1 u = ezhze Er1U Is cR-
mnzEzE c11sr % ths paren1s ard IL
- rzpE1s1 = H. czzzzl-T Esl KS
urzzte1 card % H. hnDs f1Iks rhar
- u1t + n11 q > 11ngEru1s n.rUre
znz Hat h = Esrrzzg a111g nIcelT
II = FRS elzss hos11r1L
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-16

JaIer Frsd Bscker rscelved rhrogsh
- Dzz1s Ear11l- slgned - Prezl-
DIT Woo1rDW WTlso1s selt n bek'.af
e VIA Kftehen yC1ng boy uho
EEs c1us1rtsd q hrezkDg II = uzre-
h1use aDz Wt0 Ezs glrel = years
ne1tznce n IT, c0znsF IN He has
1erFed elEht nnnEhs e ths TINE He
= frun WetbEEIe ard = = brsEhr A.
nice 111kzng y0u1g bog R-ohahls e
yam a He asked Jazsr Becksr
= II hErn Say 0Fer 1zkt night zs II
I'D n Whers % 81 he IN te rs-
lsassd z11 VII be adFEsed % I'm n.
EsrEice whzEh Wuul1 cn1brIess Eak.
Dzn g hiA
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-05-07

Some fellows idea OF helping to win
the war is to sit down and hope that
IL wont last much longer.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-05-07
EDITORS IN HIGH PLACES

Two journalists the British Cabinet and Lord Northcfe foi
chief propagandist the Empire created mild po
cal jolt in Parliament.
Premier Lloyd George asked officially why he did it, and
he sad in effect
Everybody doing now
Italy and the United States he sad all have
men close to the throne of power. Right to old chap
The editor began political wood in the United States
long ago.
Franklin countys iusrous editor, also
4 nations ablest dimplomatist.
Poor Richard fairly steady political office holder for 80
years. He Pennsylvania Postmaster and Pennsylvania Assem-
byman long before the Revolution
He colonys Ambassador England years before
independence Indeed Franklin the public sevcenow
vulgary call it cat the public crib nearly half century But
what corker!
President Wilson, like Abraham Lincoln picked editor for his
Secretary of the Navy.
Indeed Lncons Secretary Gideon Weles had been saunch
Democratic editor
President Harrison had particular editors He
Philadelphia editor Charles Emory Smith, to SA Peters
burg Whaw Reid Paris John c. New also had prom-
nent post.
President Wilson had two editors in his Cabinet while Bryan
Secretary of State.
Roosevelt and Taft showed especial bent pencpus-
while they the White House. but both have become editor
ial writer's since leaving it.
The Tiger of France Premier Cemenceau owns newspa-
per,
So does Sonnno the big power behind the Italian throne
Lord Northcfe undoubtedly the most powerful in the
British Empire and he newspapers and periodicals than
any other in the world.
Premier Lloyd George do twice much having the big
"Thunderer and the lessor thunderers with him than against him
Philadelphia Telegraph
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-05-07
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Runabout, good tires. extra inner
tires. Apply at Ledger Ltice.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-05-07
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps
Supplement Each Other
No More Conflict In Two Campaigns
Than Between Superdre adnoughts
and Destroyers - object Of
Both Is to Finance War.

Louisville, Ky.-Instead of the Lib
erty Loan campaign and the War Saw.
ings movement conflicting they really
supplement each other.
The Liberty Loan campaign and the
War Savings movement are no more
.ivals than the superdreadnoughts and
The destroyers of our navy are rivals.
The Liberty Loan and War Savings
Stamps are two forms of the same
financial operation of the United
States Government They were au-
horized by the same vote of Congress
and are intended to supplement each
other. They are both of paramount
Importance to the financing of the war.
The Liberty Loan campaign is pri-
marily to obtain the many billions Of
o!lars necessary toward paying the
%Denses of war and lending to our
lies.
The peculiar significance Of the
ar Savings movement Is to teach the
itlOH W save anu W lu'eSI llS saw
lgs in War Savings Stamps in order
hat the Government may not merely
get money, but spend this money for
The support Of the army.
Successive Liberty Loan Bonds will
sold in campaigns at intervals. The
Var Savings campaign will last
throughout the yesr-no doubt until
, he war is over. 1t aims to develop
abits Of thrift that shall make the
ales of stamps cumulative. And the
.erson of limited means who invests
few War Savings Stamps does his
hare as we'll as the Weather man
Tho buys quantity of Liberty Loan
onds. Millions who could not afford
% invest in Liberty hpnds will be able
I'D glad to help by Investing in War
avings Stamps. The two campaigns
are, in reality, but one-that of financ-
ing for victory.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-05-07
PROMINENT MEN
Give Their Opinion on Chautanquas
--Maysyille to Have One Of the
Best Chautauquas YET.

We're going to have the best chau-
tauqua Maysville has ever witnessed
and we want every citizen OF Mays
vile Chautauqua Booster. That
you may know the sentiments OF some
of the prominent citizens of the Unit
ed States in regard to the Chautau-
qua movement we quote the follow
ing:
at is impossible for me to convey
to you my appreciation of your CO.
operation with me and my associates
in the great work of the Red Cross
in this great crisis. You certainly
should enjoy the satisfaction of con-
tributing to a degree which few II
any can contribute and at time when
it is of vital Importance to our peo-
pie and the country.
You have a very great responsible
ity and are certainly acquitting your
self in a way which should you give
you satisfaction, all your lives.
Ex-President William II. Taft says;
The Chautauqua system is one OF
the best mediums for rational and
educational entertainment that was
ever devised.
81 don't see any reason why the
Chautauquas should not go on this
summer as they have in the past. The
great body of our people need infor-
nation on the subject of the war and
need to hear discussion of the issues
which the Chautauqua presents"
Senator w. X, Kenyon of Iowa,
Says "The Chautauquas in this coun-
try this summer did much to awaken
our NATIONAL spirit"
Hon. William Jennings Bryan says;
"You may quote me as saying that
the Chautaulua which had in times
of peace taken a permanent place In
ned to hear discussion of the issues
ton of great value has made its hold
en- public confidence more secure by
the service 1t has rendered during the
war"