davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
PALMER NOT TO
LET ANARCHISTS
STAMPEDE HIM
Does Not See Necessity for
Extra LegiSIatiOn-HoIdS
View He Has Plenty Of
Law to Punish Criminals.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
The News Scimltar's Special Core
Spondent.

spondent.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Washington
has settled down to analyze the mean
ing Of the bomb outrages in cool, dis
passionate fashion. Opinions vary. Some
attribute to the anarchists a short
sighted policy of assuming that the
assassination of a few public officials
would terrorize the country and para
lyze the hands Of justice. Others credit
the bomb throwers with more intellt-
gence and with a subtlety of purpose
that has its analogy in the way the
German plotters sought vainly to i'm
pair the war efforts of the United
States.
The Germans used war lies and ru-
mors to spread distress and discomfort
among masses, who were given to un-
derstand that the government was TAX
ing away personal liberties, executing
innocent persons and running things
with a high had.
The aarchists and Bolshevists who
have tried to gain a foothold IN the
United States haVe tried in different
ways to undermine Americas social
structure in the last six months, but
have failed.
labor has remained unmoved by the
propaganda of the reds Demonstra-
tions and parades rave been squelched
by soldiers and sailors and civilians,
The revolutionary sUiTit has been gwen
a black eye. How could it be revived
and stimulated? Possibly by inducing
the federal government to do the very
things which the Bolshevist p%ropagan-
dists have been accusing it of practic-
ing-persecution on a wholesale scale.
If congress could be stampeded into
passing laws interfering with public as
sembly and radical publications; II the
department of justice could be influ-
enced to sanction the upbuilding of a
large unofficial body of detectives pry-
ing into private affairs, then there
would be a continuation Of the FESTIVE
ness which showed itself during the
war, and the reaction against the gov
eminent would breed revolutionists.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
Mems Style Center

For keen, clean, classy summer
clothing for the claver man at moderate
prices. see j. RI. Moriarty & Son, Tai
lors, 81 South Main street. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
Palmer to Go Carefully.

But no such policy will be pursued
by the department of justice at least,
though congress is being bombarded
with all sorts of requests to re-enact
the very kind of legislation that so
many conservative minds in Washing
ton fear would do more harm than
good. Trouble enough occurred during
the wal in trying to draw the line be-
tween proper and improper ut~terances
and writings, and the attorney-generals
answer to the bomb throwers and con
spirators is the appointment Of w
men with full powers of Investigation
Frank p. Garvin, who Will be assistant
Encouragement, and william j. Flynn,
who will act under him as chief of the
bureau of investigation.
These are names to c~onjure with.
Garvin, as assistant to District Attor-
ney Jerome, in New York, had an OPP
p~ortunity to exhibit his talents as a
criminal lawyer. Few men know the
sections of New York city where the
foreign born live better than does Frank
Garvir, And it would not be surprising
to find tina the bomb plots were
Matched in the metropolis AS for
Flynn, he has been chief Of the secret
service of the treasury department for
many years and has spent much Of his
time In New York city, In pursuit Of
black-hand plotters, counterfeiters and
persons c%onspiring to injure the presi-
dent of the United States, Flynn has
become familiar with the ways of ltal-
ian anarchists and German plotters.
The attorney-general secured the
consent of Garvin a month ago and
both men having been urging Flynn to
come to Washington to head the de-
partment's bureau or investigation.
Curiously enough, Flynn telephoned
Washington on the afternoon before
the attack on Palmer's life that he
would accept the position. The next
day he was more than pleased with
his decision. for Flynn likes action and
the bomb plots gave promise of an in
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
Last. But Not Least

That's the Chicks; just watch them
go now, Root for them and smoke
SameLson's Extras, price ~, adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-06
The Very Next Time

That you buy a cigar ask for n Samel-
sons Extra, the cigar Of true lie quail
ity for &c, adv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
aEJaS
.NIARglss1 Pinl.ks=i, 12.es GGndlia, 1919,

|wiietdMsaana zWrooceniesim uwa-
sgi,zzesaaaInai tylko4 dworScy uddzie:
ME Mydaka ma Gas robotamii,,
[zesoni#to f5oszzldnlnieja ale trudno,Sb o,
akbeda chodzii dosroboty Wiej
scsyy;annsoggaa zadac take udMaah
sprzysspodhale majatku. WKory=
tniccyy, pow. weggroWskieggo, dele
gaciAleks Zydok IA. Wieladek
losWiadczy,llii zarzadzajacemu DIN.
/ czefrsNnca ze obecnie Neon lecz
ao '1nliismnoga Wysdawac dyspozycye j
rozkazy W%folwarku, q doWiedzia-
Wszy sic ze dodWoru p~rzyjeehal
zsWizyyttaaM proboszcz wdari sic
40 pokoj6w j v brutalny spos6b
.rob,niis#nu Wym6Wh "a kazanie
skiieroWane przeciw strajkom. i
szz1Wpriiazkkom.
Ma Wiecu sluzby W Szczekoci-
mach d. 27Slipca trzej przyjezdni
Imo6Wcy j jedna m6wczyni mama
wall do samowolnego podziam
||ziemi plon6w do stosowania te-
;;roru:
StanislaW Czajka delegat folw.
|Pop6W pow. wegrowskiego, pc
. kongresu" opowia-
|da1 re s}uzba folwarczna ma "a
peWnioenua bezkarnosc "a samowol
ne: dzie1enie folwark6w, DO Ma
czelnik pah1stwa jest zwolenni-
klein "zwiazku" j jego progra-
mu. Takiemi bredniami 1adowa-
no, biedne, slabeaumysly delega-
tow,.na Observation-Disclosures.
Many jjuz tedy niiety1ko plan
has1o, many czyny .skonkretne
zmierzajace do powt6rzenia. v
Po1sce tego co bylo#w Rosy.
Ola ciiemnych oba1amuconych
formal i: par6bk6w przyk1ad stra
szliwej niedoli W jaka pograzyla
Rosye rewolucya agrarna, ME mo
lie bye, oezywiseie, odstraszajjaaz
cym :przyk4adem. Wszystkie do
woody rozumu ! sumienia ~zasfania
chciwosc ulniejetnie rnozzarzona
przez agtaator66W zas bezczynnosc
Ii pob}azliwosc wladzy pozwala ia
szerzenie najpotworniejszych plo-
tex Wiescii legend.
Fatalne analogue 2 TEN co dzia-
10 sic " Rosyiza czasoW Kieren-
skiego, corazczeseiejj nasuwaja
sic YIN, GO nie,chcaa 1amyykae o
llezu-na-wyymoWee
S GG3azeta Poranlla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
migdy robotniikanli
roc.Wlascicieledom Is proc
srobottni1c. sposiada 4 4
vice zareb kauIjjaacY s
coz@naSxnsTzadY?


Sadzimy e ten ostatni lWyylpa-
,sdek skloni. moze sfery marodaj-
neSdo przeprowadzenia ggenerallne
go czyszczenia Nv min. piracy j
podwIadnych mu. urzedach gdzie
prym wioda popisoWeey kommu
nisci oplacani przez Rad "a SEE
rzenie nietylko anarchii W kraju
ale okradajacy skarb ma rzecz zy
dowskich handlarzy i przekupek.
Ministeryum piracy, pc ustapie-
niu toWarzysza Iwanowskego kto
ny zabagnil ten urzad i W nagrode
"a swe czyny zostal szefem misyi
handloWej dotychczas ME jest OBJ
sadzone.
Wykryta skandaliczna|| afera
czestochowska jest najlepszym do
WOODEN re dzisiejsze kiQrownctwo
ministeryum z p. Prystorem ia
czele nadal pozostac ME moe.
(Gaz. Poranna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
UCzMY DzlEu NASzE tlI1E. SAC 81
M0WN 20 P0ISkU
o CDANSt GDA L|ll'|l|l'i
NAalss gsSa#Nrss

SAs88rg 3E - EssS.sS 49,
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IS , sss! D $3.50 - Spesaaz1aas
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1lios'ni 80
'onli'' Ne'n s''g'asz''sssssasHsasaaaS
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
Los ANGELES, CAL.

- $500
do naszego miasta Los Angeles p.
De Valera, prezydent Irlandzkiej
Republiki. Tutejsi Irlandczycy
.wynajeli ma ten wiecz6r hale
Train Auditorium "a $3.50, W kt67
rel De Valera miai przemawiac,
zarzad zaprotestoWa}. pre-
civ wynajeciu hall ma kilka go
DIN pred wieczorem i chociaz
programy by1y juz wydrukowane
tie pieniadze zwr6cili i mowy W
tel, hall HE pozwolono urzadzac.
EBBafdzo: wiele ludzi sic ~zeszlo, a
przewaznie Irlandczyk6w ale ich
ME wptszczono i tax zostali "a
Wiedzeni.
TAX WiecsW niedziele, 23go list.
mial move pod go}em niebem W
parkus gdzie W pike ,graja i re-
bralo sic tam okoFo $4,000 slu-
chaczy.
w niedziele o poi do 11tej pan
VALERA zdwoma innymi ludz
mi mi z kktt66rychjeden byl Polak by
Inv ksatedrze sw. Wibianny IA
nabozenstwie j zostali zaprowa-
dzem przedsoltarz do Sanctua-
rum, podczasstego nabozenstwa
gdy ON przytomni Biskup
kazanie ma te-
mat ego,seprezydenta i Irlandyi,
|kt6ra $50 lat znajduje sic pod pa
rnoWaniiem Anglii.
ssGxasprzywitanie prezydenta W
ESSsaA2e) go listop., gdy poeiag
EplzsYljeehM ze San Francisco o pol
EEs4dUtJss..1x9sseano na Southern Pacific
skolleisaAn Mica byla pelna ludzi,
irlasanlpdd9zzy,kkoW, % STACEY az do
M;ainlSSaaiaicy. stacya byla Gala iak
bgobol1ezona natlokiem. Pe1no au-
tomobil6W, dzieci iryjskie z cho-
ragWiami amerykanskiemi. Tutej-
sly slaWny adWokat iryjski male
zaI do komitetu kt6ry wyszedf IA
.spotklzanlie a Biskup Cantwel pre-
Wodniczyl v parable, by1o tez
Niele ksiezyy, na przywitanie go.
Dilemma tntejsza gazeta Ell
mesasyduzzo laprzeciwko temu
pnRgdIssllkkodapap pred jego PREY
JlaaAzl.ss1lls band stanowy
sekretaTzszes9a9M louisiana, z
New Efn poaaje wiadomosc
" Gulf state Farmers, re tam jest
na poludniosRych farmach brak
robotmka, 2 powodu zamkniecia
cmieraesyiia I pc inne lata dosta-
wall EIuropy, a latos to ma
wet cszaaaSni emigruja ma p61noc
do swoichsao piracy.
w stanie Idaho znowu podaja
re " okolicyNampa to sic ME o.
brodzhiy karfofle re musza z in
..1n.Ngc Is stron sprowadzac gdy pc
IIIn1llnle lata kartofle jeszczewyse1ali
!Vagsfaassaiis
T0IASZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
S~kANDALICzNA AFERA W
cz!lE[;S'T0CH0'WllE


sporo Qzasd uplyne}o cd chwi-
ulpaakqq slaWetneggo towarzy-
Sa za=MEsorsagcezesEWstSskieggo mimo to sku-
TIKI t5yehh rrzaddoW przez czas dluz-
Issszzyy jeszcze beda sic odbijaly. IA
f ;allllii na interesac hpanstwa pol
skieggo.
ssJepalnIaaz najjwiekszych krzywd
jaskliessten czerWony rad wy1rza-
dill d zab5agme ME msty,t. panst-
EW,FtoiWsgysccshdlapprzez toWarzysz6W par
E1yyjnnyych, mmieniacych sic bye OBJ
rroneamiludu roboczego at ak
IS eoraz czesciej Wychodzi ma JAN,
W,ilaseiwiie oszyst6w degranuddaan
kkt6rzy 4podsszczyzttnemishl a
allannliiEEa aaapp5rraWiah zWyklkle szantaze
|badz Wprost ordylnarny5 rabunek
hhlaass,yyllpanstWowe paskarstwo
d.CaBy szeregfakltt66W tego rodza
jds1laja juz czytelnicy otozno-
Wy 6ryrrzucap ponure sWiatlo ma
to bagnsko,W kt66re WproWadd2zii-
EIlysnas.rzzaaady MoraczeWgssslkziiego.
akdonoa Kur.yer C1zesto-
EnhI Unrrs,aseslEs 13 $500 Ar; rly,,.iy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
TRAGEDYA kSlAz'Nl1.,

pOlShH pIZcAyWa GIdSt
dye. Koszt jej Wyprodukowana
wzr6s} juz ponad miare i wzrasta
dalej. Bezrobocie W druHarniach
trivia. Dc tego bezrobocia przyla-
cza sic dzsiaj strajk pomocnikoW
ksiegarskich. Jutro, pojutrze ksie
garnie moga bye zamknieete. Usta
HE .obs1uga publicznosci, PrzerWa
Eswoja czynnose dzialy kspedycy
jjne. Prowincya pozbaWiona be
die -zupelnie dqpzywAxsaoWa dru-
kkoWaneggo. a gl6d lego slowa
wszedzie jest Wiellki. Po kSsiiazike
polska wyciqga 1ecesIitwa, pragg=.
ME jej Wjelkopelsfa,ssla Cor.
ny slask Cieszyyznsk Druk polls
Ski ma tam5stanaasdd 90 WALK dr,1
KEN rosyy55sAkkaiim nieIaieckim.
Ksiazka spolska maszzwy.ciezy6
na LitWie j Kusi ksiazke rosyjska
W dzielnicacf IS. zaboru pruslkiie
go i austryackiego ksiazke niemie
cka populatna tania, dostepna
ola Wszystkich. Jake sic tego do
kona jesli ksiazka polska bedzie
droga. jjezeli "a elementarz, ktoryy
powimien kosztowac kilka groszy
Wypadnie placie markham? =
Gdzie So i gdzie beda TAME wy
dania naszejj iteratury
OW dziessieeiog,roszoWy Tade
ul1sz" ktt6ry poWinien juz ME IA.
bladzic' cd czasu edo czasu ale
bye napraWde pod kaada stree
cha polska? Gdzie So popularne:
TAME dziiejesaSo55cczysteg Gdzie ksia;
Xxi 2 zakresu rozmaitych nauk !
Gdzie %podreczniki szk0lne, ktore
rodzice mogliby kupoWac die:
ciom bez nszczerbku bez ucieka:
MIA sic do pomocy spolecznej, do
zebraniny i jaicnuzny?
DopraWdy MONA mice wrazze-
ME re to co przezywamy obecnie
jest zorgganizowana akcya przeciw
ksiazce polskiej przeciw jej posla
=nlliictWu oswiatowemu re to jest
Walka 8 rynek, podjeta przez tych
lt6ryym tensrynek 2 rak sic wymy
la, ktorzy Wiedza re jutro go ultra
ca ca vice 4ehca jeszcze przez czas
jakis zatrzymae ksiazke rosy;jska
niemiecka ma terenach gdzie pa
powinna i musi ksiazka pol
ska.
A my tutaj W stolicyksiazh 20
.lskiej " miejscu gdzie sic ona
produkuje masowo :wsp6id4iafa-|
my przez str.ajlkzii tel wrogiiejjad ola
mas akcyi dopomagamy wydaws.
CON j ksiegarzom 2 Petersburga,
Molskwy, Lipska, Drezna, Jeny j
do korzystnego zbytu OF,
.brzymich jeszcze zapas6w ksiazeAA
a kto vie, moze j do wydawania
noWych2 Quousque tandem? Do
sptoikiz trWac bedzie to zaslepienief
#s$ {
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

Zapchanie przewraca ca1y sys-
ten = powodujac niebezpieczne
choroby czlo W rodzinach ludz-
kich. Me k1opoccie sic = Holli-
sierra Rocky Mountain herbata
wypedzi zapchanie, ureguluje
wnetrznosci, nastroi zoladek, wy
czysci wychedorzy. Bee zawadu
sprobujcie ia 35c. W apiece
,Brown'aa lgl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12

mad min span1ias AEsaratsnlssszlldl
nv tam jestessisi
iPolskaI
mplntAulgduistsspog1ad zeszszyy1tpp
liezisysslteraazStaksaIno jakspoggsss
laaala
sstadybsynI adie, g moWFiaa p ,oE
nll|ii,esniiee1lka,sakaaa zdyby poWiedIaI
truanoo bardzej peollsskiie miastto,
Ianliizlelf8 1Gdlanss. jato Wyczu1lem.I
ztego jak sie tam I .
tam PrusySs naniosly ze q, n lis1lliee,
hose Gdanska jest poWierzchoWna
azessWoisttose jeggo oryggialnoses
zac q how l5 % tel pory, jest natn
.raInla. sss.ss.
o51lassfojaef jake obecnie pa
nuja WYssrod Gdanszczan, m6Wil p.
1IEEauee1her: 81. ss: -
ssfdansk nieWatpliiwie 20 Ia.
faehmeWNiie1u sam bedzie prosil q
to, zebgm jego terytoryum lii
ga narod6W pozVolila poprostu
przylaezye do Polski, " kt6rej
jjuz teraz upatruje swoja wielka
przysz1osc j rzetelny dobrobyt.
0dkad Niemcy podpisali traktat
Wersalu to jestodkad losy mia
sta zostaly nieodwololnie przesa
done, skonczyly sic patryotyczne
maniifestacye', j demonstrancye
gdanske. Owszem protestuja pre-
.ciwko ogalacaniu miasta przez do
stychczasowe wladze. Kupcy pre-
mysloWcy i robotnicy a tych osta-
hni,ch jest kilka dziesiatkow tysie
icy przygladaja sic wprost z gnie-
ven jak pociagf' "a pociagami wy
.Woza wszystko co jakakolwiek ma
@WartosSc. Navel stare ZelastWo -
i to wedruje ma zach0d. Dzieja
2siextez tam ponadto jakies divine
.rzeczy. Mp. Wojsko naWiasem mo
WAC doskonale wyekwipowane j
EWzglednie przylladne j posluszne
oficerom wyprawia sic "
razz armaattam Wszelka bronia i
sa1nunicyyaa ma Wsch6d ku Kr6lew-
tax sobie tam W kolach IL
RrzedoWyehl udziesm 56wia ze. arma-
bron a1nl11ieyya j rynsztlnek
Wdszelkii maajaa by sprzedawane DO
Iszewiksom,: a zollnierze ktorych
|zprzeciez malenkiieP rusy Wschod.-
MEME potrzebuja maja ma Wsze:
Il kiSp1rzypadek trWac u pogotoWEiituI
aab1y.sssformoWac dyWersYYee rroW1iez
iHla .bolszeWiikoW - machnM ener'
genie reka No, ale 4 teggo mic
snIliebseedlzie =,z
JakE. sspredko sic tam " tym'
ss54fdaandslkku ,WszyssttKo zmiieniia XII
s dtzzyilaIEetanlnls ST ze jnznielkSt6re domy5
niemieclkkie nadrukoWa
lsYssobiese9ats,Ylkliie blLmkietowpolss
lSis syszlaalem ze Niemcy sic y
zaasp1ospoollsskEdlll ro5zmoWNsiie5 re.
II mzsnaciiskiiem
|pod czy
NORTHUMBERLAND ,W.yslVo-
fIAsdsasaSssasszzzeeSAz pRollakami izz Pol
Wzggodzziesss 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
MASH AGENCI

Upowaznieni 50 do kolektoWa.
MIA abonamentn Wiarusa nastee
pujacY. NASH agenci miejscoWi:
BREMOND. Tex. III. g. Basi6ski.
GRENvILLE. s. Oak. J6zef Gruba
GENESEo. N. OAK. Max. CiemihskiEa.
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise. IssSsssss
MANISTEE Mich. Stanisiaw PogprzelskiAssssss.
MELLEN. Wis. Teofl5 Derdowski sSssss
NANTICOKE. Pa. Fl: Jablohski a.sSsss
LEO, MINI. Mateusz Bilskis s W.T.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Fir. Wafetzki.
WARSAW. N. D. Jan Hereks
WILMINGTON. Deb. NJ. NJ. Potaszewski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-12
s313;2: lsy:
CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA

OWoCE 'KoNGRESu'.
W Warszaawy,iie odbyl sic MEDIA
VINO "kongres zwiazkk6w zawo-
dowych robotnik6w rolnych,
kt6remu patronpwala P. P. s.
Kongres ten zaczyna: wydawac
jjuz owoce, streszczajace sic w ha-
Sic "podzialu .ziemi bez wykupu'
albo inaczej "aby tax bylo jak
W Rosyi".
Juz i davniej zdarzyly sic pod
wp}ywem agitacyi zwiazk6w Ia
wodowych, fakty IL sluzba fol.
warczna ME ~dopuszczaia ma pole
dworskie chlop6w, pragnacych
nabyc ziemie, wypedza@a ich kija-
mi it'd, by}y to jednak wvpadki
sporadyczne. Obecnie cd czasu.
"kongresu' Wszyscy fornale u
wazaja sic "a Wlascicieli folwar-
k6w, " ktorych sfdzyli Tub s1uza.
Navel parobey fornale, kt6rzy
JJuz daWno sllzbe porzuciii, PREY
.chodza do-folWarkoW W kt6rych
snliieagysdl!ys sluzyi Wystepuja W ro-.
Ii Wspo6lWlaseieieii, 60 jest Powo-
dem zattargoW q suzba obecna.
Fornalle1d topnia uWazajaa.
siesza WIassciieiieli ffolWark6W in
Wenttaasrrzzssy67ii zb6iior.o5Ws, zenpswM'ro
kaiskiegg1o
fas eheieh Wpasass5 folwarku,
nnooWyonnabbyyVecyp. PotWoroWskiieaggoo
,doWoadzac, u niiepraWnie kupill,
DO majjatek jest ich Wlasnoscia j
zapoWViiedfzieli re mu ME pozWola.
sprzedacca ami jjednejj sztuki inWen
TARA, ami ziiarnka zboza. w do.
brach KochoWskich pow. Weggiier-
skiieggo auzba ME pozWollilsa pre-
pedzic byd1a . folWarkudofol
Warku, DO bydlo, Wlasnno--.
scia, ak pojjddzie na nnry fol
Wark, to tamtejjsza sluzba bedle
roscic do tego bydla pretensye.
81 majatku WynayslySEpoW soko-
llteWssksiieggo nalezaacyym do d6br pan
sierpnia ]. b. dzierr
izaWca sprzeda kilkadziesiaattsoers
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of $50, we viii have 10 raise
Si37 80. We already have about
500 of this amount.
The junior class of the Big
stone Gap High School spout
the most enjoyable evening OF
III" season on lmboden Hill.
Friday evening from 7:3Q until
1880 \ large camp fire was
builtand thu roasting of marsh
mallnws was successfully car
RED ont After the marshmal.
low toastiug, the rest of the
evening was spent in playing
many interesting games. Those
invi,ei were Misses May Itor.
ton, Kate Lay. Clara Dowell.
Louise Coz, Henrietta Skceu.
May SIrmp. Alice Clay. Messrs
r X Spahr, William Long.
Edward Bird George Goodloe.
William Lane, Burchill Hilton
and James Gilly.
Friday morning. November
II, the JUNIOR class conducted
chapel exercises.
ON luesdaN lhe llth az III
O'Clock the students gathered
IN the chapel to celebrate the
first anniversary OF the signing
of the arlusuce. The program
which the state y. VI. G. A..
issued WAS carried out very
sttorn.sfult,. H.. ~ w ~
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pleased with the kind of pro.
grtSs We ARE making.
The eighth grade, under the
direction of MIR. Spahr, gave us
an excellent program in chapel
Friday the 9TH.
Our school has decided to re-.
new its membership in the Jul
hior Red Cross. IN order To do
thiS IT viii be necessary for us
To raise an amount equivalent
TO 25c for every child enrolled.
So with our present enrolment
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hereof bo published once week for four
successive weeks ia the Fix stone Gap
Post and that 4 copy lee posted a, The
front door of the court house of lhis
county and that copy be nLsiled 10 the
defendant David Resis, \; Big Sandy,
Vest Virginia, his last known place ii
abcic
y copy--Tes,c
W Is. HAMILTON. CLERK.
9 W Blankrnship. p. q. oct29- f3- Is
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Business Opportunity Agents
Wanted.

class Cabinet rhonograph retailing Tor
3Gj.On with widc margin OF profit 10 deal
crs This machine equals any SlOO 90
phonograph on the market in both tone
and appearance aud plays any record
made Our proposition offers exception
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to $500 no working capital essential lie
sirable territory open in Virginia win
pay expenses To farnrille and return for
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

NIRGlNIA-ln the CLERKS Ofiae of
the Circuit Court of the county OF Wise
the 9TH dag Of November, 1919
Il 7. Bowle5. I'iaintin
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School News

Our school was very pleasant
ly surprised some days ago
when DR.. George T. Winston,
formerly president of the Uni
versity of North Carolina, came
in for chapel exercises He
gave us q delightful talk. We
understand that after looking
through ;hs school DR.. Win
ston expressed himself as being
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Enthusiasm Is an asset in bus.
mess, but i works most smooth.
~ wien the brake Of common
sense Is applied
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W. Is. HAMILTON, Clerk.
Coleman & Carter. pa. noyia-i5.4s
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
NlRGiNiA;-ln the clerks office Of
the Circuit Cont OF the county OF wise
tho 2ard day OF October, 1919
Salle Keyis, Plaintiff.
David Rcyis, Defendant.

David i,cvis, Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain a ii-
rorcc, - yinculo matrimonii, upon the
grounds of abandonment. non-s support
and adultery.
Ari II appearing from affidavit oil file
in said Office that the defendant IS not a
resident of the state OF lirgiRi, it is or
dcred that he appear here within fifteen
days after due publication pf this order.
aud do what Is necessary TO protect his
interest in this suit
And it IS further ordered ,ha, copy
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Good Roads
Club
Organized at Clinchport to
Aid in Promoting High
Way

y Good Roads Club Was or.
ganized at Clinchport last
week with DR.. $. b. Nickels,
president and Mr.. L. u. Fugate.
secretary The object of this
club Is to help Big Stone Gap
aud Wise county promute the
highway from here TO Duilield
and Clinchport The people Of
Scott county are becoming very
much interested IN this road
and with their assistance and
that Of Lee county there will.br
mo question about this road be-
ing built, " hjch Viii baof great
benefit To the entire section
through which it passes Wise
county stands ready 10 DO her
part.
Enthusiasm is an asset in bus.
mess, but i works most smooth
ly wien the brake Of common
sense is applied
Light and reason guide the
footsteps OF people with brains.
But without brains there js no
light, and no reason, and the
footsteps just mill uround with
out beginning and without end.
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Every person has ii distinct
personality, but few people real.
~ understand how their per-
sonality effects others.