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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-06

/ knew the Lord commanded me-" he
modesuy admits, "and that is all
wanted to know. After that it was up
to Inc to DO what had bee.i com
manded TO do, and ] did it us well
rs could"
Members of the Tennessee Society
in New Yorl. took him to the Wal
dorf-Astoria and gave him suite
w!th three baths They feted him and
showed Liberty Bonds in his pocket.
ley decided a $50 600 farm to him
Gown in Tennessee, and they did a.
most everything as Il sign OF affection
except to kiss him.
"One regiment of Yorks," one CT
the douShboys said, "and the rest of
the American army have returned
home or gone away on Il picnic"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-06
THE battle FOR RIGHT.

New York TlmeS.)
That great change in the hearts
and minds of the opponents of the
League of Nations of which President
Wilson had prophetic vision ut Sur
esnes on Decoration Day man never
come about. 81 look for the time"
he said, "when every man who now
puts hris counsel against the united
service of mankind under the League
of Nations will he just as ashamed of
1t as If he now regretted the union of
the States" Not all who have
wandered in darkness are swift to see
the light, and shame comes with lead
en- foot or never to perverSe natures
How many Germans are ashamed of
the damnable crimes they were guilty
of in the war? How many would con
fess with really cOntrite hearts that
beginning the war was II German
crime? The Sim Fein agitatOrs and
intriguers in this country say, "we
will beat the English League of
Nations IS we beat the English ar
bitration treaties" They will never re-
pent or be ashamed. The calculating
hatreds and the fanaticism that guide
the Russian Bolshevki will never
give way to shame because of any
changed opinion of the League Of
Nations which they now abhor and
denounce as the enemy of all their
plans and policies of class hatred and
social destruction.
The many Republican and few
Democratic foes of the League in
this country-forthey, of course, were
uppermost in the Presidents thought
will, we hope, repent in time to
save their self-respect and their good
standing among reasonable men. They
must me much upset in mind already
dreadful companionships into which
they have been brought: German ir-
reconcilables, Sim Feiners, Bolshc-
wiki, the preachers of radical social
ism, all upsetters and overthrowers
of society, vain and mindless inven-
tors and apostles of new orders and
disciplines, they are ell against the
Covenant, they are gleefully make
use of the arguments and grounds of
objection supplied to them from the
United States Senate.
If you don't sign at Versailles YOU
shall sign in Berlin, Mr. LLOYD George
says to the Germans. The Treaty and
the League Covenant will as certainly
be ratified by the Senate, but under
the compulsion only of returning rea-
son and soberncss of mind. The Re-
publican Senatorial leaders hame
missed one golden opportunity; they
will not turn away from the next
path of escape from their present
dangerous tosition, fir it will be their
last. When the Covenant was amend
ed by the acceptance ut Paris of many
notifications they had themselves
proposed by necessary and indispens-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-06
THEY SLEEP!

They sleep, our honored dead,
y flag upor each breast!
Now let the flowers he spread
Where loyal heroes rest!
They sleep who fought the fight
That strife for aye might cease
They died for Justice, Rign.-
The pure estate of peace.
No more shall drums alarm
Or bugle calls awake.
Death found our brave in arms
They died for honor's sake.
Now speak with grateful pride,
With pride bedeck their graves
Columbia's ship still rides,
Columbia's flag still waves!
Trey sleep, our noble ones
Who died for liberty!
Americas brave sons
Calm may their slumbcr be!
LURANA SHELDON.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-06
RUDE TURNED LAUGH ON WIT

Then tie brilliant wit of the bar
looked at the moonfaced farm laborer,
winked at his friends and whispered,
"Now wc'll have fun"
"Have you been mcrr:cd?" he be-
gan.
"Ye.e-ca," stammered the laborcr,
"onre."
"Whcm did you marrv?"
IA WW-woman, sir"
Come, my good man. of course, it.
was q woman. Did you ever hear of
any one marrying MANI"
"Y-e-es, sir; my sister did"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-06
w. c. T. u. RESOLUTIONS.

We, the committcen on resolutions
submit the following:
!. That we thank most heartily the
Pounding Mill Union for its. gcncr-
ous hospitality and bountiful lunch in
spite OF the agreement that all dele
gates furnish their own lunch. For the
h"untiful floral decorations and the
special music furnished. That we ex-
press our appreciation of the splen-
did tai kand helpful suggestions ON
the different lines of work given bv
Mrs. Rowland, of Boston, Il national
of%anizcr. Tina we express our ap-
probation Of the songs of the chill
drcn and the parade. That we look
forward to the time when our nation
will he free from the curse of the
liquor traffic. That we warn the peo-
pie against the liquor propaganda be-
lng circulated bv the enemies of pro-
hibition, including MISREPRESENTATION
Of facts in the press in regard to its
enforcement.
That we endorse the faithful, dill
cent and efficient administration of
! the prohibition commissioner of Vir-
! rlnla and pledge our support in hi;
difficult and important duties.
we condemn bookkeeping and moon
shining in our county, and the indif-
ference of some of our officers in en-
forcing the law and commend those
who have faithfully upheld il.
That we petition the voters Of the
county TO put in Office 1T the fall cleo
on only dry men who have in the
past upheld the law and who pledge
themselves to do so in the fueurte.
Rcsnectfully submitted
MRS. w. b. i. WHITE,
Mrs. W. B. STEELE,
MRS. j. NJ. YOST.
Hnn,r,;tt.,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-06
THEY CANNOT PAY"

Geo. +. Crump in New York Times
And now they whine, eve cannot
pay!"
In part
They speak the truth. One single
broken heart
They cannot pay for. tho they hoard
for years;
Nor can they pay for ell the binding
tears
Shed by the wives and mothers of the
slain;
Nor pay for all our dead, and all the
pain
OF countess thousands who, while
they have breath,
Musi live deformcd and crippled to
their death;
Fo: those who nevcrmorc shall see
the day
No, Germany, for thosc-you cannot
pay.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-06
DAYLIGHT SAVING REMAINS.

Daylight saving" seems to be safe
for this year. AT any rate, the
House ules Committee apparently
has been convinced by the arguments
reaching it from the friends of the
plan that it would not be judicious
to accomplish, or even to attempt.
the. repeal by means of "-ider" at
tachcd t othe Agricultural Approp-
ration bill, and the decision not to
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-06-06

She had seven million dollars
Placed in bonds and stocks and rents !;
He had 'leven million dollars,
So they merged their sentiments.
Now they've raised son who's value
Is exactly thirty cents.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14
\DItNt'. SENIORS lIt\!
DECNtiI.,D rili' t,t-s-

|h" senior rlaa al IA normal
met i"O n'iN for the purpU-" ot or
poniliur and elected class officer
as follows: Cecil Mdokiu, p.csil"nt
Marguerite Jarroli vi,' president
lhrlina kiich"y secretary. Nnlii,
FnA. treasurer; class adviso!s. J !
Miller, ana \ l.inchrd spunsura
Misses Halle MckinncN ana Juli;,
stout
Th" s'uli for "lluli-so' ,h. cia,.
"'ihual Mas selected ~ follow Ed
nor in rhlcf, Salli" l.ranurd, hu,
iil"SS manager. t"c,' ,Mu"kin; it
crary Edition, Alice Apple: Historian
Thrlma kiirhcY; Musical Editor
f"arl Shull. Ar Editor. carol Town
send. thrtuuuiat. tlvdr Clack. Nm
l'iic Edi'"J' Mnreu,i'tc Ja.i"il. Soc
ir'y Edi'"r. Wiuui, Hrir'. l"R"~
aud GruGt Gaa .iaiu"-. Military
Editor. ! j N,'.r tal."ucr>,"rr.
tIom i'tlouu Walls" t'nN Avn.
t. " BdAi'l
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14
NINE

ma introduced bills to donate three
captured cannon or field pieces to
the city uf Durdnt. on" to Talinina,
tWu to MCAicstcr aud one To Madill
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14

army, are cndtavOring to Cstubli n
possession Of disputed region, on
three sides of Russian Poland aud
Galiria. which constitutes tn, nu
clcus of the Polish state The po,r4
iosirr Eastern Galicia to mculn.
Lrmb,rr, Mhich Is In tn i'h.i
nd the disputed province 90 Chluu
IN Ln'lc Russia
THE roir are cout"ndi1r uruins'
irc G'rNlan-. NOT only for G.r,u..
-IIo-il and ro,rn .Hi W"H rru.
,il ~ Provinces pupulu,l rhirlN
L.. rui"~. but also for thu it, OF
iau>ig. so 1t, to- provId" ru.NG
With direct access tu the SCI
belgium
BrlSiuM asks that her uupaiatnul
for damages wrought bv G,rmaly
shall h the first lien upon German
assets 10 the extent of ~ least Ia
go" .uuo.uoo francs. or NJ to IL much
larger sum it Grrmany does not rr-
turn the machinery and th, mate
riHls taken from Belgium Belgium
hcli"vrs that She should h, paid
iir,i because Sh" wn4 IN" fl t. o."
|irN3d"h. h"caus" her neutrality was
Violated and hrcau., h" hts sur
,rrrd from doSpoiittiun iuurr th.I
;ny other ,unn;rv in tive va
iri,HuH desire from ilolia"d IA
icl hlrh 1 the sci" idt aru tr.
i'oriu u,t ul Naa~tri,h. Mi p vr1.
truurs into B"isidu i"uto, l. IT,
Irlum ALSO Nill na~"ni 90 ID - 81 III
~ i.uN"m'ur' I" d"'il" #h,tur.
tu1I country Wi,h". t. i'ii T. l'a:i
%, rl'u,. ~ tu r",ain is aVl .. un
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14

not pressing the claims cncrgc,iral.
ly
strong Socialist movement in
Sweden favurs tno union with SN"-
den of III" Anlud Islands. which are
regarded IA the SwCd"s a. The nuyai
key Ia S'uckhnlm.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
DOGS KILL 81 SHEEP.
CANNES Play Havoc With Big Flock
of Fine Sheep

Traer, Ia. The greatest slaught-
er of sheep and lambs by dogs in
Tama county has been experienced
by Clayton Buchanan, living on the
]. n. Lichty farm west of Toledo.
Tuesday morning Mr.. Buchanan
found fifty-three lambs and thirty
nine old sheep killed in his pasture.
The flock had been attacked by i
large number of dogs and carcasses
of slain sheep were widely scattered
in some places while at others they
were huddled up almost in pile.
Tuesday night Mr.. Buchanan and
his hired man waited for the return
of the dogs, in an automobile, and
and suddelny charging on them,
throwing the light onto the pack,
they succeeded in killing three dogs
with a shotgun. In relating the Incl
dent Mr.. Buchanan said the retreat
ing pack of dogs sounded like herd
of cattle charging across the past
ure.
The sheep were owned Jointly by
Mr.. Buchanan and j. N. Lichty and
at present market prices were worth
over $1,000.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
IoWAN WRITES HISTORY OF WAR
Trof. Y. ID. Adams, Formerly OF
Eldorado, Complies Valuable
Data on War

Eldora, Ia-That one can not
lose the Iowa man is contained iii q
dispatch from Paris, containing ar
account of the fame of Ephriam D
Adams, son of the late Rev. DR.. Eph.
riam Adams, at one time pastor OF
the Congregational church in Eldora
The dispatch says:
1.-THE best history of the war is
being compiled in Paris by Ephriam
ID. Adams, professor of history CT
Stanford University, who collected
thousands of official documents and
made more than a million words Of
notes. Experts acquainted with Pro-
lessor Adams researches agree that
any one attempting to write a his
tory Of the world war or to study
any phase of the struggle will be
forced to go to California and to use
professor Adams data, as It is more
complete than anything anywhere In
France, Great Britain, Germany,
Italy or neutral countries. Professor
Adams expects to return to America
in October"
During the pastorate of the senior
Adams in Eldora from 1888 to 1889
young Adams attended the local pub
lie schools and later was graduated
from Grinell College. Later he went
ITO Ann Arbor, where his brother,
Henry C. Adams, was professor. He
has been in California for number
of years and was there at the time
of the earthquake. Rev. Mr.. Adams
who is we'll remembered locally and
over the state, was one of the origi-
nal band of ministers who came from
New England states to Iowa in an
early day and assisted materially in
founding schools, colleges and put
ting the state on the firm foundation
where it stands today along relig-
ious and educational lines.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
DAIRY CATTLE CONGRESS.
All is in Readiness for Waterloo's
Big Show, Sept. ID to %.

When the Dairy Cattle Congress
opens on Monday of next week at
Waterloo, a show will be in progress
that will be bigger and more vast in
every respect than it has ever been
before. The Congress lasts the full
week of September 22-2S.
An interest in the Congress is be-
ing taken this year from all sources
that is Unprecedented in the 10 years
OF the history of this important event
which is national in its scope. This
is true first of all with respect to
the number of dairy cattle entries of
which there are many more this year
than in any former year. The grow
ing demand for dairy products is
becoming stimulus to dairy cattle
breeding and the Dairy Cattle Cong
ress stands for the highest ideals in
constructive breeding. Dairy farmers
and prospective dairy farmers will
view the best the country affords
when they look upon the assembly of
dairy cattle at this show.
Iowa is extremely fortunate AMI
is to be congratulated on the rapid
strides she is making in developing
and becoming the center of Belgian
draft horse breeding and as a result.
arrangements have been made to
hold the International Belgian Horse
Show at Waterloo during the Dairy
Cattle Congress. 800 of these splen-
did animals will be lined up in the
three large barns that have been
especially erected for this Interna-
tional Show.
This big event will be educational
in every particular and at the same
time there will be high class amuse-
ments at all times. The fancy Horse
Show comes under this classification
This feature will be conducted on Il
much larger scale this year and there
will be many more horses to taxa
part in the show. There will be
fancy riding horses as wefi as fancy
driving horses.
A circus and hippodrome has been
engaged as one of the principal
amusement attractions. The circus
is booked thru the Barnes Company
OF Chicago which supplies attract
ions for the larger shows of this
kind. Several high class acts such as
Gruber's trained animals, the Riding
Davenports, Belts Seals, A japanese
Aerial act and several others will be
there the full week. These different
attractions will provide high class
entertainment for the thousands of
visitors who are expected from all
parts Of the country.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
Family Pride.

Family pride, as it exists in society,
seems to involve an absurdity, mas
much as the honor of being descend.
ed from great man increases exactly
as the degree of consanguinity to him
dlminishes; for his immediate de-
scendants are as mere upstairs COM
pared to such of his remote posterity
as can trace their origin to their great
progenltor, back through a period of
many years.-John Malcolm.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17

Wlnifred was In the habit OF visit
Ing neighbor and coming home with
her hands full of chocolates. / remon'
strated with her about 1t and the DAY
after she stood by the neighbours door
and said: "My mother says I'm not TO
Gene In If you are busy, but you're
not busy, and she says / must never
ask Cor chocolates" moments pause
and then she spoke winningly: but
you haven't any chocolates, have your
Exchange,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
PACKERS SCOUT US. CONTROL
Further Regulation Futile, Opinion Of
Delegates to Convention at
Atlantic City.

Atlantic City, N. j., Sept. 16.-That
further federal regulations of the pack
Ing industry will be futile as remedy
for existing conditions, seemed to be
the prevailing opinion among the dele
cation of 200 leaders Of the business,
who have arrived here for the annual
convention of the Institute of American
Meat Packers. They manifested reluc-
lance to discuss the high cost of living.
More than half the delegates came from
Chicago.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
Promise With a Proviso.

A Chicago boy of six was being
shown through the Art institute by his
mother, who stopped before one of
the "old masters" and, after explains
ing the beauty and value of the pic
ture, said: ''Now. dearie, won't you
promise to remember all | have told
you about this picture?" The young
hopeful said: "Yes, ! will if You will
promise never to bring me here
again."
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17
WARNS CITIES OF STRIKERS
American Defense Society Sends
Statement to Mayors of
$50 Towns.

New York, Sept. i6.-Mayors Of $50
cities were urged to register citizens
able to operate street cars, power
plants and other public utilities for
service In case Of general strike,
such as threatens Boston, In state
ment issued by the American Defense
society and signed by Charles Stewart
Dawson, chairman of the organiza-
ions board Of trustees.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-09-17

Much will be demanded of you. A
course in Mankato. Commercial Col
legt, Mankato, Mimi, will fit you for
the biggest job. Send for catalogue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-18
Battle BetWeen Tooth
PnSteS
Who Will Settle the Argument.
a Let Your Druggist Be the
Referee.

It must be perplexing to the read
,er to decide which of the claims are
logical and which are unsupported
when he reads the glowing adver-
tisements OF the various manufac-
turers of Tooth Paste. "NW
One makers product lays stress
on the flavor. Another claims to
remove the film" Still another
leaves "clean feeling" Another
calls attention to the teeth of wild
animals and is reputed to be high
ly antisertic
After reading all carefully, the in
telligent person decides to refer the
matter to the court of last resort
for the true answer. The Druggist
is the one whom the physicians and
dentist relies upon to furnish expert
advice on the action of chemicals.
Why, therefore, is he not the person
for you to trust? Long years OF
patient training and knowledge of
the relative value of the various in
gradients in all chemical products
have fitted him to express an opin.
ion. He knows because he is quail
fied to Know '
Something over 2S,OO0 druggists
and physicians in this country be-
long to national association known
as the American Druggists Syndicate
The national formula committee of
this great association met annually
in conference for 10 consecutive
years in order to select THE best for
mulas for household remedies to be
manufactured in their own great lab
oratories maintained at Long Island
City
One Of their well known prepara-
tions is A. D. S. Peredixo Tooth
Paste which has been endorsed by
leading dentists in every state of
the nation Your druggist will tell
you that it enjoys a fast repeating
sale and its claim as perfect pro-
duct is briefly stated when he tells
you that "besides doing all that any
other tooth paste can do, Peredixo
'whitens like peroxide"
Large production of this remark
able preparation enables you to still
purchase the large tube at the old
price-25 cents. Try a tube today1
and be convinced.-Adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-18
Neal Estate and Investments
FARMS

1lO acres miles from Chickasha,
100 in cultivation, balance pasture
all tillable, and practically all level,
A roomed house, common improve
meats, but good buy at $500.
About 80 acres first class Washta
bottom land, half mile from city linn
its. No improvements Price $50
per acre. If you want the best see
this.
zoo acres II miles ME OF town. 40
In cultivation, GO grass, most all up
Land. Price $50 per acre.
CITY PROPERTY
room modern house, so IT,, lot,
close in on Iowa Pavement paid
out Price $3.50 Part terms,
Good s room house, eemi-modern,
50 #. lot, on South Srd. Handy for
shop man. Price only $3.50, Easy
terms, $3.50 cash balance like rent.
12 room modern home Is #, lot,
wen located on Chickasha Ave
Price for quick sale $500
studebaker auto, first class condi-
Sion, to trade in on small piece of
land near town, or city property
We are pretty we'll at home now
in our new offices and would be glad
to have you call on us, and list your
property with us. If you are in the
market for anything, give us
chance-we might be able to save
YOU money. Yours for business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-18
T. F. BIRD
PHONE 9G3
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS

Nice 7 room house ON Dakota, good
cistern, fruit trees, and barn, lot 5Oa
1865, loan OF 5000 Terms. $1,000 cash
Balance easy Price $275O
Two houses, one six room, one two
room, lot 9Ox165, price $l25O; terms
Four room house, west Colorado
Ave, lot 1OOx165. nice fruit trees
storm cave, garage, chicken yard
price $500, terms.
Four room house, lot 50x75, east
front, close in, $3.50 Half cash, bal
ance like rent.
Five room house on Choctaw Ave.
newly painted, good condition, price
$685.; half cash, balance like rent.
Three room house, east front, close
in, lot 5ox75, price $675; half cash,
balance like rent.
Eleven room Apt, modern, close in
rents $7a month. Price $3.50; terms
Several farms to rent for cash
terms on rent
Long list buyers and renters; if
you have anything to sell or rent
list it with me.
AMELIA HARRIS
PHONE 219
513 First National Bank Bldg.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-18
Get the real home from M. B. Emerson
First National Bank Building, Room 4O4 Phone 7O5 2l5
Farm Lands and Farm Loans


plenty
will like this location quality
o other
2 miles Chicasha reasonable $3500
n
Upland splendid IL miles 0 a Price
fine bottom IL miles Nnnekah nicely oca
acre
miles Chicasha land
II improvements in
15O
different Plenty
barn good reerom house ideal stock for
per
alfalfa
ground will trade
exceed
promptly and
W inspections.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-11-18
SPECIAL BARGAINS
CITY PROPERTY


Groom house lot looSl65 cisten lights city water Price
Tl60Oi part cash; balance Sl5 per month";
5room modern house with all conycnenees lot 50x165 Price
S2500
modern close in good outbuldngs Only S25o0 Best
of terms.
5room modern house Lot 50x165. Price only 1850
New Groom modern bungalow Minnesota ave; lot.
Bultin features. Only $500 down will buy this.
5room modern house garage cc This bungalow and
$500 down will buy it, Can immediate possession Price only
$4,000
FARMS
30 10 prairie good upland in grass 70 miles from city
Only $3.50 per Why rent2
1910 acres; 35 in civilizations 20 bottom. good little
farm well improved only miles from city Price $4500i $500
downs balance to suit purchaser.
l3020 acres 95 acres IN civilizations dark sandy loan Half
this land is smooth Fair improvements Only $3.50 per
One good crop will pay for this land
l45 in cutivaon 65 Bitter Creek bottom
miles from Amber; fair improvements bargain $40 per
acre
164l50 smooth level upland good improvements well
watercd miles from city Dark sandy oam soil Price $40
acre
FARM LOANS
We the best farm loan propositions to be had See
before getting that farm loan give you low of
interest and money will be ready your abstract
amined