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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-15

HkEIS EAEIlHlAyE.Nxss
NEVER before in the history OF staid
ia Richmond has q minister Of the
epel portrayed in actual mimicry
|A 1hings "a q chorus girl, and IL
remarked last night that no
- minister could ever do IT.. But
x0u1fnent churchmen expressed their
fStfet3t at the forcefulnees OF Mr..
LAYS ,deiiverences. and declared
|l1eY HAD never known such things
R1aa Ne done that way. -
.&VE ~ GOD PROGPERE VOC"
appealing for liberal collection
%3 aakoa that those in the andience
DS - 0od had proposed thorn. Il
N know how much money you've
that's none OF my business. It's
- ~ my business what you DO
Eth your money. and it's mono or
- Aasines what do with my
ISL hgyo never been IN q town where
~ 1Dlka cot 70 tangled mp in my
fSSf< ltx1MGe. ~ you havH In Old Vir-
1Iffn 4 ~ declared. Il haven't met
enc guy who gave me the icy
-. end i don't behave he had
SG eense. TIL let that boob 60! All
ut ushers. 90 to it!'
xhNro u no modern revival" he
Snrod, and put 4 snarling emphasis
III modern" that recalled the in-
Iti0n disbeiievers put on the term.
Sos1 b no modern revival. inst n
SSpS /. no modern way to be born. or
a0efn way 70 die. don't see how
Who call themselves Chrtati1n1
dE nat ~ ard knock revivAls. =
4kf0u9hout tho audience the 1t
fiOn of every nearer was hxed on
nnoaker from the moment he bO-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-15
roDAY's PROGRAM.

Aftermoen service. , e'ciseks sub.
tect. <Perm0nal Werk.s
EveninG service. 7s30 s'elockt
subject. ~Jaeeb."
,seag service begins ut SsJ0. SER
mon 1t Z o'clock.
MAIN street, OakWoeA and 0reaa
aaA laurel street cars pans awaate-
rian. On Cary and Llnden streets.
Doors epe1 ferty-Ave minutes sbe-
fore each service.
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ARREST ''Y"WORKERS
. FOR $4,000 THEFT
Trio VIII Be CONTAMINATED
on Charges Of Misappropri-
alton Of Funds.
ALLEG ED CONFESSION
Association Asks That Cases
Be Prosecuted to Limit of
Fullest Penalty Investi-
cation Under Way,

Paris, Ian 1i4.-Thrcc Y. NJ. G.
workers arc under military arrest
and viii be arrnigncd before n
courtIna rtiMl TOMORROW on charges
Of misapproprinting funds.
Nearly 200, 600 francs. or &4O.-
600. arc involved In the alleged
looting.
official announcement Of the
affair WAS made by General Sec
rotary T.. {. Carter. late today.
He s,sld the three men confessed
The prisoners arc:
ScllOofcl. Rochester. n.
": Reverend Atkins, OF Eagle
Pass, Texas: Harry Mansfield, Of
New York city. formerly secrc-
tary Of the Scaman's union.
Chief secretary Garter said:
The Y. NJ. G. 4. has asked tho
army administration to prosecute
the three cases TO the limit OF the
fullest penalty"
An the n,oncy has been rccov-
cred, eecsctASy Garter said
The most fragrant case awaiting
trial ~ thnt Of man occueed OF
appsUpF4n&1n9 81. 900 francs t915.-
<Dol. which h concealed with tho
Nov 70 taking 10 hack home with
him aftoP the war.
a thorough Investigation Of
the handling Of Y. NJ. g. A. funds
n underway, and imdlCA&3One tllnt
further reveantS0uS nbAy - FORTH
corning n seen In Secretary CIR
ter's statement this afternoon tllat
cup 70 tho present time" nnissp-
propriations discovered amount
RECORD AS WHOLE GOOD
The. chief secretary laid emphaSf
IN the excellent record OF the over
whelming majority OF worker
Ia the war. thirty-flvs having beef
killed or having died IN servics. an
having BEEN cited ~ N
Frennh and American governmeltts
While out 81 the total " 5000 work
srs 'three to date hava bean charges
With t3efaication
secretary Carriers statement fol
Iowa:
.Out Of 4 canteen business approxi
$4,000 900 In the six month
sndinT October !. and out Of an Amer
lea nexpeditionary force remtttanc
business amounting to 314.SO3.171 70
1918. the Y. NJ. C. A. In France ha
found In the c6urse Of investigation u
10 the present time transportation
to e3As40.
Along with the excellent record Q
Ycrkers cited by th
French and United States govern
ments, and thirty-iivs who died .
were killed In service. out Of tota
OF over 5000 workers. three 70 dat
have been charged with defalcation.
TOOK PLACE AT TOUL.
.sThe reported irregularities OF
CURED 1t Toul. The legal department
400 A,,StaA = - aNvaGfi wn tl0n Nth the re
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-15
SUNDAY PARTY MISSES
GOOD R0TARIAA EATS


Left for City Auditorium.
DECLARING that II was The AFSt
sa,r1. In t-nty.fnur year~ ta,aa he
---.s n-1... - 800
: ns0
a. N Oexnn1zafacm when - -
: .eznon q uronch the ansno
nfrhe. Hiify fu1Aey Hast evemlng
adflvrased tl,o ncubcsr OF tho
RtchmOnA Roeary caub IN The
1s,,ss,s ~ "a H1ssine1p Ncn,s c3uls
n ~. Ameriu3m NnAicnal hank
Tnct mass,t,a xafherine WA the
r,csf larrsIv sftenIed ana the
srrnte~f ssanr.unr meeting In
fhr hlsfn1v ~ tlne local Rotary
s~raniystinn. Thc attcndancc was
7 ,,sss.. sl.sr dcesl,Iss ~hat Il usunlly
- 1s ~ rsx.st.xS NJ xssumaayWes-
~ ~ Iss..se - 49,.
IN add.tsor - the evangelist. .
arors ~ more a. the wounded over
VI
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Ebert Troops
Enter Capital
:
In Great Force
Reds Cut Electric Gable and
Throw City Into Total Dark
ness, Plundering Shops and
Capturing Women.

London. Jan. IA wireless
message sent out by the Ebert
government tonight asserts thc
Spartacus group has been routeN
and that the disturbances have
been ended.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-15
Iurls Lie at Those Who Scott and
Would Doubt Faith or Wisdom Of
Religious Observation-Disclosures Fol-
lows His Vehement Thrust at Foes
Of Christianity.

crowds Lose All Restraint and Roar
With Laughter While Eccentric Evan
9elist Performs Unheard Of "Stunts"
Before Congregation Accustomed to
More Conservative Styles.
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CT $3.50 ~ -
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EATHER

aMlhinstos,. Dan. IA
Aasecast:
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Virginia - Cloudy and
onsewI,at colder wedncs-
~, Thursday. fair.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29
- 1910 TIcKE1

Dsrz.s Of sole--
- ssd O9less fr0z Governor
KrF I2zs SEsts veh anybody BE se1s5
ne present. hs5 ourselves fare fare Eh the fat fz1 If the
sy es11ases sTzb TIE past records Of
the hare been vel sdTe-s hare also the prs
rs Etk s-S AID they endorse What iced
and nseS sa2T Business ssees4I business have charge Of
Sztss Affairs Fsa1O TIE dzT Of tbs professional pSasy
All maxine p aOu5 ksgs I0ng ss been buried within
fhe eseo u tie Democratic Mr. Voter. think vel before
ysr ballot resenz that the nothing than
s1ee4ufv
16 t OEs VIC hare 40 gnd7 and political
nzhiDes build e themselves ard fends oHee future
affairs
- State, O1 h0zSa BE- OWN WITH he p-oze
politician Eabfnsl seeker ticket of
s3eesf1 position the November
sh ess1ds for @ vsrisE @Eiees whom charges
be made and s1bansd Vote for the BEST MEN for
CAS- z0sB WILL Ein II SOyembez
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Mi ~ PuIIh Records a. PvnInsnl cIl|1ea1
4 peny cssnIy Slew Is Il tie Pat Ie|iljeaI
csaduei Of JohD B. Eversele, csndidsie
for Railroad CemmissioseT.

the Office. Of County Attorney Of
said county. Said j. B. EversoIe re-
sides at Hazard, Kentucky, IN eiec-
ton precinct No. 10, in Perry eoun-
y, Kentucky, and Is legally qualified
70 hold the ofrire Of County Attorney
Tor Perry county, Kentucky
We whose names are subscribed
hereto, are legally qualified and de-
sire to vote for said J. b. EyersoIe
for said office.
You are requested to cause his
name to be printed upon the ballot
aforesaid under the title Of the Dem
ocratic party and under its device,
to-wit, THE ROOSTER
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For Mrs. Mcdonald

Mrs. b. j. Mcdonald was hostess
at cards Friday afternoon at her
home on Elm street, in honor Of her
sister-in-law Mrs. Thomas Melon
aid, Of Cincinnati. The best score
was made by Mrs. Luther Redmond,
who was given the prize, handsome
white silk hose, which she gracious
ly presented to the guest of honor.
After the game dainty refreshments
were served. Mrs. McDonald's guest
list included: Mrs. John Mcdonald,
Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald, Miss Ger
trude Mcnamara, Mrs. J. B. Nc
Namara, of Memphis, Tenn, Miss
Mamie King, Miss Margaret King,
Mrs. Joe Conroy, Mrs. John Walsh,
Mrs. Richard Z. Punch, Mrs. Luther
Miss Pauline Curry, of
Cincinnati, Mrs. Donald Martin,
Miss Anita Shannon, of Dallas, Tex
as, Miss Mary Mcdonald and Miss
Lillian Welsh.
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Miss Howell Entertains

Miss Katherine Howell entertained
at Five Hundred Friday morning at
her home on Samuels avenue. At
the conclusion Of the games a most
delicious luncheon was served. Miss
HlowelPs guests included Misses
Henrietta Coleman, Elizabeth Cole
man, Patty Thompson, Mildred
Cresap, of Louisville, Margaret
Ramsey, Louise Stone, of George
town, Dorothy Tyler, Adelaide Gay,
Mary V. Robertson, Martha Cole
man, Frances Kennedy, Anne b. Pin
ney, Grace Jones, Louise Isham, Of
Harrodsburg, Jenmol Gatewood, En-
ma Cooper, Sadie Wilson, of YER
sailles, Carolyn Bourne, Mary Beall,
and Frances McElroy, Of Hunting
ton, w. Va.
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Nomination Petition of ]. 3. Ever.
sole Filed in 1909.

To the Hon. S. b. Johnson, Clerk
OF the Perry County Court, Hazard,
KY: We, the undersigned citizens
of Perry county, Kentucky, whose
Post Office addresses are set oppo-
site each of our names, hereby re-
quest and petition you to cause {
be printed on the ballots to be y
in the election of the county ''
for Perry county ON the 2r
November, 1909, in the |; a' u
90 the namo.~a.;. 1t OF names
said offices, the mar io'
sole as the Demo, o. D. Ever
cratic candidate 70,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29
WELL sTt-DUD DgLIvERxyCg

Senator C. W. Bekhsm speech the United States
the League Of Nations has with much favorable In word
logic and dsiyeranee history literary worthy
Of Kntueks enyisd traditions facts logically presented
anything f gifted Knukian
adoption Of the League Of Nations majority of citizenship
committed should partisan spirit undertake
the undertaking TINS Senator nrniae
conclusive the wonderful document detail
phasig old presenting points
The Senator this perfect
document but the people willing He praised former Prei
Ts diyerances
have been
foBs Jee hss always risen above and Oud bursts and this
has and noler The
production ike
worthy Of Kendceky's traditions.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29
AMAMIAs

You can't hide from the All-see-ing-
eys,
No matter how hard you may try,
Fair sampe- Ananias, with a lie,
To ST. Peter, and there did die.
His wife Sapphire backing him up,
Lie, went to pieces very abrupt.
When he together with wife were told
OF the lie, bout the land they sold.
Each falling down they gave up the
ghost,
Were buried in grave side by side.
Should God "Knock- OUT, there
would be a host,
Just now, if He hit all who lied.
There are those today, try to deceive,
Recite things they know is not SO,
When making deed, have you be-
lieve,
A big lie, on record to go.
Sapphire, as most all women will,
Stood by husband, even to kill. |
Youn can't 'get by! Peters on
guard!
Can't fool him, try ever so hard |
Some day you may deceive, you can
not God. .at.
With Saint Peter, He's ION the job.
Cur your goods straight, not on the
bias, &, y ~ ~ H.
II inclined to ie-Think of Ananias.
Mckee.
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Howsrds Nh

We are IN need Of good rain
Mrs Alice Clark and Mss Lottie
Clark Of O'rmpia- were at the bed
side Of .irs- CIsrk's brother. John
csns-issn, who has fd q light at
t~ek Of fere-- He : getting along
nicely
Mr. Boone Horsni and Hadlock
D@s7iek Eere on the sick list the past
week
Mss Evedna Wills. Of sideyiew. Is
visiting Clayton Wills and family
ard other relatives here
Born TO Mrs. NJ P. Skidmore, July
10Th. a big boy
Who can beat IT'D Little Roger
MARKHAM said he had an old white
hen that layed nine eggs IN two DAYS
Mrs. Charlie Buehman and dangh-
tiers, Bee and Cora, of Covington.
are visiting friends here.
Rev. J. C. Pitt, of Russellville,
viii begin q protraeted meeting at
the Baptist church the first Safur-
day night in August Everybody
invited to this meeting. Ee
VIM Tnplett preached at Win
chester Saturday and Sunday.
Blackberry crop has been plentiful
and sugar crop scarce in this COM
munify.
Mrs. Lucinda Thompson visited
her sister, Mrs. Joe Turley. in Mt.
few days the past week
Miss Dexter Stevens, of Stanton.
visited relatives here the past
week.
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zs<s &c RACE ssr cszzty Astsr=s3
Of Perry cssufy en- fhe Demo
cratic Ticidf IN 1893 Against
C. w. Hapisr. the Rspub-
Eczn Hsminee-
STATE OF KENTUCKY,
COUNTY OF PERRY, Set

The th5szf, James Holiday,
states that be Is p years Of age, and
that be resides At Hazard, Perry
~ounfy. Kentucky. that he has been
Jailer Of said eounty. and Is the
prAeut ReFzbEczn County Chair
man Of said COUNTY: that be Is well
sequzinted Nth Mr.. John B. Ever
sole, Who i asking the Republicans
. nominate him for Railroad Com
Missioner Of this distret-s
The sffiznt says that the said
Erersole in the year 1909 was a can
.idste for Coanty Attorney Of Perry
county, Kentucky, IN the Republican
primary, but was defeated for the
nomination. and that In the final
election following sand primary, he
had his name, by petition, placed on
he Demoeratie ticket under the
Rooster. and IN said final election,
he was defeated by the Republican
nominee In the year 1913, Mr.. Ev-
ersOle was again a candidate for
County Attorney in the Republican
primary in Perry county, but was
again defeated, and in the final cleo
ton following said primary, he holt-
ed the ticket and fought against the
nominees of the Republican party.
In the year 1917, Mr.. Eversole
went over Perry county and can
vassed the county for an Indepen-
dent ticket, and supported a Demo-
erat for County Judge against the
nominee, and helped to
defeat the Republican nominee, with
I Democrat.
JAMES HOLIDAY.
Subscribed and sworn to before
ne by James Holiday this the 18th
day Of July, 1919.
MAMIE L. DUNCAN,
Notary Public, Perry County, XIV.
Ny Commission expires September
), 1921.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29

This is what the publ Z records of,
Ferry county show. 'rh;< - Iobn B.
49,. hume county, and the.
. TACT that this s. 4me John B. Hssrsole
"a a. the year 1909 support
-, 4eablican ticket in that
cor,h' ssal be verified by B. P.
20 & present County Court Clerk
tAat county; by Frank Horn, ex-
Republican County Chairman, and
ex-sheriff there; by A. B. Combs, ex-
Sheriff of that county, all of whom
are Republicans and can be reached
by letter or telegram at Hazard, KY,
and by any other loyal Republican
OF Perry County, the county that
Eversole claims to be his home
Advertisement.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29
STATE OF KENTUCKY,
COUNTY OF PERRY.

The affiant, E. c. Duff, states on
oath that he was County Judge of
Perry county during the four years,
1914-15-16-17; that he was elected
to said office on the Republican
ticket, and that he was renominated
on said ticket for said office in the
year 1917, but was defeated that
fall He says that he has heard
read the foregoing affidavit of James
Holiday and that the statements
therein are true and correct, as he
verify believes.
E. C. DUFF,
Subscribed and sworn to before
ne by E. G. Duff, this the 18th day
of July, 1919.
MAMIE L. DUNCAN.
My Commission expires September
6, 1921.
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<zvns- ~ ~ .e@-sr- ~: r>< large
~ zs-es6ct " ~ rt4,r ->>s<<4 -.
frsor .tf- 40 -c<-,n-Snr -.rn-
The asns< tsN u.s berr.'fzrr trr.
~rz.e1- ne rsls-s. rAi-e and errsn.
bssnr n.A1 WITH z-Hi<tit eEset
Srr1tt's errhts-rs- II Lexfr<ier.
fsrr1sAes the nnn=sr. playing al ne
--latest ans A. Wen as . nuzher 81
~ ed the fsserses TIE grad
r.srrh vas I'D tT the Cha Presidsns
Hspen c Ree=e- anE his partner.
Niss ElEzi~th NrCcun- wfe INTRO
5sesa mary nord aid intricate s<-
zresL AZ i.fer-ziszso. . noss 6sE-
esoss psafe lznebeon pas serrez by
Co1er1s. and Mar. caterers Chap
eruaSnr the dance we're Wr. and
Mr. Robert L Cole,nzh- Mr. and
M r 4 chiBes. Mr. and Mrs.
P5erre WTnn- Mr. ard Mrs G. B.
Seal Mr. sni Mrs Josh Or7nxs.
NJ sd Mrs. DsIlzrd Douriss, Nr-
and Mrs. IL g. Holman. Mr.. and
Mrz J. C. HAzziIfon- Mr. and Mrs
szzy Cooper. afr- sid M-z Z p
Reds-zn- Mr. and Mrs Srsnley o.
Wood Nr- and Mrs J. W Bur
BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. W p Hunfing-
son and Mr. ard Mrs Clzyts1
Howell
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Swimming Party

Mr. and Mr. Robert Collier. Mr.
and Mrs Percy D. Bryan. NJ and
Mrs. WiloOtt P-eEItt. Mrs Nary
Crawford Llosd, Miss Louise Leyd.
Miss LIKE Pre~itt Coleman and
Miss Eliza Harris we're members Of
q swimming party at. Towards NIL
Sunday.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29

Mr. and Nrs- ALERT Rstt< ehzn-
eroned the following party at --Kirk's
Camp from Saturday until Monday /:
Misses Carolyn RstliH- Matte Judy
Bolts. and Frances SsnaeIs- aud
Clsrsnee William, Ralph Greene, and
Teddy Adams. Of Lexington
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET

The Chicago livestock market is
as follows: Cattle $1,000 per ewt. (;
hogs s2l.s5; sbsep $3.50; lambs
s1775. That our readers may com
pare these prices with prices of
corresponding week in 1918 we give
the Averages: Cattle 5000; hogs
$500; sheep s13,4O; lambs s1s.25.
Note quite decline in sheep.
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BIRTHS

An and Mrs. Fisher Mark are the
parssts of a fine son, born Monday
incoming at their home near Side
view. AZ
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hainline
are receiving congratulations upon
The arrival of a fine son at their
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29

M and Mrs Rem G. Orinrs en-
ierzal1sd Thursday night Al tbesr
IVrsay eOzntry home VITA = dancing
party II honor Of their attractive
FOsng g7est- Miss Geraldine W.
is-zso1. Of c2tIestsbUrg.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29

Tbs y1z5or WozDenrs C7zb VII ~
ts-rzsn Wedsesdsy Eoruiag rifh q
serrsE party 81 the bsse q Mrs.
Roger Drake eonpEnezfarr 70 Ms
nay Crawford Lord. rhs Has 5zst
1ersrDed fros Frsnes
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29
Delightful Dance

Miss Sarah Lipseomb and Miss
Lucille Catlett we're hOstesses Mon
day evening at an informal dance
for the younger set Among out of
town guests were Miss Kitty Prev
lit and Mr.. Richard Prewitt, of
Winchester; Miss Elizabeth Brother,
Of 'owingsyille; Miss Nancy Barbee
Wilson, Of Paris, and Mr.. Charles
Taylor, Of Little Rock, Ark -
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4 TRUNK BRANDRD.-Ask any
man in any regular trunk store
about Hartman's Wardrobe Trunks,
and he vii ltell you Hartman is the
best.-The Walsh Co., sole agents.
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Lawn Fete

Bliss Elizabeth Judy, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Judy enter
tanned her young friends with a
lawn fete at her home on North
Sycamore street last Friday eve
ming. The party was given in
compliment to Miss Geraldine
williamson Mrs. r. G. Owings'
guest, and to the members
Of Miss jess Bascom's house party.
Dancing was enjoyed until late
hour, and refreshments were served.
There were about sixty guests
present, including a number of out
Of town friends
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29

A Pennsylvania freight train
made a big omsiette when If struck
butter and egg motor truck There
was a mixture Of cream, butter,
eggs and chickens.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29
home on last Thursday. The new
arrival has been named Rolf Leon
ard.

The Tennessee State Fair gives
quite a large aggregate of prizes ON
dary cattle. The aggregate is
So'9o5, $4,000 to Jerseys and IIol-
stem Fnesians, Guernseys and Ayr.
shires each get $l.625.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29

The word has forth that soldiers
farming Wouldn't be fine boys ~nce
of his lands the soldiers who would
thereby making by ne "sxeat II the br0x.7
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STATE OF KENTUCKY,
NOr-N-nxy or D---

STATE OF KENTUCKY,
COUNTY OF PERRY. ska,
i, B. P. Combs, Clerk of the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, do certify
that the foregoing instrument of
writing is true and correct copy
as appears of record in my said Of
fee.
Witness my hand this 25th day of
June, 1919. ri
B. P. COMBS, Clerk.
Perry Count, Court
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saItans Dance

The dance given BY the Saltans
Club az Trimble Hall, Thursday eve
ming was enc of the most brilliant
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29
STATE OF KENTUCKY,
COUNTY OF PERRY.

!, B. p. Combs, Clerk Of the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, do certify
that the foregoing instrument Of
writing (omitting names of petition
ers) is a true and correct copy as
appears of record In nv said Office
Witness my hand this 18th day of
June, 1919.
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B. P. COMBS, Clerk.
Perry County Court

VII OOuutf tOuAt-
On the back Of the foregoing pc
tition is the following endorsement:
Filed in my office Oct. IL, 1909, at
4 o'clock p. VI. S. B. Johnson,
Clerk; by Arch Conett, Jr., d. C.
/ The time having arrived for the
meeting of the Board of Election
Commissioners of Perry county,
KY, the same being the third day
after the November Election, 1909,
and the 5th day of November, 1909,
for the purpose of canvassing and
certifying the returns of the election
held in said county ON the End day
of November, 1909, and NJ. c. Ever
sole, Sheriff of Perry County and
Chairman of said Board and P. T.
Wheeler, Secretary. of said Board,
being present, proceeded to canvass.
said election returns.
Now we, the Board of Election
Commissioners of Perry County, on
this the 9th day of November, 1909,
met and organized and proceeded to.
canvass and certify the election re-
turns of Perry County for the cleo
ton held in said county on the End
day of November, 1909, and after
carefully canvassing said returns
lind the result as follows, VIZ: For
County Attorney, Perry county: -
c. W. Napier 1918
j. B. Eversole 4 649
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Firm Homegrown Tomatoes at
vanarsdsll's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29

The Advocate for printing.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-29

Fine Georgia Peaches at yanars-
lelrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-10
ZONE IN WEST
TEXAS ORDERED BY HOBBY

Austin, Texas. April 10.-Three
proclamations in the direction OF Civ
ing protection against the boil worm
evil were issued yesterday by Gov. W.
P. Hobby A new noncotton growing
zone to be known as zone No 3 and
embracing Brewster and Preside
counties is created by one OF the
proclamations.
Another proclamation places a quar-
antine in Ward and Reeves counties.
giving the commissioner OF agricul-
ture power to regulate the shipment
OF cotton from these territories The
commissioner IS to make an fnvestiga-
tion and close inspection and in the
event he finds conditions such as TO
reach a quarantine regulation OF the
growing OF cotton a regulator soon
is 20 be created under the power given
in the amendment 10 the pink boil
worm law passed at the recent session
OF the legislature. The third prOcla-
nation renews the prohibition against
growing OF cotton I'm zone No g. COM
prisinE Val Vero. Kinney and Maver-
lex counties.