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The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-01

Chamber of Commerce will be held Monday evening May 5th. Some vital subjects relating to the welfare of Carlisle and vicin. ity will be discussed.
 Mrs. c. A. Hutson received a message the first of the week stating that her brother, Lieut., w. J. Waggoner, was on his way home from Germany and would probably arrive here in few days.
 If you have a son, brother or sweetheart in the army, bring his small photo to us and see the beautiful sample we have of a soldier in natural colors. They will also be made up for you free |of charge. Don't delay as this offer only lasts a short time.
 We were misinformed last week in regard to the change in the train service of the night trains There is only one change and that is in the. west bound. which will only stop here to let off passengers from Memphis and will not take any passengers for Carlisle from intermediate points. between here and Mem phis as formerly There is no change in the east bound train and stops will be made as usual from Little Rock and other points between here and there where the train stops.
 Dr. Resheleda and wife of Hol land, who have been touring the United States for the past two years, accompanied by Herman Hackmeyster of Chicago were here the latter part of last week the guests of Mir. Lars Johnson. who showed them over the coun. try adjacent to Carlisle. They were well pleased with this sec tion of the country and intimat ed that they might at some flu ture date make some investment here. When they left here they stated that they would make a trip through the Southeastern states and go to New York. from where they would embark for their native home.
 Mrs. C. $. Long is putting on a big spring Corset sale at this time and has an immense stock of Gossards to select from. She
 
 can fit the tall and slim. short and broad, the large. medium and small. She has large ad- vertlsement in this issue of the Independent describing these world-famous articles of femi nine attire Don't fail to take a look at her show window in which you will see beautiful display of Gossards in all the latest and most approved styles. These are the most comfortable and serviceable corsets on the market and the prices are in keeping with the pocketbooks of the masses. Read the Adver tisement and go direct to Long's Quality Store and get a corset before they are all picked over.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-01

The recent rains have been Of much benefit to the growing crops and especially the gardens which were getting to need the moisture to some extent.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-05-01
Cash

The Carlisle Produce Go. will pay you cash for your eggs. butter, chickens, hides, rags, sacks, rubber and all kinds of junk. See us before you sell.
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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

Heilwood, il sig. .TaIindo Buonfii e
Signora di Beckertown, il sic. Fran
cesco Buonfli di Beckerton Ia di cui
Signora non pote' intervenire ALA
fiesta stante certe sue criticize condi-
zioni di salute, il sig. Antonio Cayal-
Ii Signora, il sic. Marcantonio
Osso, il sig. Funari Alessandro, il
sig. Dominick Barbo, il signor Luigi
Troll, il sig. Cesare MuvoIo, il sig.
Joe Brancaleoni e tantissimi altri del
quail ricorderemo il nome mel prossi-
mo numero,
Facevano corona ALA mensa gil
sposi festeggiatissimi seguiti dai sigg.
Angelo Funari Signora, rispertiyi
compare e camare, il signor Muto e
Signora, genitori delIo Sposo la
Sig. IA Ottawa Mazzi, madre. della
SpOsa
Dopo il pranzo incomincio' la DANA
con Pintervento del famoso suOnatore
d. armonica signor De Luca, il quale
sapientemente diede prova incontesta-
bile di cognizione musicale profon-
dissima. Al piccoli tocchi gil invitati
81 ritirarono, lasciando due novelgi
Sposi nella tranquillita' soave della
solitudine.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

che e, come 81 sa, TinduIgenza in per-
soma. -Queua poyeretta ha scelto
fra le sue relazioni.. Diamine! essa
non poteva mica fermare un uomo
per la strada.-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09
PER RI[)ERE

A mezzanotte, in via Calzaiolli.
Una giovane 81 avvicina a un ST.
gnore con la barba blanca, 10 ade-
sea.
Che volete da me.-dice Iuomo.
Son troppo vecchio...
-Troppo vecchio?!.. ragione di
pid per divertirsi quando non rimane
che POGO tempo da vivere.
I'm marito tradito sorprende la
moglie con Pamante, con voce ira
gica, rivolto al seduttore, che, nota
bene, e un bellissimo uomo, come il
marito, del resto:
-Signore,-g dice-uno di moi
due di troppo su questa terra!-
La moglie, una creatura bionda e
delicata, 81 precipita fra loro gridan-
do:
Ma no, non mi pare!-
49,
Dietro lie quinte del Politeama Ma
zionaIe in tempo di operette.
Tata mel camerino sta metten-
dosi la maglia. Viene bussato ALA
porta.
Chi 6?
Son TO-. Enrico.
Non posse aprire... son tutta nu-
da.
Mon vero.
oh! guardate dal buco della
chiave We ne persuaderete.-
Carlo, il cameriere, vede dalla d.
nestra il dottore del suo padrone.
-Sor padrone, c'6 il dottore.
oh! mi secca... Digli che sonc
andato in campagna per due giorni
-Ho capito, signor padrone.-
II dottore suona, Carlo apre.
IL padrone non c'e; in cam
pagna.
All! allora gil dirai che sono We
nuto a trovarlo.
ST, sor dottore, glierho gia det
to-
Alcune amiche sciaquando ST Il
bocca sui conto della signora PaoIo
che ha preso per amante IN annie,
| del maritO.
Perche ne dite tanto -escla
ma la giovane signora Margherita
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

Mel di seguente, gioTnO di DOmeni-
ca festeggiamenti ricominciarono
con maggior zelo e concorsO di per-
some neIla casa della Signora Ottawa
Mazzi, owe gil Sposi furono onorati
da visite di nuovi conoscenti che non
avevano potuto partecipare ALA cele-
brazione, anche qui nella grandissima
sala di aspetto 81 ripeteronO gil EVENT.
del giorno prima, stante il finis-
simo tatto della signora Ottawa la
mensa fu ricchissima di cibi solle-
Vando L ammirazione generate per
la tradizionaIe spontaneita della casa
Mazzi.
La fiesta continue sino tarda ora,
chiudendosi con la piu' completa ar
monia e concordia del participant.
A sincera espressione del nostro
sentimento e. di quello, di tutti gil
amici auguriamo agH Sposi Noyelii
un ayvenlre prospero e adorno Iii
felicita' imperitura.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09
NOZze MutO-MaZZi
Grande COncOrso di amiCi e con
giunti per festeggiar il
lietO eVentO

Sabato, giorno 2 AgOsto u s., mel
villaggio di Brons-Mines 81 festeggia-
rono le nozze del sig. GennarO Muto
con la signorina Maria Mazzi, fglia
della sig. ra Ottawa Mazzi, residente
di Tipperary
La celebrazione del matrimOnio 81
svoIse la mattina neIla Chiesa Cato
lica di Heilwood, owe gil sposi furono
accompagnati ola un grande corteo di
automobile portante parent ct amici,
iunti per Poccasione da luoghi lon
ami. Notammo in tutto circa 40 au-
uomobili che, sui piazzale di
fronte ALA Chiesa, diedero impressio-
ne dell'importanza delPevento non
ancora verifcatosi in questi dintorni.
Dopo il rito religiosO, osservato
nei suoi piu' minuti particular, il
corteo 81 dispose nuovamente, mae
stosamente 81 avvio' di ritorno a Tip
perary, owe la sig. ra Ottawa Mazzi,
aveva geniamente preparato un rim
fresco motto appreciate dai festeg
giati; dopo di che gPinvitati tutti 81
recarono in casa del coniugi Muto,
owe 81 syolgevanO gli avvenimenti del
giorno.
Quantunque i local. fossero un POI
ristretti, per contenere gPinvitati,
tuttavia mediante il buon genio del
signori di casa, tutti trovarOno un
posto ALA mensa or potettero godere
gustare un pranzo squisitissimo,
preparato dial SIG. Antonio Caron.,
cuoco di Brons- Mines, il quale abiI-
mente assistiUo dial si@ Magnoni die
de prova di conoscenza profonda del
'arte culinaria. facendoci rimanere
sorpresi per il numero ed il gusto del
cibi preparati con maestria insupera-
pile; peecato che queste cerimonie
non occorrano ogni giorno, in questa
maniera ci sarebbe dato di approfon-
dirci sempre piu' nella conoscenza e
apprezzamento di certe specialita'
Italiane,
Present. al pranzo fra molti 81
notarono i coniugi-Franchetti di He'll
wood, una coppia invidiabilissima del
Iuogo coniugi Persiani di Pen-Mary,
il sic, Luigi Castiglioni Signora di
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09
INCOME TAX
RECLAlo PER IL RICUPERo DELLA sOlNA PAGATA EVENTUAL
ECCEDENZA
OUESTIONARIO COMPLETE

QUESTIONARIO COMPLETE
Qual6 il qual lindrizzo
IIncome Tax?
Dove quando pagata a tassa? esata)
8-La tassa fu pagaa deamente Coleoo
padrone?
padrone?
quanto pagata, in quae cal
colta la tassa
14-Siete americana?
meiero
quaIe
dharazone
dichiarazion efeto ula cadnanza
deTimmigrao iberamene
present. il bisogno-ModuIo 1O78)
1S-Quale 1914
guadagnaste 1882
guadagnaste 1872
21-Quano guadagnaste
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

Fra due novelIieri coIoniali:
-Hurrah Hurrahl Dieci dallari
PER la mia ultima novella ''Un Ma
rito moderno"!
-Congratulazioni sincere.
Ma chi ii ha pagato?
La Compagnia deli Express per
aver perduto in transito, il ma
noscritto.
Un giovanotto elegante, ma spian-
tato, ad un... collega:
-Credevo che tu fossil vicino q
prender moglie.
10? E perch6?
Per via del tuoi creditori.
-Gia!... Sc hanno bisogno di sol
di, prendano moglie Ioro!
Tn cameriere, che da POGO al SER
WHO della contessa Maria, entra,
senza bussare, in camera della pa
drona.
Giuseppe, dice ella con dol
cezza -ricordatevi che non bisogna
mai entrare senza bussare.
oh! signora contessa,-risponde
Giuseppe-non importa, perch6 10
guardo sempre dal buco della serra-
tura prima di entrare, quando We
do che vossignoria non e visible, al
lora aspetto.-
Una graziosa preghiera francese:
'Dio mio, IA chic non prenda mo.
glie.
''se prendo moglie, ia chic nor
sia tradito.
Sc sono tradito ia chic non lc
sappia."
"se 10 so, fe' chic me ma inichi.'
Una fattucchiera una serva.
La fattucchiera stende lie carte, e
dopo una 1unga meditazione molt
sguardi profondi, dice:
Ragazza mia, 10 vedo che vol a
mate. Vol avete mel cuore una fl
ANNA che vi divora...
-Davvero, sa.... come posse far
per guarire?
-Sposate un pompiere.-
Un giovinotto 81 presenta da u
banchiere.
j. Che cosa sapete fare?-gli dc
manda questi.
-Ho studiato le science esatte.-
II banchiere, distrattO:
-Esatte?... Non potete entrar
nella mia banca.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-09

II signor Pandolfo, ispezionando
le sue terre; vede un contadino, che
ha perduto una gambia in guerra,
compiere egregiamente il suo lavoro,
senza essere affatto impacciato dalla
gambia di legno.
E COST, Gianni-gli dice-pare
che non vi accorgiate neppure di es-
sere senza una gambia!
-Proprio cosf-risponde Gianni
-tanto che Sc ora gil austriaci me
la restituissero non saprei neppure
dove metterla.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
Serious Operation.

Mr. j. R. Garnett, whose serious
affection has been frequently mention
ed in The News, was operated on for
appendicitis, in Elizabeth Infirmary,
Lebanon, last Monday afternoon. DR..
McChord was the operating surgeon
DR. W. F. Cartwright, this place, was
present, and he states that the opera.
tion was skillfully performed, but it
was very serious, attended with a
great deal of danger. Mr.. GARRETT
stood the operation bravely. A great
deal of puss had formed below the
appendix, and that being removed,
the chances for the patients recovery
is much brighter, though at this
writing four days after the operation,
Mr.. GARRETT is very sick man, but
nothing will be left undone to bring
about his ultimate recovery.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
Inter.Church Movement.

Baltimore, Dec. 12.-The immediate
necessity of organization Of the scat
tered religious forces of the Protest
ant and Protestant Episcopal denom-
nations throughout the United States
so that they may compete successfully
with the work of other denominations,
was urged by DIR. E. Eard Taylor of
New York, general manager of the
Inter- Church World Movement, at the
Federal Council of Churches which
continued its session here today.
DR.. Taylor declared that If an organ
ization were not Affected at once, the
consequences would prove little short
of disastrous. The speaker told of
the foreign work done by other de-
nominations. He said that vast fields
must yet be covered and it was for the
Protestant forces TO see that they
were worked and gone over thorough
ly
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
Emergency Call.

At once every lover of Humanity is
urged to res pond to the
call to keep alive the starving women
and children of Armenia / was in
Louisville last week at the "Near
East Relief'' Conference. We heard
Mr.. C v. Vickery, secretary, Of the
work inthe q S. whose Office is in
New York, also Gen. Mesrop Newton
Azgapetian, formerly of the Imperial
Russian Army, a native Armenian
and Mr.. ] o. Arroll "Y" man from
Armenia, all of whom gave appalling
accounts of conditions still existing
there. Relief without delay from the
q S is all that can save 100000 OF
them. A Christmas emergency call
is being made all over the U. S
Respond at once please friends!
Through every Sunday school in the
county, every church, every Day. school
Miss Jennie Garnett is the county
treasurer. Get your offering to hel
without fail, this will help to pay fol
two ship loads now on the way. Save
life. B. L. Watson.
Chairman.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
Public Sale.

On December 20, 1919, 1 will offer
for Sale, at my place, near Ozark, KY
to the highest and best bidder, the
following described property:
Two mare mules, seven years old.
One good work horse, eleven years
old
Two mares, twelve and six years old.
Two extra good mich cows, coming
years old
All my farming tools.
One good moving machine and hay
rake
PIows, harness, and all other farm
ing tools.
Also four stacks hay and fifty or
sixty barrels Of corn.
One extra good wagon.
One good surrey and double harness
All my Household and kitchen
furniture
Also one Extra Good Gimball Organ
Many other things too numerous to
mention.
Terms made known on day of Sale.
L. 6. Montgomery.
Ozark, KY,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
Program For Week OF Prayer.
Jan, 40, 1920.


Sunday Evening jan, Methodist
Church. The church h,
Awakened by Her New Opportunities
Speakers: Ed. D. T. Williams and
Judge II. C. Baker.
Monday Evening, jan, 5-Presby-
terrain church. Subject: The church,
Awakened by the Rediscovery of the
Reality and Powers of Prayers. Speak
ers: Horace j effr e and R. V
Bennett.
Tuesday evening Jan, 6,-Christian
church Subject: The Oh urc h.
Awakened by a Vision of the Worlds
Needs. Speakers: Rev. B. T. Watson
and Rev Elmer Ashby.
Wednesday evening, Jan ,7,-Baptist
church Subject: The churc h
Awakened by the New Call for Co
operation. Speakers. Rev. ]. L
Murrell and G. R. Reed.
Thursday evening JAM, 8-Methodis
church. Subject: The churc h
Awakened by Revival Of Family Re
lgion Speakers: Rev. f. ]. Barge
and Mrs. 2. T. Williams.
Friday evening Jan 9,-Presby.
terrain hurch.-Subject: Tho church
Awakened by the Call for Workers
Speakers: Rev. T. j. Wade and Rev
W. T. May.
R. V. Bennett. Sec,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
May Become An AvIdnCh Station

The pilot and also tne manager of
the alrplane that visited COLUMBIA
last Sunday week, Lighting in field of
Mr.. Tilden WilcCxin, we're perfectly
delighted with tAelr stop here, and es-
pecIally the ground upon which they
Lit. In leaving they told Mr Wilcox.
in, to hold the feld, that they would
recommend it TO the government for
perm anent aviation station for this
SeSJ1on of country, and also for nil
ing station They also said that they
were looking out for station and
this was the best place they had
struck. They further said TO Mr..
Wilcoxin that he would be sure to hear
from the government
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
OIL INTEREST,

MIR. D. P. Weeks and Mr.. e. T.
Kemper, of Danville, who are engaged
in operating for oil, were in Columbia
several days of last week With the
view of organizing local company for
the purpose OF developing Adair coun-
ty. A number of our citizens met
with them, all being favorably inn
pressed with their presentation Of the
project, which may prove Of inestima-
BILE value to this county. Messrs.
Weeks and Kemper are satisfied that
there is oil in Adair county, and, that
if proper drilling is done, it will be
found in paying quantities
They informed The News that Ger
tain capitalists in Detroit, Mich,
have agreed to put $4,000 in the de-
velopment, provided local men will
take an interest and help push the en-
terprise to successful conclusion
This is day in which big money is
made, but it takes capital to make
money Therefore. there will have to
be an outlay in order to reach a big
haul.
II the judgment of oil spectators is
correct, and there have been many
from distance here, all expressing
that the formations in Acair county
strongly indicated oil. we hope that
local company will be organized and
the county developed. Hidden wealth
should be brought to the surface, as
more wealth is very much nee led, more
so than ever before known in the his
tory of the country. Messrs. Weeks ant
Kemper are our neighbors, and they
come to Columbia highly recon- NEEDED
The name of the corporation will b.
the Trico Oil and Refining Company
Place of business, Columbia, KY.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17

The Ministerial Association, after
having advised with the business men
and other ciiZens of the community
has laid plans for community Christ
mas tree TO be placed in the public
square iG the weather permits, and 10
be placed in the co1rt-h house If the
weather IS bad. There will be some.
thing on the tree for every child in the
community. The folio wing committees
has been appointed
Committee On Tree. Ray Conover.
Lee GrisSom Ruel Walker.
Committee on Funds Mrs. W. A.
Ii mes, Mrs. C. NJ. Russell, Mrs. Geo
Suits.
Committee on music-Mrs. Banks
dale Hamlette, Mrs. R. V. Bennett
Mrs E. B Barger.
R. V. Bennett, See.,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
Discharged Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines.

We have been furnished by the
Bureau of War Risk Insurance with
all necessary instructions, bl anks and
rates for the reinstatement and con-
version of your Government Insurance
and will be glad to render you, free OF
cost, any assistance we can In rein
stating or converting your policy.
The Government Is offering liberal
terms along this line and the policies
are very attractive. We are sure,
since getting the information we have,
that every former Service Man should
retain at least portion of his Govern.
ment insurance.
G. R Reed Insurance Agency.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT


OF KENTUCKY.
Lena NJ. PAUL & Others IPltff
Letitia PAUL & others Delft
By virUure of Judgment and Or
der of Sale of Adair Circuit Court
rendered at the Nov. Term, thereof.
1919, in the above cause, / shall pro-
coed to offer for sale at the Court
house door in Columbia Kentucky to
the highest bidder, at Public Auction,
on Monday the 9Th day of Jan, 1926.
at One O'Clock p. M, or thereabout-
(being County Court upon credit Of
six months the following described
property to-wit. A certain tract or
parcel Of land lying in the corpOrate
limits Of the town Of Columbia, on
the road lea1ins out Of said Town To
the Jamestown road and is described
by meets and bounds in Deed Book 8
Page 50 of the Adair County Court
Clerks Office, and contains about ons
acre more or less. For the purchase
price, the purchaser, with approved
surety or securities, must execute
Bond, bearing legal interest from the
day Of sale until paid aud having the
force and effect Of a Judgment. Bid
ders Willie prepared to comply prompt
ly with these terms.
W. A. Coffey, Master Commissioner.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
Good Farm Changes Hands.

Last Thursday afternoon NJ. o.
Stevenson, who lives. two and half
miles out of town, on the Stanford
pike, sold his farm containing about
one hundred acres, to E!sey Young,
for fifteen thousand dollars, five thous-
and down and the remainder the first
day of February, at which time Mr..
Stevenson will give possession This
leaves Mr.. Stevenson sixty acres ad-
joining the main farm. Ii is hoped
that Mr.. Stevenson is not calculating
on removing from Adair county, as he
is a first class citizen and one OF the
best farmers in all this section
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
Public Sale.

On Saturday, the 9th of this month,
l will sell, to the highest bidder, at
farm. at Bliss, four miles from Co.
lumbia, on the GradyviIIe road, the
following:
Two good horses, comparatively
young.
Two good mules, ages right.
Four mich cows, giving milk.
Two sows and eighteen shoats, all
good
Some hay and corn.
Household goods, and kitchen fur.
niture.
A good sideboard, davenport, piano,
China closet, and many other useful
articles, and good Ford car.
Terms made known in day of sale.
! U. N. Whitlock.
Auctioneer, J S. Breeding.
sgt
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
Married in Lebanon.

Last Wednesday morning Miss
AiIeen Meader, of Campbellsville, the
second daughter of W. 1. and Laura
Meadei, was married in Lebanon to
Mr. Raymond Goodin, Father Hogarty
officiating
This marriage was che cultivation
of a long courtship. The bride is
we'll known in Columbia where she
hasa number of friends and many rel
atives. The groom is a contractor.
and is popular gentleman He is a
native of Lebanon, DuG the couple
will reside in Comprehensive.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-12-17
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
ADAIR CIRCUIT COURT

OF KENTUCKY.
E. r Mckinney, Pltf.
G A. Branham, Deft.
BY vir6ure of a Judgment and Or
der of Sale Of Adair Circuit Court,
rendered at the November Term
thereof. 1919, in the above cause, for
the sum of one hundred and forty dol
lars (14O O0) with the interest at the
rate Of 6 per cent. per annum from
the Is day of Nov 1919. until paid,
aud $50 40 costs herein, l shall pro-
Coed 10 offer for sale at the Court
house door in Columbia, KY, TO the
high Sc bidder. at Public auction, on
Monday, the 9Th day of Jan 1920, at
Que O'Clock D. m. or thereabout (be-
ing County Court), upon credit Of
SIX months the following described
property to.wil: A certain tract OF
land lying in Adair County Kentucky.
aud bounded and described as follows:
Bounded by the lands of Barrett Pat
terson, Tayey Ross, DR.. Lacy. and
William Curry's heirs and containing
"a acres more or less. For more com
plete description reference is made to
the judgment, pleadings and order OF
sale For the purchase price. the pur.
chaser, with approved surety or Sc.
curities, must execute Bond, bearing
legal interest from the day of sale IN
til paid and having the force aud of
feet OF Judgment. Bidders will be
prepared to comply promptly with
these terms
W. A Coffsy, Master Commissioner.