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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08

Si'malta tuIIri "@iiiaug~ pu.
bul astioioen iiiapuoIiIesta pr6e.
m'leSfa, lota mertaus ON bpuin lot
flnpa, ia on iellainen wertous, ID.
ia lopil uleompaanfin fobtaon.
yfii "ostia" iofa uieimitcn fes.
taa faiian taloSia. on apiopuoliSo.
ytlin fanionrunosiafin b,lono o,uio.
apalrno on aietettii bpmin aIboiieen
tilaan, fnten ndcmme ianoista:
"whttta taitic faunis Sierra,
@arjele wataiaen 2uoio,
Ifasta GfidelpGst1,
Waimosta pabatr,uastal
@t paale pabasta iiit1
Sldian armotto Sumalon,
Tltrpatta totiien 2,ioian:
@i taia thleben llioa.
Saatu ei ipotte1 iuiiue,
Scum 81 lurma iirorin tebue,
Iappane Sirmalan tauti."
Sosfaon enunc main mmatalalta
fatlele aiiou, on ient1Gn aiia t1r-
feG, ia len fulfil eritpist1 buomioto
toftlaitleapano, iaooa jofoiien nuo.
rem mieben ia neitoien ppi1btpm1Gn
,aloisla ia "niattelemaan ennenflun
b~ppp1GpGt~.
@iiias Salomon ianoo: "sSsbo-
INNS on malbetta ia folneus tilr-
buutta, muttn Serroo pelfGGpGinen
iuaimo OIL fiitettGmG", Sanl. 1890.
Saman ipoimme iopittna mpos to-
ieentin aipioprtoliioon.
8uinfa uiein naemme fllinfa bic
nojen iblnisten" pariSia faiffi full
toa Min fanniisti ulospGin. matto
fotieni1 ieinisiG moi loptpG puff,
jenfin iGlfi1. NGin rGifeGtGf1Gn ci'
tanpitie elGmGn ola, ollatieen mel
feinpa ii~et1m1tort1, it'd onban
fieli ieriap1mpi6 aieita, ole jolln
moioaon ipoGmiG ipuGllilesti baa-
moittaa; parantumattomia banipoiu
sil1 mieinfin iaoooan lpobpfii.
8erratesiomme buonou puoliIoa
ftiGlt1 iiipoomatta olelpoan astinon
torfoitamme ainoostaan lita, eta
toinen, jotn teitenfin boIliaiii iaaoa
ruffaittta oiafienia ia faifesIa lam.
pod ia iopuiubtaiiuittta, iaa pGiipG,t
toiienia per1st1 aamusta iltaan,
puoliionia iiiGiien ibmiien tafia,
nieIl1 murbetta niinfaiion fun plios
Iiiondo eI1d iiind tilasiaun, jonfa
tilnn mliittimnisto ei turmitIe tot
moo muittoin fuin litrittomun us
foontllon faiittn.
OlIGolepan Solomonin lannn al
fllnian: "ibanunIs on malbetta, ia
faitners tltrbulttta" m%pontGnGt to.
oefii, paitii iimultafatio teoillan-
ia ne, jotfa opioeron ottaneina IL
moitellesionia Ieboisi6 olepanla IL
tornmafiestanIo napoiltettuja, liitta-
not uieintin: "GlfGG nitorct miebet
nntafo tGmGn "folnottoren" itiedn-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08
anomalebtifabur

formifonttorio" ianomalebtifaoun
.tparrelle. &oiffi enemmGt fofeet iii
ben iultntoan pmat martin .pnnralli.
fla observation-disclosures. Seuratfaa
neuipooni ia iatfafaa firioittamralla
i~uurista, robfeista aiamrnifaiiista
aotteista, ioiIla te Min iuuresIa
mGGrin olette tabdn asti iuattaneet
"BGiipGn llittiiet" tlinnetlifii. ylei'
10 ipaatii filpa-omniintaa ia iellais-
ia. GdpttGtGd len toitpeet ia idttd-
fGG ionfun mum bonmofii uitois-
tispuitbat.
"Seio1n,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-05-08

slittiriteeu Ell tarpita mitddn
miiiita fuin pitddntpmista Seefrt.
ieen, iotd on fiioIemanfa faiitta
pddstdnpt meiodt ipnnin tiiouioipaI'
Iasta ia npt Neutrality-suspicious.
&iininfautamrte ontaa nellie mot
maa ipnmiuisten birnoien wcittanrt.
ieen.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-02-13
w. s. s. SUCCESS IN STATE

A report by r. l.. Dennis, state di.
rector of the sale of w. S. S., says
that with the results of the 1918 sale
of war savings stamps throughout the
country practically complete, it is pos
sible to say now that South Dakota
stands third in the matter of results
obtained and the oversubscriptions re-
ported to the federal treasury. The
showing, Mr.. Dennis points out, is ex-
c~eptionally good in many of the coun-
ties, thirty flour of the sixty-four hav-
ing exceeded their quota by percent
ages ranging from 101 to 149. the lat
ter being reached by Haakon county,
with a quota of $71,060 and sales total
ing S105, 946.46. Minnehaha county,
the largest in the state, with a quota
of $500 $50 purchased a total of ST.
013, 491 80. Dawson county with a
quota of $271, $40 invested 1894, Z 40,
making a quota of 1913 per cen and
eQualing the record of the largest
county in the state. Hanson county
has the third county in the 1923 per
cent class.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-02-13
PROUD, BUT BEATEN

The Aberdeen News has the follow.
ing to say about the visit of the North
ern Normal basketball team to Brook
ings: THE seven members Of the
Northern Normal basketball team who
have been away on a basketball trip,
returned this noon to Aberdeen with
out any additional laurels but rich in
experience which will be of great ben
eft to the players in the coming
games of the season. The second
game was played last evening In the
new gymnasium of the State College
at Brookings with what is cOnceoed
to be the best college team in the state
and a team which stands a mighty
good show of winning the state cham
pionship. The Brookings-Aberdeen
game was the first to be played on the
iiew gym floor which is the best in
the northwest, allowing the boys every
advantage for playing a good game.
Although the Aberdeen team played a
much better game at BrOokings than
before, they were defeated by a score
of 81 to 9 in Brookings' favor. The
B~rookings team is referred to by the
local boys as a big team in every
sense of the word and the Northern
Normal boys have returned to their
studies with happy faces regardless
of their defeats"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-02-13
LANDS IN X

Having contracted for the sale of
lands in the lower Rio Grande valley
of Texas. | invite those interested to
call or write me for rates, etc.
Through friends | have been in touch
with that section for the past four
years, and | thoroughly believe in its
possibilities as a place Of residence
and investment, based upon reports of
my friends who are living there. as
well as a personal inspection. Land
values have, and are advancing as
rapidly As its possibilities become
known. We invite you to go there and
inspect the lands which they offer for
sale, and talk with your old friends
and neighbors who are now living
there. Fred s. MINER,
Bookings, South Dakota.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-02-13
w. s. s..

The adjutant general telegraphed
Andrew Sveen this morning that his
son, Corp. Carl M. Sveen, 147th F. A,
died January oath, of broncho-pneu-
monia and influenza. The sympathy
of the community goes out to the
stricken parents and sisters.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
RUSS CASHIER
OF NEW BANK
Russell County Man Will Take
Charge New Bank Here-Old
Banks Will Pay Interest on
Time Deposits.

The now bank, the Farmers Natl
onnl, of Tnzewoll, has begun it's Or
gnnizntion by the election of Mr..
Aaaron Russ, Of Honakcr, M its cash
Ter. MIR. Russ hns been connected
with the First National Bank of Ho
maker, for II number of years, and
has made the Institution one of the
strongest on the Glinch Valley.
MIR. Russ Is expected In Tnzcwcll
in few days To begin the work of
securing equipment, etc, for the new
bank, which will begin business the
first of the year with unusually
bright prospects, not only for those
Interested personally, but ns valu-
able bus slness institution for the coun-
ty. The bank will be progressive, pay
interest on time deposits. and will
cndcnvor to bring much Of the busi-
ness to the town that hus heretofore
boen done elsewhere, Ii may he of in
terest TO some of our readers to know
That the other two strong banks of
Tazewcll, The Bank of Clinch Valley
and the Tazewcll National Bank,
have departed from their ancient ana
time honorcd custom and announce
that they will pay interest ON time
deposits also. The new lettering on
the windows of each bank Announce
this fact.
Methods of doing business nrc
undergoing wonderful changes all
over tho land
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
Information Wanted.

The Red Cross Home Service, OF
Tazewell, is anxious to locate the
following parties:
Robert Price Tabor, last snow,.
address West Graham.
REGGIE Repurta Hampton, last
known address Indian, Va.
Harvey Davies, or Dinah Cherry
last known address, Pleasant Hill,
Va.
Ethel Cochran, last known address
Tip Top, Va.
The Home Service is also anxious
that Robey Wiles, r. +. d., Taze-
well, either report to this office or to
Dir. Jack w. Wittcn, at North Taze-
well.
Address of Mrs. J.J, Lincoln, wh6
lived in Graham until about year
ago, is also desired.
Parties knowing the present ad-
dresses of any of these will please
send the information to the Home
Service Section, American Red Cross,
Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
Joseph WINNER and R0bt. G. Fo,
Dcnd.

The entire community was shocked
on Wednesday upon hearing of the
death of these two well known
Thompson Valley citizens:
Joseph WINNER died on Wednes-
day, about 12 o'clock. Robert Fox
died on Tuesday night, about ~
O'Clock. Mr.. Winners death was no
great surprise. He had not been well
for several years. A few weeks ago
he had n fall, suffering broken arm
and other injuries. He wns 7G years
of age, n good citizen and highly
respected. A wife and three children
survive.
Robert G. Fox died after n short
illness, said to have been pneumonia.
He was 45 yenrs old, large, strong,
healthy man, who. apparently, held
n long lease on life. He leaves wife,
no children. The death of these two
good citizens, in the same community,
so nearly Mt the same time, cast a
gloom over the entire community
Their families have the deepest sym
pathy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
c. L. Harman Brands Certain Ru-
mOrs as Malicious Lies.

To the voters of Tazewell County:
The following rumors haye been
circulated with the intention, pre-
sumo, to affect my candidacy for tho
office of Clerk of your county:
The first is that was or intended
to be II candidate for Sheriff, and
that w. +. Hnrman got me out of
the race for Sheriff by agreeing to
support me for Clerk. This rumor is
false; the only truth in it is that w.
+. Harman promised by reason of his
kinship and our friendly relations,
to support me, and this promise wns
made after and not before | announc-
ed my intention of running for Clerk.
Smetimc ago ] Abandoned the idea
of being candidate for Sheriff for
the reason that / did not hin< that
the compensation Of that Office would
justify me moving my family to
town, and for the further reason
that l thought stood us good n
chance of being elected Clerk rs /
did of being elected Sheriff.
The second rumor is that if / nm
elected Clerk that Mr.. w. +. Harman
twill run the Office and have finger
in the pic" The rumor is absolutely
false. l am aware that Mr.. w. +,
Harmnn has been more successful
than |, and am neither envious nor
jealous of him, but would be indig-
nant and humiliated if any honorable
man who knows me would believe
that l am under his or any other
mans control.
The third rumor is that if / am
elected, that Mr.. G. C. Payne and
Mr.. w. l.. May will run the office
Mr.. Payne will not have any interest
whatever in the Clerks office or it's
management. His interest in my
clction is only that of fricnd-wo
are now and have been friends tro..,
boyhood. If am elected | shall give
my time, attention and my best ef-
forts to the discharge of the duties
of the Office, and w. l.. May will be
my deputy, and we are of the opinion
that with the aid Of competent
stenographer we can perform all the
duties of the Office in manner en-
tirely satisfactory to the public. II
we find that we can not do this, VIC
will secure other such assistance as
we may need to have the duties OF
the office capably and satisfactorily
performed.
do not know who started these
rumors and they may have beer,
started not maliciously but by mere
surmise and conjecture. They are
however, false, and l so pronounce
them, and any man who <after see
Ing this denial, crculates these rum
ors as true, pronounce either q
malicious liar, or SO bindly prejudic-
ed that he can not believe the truth
when he hears it.
/ wish 70 state furthnr that do
not charge either of my opponents
with starting or circulating these
rumors.
Respectfully, Yours,
c. P. HARMAN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
RED CROSS DRIVE;
STARTS SUNDAY
You viii BE Asked to Contribute
a Dollar To Help Your Less
Fortunate Brethren - Be
Ready.

The Red Cross Call for member
ship in Tazewell county will begin
Sunday. Every man, woman and child
in Tazewell county will be expected
to give a dollar ,and secure a years
membership in the Red Cross. 1t is
not necessary here to cite the myriads
of reasons why you should give. The
American Red Cross has been tho
instrument through which the AL
mighty has saved thousands of hu-
man livcs-in foreign lands and ameoi.
Grated the suffcrings of thousands
in this country. Help carry on the
great work. It's Il labor of love.
When you are asked for dollar, re
member "That inasmuch as ye have
done it unto one of tic Lease of
these, my brethren, ye have done, it
unto Me-"
Solicitors throughout the county
will begin work in earnest next week.
ga Heart and a Dollar" is all you
need.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
Political Announcement.

:, !, Tazewell, Va, Oct. 22, 1919.
10 the voters of the Third Senatorial
District:
| had hoped that the present CAM
paign would be free from personali-
ties and without resorting to news
paper articles and affidaiyits. In nv
former campaigns for the Senate my
opponents have been gentlemen of
such character that their word was
sufficient to carry the truth without
having to bolster up their statements
with affidaw;ts OF others.
My opponent seems to be very
much exercised over what occurred
at the Richlands convention. I have
never denied that was in Richlands
on the day of the convention, but /
have denied that I took any part
whatever in the proceedings of the
convention, and while I may have
entered the convention hall for mo-
ment, and possibly may have sat
down by Mr.. Crockett for few mo-
-ments, / have no recollection what
ever of doing so, and whether I did
OF. did not do so / regard as matter
of very small Importance to the yot-
ers o. this election, 81
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
Death of Mrs. ]. Sproles LYONS

- Capt. Jno. d. Alexander reached
Tazcwcll on Tuesday, returning from
tho, Confederate Reunion at Atlanta,
and visit to Ashevllc on his return
to Lebanon. He brought the distress
ing intelligence of the death of Mrs
Lyons, wife of Rev. DR.. j. Sproles
Lyons, of Atlanta. She left Atlanta
to accompany her sister to her home
in Kentucky, on the 7th of October,
and died suddenly on the 9th of heart
failure. She, was buried in Kentucky,
at the old home.
This providence fell with crushing
effect upon the husband and sons,
and many people here as elsewhere
will sorrow with them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
Henry Robinett Sends Bullet Through
Brain.

Iuesday's Bluefield Telegraph.)
u On last Friday evening Henry
nop1,iniett, ',1, aged thirty-seven years, a
weil-known citizen of Raven, Vn..
took his own life by sending bullet
through his brain. Robinett, accord !.
ing to advice reaching here, had
been suffering from mental trouble
Tor several days and on Friday eve
ming left his home and went into the
edge of small woods in the renr of
his residence where he shot himself,
Members of his family heard the re-
port of the gun but realizing his men
tal condition were afraid to invcsti-
gate. On the following morning his
body was found with bullet wound
just above his right temple. Citiz-
ems of Raven. it is said, blame the
HOLY Rollers in that community for
Robinett's mental condition and are
taking action to have this form of
worship abondoned in that commun-
".
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
w. L. BURTON.
POLITICAL PUBLICATION

To the Voters of the Third Senatorial
District of Virginia:
l, j.. Powell Royal, hereby state
that have read the affidavit nf one
w. l.. Burton, of Graham, Va. to the
effect that on the day of the Rich
lands convention, |. approached hin,
and requested him to place my name
IN nomination for the senate. and that
was present during the proceedings
OF the convention.
desire to state that / was in the
town of Richlands on the day named. !.
and that was around the door oil
the convention hall, and may have
stepped inside of the hall for e NOM
:ent, but was not a delegate, took
no part IN the proceedings of the
convention, and as to having request
cd Mr.. Burton to place my name in
nomination. / have no recollection
whatever Of having done so, and such
statement is wholly without founda-
ton.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of October, 1918.
J. POWELL ROYALL.
Taken, subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me, in TazewelI County, Va.
this the 18th day of October 1910.
MARGARET S. WfTTEN, "
Notary Public.
My commission expires August Id,
1890 !,
Statement of Mr.. Royal.
To the Voters of the Third Senatorial
District:
The. above affidavit will explain it.
self. 1t seems that the chief attach
of my candidacy is what occurred at
the Richlands convention, and to
create the false impression among
the voters that l. took part in the
convention.
The delegates from the four coun-
lties know what took place, and the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
HopJins.Jobnuop

Miss Martha Agnes Johnson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Johnson. of Radford, and Mr.. Ro-
bert S. Hopkins, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. q. Hopkins, of Tazewell, were
married mt the bide's home in Rad
ford last Thursday afternoon. After
the marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins
came to Tazewell, where they have
been the guests of Mr.. Hopkins pa
rents. They will return to Radford,
where Mr.. Hopkins is in the drug
business. Miss Martha and and Mr..
Ed: Hopkins, of Tazewell, brother
and sister of the groom, were pres
ent at the marriage. In addition to
these there were present Mrs. A. J.
May, and her daughter, Mrs. Jean,
May Johnson and Miss Virginia
Vaughn, of Radford.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
TICKET
is LARGE One
Ballot to Be Voted Tuesday Win
Require Time and Patience if
Rubber Stamp is Used-A
Full List of Candidates.


The county election next Tuesday
promises to be one of the most in.
teresting that has been held fol
years. The ticket is q very large one
end will require care to correctly
mark. 1t should be understood thai
in order to use the rubber stamps
correctly, the name of the candidate
against whom you wish to vote and
substitute a rubber stamp for must
be struck out and the rubber stamp
name placed by the side. and not on
the top or bottom. Owing to the
fact that the ticket is n large one,
not much space was left between the
lines and in order to use the stamp
the voter must be very careful to
stamp the name exactly in the right
place or the ballot will be declared
void and thrown out Those who arc
entitled to assistance can call in any
one of the judges of election to help
him mark the ballot.
Following is the complete list Of
names that will appear on the ticket.
There aare three separate set Of
ballots, one for each magisteria,
district:
For Corporation Commission, full
tsrm-William z. Rhea.
Unexpired term-Berkeley d. Ad-
ans.
For Senate -R. o. Crockett, ] Po-
well Royal
For House of ,Delegates-C. C.
Hyatt.
For sherifr--s. S. F. Hartman, R.
c. HARRISON.
For Cler!<-C. w. Grecver, C. P.
Harman, H. S. Surface.
For Commonwealth Attorney-H,
l.. Spratt X. G. Patty.
For Trrasurer-H. P. Britain.
Supervisor of Jeffersonville Dist
rict-J. D. Peery.
Supervisor of Clear Fork District
&c. f. Rosenbaum, McTeer Saun-
dcrs.
Supervisor of Maiden Spring Dist
rict-D. c. Lowe, John S. Horton.
Commissioner of Revenue Jeffer-
sonville District-E. P. Rutherford,
Robert S. Rhudy, T. E. Mccall.
Commissioner of Revenue Clear Fork
District-J. G. Gillespie, G. w.
Thompson, j. Payne.
Commissioner of Revenue Maiden
Spring DISTRICT. B. Altizer, John
w. Whit
Justice of the Peace Jefferso...r .r-lle
District-G. w. Patton, j. w. Gil
lespie, S. G. Whit.
Justice of the Peace Clear Fork
District-B. M. Newman, A. S. Pecry,
A. B. Neel, A. w. Landon.
Justice of the Peace Maiden Spring
Oistrict-J. B: Mutter, l.. D. Boyd, j..
II. Nipper, ]. Frank Beavers, t. S. j..
Tiurray, Joe Keen.
Constable Jeffersonville District
r. w. Bowling, Austin Peery, R. G.
Harrison.
Constable Clear Fork District.
B. Wilson.
Overseer Poor Jeffersonville Dist
rict-W. II. Carbaugh.
The above names appear on the
ticket as printed 1t is known of
course, that there are a number of
candidates whose names did not get
on the ticket, and a rubber stamp
will have to be used by the voters.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
AfHdayits, Rumors and Rubber

The prominent features of the
present campaign have been afIidav-
its, rumors and rubber stamps. The
paper filled with affidavits, the COM
munity filled with false rumors of
candidates having withdrawn, can
didates who failed to get their names
on the ticket through oversight or
carelessness, keeping the stamp maxi
ers busy, etc. etc. 1t has been a
wonderful campaign in this respect,
and may not be appropriately styl-
ed, "The Rubber Stamp Campaign. .
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
Piad. Insurance .PromptIy.

The reporter for this paper was
shown check for $5000.00, payable
to Mrs. Mallie HARRISON, npon a.
policy held by her son, George Har-
risson, in the Shenandoah Life In
surance Co., represented here by
Peery and Kelly. Within less than
10 days after the death of the in
sured the policy was paid i'll full.
The policy had been in force only
about two years. Insurance, in this
case, certainly was paying and
profitable investment.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31

is true of many of Mr.. Crockett,s
relatives by marriage, who seeming
~ forget, although actively taking
part i'll tho convention in which /
was nominatcd-yet now have the
audacity to ask you to vote for Mr..
Crockett because he was nominated
ut Richlands. Mr.. Crockett, as the
county chairman, or otherwise, never
assisted me in my race four wears
ago, and his attitude Mt that time, MS
reported to me by friends, was that
he might have to vote for me. but
hoped | would be defeated. 80 con-
sistency! thout art n jewel"
j. POWELL ROYALL.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31
DIR. Bullard Missed

After long and successful paste
rate there and elsewhere, Rev. w. S.
tBuiiard has "laid by his weapons
end retired. He has moved to Blue
field. ~
He has wrought faithfully and
well, has fought good fight, and
kept the faith.". He is missed here
by all the people.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-10-31

1t is we'll known TINT there were
only two candidates before tho CON
vention, namely, Mr.. w. a. Daugh-
erty of Buchanan county and Mr..
Crockett, and l was not even del
egate. Mr.. Crockett's statement and
the supporting atiidavits can be for
no other purpose than to create the
false impression that assisted in
his nomination.
AS to breaking faith with Mr..
Crockett, ] refer the voters to his Mt
titude i'll my campaign four years
ago.
Very respectfully,
j. POWELL ROYALL.