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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
CANDIDATES IN BARNWELL.
Thirty-seven File Application to Take
Part i'm Race.

Barnwell, July 2.-Entries in the
race for Offices in Barnwell county
closed at noon yesterday, at which
time there were thirty-seven aspirants
lined up at the tape. The first cam
paign meeting was held today at
Wnliston, and the candidates will
gather next Friday in Blackville, COM
ing to Barnwell July 16 and finishing
up at Dunbarton on July p.
Those who qualified for the pri-
maries are as follows:
Clerk of court-R. L. Bronson,
Barnwell; W. H. Duncan, Jr., Barn
well; r. B. Still, Blackvi1le.
Sheriff.. G. Owens and G. Keys
Sanders, both of Barnwell, ~
Master in equity-H. L. O'Bannon.
Superviser-J. G.. Moody, Sr., Barn
well; G. Gull Still, Blackville; j. S.
Still, Barnwel; R. E. Woodward, Will
iston. ..
State Senator-Arthur NJ. Kennedy,
'Williston; A. B. Patterson, Barnwell.
House of representatives Edgar
A. Brown, Barnwell; James E. Davis,
BarnweI; J. w. Folk, Williston; G.
W. Hutson, Elko; J. NJ. Killings
worth, Dunbarton.
County commissioner, district No.
IF. w. Delk, Blackville, j. E.
Grubbs, Blackville; A. Ray Sanders,
Olar, R. F. D.; J. NJ. Templeton, Barn
well.
County commissioner, district No.
2.-E. G. Brit, Elko; A. L. McLe-
more, Williston; B. F. Owens, Dun
barton.
Coroner. Staff Halford.
Magistrate at Barnwell-E. W.
Holman, c. w. Moody and W. F.
Sanders; at Blackville, I. F. Still; at
Four Mile, M. L. McElhenny; at Great
T Cypress, C. G. Best, Jr.; at Hllda, W.
X. Black, W. G. Collins and W. L.
Harley; at Meyers Mill, B. W. Pee
pies; at Red Oak, G. L. Hill; at Will
liston, R. L. Wooley.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15
CHAMPION CORN GROWER.
CONTINUED from page 2, column 2.

tCOulluuSu
older brother of the present state
corn champion, was among the hrst
lads to join. Then second son came
along a little later, and then Will
liam. rather advanced for his age,
began to take notice and to be filed
with an ambition to grow corn and
through his efforts to help promote
the sound and sensible doctrine that
the south to succeed agriculturally
must feed itself and that the south
ern farmer if he really tries can not
onlv clothe the world, but can feed
himself and quite bit of the world
besides.
Although scarcely II years Old at
the time of the 1919 contest, William
Campbell prevailed upon Demonstra-
ton Agent John R. Blair to let him
Join. And now he has come in a
winner the first year.
William is a pupil in the flourish
ing three-teacher school in the VIII
lage of Tirzah. He is in the fifth
grade and he stands we'll in his class
es. He likes to read newspapers and
other publications and especially is
he interested in topics bearing upon
things agricultural and along the line
of farm improvement and new and
modern methods of farming.
He takes a deep interest in things
religious, despite his tender years,
and he has an idea he would like to
be a minister. 81 haven't made up
nv mind positive what intend doing
yet, but I may study for the. MINIS
try" he says.-James D. Grist in the
News and Courier.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15

666 cures Malaria, Chills
and Fever, Bilious Fever,
Colds and LaGrippe. Tt kills
the parasite that causes the
fever. It is a splendid laxa-
tive and general Tonic.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15

Tobacco tWine at Rentz & Felder's.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-15

Didyou ever stop and think what
it meant to be satisfied? Well, that
is the way you will feel if you buy
your
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17

and with the proper authorities or else
l expect to hold each individual strict-
Y accountable for these falsehoods in
such way as-I may deem, necessary,
and will expect these statements and
assertions to be denied both publicly
and privately by your citizens who
have circulated these faisehoods and
reports. do not intend to enter into
any newspaper discussion with the
citizens of Lawrence county, but want
ed to explain my position publicly.
have requested Mr.. Boggs to send
disinterested engineer to your coun-
ty TO go over the two routes between
Louisa and Paintsyille. Furthermore,
! wish to state that In as much as your
county does not see III TO finance the
whole project through your county but
is only .desirous of loaning one half of
your bond issue for the construction
of this road. that very seriously think
the work in Lawrence county will not
be started for some time on account of
the action of your court and the dis
satisfaction as shown by some of your
leading citizens in your county.
l wish to thank you for your court
esy shown me and my force, and can
assure you my hearty support in any
question pertaining to road building.
But as parting advice to you and
your citizens, ] wish to say, stop
arguing about roads and get busy and
build them.
Respectfully submitted.
M. L. S. POSEY
Division Engineer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
CIRCUIT COURT
OPENS MONDAY

The following have been summoned
10 serve as Jurymen In Circuit Court:
Grand Jurors;--,Iesse Cyrus. II. X.
Moore, VIM. Ross. Luke Watkins, j. p.
Gartin. William Lemaster, John II.
Clarkson. Eliza Hall. Lee Judd, c. C.
swetnam, s. F.. Hannah. P r. Mccoy,
Charles Morris, J. p. Church, Lonnie
Gambill, VIM. Howell. Harve Saiters,
and Green Berry.
!. Petit Jirors:--Garred Wilson. Josh
Wheeler. Marien France, Frank A.
Preston. Thomas Coburn, J. NJ. Dalton
Alex George, Hugh Dobbins, @. s.
Bromheld. Dave Bradley. W. l.. Chand-
Ter, Liss Carey, Luther Stambough. b.
b. Wells, Jim Moore, Kay Frazier,
GARFIELD Daniels, James Norton, Henry
Roberts, Joe Moore. Lonnie Ward. w
=. Lemaster, w Lester, j. B. clayton,
VIM. Hardin, Colby ouisenberry. Geb-
ran Wilson. Gordon Boggs, Albert
Caperton. Jay Yates. Charley Rice. G.
w. Clayton. TIN. England. John Car
ter. t. w. Ball and w 7, Shivel.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
FIRE BRICK TO
BE MADE HERE
PLANT WILL BE BUILT ON THE
POINT" NEAR THE CLAY
DEPOSIT.

An enterprise is to be started at Lou
lisa. soon that promises to develop a
large industry in this vicinity.
The Tornay Coal company has ae-
quired the fire clay deposit in the hills
on the Point opposite Louisa and will
begin right away to install plant of
moderate capacity. This clay has been
thoroughly tested and found to be OF
very high grade. The fact of its exis-
tence has long been known and a good
many years ago a barge load or two
was shipped out. But this is the first
real move made to develop it.
The Big Sandy valley contains vast
deposits of high grade clays that will
some day become very valuable, The
pioneer operations at Louisa and
Torchlight will hasten large develop
ment
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
Gov. Cox Tells How
the League Was Made

During all the years OF the war,
while the soldiers OF democracy were
fighting to destroy militarlsm, the
scholars and statesmen. of the world
were hammerlng out the details of the
League OF Nations.
Commissioners, official and unof-
ficial. were drawing plans and draft
ing specifications. Certainly no less
than five. hundred OF the best minds in
all the civilized nations had share
In the preliminary work.
AT the Paris Peace Conference a
special committee OF 10, representing
IA different nations. was selected to
draw up definite plan. President Will
son was made Chairman of this com
mlttee.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
THREE ARRESTED
FOR MOONSHININC

Sheriff w. M. Taylor and U. S. Mar
shall James Sizemore, accompanied by
other men summoned to assist in the
raid arrested three men near Sacred
Wind, this county, upon charge OF
rnoonshining. They were brought to
Louisa Wednesday and then were ta-
ken on to Catlettsburg to answer in
u. S. Court.
The men are Jim Boggs tson of Glenn
and his son, Estill, and Wash Lining,
The officers left here in two auto
mobiles Tuesday night and the ar
rests were made at a, m. A copper
still was found and a quantity of ap-
pie brandy. Twelve large tubs were
cut up by the officers,
This is the first arrest made in Law
renee county for moonshining since
state and national prohibition went in
10 effect.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
SENATOR BECKHAM
AT LOUISA NEXT
MONDAY, 10Th
WILL SPEAK AT THE COURT
HOUSE AT ONE O'CLOCK ON
ISSUES OF THE DAY

United States Senator J. c. w. Beck
ham, will speak here next Monday on
the issues OF the present campaign
Everybody who can possibly do SO
should hear him. He Is probably the
ablest and best informed man who will
speak In Lawrence county this fan
There has never been a time when Il
was more important for the masses OF
the people TO know the truth OF the
situation than now.
A special invitation Is extended TO
the ladies'. as they are now legal voters
and interested in she Issues. You will
not hear a speaE who will make the
questions clearer or who presents them
more fairly. Mr.. Beckham probably
viii be introduced BY a woman.
Other East Kentucky Appointments.
senator Beekham also win sLeek
a. the following places:
on Saturday. the 18th, at Pikevltle.
on Monday, Sept. goth, he will adj
dress the voters OF Lawrence county at
Louisa.
Tuesday. 2ist. Prcstonsburg.
wednesday. 22nd. Paintsviile.
Thursday. 2srd Grayson
Thursday night. Olive Hill.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
Program S. S. Convention
at Buchanan, Sept. 25th

Following Is the program of Falls
burg and Bear Creek District Sunday
School convention to be held at Buch
anan school house. Buchanan, KY, on
Saturday, September 25:
s:30-Song service.
Devotional, pastor In charge.
Welcome address by Rev. j. o. Black
Response, j. S. Turman.
what benefit mas been derived
through and by the Sunday School
Association OF the State of Kentucky
by Field Worker w. J. Vaughan.
Round table discussion graded les
sons led by Miss Beatrice. Finney,
Extending the Kingdom Rev
Slaughter and Rev. |. n. Fannin, OF
Ashland.
Appointment Of committees
Offering.
Noon Hour.
! y. m.-Song service and devotional
Report OF coimHitls.,s., ~
Roll cali and secretary's reports.
Short talks from all the Supts. in
the district.
Message from County President, a
o. Carter.
How may we more closely relate
the work OF the Sunday School to the
Home and the day school, by Rev. J
B. Farley.
eobjeet of District Conventions" by
County Secretary Jas. p, Prince.
Temperance for the World" J. f
Hatten.
What has been the results of my
service in the Sunday Schools of Law
renee county" also "The final test Of
a Sunday School, the product Chris
tian character" by former Count,
President M. S. Burns.
A cordial invitation is extended te
all interested workers throughout oui
entire district to come and be with us
Make this a great occasion in the his
tory of our Sunday Schools.
AS usual all are asked TO bring theii
lunch with them which will, be servet
on tables beneath the shade trees neal
the school house.
Workers, one and all, use your in.
fiuence 10 make this a glorious occa-
sion. This program will be inter.
spersed throughout with music under
the leadership OF Prof. Matthias Ric.
and his band of singers.
CHARLES MILLER, Pres.
ELIZABETH HATTEN, Sec.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
MARRIAGE or MISS
cATHRYN IRENE LONG

Louisa friends OF the brides mother
received invitations TO the wedding OF
Aliss Cathryn Long to MIR. CYRUS Jo-
seph Wallace. at Greenville. KY, Sept
18th. The mother Is Mrs. Joseph X,
Long, formerly Miss Bessie Davis.
step- daughter OF Rev. j. s. Cox, pas
tor OF the M. l.. Church AZ Louisa quite
n number OF years ago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
SAYS roo MANY MINISTER'S
QUIT BECAUSE OF POOR PAY

Omaha, Neb. Retirement OF preach
ers from the ministry because their
pay Is poor was deplored by Bishop w,
i. Mcdowell OF washington, address,
ing a, conference OF Methodist minis
ters OF Nebraska here.
Bishop Mcdowell said he had heard
one ynlnister say he was retiring be-
GAUGE he could not keep a sealskin
family on a mustrat income" and de-
clared that too many were getting out
OF the ministry for that reason.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
SID HATFIELD AND OTHERS
INDICTED FOR MURDER

Williamson, w. ya.--Indictments
charging murder in connection with
the killing of Anse Hatfield at Mate
wan, a month ago, were returned by
the Mingo county grand jury against
Sid Hatfield, chief OF police OF Mate
wan. Halle Chambers, Ed Chambers
and Talt Chambers.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
MARRIAoE LlcENsEs.

David Moore, 76. Potters, to Nancy
Thompson. 81 Normal.
Clarence Estep, is, to Fannie Ball,
20. both OF Morris.
Tom Thompson, "a. to Belva Van
hoose, II, both OF Norris.
Otto Sansbury, IS, to Della N. Rob
erts. 16. both Of Fort Gay, w. Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
sEE.pAvIs.

Miss Elizabeth See, OF Summit, was
married a few days ago to Mr.. 4. 4.
Davis. The wedding took place while
she was visiting her sister. Mrs. Nova
Cox at Matewan. w. Va.
MIR. Davis Is a brakeman on the n.
& w. and his bride is pretty and
popular girl. She is the daughter OF
Ulysses See.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
AT THE eApTIs CHURCH.

DR.. +. y. Shannon preached at the
Baptist Church last Sunday night to-
an audience that packed all the avail
able space The two Methodist church
es joined in the service. Miss Kate
Freese and Mr.. viii Cain sang special
selections. Both the sermon and the
music were much enjoyed by the au-
dicnce. e
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
allxs PROPERTY HERE.

w. A. Lyon. of Edgarton. W. Va
has bought from M. B. Sparks the res
idence on Lock avenue now occupied
by Lyman Riley and family. Mr.. Lyon
win move to this place. He went from
this county few years ago to Edgar
ton where he holds position.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
Mas. LINDSAY ARTRIP.
DIES NEAR FORT GAY

The wife OF Lindsay Artrip died this
week. after an illness OF about two
weeks. leaving seven children and the
husband. she was about 40 years old
and a most excellent woman. Before
marriage she was Miss Toney. .Rev.H. !.
y. Hewlett conducted the funeral SER
vices. She had been faithful church
member for many years.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
TWO NEW PRECINCTS.

The redistricting committee for
Lawrence-co.. consisting of J.H.Woods,
c. +. See and J. T. Gartin, have cre-
ated two new voting precincts TO be
known as Torchlight and Five Forks.
For particulars see orders OF county
court, published In this paper.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
MEMORIAL sERvIcEs.

Rev II. B. Hewlett will conduct me-
mortal services next Sunday morning
NJ 1880 for Green Hall. a soldier OF
the late war who died at the home of
Phil Preece, near Louisa. The SER
vices VIII be held at the grave on the
Precce farm.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
WEDDING AT FORT GAY.

Our Wayne. W. Va, letter gives an
account OF the marriage OF Miss Lucy
Peters of Fort Gay and Mr.. Ralph
Taylor OF Wayne, both well known and
popular in Louisa. The bride is a
bright and pretty young lady. She has
been Junior High teacher In Wayne
county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
STREET PAVING.

The street paving on the square
fronting the court house is practically
completed. Also in front OF the post
office square the work is being finish
ed. II looks now as though nothing
can be done on Lock avenue this year.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
SELLS RESIDENCE.

/. b. Cooksey has sold his elegant
home TO A. II. Hun and Ebbert osing-
ton. we regret to state that Mr.. Cook
sey and family will move to Hunting
ton some time next month where they
will reside.--Grayson Journal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
STEAM HAMMER INSTALLED.

The Gin Boiler & Machine company
has -installed large steam hammer in
their plant atLonisa and It is kept busy
welding stems for drilling outfits. This
Is welcomed by the con-
tractors, as 1t saves 80 much time and
freight on their repair work.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
7'A ROAD TO BLAINE.

A movement is under way to build a
good road from Louisa to Blaine. A
certain amount OF co-operation has
been promised by the State Roads de-
partment-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
Conference Appointments
Of M. E. Church, South

In addition to the. Ashland district
appointments, which we published last
week, the following. wifi be of interest
to many of our readers:
Parkersburs District.
c. G. Perkins, Presiding Elder
Buffalo Circuit--W. A. Hopson
Glenville Circuit-H. ID. Conley.
Grantsyille Circuit--P. d. Conley
I. Pt. Pleasantly Yoak.
Ravenswood Circuit--J w. Critics
Ripley CircuitAH W. Sturm.
Parkersburg. North--A. A. Holllster.
Huntington District.
o. F. Williams; Presiding Elder.
Barboursyille-R. j. Yoak
Barboursville circuit-Earl keenan,,
supply.
chattaroy circuit-w A. Kirby.
supply.
Ethel Circuit j. H. Dawson.
Gilbert Circuit-W. r. Neal, supply.
Glenwood Circuit-B. r. King.
Huntington ,Central-P Il. Thorn
burg; Cottage Grove--A. H. Perkins;
Isastwood-O. II. Dorsey; Emanuel
A. C, Austen: Guyandotte--J. L. Vim
son; Johnson Memorial--John S. Jenz-
lSins.
Hurricane Circuit-H. F. King.
Logan Frank e. jenkins.
Logan Circuit. T. Moore. supply.
LundaIe Circuit-W. A. Gose. supply.
Matewan- -Thacker-Z. D. Holbrook..
Pond Greek Circuit--G. r. Thomas.
st. Albans-C. N. Coffman.
Wayne Circuit--W. II. Beale.
Williamson--L. S. Cunningham
Williamson. East-W. e. Bennett.
Yolyn Circuit-C. M. Bail
Charleston District.
II. L. Clay, Presiding Elder.
Beckley-W. H. Foglesong.
Cedar Grove Circuit--L. p. Kirk.
Charleston Circuit-B. B. Lambert.
Charleston, Elizabeth-F. p. Jerni-
gan; First Church--B. P. Taylor; Hum.
phreys Memorial-Guy Coffman.
Clendennin Circuit-W. M. Given
Fayetteville Circuit-B. NJ. Keith.
Ypres, Belgium-G. w. Twynham.
MuIlens-N. G. Cochran.
Maben-A. L. Spencer.
Spring Hill Circuit--B. f. Gosling.
Summersville Circuit -B. "A. Winn.
Fairmont District.
A. NJ. Martin, Presiding Elder.s
Burnsville- -F'latwoods--J. r. Mullens..
Belington-W. j. Richardson.
Clarksburg w. /. Canter.
Cowen Circuit-U. s. G.. Allen.
EllSins Circuit-F. N, Nutter.
Fairmont-R. T. Brown.
Gassaway Circuit-J. N. Herald.
Mt. Hood Circuit--L. Z. Harrison
Monongah Circuit-TT. ]. Hopson.
Parsons Circuit--C, d. Lear.
Philippi Circuit--J. B. F. Yoak.
Richwood-A. e. O'Dell
Transferred.
To Kentucky Conference W. O..
Sadler.
To East Oklahoma conference-c.
t. Barton.
TO Holston conference-w. C..
Harris.
TO North West Conference w. 1.
Reid.
To Baltimore Conference b.
Wright. N
There were seventy four changes
and six places left to be supplied.
W. l.. Reid. of Beckley, conference
secretary. handed in his designations
~ ne 10 tfdfiSleTreu " eie 1Noh VI " Sos
Conference. His assistant, Rev. w. I.
Canter. of Clarksburg, was named t.
succeed him and Mr.. Reid was pre-
sented with a purse in recognition a.
his services. and a resolution on hio
resignation was adopted. He goes te
be paste. of the Lowell Avenue church
in Butte, Mont.
Mr.. Reid is one Of the best known
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17
BOARD oE TRAnE

\ The regular monthly meetings OF the
Board of Trade win begin Monday
evening. September 20. The meeting
win be held at 7 p. m. at the city hall.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17

DR.. ]. w. Carter. OF Greenup, was a
visitor in Louisa Tuesday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-09-17

1 Advertising u an AbsoIuts
Necessity to Every Pusinsss.
Try an Ad. in the - Sandy
News and youwlI Be pleased
with the results lNi .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-17
AMERICTi INDlANI.

Washington, 13. ledna. -
Ufadovna pro indiansk6 zaIe-
zitosti vydala vyroGni zpravu,
Z niz vysvita, re koncem po-
sledniho rozpoctoveho roku
byo We Spoi. Statech 232.196
plnokrevnych Indianu, K tomu
pax 101.506 Indianu z p6ti ci
vilizovanych kmenG a jinych
spolenych snatkem b6lochy,
dohromady 333.702. Jejich roc
nj prijem odhaduje Sc ma $53.-
994.859, z cehoz civilisovan6
kmeny dostaly $8,91O.722. De
Il skolou povinnych jest 81
922 z tech 60.889 skutecn6
skolu navSt6vuje. We vladnfch
skolach jest 26.336, ostatni
chodi do Skol missijnich, SOU
kromych anebo obecnich. We
va.ce slouzilo pfiblizne 10000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-17
DEJME TOMU, -

re nepotfebujete zadne zinni
pradlo pfitomne dobe, ale
budete jej potrebova. pri5.i
zimul
Opatri.e-li sve zasoby pro
pristl zinu jiz nyni - We striz
mich obchodech 'u koudelI", v
elsie ABS Broadway aneb ci-
sic A28S Warner Rd., ziskatc
usporu 25 proc. ma svych Pc
rezich mezi nasi pritomnou niz
kou cenou a mezi cenou jalxou
zaplatite "a takove zbozi ysu-
de jinde pTisti zimu. LIT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-17

| KUPON {. l.
| The Templar Motors Corporation.
Pane Auerbach =
| Ponevadz isem rozhod zakoupt ieStG vice
| akcii, zadam Vas byste navStfvil.
V kterou dobu hod. dop. ...... hod odp.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-17
RODINNA VOJNA.

Dramaticky sbor V Mt. Plea.
SAINT sehraje Ultra We prospech
Skoly Samberkovu veselohru
"Rodinna vojna", iiz dobre ma
studoval pekne vypravf. Ia
catek bude V pet hodin odpo-
ledne a po predstaveni jako o.
byceine Piles bude nasledova-
ii. Zitrejsi podnik ochotsictva
v Mt. Pleasant zasluhuje od-
poruGeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-17
STAVKA CESKYCH HAVfRU
Dopoledni bulletin:

Karlovy Vary, II. ledna. =
Nasledkem vysoke ceny zivot-
Mich potfeb, vySlo as $4,000 u
hlokopd ma stavku. Haviri po
fadaii demonstrate tax vazn6-
no razu, re vlada hrozi zave-
denim stanneho prava.
SSMTSSMISSM
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-17
lWSSfWSSlIWSSl
TRICETILETE TRVANf.

Sbory Laska k Vlasti {. | a
LibuSe cislo 3, s. P. J. oslavf III
ira sini Sokol ma Clark Ave.
sve tricetilete trvani, k n6muz
pfipraven je bohaty program
odpoledni. Slavnost zapocne to
tiz We tfi hodiny odpoledne or
chestrem p. Vokouna a skoncf
zabavou tanecnf. Vzhledem k
ddlezitosti jubilea, poradaiftf
ocekavaii velke GGastenstvi.
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NEPRiTEL CIZOJAzYC-
NYCH CASOPISU.

Washington, 16. ledna. =
Senator King z Utahu, znamy
reakcionaf, podal dne5 V senate
pfedlohu, jiz mali zavedeny
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WSS It'll WSS
4OO-MILLIONOVY DEFICIT
MESTA VfDNE.

q Vfdne. V zemskem snemu
dolnorakouskem referent En-
merling sdelil. ze rozpocet me
sta Vidne ma financni roh 1919
az 1920 vykazuie neuhrazenv
schodek vice nez 400 milliond
K. Krone mestskeho pivovaru,
radnicniho sklepa a pohfebnf-
no ustavu, jsou vsechny NEST
ke videnske podniky passivnf.
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b}ti pro tasopisy move postov-
nj sazby. Povidky, romany a
pod. pocitany by byly die saz-
by, jako nyni oznamky. Cizo
ia2ytn6 casopisy mali ztratiti
dopravu druh6 tridy a byti "a
razeny do treti a saba V druh6
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obndSela by saba 2 Gently a
pro kazdG dal8i pasmo o ieden
cent vice. Pro treti tfidu obna-
Sc a by saba osm centd "a IL
bru pro v$echna nasra.
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tfid6 ma byti pon6kud zvySe-
ma. Pro anglicke casopisy OBJ
naSela by saba prvnich dvou
pa3mech 2 Gently ma mist6 pGI
centu "a libru. Pro treti pasmo