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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
IIonorinr Miss CIaybrook

Mi. Lucille Claybr"uk was the hon
Gree II delightful miscllancOui
shower gwen bv Miss Ruth Kerr al
he's home SATURDAY. Afternoon.
The gucsi rooms were aiiincially dee
GRATED with variety at cut iluR"'
and ferns IN arriving the guests wer'
n,td- a. register IN q brides book
which was afterward presented 10 tn
hunurcc. Miss Claybruuk. After every
Ur. had arrived. handkerchief wa
placed over the eyes u Miss clayhrook
and she was requested to follow rib
hon witch was placed IN her hand
whrn tn end of the ribbon was reach
al and the honurcr removed the blind
fold. an abundance ui dainty gifts WEI
revealed. Along with other enjoyable
features ~ tho afternoon the following
program was carried out.
Vocal @lu Miss Lucy Story.
Piano selection. Miss Madgc Hacker
Ec,dlng. Miss l.ytta ilall.
Vocal -olo. Mis Tcna Burgess
Toward the latter part of tn" after
neon delicious refreshments were served
rorslytlng ~ cream and cake. Thos'
included among the guests were. Mes
danes Clayliruok. Childcrs. Dyson. 10,
I,ai,y. Robert Cook. l.. &. Britain, Fos
tor Porter. I. l.. scott. W. W Wright
Daisy Kerr and Misses Mildred ans
Tenn burgess Iytta Fall. Grac" Manr
Louise I.eNcv.u. Roxy BENTON. l.uc'
story. Avery. Ieta Roberts. France
Charles. Mabel Holland. GLADYS Collins
Madgc Hacklcr. and Emma Lou Colbert
IL Vernon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
a. D.. a.

The rcassrmby day II the lprli
chapter ui the T. r. - Sistcrhuud fur
a." coming wear win uocur Scpt"nh"r
-. ni The hwn" uf Mrs G. II l,all win
Ms l.all and Miss l.iua receiving.
Tn ,Huirsr Of study iur tn year :
along practical lines. with AnuftUnuifN
tiur 49, the t"yuutr Thli the T. T. - q
may be- better Aeficans and moro ahl'
H. cope with present dies lupftriu-. e
better understanding II uIr guy'rum %
Hud citizenship . uptS,ui'd ~ th' }'ii q
work
Judge VI ! 4. Jackson viii addi' e.
the uhaptcr nt the initial meeting uu
"Our Municipal Government
tn. course ~ the year includ's a."
"t!ty GuycrLmrnt. County Govern.
m,ri." Texas situate Laws" l.lhul
Laws Pertaining tu Women aud chr
dr-u." Texas Public Health" Nation.
al Problems including TRADE u
iunism "illitHricv IN America The
Rural Problem etc Women IN Ia.
dusirv" Three meeting viii be- d"v"i
81 - Enumeration aud Agencies 10.
Amcricanizniion
= e. - Educut."nll DAY "c,urs 80
V,mhrr -
Nn addrrss Lv Dr Herbert Whitinp
NiIg,U ~ scheduled Ten mt date. som"
delightful sneial affairs are Included To-
th. wear b"uh \ watch night party
with Nh and Mrs e. -. Jackson. q
4 u,h,-in January -. commemorative;
"Tr'rdrr, lay" Music 10y the T. T..
a. Quartet. folk dancing and readings
win m inter p,rscd that the work may
MOI L.ru'n, munutinuus. The officers
and lwal membership ~ ~ follows.
Mrs \ W ShuIliS. president
Mrs r I Cuusidin". vice president.
Mrs i. N Drlzrll recording scci".
taiy.
Mrs a. J. rarwcI corresponding
secretary.
Mrs. Bertha N,Grcgor. Treasures.
Mis-. T. y oliver chaplain.
Mfs \ n Charles. guard.
Mrs Lloyd Fletcher. pianist
Resident MEMBERSHIPS Mcsdames W.
g. ANt,l 4 W puCkctt g, ~ BALL. T..
l.. Roberts \ ". Shnults. j. II, Char.
less g. r Thomas. T. !. Consldlnc.
Maudc Middleton Wilson. Y. s. Davis.
T. NJ Dclz,ll " ] Farw'll. Lloyi
Fletcher NJ ~ Harris !. ". I'M e.
- .nrksun. W " kimbruugh. Bertha
Stubhs McGrrgor \ u. Meyer. 4. y.
Clyvr. Kat" Green Patton. Myrtle Mil
dlrton Powell and Misses l.ittn Ball.
Willis kimhroufh Mary Mcdonald ami
Miss sophia Meyer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
Ilrr,lrr.I.hler,llnr

Tn" marriage IT Miss Fr-da Ehlcrd
ilg in Vernon q. l;'rd.r took place n
. u',lnck "Wednesday night ~ the hnm'
81 tho brides parents. Mir and Mrs
Fred !. EhlrrlIHg. ili2 the l'as"u. TIL
i;,v. Samuel - liaikncSs performed
the ceremony IN the pr,sruc" of tn
immediate families and lew friends
7 'itlc I;"ihn EhleIding. the brides sis
ter. who held the rings was the onl,
..rdrut IN" bride we're her going
away dress aud corsagc of brides
AMI valley titles After the re-
Scpiion AR and Mrs Ilecder left fol
a.,lalllO. TrA. where they viii maxi
thci hom" Kansas cav Star.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
Mnman,, Missionary Seciri,

The Woman's Missionary Society Il
the Polk street Methodist church met
Monday Afternoon al $50 o'clock In thu
churrh Annex aud m" following splcn.
lid program WIS enjoyed,
TOPIC. Social service, Woman al
WORK
Hymn
Blblc lcsson-Mrs. John w Ncalc.
Prayer.
Missionary Ncws-Mrs I T.. Atkinson.
TAR THE Woman uf Today In tn"
Worlds Work-Mrs " u. Patterson.
PRAYER. That our women IN Undue
trial life viii be- saved from the unrc.
uniting toll that would unfit them from
the duties II the iircsidc; that ma
ional sens" II fairness and iuStic" may
roui- fer them nj atmosphere Cnndur'
i've to the best development ~ th"i'
mowers and an adequate compensation
or their labor.
Piano solo Miss Frances Smith
Talk. "Our i'lvdg,' - Mrs. FRANK
cook
business session
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
soc,al Note, and PEI, onal Mention

bob DOUhlr1HY I"ii Tor IN" Si1tV 7 me
v.raty whore h. will attend school
this winter
Mrs e. T. Iiuri. uf Dallas. II tn
guest of MI aud Mrs George Double
tlav
" ~ Gulhrni;h has returned ~ IN.
citv after weeks business trp In
Arizona
]. & .Galhral,h ~ Wichita Falls. AZ
rived IN Amarillo To- make u "trip with
~ " Grlhr'th through the north
plains territory
Nrs Martin AND her ivn daughters
Niys Elanch and Mrs j ~ HYDE. 81
ArA1nSa' CITY. Kas. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs T. ~ Smith. 1897 Fillmore
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
Church Reports
tIa>s Organizes

steps lot organization uf III" Nnuui
r,pr'- aud ,nlug w"u"u'S lass 81 IN
U,il, school uf the firsi thrsin'
rhvr,h were taken SUNDAY mortinr
T,nuprary offi,rrs were elected. ~
la'.r date. 10 h. exp ot'l that peimnn-n
officers will be- elected and nam" To-
~. class selected 1ui constitution az.
bN. ,awS drawn up.
The Young men ami yuuug wun'f
he,, had i"int ,lrss ter number o.
Nrars Mrs Eiy Wh 'ail"v ~ the p"'
usl-nt teacher ,f The class while Ms
" y. strickland has i""n M" Suh~ii
tn, Teacher during sunw'r un 'ccour
al the ahsrup" - MR. Nh"uil"v
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
T,n,orrow'. Recipes

4 sandwich mling that can Boz mad'
,ul canned nnd pui on the "cmrrgrn
,E" rh,lf is q present help ~ time 81
frr.lIl, Co. man, hostess. This cucum
h,I relish makes delicious sandwiches
CUCUMBER RELISH
T. large cucunhcrs
- p'tk onions.
o. sweet red i"pp"rs
,uutps c-i'tV S"'-i,
uIu.. ground mustard.
l. i,usl, .on ravenn" pepprr.
DRESSING
3 ,uu butter.
90 ,up sugar.
uhl. puun wlt
r.p.n mustard
: eggs
4 tup cream.
9 cups Vinegar.
Wash ,ucumtct bui Il" not llii'. Pit
,,irimirrs aud ,uiuns through the
iuld chopper Pat ~ nn rarih'n crock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

Practical service. not money. VIII 10"
the basis uf m"mhcr' hip IN 10" junior
organization of the American N"d
Grows according 4" ~ announcement
made csteIrlay ut Southwestern DiNis'
IN headquarters ut ~" Red Gross iu
=; Louis. which sets the date 81 III"
Fourth Junior Roll C,ll - beginning
With the op.ring IT s.huUl and ending
Thank st:i,ilg Day when the adult roll
all rlus"s t'nd-r IN" new scheme "
expected 60 enroll every child ~
svhoul agr IN the division. which COM.
,yis.s Arkansas. Kansas Missouri, Oh
ahomn and TEXAS
~ membership dues viii d" asked
- the juniors. nor viii they hc solicited
-ur funds. hut Instead must give =
plrdge ui practical and us"ful personal
"rvir" when r,ll'-i up"n. tn" plan
provides that each school room sulr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

Miss Ruth Kerr gave delightful
party Saturday evening for her visitor
Miss Colbert. IT Vernon. Texas. Garden
r'',vrers f"Unrd the beautiful decoration
uf the rooms. carving out IN" co'oi
.-hoirc OF pink aud white. tn" eve
ming was 'pcrt IN musi" and t"itNtw
rrd ~ y TAT. hour dainty Refreshments
az cream and cake vcr. served Those
inclndrd among the guests w-r" Misses
Eoxcv I;cntun. Lucille Clnybruok. LucN
Ytnr-v, f,th,l Patton. Louise L'N"Neu
Gracc Mann. Dpul Ware. and McssrS
Tur-,l.v. Nriiair collins. saunders
Ecvnulds stroud. Kerr. Wimm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

First Of all. get it firmly fixed in
your mind that all the liniments
in the world have no effect what
ever on Rheumatism.
A very common form Of Rheu:
matism is caused BY millions OF
tiny disease germs which infest the
blood. The one and only sensible
treatment. therefore. is one which
eleanses the blood Of these germs.
and routs them entirely out Of the
circulation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
I,rcrption 10 H. Given.

IN. Wmman's Auxiliary 81 SAINT An
ir-ws Episcopal Aurllary VIII give r.
rcpiiun TUESDAY evening. September u
from \ iill ~ o'clock ~ the home at
Mrr. n W Gnlhraith 1910 Polk street
,u iutrplur, their new rector Rev. X. u.
MacCullum Al the ministers II vat'
lous churches ~ Amarillo and their
wives are cordially invited {" be- pres
-nt az this reception, ~ well as all
'huryh members.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

and nervous. couli mt eat ami was
div. After | took the Vegetable ON
round ! could work aud cat Vow
am strong I'D r"commrnl vout medi'
zine 10 nv frien y Mrs. ANNA SILVA
IS last 9Th street. ns,"nB". y. y
Namcn Who recover Their health. nat
ursIv tell o.lc,s VIA, h~lp~l ih"m
Some v-i- aud allnw 'hr usn"s ana
photographs to 10 published With '~-ti'
mcaials Nav more I'll their friends
/. van need mclitiu" for women :
ai'nants. trv thai we'll lnown and
,,,rtrsslni remsiv lrdia = Pinb
ls-,'s v-rsfph's Con uouua w
..lis q. p,ulham 'lriirsue 60 'rc..
gaentisit io- rpyihne .ou need g.
Auoe atQti ;L.sc :rcnbies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

tal a INV
pains in INV side AMI
bark and also head
aches. and got 80
weak | could No, do
anything. ltook
LYDIA Z. Pinkhams
Vegetable { O m
pound and soon felt
better. Now ! am
married and have
two little hoys Re
tore the hrst one
came | was weak
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

sprinkle literally Win salt press down
with hriyy weights aud i't stand over
NIGHT ~ the morning drain und add
peppers. nis, put through III" fuu
chopper Add celery scd and mustard
aud CAYENNE l'ut iu plr'riNing kniti"
pud cover with Ninrg.ir iiiug Co. CO."
guillug point and ldl the dressing ia
make dressing. cf,s,u guitHt and sugar.
Add salt and mustard Aid 'gl.,. g'at.
lug them ~ one ~ iiiu'. Aid cream.
IttNr vinegar builiug and stir iu the
FIRST miNturr lp the whole ,imr "a
boil and then siii into ~" hot ruruu.
Z Irr miNtuir. l'ut into Nrrilizrd Jars
and seal
/ Cucumber ,hoWd,t ~ different and
q 81 o. serve with fish
CICt MnEl rllOWDEH
- large ru,uiubrIs
/ head cabbage
. "a peek onions
/ I . ounce celery seed
~ ounce mustard seed.
cups sugar
quarts vinegar
. ted peppers
plir rIyumhrts AMI take out seeds
4 Chop ruruuhrtH and cabbage and sli,'
/ onions sprinkle with salt aud lrt
/ stand u.'r night IN IN. morning
drain and Iid chopped p"pprIs liuti
I yincr.I aud sugar. add celery aud mus
I ttItl srvl let c"ui Hnd pour uyct the
vegetable mixture when luNewarm rut
/ in Jars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
Rheumatism Comes
From Tiny Pain Germs

This is why S.S.S- the greatest
known blood purifier Is 30 success
ful in the treatment Of Rheuma-
tism. Il is n powerful cleanser OF
the blood. and win remove the dis
ease germs that cause your Rheu-
matism, afording relief tina. Is
genuine.
S.S.S. is sold by all druggists.
Free literature and medical advice
can be had by writing 10 Chief
Medical Adviser. l5i Swift Labora-
tory, Atlanta, Ca.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

srril'" Ia Junior News. the iunior pub
hratiun. 1T cost 1T o. cents q year.
Al pupils in the room then h"rome au'
tunaticnlly members Of the He'd Cross
II they agree ~ give service The ser
Vice consists ul making toys fur war
orphan. iu the devastated areas abroad.
establishing beds Ia hospitals iur chill
livp and ~ general extending % pIacii.
cal helping hand a. piayinatos lcss f"r.
tuuat'N sitlIt,d in their RESPECTIVE"
communities
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+<+++++++$+++++.
: TIIE WEEKS sOCINL ENENrS I
= ++++++%<++ = + = = =
rue.dax

The Ia Cuaiura club will meet at III,
home of Mrs G. T.. Smith. 1910 Tylcl
street.
The Needle club viii u,o"t ri IL,
home 81 MIS-. Howard Wilson. 100
Tyler street
The Woman's Auxiliary e the Epi.
ropal church VIII Civ" q reception at
the home % M and Mr. N W Gal
prsi;h. l1lU Polk street
tn" Round Duzen club will be- enter
,tlurd ~ the home Il Mrs a. -. THy
l0r. 1901 Nun Bur"u street
The Y " 4 II the First Baptist
church will give musical 1T O'cluc,
~ the church paglurs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
Tho woman', Nr,iIiary Wm Meet

THE WonHr's NuNiliaJv ~ III" VS.
Congregational church viii ri"ei Wei
n.s,!pv ~ = u',lu,k vl;h Mrs G~urg'
Wagner .opS Taylnr street Th'l $40
vii D" las-l on CHAPTER TIL" N"J'
I.s," IN the study luu' ~ trustd'
a. tourossiun An members ar
urged o. be present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
Inv i'arl Outiue

The Central Guild II the rr"-Jyt"rnr
church wi entertain the Little Light
Bearers and their mo,"h"rs "Wednesday
Afternoon from . To o'clock, ut the
city park
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
TILL sII.ENI NIGIiT

The shldcs NJ night are falling fast.
The daily tolls are done and past.
Aud now ! com. o. thee NJ last.
To- lay my burdens down.
oh Silent Night and peaceful rest
Thy soothing touch the world has
birsi.
Thou art a friend a. me. the best.
When ! am heart wfcnch,d and de-
pressed,
When thy soft shadows fold about.
Ana blot the golden daylight cut;
al thoughts oi ga" take rapid flight,
And leave my spirit 10 the night
| thank Thee, God. for this swee, calm
It's like the woodlands spice,
hahn.
Thou giNcSi No all blessings rare.
iitr never granted on" ~ fair:
~ this-The Silent Night.
--ALNAI u. MEYER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
Iir.i MrrIlnr 81 rarrni.Iearllrrs CInl

The Parent T'rrh"rs club ~ "a" WI
r.u srhnul VIII hold ~ first mrctius II
the year the Afternoon 80 8 u''iutk
impurtlni business VIII De- discussed nt
this meeting and all members are urg
81 90 De- present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

Mis-. -. VI ErLi" aud h'r daughter.
oliver Ia. viii laN' THURSDAY fm
Aurtn. Wh'rr oliver IL. VIII attend
ih, state University
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
Mtalnes,llN

The Wumnn's Auxiliary II the cen
irnl Presbyterian church viii meet nj
~" home IL Mrs II H. Patton. llO'
4 TAYLOR street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
TI,urS,la,

III. l'Irrian club viii meet 1T Ia
h"inr of Mrs !. ~ Dolz"ll 1909 lyle
street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

You often hear 81 retired huairs- men
but who r,cr heard 1T q retired huuSr
wife" MARY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21
NOW FREE
FROM PAIN
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta.
bic Compound Frees Another
Woman From Suffering.

Ravonne. y. J.-"Rrfprr 7 was mar
RED suffered a great deal with pr'iodl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-21

Daily News wan, Ads bring results
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-01-14

now close TO the closing point,
besides several others it is
working on and all of them are
propositions for which tn. town
ia peculiarly suited.
1t developed at the last meet.
ing that there is an especial
need of two new dwellings, nov
and the matter was thoroughly
gone into and the houses piedg-
ed aud they will soon be under
construction.
Now let's show that we appre
ciate the efforts the club is
making to build up tho town by
promptly enrolling and make
the membership for 1920 at least
200. d. Il ALLEN, Sec'y-Treas
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-01-14
Another Danger Ahead.

The country should look ahead
and count the cost.
Otherwise il may look back
later and catalogue the disas
tiers.
With the farmers rolling in
wealth from years of increasing
prosperity, there il grave dan
ger of Il slackcniug up in their
efforts at production.
The average farmer could re-
duce his acreage by one third
and still feel no pinch whatever.
Aud in view of The fact that
since the beginning of the war
they have been breaking all
records, reaction from IA.
tigue would not be at all sur.
prising.
There is no Disgusting the
fact that Il certain amount of
foodstuifs must be sent abroad,
if we are not to contribute to
the starvation of vast numbers
of helpless people in Europe.
And if, III the midst of this
insistent demand for food from
foreign countries, our farmers
should conclude that they need
a deserved rest aud reduce their
acreage, disaster would inevi-
tably follow.
Every one knows that the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-01-14
Membership
Drive

The committee on member
ship for the New Year appoint
ed At the annual meeting III the
Young Mems Club last Friday
night have decided to put on Il
membership drive Of one day
next Wednesday,, January 9lst,
and wants every man who il
Interested in the upbuiidsng Of
She town 30 enroll an II ,ncmber.
The annual dues are continued
for this year at $500, Enough
workers. will be enlisted 20 SEQ
everybody, but il might be pos
sible that rome one will he
missed, and il 30 you can have
your name enrolled by any
member OF the committee, who
are: w. j. Smith. w. "A, Stu
art aud W. 3. Miller, or by the
seoretary.
The club has nice industry
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-01-14

farmer came nobly to the front
in the emergency of war and
worked early und late To feed
our armies and the World, and
no one can deny that h. is en
titled to u rest.
But can he afford TO lake il
this seusor?
The call of hurnanit! is as
great today as it was tw" and
four years ago, aud it will not
be materially lessencd fur some
time to come.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-01-14

Periodically some story is
sprung to the effect that the
kaiser is to he tried, or that he
is not to face his accusnrs, or
that Holland will not surrender
him To the allies. Then the
story goes out that the eN war
lord will not submittoihr indig-
nifty OF n trial, ana recently we
were RECALLED with gossip to the
effect that The kaiser has
been is engaged in preparing
his defense. In reality, the old
man is becoming abou, as big il
nuisance u the reading public
as the peace trenty aud the
league of nations
War Savings Stamps is a
splendid investment. lnvcs,
your savings III them
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-01-14
Proposed
Legislation

The following is M outline of
the legislation, which will be
proposed by the Virginia Edu
cation Commission at the next
meeting OF the assembly. This
legislation il of two different
kinds, requiring both constitu-
uonal and statutory changes;
Constitutional Amendments.
/. TO provide that the State
Board of Education, the s,ntc
superintendent, the local board,
and local superintendent he So
lected in IA manner prescribed
by law, and to have duties fix
ed by law. Tho purpose is to
remove from the constitution
details and make it possible 10
simplify the school orsuniza.
ton. The county rather than
the district 10 Ua made the unit
OF operation
.. To provide lhu; tho meth
Cd of distributing school funds
De removed from he corstitu-
lion and fixed rs law
g. To remove from I'll" con-
eiitution the limit ui The lucbi
school tax. the limit TO bc fixed
10y law.
1 To remove Tie Limitations
OH conpularry school utt-n'i
upce lave.
Statutory Amendments
l. 70 provide nine mnuihr'
term az standard To br reached
by rurul ns we'll ns urban
schools.
.. To limit children six year.
old TO thu primary Rrnie-.
.. To proNii" Tor au 1vcncl,t,
school census every five YEAR.
aud for II cumulative CEN u,
every five years anl tor - ca
nlulntiv" census ,'hch ni'rS "a
iDE Hci,r
& To sinplit. tin lass r..
bht'tk ~ fiAF FNl'NN'tH hill ~
vide for the drvripp5n.-Is, ni
hRll schrnl- without pi'ijn'l,c-
30 the elementary rch'nls
j ~ r"-niutrl th' iun In
vuca,tonnl rh,i,nWnn.
q To prnvine fnr ga, r,li,r',~
OF division surcrtnIrui'-iiI- nr
an -Quitrhi- basis
4 IL provide 'iat t,4,ch..rs
hc elected by trust a. an r-c"u :
mnniutionh ol -up-,lut,,n,i-'n,e,
:. r. prdvid" maj sri,lr
funds for tcnchcr- ntlNr,rs T."
Increased by increasing ttc
state tax from "a 10 20 cents.
=. To provide that thu cash
appropriation To The public
schools be Increased by $l50,O00
FOR elementary aud high schools
10. To provide that certain
state institutions of higher
learning be conducted on II
year round basis
II. TO provide that no edu
cational institution having a
charter from the assembly shall
confer degrees unless II meet
the standards eei ny by the
State Board Of Education
IL TO provide for ply steal
education and medical ipspcc-
tion of school children
l3. To rcpea! certain dec
,ions in the code which are no "
useiess
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-01-14
Sewing Machine Office Here

The branch oflicucf the Sing
er Sewing Machine Company,
W hich has been AT Norton for
some time, ia now permanently
located AT Big Stone Gap ana is
occupying the new building op
posite the post office on Wood
Avenue which was butt cspe-
cially for their use by Goodloc
Brothers. Il. a. Collins, of Ap.
palnchin, is local manager aud
il assisted by Miss Hattie Left
wich, Of Benham, Va
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-01-14

Our bloatcd millionaircs aic
again experiencing the cxcru-
tiating pains of financial worry
It's time To begin figuring on
how to beat The income tax.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-02-06
DAVIS ACADEMY

Mrs. Noah Davis, who has pneu-
monia is rapidly improving we are
gla dto say.
Miss Ellen Gourley, of near War.
saw, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lizzie
Davis.
Those visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. D.
Davis Monday evening were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. R
o. Mitchell, Mr.. Lush Dunn, Mr.. En-.
NETT Davis and Mr. Lon Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Davis, of Lit.
tie River, spent one night this week
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mitchell spent
Mo night with NJ. and Mrs. Bob
Mitchell.
Mrs. Mary Austin, of Woodstock
spent the weekend with her sister
Mrs. Noah Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dodgen spent
Sunday evening with the latter's pa.
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mabry.
Misses Essie and Bessie Davis spent
Monday with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. R. Rutherford, of Eliza.
beth. Black Eyes.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1920-02-06

Haden Brooks, Alonzo Brooks, Pearl
Whelchel, Mary Sue Daniel, Jack
Daniel, Beatrice Hardage, Carl
Hardage, Albert James, Myrtle Fos-
ter, Leonard Foster, Floy Cunning
ham, Leonard Cunningham, Kath-
a~ine Hardage, May Mcclure, Clyde
Johns, Lille B. Smith, Rosalie Wat
kins, Monnie Smith, Pauline Smith,
Harry Williams, Virgie Smith, Abbie
Smith. Corrine Alexander, Mary
Channel, Leonard Foster, Garland
Smith. Mrs. Coy White, principal.