davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-22

Gray, y. M No. 2. hcui Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Gregory, otto No. 2; Real Estate
$500 Duplicated
Gibson. J +. No. 6; Tang g Int
s1.00 Duplicated
Gray Henry. No. a; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Golden. J F. No. 2; Real Est and
Intang. $4,000 Duplicated
Green, J. w. Corbin; Real Estate
5000 Duplicated
Gilbert, VIII, No. s; Tangible
S1.00 Duplicated
Gilbert, Holt. No. 8; Tangible
1900 Dead, no property
Grant,M. F. No. Z; Real Estate
1850 Duplicated
Gibson, Luther, Grays; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Gray, Mat, No. 8; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Haggard, S. No. 6; Real Estate
165.OO Dead, no property
Hood, Lizzie, No. G; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Helton, j. q. Corbin; Real Estate
$4,000 Clerical Error
Henderson. Jennie. City, Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
fIelton, Allen, Mis- Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
IIelton, Eliza, No. 1; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Hendrick, Chas. Corbin; Real Est
and Tangible, $4,000 Duplicated
Harrison, Green, Corbin, Real Est
10000 Duplicated
IIelton, Elijah, Corbin; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Hooker, d. M. Corbin; Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Hooker, D. s. Corbin Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Hurley, Thos. No. 8; Real Estate
and Tangible $4,000 Duplicated
Hamons, James, No. 8; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Helton, w. H. Wilton; Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Hudson, b, II. No. q; Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Iiensley, n, r, Misc. Real Estate
5000 Duplicated
Hammons, sudis, No. g; Real Est
10000 Duplicated
Hurst. Shelby, No. /; Tangible
$500 Dead, no property
Heron, A. H. Wilton; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
w. NJ. No. 5; Real Est
10000 Duplicated
Hill, Jesse. No. s; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Mat, No. i; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
j. r. Grays; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
C. L. Grays; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
sreal, John, No. G; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
ones, ]. H. No. 6; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated |;
ones, Mrs. Rosa. City; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
ohnson, r. F. No. 1; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
ohnson, Andy, No. /; Real Estate
$500 pd by Jas. Phipps
zee, w. H. No. Z; Real Estate
514.OO Duplicated
AXE, Frank, Corbin, Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
evils, ]. H, City Real Est and
Intangible 10000 Duplicated
eforce, w. NJ. No. Z; Real Estate
100000 Clerical Error
cath, James, No. 8; Real Estate
5000 Duplicated
w. T. Grays; Real Estate Z
$4,000 Duplicated
owe, Henry, No. 6; Real Estate
425.OO Duplicated
ills, Emily. No. 4; Real Estate /
100000 Duplicated K
iller, Duke, No. s.; Real Estate ]
425.O0 Duplicated
core, w. NJ No. s; Real Estate '
10000 Duplicated a
oss, r. b. No. /; Real Estate V
$4,000 Duplicated
agic City Realty Co. Corbin, Real Y
Estate, 100000 Duplicated
cI<eehan, w. e. No. Z; Real Est v
10000 Duplicated a
cFarland, j, w, No. 7; Real Est v
10000 Duplicated
cClure, Mrs. Harry, Corbin, Real v
Estate, 10000 Duplicated
cKeehan. e. c. Corbin. Real Est "
100000 Duplicated
cMesser, John, No. 81; Real Est "
100000 Duplicated
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-22

This day Read p. Black. Sheriff OF
Knox County, produced in open
Court to J. d. Tuggle, Judge of the
County Court, the following Exon
GRAFTON List, charged to him as Sher-
IN aforesaid. ON Tax Book for the
Tax Year of 1919. And the Court
has this day ordered the same to be
allowed after hearing the evidence
and from his own knowledge hereby
orders and directs the same to be
allowed to the said Sheriff for the
year 1919. And the same will be
certified to the Sheriff of Knox
County as Credit to him on his
Settlement with said County, and is
also certified TO the auditor of the
State for Credit on behalf of the
said Sheriff in his Settlement with
the Auditor. Said List is as follows:
To-Wit:-
A Copy.
tvgrr,n
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-22

| Ivy w. w. Tinsley, ID. G.
EXONERATIONS
Report Of Reed. =. Black, Sheriff of
Knox County, ON state Tax Assess
ment for the year 1910, allowed
J. ID. Tuggle, County Judge, Feb.
Term, the 10th day of February,
1920.
Name, Precinct, Kind of Property
Amount By Reason of.
Armsparger, Clifton. Corbin;
Real Estate $4,000 Cler-
ical Error.
Ash, Jennie, Grays; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Burk, Ellen, heirs, Corbin; Real
Estate, 10000 Duplicated
Bishop, j. N. Corbin; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Blankenship, Fannie, No. 8; Real
Estate 10000 Duplicated
Bryant, w. c. Corbin; Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Bryant. Richard No. 2; Intangible
1900 Duplicated
Balm, Spencer, Nc. 3; Real Estate
and Tang. s.i66.0o Duplicated
Brown, Josephine. No, q! Real Est
100000 Duplicated
Baker, Tom J. No. 3; Real Est and
rang. $500 Duplicated
Bennett, Lewis, Miscellaneous Real
Estate, 1,110.O0 Duplicated
Brown, Isaac, No. 2; Tang & Int.
5000 Dead no property
Blanton, Jane, No. 8; Tang, G Int.
1900 Duplicated
Burnett, VIM. No. 5. Tang & Int
400 Duplicated
Barge. Ellen, No. 4; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Bennett, Thos. No. 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
8roughton, Perry. City; Real Est
10000 Clerical Error
Bays, w. NJ. City; Tangible
10000 Duplicated
Blakloy. Hardy, No. 3; Real Estate
5000 Duplicated
Joel, No. 8; Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Carter, Lloyd, No. Z; Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Cole. Anderson, No. d; Real Estate
$4,000 Clerical Error
Carter Martha, No. Z; Real Est
100000 Duplicated
Rufus, No. /; Real Est
10000 duplicated
Christian, Ada, No. 8; Real Estate
10000 Duph...
;ole, S, p. No. 2; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
'astle, Ballard, Corbin; Real Est
100000 Duplicated
'ottingim, Marinda, Miscellaneous
teal Estate, 10000 Duplicated
olyett, II. C. City; Real Estate
255.OO Clerical Error
arnes, Lula, No. 8; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
arter, G. F. No. Z; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
arty, james, Corbin; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Eliza, Grays; Real Est
10000 Duplicated
Henry M. NO. 3; Real Est
10000 Duplicated
avis, Mrs. John =. Corbin; Real
Estate 100000 Duplicated
oolin, Eli, No. /; Real Estate
211.O0 Duplicated
avidson, J. o. No. 2; Tang & Int
39S.OO Clerical Error
arl. Oily, No. 2; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated ]
ozier, Nancy, No. 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated \
ickey, Martha Jane. No. 8; Real
Estate 10000 Duplicated \
ozler, j. F. City; Real Est and
Tang 1,O61.00 Duplicated n
ngle. Sharp, No. z; Intangible
5000 Dead, no property
ngle, G, b. No. z; Real Est and
Tangible, l,3SO.OO Duplicated n
pperson, Farmer. No. 2; Tangible
$500 Duplicated n
uson, Grant, No. 2; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
obey, w. M. Mis-. Real Estate
10000 Duplicated n
rance, w. A. No. L; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated N
razier, Collie, No. /; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated N
Dley, w. G. No. 7; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated N
pre-, A. r. No. z; Tangible
N-2i7.6e Duplicated N
oyd. w. s. GraysI Tangible
1000 Duplicated N
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-22

1
Price, ]. J. Corbin; Real Estate
and Tang. 6,559.OO Properly in
whitley County
Patton, Daisy, No. 8; Real Estate
| $4,000 Duplicated
Philpot. Steve, City; Tangible
$500 Duplicated
Rowlins, d. X. City; Real Estate
5000 Duplicated
Riddle, d. R. Corbln; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Robinson, Henry, Corbin; Real Est
225.OO Duplicated
Reese, John, No. G; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Stewart, Thos. No. /; Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Sans, A. T. No. Z; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Sharp, Joe II. No. 6, Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
sharp. joe II. Adm, No. q: Real Est
10000 Duplicated
skinner. Ruben. corhini Real Est'
$4,000 Duplicated
sharp, Frank. No. 8; Reah Estate
$4,000 Duplicated =
Sears, s. B. Nos. Real Est' and
Tangible 10000 Duplicated
Steele. America, No. a Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Stacy ]. c, No. 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Sexton, S. R. No. Z; Tangible
= 5000 Duplicated
Smith, S. B. No. g.; Real Est and
Tangible, 10000 Duplicated
Smith, Florence, No. 1; Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Sears, Henry, No. Z; Real Estate
10000 Pd by Fred Dgggsr
Sullivan, Henry, No. 1; Real Est
and Tangible, $4,000 Duplicated
Stewart, Ed, No. 81 Real Estate
10000 duplicated
Short, ], r. Grays; Real Estate
5000 Duplicated
Tway Mining Co. No. Q; Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Thomas, Margaret, Corbin; Real Est
10000 Duplicated
Taylor, Lath. No. 8; Real Estate
725.O0 Duplicated
Taylor, John, No.3; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Trosper, S. d. No, 81 Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Thompson, May, No, II Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Taylor, Mile. corbin; intangible
$500 Duplicated
Taylor. w. L. Corbin; Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Thompson, ]. H. heirs, Corbin; Real
Estate, 100000 Duplicated
Prosper, S. No. s.; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
J. NJ. Corbin; Real Estate
md Intangible, $4,000 Duplicated
Wages, A. j. No. s.; Tangible
$500 Clerical Error
w. E. No. 2; Real Est
$1,000 Duplicated
wilson, John, No. s; y Tangible
nd Real Estate 414Oe DUPLICATED
Varfield, A. j. No. Ii Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
j, H. No. u Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Villains, win, No. 2; Tangible
1890 Duplicated
Villains. ]. p. No. 2; Intangible
$500 Duplicated
wilson, F. II. No. 8. Real Estate
$1,000 Duplicated
Warren. James C. No. s; Real Est
$4,000 Duplicated
Warren, Geo. No. s; Real Estate
1850 Duplicated =
Woods, c. F. No. s.. Real Eatste
2e0.0a Clerical Error
fairfield, Cleve, No. 81 Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Jarren. W. NJ. No, a Real Est
100000 Duplicated
TOTAL .,,,,,}as.s$s.00
This day Read =, black, sheriff
Knox County, produced In open
curt the following Insolvsnt aad
elinquent List of Tax Payers of
nox County, charged to him as
leriff OF aforesaid County on Tar
ook for the year 1919. and asked
at the same be allowed him, and
e Court having heard the evidence
'esented on this hearing. and from
own knowledge hereby orders and
reefs that the following LIST be ana
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-22

6OO.OO Duplicated
Jones. James. No. s; Real Estate
$4,000. by G. c. Jones
Jackson. w, A. Grays, G s; Tang.
$4,000 Duplicated
Lawson. John. City; Real Estate
Tattoo Duplicated
Lickliter, Rob't, Grays G s; Real
Estate, $4,000 Duplicated
Liford, w. M. No. s. Tangible.
24.O0 Duplicated
Mays, John, No. 8; Tangible
$500 Duplicated
Mills,S. A. No. 4; Tangible
10000 Duplicated
Mills, Green, No. 4; Tangible
441.00 Duplicated
Mills, Henry, No. a; Real Estate
1890 Duplicated
Merida, A. D. No. A; Tangible
10000 Duplicated
Mitchell. ]. A. No. 6; Real Estate
217.00 Duplicated
Monhollen, Levi, Real Estate and
Tangible $4,000 Dupli'd
Mitchell, Frank, Grays, O Tang,
5000 Duplicated
Mills. ], n, No. s; Real Estate
100000 Duplicated
Moore, I, j, No. s; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
McKeehan, Speed, No. Z; Real Est.
10000 Duplicated
McVey, Harvey, No. Z; Real Estate
$500 Duplicated
Mahan, j. c. No. 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Mitchell, 7. G. No. 6; Real Estate
so. 90 Duplicated
Noe, James. No. 6; Real Estate
1000 Duplicated
Pof, Lucy, No. 1; Real Estate
10000 by Marg Poff
PARROT, A. c. No. /; Real Estate
275.OO Duplicated
Powell, Jane, No. 5; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Baker, John B. No. G; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Powell. B. F. No. Z; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Partin, Evan,-No. s; Real Estate
1880 Duplicated
Parker, w. ]. No. 8; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Price, Ben, No. A; Real Estate
and Tang 500. 90 Duplfd
Riley, Frank, No. g; Tangible
$500 Clerical Error
Reynolds. r. B. No. 8; Real Estate
and Tangible, 10000
by b. j. Mills
Smith. Homer, No. 3; Real Estate
527.OO Duplicated
smith, A. d. heirs, No. 3; r. Est
$4,000 Duplicated
ninth, Greasy, No. 6; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
sullivan, j. A. No 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
'aylor l.. C. No. 4; Tangible
10000 Duplicated
'aylor, Amelia, No. 9; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
rent, Sallie, No. &; Real Estate
5000 Duplicated {
futile, Thos. No. 6; Tangible
.. 1000 Duplicated {
'rosper, j. T. No. 6; Real Estate
100000 Duplicated |
Faughn, J. d. No. 6; Real Estate
$500 Duplicated T
yarfeld, James, No. 7; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Ward, George. Wilton G s.; Tangible
10000 Duplicated {
Wells, Kager, No. 8; Real Estate
1900 Duplicated I
Carter No. Z; Real Estate
$500 Duplicated I
Warren, John, No. 4; Tangible
605.OO Duplicated I
Warren, Lee, No. s; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Vestfelt. Lewie, No. 6; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
yesterfield, James, No. 6; r. Est
$4,000 Duplicated L
p. e. No. 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
WYATT, Mat, No. 6; Real Estate
5000 Duplicated +
Woods, Bird, No. 6; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
yitt. Alix, heirs, No. G; Real Estate f
10000 Duplicated
ELTON, Peter, No. 8; Real Estate F
10000 No such man
Drdan, A. ]. City; Real Estate
10000 pd by ]. +. Dozier r
TOTAL ..... $S7,O55.OO
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-22

Amount by Reason of
Allen, Fred, No. 6; Real Estate,
100000 Duplicated
Bunch, S. b. No. 6; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Brady, l.. H. No. 6; Real Estate,
10000 Duplicated
Baker, Sudie, No. 3; Real Estate,
10000 Duplicated
Baker, Vina, No. 3; Real Estate
$1,000 Duplicated
Baker, Sarah, No. A; Real Estate,
1000 Duplicated
Baker, Grant. No. 4; Real Estate
165.00 Duplicated
Cherokee Coal Co No. 2; Real Est
100000 pd by Buckeye Coal Co
Cox, G. e. Corbin; Real Estate.
10000 Duplicated
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-10-22

5000 Duplicated
Martin, r. J. corbin; Real n>(a|1
10000 Duplicated
Mayneld. Jack. No. 4; Real Esf1Ie
10000 Duplicated
Messer, Green. city. Real I,>taf<
100000 Duplicated
Messer, w. M. No. 3; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Newman. Jennie, No 1; Real nstste
10000 Clerical Error
Nantz, Silo, No. 81 Tangible
5000 Clerical Error
Oakley, Sophia e. CorbIn: Real Est
10000 Duplicated
Ohio Oil Co. City; Real Estate
10000 Clerical Error
Partin, J. r. No. 81 Intangible :
$500 Duplicated y
Powers, c. M. No. % = Tangible
$500 Duplicated
Petrey, j. o. Corbin; Tangible
100000 Duplicated
Presley, James. No. 8; Tangible
1880 Duplicated
Pickord, ]. H. No. 1; Real Estate
$4,000 Duplicated
Prewitt, John, No. s.; Real Estate
10000 Duplicated
Prewitt, J. F. No. Z; Real Estate
2,402.O0 Duplicated
Price, J. J. Corbin; Real Estate
and Tang. 6,559.0O Properly in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12
A New Brown
Ca1fskii1 Shoe
for Girls

This shoe is a new addi-
ton to our assortments.
Made in a rich, warm shade
of nut brown calfskin, and
+ very smart and stylish, hav-
ing some of the grace and
trimness that women's shoes
possess, but still adhering to
the comfort and roominess
which girls shoes must
have. Made with broad
toes, low heels and welt
soles.
Sizes 6 to 8, IS; 81 to
II. 81; 11H to z, IS; ~
to s, SO pair.
Trot-Moc Shoes for bows
and girls are the. back-to-
nature shoe for play and
general wear. Uppers of
plump, flexible moose leath-
er and the soles of especially
tanned elk leather. Soft,
pliabie. and do not become
hard from rain and damp
ness.
Sizes 81 to II, IS; liH
to z, IS. and z1z to 6, $3.50
pair.
Childrsa's Shoe Section, Fsu,th 6ss,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12
Very Pretty Co1ors In
Fancy Silk Petticoats

They are made of Floriswah
Silk. which is similar to the
Pussy Willow Taffeta and, in
patterns and colorings quite as
delightful. One model has a
scaffpped fiounee embroidered
in butterflies Of contra sting
shades; some have deep pieated
flounces and others are strictly
tailored, You may get these
pettieoats in such pretty eolors
IS blue, violet. wistaria, Ameri-
can beauty, tan, navy and black.
81, $3.50 and SO.
noskt Silk Jersey Petit
coats. with jersey, satin or tat
eta hounces, deeply pleated or
tucked; also Soft TaFeta Petit
coats in changeable shades. s..
Kiosfit Silk Jersey Petticoats,
with jersey or satin flounces in
plaid Or novelty styles. Ameri-
can beauty. rose. violet. green,
navy, taupe. brown and blues.
Evtt3SaDt 0pe1DuA 3nAe1 lQoR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12
When You Are Ready to
Get Your Boys Ouercoat
Girls Section. Fourth floor.

You will find one of the best Overcoat-
ing services here in this Boys Store that
YOU could possibly hope to locate in many
days looking.
These Overcoats are made of the best
fabrics, correctly styled and tailored. In
this connection it is we'll to remember that
each one of these coats has been created
to conform with our usual high standard
Most of them are Manufactured at all the
important points of appearance or service.
Each overcoat is priced to main
tain our consistent adherence to the
lowering trend of prices.
LONG UESTERS.
MEDIUM ULSTERS.
MACKfNAWS. ......-.
CONVERTIBLE -COLLAR JUNIOR
COATS. -.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED
SMALL BOYS COATS.
CORRECT NAVY COATS AND PEA
JACKETS.
Boys Store. Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12

Here are of the things you will see-Dolls
with beautiful almost human faces and real hair Dolls
with coquettish eyes and alluring smiles. Blocks with
big letters on them In all sorts of pretty coors and
many with animals and pictures Toy Soldiers that
stand up just straight big brother did when he
his uniform: big Elephants and Teddy Bears; Cows
that and Pigs that squeal; Birds that sing and
Bears that walk, and all of Circus Animals that
you can have your own circus. Neat little Trunks that
will hold all of dolys clothes and dolys clothes and
furniture for her house. Tops that spin and
sing play tune and all sorts of Animal Toys
wheels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12
Broanm's Old Virginia
Fruit Cake

lis a rich southern treat not
exactly equaled by any other
Fruit Cake.
1t is the counterpart in taste
and material of the fruit cake
which in the stately dinners of
Colonial days was brought in
with the wine as worthy OF be-
ing served as a separate course.
Candy Section, Fourth door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12

Women's Mercerized'
Isle Hose Reduced to
75e, $1.W and $t.25
In black, white an d
colors.
/. =
Gildren's Ho.iery
Reduced to SOC, 60c and
= 75c Pair
These~arefhe celebrated
ony Hose, both cotton
and mercerized, in black,
white, cordovan and tan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12
Newly Lowered Prices
Women's and Children's Hosiery

Women's Silk Hose
Reduced to $2.25 Pair
Splendid Quality Silk
Stockings with Isle tops
and soles in black, white
and colors.
Women's q
Boot Silk Hose
Reduced to SITS Pair
These are in blacks and
colors, and represent good
wearing qualities.
ysa0As Hsk1ssy Osef1sA Rnst
o1n1sssS HsGiea1 0set1sa, PsW'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12
Every Girl Needs Warm Blanke
Bath Robe for the Winter Time

Attractive styles. in lovely color combina-
tons, both light and dark, in checked, figured
and polka dot effects. Some are beautifully
bound with satin of the same a contrasting col
or, while others trimmed with silk cords fast
ened with silk frogs and show good-sized pockets
and silk cord girdles. Priced, $5.7s to $1z.
Flannelette Pajamas are so warm and comfy
that they have become the most popular, practi-
cal and serviceable garment for the cold winter
style In plain white, pink or blue, or in neat
attractive striped effects. Some have pockets
and frog fasteners. Priced, $3.50, s. and $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12
And for the Toys

Any little boys. or girls hap
piest dreams of Christmas morn
ing could not picture such wealth
of them. There are heaps n d
heaps of them. Surely fairies must
have b &c listening to all the
wishes of little girls and boys and
journeyed personally to Santa
Claus home and told him all bout
what they heard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12
What a Bright, Happy
Place to Bring the Children
Santa Will Be Here

Big, broad, roomy aisles for the kiddies to
get about in freely and crowd around old
Santa with his jolly welcome and good nature
You know there must be plenty of room, be-
cause Santa Claus is always fat.
The entire Toy Store is arranged just to
give the children the utmost pleasure and en-
joyment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12
JOIN HANDS

Farmers and financiers have joines hands out in Iowa to promote the thriq campaign of the savings division of tn treasury department Not only have thei been aetuated by patriotic motives. bd have recognized to the full the proted ton and advantages that wide distrlbu ton of government securities gives to tn individual. the community and the stats
 At a recent meeting of the Spencer Nss tional Farm Loan Association the follow ing resolutions were adopted: Whereas, The members of the Spencd National Farm Loans Association wisl to encourage the purchase py farmers ani others of United States bonds, War SAW ugs Stamps. Treasury Certificates of In debtedness and Liberty Bonds; and.
 'fWhereas, Clay county, Iowa, citizen are being swndled in the purchase q stocks, bonds and securities. the req worth of which is questionahle-if nd without value; and.
 "Whereas, The various bonds issued bi the United States government are tn best outside investment for the farmer'i Surplus funds because they are secur both as to interest and principal; be ! therefore
 Resolved, That the Spencer Nations Farm Loans Association go on record al looking with favor upon and encourasinI any movement that will strengthen ani assist the United states government ii it's financial operations
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12
Order Lime in Advance

Farmers probably will not be able to secure lime to meet their agricultural needs if they wait about ordering it until they are ready to apply it. Under old conditions, companies supplying agricul- tural lime recognized spring and late summer as the two periods of demand, and farmers have ordinarily ordered their lime at the time they wished to apply it. in order to save time and work by including hauling from the railroad sta tion and applying to the land in one op- eration Under present conditions, says the United States department of agricul- ture, lime manufacturers are no longer able to adjust their business to this prac- tice Owing to shortage of labor in their own plants and transportation diff faculties, last-minute deliveries can no longer be made with certainty.
 For these reasons the department Of ag-
 riculture urges that spring needs be an-
 ticipated and that orders for lime be
 placed at once. Dealers and manufac-
 turers should have advance information
 as to farmers needs so that orders can
 be combined and car space used to the
 best advantage. Delay in ordering may
 result in failure to obtain the lime until
 too late
 It is. moreover. the desire Of the raii-
 road administration that the season iof
 delivery of lime which has heretofore
 been from March to May, be extended to
 include the period from January to May,
 in order to relieve, as far as possipie,
 the existing car shortage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-12
For Better Live Stock

A noteworthy result of the Better Sires-Better Stock" movement is the mu- tual interest in pure-bred sires already manifested by persons having varying de- grees of experience in the live stock business.
 Records just made public show that per- sons agreeing to use only pure-bred sires in all classes of live stock kept includS general farmers, ranchmen. prominent breeders and members of boys and girls clubs. In Vermont the first person to enroll was the commissioner of agricul- ture. About 10 per cent of all names on the records are those of women.
 In Merrimack county, New Hampshire, eighteen live stock owners enrolled in the better-sires campaign prier to January 1, 1920. This is the largest number in any one county, according to federal re- port covering the first three months Of the nationwide drive against inferior sires. Enrolment means that the per- sens have agreed ' to use nothing but pure-bred sres not only in one, but in all classes of animals raised. They have agreed also to follow approved methods of live stock breeding. Norfolk county, Massa chusetts, and Huerfono county Colorado, are tied for second place with ten enrollments each.
 There is a wide range in the quantity and variety of live stock kept. one breeder listed pure-bred silver foxes and Great Dane debs in addition to his reg ular stock.