Mountain advocate., 1920-11-05

IL another Get Il done.
Doe stannll came To- from Cincin.
natl. Ohio, Saturday at the helm Of
Ford roadster which his brother. J
s. stannn purchased through the
parroiee garage He viii spend few
more days ia Barbourvire before re-
turning 10 Denver.
VIII Dozier, who was struck by
train last week IN the yards al Corbin
aud who suffered wounds In the head /
and shoulders is improving nicely He
stepped or one track to escape train
ana on to another aud was struck by
the second train.
v. ID. Jackson Of Bailey Switch was
In town Monday for oil for steam
shovel which is being used ON the
double track work Of the L. & N. r.. r. /
in that section. Mr. Jackson says the
double track work as far as the tun-
mel will take two years and the work
on the tunnel as long as four years
The Mountain Advocate has ordered
gasoline heater for the linotype and
when in operation we shall he able to
keep the metal hot as desired As It
is we are getting our type set mp
through the courtesy Of tie-staH Of the
sentinel Echo. London who. while
busy. have found time TO help broth
erin distress
Ben Parker Ino. w Croiey and Prof.
Lloyd Creech Of Williamsburg were over
in Letchcr County Sunday. ghcy
climbed Black Mountain and state that
the view from the summit is superb.
From this eminencc they saw a thin
carl of smoke going up in the distance.
a sign that some one was milking the
cows
Josh Faulkner, who is wei set M
young gentleman as a rule. is using
cane as the result of sbraincd loot,
acquired while playing against London
last week. The boys lost to London icy
IL score of Is to 10. but the Young Ia
dies. doubtless with view to tho sea
son championship. went strongly to
victory with a score of 22 to o.
The Civic League met Oh Thursday
the 2Sth, with Mrs. f. r. Burton. with
Mrs. Cole, the honorary president, In
the chair. After the discussion. cspc-
cially the problem OF cleaner streets.
the business session closed The host
ess served delicious salad and cocoa
course The next meeting will oc held
with Mrs James Archer at the Jones
Hotel, Nov. H.
Hon. Sol. r, Steele is here from
Washington. d. c.. accompanied by
Mrs Steele. They will vote 'cr
straight and go back home satisfied
that they have seen their duty and
done it Both are looking fine and
both yOuch for the fact that the Advo-
cate is some little old news teller. for
which they look forward each week.
Speaking in our most modest vein. we
may say, we are doing our bestest
Bart S. Reid has been appointed
financial secretary of the Oneida Bap-
fist Institute and will tour the com-
try on behalf of a S1.OOO.OOO endow-
ment fund for that institution. The
Oneida Baptist Institute then expects
to carry on still larger work among
the boys and girls of the surround
ing counties by adding farming and
normal training to the curriculum.
Mr.. Reid will make fine representa-
tive for the contemplated work.
The Hon Editor was invited to a stir
off last week and with his wife and
large number of enthusiastic friends !
he went. The shades Of night had fall
len as fast rs usual and after passing
thru several non-alpine villages, the
party struck road which looked like
road that might lead to stir off and
followed it home. The smell of molas-
SEES was in the air hut the wind was in
Me wrong direction BY missing
NStir off and its stirring evcI hts
the party escaped Il Soal ing
w which held Il little -tir