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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
JOHN MARSHALL nine
BEGINS WORK THURSDAY
Coach Hay Issues Call for Candi.
dates and FOrty-Onc Men
Report n

High School baseball team will hold
their first practice Thursday afternooIj
a. A. I o'clock ct Byrd Park. -Biilly,I
formal call yesterday afternoon at n
meetinS held IN the school buildingI
me coach HAD large crowd of can
didates present and made Il short ttflld
pectcd II them on the baseball field
and outlined the method OF training hid
intended 10 follow this year 3g|
Forty-one men have announced theyt
ana Coach Hay will have his handsl
fun 10 divide the. players and separata
the best men from the others Out j
heid material is plentiful ut the pubIic|
SchoU. lsa
Coach Hay is acquainted with a MA 4
iority o. the boys and announces that
prospects Tor winning comhination
az john Marshall this year are bright
BILLY Will have Herbert Harreison.y d
Eouns pitcher OF ability. as his main
stay in ;hc box. Harrelson is a veteran
"t Sevc,aI years Ut John Marshall and
also mas played amateur baseball in this
city. Hudson and Crouch complete the
raster of hoXmcn.
harold Dudley has been elected man !
tG"r OF the team, and is working hurl
70 arrange All attractive schedule for
the Marshaiiites.
The Following men were present yes-
Manager Dudley. Todd, Durrett. Bosl
Guet. Blankcnship, Uarrelson. Hudson.
EroucA: Erena'ncn. Tyson, sharp. Hop
E.rlo, TaIinan. Ewing. Bray. Turner.
n i,"s !.unsford. Ashehrooke. Holla-
cock. Jones, De Moth. Sch warzschiid,
Fntlcr Dew. Walden. Douglas. Dug
ans Leinpie: Dixon. Lambeth. Whit
now 10 raise funds for sending !, hc Ioh,,
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Football in Ireland
Twenty Centuries Ago
For III. .rimcs-DI~patch.

For The rimcs-DIspatchJ
Gnelic scholars tell ~ gaeIy that II
da.S Ut long age
Football WAS banner pnStimc,
played bnc1S in the year OF q.
They assure us that the players
roughed each other good and
plenty.
As we'll see Them rough each other
In the fall of Ninctc~n-twenty.
Men were men In those far seasons.
and IL musi have been SoIur Show
when the irish played tho Irish
twice ono thousand years. ago.
NothinG's new beneath tho sun. boys.
You can pnStc this In your hat
What yOu think IN modern fun, boys,
ancient geczers Had down PIT.
Gnelic warriors played football, and
old Nero thought II fine
When sonc Romnu gladiator crack cd
another scrnpper's spine.
Fancy takes ua sailing back ward
md we see the cnrIninc flow
twice one thousand years aEn.
Sporting writer's did not flourish In
thuse days Of storm aud stress.
For there was no Weekly Digest and
there wax no Daily rrc~..
LonS-haired MINISTRIES. sang thr
praises ar the athletes living
then.
And they Ind IL on like hiaIr. In
those days when men were men.
But we think y sp"rtIn. writer could
have made II hemp OF dough
When the irish played the Irish
WILLIAM l.. KIRK.
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

FirH' race four ana one half turlonEs-
O One, r.. ~! d.ykeJ. % = 5 to ). ! to .
Won: i;"c'i Len. i9i G:ichcreei,). to l.
Mhitung,on). to J. : 10 l. even. thiri.
I'm r,ine,,"' -. Lefty Fec Aunt DeIa. Oh
tRcdrigrezI. ; to =. even / 20 :. won; Madras
GinIf;in: loa tWidaJ; to !. 70 !. to )
even. third Tiine-l:ii - IIc!ma Mitchell
May. Alon:a. Spokane Queen. Propa ga da
COCK :" "a" Main, Prince Douglas. the Cal
- M Columbia Tenn, Ncbleman and j. =.
Third receive ana oac-half fur!onss-
Hournann i9s th!ns)., 10 70 = TO- : to
l. I" = - !. second Porte Drapcau -"
LH0drisueHl 10 !. even: and 10 ?. third
IiLne-!;~ -. Orcnzo. HOhinoor, Thursday
Buckuo- ana GiaastGf an. '' IL
Fourth rar"--hve and ono half !urlongs-
Sweet iibe-,y, le5 tHeinishl, ls 70 ., even,
l!nGton). Is 70 8. eyen. > % > third. Thine
.'ifth t.c.-inil. and three $. Z toe. hs-
Brntacc. ~ Rodrig1cxl: g TO 10. 10 :.
il.snra!oas. IoeSsh, ran an '''' ''' "
land. = CBurEel. 70 :. even !. TO ). won;
Bohcr IA nrcena. "s uhichcreeD, II to ].
lr'"aisEl. 500 ]. = 70 l.; 70 j; third. Time
Jok"y lane, Mountain Cir! and Challenger.
Seventh .eco-'nilc ana I, furlong-- KING
IN Uei start 10 Glennelyl. sto j, 8 70
20 (. econd. Sophie Gateweod. 10.
..eman"liA u 20 !; - T. y J. third
!ieddiins MI.-,. Drag6n Rock, George
".l1ach. GricrJa!Ance, starter. iuts
i Gals. Paddy Der. and Erowns Favor
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EXHIBITION GAMES

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. March lG..-
rittsburgh 'Nationals). tirst team@-
runs. ." hits, II; errors. 2. Boston
tAmeric;'nsp. first team--Runs. (: hits
=; errors. o. sAdams, Cooper. Ponder.
ana clarke: Lee. Hoaffner: Hoyt, Pen-
noel; anS Walters. Devin..
NERO EDES. TENAS March La
=. Louis Cardinals National Lenglie--
Runs. !: hits. y: errors. I. Philad-iphi.
Athletics. American Runs. c hits. a:
errors. llaincs. Schupp and Cle-
mons: Fcnn Naylor and Perkins.
MIAMI Fla. March 1S-Cincinnatl
lNatinna lsp Runs. o: hits. s. errors. q.
New York lAmcrica rs )--Euns 9: hits.
~: errors. .. Ructh"r. Garner AMI
Rariden .Nllcu. Shnwklev. Quinn ami
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Three Richmond Boys
E1onored at Virginia
: ncciui 60 The Ti,ncs-DiSpatch.)

(Spcciai 90 The Tfmcs-DiSpatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March
1G.-Thrcr RichnOnd boys. Robert
v. Hatcher, William u. Pet,awny,
nnd OTTO ID. jennings, were awarded
the ~" d., the General Athletic
Association of the University OF Viz
4inin nv reward for their SCR
Vices on tho basketball court for
the I0iD-I02D season. The associa-
lion gave but Ave letters to the
members of the Iuint, ThOnins ~.
SclincfdberE and Langdcn l.. Han
i<ins. both or charlottesville, re-
cciTrd the others. pctt,yny wus
cnpfnih OF the Orange and Blue Ave.
and the team, under his leadership
won ten games out of thirteen
played.
Election Of captain for next
!cnr'S "ufnt VIII tnkc place later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

tativc. j. J.. Homo. and adopted 1T also
MAS decided. Upon request from Owner
wilson. through President Bradley, to
submit averages TO the Sporting News
Tor publication.
the meeting was the last before the
opening OF the season The following
attended: 6, NJ. Barry and Perry W.
Ruth. Norfolk: G. r. West and j. r.
castle, Wilson: W. :. Beamon. NJ A.
SHARP and 4. l.. Woodward .Jr., Suf-
folk: T.. II. Wright Portsmouth; J. J..
Horne. Jr ana Al Bridwell. Rocky
Mount; Louis LII Kidd. Petersburg:
Richmond: q. s. barnes, Newport News
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los: Ear one. lOe sun GOD. 10. SOURCE
nnn. IL.
Fifth racc--n,iic and an ciyhth-Anivan
la: n,nS 5. champinn. ~. ,ien+:ai Glenn.
lis: Saint GcrmG!n. lis. DannE:,. lis. Bread
man IFS; Simpieton. rs: Rui!eto-oor. lis
sixth race-n,!lc ana seventy yaras---'rt FOR
Tat. l0. Say When. i9i Rappahannock
III. i0j: Verify. l96. Bethel ii!ii. 100. Bryn-
limah. 100: Miss sterling. 100: cort"s :aut io7 /.
Ornery. 1903: The Gallant nj. C;lbhy. i.2:
Chicis Barley. IL: Cadillac ll4: IAttIc
string. III: Indian chant III. EiielS"; =.
u King. IL.
seventh race-:,l!lc and seventy yards-
Mdla. -. Triumphnut. IN NnrIr I;nnuoIl
-! Brickley. lG!; Malice. ln,: Pas dc Chance,
igi: browns Faxo-iie 1863: NorlS-t ini;
King Neptunc. IA: Corson li5: Bon1 III:
starter. ,ot Wi! Do. liz; Archr,ntt.r IL.
Waterproof. III Eligible: Gourcclles. III
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

F,rs; rlce-siv fur!onsa -3IGdras Glnshan
e.: Sister H"..n". 100: Pas;!me. lit: Ninety
simplex. ia: SAN God. IL: by tieck. Ia,
Onico .Ci: Maci5 Garner. lCi: Humma ivi
Suhahdar. "a: Mdrasmus. rs
Second race-.iN ;uriuugs-Piain RI. %:
Richard y ": Blue Jeans, ~. Dig Idea
10: aIlNe? Shapiro. .0! Ettlac. !9i. Sh.
Devil. 10: Convcrse. III: f3onsteI!e. iii: Gen
cral III: Rcdlrad. u.
p Third -ase-fiMe ann ,.ne;hnif fnrons.-
Ia iiatnaa. 81. Precious Pearl. 81: Co.morau.
ies: Tst;lc. To-: Col. Murphy le-: sandy MAJ.
~: S2;ana;, 10: Barrys Peg; los. our Little
Ann. los: Retta II. LIS; White Havnn iOS :
fr"na G"aan. !lS; Charley SUNNY. Iia: S;cr-
son l..'; Fcs.s Choice. iiJ. tg. Die; Princess
Lou: -: it!Sh Voltage. rs: SAMMY Roy. li5
Fourth raue-ui.in ANA sytceuth-Eap Q,
,hNiius. To-: EimnalOnE. los: franklin
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ANTI-RACING BILL is BEATEN
Maryland House Of Delegates Fniix 10
Pass referendum Measure SbuI-
iSIinS f1Ursc Racing.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. March 10. The
referendum race track bill by which
the question OF abolishins race betting
ton and heavy taxes under,thc Burke
racing commission bill. failed Of final
evening by u vote OF III for and 40
aga inst. Under the Constitution fitty-
TWO votes are nccessar! for final pass
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tca:n. outclassing the latter team by
local teapin star had high individuai
game. getting III for Il starter H.
Dowden. Of The Recreation team. had
nigh three game tOtal getting 3i5 Tor
his nights work. THIS bettered tranl;
Reds shooting hy one pin. McGTegor
had nigh game FOR the losers With
i32 and Likewise carr ed on the thu &c
game honorS FOR his team. The score
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s,ccher Rests mu~sanc in Long Match

iE.N Jr!Ver9al SsrvIcel
PITTSBURGH. March IT, Joe Stechcr
heavyweight wrestling champion. threw
lussif Hussanc. the big Turk. in 1910
ner" tonight after q titanic struggle.
twelve times the Turk blocked and
"Naded the champions famous scissors
hui on the thirteenth trial the cham
pi"n managed TO prison the Turks body
between his thighs, and. reinforcing
INC hold with q wrist lock. subdued
Uussane, who was well-nigh cy-
haustcd. with a minimum OF punish
:lfnt.
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ga~l
torby Baking

m" Corr' BlhinE Ccmpany team is uux-
iOIs 10 lnct the team OF the Node Brothers
each team 20 ts composed Of actua! cn,-
ployeeS u! these concerns. The former issued
Chsiicngc ~ the latter team week ago
but 20 Tar WHY Whitman. WHO spccial!2eg
~ zen pins. has not accepted the Caai.cnE..
J, Is hoped tina; these two teams VIII h"
oL.c !" NEE. nest Tuesday night. as the
torby team has an open date that uIght.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17

Ff.DNIN. III, MATCH IG.-IIigh
scores in The individual events featured
'hc p!ay in the American bowling con-
grcss today. j.. Meyer. ST Louis, took
the lead in the singles with a score OF
iSS%
Leaders IN the two-men event sur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
Te Issue Average. Monthly.

z" .et big league managers and
"'aers see how tn. players ii the cir
"u.t stand. cfhcial averages Will be
-sicasen monthly. under :. resolution
l-r-s.Mtnn h,. kOnkN Mnunt,s rnnrn..,L-
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RECREATION HUMBLES CORBY
broad Street Duckpin Team Win. by
SAFE Observation-Disclosures Tops
lSONyIcrS.

~ the Recreation Alleys last night
the ducHp!n team representing the
recreation annexed three straight
eaEes from the Corby Baking Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-17
INDIANS WORKING HARD
William and Mary BnAchuIi Team Pre-
pairing for Game Next Week
With Army Team.
Especial to The Times pispstc h,i

Special Ia The Times Dispstch,i
WILLIAMSBURG VA. Mnrch lG.-
With the opening game against the
Camp Eustis team one week of. the
baseball squad of William and Mary
College rapidly is rounding into shape.
Captain Jimmy Driver. coach IS
pleased with his material.
Three varsity pitchers. Settle.
Stevens and Marshall. are working out
daily I'licky HARDWOOD Joined the
squad yesterday. He played football!
AT the, University OF Virginia. lie
hasn't had the opportunity TO show his
mound Skill al this early date.
The coach had TO cut the squad TO
twenty men to-day in order to get
down TO real work Practice games
start tomorrow. Games next week
with Camp Eustis and Newport News
Y. u. c. y. viii pave the way. 70"
the Lafayette College battle. and later
the game with Yale University in Nor
folk.
otto Lowe. Of Norfolk. is showing
good form ~ third base. while midget
Ava Cooke appears to I'LL the short
stop position satisfactorily. Fcrdie
Chandler viii Dr. first string catcher.
Chisholm and Roach having
warm fight for the second strin.
berth. with >iu,hi men showing good
form.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26

Mrs. Henry c. Mills, Of Artemus,
was in town 7f0nday visiting friends
Mrs. VIM. Burnside, who has been
seriously i'll, is happily improving
Mrs. N. T. Arnott and Mrs. T. r.
Ware, of Pineville, spent Sunday
with Mrs. r. n. Cornett.
The best cigars, cigarettes and to-
bacco. fresh and fragrant, at the
CUT RATE DRUG co.
Mrs. d. NJ HumHeet and daugh-
ter, Bernice. spent the week end at
Grays with relatives.
Seldom Cary, Of Berea College.
who is away from college on u
count of eye treatment, is vig' ING
his uncle, Dave Mcneil, this week
l.. Ii. Sturm, formerly OF the Peer
less Cafe and-uow OF ApDalachia, Va
was here Sunday to see his folks.
His business is doing fine.
Mrs. Nan patEeraga, Miss Eth
.el Dethara@e ana Mrs. Martha
Brooks, of Warren, were here shop
ping Tuesday.
A baby boy was born 70 Mir. and
Mrs. Clarence Browning, of the Pine
willie Citizen, Tuesday. Mrs. Brown
ing was formerly Miss Lillian Boil
ton and it is quite proper to salute
J. p. Bolton as granddad.
Mr.. Neelcy Warren, about 10
years of age, died at llimydr March
18th, from ilu. intcrment was in
the Frank Gamble Graveyard, Him
var. Several grown children sur
yive. His wife, Mrs. Lucy Warren,
is still very sick.
The death Of Mrs. Daniel Ridener
whose home was between Trace
Branch and Cannon occurred Fri
day evening and she was buried Sun
day in the Trace Branch Cemetery
Deceased was Il sister of Joe PatteT-
son. A husband and several child
rem survive.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26
The Itching and Sting
of Blazing, Fiery Eczema

The source Of Eczema Is IN the
blood, the disease being caused by
an Infection which breaks out
through the skin. That is why the
most satisfactory treatment for all
so-called skin diseases is s. s. s.,
for this remedy so thoroughly
cleanses the blood that no impure
ties can remain. Get a bottle to-
day, and you will see results from
the right treatment. Write for
advice. Address Medical Director,
ITO Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26
TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder troubles
gravel, weak and lame back, rheuma-
tism and irregularities of the kidneys
and bladder in both men and women
not sold by your druggist, well be
sent by mail on receipt Of $1.25. One
small bottle, often cures. Send for
sworn testimonials. DR.. e. w Hall
2926 Olive ST., st Louis, Mo. Sold By
druggists. ADV. ASSET
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26

The Mountain Advocate has oil
lease blanks on hand. Can be sup
piled in any quantity.
Ben Lewis has returned from Mo-
lers Barber Shop, Cincinnati, where
he learned to scrape EN- close and
cut hair a Ia tonsorial and is hold
/ ing down the fort at the Moore Bar
Der Shop Next!
The Parrot Garage have engaged
the services Of G. T. Archer, a grad
uatc Of the Mechanical School Of
Kansas City Mr.. Archer, who is
| high class workman, is a cousin Of
| i. I. Archer of the Jones Hotel. lie
jznakes speciality of electric and
battery work. The PARROT Garage
is carefully selecting a trained corps
OF assistants to meet The growing
demand for work well done ana to
he ready for the opening Of the Dixie
Highway.
On Monday night. the eve OF his
birthday, the friends of l.. u. Rich
arGson took possession of the home
and wished him many more OF them
and SO SAY all Of MS. Tho gathering
engaged in hridge-whitt until it was
really time u 20 home when Mrs.
Richardson served delicious refresh
ments including the natal cake. Mr.
Richardson likes the eclat Of birth
days, tho, like the rest Of us, he
feels that once q year is often
enough TO register another mile
stone. It's a good old world.
ALLEN Wilson and Ellsworth Hen
derson. colored assistants at the Tye
Livery Barn, held "a lively argument
Tuesday. To dcceutUato his point,
Henderson knocked Wilson down
with e. brick. wilson came back
with his five fingers kuotted into a
ball and then, disliEing publicity,
drew Henderson into room and
Queensberried him to q fare-you-
we'll After enough of this form OF
exercise, Wilson persuaded surgical
science to stitch Jp ,ho rock hewn
head ne carried with him.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26

I have installed an up-to-date
x-Ray Machine for the examination
OF teeth which may be causing
Rheumatism, Heart Trouble, etc
A. l.. Parker, Dentist, BarbOurville,
Kentucky. 10
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26


For Potato Onions and Sets call
at Hawn's Store. 15-tf
Mrs. p. v. Cole, of Harlan, is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. W. S. Hud-
son. on Knox St., for the week. Mir.
p. V. Cole came with Mrs. Cole on
wednesday, remaining only for the
day.
Letcher County failed to provide
funds for a County Health Officer
and as a consequence has had to
call on the State Board Of Health
thru smallpox appearing and no
health officer to prevent its spread.
In this connection it is interesting
to note, that whereas DR.. G.. fl. Al
bright offered his services to the
Fiscal Court for $1,000 per year,
they have offered him only $500.
He has asked Messers T. d. Tinsley
and Sawyer "A. Smith to look after
his interests and will go ahead With
the work, putting in u claim for the
same which will probably amount
to between $4,000 and $4,000 and
which will be legally collectible.
NOTICE-Many of our friends
have asked why the Advocate was
late last week. The reason was that
the Electric Plant was out of COM
mission thru a broken shaft. We
cannot run without electric power
as we do not have a gasoline engine
We wish to congratulate the Bar
bourville Electric Co. on its enter
prise in expressing a dynamo from
Pineville and supplying power by
Saturday night, when. we were able
to run off the Advocate. When they
get the double unit system installed
we do not anticipate any further
trouble, as they will then be able to
switch from one to the other in case
of breakdown. At present, all our
press work has to be done at night
but we feel fortunate in being able
to get out our work at all.
A. c. Black, of Wilton, was over
this week to see Judge j. d. Tug
gle in regard to the road working
this spring. The miners pay in
stead of working the roads, the
North Jellico Coal Co. donates the
use of six head of stock and the
County is lending them the grader.
Mr.. Black says if Andy Hill, be-
tween Powder Spring and Wilton is
put in shape, they will have a good
road to Barbourville. 1t is under
stood that the right of way has been
secured for a change of road
which will eliminate h G bad
road at this place. The grader will
be used between Lynn Campbell
place and Woodbine bridge. 1t is
refreshing to note that one section
is lifting itself out Of the mud by
its own bOotstraps.
For Rent - 3 Brick Apartments,
each containing rooms. See 7. +.
Faulkner. 2O-5tp
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26
WANTED

Man with team or auto who can
give bond to sell 1877 Watkins home
and Farm products, Biggest concern
of kind in the world. $500 to
$1,000 yearly income. This County
open Write today, j. r. Watkins
Co., Dept. 112, Winona, MINI.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26
Seems Like the Skin 10 on Fire.

Seems Like the SKIN 10 on rIre.
There Is a harassing discomfort
caused by Eczema that becomes
q torture. The itching is almost
unbearable and the skin seems
on fire with the burning irri-
cation. A cure from local applica-
lions Of salves and ointments Is i'm
possible, because such treatment
can only allay the pain temporar-
ily. The disease can only be
reached by going deep down to its
source.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26
Personal Mention
SEE REID FOR INSURANCE

was in towf Tuesday.
]. Will Davis spent Sunday with
his folks at Rockhold.
Jewelry for gifts or personal use
at the Cut Rate Drug Co.
Bread is your best food-Eat
more of it-Model Bakery 20 St
Mrs. T. w. Minton is in Cincin-
natl this week.
Miss Lillian Albright is in Corbin
this week, the guest of Mrs. T. H.
Haden, Jr.
Capt. and Mrs. o. r. Reed, of
Kansas City, Mo-. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. w. Tye.
Mr.. c. F. Blanton, of Gibbs, was
in town Tuesday and paid for his
Advocate for another year.
For Sale-Small farm of 16 acres
room house, Blue Gem Coal, barn
etc. $4,000 See Bart Reid, Bar
bourville, Ky.
A fine girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Blair, Swan Pond, Sunday
morning.
Drinks that Just percolate around
the palate and satisfy, at The Cut
Rate Drug Co.
Toilet articles that please the
daintiest taste at THE CUT RATE
DRUG CO.
Allen Tuggle, Raymond Overly
and Prof. Brothers of Union College
are Interestingly peaked, but will
soon be on the strong men list again
T. H. Haden and family are leav-
ing Artemus and moving to Louis
willie. Their many friends will be
sorry to see them go.
For Sale 8 good mine cars in
first class shape. Guage "a inches.
w. S. Edwards, Sanitary Grocery
Store, Barbourville, Ky.
LOST-Sterling Silver bar pin,
with brilliant setting. Please re-
turn to the Advocate Office and re-
ceive reward.
Phone 1877 and give us your or
der for meats, groceries, fruits and
vegetables. We carry full line of
everything. Stanfll & Co.
G.. NJ. Richards, of the C. G M.
specting an engine. He was accom-
panied by M. o. Yount.
Wanted The name of the person
from whom Rev. r. j. Belcher bor-
rOwed an umbrella some two weeks
ago so that he may return same.
Judge j. d. Tuggle states that
the very bad mudhole at the L. & |
N. crossing on Manchester Street |
will be filled up and the road put in
good shape.
Have you tried "Gem-Nut," the |
great butter substitute? 1t is fine
and is much cheaper than country |
butter. Get. it at Stanfll's. Price
4Oc per pound.
Fruit tree owners should get busy
and spray their fruit trees. 1t takes
years for a fruit tree to come into
bearing but it does not take long |
for bugs to destroy 1t.
Mrs. j. E. Archer, little daughter
and mother are improving after a
bad sick spell. Miss Sallie Hoskins |
is not making such a quick recovery
but is ON the road to MELVILLE.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. M. Lock and fam
lily and Miss Cecil Byrley. of Dan
willie College, are here as a result of |
the serious illness of Mrs. VIM.
Burnside.
T. w. Minton went to Lebanon,
KY, this week to buy saddle horse |
Mr.. Minton will use an automobile
when he has to but he loves a good |
horse.
Many people are taking advan-
tage of our Tuesday Special Sales
SO why not you? Now is the time
to watch for good bargains so watch
our window for Special Sales.
Standll a. Co.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26

For Potato Onions and Sets call
at Hawn's Store. 15-tf
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26

The Mountain Advocate has oil
lease blanks on hand Can be sup
piled in any quantity.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26

Subscribe for the Advocate.
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26

For Rent - 3 Brick Apartments,
each containing rooms. See 7. f.
20-5tp
Mountain advocate., 1920-03-26

Mrs. p. v. Cole, of Harlan, is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. W. S. Hud-
son, on Knox St., for the week. Mn.
p. V. Cole came with Mrs. Cole on
Wednesday, remaining only for the
day.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-06-01
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