davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
Saskatchewan gwardyi raro-
70 STOPNI CIEPLA.

Komisya zdrowia Rady mlej-
skiej uchwaIila wczoraj jednogio
snie regulamin, ma podstawie kto
rego wlaSciciele domow, w kto-
rych mieszcza sic mieszkania a
partamentowe, maja utrzymywac
Cd 6. 6tej rano do loci wieczor
minimizing temperature 20 stopni
Fahrenheita. Taxa sama tempe
rature So o~bowiazani utrzymywac
w~faSciciele dom6w, w ktorych
z%najduja sic pomieszczenia ma
biura, Cd godz. S rano do e popo-
ludniu. Parliamentary ten regu-
lamin podlegaja grzywnie w kwo
Gle $500.
Regulamin ten zostai wnlesio-
NY przez aldermana Adamowsk.e
go.
OSKARzAJA Zoo sZYNKA-
RZY.
Szynkarze, ktorzy W ciagu O.
statnich 90 dni ME zostali przy-
lapani ma sprzedawaniu wodki /
przeciwko ktorym ME zostala je-
szcze wytoczona skarga, ME po-
'trzebuia sic obawiac zamkniecia
swych wyszynk6w be- wzgledu
ma to, lie razy przedtem schwy-
tano ich ma nielegalnej sprzeda-
zy alkoholu. Dystryktowy szef
prohibicyjny Frank D. Richard
son oswiadczyl wczoraj, il pra-
wo ME pozwala ma wnoszenie
odnosnych skarg, jezeli ME 20
staly one podane W ciagu 90 dni
cd przyiapania winnego ma uczyn
ku. w Chicago schwytano pred
pazdziernikiem przeszlo 100 SYN
harry ma sprzedawaniu wodki,
poniewaz jednak ME wniesiono
przeciwko MIN do tel pory skarg
Z zadaniem zamkniecia ich loka-
Ii, moga oni teraz spac spokoj-
ME.
w biurach prohibicyjnych wy
gotowuja obecnie adwokaci skar
81 przeciwko 200 ~przesz}o SYN
karzom i wlaScicielom kabare-
tow, gdzie sprzedawano wodke,
zadajac zamkniecia tych miejsc,
jake siedlisk ,naduzycia publ
cznego".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
BoLSZEWICY SCIGAJA
RESZTKI WOJSK BALACHO
WICZA.

Londyn, 80. listopada. (Prasa
Stow - Wojska bolszewickie
wpsdzity wojska gen. Baiacho--
wicza w rejon bagnisty W okoli-
each Mozyrza, Po5cig wojsk
bolszewiokich pozostAych Cd
dzia}ow gen. Balachowicza trivia
dalej, donosi iSkrowa depesza z
MoskWY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
TAN WOJENNY w PoW1E
Gle MINGO, w. VA.

Williamson, w. Va, 80. listo-
pada. - w powiecie Mingo, w,
Va, gdzie strajk gornikow trwa
juz cd pbiegiego lipca, stan VIC,
Jenny zostal ogioszouy wczoraj
przez gubematora J. C. Corn
werra. PuSkownik H. Han, ko,
mendant oddziasow federalnych.
kt6re przybysy do tel miejscowo-
sci W niedziele wydal Proklama-
eye, zabraniajaca publfcznych re,
bran, procz regulanych posle'
dzeh organizacyi koScielnych, O
raz zabraniajaca wszystkim ME
szkancom noszenia broni Palnej
Cd nadejScia oddziafow federal
nych zostal zaprowadzony lad
poizadek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
w SPO-
KOJNIE.

patrolowane So gesto przez poll
eye. Ochrona miasta zostala
wzmocniona i Rad panuje obec-
ME mad sytuacya. Policya posiada
dame, re niektorzy z bioracych IL
dziai W zajSciach w Liverpool,
byli obywatelami amerykanski-
mi.
Londonderry. 80. listopada. -
Oficerowie angielscy tutaj o.
trzymali pisane ma maszynie Ii
sty, zawierajace pogrozH, re
spotka ich TAXI sam los, jak spo-
tkai oficerow angielskich W Du-
blinie (zostali zamordowani), je-
zeli natychmiast ME wyniosa sic
z Irlandyi. Wladze wojskowe
przedsiewziety Srodki W celu O.
chrony oficerow.
Rzym, 80. listopada. - Who
ska Izba poselska i Senat otrzy-
zafy cd duchowienstwa irlandz-
kieXo shiny protest przeciw okru-
cienstwom angielskim W Irlan-
dyi. Protest wywarl ogromne
wrazenie, szczegolnie ma partye
katolicka, ktora zajefa przychyl-
ne stanowisko wzgledem Irlan-
dyi.
Na1ezy spodziewac sic, re 20
stanie wniesiona interpelacya do
Izby poselskiej i Senatu W spra-
vie bezpoSredniej interwencyi,
lub tez przez Lige Narodow.
Londyn, 80. listopada. The
Evening Standard" podaje, re
istnieje spisek pomiedzy Sim
Feinistami, ktorzy zamierzaja
spade domy i lima wiasnoSc, ma
lezaca do czlonkow black and
tans", kt6rzy sluza W 1rlandyi.
Szczeg61y spisku znajduia sic W
rekach rzadu angielskiego-
SPRAWY POLSKIE PRED
r LIGI NARODoW.
Geneva, 80. listopada. - Z roz
NOW z delegatami polskimi mo-
INA wnioskowac, re z~amierzaja
oni wnieSc pred forum Ligi ma
stepujace sprawy: konflikt z Lit
winami, sprawe konstytucyi gdan
skiej, oraz sprawe walk z epide-
mia tyfusu. Ma dalszym planie So
take sprawy, jak mozllwoSc woj
ny z bolszewikafni, traktat han
dlowy z Rosya, sprawl Gornego
Slaska i Galley, prawa m~niejszo-
sci niemiecaej w Polsce i polno-
enc = zachodnia ~granica koryta-'
RIA gdanskiego.
Pomimo tego, re zagranica jest
ignorantka W sprawach polskich:
Liga Narodow, wedfug powsze'
chnej opinii, powinna wycofae
sic re spraw wschodnio = euroPej,
skich, ktore moga doprowadzle
do jej rozbicia. Rene Viviari
Balfour stwierdzili, re Liga W
tych sprawach jest bezsilna. MIG,
dzynarodowe wojska L;gi So W
dalszym ciagu wysytane do Will
ma Polacy i Litwini uwazajq Ii
ge Ia twor slaby. Walk polsko'
litewAie trwaja W dalszym cia'
gu.
Kontynentalna polityka 9ngiel'
ska jest przeciwna silnej Fran
cyl i silnej Polsce, gdyz Anglia
pragnie panowaG niepodzielnie
mad pobrzezem baityckiem i kon,
trolowaG wszystkie porty baStyc'
kie, TAX re Polacy wiecej obawia,
6a sic opouycyi w Gdaisku ze
strony Anglikow niz re strony
Niemoow.
Sprawl walk z tyfusem W Pol
see ME zostaha n~alezycie przedsta'
wiona z powodu braku czasu
Liga ME zostaia dostatecznie Po'
informowana o wspaniaiej piracy
amerykahskiej komisyi przeciw'
tyfusowej ~dokonanej pod kierow
nictwem puKkownika Gilchrist.
Robert Cecil oskarzal Polske {
imperyailzm. Przedstawieiel ro-'
botnikow angieIskich, N. Barnes
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30

H. TOTTEY $50. . e.
4625 so. ASHLAND AVE, CHICAGO, ILL.
JUSTIN BROS.
a54e W.. 2sth ST, CICERO, ILL f.
THOMAS KOSATKA & COMPANY
1925 W. 18th ST., CHICAGO, ILL
KUPFERBERG & SON ....
s4 MILWAUKEE, AVE, CHICAGO, ILL
NOVAK'S MUSIC SHOP
2s13-15 W.. 22nd ST, CHICAGO, ILL.
L. KUNYSZ Polski Sk}ad Muzyczny
1918 w. 18th ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
F. O. PIETSCH MUSIC HOUSE
1889 MILWAUKEE AVE, CHICAGO, ILL.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
IRA
BOWALI SIS 1000.

Pieciu m}odych bandytow we
szlo wczoraj krotko pc godz. 6
wieczor do giownego biura The
Ward Baking Co. PREY Sci i La
Sale ul. i pod groza rewolwerow
zmusiio dwu zajetych ia m btu
chalter6w do schronienia sic pod
biurka, a kasyera do otworzenia
kasy. Rab4sie zabrali Z niej znaj,
dujacc sic tam $4,000, poczem
zbiegli. Kasyer, E. Dworak, dal
Ia mimi 8 strzaly przc@ okno, ale
pomimo tego alarmu i natych-
miastowcgo telefonicznego DOME
sienna O rabunku ma policye, to
ostatnia przyby}a ma miejsce do
piero okoio 11-ej godz., to jest W
dwie godziny p6zniej
Widocznie policya nod nowym
szefem ma czas tylko ma to, ably
szukat, czy kto ME gra W karty.
albo ME Pile w6dki i ably O swej
Rampant przeciwko szulerom da
wac sazniste informacye do pra,
sy, gdy podczas tego rabusie
swobodnie ~uprawiaja swe rzemio
sio,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
ROZWIAZANIE cZWARTE
GO PULKU

OO AINO 1HNA1O Il
Pod kierunkiem puikownika
S. o. Trippa rozpoczeto dis roz-
wiazywat czwarty puik piecho ty
milicyi stanowej, co zostalo Ia
rzadzone przez generalnego ad-
jutanta Dicksona. Wielu z po-
sr6d acknowledgements zoinie-
rzy i oficer6w togo pusku przej-
die do nowego szostego pulku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
TELEGRAMY ERAJOWE:
.Dokonczenie &c str. 1ei.l

Skow rZezan1anych, P~rzeofozo--
nych najwy1szemu ssdowi W by
strykcie Columbia przez kompa-
ME Armour i Swift, jezeli costa
nie przeprowadzone. skompliku-
je tylko sytuacye i sprowadzl
wiecej trrdnoSci z poprawka
kontroli prowadawstwa. o kon-
troll zakaadow rzezalnianych
Kongres powinien ustanowic Cd
~powiednie prawo, jak tylko zbie-
RE sic ma pierwsza sesye.
Re SPRAW STANOWYCH.
Springfield, ILL.,, 80. hstopada
- Guberrator Lowden oglosii tn
wczoraj renominacye stanowel
komisyi ola Acknowledgements le-
gislacyi ma termin czteroletni,
- Termin siuzby pieciu czSonkow
tel komisyi ukohczyi sic ubiegie-
so sierpnia. Nazwiska pieciu ho-
misarzy. kt6rzy zostali Ponow-
ME mianowani So: E Freund.
prof. uniwersytetu chicagoskie-
60, general N. w. McChesney
J. H. Thompson, obaj z Chica-
90, oraz J. NJ. Graham re Spring,
field i J. H. Wigmore, dziekan
uniwersytetu Northwestern ma
wydziale prawniczym.
ZWIAZEK I. w. W.-coW
z SOWIETAMI RoSYJ-
SKIM.
Waszyngton, 80. listopada. -
w tutejszym Washington
Times" podano wczoraj oswald
czenie przyw6dcy Organizacy1
Robotnikow Swiata Il. w. W.
w. D. Haywooda, oznajmiajace.
IL sprawl ~uformowania zwiazNu
miedzy jego or~ganizacya a So
wietami rosyjskimi jest ma maj,
lepszej drodze, ceem objecia
wszystkich industry amerykah'
skich i ustanewienia formy rzadu
sowietow W Stanach Zjednoozo-
uych. WeGe oSwiadczenia Hay
wooda, sprawl poaaczenia sic z
Trzecia Miedzynarodowka So
wiecka zostaA obecnie przedio-
iona czfonkom o~rganizacyi 81
w, W." do referendum, a iak
twierdzi Haywood, proPonowane
poiaczepie przeidzie olbrzymia
wieksZoScia gAosow. ,
w SPRAWIE PoMoCY FAR
MEROM.
Washington, 80. listopada. =
Senatorzy i posAowie z Srodkowo,
zachodnich Stan6w 1biors sic tt
W biezacym tygodniu dla odby
cia konferencyi mad ustanowie-
MEM prawudawstwa W celu prZy
scia z pomoca farmeom, ktorzy
z powodu niskich cen ProduktoV
rofryrh, trae okoao 100000,
600 W stosunku do zarobkow TO
ku ubiegiego. Najwazniejsze
purkty, jake maja bye omawia
ne IA konferencyi, celem przyj
scia z pomoca farmerom So: Pr!
wr6cenie wojenno finansowycl
korporacyi, pobieranie taryfy eel
nei cd pszenicy celem wstrzyma
MA wielhego importu zboza
Kanady, rozszerzenie EredytoV
Niemcom i irnym krajom zsgra
nicznym, azeby mogiy kupowa'
amerykahskie Produkty rolne
Senator Capper z Kansas PREY
byl wooraj do Waszyngtonu
na wstepie zaraz oSwiadczyl, il
przedsozy natychmiast bill W Kor
gresie celem zabronienia speku
lacyi zbozem i bawelna-
STAN WoJENNY w PoWIE
Gle MINGO, w. VA.
Williamson w. Va, 80. listo
pada. - w powiecie Mingo, W
Va, gdzie strajk gornikow trw'
juz cd pbiegiego lipca, stan wo
Jenny zostai ogioszony wczora
przez gubenatora J. c Corn
werra. PuSkownik H. Hall, ko
mendant oddziasow federalnych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
%Te|sgTamy%z agTaniczne,

Dokonczenie re strony 1-szei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
Kronika MiejscoWa'

Ookonczenie re e+roricv l-szei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
SENAT RoZsTRZYGNIE
SPoR o
KABLoW.

Washington, 80. listopada. =
Wedle oswiadczenia senatora
Kellogg z Minnesoty, ep6r o "a
kladanie kablow telegraficznych
" Stanach Zjednoczonych. pow
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-27
VARIETY IL j Of B !. Big IMPORTANCE
Csrsussrcial Handlers Of Fruit Must
Take Note Of Characteristics Il
;sS3S Va 10 Avoid Disaster. s,l>II Z. r.,

NJ II
/ 0xepared by the United States Depart
&$ IL I, ~ ment Of Agricultural q u. n. e.
From whatever standpoint one may
approaclit it, rthe variety" looms large
= the fruit industry The grower
wants particular sorts--fruits having
certain desirable and known charac-
tGristics-in order that he may sup
ny certain trade demands, or be able
10 harvest atYparticular times. or In
some other way, receive the dement's
11lnt are to be derived from fruits pos
pesstng certain qualities or characters
In a similar manner, the trade-the
commercial handlers Of fruit-must
tahe note of varietal characteristics;
otherwise, faults viii; develop in their
Business that Will DE disastrous. Poor
keeping varieties will be placed in cold
storage, when only long. excepting varie-
ties have gained commercial promi-
jDence very largely because Of .the:-
good shipping qualities when they
were seriously lacking in dessert O.
sther qualities. &.~z" r. : :.
The consumer does not know much
about variety names as a rule, but II
!.:.,et retailer with whom he trades
would take pains to supply always
good dessert varieties when fruit Is
wanted for dessert purposes, and good
cooking varieties when they are de-
sired for cooking, everyone interested,
from the grower to the consumer,
would be benefited thereby. However.
~ a rule, by the; time the fruit reaches
tie retailer, apples are simply
-4Apples," peaches are. just peaches"
and plums are "plums" without much
fegard to the use for which the con-
sumer wants them. Even with such
fruits as Strawberries, blackberrics
and the Ike there are variety. adapta-
ICONS from the consumers standpoint
hut they are not always easy
10 give full, recognition even If one
were making an effort to, do so.
To return to the grower After
careful study Of varietal characteris-
kscs, he orders from nurseryman, for
example, the varieties Of apple and
ueach trees that he has decided Will
1--WE him the fruit that will best sup
ply the trade to which he is to cater.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-27

wen. Grown ) Two-Year-old stay man
Wlnssap Apple Trees as Received
: From Nursery. %l<..r>'>v&:'' .
He waits three or four years after
planting for the peach trees to come
into bearing and perhaps six, or eight
years for the apple trees to bear, only
to find, perhaps, that half the vari-
cites are not the sorts he ordered.
even though the trees, when h. re-
oeIved them. from the nursery, were
labeled according to his order. The
suisnamed varieties may not fit ut all
into the growers plans for marketing
and are, perhaps, practically worthless
TO him. " & .". y.&s-o4 !. =
1t requires no argument to convince
one that ''the variety" Is important to
the grower, once the problem Is stated.
The misnaming IF varieties in such a
case may be due to carelessness, to
indifference, to sheer dishonesty,
Ipr to entirely honest errors. The re-
suits so far as the grower is, con.
eerned, however, are the same in any
II
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-27
egfUaE SPOTS For EloPeRs
Flest Prison an 0rstna 0rssn Wsrs
Fs' Highly Desirable Places u re.s
pr che oidon Time, e6s%5@ -

Gretna Green, whose chief industry
was once ma1imony. is a village In
Scotland less than q mile from tho
River Sark, which marks the ,Ensiish-
Scottish boundary. line ~ that vtcan-
ity, near the Solway firth. The Eng
lish marriage elawss sent eaoping
couples to Scotland Just as the divorce
Laws Of II Of our states make Reno
desirable for would-be Divorces, and
therein lies Gretna areen's 1 first claim d
to fame. - - =. =
Fleet prison was the nguratve
"Gretna, Green" Of England until tho
passage of. the famous Hardwicke act
of 1854, which made unauthorizsgd
marriages 5voidable. n Gretna Green
thereupon becoming the romance spot
OF the British isles. All the Scottish Law
required was that two, persons should
declare their intention TO be married
in me presence Of witnesses and thy
British law then, as now, recognises
marriages as legal 50 long as they cen
formed to the laws in the places where
they were performed. s., 14 ii <s3. u :3.
During the, three decades when
Gretna Green dourished, there were
more than 1000 marriages recorded
there, nearly 500 OF which we're per
formed IN 1855. the year before Scot.
land enacted law which made thres
weeks residence a requisite to mar.
rage. Marriage BY declaration is stu
legal In Scotland.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-27
POULTRY KEPT As SIDE LINE
Hardly Any Activity Of Modern Farm.
Il ING Which VIII Pay Better Than
-. Flock Of Hens. y $50. ~

Properly, developed and fostered,
poultrying Is one Of the most profit
able side lines In which most farmers
can become interested and, at present
there is hardly any activity of modern
farming which will pay better than
the maintenance and production Of
good poultry. ..s~- '.,S$ !. ia Co..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-27
WINTER FEEDING IS FAVORED.
Covering ~ Good to Prevent Soil
4 Heavlno and Fertility Il Washed
3s3ss "A Into Ground fttf: y ~ "A

! Orchards and fruit patches are best
FED during theswinter when the ground
Is frozen, Tor this covering Is good to
prevent soil sheaving, and the fertility
IS being washed down into the soil
ready for use early in the spring. Il /
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-27

pra freckles and aim straight for
punch" :.
in ahead Of
the footoa
thoroughly
Those agreeing thinking he
considering than should have
win be glad to know that
planning published volume and they eagerly await
Justice"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-27
CLEANING OUT FOR ORCHARD
During Winter Season Remove Al
\ Dead Wood and Brush that May a
le.itr * Harbor Insect Pests. e

~ General renovation Of the orchard
during the winter Is profitable; cut
ting out dead wood. clearing out and
burning brush, etc, which may harbor
disease and insect pests. ! :% s ~ :. i
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-27
HORACE WADE, ElEvEN-YEAR-oLD AUTHOR

"a In q locked room, lying fiat upon
his stomach. with a stub pencil held
firmly, Horace Atkinson Wade, the
eleven year-oh novelist, writes stories
Of. terrifying mountain bandits, hair
breadth escapes, and heroic rescues.
His mascot is q teddy bear who watch
Cd him In his hours Of literary effor.::
and regards critically his tales Of boys
who. regardless Of 9he press OF most
exciting, circumstance. always find
time to eat T., j. + .,3.s,,r.,r a.
Horace, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward I. Wade of Chicago. was born
in st. Louis, March 20 1908 possibly
with Z pencil In his hand. Anyhow.
according to his parents statement.
he has been writing most Of the time
since then and last August he spent
three weeks on q novel entitled I'm
the shadow Of Great Peril" which.
prefaced by. George AIDE and praised
by Irwin Cobb, was published in Chi
cago February. Of this year To quote
- >a~ -
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-03-27

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The evening world., 1920-09-08
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The evening world., 1920-09-08
EXTRA SPECIAL: L

For the last three days of this sale have reduced the
price of Airplane Cloth to soc yard
This cloth, you knov, aS wOpen for the Government
according to very rigid Specifications for the most
dangerous pork in the war and every yard of meets
the careful inspection required to pass.
is SO inches de in THO weaves-one 80 threads to
the inch, the other 68 threads to the inch.
So far knO1v, this is the LoeSt price quoted
this fabric and to be good for the three remaining
days of the sale.
The evening world., 1920-09-08

For WOnenS WaSh suits, dresses, skirts, aprons; chill
drenS dresses, ronperS; for nurses pfOrms doctors
DENTISTS BARRIERS office coats furniture coverings couch
cOverS, fancy ow tops laundry bags, dTapeieS, min
dow curtains this cloth is excellent splenddy and
evenly that it looks like fine grade heavy linen,
and can easily be dyed any color desired Women
Christmas gifts you are going to make and remember
the truly wonderful wearing quality of Aiplare Cloth,
which makes it wOTth whe to erbrOider and embeish
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-03-19
ADELINE

ON Thursday, March IL Mr.. Casper
NJ. Miller and Miss Gertrude Church,
both OF Adeline were quietly married
.at the homo OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Sophia Church. In the presence OF rel
atlvcs of the immediate families and
h few friends. Rev. johnson Moore of
Fallsburg was the officiating minister.
The bride is one OF Lawrence coun-
TVS brightest and most beautiful
daughters. and Is popular In her cir
Gle OF friends, The groom Is highly
respected young man and his ehlei
occupation is farming
Immediately after the ceremony a
most dainty and refreshing supper
WAS served Next day the happy cou-
ple went 20 the home Of the groom's
PARENTS air. and Mrs Charley Miller
The bride wore lovely suit OF gfay
cloth with hat and shoes IN harmoniz-
inc color
Their many friends wish them much
SUCCESS and happiness In life.
A COUSIN.
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JATTIE

There will BIO meeting at this place
Tho third Saturday night and Sunday
by Rcv. Boothe Everybody come.
Miss Arnaleah shiyel was calling on
Masses Goldia and 14ofa Thompson tri-
DAY.
Miss Rosa Webb was calling on her
cousin. Misses leila aud Lena Thomp-
spn sunday afternoon.
MIR, aud Mrs John Thompson We're
vlsiting MIR. and Mrs. John Stufgill
Sunday.
charley Hllman passed down our
creek Sunday
born. 70 Mr.. and Mrs, Wat RuelSer
boy.
Toney webb was calling on Nit
Watson Wednesday,
Mrs &c. H. Webb was shopping al
WebbVillc Wednesday.
Morton Hammond returned from
Ashland Saturday.
Billy Shivel spent Saturday night
and Sunday with his cousin, Hillman
Webb,
lsstill Thompson spent Sunday win
his cousin Henderson Thompson,
IIillard Webb and James shiyel were
calling on MIR. Cebron Wilson Satur-
DAY. THREE CHUMS.
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REAL ESTATE
J. P. GARTIN, Louisa, Ky.
General Dealer
i

! BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE
Of all kinds. Alsi. will handle property
on commissions. n you want 10 buy
or sell TOWN or COUNTRY PROP.
ERTY. call on me.
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