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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-16
A CHRISTMAS CAROL

Come back to Bethlehem,
The year is on the wane;
A truce to strife that wearies life.
A truce to grief and pain.
Oh, heart, return to Bethlehem
And hear its song again!
If siren voices Turing thee
Have turned thy thoughts aside,
If thou hast quaffed the bitter draft
OF envy or of pride.
If thou In agony of shame
Hast thy dear Lord denied,
Come back today to Bethlehem!
Though thou hast wandered far,
No rest shall fill thy yearning breas
Until thou see the Star.
Oh, heart, return to Bethlehem.
Where yet the angels are!
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-16
EXCUSE FOR cEAsrNc woRE

The Russian working people have
always seized upon Christmas as an
excuse for ceasing all work for some
what lengthy period-sometimes for a
month. Before the recent revolution
"Kolenda" was the celebration on
Christmas eve, when the peasants
gathered about the houses of the no.
bles. sang carols and scrambled for the
coins tossed to them from the win
dows. Then came a great masquerade,
when peasants of all ages dressed
themselves TO represent animals, the
idea being to perpetuate the memory
OF the lowliness of the Sayiour's birth
in the stable.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-16

the length of the hull, and 1t is of the
same shape as that portion of the hull ;
therefore it can be marked out with
the hull as pattern. The holes shown
along the edge of the deck Gig. ~ are
made to receive the guns of the sec
ondary battery, the holes along the up
per face are made to receive the masts,
tunnels. etc. The position Of each part
Is indicated In Fig. 2.
The masts &C, Fig. Sd can be whit
tied or dowel-sticks of the given di-
ameter can be used. The fighting-tops
Cd and e. Fig. 81 are wooden button
molds. The larger one CD must
have its hole enlarged SO 1t will slip
over the mast, the smaller one (E)
rests on top Of the mast and is held
in place with the nail Gig. p driven
into the mast-top.
Fig. 6 shows a funnel (g). Use a
dowel-stick If you can get one, other
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-16

stick axIes COZ cut to fit snugly In
their holes, and the axle ends are sup
ported by screw-eyes r, which are
screwed into the hull. Start holes for
the screw-eyes with an awl, screw the
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-16

Many fair maid will rejoice IN
such new and smart furbelows Of rib
bon as are pictured here, when Christ
mas brings her remembrances. Here
is a collar, vestee and girdle with a
bag to match that are Irresistible. This
garniture for the waist is made Of
striped misunderstanding the glowing
colors in Roman stripes.
The girdle is knotted at the left
side and hangs in two pointed ends,
The bag is drawn up and suspended
by narrow satin ribbon, has silk
ornament, like those on the collar, at
the bottom.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-12-16

Crepe paper offers any number OF
good opportunities for making Christ
mas gifts, especially for the children.
Printed figures of wild, or of domestic
animals, are cut out, to make menager-
les or familiar barnyard friends, that
delight the youngsters. The pictures
are pasted over stiff cardboard and
then cut out, following the outline of
the animal, but leaving straight
piece to provide support.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
/. {. |. DRIVE
To Be OPENED
IN CITY TODAY
New Fair Price Commission
= er TO Meet With Fain.
SPECIAL U. S. ATTORNEY
Davis Appointed TO Work;
Fain TO Lend Aid.

A definite policy for conducting fair
price ADMINISTRATION Nvrs IN oklahoma
xili BE- oaitined al conference b..
tween John A rniu. rr.si States
district Aitorrcy. sui iohn 4 Ecboid.
Oknulgse. n.siy APPOINTED state tar
price sdmlrts'rs'of. To- bo hvid IN
Fsin's offices sone TIM toisy. r..
bold vac 10 have srrt,ta in III. city
,hts mefnirx
Vslr Optimistic.
Discussing the rrobseis s,,sck ,h,,
~,tl be made on prof,e.rinr this
nnorninG. rsin said while ~ de'ini,r
policy can he announced utsii con
fer With Ns. Rsboid and W. cork out
details together. I am surc that good
rvsuits VII sccrae from the efforts Of
Mr. Asbold and the department, 1
Justice an very optimistic ~ the
possibilities Of the voeh and believe
wc ~in Raw. the hearty cooperation
Of hbiness men ana the general pub
iir -
Fslr saih Herman 2. D~vis s~ist-
ant United states atto<ney, has be~n
detailed 10 fair price work ssciusively
he sisa ssid he hitns<if gill devote
n~srb aii Of his time. and all. "
neesssary. tn the work. The federal
cour room has been obtained 70 hold
hesrinss whsa court IL not IN session
n is believed there Win b~ no federal
ceuV until the middle of February.
The first wcrk vfil ~ the orgsn,sa-
lion cf a state fair prize ~omnitte~.
tsin esiA This bcdy win eonAuct The
Investigations assSsesA ~ shA -depArf.
mont Of Justice. TIE feder~t bareau 81
isJkstiSstis~ win ~ In the wosh ana
= sv~~iai isv~stisss~ ~ ~ apea,assA
v beiievsd aecesAasy. psia 0n \
sass0GnpAss viu bs sAsaipsA U -.
durt the clerical gerh d ~ -ssnnlDt.
tee snd othes hslp Way - hrn1sAsl
CIV A1ea q esoRR,e>ea
Whils vA1a wssod make ~ lerset
ca1Wsoe - ~ tie peeseaaA e ~
poGanoete& 10 ssi1 u vae ~ ~
MT h Wenn ~ eneupstssd ~ . ea0,
~ q ss1essenusivs. buARass usa n
~ sosste1 ~ the high cost se Nv.
~. saoethss wtth ~ esuai WuWess =
tAe eeNesai pobasc Rst ,iAaseeasd y
any u th0se Inca Ne heltsvsa NJ
beAy wtii b lssne1 osinrtpsJly, " M
wholly. froa OAhAaoa Csay men. say.
lNg thst voSA u I'm tinl. which must
necessarily - oEatlA cesl1 nsa n 81.
pected fSum ussa n Whss sittss whs
woaA kavs 10 iaavs th~is business artl
say shels eva transportation 10 THIS
ely An meetings Ntl he conducted
II OAiakoms cts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
settlement \
FAVORED bI'
Bis MlJ0R|I|||| /
Presidents Commission
Also Indorsed.
TO ABIDE BY 0ECislo
Lewis Pleads for Appeev!
Of Convention.

COLUMBUS. o.. Jaa. f,--Dy ~ 0gl
shs,uins vote q i.eN ~. -
against. the vsecavsssd sssvsNl1|
M United Mine wStA~s = AQ~
tsaay. voted ssfiyyRatten - ~ Z
cs the intsspsttsaai ses,ssn - ao
hu PrsGNt Wvesna's vguo61nD n
ssttls the cSai sey1he. "
Acccs6tbs 20 Aesiae pvsa1l1ue "
and other intssHaetaoA efs1Moo4
1f!rmAtiao casvtss Wtth n = -
Msut 70 abide BY ~ 6se1e1on ~
eeRsnlssion NAMED " tAs Ossgl1GG1
sshttrats the diffsrsases eeeWeun r
en- end operatssA a
The vo<e was taken afeev eheoo
1ehate On . Hssttsa Ureogo1o0ia
Fh,iiip Murray. pessllset 4 ~ !
syivsnia sHsasrs' egooRlose)eoA G
Tor Enforcement q ths oseSDs 49,
by ths international stfietalA
latitu1e vss ssvsn, "a delegates t4I5
Dssss Ussir views. n
The eeaventioW Wa stanQo11s
fsvvsabls action BY an uo1AM|
spsscA " Jahn l. LAvis, Actin0 ~
dent q The union ad
No demsaded dat thoss eGnn
th> settlement ssssest . nseAqo
wAIch . different striks Ve1tW W
couh have been made snl v1gtlon I
nsA1s1 that the miaNss soUgul3
settlsosnt ~ vsts thsk ssallo
tAesr ioa1sss- f Il
-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
Additional Bread Price
Advance Is Threatened

Another hike IN the bread aAt~ was
predicted today by = corRmittes of Oh.
lshosna City bskers Who called On Miks
DonneIly. comm,knonsr u finance.
The trouble nov n. accssdina TO the
ordinance TO wrap their bread. and the
Wrappers state q certain weight which
% not the real weight because the
weigh, has heen lowered since tie
wrappers we're bought, They have =
,ear's suppi, OF wrappeSp on hand and
" they afe forced to buy new Wrappers.
tS avoid tho "houpding~ OF Y. n Itoach.
city weigh, inspector, Who inAists that
the weight 81 the loayss We the same
~ that indicsicd BY the wrappers, they
will have 10 raise the price OF bread
TO meet THO expense.
T,onneily conferred with the mayor On
the question and II was niA By bs<h
that the bakers will not hs ailowe1 u
uss wrappers that In any way mioAs
cauos the most unsuspectiRG persoA 70
thiak hs ought to have msss hxsAl ~
his money.
4 soiu,ion was suggested by th@
wayor which may be passed on at th6
next meeting of the commissieaeeA
The mayor proposed that an ordnance
ma king the wrapping ordinance null
and void be passed ny the coinmis-
sioners.
According to Donnciiy. the n bells nov
used state the leaves to contain sixteen
and twenty -four ounces whereas thry
actually contain fifteen ~ twrn,y-two
ounces, The bakers sty this Ia caused
by the fac, that the labels were bought
before the weight of The ioaves was
reduced
pr, J. r Martin. cit, pby g!cIen viii
he sssed 10 decide xhetiisf bread can
by handed in sfsfarS way without
wrRursfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
MEXICAN ARMY
OFFICER KILLS
j. s. OIL Man
American Consul Is Ordered
10 Investigate.
MURDERS UNDER PROBE
Arrest Of SIayers Of Two
Other Americans Asked,

UA gyItxrroN I.r C.h,t.i
fof'er' an ""sr"an ci'''en IN ths en-
pioy Of Penn Mes company. ~as shot
and ,pI.d ty a Msx,cAn federal of-
No., :, r, r.u, o.
" N>p.' wv
cordins :" sdv'css received ~ the
state department today from the
American enn.uI q, r.mp,co
Inc oo"'"' n''"'s''" w" "e
10 report further information and u
the olrrums,snccs wsrran,ed 10 urgs
tho local authorities in the Tampics
di.,,,c, 10 arrest snd punish the guilty
person.
Twenty ki.,sS since As,n, 1917.
This makes . total Of twenty Amen.
can. Killed In ,hs Tsmpieo d,striet -
MeI,cs M since April I. 1911 Eiyhtesa
Of them ~.r. employed BY Americas
Of, rompsn,.s.
The Mexican Authorities first. repovtSl
tba, Porter had been sccids ntslly shss
by companion In q gMrty seturning
from a dance. Invssti igstioa By the
Penn. Mex officials and by the Ameri.
can consul VAS said 70 have dsvslopsd,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

HOUSTON. rvxas. Jan, I.--Ccolusiea
N idsntifieatioW Of Earl Bowiss. :"
one OF the AshssicaN oil men killed "
MeSicaRs near Fort Lobos, wSs. cleared
tulay ~h~n Il was ests blishsd thAt
Eash Boles, whese parents Mvs near
ThosnAale. Tax., was the victimL Hin
hrothss confirmed tAs Mentlflcatisa.
baoee yss y ysars ~. aad NJ sesu
u nexiee MANY years. recsatis. ~
npestntsadent Il esastfuetioa fur the
1ntsraattaasi rsrosssm ce@paay. W
breahse. saAl h 90 bssa ~ rsaged
% . lpllAn essNey ongo nsss Ms6As
e'Ia. wAssp tAs fsessai M saks place.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
GOAL MINERS BACK UP OFFICERS ACTI0l
Five Bold Yeggs
Loot Bank of46
Cents in Stamps
Kansas Bank President Is
Wounded; Bandits Escape,

oLATHE. Kan. Jas This
yauit Of the state BANK 81 STANLEY
Kan. ten mites east Of here. vos
blown up by five armed bandits
early today. Who escaped With
twenty -four Scent postage stamps
after woundinG John schrsdcr.
president OF tho bank
Ths town vas awakened by an
explosion about IA m. and schrs.
der. Who rushed 10 tn. bank. sas
iifed upon ~ one VI the bandits
6tnriAls Of the bank explained
that aimee robbery several
months ago. Liberty bonds and
other securities have be'n deposited
In en- Oiathe bank
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
RUSSIAN ENVOY
TO !. 5. TO Be
ARRESTED SOON
Warrant Sworn Out for Mar
tens; May Be Deported.

WARRINGTON, Jan. IA warrant
for tho arrsst and deportation Of Lad
Wig e. A. X. Martens. self styled am
basrador cf the Russiar soviet govern
fnept. has been ordered executed ny the
Department cf ias'ice.
Martens. regarded, officials say. -
IRE real leader ~ the communist party
In the United States. was said 10 bs In
washinston. His Arrest ~as expected
soon.
Determination u the government, ID
take Martens inso custody wss definite :
" made after all evidence which had
. hAariAs ~ setlskiss ef ths Russasn
sovfss tursau m New fsrA. AsA hsss
assembled BY Assistant Attorney. 0sa.
erai Oarvss. While efficjAb woal1 ~
disrssss the mature q ~, svles1es.
shsy AN sSvnA q \ premissl v y
sensesieani
Martens came 10 'oehsWstso Heesiy
h OesA - from Nee yat ea1 vslb
bis sssrsessy Asl stkss ,asapG1Deso ~
tatua : aGeae a q iocal AeNa1 loaD tkAa
ihrsa heeha hsm ~ AsrassaaSst u
Juseice. TAe Signatures - ~ Aete'
reatsses ars thess - .. Nusetava. vho
aat1 he 90 11ayssas' esesstasy. and
~As last alsAs me1e pshaea stdts'~sn'
attaskAg ~ department - tastsss.
- Dgsvi1s . paaee q ssacsatrattes
fse M sslscal allsas tAksA n The ~.
cent rsids ~ the department. q justics
the Ae19stmsat ee Iabss to-day tool
steps 20 tsspsa Kliis Island. n. T.. "a
its fsnsi capacity.
Assurances have ybeea received thai
Asfficssns funds Win b. fctesenins
from coN0vsss ~ eashie the bufeau ID
handle The depcstations without am.
wlty. II sss ssh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
Fond Mama Lists
Child in Census
Am ons Livestock
Yep, She. Admits She Has
"Kh Under One Year.

listing ones child ~ livestock
may 10 either . sign Of lach Of
parental love OF . sross oversight
hut that 10 shst one oslAhoms
city mother DID whom filling out ibs
census sausnssatoe's blanhs
m chechias over the reports to-
dsy at the supssvissr's hssdauar-
tsss. Miss Elysa " warn found
under The head ef Kids under
year" In the shssp and soas column
of the livestock section. that . loy.
Ing mother tad inssusd the nj.
neral l." Comias risht under
that head you might sak Wouldn't
that GET yvus Goatr'
The hisdrancs caused ~ tbe
sreAt At rsthsr disssr-sahis
Weather today has been negligible.
X l. reebiy ald. and he 10 con-
NAsMt that the work -ili he com
pIsts1 on schedule.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
TAFT 70 SPEAK .
1t FAReRoUND'
Former Presidents Plans
Are Announced Today.

Psvmer President william n. TAFT
will speas st the fsir grounds su1i-
terism On Thursaay. Fseruary 49,, ~
b 'SpalWg here 10 addrsss TIM OhhkaGWa
EAusaticMa. sseociatleWs whtrh cpsQs
Fshevary -. though the sA1seaa MN
~ upeW 10 the pubtic.
IT. Tan wiii arrive At n s'cDseh
-hSse1a:' ssasnlaU. - sntsstatned a
lun-hesa y tAs CAsmbse q CnAmsec1.
sn4 WAX q W. fats srcseds audl-
sse.sM q : s'elosk.
ne Vs1sssstsy y OAAhema hand
v1u peses1s ~ a64rsss wtth q half
Aess ssasasl ~. TAN Win lssve the
Lxit. q I e.Gleet.
Aoues thap Aeoo neunhsss Il shs ok-
iahs0A o1weatteoal alsselotlsa wili ~
IN ~ ~ ~ ~ coAyenteon. The
aGaG0otoD 49, 1AooA O6nooA
uao(ouno - - ~ ~ aene1 te
49, eAolg Aen3 - ~ isl1eeqA -
poo4se 1aeQltlss ~ e1o1eo0v ~ n
Oue-ee.ske~oeGoo 0D1nnoGE n
I y - eo0ea111aaI vo6o& ~ { W
asspsD sDplAoo Aoeo - ~ n
&C., a. q. 49, ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
BULLETINS

ALBANY, ~. ". ter. D. The
five socialist members W the 20.
ssmb'y. In a resolution sdopsss
iats to-day. were denied ssats psns.
Ing an invesa,sstier ~ thsls sIiel.
bislsy Aed Qualifications. vhss &C.
sIeW wss sahc~y sire, Q deasWsis.
tlsa BY eesaksr ewsst " the ~.
ctaitst psrty. ~ declared the ~.
eiawsts wsrs s'sces1 ~ . pssttssm
"Aessssts'y ,~lm,eal 10 shs best IN.
tsssses ~ ~ staas - New vork
sWd ~ uwsssd oAstss."
oAlvGsroM. vsssa Ian. D.
} erawstees VIVA 10 sssrev~tst BY
e1enlsea so1oeai 6espo n M essset
= tsseAesNs. satsssa ~ sassss
- eAlhotAos asa ceshslls. AW1
~ ssUe1ls \ e~pesoe6 meme~.
tos>ly, 6eDoF6sVo - o elspGeeh n.
ssive9 kegO tqoay ~ A1se(esA o..
~ = = eoossA o1ae0o1o oIse.
oDlA ~ oeoopeu ~ n eemMsse
= - esvsslPo esassaA
ta1Ae oD1oe - t.--setv.
ss - -
~ eeeeee el6 ! r. ~ u)1lQ01
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
HEALDT0M CRUDE IS
{. ADVANCED TO $225

Tr1.aA. Ola. Ian THE Magnolia
Petroleum con. pany this m~nisg IN.
creased the prtcs sf HsakAseM crude
oil 70 t3sS bsrel. b<in6 On tn
cssass q twenty-five cents. snd reaAs
company incrsased M price et Hewitt
cSvla 10 = pes arsel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
500 Given Hearings
n Wev voek Today

NEW voRK. Jss. f--Hsar,Rss In the
cases II Dees than FIVE AaadreA n.
lewsd s~1e ~ a Ellie isiaal - H.
rostatiea Dsuepa6lags beonR ts1ay.
TAsg were slAG3y lakea 70 suaau Mar.
ine fssNo WAate = esoa0ssVAs1 n.
eesdsA tAsas tsstiasay. Tksy vsse
-sesssMsse - ~ 4 esAssa Z,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
.lllARD Flvo!Rs
NEW c|IY NALL
"Woud Solve Finance Prob
lems," Says Counselor.

A isn-sttrs hssii1ing rseeking fvaa.
'Gnn1 avenus 10 ~ ollay betwssn
()san1 end Main ~ urea1Sny %nA n.
tss1iaa 10 "WAn seronl~ y sAvecsts1
~ Noss Lillasd. muatieal coannelcs.
- . fittirg hcns for The ctty's official
tssaneaa
n city han sf shis sess wssll sssss
fhaa pay ~ itssif In . vevy skovs
iMs." L1iaFe aiA ts1py. Tho
rIsNas1 vs vssl1 tsvS SSrSr,S, q
appeeettoNe ~ uftsss pssm eQ>~s n II
~ ~ revssas fFum ~ Spoahuuw a
0go1vay - ouoa1 aveNss Nod
800 :: : WsAs sAasy n.sssisi sren's~s
-y5s Sisss1 ~ 1ursrssssty ssms
el9e - y eeo4 : ~ sly hah t~t
- Nana sueh4 y " 11as."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
pUlog olln3ellea uAY
3 poUllo DY eluM1s

naee uvtats sla1s = ~ esss
staese egU0 3 Vs9lsH - onsl Ufth
ssssse nssaey sAoAt = : nssss: vas
aNaegaoo \ 1eo0 ~. Nay ~ = M
sdeeSt1v. L. !, ijsa' usstt1)sN lssec.
i've. ~ to11U, H. pasQs ~ fssNA
~ thA pooooe = ~ ~. ant eoess, yAr1
hut IN tAe maas1 ha1 bse~ tohsN ~
toes Il woe tAfown sS..y. Decided
nrsnis en- b sesa - ths ps,rss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
COURTHOUSE DellE
MARKED ''aejEcreo'

On u ~ bs1lss n ne csst AeulA
c1lgto1 bsiUsts Ne mssA DsEsusssd
Neol1 vaeA. NostaU . NM yGas )e9lino
~ oooo eae eal1s1 atasaalGn = "a
lmghes - ~ AAn1. 4 ',1stsaor ~
o10o1 ~ ~ eoensy eeaa@tn11enegu'
G11mo ~ liaAneutng e1A1ns -
ae6s1 'rejsettr' = ~ nv wAsts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

4 ae1A vsse y pss6lssse ~ 0ah.
honn CRY 1ssigAt ~ tSasssrsu. %.
cogAtog - ~ VmeAss hsrsns tsoay.
u V ~ u ~ veey sssWs. ut mDas.
N,wxA ss1noognansss - bstwssa " and
~ 1ssssGe - anete>oefsd esaloAt. m
eorseaoe = ooow ~ eae1os toA@ehA
sSeh pssAanv M ssasAse tonessw.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
RENTAL Cases
TO Be F0UeA1
I BY LANDLORDS
Objects Of Complaints Un-
derstood 10 Plan Appeal,
pWATeK MEETS WALTON
Question Of Taxes, lnsur-
ance, Etc., involved.

, opevll . landlord hsss HE rents on
~ actual Investment In the property
1ooste1. q ea the ssssAsment and tss
/ s0oQusass
TIM JwAs the problem facing the sn,i- :
oseelee6eln6 coMmission todsy ~ "
,tguDgs4 - nv 10 first sass FRIDAY
ts yax evsse,sa opsasS.
~ ~ whs,s question ct tam t,cn.
n <uuu0aoo SateG. aooooDOeoto end a
n4Do1 anl aos ethAs eeatnres Will hs
{oDgovo1 h ths trial q lhs cases Of
Il 0DGD1 pseiitssrlhe vas tAe statement
sVUon0 g nayee Waitea anl Easi Witt.
jDo oeonooeat of tha tom0lsaicW.
~ peWstsk. . landlord Wkees' csss
'1o1ohNt by . tenant, ~aa In confer
5oo Ue1h The msyos today and though
~ GCoIclAl ststsR,eat wah msde by the
1us . - ~ nature Of the eonss:
- u was sald>ths asssssment.in-
Duoeo. pAysiral valuation problem
Z - 1lprussed Il 10 undsrstood 'hs'
5Nnnnn ahA cshef dsfsndant hndiord,'
!. ~ ~ cs1fs.
M lse)sfsA the eemmlssicn ID Eo-
- - ~ betleea q tAs matter II !,
~ N1 ooduo an eaMmss."
|{.t vO0oWoo - oeay.
f ~ oDQDeah1ng oAat has - b honed
M ~ u. my - wsn . q H." he
~ eh(ae y nm. ve'rs M
r. DGgu1t tke lAA1loe1D 70 force
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voull peove . great president II elect,
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Mountain advocate., 1920-04-30
KNOX COUNTY RED CROSS

"The fine work that the Knox
County Red Cross Chapter is doing
for the discharged men thru the
Rev. A. II. Davis brings Joy to the
Division Red Cross office at Cleve-
land, Ohio"
The words quoted above we're said
by,Miss Linda Neville, Of Lexington,
vac as field representative of The
American Red Cross, has been in
aa;hauTviIle for e few days.
On Tuesday evening at a called
meeting Of thc Executive COMMITTEES
of the Knox County Chapter, Miss
Neville explained the present efforts
and She plans for future work in the
Rcd Cross.
At thi5 meeting the Knox County
Chapter decided to enlarge the scope
%, ita activities. Besides carrying on
tn3 homo Service work for the dis
charged men, the chapter will carry
on Public Health Nursing, called
also Community nursing. Applica-
son having already been made by
tho Chapter for a Red Cross nurse
20 reside in Barbourville and do
nursing and school inspection in
3arbourville and the County. The
Chapte? Executive Committee on
tuesday evening improved its plans
BY creating a Chapter Committee on
nursing.
And Committee on Preparedness
eTain5t disaster was provided for: as
veil 2s a Committee on First Aid.
IN addition to continuing it's work
for the eX-service men, this Chapter
IS thus undertaking very important
work for the health and welfare of
tho civilian population, that is, of
the people generally, without regard
to service in the war.
Certain matters of great impor-
tance were discussed but their an
nouncement will be postponed until
Definite action is decided upon,
The Knox County Red Gross is
alive for the good OF Knox County.
Mountain advocate., 1920-04-30
THOSE SEWERS

The following property owners
have signed to connect with the sew
er now being projected. Rev. w. B.
Minton is carrying the list for sigma
ture and property owners who wish
to tie onto this sewer should sign
up. r. B. Minton. Mrs. w. B. Min
ton, w. c. Hopper, A. NJ. Decker, for
Mrs. Sue Faulkner. ]. D. Tuggle for
the Fiscal Court, H. H. Owens, Law
son G. Miller, Sam Gavin, R. N. Jar
Wis, ]. G. Tye, w. H. Detherage, Mrs.
B. E. Parker.
Those now on sewers now under
condemnation should certainly sign
as Judge r. S. Rose intends to bring
them to the attention of the Grand
Jury before court closes.