davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-04-12

secure ihe passage in Parliament OF
law providing for Irish homo rule.
For one reason or another. these move
ments have always failed. Right now
there IS bill in The English Parlia-
ment providing for home rule for Ire
land. but many people doubt whether
home rule today will satisfy the ma
iority OF The Irish people.
"Practically all the time since the
Irish Revolution In April. 1916. there
has been a British army in Ireland,
and the presence OF these British sol
diers has, OF course. done anything but
pacify the lrishmen who were most
active in fhe movement for Irish In
dependence. II The majority OF the
Irish people really want an independ-
ent ireland. let us hope that the Irish
question will be settled in accordance
with their wishes, providing. OF course,
Evening journal., 1920-04-12

absolute independence. and the estap-
lishment OF the Irish Republic IN
fact, as you know, the Irish Republic
was declared some time aso, IN spite
OF the fact that the British government
does not recognize It. Eamon De
Valera. who was elected president OF
the Irish Republic, escaped from prison
where he had been sent by the Brit
ish authorities and came TO America q
few months ago. In various speeches
that President De Valera has made nc
insists that 1rishmen will never cease
Evening journal., 1920-04-12
TINCLEH4RPYT4LKSABOTT
THE TROUBLES nv IRELAND

Uncle Harry, do you think that the
Irish question Will ever be settled?"
asked Jimmy.
''Nhy, yes, Jimmy" replied Uncle
Harry. THAT IS. ] mean, that the
Irish question, as we understand 1t to-
day, viii be settled some time ] real
ize, OF course. that l am taking quite
a chance when ! make such a definite
prediction, because the Irish question
has been before the world now for
more than seven hundred years. 1t was
in the latter part OF fhe twelfth cen
tury that British authority was estab-
lshed over Ireland. But ever since
then, from time TO time, Irishmen have
voiced their protest against British
rule
'But lately the quarrel between lrc-
land and England has led TO a number
OF murders. hasn't it," asked Joe.
''Yes. Irishmen have been growins
more desperate, It seems. with esc'.
passing week. replied Uncle Harr
1T Is, OF course. most unfortunai
that She quarrel between Ireland ard
England should have reached the STAG
Evening journal., 1920-04-12

draw out the Inflammation, at
tract the blood away from the
congested spots and relieve the
cough. In addition the medicinal
ingredients of Vicks are vapor-
lied by the body heat. These
vapors are breathed in all night
long, thus bringing the medication
to bear directly upon the infaned
areas. a,Pps
Vicks should be rubbed in
over the throat and chest until
the skin is red-tien spread on
thickly and covered with hot
flannel cloths. Leave the cloth
ing loose around the neck and
the bed clothes arranged in the
form of a funnel so the vapors
arising may be freely inhaled.
IF the cough is annoying swallow
a small bit the size Of pea.
Children's digestions are deli
cate-easily disturbed by too
much dosing" Vicks, there
fore, IS particularly recommended,
since it is externally applied and
so can be used often and freely
without the slightest harmful
effects. g
Samples to new users will be
sent free on request to the Wick
Chemical Company, 234 Broad
Street, Greensboro, N. G.
Evening journal., 1920-04-12

weldin.
sixth-Robert Kramer. Charles Brown
and Clinton Haynes.
seyenth-wInneld Scott. John J. Dow
ell and James Kane.
Eighth = George Brown, William
Dougherty. Harry Thomas.
Ninth-Clarence Cross, John Godfrey.
f. r.. Logan.
Tenth-John p. Joyce. L. Hansisy.
James Early.
Eleventh-John Barowski. Emil Gre
ger. Ray Miles.
Twelfth - William Rothrock, Emil
Durr. Thomas Walsh.
Evening journal., 1920-04-12

where, under the cover Of night, small
groups Of armed men attack and XIII
individuals of The othe" side But IN
a way this is a natural result OF all
that has gone before in the history OF
Ireland
IT IS true that there are livins IN
Che Ulster section Of Ireland not a
few Irishmen who are opposed to free
dom for Ireland and who favor Ems
lish rule. But The elections heid our,
ing the last tNo or three years would
seem 10 show that very decided ma-
iority OF the people throughout ire
ilnd favor the Sim Fein movement LOT
Evening journal., 1920-04-12

their efforts to establish an lndepend-
ent republic"
Is IL Too Late For Home Rule?
There are many people today. in
Guiding folks who are friendly TO Great
Britain and who do not favor the Sim
Feiners, who believe that ihe Irish
question would never have reached the
desperate situation that IL has lately
H. Great Britain had granted home
rule to Ireland some years ago. Nari-
Gus groups in Ireland and England
have, in years past, undertaken to
Evening journal., 1920-04-12
No PEANUTS sINCE BOOZE WENT

HOUSTON. April i2-For sale. a pea
nut ihresher. The city wants TO sell
the ihresher which once was used 10
thresh The harvest OF the city farm.
since prohibition there are not enough
prisoners on tho farm to raise pea
nuts enough TO make fhe thresher pay.
Evening journal., 1920-04-12
WANT HUMAN SKIN TO PATCH MAN

HOUSTON. April f2.--A call has been
issued here for 2J0 square inches Of
human skin for Russell Cramer. au-
tomobile driver who was burned in
IRE following a collision which killed
one woman. Volunteers have offered
most Of the needed skin.
Evening journal., 1920-04-12
After Whooping
Cough What?

This is No. of series Of advertisements prepared by
pcent physician explaining how certain diseases which attack
the air passagesuch Pneumonia Influenza, Whooping
Cough, Measles long continued Cold-ocn leave
these organs nfaed, congesed state, thus aordng
favorable foohod for invading germs And how Vcks Vapo
Rub may be OF value in this condition.
Evening journal., 1920-04-12
COLLEGEFRAT
GIVES Dance
New Century Club Members
Entertain Sons and
Daughters
-
TOWN ELECTION TO
BE HELD TUESDAY
ipeclal 10 The EyenIng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, April i2-The Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity OF Delaware College
gave an informal dance in Old College
Saturday night which was attended by
about seventy-flye couples. The room
was tastefully decorated with the frat
colors, purple and red Music was by
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
Ser &enner.

Cine luitige @eidi6te miro in ser
n0eutiden Sd9er-3eitune" bon ei-
nem iebr iagOmdBig ausitaffierten
ilingen Wtann er6dblt, Der 81 einem
Yr1porator in &oln fam. Ser
Nimroo batte nidt MIR am Silt
eincn .cdten" @amsbart, ionOern
aud nod auf Der &rawattennaoel
uno oent Observation-Disclosures Sirid.
bafen. sd babe einen gang ielte-
men Spedt igei6oiien. Mollen Sic
mir i'm ausitopfen?~ Sprad's ulO
6og aus Der 9aide cine iauber eiil-
gemidelte - S9nepft. Ser Yrd-
porator, Der ieine aunoi6ait fennt,
iibernabm ielbitueritdnoli6 ocn auf.
trng 81 cinem 5"eitgent1Ben 8reiie,
aB pie S9nepfel ais Sonntagsbra.
ten uno pr1parierte oann ben 9alg,
ndtiirlid it 6arafteriItii6er Sped)t-
itching, an einem gaumait bar-
geno unS Rdmmerno.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

= @oIgenbumor or. r%Hn,
Die gebt'S Sbnen ais @eid1ftSrei'
ienoer?"
~Gonfe. id bo6c mid ie1r idnea
einge-flogcn."
0as @i6ttgFe. pilots
= i4 CLAUDE beItimmt, Der Sottor
bat ernIts @bii9teu ouf uniere Mols
bine. @r bat iie gefragt, ob t9 Ell
men Oertrdgli8en Gbaratter babe"
= @bol 9otient. nSagen sic,
Serr Goftor, bebonoeln sic aad)
Ger Somoo- ODER Naopotbie?"
9oftor: o@gol, bel mir fam laeer
nod ieiner Salon ieIig tperoen!'
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
&Oicoger, Der @inOmuder".

geter &olegger er5ablte bel IT.
eelo elmer @clegenbeit, 0ab er liA
els flcincr Surge ais o3oltberer"
bdGtigt babe, unO penn es in Der
gSclt INNER ouf gcred)te @eiie gu
finge, bdtte er cigentli9 IN iciner
Nirtcnscit oen Spisnamen n@ino.
RAIDER" crboIten miilien.
sd fonnte @inO MAIDEN, mirf-
l:dcn 8ino, mic CT iiber Die 9ergc
blnobitrif un0 in ben 81ulnen
rauIdtc. @ineS Sommcrta9eS mar
i'd nit mcbreren gtad)borsbirten aui
ser Sod)niotte, no mir unIere &in,
Der tpeiocten. SIS idien Die mar.
me Come, 10 0aB mir uniere Sop.
pen mcgmnrfcnt unO ploBlih mar es
mieOer 10 fiibl, OaB mir ale in Die
Aoppen bineinldliipften. Ser @ino
g:ng 5eitmeiIig. nYuben," REF ih
porpitig aus, lid fam 8in0 ma
den!"
o@eb, plallif nitl"
rguf SpaB ltno @rnIt, i6 fam
S9ino MAIDEN. Soa i1? Sfolt'$
t:nmal!" Sd bob Den befeu6te en-
Singer bod: nGein 2iiftel iest.
g8etten mir, in eiaer Minltte gebt
Der @inoI"
n2oB oid nit aitsladenI"
SD rib meme buntgeltreifte 3ip-
ielmiibe bonn &opfe, belt iie ME eli
men Sud an ben Muno, uno nit
Dem Nuge in Ben Simmel ailslu,
Aeno, mo ilIt Elm 8olfenboIen iid
ser Come nabte, rief i1 in Die Miit.
&c: n8ino, @ino, fon1m geI6pino!
&apipapi - Si6apilorum!" 9rei-
nal Iugte i6 es uno l6leuoerte oonli
Sic Wfiibe in Die 2lft.
ga Derounfelte iid bic @elt, uno
IS itri6 elm tiibler @inb. Dor
Staunen iperrten tie Die MtGllIer ouf,
ilno Der @infGltieite bon ibncn tpoG-
te Dor mir nieOerfnien. MlS Der
talte Strid poruber mar uno Die
Warme Come i6ien mie friiber, be.
gebrten iie, 0aB i9 Ben 3oiiber nod
cinmal tue. Sic moaten mir
W%abriheinlid orauf fommen, uie
cas gemaft miro. SD blifte oemii-
tig gen Sintmel, mo in Der Gor-
lenndbe feline @olfe mar. ,Sebt
liidt, Suben, ibr fonntet eud) per.
fGlten!" 4ber iie ordngten 10 LANCE,
bis fpieOer Elm @olfenfeben Der
Some Suitri6. SEQ, m~einetbolben,
iaenn ibr idon Ourdnus moat!"
llno in Die 3ipfelmiibe binei1:
"@ino, 8ino, fonlm geid)mino, Ga.
pipapi, Sidapilorum!" Die Miibe in
Die Suit %geiporfen. SuidL rauId)tc
cs pieoer i'm Ibornboltm, es ging
Ger @ino.
9alO wuBte es galt5 9lIpI: Der
alitppencgger Beterl fam @ino ma
Nenl 9ie @bre oauerte bis gum
r1fiten SturmL Der Dem &ie9clber.
ger einen ldonen 2drderbaum emit
ttltr5elte. Ser @ei6dcigte fam in
@egleitung oes observation-disclosures
IN infer SauS, fragte oam 9cterl
1a6 uno butter Dem Gfiifcn belt
er = ungebrannte Ii6e. Sd beet
lie mid, Dor ibrn, meinem Safer uno
oem @en1cinocporItano meme qonse
intercollegiate @iiienidaft p~rcis5u.
gebcn. uBenn cine @olfe Dor ole
Some gebt, 10 ltreid)t ulcmal Elm
filler 8ino i6 fam mir oa-
fir!"
so bait ms g'foppt!" f6rie Scr
t3icgel6erger.
y8iro idier net onoerifter fem"
cntidieo Der 8orItano, ntper iid nit
cinmal 10 oiel oltsfemnt BEL Conn
llEo @ep0lf uno @inO, gu Dem Iagt
man balt nad)bcr: 2opipopi =
SiNapiloruml"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

feline Snitrodidcn foIge Oebt, oanh
fonntc ncinc 6rcunOc 6Iaucrid iiir
mid fatfe.
.I6ilipp," fat er ociugt, ~wcnn
Su nit Ol6It, mas id Did iage, Damn
bit ou Der gr6Bte Gicl, no ielnals
oreiiiert worOc is. .iponit i6 oerblei.
ne Sbne Sbrn Iicber
G6tGtpp Sauerdmpe r.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Steiner S%rrtum. Sin
Notar pirb oufs 2anO gerufen, I'm
elm SeItament ouf5une9men. Der
i'm 8ett liegenbe Bauer b%iftiert, unb
als oles fertig, erbebt ii6 Der Nos
tor, I'M gu ge6en. Sn bemfelben
4ugenAide ri9tet ii9 Der robuite
2onbmann altf feinem Eager in bic
9Dbe unb frogt: n&ann i9 nun
aud aufiteb'n?"
@Otar: sSu, iinO Sic Oenn ni4t
trant9"
Bauer: rlGir feblt mir! s. bab'
nur 'glaubt, 6eimS eftamen:en MAIDEN
muB mo- I'M 8ett liegen!'
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

@ 6mieren0irefto DSo,
iagen sic mir nltr, mein Setter,
mas mar oenn oas beittc NIT
Sbnen? Sic baben ia m0breno oes
SclbItgelprG6S geitottert uno ge-
wiirqt, oaB i6 ge0u6t babe, Sic
ibmciBen total uni"
0ariteI1er: 0Nd, SEER 9i-
RECTOR, qs mar cine redte Dual; &C.
rooe wGbreno oeS @lonologeS brafte
elmer in ser erIten Sibreibe cine 10
iG0ne @urit berouS unO 90 = Lief
mir bolt'S @aiier i'm Mltno gu
iommcn!"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

9roftifdi. u@orum lGBt
Dir BON 3ciren Botienten benin
INNER 10 genalt iagen, mas Tie Fl.
len? &annIt Gu oenn leidter ie-
ben, mas ibnen febIt?"
,@ein, oos nidt. glber id) fann
6ann leidter lire 8erm0gensum'
ItGnoe beltrteileit, un6 oona6 rid-
tet iid natiirlid Oos Sonorar.
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

- &i6t M . d. so, SER
&onoioot, sic miiien uid)t, mo SDre
0til3 if2 ltngefabr oa, mo Sic
Sbre Eai9enilbr baben."
uNein, Serr @rofeIior, oas 1T I'LL.
moglid."
.unm0gIid? @ieio oenn?"
. nSa, Serr Brofeiior, id babe
meme llbr altf Dem Seibamt."
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

9D4fe l1n3ufriebsns
beit. o.: u@olen sic bsnn nidlt
einmol etipns gegen Sbre S@per6Oe
risteit tun9"
s.: vM9 nein! Dem mas man
iebt gu b0ren betpmmt, bas 1T meili
bod .ni9ts @utes!"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Satole @igeuf4oft.
&unbe: rNa9 .Sbrem Gntfettunss@
tee, Der 10 poraiisli4 pir!en iod, bin
i9 nod Flint gfunO 14psrer gelpcr<
benz"
Grfinber (ltol3): So na9rbaft
lit or au9!" i
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
II eberfIuB +.

ueberfIuB. Sunge @at-
tin: n0rei S6cioungsgriinoe aui
einmall S1ooe, oaB ibsIfiir meme
tituftigen Seiraten nidt @itscn oar.
a!is sieben fannl"
@ener Iusoruf. Serr
(3u eirent anoern): n@ie lit oenn
oas nenelte Bib oes &ealiiten So"
.gtatiirlib unnaturli9 natiir.
li9?
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Der Gtammgaf. @ait;
,Oie portion 1T aber Eeute ie5r
Helm, &eaner. Sic mii1en bod, bob
i'd als tGsli9sr gif9sait immer
slpei S@eiben Gleil4 befomme!!"
Rellner: sd bite I'm @er5eis
bung, bic R04in bat psrseHen. bic
S9eibe bur9auf9neiDen."
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

uner5Drt. .@arum 1T
oenn Der Seltermann aus eurem Nbz
Finenalerpsrein ausgeidlchm tpors
benz"
nd, Der Msni9 bat ia i4dnbliz
DE Rebensartsn an ii9. Neuli4
Iaste er, man miTe benz @Olte eno>
lid nal rreinen Wein eini@enten"!A
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16


% ieiungeSirma a. r5ur9t=
bar langpeilig I;no bic 9anbperter,
-. inapii4en babe i3 f9on Pleite
gema9t unb bic 2aoeneinridtuns 1T
nod INNER ni9t fertig."
z8Iidt in Die 3nfunft.
Sic batten ii6 perlobt.
.O, 2iebiter", baudte iie, riG
meroe ane Define Sorgen uno Ser
orieBli1feiten teilen!"
.@ber ib babe gar feline Sorgell
unoe @erorieBlidfeiten", peDrte ct
ob.
n0ein", baudte iie mieoer, ridN
meme, tpenn mir perbeiratet iinol"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

teniden gemeie. Sbne
lang mo brett 5u
erfsplcbne, mas meme
aontrOlperiie nit ben
Mcocswciler for e
GnO gcnolnme bat,
omlper mas is Die
Subs. gr bat Die
ganje @eididt oils
Elm bon feline be-
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
OCT ID 7 upIet. y
@rGutigom 1T npon uno SUE"
rSo, ob unb 3u!"

Sci &robens~ &rot (5u
ieilcm SproBling): nMorib, NOR.
I'M treibIt gu ni6t @interiport?
gu biit bod n ridtiger - Wfor-
ntorfainin6oderl"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

MiBOerfonben. 9err:
rGogen Sic, tonn man benn Die
&n0pfe an benz Hod ni4t OcrieBen?"
S4neiber: nSreili9 = Sic t0nz
men 1ogor ben gonaen Rod perfeBen."
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

n0ie 2icbe fdnet oft nit 2eioen
an"
nSSSa, oas peiB if; BEL meinem
erIten SteI1bihein in elmer &onoito-
rel Bah id aIs Grfennungs5ei6en
feds @ortionen @efrornes ellen milf
fen!"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

5rau 81: o9lber id] bite, ma-
den Sic iid 6nd nibt Die Wt;ibe,
mid Dinaus5ubeglciten!"
6rau g.: 80. oas lit feline
Miibe, oas lit mir elm Sergniigcnl"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
@HeMsr sd)reihrhrirt hes
Yhtlipp 5amrrampftr.
$780,.

Stein Iiebcr Scrr 9icoaftionar;-
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

Senne: .@as hat oenn Der
Samii6c Staotfrad nit Sir g.
babt?"
Sennerin: n@'fraet bot er
NIL mas q 9uiierl foit't."
Senne: rlln1 mas bait NADIA
gu at eabm g'iagt?"
Sennerin: IS bob eabm
e'ia9t, er ioa's nur probier'nL uno
mas es foit't, sos miro nadia Ser
Dofta ido aufidreib'nl"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

= @nnonce Gin Gbering lit
in 8crluit geraten. Ser ebrlide 6in-
Ser miro eriudt, Die Oa5u geborige
Srau gegcn quite Selobnung balo OBJ
5ubolen.
Gin broper g i6ter.
8ouer (nodtS Sen ane6t beraus'
f~lopfcno): .&annes! @nnnes! 8ef'
i6nea N &unb aufl Wair ideint, s
iino Spibbubcu alif'm Soie!"
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16

= S9ts 4uffaffung. nSa.
liebe Srau, Der 9oarausfna Bel ST.
rer Scooter tommt BON elmer @rt 8as
aillen."
n@timmt. 9err 0ottor, elm paar
babe id i4on gefunben."
@us~oer S9uIe. r0n
bait pieber rSiger" flein CEDRIC
ben, ib babe Dir bod geiagt, ales,
mas may anfaiien fam, i6reibt
man groB."
r90nncn sic ettpa etnen Sigsr
anfaiiclL SER 2ebrer?'
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16


81 ,Mamc,
Ite1t man, ipenn man marine Wila
baben min, Die Sub auf D.n Ofen?"
-9eutli9erWi S9niez
germutter (5u 8efu9): Sure ubr
ge9t ia ai9t!"
S9niegerio rytein, lieee
S4piegermutter, bic gebt aud ni9t!"
Aus Der S9ule. 2ebrer:
ra0nnsn bic 9anptportef cu4 ges
fteigert iperben?"4
&na6e: ySa."
2e6rer: so? Damn ias' mir
einmal Gin 8eiipiel."
&nabe: rMai, Maier, Meiltsr."
Washington Journal., 1920-07-16
1T int 2ebem bdiIid einecridtct.

.@nti6uloisen sic, fonnen Sic
ms piellei6t eilen @uItbof in bic
lem Stdot6en empfchlen - ioaen
mir in oie n8olt" ober in sen so
men" geDen2"
n@cben Sic idon in Die ~9olt"
= es lit i'm 9olpen baBli6 cillge-
ribtet."
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-08-11
will be Here Saturday.

Rev. ]. R. Crawford of Paducah,
Rev. F. J. Cheek IF Danville and
Rev. Weber of Lebanon will conduct
a New Era Institute at the Presby-
terrain church on Saturday and Sun
day August IA and Is. The services
which pertain to the campaign for
"A Better World" "a Better Com,
munity" and "a Better Church"
will consist of stereoptican views, and
lectures by the above named minis
tiers all of whom are known and ad-
mired by Columbia people. Services
Saturday evening at 7:3O and Sunday
morning at IL. The church members
are urged and the puqlic is cordially
invited to attend. Services of like
nature will also be held at Union on
Friday and Saturday Aug. Is and IA.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-08-11
Victory for Columbia.

Last Friday afternoon the Columbia
Baseball Club met the crack News
Journal team Of Canpbellsville. en-
the latter's grounds, where there was
a very interesting game, after Mr..
Gozder got the umpirss strung out.
We have heard Of games where there
were players put out of the contest,
but never before were the umpIres
changed as many as four times.
The first inning Campbellsvills run
in scores, but after "Old Burnley"
got at home the tide changed and out
of 10 innings he only allowed them 3
hits and scores. After the first inn
ing this was a very interesting game.
both sides playing hard for victory.
but the Columbia boys just simply
out played their opponents, who had
won 8 games out of 10 played thisYsar,
but they had not played Columbia
before. The final score stood 10 to 9,
10 innings.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-08-11

ing crew. Every we'll these people
have drilled is a good one, and while
no correct estimate of the amount OF
production is ventured, still it is
known there is an abundance of high
grade oil on the property, and it is
attracting the attention of some of
the big oil men of the country. Sum-
dry parties have been trying to Sc
cure price on the property, but the
Company is 10th to name one owing to
the fact that they are convinced they
have great and promising PROPOSE
zion, and they expect to reap some of
the profits by holding on to it and OPP
Grating it themselves. They have
just passed the rigid inspection of the
State "BIue Sky" law, and they are
now offering to sell limited amount
Of the capital stock ror the purpose
of raising additional funds for extra
equipment and operating expenses.
Mr.. Geo. b. Palmer, president of
the Palmer Oil Company, with gener-
al Offices in this city, has just return
ed from trip to Cleveland and West
Virginia. He reports their big drill
ing rig on the way and it is expected
any day. 1t has capacity to make the
deepest tests, and it will be manned
by crew of competent and expert.
enced men who know the business
thoroughly, so we look for some good
results to follow their efforts here.
The exact location of the first drilling
has not been made public, but suffice
to say chat it will be very close to Co.
lumbis, and on q location recommend
ed by Mr.. Lucien Becknsr, Winehes-
ter, one Of the best posted and most
reliable biologists to be found any
where. In this connection 1 am
pleased to state that Mr.. Palmer says
while on his recent trip he saw moth
ing in Ohio, West Virginia, or any
other section Of Kentucky, in the way
OF structure, to begin to compare
with what we have right here in
Adair county. ar. Palmer taIso re-
ports that several capitalists from the
north are arranging to come here at
an early date, and when they do there
will be something doing in such a way
that it will cause the most. chronic,
pesslmist to sit up and take notice, ..
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-08-11
The fOrdSOn Tractor.

Every farmer who wants to save la
Dor and turn his ground to perfection
should own one of these machines 1t
is sold by the the Buchanan Lyon
Company and farmers who have pur-
chased are perfectly delighted. Labor
is quite an item in this day and time,
in fact it is almost impossible for far
mers to secure help sufficient to put
out their crops. The Fordson Trac-
tor having been introduced. the far
mer who owns one of these machines
is independent, as it will turn over
more ground in Une day than three
men with double shovel plows could
break in week or ten days. 1t is a
labor saving machine, doing its work
quickly and accurately.
Last Wednesday one was in opera
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-Coburg, quite a number of persons
being present, and they were astonish-
ed to see the amount of ground it
turned in a short time. 1t carries a
Mckay Disc Pillow.
When this machine was placed on
Mr., Faulkner's farm he had not pur-
chased it, Buchanan Lyon Company
telling him that If, after trial, he did
not want it they would remove it.
1t was not removed
Adair county farmers who want to do
up-to-date work, at less expense than
the old way, should get in communi-
cation with the Buchanan Lyon Com
pany. This machine is like the Ford
Car. 1t has come to stay, and ths
farmer who does not buy one will sV-
erIastingly be behind with his work.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-08-11
Trip to Mississippi.

Mr.. B. o. Hurt and Mr.. E. A. Nc
Kinley returned from West Point,
Miss, last Friday. They went to
Mississippi, prospecting and they were
perfectly delighted with the country
about West Point. Mr.. Hurt was in
the Office Saturday and reported that
he contracted for 26O acres of splen-
did land, and he contemplates to take
up his residence in that settlement as
soon as he can sell his property in
Adair county. Mr.. Mckinley took an
option on boundary of fine land and
it is very likely that he will close a
deal in a short time
In speaking Of his VISIT, Mr.. Hurt
stated that Mr.. C. s. Harris and Mr..
R z. Young, former citizens Of
this place, were delightfully."- situated,
but that they resided in West Point.
He and Mr.. Mckinley, he Ssys, wsrs
royalty treated BY these gentleman
and their families, every courtesy
shown them, and that they were made
to feel perfectly at home.
Mr.. Harris and Mr.. Young are deal
ers in real estate, and full attention.
il paid Adair county prospective buy
ers. Mr.. Hurt says that the country
is much better than represented to
him before leaving home. He has no
hssitancy in advising his friends to go
and see it. /; j-s:..
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-08-11
A Quiet Wedding.

Last Wednesday afternoon, about 1
O'Clock, Miss leila Pelley and Mr. J.
D. Jarvis, of Barbourville, were hap.
PLY married by Rev r, Y. Bennett,
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ] 81 Pelley, this city.
Soon after the ceremony the couple
left for the, home of the groom.
The bride has been teaching in Bar.
bourville for several years, and - was
in that place she became acquainted
with the gentleman who is now her
companion.
The bride is very excellent young
lady, very quiet in disposition and the
announcement of her marriage Will be
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-08-11

The Graded school building has I'M
dergone some needed repairs. A new
roof has been placed on the building,
and other changes have been made in
the interior, making the building
comfortable and much more conven-
lent. On the inside it will have the
appearance of a new building. The
new metal ceiling make the upper
rooms very inviting. x"