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The diamond drill., 1921-01-22
Has BONUS MEASURE. Is.

Iaas-. fVIfI 4.
Rep Jensen, OF EscapaDa. will In
troduce a measure calling for state
bonus to soldiers who served in the
world war. His plan is practically
the same as that adopted by the state
OF Washington. II would call for SIS
for each month or major part OF a
month served. This would mean s2s5
each for the few who served the en-
tire nineteen months OF the war and
decreasing amounts from that mark.
down TO nothing. for others. There
Is no way TO figure out exactly what
this would cost the state. but as there
we're approximately 10000 Michigan
men who saw service. n Is estimated
that the proposed bonus would In
volve a total sum between ten and
twenty millions OF dollars.
The only way such a sum could bs
provided would be through bond is-
sue that would require a constitu- !
tional amendment 10 be voted upon at I
the spring election In order TO make
II possible.
With the resumption OF business BY i
both houses the Introduction of bills
becomes the leading feature ~ tbs
sessions. the great majority ol tho
members having their pet measures
ready for early entry. II Is expected
that the big meaunres OF the session
will not appear for few weeks. es-
pecially those intended 10 carry out
the governors suggestion OF consol-
idating departments. as they will re-
Qulre much careful work In propara-
tlon.
\ ~~fmF" -
The diamond drill., 1921-01-22
| LANSING
LEGISLATURE PREPARED
FOR IMPORTANT SESSION
Speaker Warner Completes Commit
tee Organizations and Several
Bills Under Discussion.
tBy Special correspondent)

Announcement OF the makeup of
the 81 committees OF the house by
Fred l.. Warner was the chief
event OF the reconvenlng OF the
legislature. The new speaker man.
aged to satisfy everybody with his
appointments and the work OF the ses.
sion will speedily be under way. Fol-
lowing are the members OF the most
important house committees. the first
named representative in each case be-
ing the chairman OF the committee:
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04

and Mrs. z. B. Hall. They we're
accompanied by Dan Rollins one
of their Corbin friends Rev.
George Childress preached at the
Baptist church Saturday evening,
Sunday morning and evening. =
Mrs. R. H. Hamm is reported
very sick.-The sales of w. H.
Anderson and j. H. Kegley were
attended and every thing sold
for a good price. Rev. Young,
who is now d resident of Lex ing
ton, was in our town Tuesday,
Miss 10 Davis, of Mt. Vernon, is
the guest of her sister, MRS.
Walter Robins this week. Sam
Cromer and Harlan Doan took
their tobacco to Lancaster market
first Of the week. Rev, L. N.
Bowling preached in Livingston
Sunday morning and evening. =
If you have news items please
phone No. AZ. Don't hold the
news back then expect it to find
its way to the Signal.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
NASHVILLE
HOUSE
Makes Remarkable
Offer
Five Days
Trial Free

Everyone who wears glasses or
needs glasses TO relieve eyestrain
or headache will be glad to know
that The Nashville Spectacle
House IS Arcade Nashville, Tenn.
will send a pair of True Seeing"
glasses, large or medium size in
gold filled frames or handsom and
stylish dark or light shell"
frames to any responsible person
who writes them stating age, and
how long they have been wearing
glasses. "We have glasses from
$3.50 to $500 and after using the
glasses for five days you can
send us the amount of the glasses
$i.so or $500 $3.50 or $500 ac-
cording to the kind and price you
order.
II the glasses are not salts
factory and you do not wish to
keep them just return them and
we will credit you with amount
and you will be out nothing except
a little postage. For those who
inciose cash with order We will
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY, BOTH
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

Having desired to make herace for County Judge subject
the will Of the Republicans the August Primary Election
claim Prohibition qualifications fill said Office the
fact that know the duties Of County Judge pledge myself
elected this high Office do duties regardless of any per-
sonal motive or political view
My friend Bowman says there evils existing in this
county which checked will destroy
very foundation and happiness though believe
woudbe wise to take who has been in touch with ills
Of the whole administration them and he has been
under the with them to this good day.
Would be wise depend him adjust and
bad management mentioned by him. and him your public
and friend though he could tell his friends until he needed
political pie!
Hyou will elect will you that will fill the office
from start finish letter of the law and you that
Of an officer elect Lee Ward and you will have it,
So thanking in advance for word that you
may speak for me, am
Yours respectfully,
LEE WARD
Orlando KY
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04

'ut d. D.. .'t'
with Relatives at Qu!ali aHd JrVd'
head. Mrs. W. 4. Ward has re-
turned to her home in Raveuna
after few days visit with rela-
tives here Miss Marie Rambo,
of Stanford. visiting Miss Sal.
iie PHI" 'f'ir ''ts - ~ Ell'
Mae blanfocd mas returned from
Louisville where she has been
visiting relatives for the pas,
weeks. e Helilrd, of Mt. Yer
non, was In our town Saturday.
Judge Cam Mullins, of Mt. Yer.
non, was here Saturday between
trains enroute home from 9erea.
The Judge said the pike is com.
ing this way as fast as possible
Next Wednesday will be Ground
Hog Day according to old folks
who claim that on the second of
February he would leave his den
and come out and If he seen his
shadow he would return and stay
six weeks. If Mr.. Ground Hog
has any thing to do with the
weather, here is hoping that it
will be raining or cloudy, or any
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY,

In announcing myself candidate for Republican nom
nation for sheriff Of Rockcae County be chosen Primary
Election August 6th 1921 wish my policies Shoud be
nominated and elected will faithfully promptly perform the
duties Of this Office and be and accommodating to
will have with anyone clerk or deputy that
would interfere with dschaeng any time they failed
to perform the duties of their Office will keep the shes Office
open for business during regular office hours
days and holidays Il will endeayor make a.y business IN
pleasant will use all the power as sheriff to pre-
the tubance of Church Sunday other public
gathering promise to make sober officer and all dill.
eence possible enforce the prohibition law letter
Since the constitution has given the right the ballot
especially appeal them for their and influence promising
them that should be elected will look their interests to the
best of my ability
have lived all my life in Rockcaste County have tried
to treat people right have always voted the Republican ticket and
supported the nominees of that party After being defeated
Primary four ago gave and the whole Repub
ican ticket loyal support and should opposition and
again suffer defeat will not hesitate to do likewise
Expecting Rockcase County between now
and August 9th and soliciting your support, | am
Your friend
&C. CLARK
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, IS.


Lucas County. IS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath
that he is senior partner of the firm
of F. j. Cheney d Co., doing busi-
ness in the City of Toledo, County
aud State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each
and every case Of ::Catsrrh that
cannot be cured by the use of
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me ANA sub.
scribed in my presence, this 9th
day Of December. A. ID. 1886.
(sssl) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Mediciue Is
taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucuous Sur.
faces of the System. Send TOR
testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 7sc.
Halls Family Pills for Constr.
patton.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
It's Wonderful"
Says This Woman
Feels Like Praising
Tanlac to Skies After
What It Has Done
For Her.

II have just finished my second
bottle OF Tanlac and am already
rid of troubles that bothered me
for three years. ''said Mrs, Chas
Grounds, OF Ill Fitteeth St, Ash
land. Ky.
Il could scarcely eat anything
without suffering from indlges
ton. After every meal I had q
heavy feeling in the pit of my
stomach, with q smothering
sensation and violent palpitation
of the heart. These troubles got
so much worse at night ! often
had TO get up and walk the floor
In order TO breathe, ! was so
nervous ii was almost impossible
for me to get q good nights sleep.
Ny Kidneys bothered me and /
had severe Pains in my back and
sides. I wss badly csnstipsted
Nd subject to terrible headaches
b fact I was In such pain carly
II the time l could hardly get
lsouud.
&"I kept reading and hearing
about Tanlad i decided to try il,
and now I actually feel like a
woman. have q splendid
appetite and can eat just anything
l want and never any bad after
effects. I no longer suffer from
constipation or headaches. my
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
GU A | L.

Eve rybody in this section is
about done gathering corn and
now preparing for another crop
for I971.-Ben albright is out
from Eu banks this week. Miss
Delta Logsdon spent Tuesday
with Miss Verla Mullins.-Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Albright were
visiting Allen Hiatt Tuesday
ellis Brown was IN Mt. Vernon
Monday. Mrs. Ava McMullins
Is still working in the store of
ID. L. Dillingham;. Ben Albright,
Russell Albright and wife We're
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
BrOdhead

The six program lyceum course
opened Saturday evening, Janu-
airy goth. with the presentation
of the Marie Hesson Company at
the graded and high school audi.
forum. Too much cannot be
said in behalf Of the entertaining
Of these young ladies' for their
program was excellent fro IN start
TO finish. The next program will
be presented February I6, and
following that February a3. I'm.
doubleday the glorious report of
the first program will induce
many to attend the succeeding
programs, those that unfortunate
ly failed to see Marie hesson Com
pany and to be sure. all that
were present for the first pro.
gram are anxiously waiting for
the remaining ones. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charh. Spoonamore of the
Hiatt section, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlan Doau first of the
week.-Mrs.. APP Taylor visited
relatives in Mt. Vernon last
week.-Giles and Rev. j. Vicar
ter were here from Hartman,
Tenn, Sunday with their brother,
DR.. w. r. Cacter.-Mrs. l.. N.
Bowling was very sick latter part
of last week.-Mrs.. ,Chas. Brown
and children, returned to their
home at Livingston Monday after
a two weeks visit with relatives
here and at Quall.--Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Cromer and children, of
near Hiatt. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Doan Sunday.-Ben Blau-
ton has moved his family to Har.
Ian county.-W. A. Carson is In
Mt. Vernon this week.-Rev. A.
J. Pike is in Harlan attending the
trial of DR.. H. c. Wines, charged
with the murder of Miss Lura
Parsons, Pine Mountain settle
ment school teacher, which is
creating SO much attention thru,
out Kentucky.-R. L. Hicks was
in Louisville first of the week -
Joseph aud Bennett Hall were at
home from corbin Saturday and
Sunday with their parents. Mr..
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04

Norton Thursday.-Miss Bonnie
Adams who has been visiting
relatives at Quail, has returned
to her home in cincinnati.-
Miss Delta Logsdon spent Fri.
day with Miss Elsie .Hsrris at
Ottawa.-I. NJ. Herrin and vii.
lie Logsdon were In Brodhesd
Friday. - Russell albright re.
turned from Eubanks Sunday
Miss Wayne Adams aud Jewel
Owens have gone to Brodhesd
to school, Mr.. and Mrs. Cy
Owens spent Sunday with Mr..
L. B. Brown.-Miss Elsie Herrin
has come home after a few days
visit to her cossia a. Ottawa.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04

Kidneys have quit bothering me
and my nerves nave Quilted down.
l cah now sleep soundly for
eight hours or more and wake
up feeling fine and full If energy.
Taulac has brought me out so
wonderfully / feel like praisiug
1t to the skies and / neven expect
to be without it,"
Tanlac is sold in Mt.Vernon by
Chas. c. DAVIS; in Brodhead by the
Brodhead Pharmacy, and in
Livingston by r G. Webb; in Burr
by w. NJ. Owens. =.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04

Wichita. Kansas.
ian. 29th, 1921.
Dear Cousin Jim:
Was sure glad to hear from
you as 1 haven't got a letter from
KY. tor quite awhile. Yes fatbe-
got run over or rather backed in.
to with a Cadallac Car on June Al
and was appar emily getting along
alright his left ankle was broken
and his shoulder was bruised. I
was over and stayed four days
and he was getting better. He ate
a chicken dinner that mother
fixed for him and took IL to the
hospital and he ate hearty and
along in the evening he taken sud
denly with his heart and died be,
fore mother could get up there.
He was 60 years old and Il Wsa
to much of q strain yoa know she
went every place py his seh The
man that run over him vss 8 l64.
yer and belonged to the Masonic
lodge with my father. we settled
with him to cheap. ii would have
been hard to get judgement
against him although he was
backing around the corner. He
settled by paying all expenses
and giving my mother $1,000.
From c. w. McGinnes q son OF
Collie Ham TO James Winstesd.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
B RIO NJ O

Mr.. J. B. Noe went to FRANK
fort to-day on business Mr..
and Mrs. F. F.. Bullock and fam.
lily are very sick with measles -
Mr.. and Mrs. o Scoggin Of
Ottawa visited Mr.. and Mrs 7
B. Chandler last Saturday aud
Sunday Sherman Chasteen
was in Mt. Vernon Saturday on
business, - Rev. James Cummins
preached at Freedom Sunday
Bro. Cummins has been called
as pastor and will preach or the
third Saturday aud Sunda, in
each month Miss Jesse Chas.
teen has recovered from whoop.
ing cough and will return to
Ian. don School next week Mrs.
Clarice Chandler and children
have moved to her fathers OF
Naretburg.-- Mr.. Lester Scott
will 60 to Richmond next week
to attend Eastern State Normal.
- We are planning TO have a sing.
ing school at Freedom which will
be conducted by Mr.. Matthew Null.
ms OF Johnetta - G. W. Owens
and Oscar Scott have returned
from Lockland Ohio. - We wish
to inform our friends that our
line is in good shape
and we feel quite proud after be. !
ing Isolated for some six months.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
D. G. CLARK.

send a nice folding spectacle case
free"
Sl.so glasses have alumiuum
frames.
Sa,5o glasses are in small
gold filled frames.
IS So glasses are in medium
large gold filled frames.
$500 glasses are IN extra large
gold fillcd or "Shell frames.
Address Nashville Spectacle
House, So Arcade, Nashville,
Tenn I5-2t
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
Livingston

wa h It the sun does not shine
~ that day. We understand
that J W Baker was given $I4oo
for the damage the building of
the pike through his :lot to reach
where the approach to the bridge
is to he over Round Stone Creek.
Now, with that settled, it is to be
hoped that every thing will 60 on
! quietly and the gap between the
grade up the river and the other
grade will be completed. Rev.
L. N. Bowling, Of Brodhead, de.
livered three sermons here at
the Christian Church. On Sat-
urday evening he said he would
talk on Prohibition. and any one
that heard his talk and says he
did not picture 1t in the true
light, surely must be 90 full of
prejudice that they cant give
justice. He showed what strong
drink had Caused and what il is
doing to day, and asked the PEG.
pie to get busy. Now, that the
woT IN hold the balance of power
and the men have failed this far
to rid the country of this awful
stuff, we are. satisfied they will
rise and help put this monster
out of business. Then. when we
are rid of this moonshine business
this will be better world to live
in. AS Billy Sunday says, "Satan
will have to bank his fire, put
crepe on the doors OF torment and
advertise hi for rent. I'VE
read with interest the letter from
Mrs. j. L. Livesay. Randolph.
ILL.,. and would be glad If a lot of
the old school mates of Level
Greco scattered over the United
States would write the Signal
letters and by so doing we be-
lieve it would be interesting to
all We will say to the Level
Green correspondent give rs a
write up of our old home every
time you can. We delight in
reading them.--J. T. Jones who
has been quite sick for a few days
IS much improved at this writing
j. w. Baker ST., was in Mt.
Vernon Suuday.-Carl Dickerson
was in Mt. Vernon Saturday,
Mrs. M. H. Mullins and children
ire visiting In Covington and Gin.
:innati. Miss Lille Kelly who
las been sick for a few days is
much better and is at her post in
he post ofice.-C. H. Rice was
n Brodhead Monday taking up
ross ties.-Miss Annie Pearl
Brown, who Is attending college
t Berea, visited her sister. Mrs.
Jam Mullins from Saturday until
ruesday.-Miss Oakley Large Is
listing in London this week.
\. c. Carpenter has returned
rom Illinois where he has been
listing relatives.-Mrs. J. W.
'hearer and children, of London.
lave been visiting her mother,
drs. J. c. MCGUIRE and sister.
drs. o. r. Foley Andy Kincer
Vas AZ East Be,zss&Gt Tuesday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-04
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY

wish myself a candidate for the nomna ton
for the office of Circuit Court Clerk subject the will the
Republican Voters (bo and men) Of Rokcae County
total absaner from strong drinks and tobacco Have
been saunch Republican every since knew any party
Never any time have held any kind Of public Office but
feel that am qualified having passed acquired examinations
am young twentyone Of age and with the help
of all the voters Of this county. giving opportunity will
demonstrate that Morality the standard public
affairs. .aoza--..
Your and influence is kindly solicited the Primary
August 9Th 1921
Sincerely yours
JESSE M DEBORD
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handsome today" Edith continued.
81 notice that you take particular
painss with y ourclothes whenever
you know you are going to see me-
There was no use In asserting that
y didn't. The only thing was to keep
up the spirit Of the joke.
That's because you're the daugh-
ter Of my future boss-or at least I
hope he'll be-" / told her.
"Gs that all ! mean to you? Good
by" And she rang off abruptly.
! was about TO go back to my
father-in-law. Fooltshly had left
the door Of his room open. Had he
heard the end OF my conversation?
II so. would he tell his wife? Would
1t agree with her ideas OF what the
conversation Of a married man
should be?
What would she say to Dot2 ]
hadn't said anythlng-but the whole
conversation was in such an inti-
mate vein. And l was aware that
my tone had been a little more than
friendly.
suddenly I gave a start. Had /
reached the point where l was Gre
ating imaginary terrorS for myself?
How had Edith forced me to share
secrets with her? How could she
make me say things that l did not
want repeated TO my wife
It was an impossible situation. l
would find some means to cut my
Say out Of the petty entanglements
and deceits that were sitting ME.
Then l remembered that ! needed
he Job her father could give me.
Ito Be Continuedl
Copyright, 1921, N. Z. Az
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Silk Dresses
SIS to SIS

A MONG these new modes one
"A finds a Dress of fotllard
trimmed with organdie Dress
Of Canton crepe made with a
skirt Of white and bodice III the
popular tomato color; and In
Vulnerable Dresses iii Roshanara
crepe, Cantor err. Featuring
,srious sha.!ef Of gray aHdltaf-
tsta. But l.eJ are sd Efcrent
so smart and desirable! And
so reasonably priced they spell
great value.
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near him. Acute pain in his right
arm caused him to vince
Broken" said the woman SYM
p%atheically. He saw that she was
dressed in white.
"Hospltal?" he asked.
mot exactly" she smiled. TITS
the Business Girls Home for Grip
pied Children. You were brought
here as an emergency"
1.-THE Business Girls?" he asked.
Eyes. It's an organization Of
young women who pay a certain
amount OF their earnings every
week TO maintain this institution.
They work in secret, believing that
charity that proclaims itself to the
world is no charity at all"
cts not very elegant" she apollo
'gized, "but we hope to have better
quarters-sometIme. You can be re-
moved to one of the uptown hos
pitfalls In a few days"
She left the room and he ponder
cd. He had sustained two shocks In
the last few days. The first In the
form Of 81, 100000 had put him in a
daze. The second in the shape Of a
telephone pole seemed to have
brought him out Of it. He wondered
II he were dreaming 1t all but the
pain in his arm was sufficient to
convince him,
The sweet-faced woman hustled
into the room.
""The president OF the Business
Girls is here" she said. "She's COM
Ing to see you. I can't introduce
you for l don't know your name.
There was no Identification mark
in your clothes, probably because
they're all new. She's q wonderful
girl, I can tell you"
Presently Into the room walked
Bertha Walton.
"Casper!" she exclaimed and
drew back.
Casper's pondering had not been
without results.
"Bertha," he called, don't leave
It NAV be human nature to feel that
there's a barrier between us now
but I've had all that kind Of human
nature knokced out Of me by a tele'
phone pole. Come here and let's
talk things over. For one thing that
note Of yours is all follishnesB and
for another ! want to discuss o new
building for the Business Girls home
for Crippled Children, and It's going
to be a secret, too-because charity
that proclalms itself to the world
is no charity at all"
And Bertha went to him with hel
cheeks that glowed and eyes thai
were %glistening with pride.
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Wash Frocks
$3.50 to SIS

EXQUISITE creations in dotted
~ Swiss, organdie, wolfe and
imported ginghgam. The modes
and color schemes are simply be-
yond description. Some Of the
Frocks are positively different
than any ever before shown. New
ideas show organdie trimmed
with cerea ribbon, organdie over
tissue bingham and organdie
combined with silk materials.
They are wonderfully good
Frocks
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SISTER MARY'S
KITCHEN
Copyright. 1890. N. \. ~
PIcNlcKINe WITH SISTER
MARY.
BY SISTER MARY.

June is the month OF picnics and
class suppers and all sorts Of de-
lightful, out.of-doors informal par.
ty times. That you may always
be ready even for the most i'm
promptu picnic keep a picnic shelf
In the pantry. Simple sandwiches
and foods taste good In the open
air so plan your shelf with the idea
Of eliminating fussing.
Here are some suggestions as to
how to maintain q simple, easy and
at the same time satisfying picnic
standard.
Choose your supplies with the
family tastes In mind.
Have a good assortment OF sand
witch Filings. Hard boiled eggs,
several kinds OF sandwiches, cook.
les, fruit and coffee make q picnic
that pleases everybody. Canned
meats and fish can be used in a
salad or as sandwich Filings.
A bottle OF plain olives and one
OF stuffed olives always help out.
Pimento cheese, baked beans,