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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18

CHICKEN RICE, sl.25 per cwt, r. o. y.
New Orleans, minimum shipment, five
bags; also rice bran and polish. Ameri-
can Rice Commission Co. Box 9Sl, New
Orleans
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FOR sAL.E-store building and dwelling
with stock Of groceries and general
merchandise; close In town Address NJ.
2. K. Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18

FOR SALE-lS Mich Cows / male. 8
nefer calves. 622 Il. Intendencia.
FOR SALE-One walnut bedroom suit
and dining room suits. three wicker
rockers and 1 Ford touring body. Reason
for selling leaving city. 244 T.. Gregory
Phone 1901
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FOR sAI.E-Bonds AT pafgain. rs
Gambia County s per cent improve
menr ends ,yssued for bridge acrosa
bayou Texar). $50 city Of Pensacola
sold to suit purchaser Full inforna-
tion will be furnished interested parties
BY q. IT. Turner Co, II 1-3 8. PalafoN
street Pensacola Fla
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FOR sAIE--Good. profitable business.
Address Box SOC. city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment, 1902
e. Gadsden. Phone 2266.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18

! FOR RENT-One nicely furnished front
room, southern exposure, modern con-
veniences 204 w, Chase.
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ RAHY BY $4,000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But 1rie and the Results are UneQuaLed
HELP WANTED

WANT o--sALEsMAN WITH CAR TO
SELL Low PRICED 10000 MILE CORD
TIRES. GUARANTEED SALARY TO
SIGHT PARTY. oooDsTock CORD
TIRE COMPANY, sos SOUTH LAsALLE
ST., CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
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SALESrIEN WANTED

-AI1ENMEIN lot complete Inc TOOHnR &C.
ments and paints Liberal drawing ac
count to producers. New selling plan
brings orders from factory and consumer
trade. United Builders, 1902 Wade Park.
Cleveland, Ohio.
SALESMAN to cover local territory SELL
ing dealers. Guaranteed salary OF 800
per week for right man. The Richards
CO. 900 Fifth Ave, New York, N. II.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18

FOR SALE-Chysanthe 140S +.
Sadsden, Mrs J, J. Rogers. Phone 1910.
FOR sALE-Gas range with high oven.
Apply 70f Palafox or ring phone "a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18

FOR sALE--Cole Touring Car. in first-
class condition. Apply -. b. Gonzalez
care The NJ. r Gonzalez Co. Phone rs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-18
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-One comfortably furnished
bed room adjoining bath central loca
ton. one-half block OF East Hill car
Phone S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
PRECO So KNIHY DRAHE

Spolok knihkupcov a aakla-
datepov v Csl. republike NAL
"a. m. m. v Prahe mimoriadne
valne shromazdenie, ma ktorom
prijal rezol1ciu adresovani
rfsskej hospodarskej rade a cs.
verejnosti. Rezoldcia ohradzu-
je sa co najrozhodnejsie proti
obvineniu 2 dzery s knihami W.
slovenemu ma sch6dzi rfsskej
hospodarskej rady 8. julia a
uvadza, re nakladatelia nema-
id vlivu ma ceny papiera, tia
&c a vsetkych ostatnych cinite-
pov vyroby. Knihkupci memo
zu sa zrieknnt' 10 perc. prina-
ky ponevac pri pevne stano-
venych cenach knfh nem6zu
pripocftavat' dan z obratu, ako
inc zivnosti. Zrusenie priraz-
ky je odvisle cd zrusenia vyso-
kej rezie knfhkupeckej. kto-
rou je tento obchod postihnu-
ty, Wac ako ktorykol'vek inJ
a zlacnenie knihy nakladateP-
mi je podmienene zlacnenfm
prvkov vyroby knih. Preto ape.
lujeme ma rissku hospodarsku
radu, aby posobila k vytvore-
niu tych podmienok, ktore by
maly vliv ma zlacnenie papieru,
zdrazeneho o $500 perc., tlaGe
zdrazenej o LOO perc. a vo.
bee ma vsetko, Go vyrobu k nj.
ny zdrazuje. Mylna je mien.
ka, ze kniha sa zlacnf zruse.
MIN knihkupeckej koncesie
My ami ma okannih neboli SINE
proti jej zruseniu, ale musfme
trvat' ma uzakoneni preukazu
sp0sobilosti. Ze spolok sa sta.
"a o dodrzovanie pevnej kram.
skej ceny knihy, to ME je mo-
zne oznaeovat' "a valecnd dze.
ru knihami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
YouNas9oKIaxt IIoY1x9x1 xovfNY

dejou m navrktenie. G po-
tim pritH. II " len aki rozbeh-
nutej laviny nerozumny, slepy
hnev bol, beznadejn6, krvave
zApasenie b6falosti, pomsty a
pokania. Sahaj umrel. v
mnznom boji padol, ME ma stra-
snej sibeniei. Sotva sa najde
sedliak, u ktoreho by Dol "a
nechal ma seba trpku spomien-
ku. Chudobnych So nikdy ne
tykal. len bohatych, nezabf-
jal, len 20 sebaobrany. y.
Nuz hoci bolt zbojnlkom, pre-
jeho nest'astny osud sotva no
kazdy prisne odsldi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
SMRT LEGENDARNEHO
ZBOJNfKA SUHAJA

Uzhorodski cetnfci zastrelili
bratov Suhajovcov v tuhom bo-
il, ked' boil Suhajoyci u rodi-
Gov ma navseteve. Kosicke Ca
sopisy mas S osobou zbojniko-
YOU takto oboznamuj1: Niko-
laj Suhaj Dol nekorunovanym
kral'om Verchoviny, ruskym
R6za Sandorom. Ones uz me-
bude strasit' bohatych cestuj1-
cich a eetnikov. = ruky legen-
darneho zbojnika ma veky W.
padla zbran, jeho telo prevr-
tame cetnfckymi gulami vystre-
te lezi a jeho ustvan&, hrda du-
sa postavena je pred najvys-
sim Sudcom. v skalistych do--
linach Vrchoviny, v homlami
pokritych biednych dedinach
po veteroch sepkoi1 spomfnajl
epiz6dy tragic keho zivota SUI
hajovho. Osudny prvy vystrel,
ktory krvou zafarbil podlahu
Suhajovskej chalupy a do stra-
sn6ho, vzdorneho zbojnickeho
zivota prindtil pra dviteho, .trie
zliveho 4 tatocneAc sedliaka! !!
MA ronol SPA ddmevs zyY4.
t4hA rydiKa pSflSe1 zkn92 .
deti, zhicelfy maj ktok ! iii6 w
els tyra slvisiace j4dno - dru-
hyni hnaly no 40 Eiernej osud-
mel tr4Etdie, ktof4 v34y Alb-
siu ,priep4st' br{31lla lA44M
stvsllyA ellvsk ilAe An
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
ROZDELENIE INONAROD-
NEHO OBYvATEL'STVA

Censovnou 1radovnou De-
partmentu Obchodu vydane boz
ly zpravy o rozdeleniu mona
rodnehi obyvatelstva v dakto-
rych mestach. v Chicagu ma
priklad bolo napocftane $685.
482 indie rodenych osadnfkov.
Najviacej je tam Poliakov ro-
denych v Pol'sku. Napocitane
bolO ich 37,611, Nemcov 49,
288, Rusov 1O2,O95,, Italov 59,-
ZIG, Svedov 1868, !Ircanov
$3.50, Cechosloyakov 5o,392
q Portugalcov len Al.
V Incl zprave cenzovnej IRA
dovny je uvedeny pocet inde
rodeneho obyvatepstva v me-
stach Cincinnati, Clevelande a
Columbus. V Cincinnati je
42,827 inde rodeneho obyva-
tepstya, vfClevelande 239,538
" Columbus 16,O55. V Gin
cinnati je najviac Nemcov, po
Mich Rusov 44,189 obyvatel'-
mi. d'alei Ircanov. Mad'arov,
Francuzov atp. Cechoslovakov
inde narodenych je v Cincin-
natl len 800.
V Clevelande najviacej indie
narodenych obyvatePov je ma
rodnosti poPskej, ktorych cfta
sa ma 35,O24,, potion Mad'arov
29,274, Nemcov 26,O78, potom
Cechoslovakov 23,907, d'alej
idu Rusi, Taliani, Jugoslovani,
Rakusani atp.-- Portugalcov
bolo tam napocitane len a..
V Columbus je indie narode-
nych osadnikov najviacej Mem
GOV, ktotych bolo napocftano
4,098. Po mich idu Taliani so
2,290, potom Rusi, Ircani, Ang-
licani a Portugalci su tam len
tri.
V d'alsej zprave cenzovnej
dradovny je zaznamenane roz
delenie obyyatel'stva indie ma
rodeneho v mestach Bostonu,
Cambridge, Springfield a Wor-
cester. Boston ma indie rode
neho obyvatel'stva celkom
238!219, v Cambridge je 32,-
104, vo Springfield 31,25O a
vo Worcester 53,441. Bo-
ston ma najviacej Ircanov,
celkom 6,8O6, Cechoslovakov
je tam 256. Dalej usadeni sd
indie rodeni Cechoslovaci v
Cambridge II, yo Springfieldu
ich je Ill vo Worceteru ler,
Is.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23

Podl'a "Slov. Vychodu" v ur-
barnom lese obce Vlazca ma
juznom svahu Krivaha povstal
lesny poziar, ktory zachvAtil
ochranny les q mad MIN LEILA
ce plochy kosodreviny v celko-
vel vymere asi TOO jutar. Po-
skodene boly obce Vazec. w
chodna a lesny erar. Lokali-
zasia poziaru podarila sa pc
1imornej namahe al ked' ma
stal mierny dazd', trvajici nie-
kol'ko mint.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
PoDzEMNE SPOJENIE MEDZI
MADARSKOM A NAsU
REPUBLIKOU

Vecernik s.Tribuny'' prinasa
sprawl, re v urolhych baniach v
Salgo Tarjanu, ktore s1 ma mad :.
slovenskych hraniciach pod ze-
mou s1 vychody i ma slovenske Il
zemie. Tymto acknowledgements
spojenfm medzi Mad 'arskom a
Slovenskom pasuje sa casio 2
oboch stran tovar, ba dokonca
uhlie, ktore sa doluje ma nasej
strane, dovaza sa do Mod 'arska
a odtial' predava sa ma Sloven-
sku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
zASTAvENf clAsoPIsY,

Min, : plnpu mocou sastavil
ma neur6itd dobn periodicky
casopis "Krest' t'ansk5 Sociali-
sta" vidavanf \ Nitre i ''Sze.
pesi Lapok' vo Spis. Novel Wi,
ponevac tieto citoyan6 noyiny
boly vedene duchom nepriatel'-
skym k Is. st&tli q prianl0 w
zyvaly X odporu proti ylast-
nym zakonom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
MYsLEL, zE MA PRAvo BIf
# zENU III

v Pottsville, Pa. objavil sd pred
sddom John Cecchini 20 Scheman-
doah, aby sa zodpoved!al, preco
bill svoju zenu.
Cecchi sa branil tym, ze Y
Europe NAL pravo ubit' svoju ze-
nu a myslel, ze j v Amerike ma to
iste pravo. Sudca no odsddil ma
$50 mesacnej podpory pre- man-
zelku, ktora s MIN nezije. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23

Ia mesiac jul t. r. bolo do
Spoj. Statov pripust' ane v celku
2247 Cechoslovakov, 1887 Ma
d'arov, 5161 Talianov, 397
Nemcov, 1897 Anglicanov,
5203 Poliakov. Dfa tohoto
prehl'adu je jasne, ze ga priliv
prist' 'ahovalcov ponekud sni-
I'll, co pricita sa prisnemu
prist' ahovaleckemu zakonu.
Ia fiskalny rok 1922 bude
pripustene v oelku 355,825
prist' 'ahovalcov. V prvem me-
siaci toho roku bolo uz pripu-
stene 28,495 prist 'ahovalcoy
ma ucet tejto kvoty.
DPa zpravy generalneho ko-
misara w. w. Husbanda 20
dina II. t. m. dosiahly uz kvo-
ty pre- mesiac august prist' aho-
valci z Afriky, Grecka, Turecka
a Palestyny. Prist' t'ahovalci Z
ostatnych casti Aisle dosiahly
uz kvoty pre- cely rok.
z Rakdska bude sem do kon-
ca mesiaca augusta t. r. pripu-
stene 1902 prist'ahovalcov, 2
Ceskoslovenska 2241, z Bel
gil PA, . Francie 1927, z Ne
mecka plnych 1890, q Ma
d'arska 749, Italie 5303, 2
Polska 612, Vychodnej Ha-
lice 1888, 2 Rumunska 1888.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
PRoCENTO cUDzINCOv.

tt64s s Z Ii sfgs Z 5 Z q 3. q =
Vo statu Iowa, ,dl'a zpravy
censovnj uradovne je 9.4 pre-
centa cudzincov narodenych Y
inom statu. v roku 1910 bolo
cudzincov bielej pleti 1913 pro-
centa. Tedy cudzincov "a po-
slednych desat' rokov bolo:
Vedl'a v Amerike rodeneh0
obyvatePstva je v lowe l9,005
}dernochov, 529 Inqianov, l235
Cinanov, 29' Japoncoy, 81 Fiji
pincov, 8 Hawajci, / Koreanec
a 1 Siamec.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23
PRISTAHOVALECKA
QUOTA ~.

Prist' ahovaleckou uradov-
nou, departmental Prace, bola
uz skorsie vydana zprava 0 po-
CITE pripustenycht prist' ahoval-
Gov dpa narodnosti. Ako sa
teraz sdeluje, niektore narod-
nosti vymeraneho poctu uz do
siahly.
Pre- fiskalny rok 1922 bo-
la quota stanovena takto:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-09-23

Roziirujte. predplAcajte 4
titajte Youngstown,k6 Slevensl6
Nestayl &
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-03-09

"rhe Kid' is coming adv.
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From The Famous Moyel IN Iohn Fox,
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Roda News

Prof. and Mrs. NJ. c Davis
are spending the week end with
their brother in-law near Big
Stone Gap They are going to
have their eight months old
daughters picture taken while
away.
Mira. Benedict, who has been
manager of the Roda Hotel, has
resigned and Miss Fannie Bass
has taken her place.
Mrs. Sue Rritton and two
children OF California are visit.
ing their sister, Mrs. Wade
Tate.
j. O. Clark, an unknown man
who came To Roda on last Mon
day, took sick on the following
Tuesday and died Friday az
ternoon Tie people of Rod;.
are trying To find his people.
II not found hc viii be buried
at Preacher Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. G H. Laue, OF
Roda, were calling OH Mrs.
Hugh Boyd, Of Appalactiu, on
last sunday
Mrs. Or. Henson, who has
been sick for many days,is now
able to sill up.
It. :tt. AIt.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
NEWS NOTES

Inc Christian EnucnNOr Soclc-
ty of the Presbyterian church is
planning n debate for their
meeting next Sunday night.
The topic for the evening is,
"What is Real Rcligion?' with
Miss Edna McFadden as leader,
and the subject for debate is,
"Resolvcd, That to he a poor
Christian is better than not to be
a Christian at all. ~
This will be an interesting
subject for discussion. Come
out and hear it. You are al
ways welcome at these meetings.
Time I 10 Sunday. evening.
c. f. Convention at Abingdon. Va.
Miss Ethel Van Gorder and
Vernon Donihoo have been
appointed as delegates to repre-
sent the Christian Endenvor So
ciciy, of Big Stone Gap, at II
convention to he held at Stone
wall jackson College at Abing
don June It'll 20 Sth. This con
vcntion viii be composed of
eight representatives from the
G. +. societies of the Synod of
Appalachia. A splendid pro
gram has been arranged aud We
feel sure much good will result
from this gathering Of young
people. As 10 pleasure, how
could eighty young people meet
in a conference of this kind and
not have a good time?
Big Spring c. f. Society Elects Officers,
The Christian Endeayor Socic-
~, Of the Big Spring church in
Powell's Valley, held its regular
business and social meeting at
the home of Miss Bessie Riggs
last Friday night. The purpose
of this meeting was the election
of officers.
The Young people of this com
munity showed much interest as
to who should be tile leaders of
this organization during the
coming six months.
The election resulted a. fol
lows President, Luther liam
ilton; vice president, Miss Vera
Moore treasurer, Troy Kelly f;
corresponding secretary, Miss
Hattie Moore; recording secrc-
tary, Miss Bessie Riggs chair
man OF tile PRAYER meeting com
mittee, Miss Stella Tate; chair
man OF the social committee,
Miss Hattie Moore; chairman Of
the lookout committee, Miss
Vera Moore chairman of the
sunday school committee, Clay
ton Foil.
After the business was com
plcted II very pleasant social
hour was enjoyed by all. Games
were played and the girls served
delicious home made candy.
The next business meeting
will be held at the home of Miss
Stella Morris the first Friday
night III April.
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Banquet in Honor of 0. l..
Maddox.

y banquet was held at the
Stoncga Hotel, Stoncgu, at $
o'clock, p. M, ON February 18TH,
in honor of O. l.. Maddox, by
his former associates of the stare
department OF the Stonega Coke
X Coal Company, WHO had re-
signed TO become manager of the
Central Supply Company, OF
Appalachian.
Mr.. Maddox has been an en-
ployec of the store department
OF the company for tile past four
teen years having begun a. ste.
nograpiIer to w. Is. Edwards in
1907.
y hye-coursc dinner was scry-
ed, consisting of grapefruit,
turkey, dressing, crcamed pota-
toes, peas, cranberry jelly and
frui, cocktail, tomatoes with
French dressing, ice cream and
cake, coffee and aftcr-dinnel
minis.
After the dinner $. }. Grun-
dy, manager of stores, in a pleas
ing and effective manner. pre-
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scented Mr.. Maddox with a hand
somely engraved sterling silver
service, bearing a testimonial
of love and esteem from his fell
low associates.
X. L. Taggart, general man
ager of the Stonega Coke Il Goa
Company, very iittingly praised
Mr.. Maddox for his loyal ser
vice and the success he had at
tanned.
NJ. d. Cooper, MIR. Maddox's
successor, closed the occasion
with appropriate remarks.
Those present were: X. Z.
Taggart, $. j. Gundry, h. f.
lobe, w. II. McDonnough, l.. II.
Edwards, G. Slomp, 7. Q. Rid
die, j. y. Willis, q. Z. Fergu-
son, w. A. llix, h. X. Tanker
sley, NJ. d. Lips, Wm. Near
thur, j. K. Parsons, X. T. Rea-
sor, T. |. Adams, NJ. d. Cooper,
y. @. Reason, L. w. Gundry,
Mr.. Godsey, Robert Miller, Mrs.
/. w. Gundry, Miss Mae Tilley.
-Appalachia Independent.
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visitor to our school on Monday.

''S''O' " 0"' 'O''00' VT 0''U"J
Several of our high school ru-
pills attended the b. Y. z. U.
meeting held by the Coeburn
boys at the Norton Baptist
church Tuesday night Louella
Salyer, Clara Dowell, Carolina
Goodloe, Anita Goodloe, Kelsie
Tilly, Lovely Littrell, Elizabeth
Pannell, James and Joe Little,
Ietcher Bum, George Goodloe,
Russell Salyer, Marion and Cecil
Morris and Charles Rodgers were
among those who enjoyed the
trip.
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School News
lEdiled by tho senlor Glass

Mr.. CARROTS pupils rendered
one of the best programs that
has been presented in chapel, on
Friday morning OF last week.
The program was rs follows:
Maryland .......... Glass
Bible Reading ana Prayer James Little
Life OF Warren G. Harding ...
.......... ..... Thclma Doweli
Old Black Joe ... Glass
Life Of Calvin c. Coolidge
... Rod Darnoll
Vocal solo Eliza Shugart
No llall at Washington To-day ....-
Margaret Thompson
Jokes Evelyn Als0vcr
Piano Solo Margaret Wolfe
Recitation l.cSina sire
Garry Me Back 10 Old Virginia Class
Miss Helen Mccormick Il grad
uate of our school has been sub
shutting for Miss Taylor this
week.
Rev. Dean, Rev. Smith and
Rev. Burn1 gave very interest
ing talks this week at school.
Rev. Dean and Rev. Smith have
been absent for few weeks, but
we are glad to have them back
with us.
The 'invisiblc medals for
last week were awarded to the
fourth, sixth, tenth and eleventh
grades.
The four highest iavors in the
Senior class are May Slemp, val
edictorian; James Gilly, salute
rian; CLARA Dowell, prophet, and
Henrietta SIlccn, historian Of the
class.
Both girls and boys basket
ball teams Will have a game this
Friday at Norton, March 18th.
Several OF our boys and girls
Went on hike to kenncdy's
Gave last Sunday morning at
about 1880 o'clock. They had
a delightful trip and on arriving
there they went to the farthcrest
room of the cave and many SOU
venirs were brought out from
the bottom of the cave. After
carving their names aud the date
of their trip TO the cave the
crowd came ont and had a dinner
consisting Of sandwiches. pickles,
cakes and fruits and returned
about 3 O'clock in the afternoon.
Those enjoying the like were ::
Louise Con, Mary johnson, Trula
Kennedy, Clara Dowcll, Della
Jennings, May Slemp, Thclma
Banks, Nerda Clay, Ruth Bar
ron, Carl Knight, James Gilly,
Otho lliscl, Arthur Foster, X.
Lane, George Goolloe, Edward
Bird and Lctcler Bum.
Miss Kate Lay spen, the week
end with homcfolks at Cocburn.
The "invisiblc medals for
the weckending March 1 we're
awarded TO the eighth, high
sixth and low fourth for the best
ordered lines.
Birchell Hilton, who was a
member Of the Junior class last
year and who left here to attend
the Gate City high school was Il
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Mrs. Crandall Qowa) Tells How She
Stopped Chicken Losses
Last spring rats killed all our baby ehitks Wish
Id known about Rat-Snap before. With just one
large psct age VIC killed swarrs Of lets- They wont
get this years patches. I'll bet" k.t-Susp is gun'.
an;eed aud sells for jSc. Csc. si2s.
Sold and guaranteed ty
KELLY DRUG COMPANY
IIAMBLEN BROS.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-03-09

Yes. we have laws in this
country TO fit every crime, but
II the culprit has "inilueuce. :
the crime seldom fla the law.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-03-09
Why Not?

Why not buy where you can
buy the cheapest? We sell
White Lily Flour at sI75
delivered at your door.
We also save Won money IN
numerous other articles in the
grocery line. Here are a few
prices for this week:
\Nb;,a IL. I5la,
Three ltiyers Meal .7se
\vesson on nr,rts ~. %
Arbuck,os Cotfno o.
NIovwa,l IIorso Co0.o a.
Californ;, N.oiloy pa,chas
laroe can ,ec
Best Hawaiian pincapple
per can .4oc and soc
Bordcn's Milk, 8 OF. ) for 25c
Hand Packed Tomatoes,
Hang i Packed rona'os ). :,
~ ''' 'o' 5oc
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-03-09

WlLFRED LYTEL and DIANA ALLEN
in the great supporting cast
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-03-09

There seems to be II tendency
on the part of many people to
continually criticise others of
their acquaintance. 1t isn't
done with the intention Of do.
ing harm to the person CRITICS.
I'd AT least not always-but il
simply case of seeing the
worst side of human nature
" hen the brighter side could be
viewed to much better ndvant-
age. None Of us are perfect
not even the critics themselves
but we would all be better
citizens if we were to coniine
ourselves to recognizing and
fostering the good in humanity
instead of string up the bad
1t isn't always safe TO tell
what YOU know about other
people. They might retaliate in
kind
Beauty, they say, is only skin
deep. But possibly that ia be-
cause some skins are 80 thick
they can't be penetrated
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-03-09

A Blue Grass epic Of politics, hearts
and the hills
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-19
Madison (Ind.) Man
New Haymaker Chief
Special to The Times.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 19.-Henry
Schiphoist of Madison Wednesday sue
ceeded Fred Bost Of Muncie as State
Chief Haymaker Of the Indiana State
lawmakers Association. The succession
to the chief State office is automatic
each year, the vice State chief haymaker
assuming the chiefs office.
Terre Haute was decided upon as the
place for next years convention. Fred
Bost of Muncie. retiring State chief, was
elected ty reclamation as one of the
delegates to the National meeting of Hay
makers. to be held at Boston in August.
John II. Boyd OF Frankfort, Ind, retir
ing Chief Keeper of Bundles. was the
other National representative chosen by
reclamation
The other offices were filled as fol-
lows: Vice Chief State Haymaker, W. II.
La Rue. Anderson; State Keeper OF
Bundles, Charles Ehrhart, Anderson State
Collector Of Straws, william NJ Smell.
Greensburg; Representatives. 10 National
Convention. Pearl Lawson. Stanton f;
Ralph S. Code Muncie; II. w. Buchanon,
Indianapolis; w. II. Cornelius, Mobiles
vile; C. F. HARDER, Madison; r. w.
Hitz, South Bend; State Trustee, J. o.
Painter, Middleton. s-s.zt
About 300 members Of the order at
tended the session here.