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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-22
SOBOTNf ZABAVY.

Sokol Nova Vlast spolu Sc
sokolicemi pofadaii V zahrad-
MIN pavillonu Ceske Sine So
kol ma Clark Ave. zitreiSiho
sobotniho vecera Zabavnl We
elrek "a spoluuGinkovani So
kolske hubby. Krone lance
.isOu ma programu vesel6 solo
ve vystupy, kuplety a zpevy,
take zabava Dude velice mnO
hoStranmou.
Klub Prazskych PepikG no.
dla rozmarnym zpGsobem roz-
veseliti nejen clenstvo, ale
velkou fadu p~fiznivcu, pfateI
2itreisi soukromou zabavou Y
t6locvicne Sokola Czech Ma
Wendell Ave. Ucinkuie klu.
bovni hudba a 1caStnikGm Jest
krone lance slibeno i nalezitt
obcerstveni.
V Cesko-Amer. SIM ma Ouir
cv pofada Ultra Beseda Ces-
k3ch Zen a Divek Zast6rkovou
Zabavu, pfi ktere kazdy ma.
vstavnfk hned IL vchodu dosta.
ne listek, ma ktery. bude-li MI
arci vrtkava stestena pratt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-22
MA SPOIL. POUL
DRAH 10c.

Charles N. Little. 813 vych.
70. ILL.,. zaloval spoleCnost po-
uliGnich drah O nahradu V OBJ
nosu $4,000 "a to, re ma mem
kondukter karv ma st. Clair
Ave. pozadoval podruhe zapla
cenf iizdneho a pfi tom Sc ma
mem dopustil nasilneho GNU.
Okresni soudce w. r. Neff 81
&c uznal opravnenost zalobv.
ale Zmensil pozadovany obnos
ma nOuhIch Zoe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-22
SHIRT CIGA-
RETOU.

36-lety Mathew Gallagher.
bytem Y els. 9120 Prince Ave.
byl velkym kurakem cigaret,
nebot' byl vGera rano nalezen
ma SVEN luzku jake mrtvola.
die vSeho vypadla mu cigaret-
t. 2 Gst, cd ktere Sc vtnal slam
nix a tax privozena byla pred
Gasna jeho smrt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-22
KRAJAN STRAzNfK SPRO-
STY ZASTRELEN.
(DokonGenf sc str. ~

kDOK0Ilcel1l sc sur ~
%loisii, Elmera vSak liz nespa-
trily ziveho, neb skorem v tyr
okamzik, kdy Sc dostavily, wy
dechl naposledy. Zavrazd6ny
krajan odchazf re sveta teprve
ma prahu zivota, byl teprve %
roku star a bydlel v els. 2148
zap. &c. Ill. V pol. sluzbe byl
rok a pdl. Otci ieho, pol. kapi-
tanu Franku Sprost6mu bylo
nestestf oZnameno mar$alem Y
Geneva. kde Sprosty starsi me-
skal ma tamn6jSim SVEN maiet-
ku. Mattel hoStince Goldberg
oznamoval policii, ze bandite,
jakmile vstoupili, niGeho ne
promluvili krone n6kolika "a
klenf a die vSeho byl Gtok jen
chem pomsty, jelikoz sc ve-
tfelci ami nepokusili zmocniti
Sc pence nalezajicich Sc V
caShrcgistru "a barem. Re
sv6dkd zadny nemIze udati
cislo automobile, ale die pOpsa
nj byl to nejdrazSi typ kary,
take Sc policie pravem do
mniva, re pochazi 2 kradeze.
Nekolik hodin pred tim L.
tkal Sc detektiv Josef Jacobs
Sc zIodeiem auta, iehoz pfi-
stihl prave pri Gnu. Byl nucen
uziti paine zbran6 a jest iist,
lie Zlod6je trefil, ale tento &C
zran6n. rychle vskoGil do stro-
ie a V temnot6 gmiZel, vypaliv.
Y odvetu pc detektfvovi ranu,
iez by Sc mu byla malem stala
taktez osudnou. Pozd6jSi pa
trani Y sousedstvf bylo beZvy-
slednym, ale kradez tato ma
bpti die domnenek policie V il
stem spojeni Sc zloCinem ma
Scovill Ave.
Behem ~dneSniho dopoledne
zatGeno bylo pet muzu a dive
ma nichz ulp6lo podeZre-
nj vterejSi vrazdy, spachane
ma Sprostym. Ma policeini hlav
nj stanici dostavil Sc ~dneSniho
rama dobrovoln6 Mickey Nc
Cafferty, ienz jest obzalovan
pro faleSne svedectvi vydane
I'd procesu s McGannonem a
projevil ochotu pomoci XII
v~ypatrani pachateld. V mist
nosti Golbergove byl die vlast-
nlho dormant kratce pred tim,
kdyz Sc osudna strelba udala.
Goldberg, ktery pfi prvnim
udal. re mu nebylo
licehoz ukradeno, pfisel pozde
il k p%oZnani. re mu Zmizelo
ODE zenv a ieden 2 mu-
ia zatceni byli V Bratenahlu
Drav6 We chvili. kdy upouSt6li
automobile ma Elk Ave a vych.
10. al. ZatCeni proved straz-
nix motorcyklista Rail, jehoz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-22
UPOZORNEN Nj.
O. CELAKOV.

SBOR ANTOINE CELAKOV.
SKA {. rs. S. P. j. Dude kona-
ii schulz dine "a. dubna We dive
hodiny odpoledne V SIM {. 8.
Budeme slaviti "Den Matek" a
proto zadame Glenkyne, by Sc
Y hoinem pottu dostaviy. Ia
Sbor
MARIE KROUPA. pred.
A. BUBAK, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-22
NENf MAD DOBRE 4

21-lety William P. Jenkins,
1905 zap. 3S. ul., ulozil 81 V
dobrych casech nejake peniZe.
VGera sci do banky dolennim
m6st6, a vyzvedl 81 SIG. Ma
zpateGni cest6 pridali Sc k ne
mu diva ieho ''znami'', ktefi
lei vlakali do osam6le ulicky
Decatur Court. kde mu patrne
re Znamosti penize ukradli a
zmizeli.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09
WHAT is TUBERCULOSIS?
DR.. LAwRAsoN BROWN, saranae Lake, N. Y.


TUBERCULOSIS
uberce 1t widely
Of civilization
human
10000 children
and by the ansference through dirty fingers
ando
child readily infected
one he
children
childhood
o an life
live much out doors have little tuberculosis until
and
o pleasures OF
quickly
from
Ill tuberculosis but who have fought the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09
GOVERNOR DAvIS'S FIRST SHOT

What may be regarded rs Cover.
nor Daivs's first shot in his candi-
dacy for the nomination MS United
States Senator from Virginia. in re-
ply as to what will be his attilulc
toward the agricultural bloc" #
elected to the Senate. The Governor
states that if elected, he will stand
four square with all efforts made 10
improve and forward the agricultural
interests of the country. OF cours,
10 take any other stand would "seal
the doom" of the Governor or any
other candidate from Virginia, Or
any other state, as to that, as it
would array the great farmer vote
against him. The question is, how
ever, how can Mr.. Davis hope to he
able to get grip on this matter, or
any other matter of Legislation, or
exert an influence even equal to that
enjoyed by Senator Swanson. who
has held and still holds q command
ing position in the United States
Senate? However, there is little Oh.
no probability apparent at present,
that Governor Davis will be called
upon to put his platform pledge
into practice in TIE Senate of the
United States.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09
BUSINESS IMPROVING. $500, oOu
FEWER IDLE.

The bi-monthly survey of the Ma
tional Industrial Conference Board
of industrial economic conditions in
the United States. of which the third
number has just been issued, finds
that opportunities for employment
are becoming more numerous, espec-
tally in the Eastern States. Wage
delation continues to makee prog
ress, although against considerable
organized resistance, and with lower
wages scales business activity tends
to increases.
The cost of living has been effect
cd by seasonal fluctuations. and in
the United States on Nov. was 63.e
per cent. above the July, 1914, base
according to the boards preliminary
estimate. Prices of raw materials are
in some cases below those of 1914
and the prices of manufactured ar
ticles are generally lower than the
peak prices, but are still maintained
from % to 100 per cent. above the
1914 level because of continued hign
labor costs. high taxes and high costs
of transportation. While at the BE-
ginning of the Presidents unemplo,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09

some breed must be used. The age
requirements for the members, 10 To
10, is the same for both clubs
For any boy or girl who wants To
join the club and is in earnest. /
think arrangements can be made
with one or more of the local banks
to loan those who want it money to
buy pure bred pig to be payed back
when the pig is sold in the fall
Frankly, l would like to see you all
borrow the money to buy your plA
giving your note and paying it back
from the sale of the pig. This wound
make it real financial undertaking
and make it very interesting.
You boys and girls talk this mat
ter over with your parents and dis
cuss it among yourselves so that you
will know what to tell ME when !
visit you in our schools.
c. X. FISHER,
County Agent.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09
A STORY WITH A MORAL.

The Atlas Coal G. Coke Co., Chi
cago, is sending out a blotter with a
poem on the back of it describing
the adventures of two frogs who were
taking railroad journey in a can Of
milk. Their presence there is account
ed for by the carelessness of dairy
man who, in diluting his milk before
daylight, neglected to assure himself
that the water was free from frogs
and other foreign matter.
This particular farmer, like many
others, had no doubt called the coal
men robbers and crooks because he
found little slate in his coal.
But that is beside the point. The
hero of the story is one of the frogs
who kept on kicking and swimming
after his faint-hearted companion
had given up the struggle and gone
to milk-and-watery grave at the
bottom of the can. Our hero was fin.
ally rewarded by finding himself
floating about on a chunk of butter.
In due time he was released AM
went on his way rejoicing.
The moral of this tale is set fortr
in the following lines:
When times are hard no trade il
town
Don't get discouraged and go down
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09
THE NEW ROAD.

The State Highway Commission
has finally decided that the Sta,u
road shall come via North Tazewell
instead of the Fincastle route. tn.
decision having been made last Sa,
urday. Work on the connecting link
between the Burkes Garden eros,
roads to North Tazewell is now IN
progress. The road will come from
Northt Tazewell to this town. and
continue down the Fair Grounas
road to James Ed Peery's, when the
new route will be taken west. TIL.
Commissions decision is an absolute
reversal of the plans of State High.
way Commissioner Coleman, mhu
very abruptly stopped the buildin.
OF the road to North Tazewell SOM
weeks ago. WIN the weather was
favorable to road work. The Highwa,
commissioners stand in the matte,
probably means that travellers owe,
TINS road will have to satisfy then.
selves by struggling through tn,
mud this winter, especially attic,
heavy rains when the fords of tn,
Ciinch will not admit crossing b,
cars. Mr.. Coleman recently made tn,
statement to several people here tina
II the road came by North Tazewel
1t would be continued down the rive,
and this town left clear of the sys
tenn. Others seem to have taken tn,
cue and are agitating the same thing
Fortunately Mr.. Coleman's decisio.
in the matter is not final and his a,
tivity against the judgment Of man,
OF the people makes his retention o.
the Office which he has held for yea,
doubtful after the expiration of h..
present term. 1t wont do always fo.
q man to remain in Office to long.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09

ment conference the number of un-
employed was placed at about g.
100000 the latest Government fig
ures place the number at not more
than 100000.
The outstanding feature Of wage
changes in industry during the last
two monthes has been the effort To
reduce wages in trades in which clos-
ed union shop conditions have pre-
vailed or in which large propor.
ton of the labor is organized. in
trade unions. Reductions range b..
tween 10 and Is per cent. but more
radical reductions in individual case.
are reported. Preliminary figures o.
n research study by the National In
dustrial Conference Board show re
ductons in weekly earnings ranging
from 38 to 81 per cent. in the group.
of industries for which the stud,
has been completed.
A larger number of strikes hay,
been reported during the last tw,
monthse than for some time. Mos
Of these have to do with wage negv
tiations. When wage increases hav
been demanded it has usually bee.
as a counter movement to wage re
auctions, and such demands hav
not been encouraged by public opin
[ ion. On the whole, there has been
noticeable betterment of industris
conditions during last two months.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09

qualifications for becoming MEM
Der. Any boy or girl between the
ages of 10 and Is years, both years
inclusive, who will get good calf
born after the LIST of January 1921
and will feed this calf rs directed BY
the county agent may belong to the
club. The contest begins during the
first ten days of February, 1929 and
extends for nm exact period OF 2U0
days for each member. They are then
exhibited mt the county and state
fairs at which time they must weigh
900 pounds or more. After they ale
exhibited they are sold in Richmond
to the highest bidder. Because of the
weight requirement. if for nothing
else, you can see the importance of
starting to feed early. Due to the
drop i'll price of cattle this summer
and fall, the boys and girls did not
make much money on their calves
this year but they should make a
very nice profit next year.
All boys and girls of the resuirel
age and who will live up to the
agreement who want to join tn,
Tazewell County Baby Beef Clue
please send me their names Mt once
This applies to old as we'll MS new
members. / want to know rs soon as
possible who are going to belong to
the 1922 club.
If you have any trouble finding /.
suitable calf let me know and | will
help you find one of the rightkind
Remember they must be born afte.
january LIST, 1921.
Pure Bred Pig Club.
Now few words about the Pure
| Bred Pig Club that intend to or.
ganize soon. Instead of one count,
pig club we will have several pir
clubs. These clubs will be organize1,
through the schools. shall visit tn,
schools soon and get the names ant
addresses of prospective members
1t will be impossible to have pil
club in each community in the coun
ty and | shall organize clubs onl,
where there is most interest shown
The requirements for the pure
bred pig club members are almos
the same as for the baby beef clul
, only, of course, n pure bred pig q
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09
CONFERENCE CANNOT BRING.
UNIVERSAL PEACE.

No one, not even the most extreme
and enthusiastic optimist, believes,
or can even hope that the Washing
ton Conference will bring the UNI
versal peace for which the world
longs. The conference does not pro-
nose to even attempt such result
only limitation of war ornaments
making war less likely between the
nations. The treaty of Versailles AMI
the League of Nations was framed
with the view of making future wars
impossible, or nearly so, and but tor
selfishness and prejudice, greed an,
personal hate, future wars would be
well nigh impossible. but not entire
ly so. Disarmament will of course,
diminish the ability to wage war, ano
greatly relieve the taxpayers finally
of burdensome expense. But all
this will not bring world peace. Thu
nations are "to learn war no more"
The time is to come when the "lon
and the lamb shall lie down togeth-
er''-the strong and the weak b.
friends. The lion is to lose his de-
sire to destroy and the lamb its
fear Now, if this were attempted
the lamb would soon be lying inside
the lion.
Before there can be peace mel:
hearts and natures must be changed
We can't have peace in this town o,
in any community, even by the help
of court officers and ails. The tins
will come when Swords shall y,
beaten into plowshares and spear:
into pruning hooks" and war ship,
and guns of destruction be made in
to useful implements, but. VIII, ,
There is only one answer: Whe.
the Prince OF Peace comes and tn,
Kingdom fthis world become tn,
Kingdoms Of thi sworld become tn
Disarmament conferences and agree
ments between nations are all gooo
and look in the right direction, blu
until old things pass away ''and al
things become new" in the heart
Of men and nations, there can be n
universal peace, and for the brigh
day that's coming the world shout
pray that its coming may be hasten
ed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09
OPPORTUNITIES FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS IN BEEF AND PIG CLUBS.


In regard to the baby beef club,
want to call attention to the fact that
every boy and girl who expects to
belong to the 1922 club secure a good
calf if they haven't their calf now,
and begin feeding AT ONCE. 1t is
very important that ou do not put
this off. Very likely the winners of
next year will be club members who
began feeding early. The indications
are that about all of the old men,
bers will join again this year and 1
ven az many new members as Dos
sltle from all parts of the county.
Perhaps there are boys and eifls
IN the county who do not join, first,
because they have never been ASK,
cd; second, they do not know the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09
COM iREss RECoNY MES.

oehS .ress met on Tuesday morn.
INK after short recess. President
Nv riding delivered the opening ad-
.ress, in which he proposed ameno-
ments to the tariff bill, recommend
ed an industrial tribunal to put :,
stop to tax-free securities, the fund
ing of the debts due by the allies,
proposed food relief for Russia, r,
ferred very briefly to the soldiers
bonus, etc. The country generally
will hope that this Congress will ac-
complish something tangible besides
mere talk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09
COUGH LASTED
EIGHT, YEARS
But Bears Emulsion Finally
Cured 1t.

Read the Testimony of Mr.. II. B. G..
Gentry, the Well-Known Post
master at Elkton, Va.
DR.. John D. Bear,
Elkton, Va.
Sir:-About eight years ago con-
tracted bad case of pneumonia
which left me with cough. At first
| paid but little attention to it, being
elated over my recovery, which had
been regarded unfavorable by my
physician.
The cough continued to annoy nll
up to four years ago, when my ply
Stefan advised me to use Petroleu,.l
Emulsion prepared by you. 1 did so
using three bottles when 1 had bee,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09

SO much benefited that 1 discontinued
the use of it. Since that time I have
used several bottles during tho wiii-
ter, and at such times as when affect
ed by colds. have been completely
cured of the cough.
Very respectfully,
H. B. c. Gentry.
Elkton, Va.
Sold by leading druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-12-09

But struggle on-no murmur utter
A few more kicks may bring the but
ter.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-23

 AT SILK SHOW

Electricity played an important part at the international silk exposition held in New York recently. First there was the very distinctive general illumination. Chinese in motif. From a draped ceiling depended a huge Chi nese lantern. silk paneled and deco rated with Chinese figures. Many other big round lanterns made of wire and covered with Chinese silk of light tint swung downward like huge glob ules of light. Then each exhibit had it's own special illumination of the shimmering silks. the lighting being somewhat similar to regular window display lighting.
 's'rhe Street of Mecca" occupying the entire end of the huge hall. was a very effective exhibit, the, tinsei bro being lighted cleverly by electric lamps within reflectors. so that the color values were greatly enhanced. Another special exhibit showed a gar den scene with chiffon fountain, the high-power electric lamp in the cen ter giving life to the delicate colors of the chiffon drapes. Another exhibit ure in front of the sail holding in her arms the silk product, while an electric motor with blower attached created the wind that filled the sail, giving motion effect to the exhibit
 Another exhibit showed 20 floor lamps with appropriate silk drapes suitable for lamp shades, each lamp ric section distributed many copies of ''The Story of Silk From Eggs to Fab ric'' as told in an old painting. On the upper floor electric motors were the motive power for the silk manufacture ing machinery.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-23
Fatty Arbuekle at the Strand

Today marks the closing screenings at the Strand of Fatty Arbuelxle star ring in his Paramount comedy-"The Life of the Party" The story will be readily remembered by the readers of the Saturday Evening Post, where 1t first appeared. Irwin s. Cobb. Amer icas foremost humorist, is the author. Fatty Arbucl1le fits into the role with d nicety that not only bears out the statement of Mir. Cobb that he wrote the story with ArbuclSIe in mind. but that makes of the portrayal Arbuckle' 5 funniest contribution to pictures. The scene of Arbuckle at the children s party is without question the most amusing bit he has ever done for the screen and it but paves the way for the sidesplitting action that follows in rapid sequence. The added attrac- tions are a Mack Sennett comedy and the Pathe News. Tomorrow starts the eng cement of Thomas Meighan in
 Conrad in Quest of His Youth with
 "The Furnace" underlined as the at
 traction to start this coming Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-23
"MiIestones" at the Hip

"Milestones,' Goldwyn's presentation of the famous stage success, continues as the attraction at the Hip. Quaint ness and simplicity mark the produc- tion, and lend it a charm that lifts it to the plane of it's being as sweet a story as has been seen in pictures for many moons. Lewis $. Stone is the featured player. supported by such talent as Alice Hollister, Mary Alden, May Eos tor. Gertrude Robinson, Gerald Firing Linnel Belmore and Jack Donovan. It reveals the live story of one John Rhead, who. with the dignity of an aristocrat of the old school. looks with disfavor on the growing tendency of the younger generation to usurp the powers that he felt should be left to the older members of society. The action covers period of 50 years, introducing with each episode a striking contrast of types, costumes and mannerisms as the milestones are passed by Rhead in his journey to the golden sunset of life. Humanness and appeal abound in great measure throughout the story. A Christie comedy is the added attraction. Charles Ray in The Busherr is the attraction to start Friday.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-23
CLOTHES DRYER
 |S CONVENIENT
"A queen are you, and a Queen am I, But who will spread the clothes to
 dry 2''

"A queen are you, and a Queen am I. But who will spread the clothes to
 dry?''
 This was the puzzling question that two little queens of the Orient put to each other long, long ago. The old primitive laundries of China on the banks of canals may have had some advantages, but if the washermen were stricken with the plague, then who would spread the clothes to dry? I'll. question of the family wash was indeea serious and being queens fIe- could they be expected to do any useful work such as spreading clothes to dry?
 Such a situation is not new here and now. Monday morning the faithful laundress may call up to say that she cannot come as the children have the measles, so who will do the washing and who will spread the clothes to dry? The age-old question is now answered by modern machine that does a wash in 15 minutes and dries it in one min ute. Following the washing of each tubful. the dryer is reyolved one min ute which takes the place of wringing and the clothes are put aside until ready for the riiise water.
 To rinse and blue, drain off the sudsy water. Pour few pails of hot water over the dryer after the soapy water has been drained. This cleans out the sediment and it may be necessary to use only one rinse water. The bluing Is added in the last rinse of each tubful. When a tubful has been rinsed, raise the inside tub by simply pressin g a pedal and revolve the dryer for one minute. The clothes are then wufnger- dry and are ready for the line.