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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-17

if not beaten BY registered er-
scy owned by Marion It1ctin4I ,AA
of avicss county, North Carolina
which III eleven months and three
days gave birth to two sets OF
twin calves. The two sets OF twin
calves all heifers. were born on
February u. 1910. an don Janu-
airy 80, 1920 respectively. On De
cember 10, 1920. she gave birth
to one heller calf making her rec
ord five calves within Il months
and Is days.
Colonel f. II. Taylor. Of Frank
tort held his annaul Hereford calf
sale in Chicago last week. The
top price paid was $l.O25. at
which figures ]. w. Dunlay &
Son secured Woodford 18th. son
of Woodford 9th. He IS a good
type OF stock bull. whose use
should prove satisfactory to the
new owners. Watson & Son &C
CURED Woodford 10th by the
same sire at $1,000. 6 A. Smith.
OF West Virginia. paid Sl.OlO for
Belle Woodford 5Sth at $1,000. O.
q. Lee, Former Stock Farm. John
". Van Malta, n Mcbride, K. II.
Van SAINT and Cyrus y Tow were
good buyers. Secretary X. ].
kinzer. of the American Hereford
Cattle Breeders Association, pur-
chased several head for export to
South America. The 40 head sold
for $2Q,075, an average of $40.
The II bulls realized an average
: 4, oZ
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-17
BALDWIN

Mr.. and Mrs, Brutus Cox and
daughter spent from Friday till
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Cox.
Dexter and Bailey Hughes
spent Monday with Miss Ger
trudc Dargavel.
Misses Edith D. and Maranda
Kantazar spent Sunday after
noon with Misses Mamie anc
Nora Cox.
! Mr.. Ed Masters spent Tuesday
with his cousin. Mr.. w. II. Kan
affair.
Most people at this place have
sold their tobacco and are pre-:
pairing for another crop.
Mr.. Brutus Fullone spent Sun
day with Mr.. Loren Dargavel.
Mr.. Fullone is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Sow
ers spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hill.
Mrs. Jim Hughes and daughter
Dexter, and son, Bailey, spent
Sunday with her father, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fullone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Perkins
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fullone.
Our school will begin in March
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-17
New. hair
for You?

Hair has been grown again, after bald
ness, in many cases. This is now scicn-
tifeally proved, Yours may be an amen
ablecase; but you havenot been usingthe
proper relief. Sodo not delay in apply
ing Kotalko. The producers are SO con-
fident they o;ier you satisfactory hair
growth or your poney-back. Get a
small box of KOTALKO at any active
drug store. Apply Kotalko each day
watch your mirrorl Do kindly act.
show bald friends this advertisement.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-17
Hootcher Says Every
boGy's Doing Il

Middlesboro, Ky, Feb. II -
Charley Rainey was arrested in
Happye Hollow. near here. this
morning. for alleged moonshin-
ing. and was lodged in the Pine
vile jail. y copper still OF con
siderable capacity was captured
i'll operation in his kitchen and
was destroyed by Middesboro Of
hcers, who seized a few gallons
of whisky and emptied seevral
barrels of mash. The prisoner
confessed guilt. "Of course. I'm
making liquor. Everybody's do
ing it." he said.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-17
Bids For Turnpike Repairs

By order of the Madison Fisca
Court, sealed bids will be receiv
ed until II o'clock noon, Tuesday
March 1st, 1921, for repairs on 81
ections of the, turnpikes of Mad
ison county.
Any information desired by
prospective bidders will be fur
ished upon application to the un-
dersigned.
The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
J. G. BAXTER,
County Road Engineer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-17

and two Hereford bulls in Column
bia. S. c., for $500 per head. Mr..
Cleveland has been breeding the
Herefords for the past five years
and as Woodford 10th, a $4,000
son OF Woodford at the head of
his herd.
The record of a COW in Spar
tansburg county. South Carolina,
OF havin borne two set OF twin
calves in 1920, has been equalled
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-17

Pearce Patton. brother OF MIS-
Percy Reed, formerly of Rich
mond. is announcing in the Paris
papers Tor reelection as county
clerk He has held the office
number % terms and is very pop
ular. !. Il. Caywood- now school
superintendent of Bourbon, is an
nounced a a candidate agaisnt
Patton.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-17
FARM and STOCK NEWS

In Bourbon county, Squire Ro-
ger II. Burrus Of near Little Rock
sold to Alex Brown. Of SAVERS
vile a pair OF 5-year-old mules
for $4OO
]. l.. Cleveland. OF Versailles,
recently sold eight Hereford COWS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-17
Railroad Recess Asked

Chicago, Feb. IA recess OF
d month in the hearing before the
railway board on the application
OF the railways for abrogation of
the national agreements was ask
ed by employees representatives
today B. M. Jewel said the I'm
ions needed until March IA to pre-
pare rebuttal testimony.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-17

Jett and Spillman sold: 2lO at
I$1.1O; 20 at 50; SIS at $40: 155
lat $11.5O; $50 at So; 4SO at $1.2O.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
K u MOORE

r's st yosr- ago kr,e' h Il.
Moore nss born ir k'ntursg
Z a,, deck a. be- uss lu.an nt
a'. ~ u. rswe q. Missouri vh,u
H is o. E.a.s H.d
ln l~r# .. entered 's. tHHt,H
.r.', army vnH.'lns .ra'. Co.
ErF,r, Ha served iu fh. .thrrf
army untG th, clos, 81 'H, Raf
Ur Iamar = l.~7 81, as. ua.
i r - FrurI. ift,H.as. fH
NJ, Rachel 2 Nardsl Ta ihf,
marriage IU children N.u born.
fye " whom bad prcr..'. Iugl"
Dock ta the great H1.i
About % year, ago " Nunp
united with 'h. Msa.. n Rap
u-, church at Pheasant Cuv..
which ua, then located traut 4
uI,, south a' Latin 'u..o Dock
So. waII umrj fa 'M. scrip.
Hrp-. ,#|ns much - hl> last
grer. ta reading
UncI. Dock was one a' the most
cDuv.naI ., mrn alway. looking
ou the hr.h, sid, of every phase
of life he never had aly kicks
tu offer taking DO, %. I came
and aiway. having farh IN the
future
His mind vas well stocked with
the experience, ~ long and
faithful Ilfc and IL vas always N.
'or's'ing 90 talk with hln
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

,Ne,n gh.,, bgh rpuhlisan
authorities
There l, however a1u'h'r ful
nI,, WUi,H iGd, ultvTancc both
n political and press ylrrlrs that
sar.,,ui Harding is getting
...ut tu t,upmig thu ltvaA 90
uuI."- and that S,UrH'an ni
atr Hu. hes. who, aiu,d hN So
.fan ~ tumm,rc, HpuNvI b.
.Hr dominant iRHurnc, in foreign
Iur has almost completed the
ait Hf 20, treaty th" admins
#Hun RfIl favor
Fui with rl' thrsr sumisrs. no
.r ,,tms Go take into account
what Germany NilI De- Having
formally declared ps1cy with Ger.
manl. huwyt,f unconstitutional
"a, method. many democratic
leader, hn.i that Ne can nD Ions.
az dictate I.acr as victor that
.ar barH, arr i.i 'hal Germany
moss holds 'n, NhH hand and
,H- l=Has HaN FRIENDLY InN.r
fhaf N. rarHu' insist urng ar,
'H.nl st, s rHf vf'.Ius fn .1H'
H ,u hold 'hH' 'h, f-su'
.s.nHuH violates 'h, terms ai
'H, a#mrsi,, which Wy mad"
mni'N with ih, sIiir. and thai t
.. surrender 80 usr vital inter-
s.s amt rights as N.I as uBr
honor
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
NOTICE Of FINAL
SETTLEMENT

ll.stalc 81 " u Limbaugh, H.
Vass.l
Nutire l. hereby given g. all
.fsditors and other, Interested ~
he c,tate ~ W u lAmhaush,
deceased. that the undersigned al
uinistfatof. II sad estate will
make hHsl settlement ~ their ae'
counts with said estate ~ such
.dninistfatuu - the neat term
4 the Probate court 1T llolhng"r
uuuU Missouri. Go q. holden a.
marble isll ia said county un the
sIh dsy - August, \ u lHll
Hand Limbaugh
n \ Fulton.
Administrator
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
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1924

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s.,F. T cannot .u.-a. q. ttr
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I..4.. Al. ,t, uu.....s.. da. .'
cannot ASK a ,,u g....r..ts .t
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.,F,,r f.fr rr..af,r.r .f rtf-u.,.
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limo, - ~, gra, l,..t ~ demo.
rrst. ,.h. mako gr irr ..ar,s. wh.
ga, d, ~. ,se,ar.r. srH r.atra.
=. 5c.rry Yrn arr ur, ~ tnaf
.-,,, t..Jy II E,u.rrfst. T. s
,.,ut marty a. much As a.. marty
- -r, other Democrat. rrh af
,..., ~ ,,ba,.y,r station lr rfy
/, IL. oo, n,r..sar tu remind
a.r,,.rst. ~ ,h,,r Hu,, 20 their
,ar,v ar ,h.tr count, n IS only
pcr,.s,r, IN n,ragnn q. nom, n.t
:. ,bc,, ,hc y,,. a,d moan. by
,.t,rk ,bc, can r,r..yu ,haf Hu.,
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
St TlCE 90 Fl>At
NIIIIININI

Uraf, 20 IsU Ii'man. D. If.f.
son ui un.nund U.nf' =
Notice is hruhE aIt,u fu a.
aa.4LI.w and other. nftfrsisd tH
the ,stats ~ Co. HH'man. fhh.
che undsriau,d s riibn 81.
make final settlement ~ hn %,
counts aIfh sHid estate Hs such
guardian a. 'hs neat term ~ ils
Probate court 20 H'ags,f enHH.
-. Missouri. 60 l.. holden ~ Me-.
b'e Hi'l H said county nm iht 50
day - August 4 u iFal
William kunnsls Guardian
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
Treaty Must Follow Peace
Resolution

Now that the Porter-knoX
peace resolution. which puts the
cart before the horse by declar-
ing peace before treaty is made,
has been passed and signed. the
next move is to NEGOTIATE trea-
ty. But what kind of n treaty?
According TO Senator Granda-
gee (Rep. Conn., it will not be a
peace treaty hnt treatv Of amt
ty and commence. Accnrd'n~ to
Representative Towner Rep. Ia }
IL will be- peace treaty with Cor
many You 90 RIGHT on paving
your taxes end taking your choice
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs, A. J Bess Of Flat
River spent several days with rel
ativcr and friends here last week.
Mr.. Ress made this office an an
preciated call and subscribed for
The Press. He tells us that bust
ness in pretty duh in the Lead
Belt. He also informed us that
Mrs. Bess is in rather poor health.
which we were sorry to learn and
hope she will soon recover.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

sfhsssNsf aHAhfA NH|f TAI l.fs
sources of the United State al
rndAr YEAR lall' fau / ragsiti
"a lbi, contains uIrs.ars.. Ia
methods If PROSPECTING iur tmU
orr by magnetic suRsss and l.,
dr,lls Although th. us. II tb.
dip needle is theoretically tmpl.
mush prastic, n required tu msts
aeeurAt" observation WIth IA
and after These ar msur th.,
must h. interpreted b., 90, g,g.
sidsIaiion II many tArtur. 4.
that the unskilled assf b. HA.,
o. o. disappointed iu hs rs4t.
Tho edition II thr ,uIum, ala,,
mentioned a,ailahI, faf in- Al.
uhHtiDH BE- nuw uuf - s'#tk AZ
hs geological suNsi. tu' ..,n
ma1 h. purchased 'rum ff, sr..f.
.Urf ~ 4asuUsIts Nt##.
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tH.H sisF,T rfpisr ,.H aHf
Hg Hr HHi ua# r,fle a#H
sHmsnt Hts Boz usr Ri'f .r#.ssf.
.HH Ufrs.Hrs uf these msfa.s .r
'h,.f ult. n ths3 arH tsIH,. IUr
f.sa within 'hF rwuua Is.as
fba' arr su'l lssssa 'H IHi iIf. rt.
afessn,' ~ fsHrrsisd #.. #..
Hsffg ore arr USUALLY Hsf. f.r
.s's st'hsrthru ignorance .r stt
intent g. iyftauH ~ufrf .r.st
attempts have l~sa masis ..s
psgf faf non magnetic pH b.
usssuunE iH dfHsr,Ht HIr Hf..ss
ths capacity - ths .rnurf 9. r.
duct an elss'us rurwnf 'Et Be-
l-Hg that ground rHutsfH.r. rs
ta'Is material vl'I raHd-- tt.
rHfrrn' l-'isf ihar fhat H
contains nurs Thee. affsmH.s Fs
vsii as trials vifh other r.sefr.
sl hnsrtff. have saf t-s" s.
g,s,fuI sHi che various fTm .r
forms ~ such suafa'as ,...IH.f
. utsd ~ one UBfamf Hr t't
r'rr'usal sufk
~Tus ulsasaftulsHfs - fFs s.lf
'rr Uutrriisl e wsfa.lIH msf,I
as wrrr made sr.rfa. ftar a.r
Ir tts laboratory q ere lrHs'
States avslasIgaI s4uff r Be- e.
Wells. ard che rssaiis s.fs o.
istrd B 'f, tany1s haI,' ls
srftIsd iI-strr activity
d,U1si's utfrh mas D. HaH
ln ornfs fwm tHs suF-Frfra. ..,.f
- documents Tie fvsa.fs f
tanned O.. NJ NsIt kHvvssf
s.t AFFORD an adequate Nats t.
a., msftHi 20 electrical gf.tIsr.
lrg arf 80 bel sfI.I f.4HffH' sts''
- s.sIfaTs' methods q IfHsf...
fH. f.f nom aarrf.r .rrf
ever F- #sr! a.'h.u. 'r.
maf hsss H~fsi Application r
ssaf.h.H. f.f certain AHEs ..
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.a..t aaH .fuIvyr.Hss rsfa.s a-.
shrr .Hes ar, discovered o. tt.HF
at. h f,TF tsrr N-eura
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fhs rreIst'r sss'sr=s .f Ht
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stHHtfsss ar .Hls8 Nt fh.
tH#a .f.l.y q ere relation 20 f-.'.
Z ret n.t.H H' ftr surface Cd.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

Prof. Ioomis Of Marvin collepe.
Frederirk'nwn. was in Marble
Hill last Friday and made this of
flee n'easant call. He is very
nntimistic over the outlook for
Marvin COLLEGE. The summer term
has met every evnectation in point
If a.tendanre and accomplishments
and the prospect is fine for big
enrolment this fall.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

For Sale The Jno. c. Wann
property situated ON Main street.
utesvillc. Mo. For narticulars,
write Miss Alice Wann.
Paris. Ark. il-It
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
PROM ruF NNrl

The fstWf, Ht
,..,I,,t.r ..f.|.. sa H.r
~, ,..mr,.. .s T.r
was defeated .N '"' f"
lin ~ Inur tH' ".'N 'I'W
Srna'ur Fletcher .tF" I.. ,'
excellent suwman D.. i'
republican ynnuuss H. """' 3"
aat. Hr lhnHuHf .s.U.ff .Hl.''
. twenty HHN' ".-Hi sh' '..
majority nr, p. .f' i".' 'A'I "h
,arn, sort u' % ru.-rHU i.' 'h'N
", ua,srH sH ,m..-,"HH iAf.
F NU which ,t,n.sHN wF's sH'E'
,, - aa arurf '..#I ".mH"S
a pr,',H,, l' HHr ".'Hf' 'n'
snaI. anH wHs Hnsr #'.H.'a 3"
o. ,hai, a"f 4n.0 Perhaps "n
fF. .,rf uf Is gHfH' MANY
Tho neat 'h.r4 f"rf HH'r done
.,as fu rass "a luI.' M' which
.f course Was gs... 'r boss 'n'
'ssF .Hw.HHs' H'.". H# ..'' '''
,nfn.r. fHH'
shine 'sa' "a Doe
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

Miss Amalia Fiarhcy came up
from ncxter one day las, week 10
SPEND her summer vacation with
home folks
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

..H... 20. ~ IT. T. .H.H
anrf
against
'..ne = ta,. .. 7 : Gee.
rr.... h.' u dead.
.r...an fnr. CON.
......'s UHr.,s.
.r... .nH immediate.
.r.. n,',. ,.urfa.
H .su"rfHn
...... .s .t.. ta,.
Co., Alexander
E.gnar 4 rrn. Iut i.
U..H DIS .-.raau heirs
nr.urr f,.s.,. du1.c..
...- snH mm,U.a'r
..... m.', su.uufa-
a.d involuntary
grantees ut Alexander
Warner l-s.. Carter r
living. Uar ~ dead hl-
known heirs. ,unsar'.
u,.I.,,s auu,r, an,n,cs
rr4 immediate. rrr-Hr. Order
remote. voluntary and
rluutarl grantees ut q
l..4r Csr.,. & Y and
, NarnUa,,,. y lIy- raEr.
.. a4. NJ dead. their
an ruwa hc.r. cun.art cation
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
NOTICE

No hunting or trespassng nj.
lowed on cur farms. Mrs. III. +.
Schrsiner and G.. +. Schreiner.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
FREDERICK F. MABUCE,

Clerk of Circuit Court.
A true copy from the record re-
on file in my office.
Witness nv hand and seal Of
fSFAD this court at office in
Marble Hill. Missouri. on this 18th
day If July. A. D.. 1921.
FREDERICK +. MABUCF.
Clerk.
The Press. SO issues, sl.50.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

W. 4 60 Smfh as prysIi.
.#H johnson smith ss sashr ..
sand hark each .' gs. iu ,ol,#H.
s swear that 'H, above statement
'fur - che Hs' uf our Know q.
,4.r aad belief
g. smith President
johnson Smith. Cashier
>nn.rrf.i anH sworn tn hfurr
. 'H.s wH lat uf luiy. \ %
,,.H Hntud and twrutl vD,
N'a,ss BOO, hand and no'ariaI
srAlH seal #n 'hs da', .s'
su..4lH Commissioned and
qualified 'Hr term expiring '#u
u#r lH'g
W,.n " kuUvl.s
NH'sp puh
) knowles.
e. n mailman.
N. Hahn.
D.rurt...
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

pvar Skipper kad'l furnish
mr vlih an illustration u' OBJ.
Pn~,v ~ Motion Nwvrs'-
Nw.rr
Hrw would 'b.s t~ \ n
gri wgtk a tag Haeu hrr fa.,'
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14

iArsr Sktgp-r NhR' - 'ts ..'
ference between a SOWING wAett-r
and a ki@' II Quags
Orc >cWs scst-s ngcv and '.r
'hry aaus s~S nice
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-14
NJ lsm

VG.uaI statement oi the fina,
.....s. ..uI 70. sh, hsnA a
.... "a. .auuH. state of Missnu
. 90. ,s, 1T business on ih
8 d uN 80 June. 1871, puhiish,,
,n Nh, Marble hill frss, a n,~'
.p.f.r rrut,i and published a.
Ma.llr lilu. state ~ Missouri 900
thr l.th day uf july. 1921
RESOURCES
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23

FOR RENT-G-room house with Al
modern improvements; steam heaE
electric lights. gas, running water.
~ReasonabIe. Apply to J.. w. Trumbull,
% w. Main St, Penns Grove. 1|1-11-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23

"a hold so Ilrnl
that in 1914 the
Kaiser W a S con-
WINGED that, with
the aid of his chem
lists, he was in a
position to conquer
the world.
Creative chemists
the successors OF
P~crkin-lately have
been called h c
''Poets of Science"
because their I'M
~agination has found
in coaI tar the fra
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23

FOR RENT room house, in fine
condition for dwelling, No. III West
Main St, at $50 a month; also No. 17S
w. Main St, fit for store and residence.
Apply at Smith Sisters, 1877 W.. Main
St, Penns Grove. 12-2-tS
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23

SMASH. Down comes the hammer
on the price of Horse Shoeing. FJur
plain shoes, $3.50; -four toed shoes,
$500, at the late Maskell Ewing Black
smith shop, now managed by William
NJ. Link. 12-23-lkS
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23
MANURE

l am taking orders for stable manure
on boat or cars. For prices call on oF
address Henry Reymer, dealer in Farm
ers Supplies, Pedricktown, N. ]. 9-23-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23

FOR SALE-Red skin potatoes, de-
IlVered at your door c. D. Humphreys,
Call phone 916-R-5. 1f-18-4ts
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23

NUI SEWING MACHINES SIC
on small weekly payments: old nfM
chimes taken as part payment. We 49,
hemstItching. Bell phone. Special
Secondhand Singer Portable Electric,
$50 cash.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE co.,
11-4-tf 1S l. Main CT
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23
4 CHRIsTMAS suGGEsTION

Send The Penns Grove Record for a
year to a friend or relative. A very
acceptable gift. because it will be a
weekly reminder of your kindness and
better han a letter. subscriptions ac-
cepted now, 3 Oak St, Penns Grove.
12-2-3t%
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23
Fur TrapperS and Dealers

I am in the market for large guam
titles of raw furs. / viii pay highest
prices. Give me a trial. Milton Hum
phreys, Penns Grove. N. J.. 12-2-tf
WANTED-A small farm. not over
$4,000. StrOut Farm Agency. 12-9-4t
col BENT-A farm. Apply to Mrs.
Hannah j. Summerill, 25 Maple Avenue,
Penns Grove, n. J. 12-9-tf
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23

CORD WOOD and Christmas Trees
for sale. Light hauling done. Reason
able rates. Phone 209-W. 12-9-4ts
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-12-23

FARMS WANTED. of good value;
not over $4,000. Want good equip
ment.
STROUT FARM AGENCY.
12-2-tf Penns Grove, New Jersey.
The daily times., 1921-10-17

mated in clearing a man they know to
be guilty in that they have become a
party to crime
| reverence is an indispensable fac
tor in the spiritual life of man and it
was in recognition of this that the
Lord seeks to guard us from the folly
and sin of irreverence. AS we recall
the history of the chosen people We
are impressed with the demand for
reverence.
Moses in the presence of the bush
lit up with the glory of God is COM
Danded to remove his shoes because
the ground upon which he stands is
! holy ground
Wien tie Lord would give the
decalogue to men he guarded the
iapproach tC the holy mount with of;
repeated Injunction and warning. Nc
man could touch it and live.
! elijah is to be treated to a revela
ton of God and as God passes by
Elijah is not to look till he passes
: Tor none can look on his face and
live.
The extreme example of demand TO,
T reverence was that the name of Coo
t was to be pronounced but once ir
t the year and then by the priest in tn.
' performance of his holy Office. Ths
) Jew found substitute for his name
and It's said that at one time tn.
name was lost.
i In beautiful language Habakul
tells OF the relation of God to the
: church, "The Lord is in his hol,
) temple let all the earth keep silenc.
: before him. We would not attemp
. to locate the Lord but we SO Otter
2 forget that he is more accessible a
some places not because he cannot b
The daily times., 1921-10-17
LARRY LAMM BADLY CUT.

About five o'clock yesterday after
noon in a Greek restaurant located
ear the Center Brick warehouse, dur
ing an alteration J. W. Ham sew
erely cut Larry Lamm, both Of whom
are residents of Cross Roads town
ship. According to Hams statement
Lamm and a brother of Hams were
arguing about a matter when j. w.
Ham remarked "What's the ase tC
fuss about a small thing like thGt?'
Immediately after this statement
Lamm struck J. w. Ham, knocking
him down and Jumped On him Ham
says that he saw rc other way 10
get him II, and tnat he pulled his
knife and cut him. Lamm then cot
iup, and it was found that he had a
knife wound i'll his neck about four
inches long and a stab in his right
side. Ham was not injured.
Lamm was taken to a local hospi-
tai for treatment, and while badly cut
! is not dangerously wounded He was
not able to attend trial of Ham today
The presence of superabundance OF
| flesh undoubtedly saved Lamm's life
The daily times., 1921-10-17

the principal and interest of said
bonds shall be annually levied and
collected.
Section 3: The following matters
are hereby stated, pursuant to the
requirements of The Munlciral Fin
ance Act:
(a) A statement of the debt OF
the Town of Stantonsburg has been
made and filed with the Town Clerk,
pursuant to The Municipal Finance
Act. and is open to public inspection.
OBJ The average assessed valua-
tion of property subject to taxation
| by the Town of Stantonsburg for the
three fiscal years in which taxes were
| last levied, as shown by said state
ment, is $336,926.
| (c) The amount of the net debt OF
the Town of Stantonsburg outstand-
ing, authorized or to be authorized
as shown by said statement, is $20.-
10000.
! (d) All expenses to be betrayed by
means of the bonds hereby authoriz
are necessary expenses of the Towr
of Stantonsburg. within the meaning
of Section of Article VII of the
Constitution of North Carolina.
| Section A. This ordinance shall be
published once in each of four sue
lcessive weeks as required by The
Municipal Finance Act.
| Section 5: This ordinance shall
take effect thirty days after it's frs
publication unless in the meantime
petition for its submission to the
voters is filed under The Municipa
Finance Act, in which event it shall
take effect when approved by thu
voters of the Town of Stantonsburg
at an election as provided in said act
The foregoing ordinance was passee
.on the 14th day of October, 1921, ant
Vas first published on the 18th da!
of October, 1921.
ANY action or proceeding question
ing the validity of said ordinance
must be comenced within thirty day
latter its first publication.
| C. L. HILL,
Town Clerk
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