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Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18
GOODWIN'S CHAPEL

w. A. Testerman, of Quicksand, who
has been visiting relatives at this
place, returned to his work this week.
Everette Gevedon, of Mt. Sterling,
and Carter Lykins, of Ashland, are
visiting relatives here aud at Caney.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas. II. Mcclure and
little son, Ford. of Bonnyman, visited
their brother, Robert Mcclure, from
Saturday till Monday and attended
the quarterly meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Mckinney aud
children, Joseph and Elizabeth, of More
head, are visiting Mrs. McKinney's sis.
ter, Mrs. May Mcclure, of this place
Forest Williams left last week fol
. Hartwell. Ohio, where he has job
He is greatly missed by the community
Winfred Gevedon, the Rawleigh man
is having erected stone housc fol
his Rawlcigh goods.
4 hNutlN .Ns MtNluIO nus uttH WY II
for about a week.
Miss Ada Switzer, of Cincinnati, Il
visiting her friend, Miss Iowa Henry
Rolla Lykins, Of West Liberty, spent
the week end with his cousin 40, y
Whit. Rolla is a very frcpgrLt visit
or at this place any way.
Miss Lucille Williams ,of Salem
spent the week end with Mary ant
Evalena Ferguson.
Bill Perry, of Jones Creek. was ra,l
ing on Miss Evalena Ferguson Sunday
Don't think Wen get muth moon
shine as usual after court owing ip "a
many indictments being made. But II
seems that this hasn't much effect ol
the people.
:" BLONDE & BRUNETTE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18
Circuit Court.

The second week of Circuit Court
is under way and this has been one
of the best terms for the suppression
of crime that we have had in years.
The grand jury is making large
number of indictments and in cases
for liquor selling the indicted persons
are arrested and tried at this term.
A number have tried and fined and
as fast as the grand jury finds an in.
dictment for liquor selling a bench
warrant is issued and the party ar
rested and brought for trial.
The cases that were made last court
are being tried and the fines assessed
are heavy, especially for drunkenness
and liquor selling.
This court is proving that all the
propaganda that was circulated pre-
vious to the primary was mere politi.
cal buncomb, for never in the history
of the county has so many fines been
assessed nor as many indictments
made. Most of the fellows who were
indicted for drunkenness are glad ia
submit the law and, facts md pay
$500 and the costs and in addition
tell the grand jury where they bought
the liquor.
There was practically no evidence OF
drinking at this term of the court and
the primary had almost no evidenc'
of the drinking of liquor. That Judge
Gardner and Mr.. Arnett and the othei
officials have gotten the liquor traffic
on the run is evident to even thos'
who were so loud in their denuncia
tiOn before the primary, and it is be
ing admitted on every side that tn,
law is being rigidly enforced and tina
the situation is well under control.
The Courier will give full accoun
of the court proceedings in next issue
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18
DINGUS

Frank and Lawrence Pelfrey, of
Dingus, have been discharged from the
army and come home.
Drexel, infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. H. Patrick, has been seriously i'll
the past week, but is some better.
Mesdames Ed Baker and Ed. G. vii.
liams, of Dingus, and Mrs. w. o. Pei.
frey, of Jeptha, who haye been on the
sick list, are convalesciIg.
Union church has chosen NJ. G. Bal
ley and Martha Church NJ. F. Conley
as the delegates to represent the two
churches in the Enterprise Association
at Hampshire Church, in Geenup coun
ty, beginning on Friday before the 4tl
Saturday in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. and J. NJ. Brad
ley. of Hillsboroo, are visiting rela
tives here and at Nina.
Uncle Elliot williams is on an ex
tended visit with relatives at Ashland
and other places.
r .B. Bolen, of Ashland, spent a few
days with relatives here and returned
home last week.
]. f. Bradley made a business triI
to Irvine last week.
Asa Cantrell has moved on JOIN
Montgomery's place. Mr.. Cantrell has
built a house on Ambrose BOlen's farm
and they have entered the mercantile
business.
Ed Wayne has come home home iron
work at Betsy Lane.
Wellington Fraley has entered on hi
training course at Lexington. He in
tends to move there this fall.
Auty' Smith has built a house o.
Peter Smiths place, at Jeptha, and ha
entered the mercantile business.
The funeral Of Bill Blankenship vii
be preached at the Staver Smith As
sociation, the fourth Sunday in Septem
Der, by Elders Hargis Conley, Charlie
Wheeler, James Yates and Powell FeI
lguson. Dinner will he served on tn
ground.
AS rain prohibited the regular SCI
vice at Jeptha, last Sunday, will hol
a call meeting there next Sunday 9TH
third Sunday to wait on about a hal
dozen applicants for Baptist.
i r. II. FERGUSON.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18
Always Cash IN Advance.
WHOLE NUMBER SIT.
Rig Amount of Fines.

The greatest number of fines ever as
sessd at a term of Circuit Court here
have been made this week. Fines ag-
gregating approximately $2,50O have
been secured and about $1,000 Of them
have been paid and most of the remain
der repleyied. Quite number have
had to go to jail to pay their fines.
Most of the convictions were for sell
ing liquor and for drunkenness.
This grand jury has returned more
indictments for liquor selling than any
previous grand jury and are still in
session.
This court has demonstrated what
can be done when the
public sentiment is aroused. Hereto
fore it has been difficult to get the
citizenship sufficiently interested to do
their part, but it seems that the good
citizens are at last ready to stand by
and help. -
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18
LIBERTY COUNTY, KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUsT18
TO OUR READERS.

Our linotype is not working well this
week ami will have to have a general
overha,Iing. We4wlil do this as soon
as this issue of the paper is off the pres
and hope to have it in good running
order in time to get out next weeks
issue ON time. A few parts are out
of adjustment and we will have to try
to put it in perfect order. This week
we have been so handicapped by its
condition that it was almost impossi
BILE to get out the paper. The machine
is alright, and when in good order is
money saver for us, but we have al
lowed it to get out of adjustment ant
can not make any speed with it. W.
hope to have it in good working ordet
in time to get out next issue of tn,
paper.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18
CANEY

Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Day and family
of winchester, are visiting Mrs Days
father, ]. r. Day, this week.
Miss Malver Benton visited her aunt
Mrs. Harrison Little, of Jackson, a
few days last week.
Miss Maggie Singleton is visiting
her sister Mrs Harrison Little, Of Jack
son, a few days this week. She will
go from there with her sister, Mrs.
Allen Prater, to Stanford, Conn.,, whom
she will visit and perhaps make her
home for awhile.
Mrs. ]. L. Arnett is visiting DR., and
Mrs. r. b. Kash, Of Frenchburg, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Hall, of Stanton
were called here Sunday by the suddel
death of her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Ad
ans. she fell Friday, but was though
not to be very serious until death cam
Sunday A. NJ. at 700 o'clock.
DIR. and Mrs. b. r. Conley, wer,
called to Falcon last week by the sick
ness and death of Dr's. niece-Clarenc
Conley's 1s year old daughter-wh'
died with typhoid
Mrs. NJ. Cook is again visiting he
husband and son at the Reid Hotel.
Oral Arnett, Of Lee City, visited hi
aunt. Mrs. Lizzie Dykes, Friday.
f. G. Whit, Of Caddo, Okla, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]
Whit.
| Whit Kemplin was visitor at Bor
ny Sunday, among Friends and relS
tives.
Miss Reva, the attractive daughte
of Elvin Lindon, Of Lexington, Is vii
iting her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Dykes.
Chester williams left last week fo
JEFF, where he will work awhile.
Clay Lacy, of West Liberty, was
town the first Of the week on busines
Lucian Reid, Of West Liberty, wa
lin town Monday evening.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18
foundation COMPLETED.

The foundation of the new business
block being erected by Judge ] H. Sc
bastian has been completed and the
brick kiln is nearly ready for fire, SC
that in a short time the work of brick
aging will lie commended. This build
ing will be one of the handsOmest bus
mess buildings in Eastern Kentucky
when completed.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

believes In Keep
ing his left
hand posted as to
what his right
hand is doing, and
nobody ever will
see him conceal
ing any Of his
lights under q
bushel."
"Pm sorry to
hear you refer to
that great and
good man in sar-
castle terms" said
the village patri-
arch. "Eyery Ciay
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

A new law firm, composed of Evert
Mathis and John Henry Williams, has
been formed and will shortly announce
heir business in this paper.
Both these young gentlemen are wor'
thy young men and we bespeak fol
them a large share of the legal business
of this county.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

attending the fair.
Mrs. Fred Cox, of Dehart, visited
her parents at this place a few days
last week.
Died, August g. Pearlie. the little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Blair
Died, August 10, Mrs Polly Risner
due to the infirmities Of old age.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18
BLONDE & BRUNETTE.
DAN

Mrs. Eliza Richardson Is recovering
from severe attack of appendicitis.
RAIDER Mann aud family returned to
Middlet6wn. o., Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Claude Stacy returned
from Mt. Sterling last week, where
they had been visiting relatives a.hd
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Friends of l.. G. Steele will be glad
] to learn that he has been elected to
the position of Principal Of the Busi'
ness Department of Moore College. at
Hartford. Conn. Carter is a fine
young man and will no doubt make
good In his new work.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Mrs. r. NJ. Oakley, ], d. Henry and
Miss lula Walsh left on the 9Th inst
Tor Martinsville, Ind, for treatment
Tor rheumatism. Mr. Oakley received
a letter from Mrs. Oakley a few days
ago asying that she was improving and
hoped for a complete cure soon, A
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18
Not What She Meant

Miss De vere-fes, he actually sale
your cheeks were like roses,
Miss Vane (dellghtedly)-That's lay
ing II ON pretty thick.
Miss De vere-Yes; he REMARKED
about that, too.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18
PLEASURE OF GIVING

eeCKIMBACK, the banker, is acqulr-
~ ing quite reputation as phi
lanthropist," observed the druggist.
"He's always giving to somebody or
something, and notice that the sick
ening details always get into print. He
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Marvin Hill, travelling salesman for
Crump & Fields, of Ashland, was in
town Wednesday and Thursday talk
Ing groceries to our mercants.
II. d. aul Shafter of ROyaltOn. and
Roy Back, of CLIcksand, wc'c visiting
Gardner Spurl,'k several days last
week.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Mr.. Peavish says that although h'
would be the last man on earth t
crltlcise any lady Of his acquaintance
nevertheless he has never met on,
who could successfully combine the
high-school glggle with the mlddle-aget
spread.-Dallas News.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Henry Elan, of Magoflin county, left
Monday for visit with his children,
Carl Elan and Mrs. Leila Wills, Of
MOrehead.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Nickel, of Can
mel City, were visiting in town one day
last week and paid the Courier Office
a pleasant visit.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

NJ. X. Reid, of Camel City, was a
business visitor In town one day hast
week and paid the Courier brief Wis
lit.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

"Are you skilled chaufreur7"
ayes, sir! Why I've been in min,
collisions and run over Eve persons
and every time got away before any
body could get my numberp
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

r. 3. Rankin, county Agent, Court
ney Arnett, Marvin Carter and Frank
Franklin are attending the Agricultur-
al camp at st. Helens this week.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

S. H. Mcclure left Monday for Flem
ing to join his wife who has been Wis.
iting Miss Edna Lykins there for some
days.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Miss ReSsie Arnett, of Adele, and
Miss Lula Stacy, of Camel City, spent
the week end with Miss Jennie Phil.
lips.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Miss Christine Swetnam, Of Louisville,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. G. Oak
ley, for several days this week.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Miss Wilma and Nell Nickel re-
turned from a visit with friends ut
Ashland.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Rev. d. W. Perkins, of Camel City,
was in town Tuesday and paid the
Courier Office q pleasant call.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Frank Steele had the misfortune to
break a rib while pruning some trees
one day last week.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Miss Elizabeth Cole returned home
from visit to friends at Ashland We'd
nesday.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-08-18

Born, to the wife of Ed Davis, at
Forest, on the 18th, a girl.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-07

played in qnick succession. as before. The working out of this plan is novel and. it is believed entirely new in stage history. a. s#sz=-
 The story revolves around fash ionable circle meeting as guests or David Carter in his palatial home in westchester. His daughter Belinda is the chief attraction but Belinda has difficulty in finding attraction and amusement for herself. She IS 26 and life has palled. Comes into her perspective a bachelor playwright, who believes that marriage like pro- hibition is all right for the other fellow but not for him. She finds that to change his creed is her one mission in life. Both are terribly in love but neither would dream of admitting it. Belinda in fit of pique. nearly marries the wrong man, but in the end honors are where they belong.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-07
PASSION" PALACE SUNDAY.

The most recent of super-film plays, Passion" which opens an engagement at the Palace theater Sunday evening. is said to mark a new epoch in motion pictures. Passion is an intimate version of the story of n little French milliner who rose to a position com manding a king and affecting the destinies of a nation. It is presented as an Associated First National attrac- tion and it comes to this city with an actual record for establishing new ideals in screen production. Aside from it's reputed new technical perfections there is a depth of panoramic per spective hitherto unknown to the silver sheet and irstanced by the passion of huge mobs rising in their might to over throw the mighty, and of which there have been plenty of demonstrations lately in the form of strikes and rebel photodramatic spectacle is the storm ing of a mammoth barricaded prison by n mob of 5000 impassioned citizens, all of which becomes doubly impressive and realistic through the stereoscopic character of the new photography that so often makes the illusion difficult. By this system are picturized not only shadows and reflections, but bodies and scenes which seem endowed with their true dimensions, 1t is said. This novel; galF ~l As~ktv v.4f
New Britain herald., 1921-05-07
PARSONS, THEATER.

"Honors Are Even,' Roi Cooper Megrue's brilliant modern comedy re- turns to Parsons on Monday, May 9th for three nights and a matinee with William Courtenay and Lola Fisher in the stellar roles and the same excellent company seen here earlier in the season, in their SUD- port. Since playing here 'Honors Are Even" has been acclaimed the seasons biggest success and complet- cd an engagement of 16 weeks in Boston, the record of the year.
 The producers have changed the settings of the three incidents which
New Britain herald., 1921-05-07
DOUBLE FEATURES AT
 FOX'S ON SUNDAY

Tomorrow night brings two famous screen beauties to F'ox's. Irene Castle will feature in The Amateur Wife" and Eileen Percy is the star of The Flushing Bride" Gaumont News and a comedy reel are also on the bill.
 "1'he Amateur Wife" is the roman tic tale of an ugly duckling' who was bred in a convent and went to bed at D. m. Then she went to New York and learned to wear fine clothes. Then she married and her hubby found out she could step some.
 '"The Flushing Bride is a farce picture of show girls, millionaires and dukes.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-07
THREE ACT COMEDY
 AT EOX'S OPENS SHOW

Heading the bill at Fox's on Mon day will be a miniature musical comedy in three scenes, entitled His Royal Highness." Scene one is in a pullman car; scene two, in a street of Chinatown; and scene three in a house in Chinatown. The cast of characters:
 Porter, Georg A. Burton; the dope, Walter Terry; the girl, Vivian White: her chums. Doris Richards, Jean Peltier and Olive White.
 Three other acts on the program. They are De Armo, comedy juggler; Naldy and owen, comedy novelty act. and Warren and Littlefield in a comedy and singing and talking
New Britain herald., 1921-05-07
GIRL MUSICIANS, PALACE.

On Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday the Keith vaudeville bill. shown in con- junction with the big picture Pas sion," will be featured by the big head liner ''The Melody Garden::' Six clever girl musicians comprise the offering and lovers of good music have a treat in store for them next week.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-07

opment Is being so closely watched by interested millions of devotees.
 The cast in Passion" is headed by Pola Nogri, the famous Continental star, and her portrayal of the leading character is said to set a new high mark in motion picture artistry.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-07

serve to introduce the play proper. As it is now the lights are thrown on batik curtains, beautiful and in teresting, which represent respective
 ly Atlantic City, country road and the sands of Palm Beach. The cur tains are rolled away and a series of ShadowgranhS or siIhouettes are
New Britain herald., 1921-05-07

come. early to see both pictures, one before and the other after the vaude- vile. One is Harry Carey in The Freeze Out" The other is Shirley Mason in Ming Toy
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-22
The Zionists' Division
MACK AND WEISSMAN BREAK

The telegram received reads as fol-
lows:
Negotiations between American
Zionist organization and Dr.. Weis.
mann, president Of the Worlds Zion
LIST Organization have been broken off
according TO q memorandum issued
by Judge Julian w. Mack, president Of
the Zionist Organization Of America.
Weismann came to this country re-
Gently to confer with American Zion
irts In reference to raising Of funds
for upbuilding Of Palestine. The
memorandum reads:
II regret deeply to be compelled to
make the following statement: DR..
Weixmann abruptly terminated nego-
tiations which ! have had with with
him and his associates for the past
two weeks in the hope Of reaching
common ground on the basis Of the
unanimous resolution Of the Buffalo
convention for the establishment In
the United States Of the Keren Hay
ssod as q donation fund only, TO Do
used exclusively In Palestine and un-
do such adequate safeguards as would
secure It's proper expenditure. When
DR.. weismann finally and expressly
assented that Keren Hayesod should
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-22

with the action of his younger
colleague; on the contrary he
wrote Rabbi Mayerberg, a let
ter condemning it. Rabbi Frank
lin also desires us to state that
the omission of the praise with
full salary" was an error on the
part of the proof-reader and not
Rabbi Franklin, as that phrase
occurred in his manuscript. We
accept the explanation, and con-
slider the matter closed. We shall
have something to say regarding
the action of the Alumni Of the
College later.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-22
LEGISLATURE OF WISCONSIN DENOUNCEs PROPAGANDA OF
RACE HATRED

Following closely upon the unofficial condemnation Of the spread
signed President Presidents 9TH
official announcement Of this mmgated evil in
the form Of joint resolution passed by the Legislature Of the State
of Wisconsin
1t was passed. read and adopted February 49,
JOINT RESOLUTION
Relating to Race Propaganda
WHEREAS the Legislature of the State Of Wisconsin recognizes
that Of hatred detrimental to the and well
fare Of the State and
WHEREAS the Of this country tolerance Of
voiced by the fathers Of this country the Daa
ton Of Independence and
WHEREAS certain public trying stir and creed
hatred, and
WHEREAS, the tolerance this country has
been brought members this Legislature through the
free distribution of pamphlet called The International Jew
therefore, be it
RESOLVED the Legislature Of the State Wisconsin
itself record declaring that loyal citizens Of Wisconsin find anti
form dstasefu and that such propaganda
undermine the foundations Of tolerance which this
try BIRTH which the powerful factors contributing
TO its greatness.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-22
THE JEWISH MONITOR

Budapest: Jewish News Service).
in q cafe located in the Eastern part
Of the city, Jews were attacked and
beaten. This is another step in anti
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-22
Page Nine

Semitic actions and propaganda indul-
ged in under the auspices Of the no,
torious society known as Awakening
Hungary"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-22


statement or conference issued proc
lamation establishing independently
Of Zionist Organization Of America,
Keren Hayesod Bureau in United
States. Officers Of Zionist Organiza.
ton Of America are not parties to
this proclamation. They had not been
asked to sign 1t and they could not
have become parties thereto be.
cause It completely fails either to lin
It fund as agreed, to donation fund,
or embody therein any safeguards
with respect to expenditures, condi-
tons indispensably precedent to our
cooperation in solicitation Of these
funds. A full statement Of negotia-
tons will be promptly made and will
be accompanied by plans Of the Zion
list Organization Of America for mi
tiating Palestine donation fund pur-
suant to resolution Of Buffalo con-
vention and your executive committee.
In campaign for this fund we shall
count upon immediate and continuous
cooperation Of all loyal Zionists and
Of all American Jews.
(Signed)
JULIAN W. MACK,
President Zionist Organization Of
America"
Provisions Of drafts above referred
TO under consideration at time Of its
abrupt rejection by DR.. Weismann
are as follows:
Until next Zionist Congress, Keren
Hayesod in United States shall be
conducted upon foregoing basis. First
shall be q donation fund only. Board
Of directors or trustees will be set up
on which the Mizrachi Poale Zion and
non-Zionists will be given appropriate
representation.
Gave as specified under D E. and F
moneys will be held on deposit In
banks in United States. Budget. Of
American Zionist Medical Unit shall
be q first charge upon Fund appropri-
atoms therefore to be paid To and ex-
pended by executive committee Of
unit. A pro rota monthly contribution
to fix Palestine budget shall be next
charge upon fund. Stop statements
will be published monthly by execu-
tive Of World Zionist Organization
setting forth in detail all receipts for
and expenditures under such budget
Such contributions shall be paid to
executive Of World Zionist 0rganiza-
ton and expended by II in accordance
with provisions Of budget II being un-
derstood that new committeements in
volving expenditures beyond date Of
new Congress will not be entered into.
Contributions from fund for purposes
not covered by fixed Palestine bud
get shall be made in such amounts as
shall from time to time be agreed
upon between President Of World
Zionist Organization and President Of
Zionist Organization Of America.
Disposition Of unexpended balance
fund shall be determined by next
Zionist Congress within limit Of broad
general purposes to be announced as
purposes for which fund Is raised. All
other questions relative TO fund in
GLIDING question Of It's charter after
next zionist's Congress shall be sub.