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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
"HoocH" RUNNERS.

Federal agents A. M. Mutte- ainl
H. d. Bryant arrested John Billips
and VIM. G. Johnson last Friday OIL
a charge of moonshining, and brought
them to Tazewell where they gave
bail for appearance in next court.
The men were building n furnace
around kettle, preparatory to maxi
ing. hooch when apprehended by the
He1eral agents.
Mutter and Bryant also captured
q man by name Of Day and "Joh,i
Doe" on Mud Fork last Tuesday.
The men were operating q still and
arc said to be old offenders. In addl-
tion to the still the officers destroy
ed 800 gallons Of beer. five gallons
of whiskey, and consfiscated one high
power rifle. one revolver. and OLD
horse.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
SHAKESPEARE HAD THE
RIGHT IDEA

When he wrote: "who steals
my purse steals trash but
he who filches from me my good
name robs me of that which,
makes me poor indeed"
We value our reputation for
Quality and Service more than
we do the profit from any sale.
: We sell the best quality goods
we can obtain. But should any
thing you buy from us fail to
deliver satisfactory service, we
want an opportunity to make
good. {
Our reputation for satisfac-
tory dealing is worth too much
to us to have even one customer
dissatisfied.
CROCKETT & WHITE CO., Inc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
GAVE HIS LIFE
TOSAVEFRIENDS
S. b. Carter, in Effort to Rescue
Comrades, is Crushed to Death
by Coal Cars at Bradshaw
Mines on Dry Fork.

5. B. Carter, we'll known citizen
OF Biuestone, was killed last week by
being crushed to death by coal cars
on the tipple of the Bradshaw Conl
Company on Dry Fork. Carter's BODY
was taken to Blucstone and was gh
en- Masonic burial last Saturday
members from Tazewell, Graham
and other lodges assisting tho TN
tTop Lodge in the burial ceremonies.
Carter, it is said, was employed
near the drift mouth of the mine. The
tipple Of the bradshaw company ~
located several hundred feet belo,y
the drift mouth and the cars aro
lifted and lowered between Tho tipple
anu shaft by faeans of cables. 1t was
SAID there were eight empty cars OIL
the track leading from tho mouth of
the mine to tho incline going down
TO The tipplc. A motor coming out Of
the mine bumped into tho string of
empty cars and started them rolling
towards The incline.
Carter was only IL few feet from
the top of the incline when he no.
ticed the cars rolling towards bhn.
Realizing the cars were uncouplod
anu were not attached tothccnblr.
and knowing ten or twelve employ.s
Mt the tipplc would be killed il tho
cars started ut wild speed down the
incline. Carter picked up II piece OF
timber and succeeded in derailinp
each of the eight cars and turning
them down the mountain side. The
eighth car was derailed in tho dircc-
ton of Carter and he was caught as
the car turned. His injuries resulted
i'll his death.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
THINKS HE HAS IT.

S. N. Hufford, Graham angler, be-
lieves that he has won the big fish
prize in Tazewell county said to have
been offered by Mr.. Pobst. the Tazc-
well Jeweler. Mr.. Hufford. some days
ago, caught bass out of the Falls
Mills dam that weighed three AMI
three quarter pounds. 1t was by fur
the heaviest bass caught by any Gra-
ham rodman during the season and
it is believed locally that Mr.. Huff
ford has copped the blue ribbon and
ten dollar bill. The fish was a
"whopper and attracted much atten-
tion when brought to Graham. 1t was
caught of course with hook and line.
Graham Daily News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
CHICKEN CULLING CAMPAIGN
IN TAZEWELL COUNTY.

During October l expect to coli
tinue the chicken culling campaign
which began Sept. 10th. A largo
number Of locks have been culled
and the culls sold. Chicken houses ale
bolng rcm0delcd. sometimes lust a
hole cut in the wall and covered with
poultry netting is nl that 10 ncc-
cssary. Lots of folks are getting
rendy for winter. Get in line and Gull
your flocks.
Prices of eggs arc already going
uup. They won't como down until
spring. This mean with prices of feed
btufrs still comparatively Iowa good
proit from poultry and eggs. Make
each hen you keep count. Winter
eggs bring the money-cach winter
egg is worth 2 or 3 summer eggs.
Now is the time to market: All
surplus male birds; old hens 2 1-2
years or older; Hens that are lazy
and fat; hens that arc last or tho
roost in the morning and the first Oh
the roost Mt night; hens with heavy,
thick crooked lay bones, that arc
close together; birds not perfectly
healthy; carly or slow molters; pooc
specimens of standard bred (wrong-
ly called pure brcd). hens with small
space between lay bones and end Of
breast bones.
If you want help on your poultry
problems write me, Tazcwcll, Va. I
vill help you Gull your flock if you
viii have at least 3 of your neigh
j5orJ present to see tho demonstra-
ton. can thus cover the county
better. If you want a bulletin on
bpoultry management, houses, di-
seases, food or most any phase Of
poultry work, write mo and I will
| send it to you.
Remember can help you on YOUR
poultry during October. In November
have other work to do, SO now Is
l'your time.-Ilessic Byer. Home De-
monstration Agent.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
AN ECHO OF 0THER DAYS.

Oscar George Williams, Jefferson
City, Mo-, son Of the late Titus Will
iiams, of this county, is here on u
visit to his old home and friends nt
ter an absence of quarter of a CELL
tury. He is practicing law in Miss
ouri, as counsel for State Banking
Department Of Missouri.
There are seven children of Titus
Williams still living, all in the west.
Capt. Titus Williams was born and
reared in Tazewell, taught schoul
here, and organized company and
led it into the civil war. Hc was bro
lther to the late p. II. Cyrus and
julius Williams, of this county.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30

shine through the centuries, though
it has been the hapless victim for
several hundred years of cruel Anglo
Norman oppression. fyiFSA.
The assembled guests Of both Pc
riods of the reception were typical
sons and daughters Of Tazewell. ami
conformed we'll with the bride AMI
groom in that particular. The af-
falr IN social way was a blending
OF the Old with the new, a mipgling
OF the lavish, genial hospitality Of
NIFTY years ago, and the ornate and
most refined attainments of the pres,
ent day. VIM. C p
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
SENATOR SWANSON IN FIGHT
FOR REFLECTION.

In communication published in
the Fauquier Democrat, Sept. 18th,
Senator Swanson pays his respects
TO his enemies who havo circulated
the report that, owing to the COLI
dition of his health he will not be a
candidate for reelection.
He says: ~ am a candidate in the
Democratic primary for reelection
to the United States Senate" and
says also"my health is better now
than for many years" "I feel sure
the people Of Virginia will return me
to the Senate by very decisive ma
jority." So say we all!
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
MRS. WM. M. HURT

Mrs. Laura J. Hurt. widow of the
late VIM. II. Hurt, died at her home
near Wittens Mills last Monday. The
burial took place ON Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. in charge of Under
takcr Peery. The funeral discourse
was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Hodge, of
Graham. Deceased had been con-
sistent member Of the church since
early life. She was in the 10th year
of her age.
The floral tribues were profuse and
the crowd in attendance, all testified
to the esteem in which she was held
Besides two daughters she leave:
three sons. the we'll known Hurt
Bros. merchants, at Wittens Mills
and Frank M. Hurt, at Raven.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
THE LAYMEN'S CLUB LAST
SUNDAY.

: Interesting meetings were held
bere and in the cove last Sunday, by
the club. Interesting addresses wen :
made. Both the singing and addresses
were inspiring and helpful
The editor and Senator Royal were
at the convict camp in the afternoon
md had really worthwhile occas.
ion. Senator Royals speech wa.
earnest, instructive and listened L,
with close attention. There are about
100 men (and boys) at the camp now
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
BARGAINS IN HORSEPEN
STORE.

Just received-A full line of "Iiall
Band rubbers and arctics.
Blankets from Cedar Bluff Wolei,
Mills. While they lust, at $1,000 per
pair.
Endicott-Jol'nson work shoes. Re-
duced prices.
Good grade domestic. 10 and is cts.
II yard.
Pepperhill shecting. 80 inches wide,
40 cents per yard.
Pillow Tubing, 40 cents also.
ID. Is. DANIEL 4 SONS.
9-3O-2t a.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30

air remarked: "Where in the h
are you going?" He received in re-.
ply the following answer. "Where
in the hare you going?" and as
companions in the same craft they
condoled fully with each other,
presume. There was another instance
about this time Of the enforced de-
parture of one of the company's
employees. to which we may or may
not refer later.
We are indebted to tho Richlands
News of July 4, 1892. for this story.
j. M. N.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
BROTHER CAMPBELL HAS MON.
Ely IN THE BANK.

Rev. 7. H. Campbell. formerly pas
tor Of the Baptist church here, now
pastor at Stuart's Draft, Va, has
II bank account Of as much as $500
anyway or did have few days agu,
when he mailed "white wing" to
this Office to pay his tuition dues.
His many friends here will be glad
to know that he is getting on we'll,
and that his family are enjoying the
blessings of life.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
GOING 10 STATE FAIR.

Miss Byer, Homo .Demonstrator
Agent, will chaperon party of girls
and boys in Baby Beef Club to the
State Fair. The party leaves for
Richmond Sunday night. October End
and will return the 9th. Tho number
going includes: Elizabeth Poerv.
Clara Kinzer, Mary, Frances and
Hugh Cassell, and Reese r. Bowen.
Jr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
NORTH TAzEwELL ITEMS.

North Tazewell, Sept. 29.-Mr. A.
A. Boothe is building house in the
annex Of North Tazewell.
Miss Launah Ireson spent she
week end in Bluefield with her friend,
Miss Georgia Ratcliffe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Smith and chill
dren. of Abingdon. were the guests
Of Mrs. H. F. Ireson, Saturday and
Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
w. C. Il. U. RECEPTION.

The W. C. Il. u. will give an III
formal reception at the home of Mrs.
G. Henry Iiarman. to the Faculty Of
the Tnzewell and North Tnzewell
schools, Saturday, October LIST, 3 Ii
b. All members of the w. C.. Il. U.
are cordially invited.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
WALLACE-NASH.

Miss Margie Wallace, daughter of
Mrs. 5. r. Nash, of West Graham,
and Mr.. Beunos Tabor, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Tabor. of the same
place, were married on the 10Th inst,
in Bristol. the announcement of the
marriage just having been made
known. The young people will make
their home in Graham.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
ECHOES OF LAST FRIDAY.

Mr.. IIarman who sat at the "head
of the table" last Friday. introduced
the speakers. AS to Colonel Ander-
son, Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, he said, "He Colonel Ander-
son) has never sought public Office,
but has been content to lead the life
of private citizen" Good thing
he knows how. He will have to live
it again.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
PREACHING IN CHRISTIAN
CHURCH SUNDAY.

Rev. W. o. Hornbnker, of Miss
issipp.i, will preach in the Christian
church at II n. m. and 1880 p. H.,
next Sunday, Oct. q, and will preach
at Founding Mill at p. m. Every
body cordially invited.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
LITTLE BOYS ARM BROKEN.

The little son Of Mr. and Mrs, Har-
man Helmandollar, fell from porch
at his grand fathers, Mr.. Albert
Hagy, and broke his arm. on Tues
day Of this week. 1t was feared thls
his skull was injured by the fall,
but this does not seem to be the case.
He is getting along nicely.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
BOX PARTY AT LAUREL scmool

Miss Browdcs and Miss WINNER,
teachers of Laurel School, invite all
to be present Mt the school house,
Saturday week, Oct. 9th. to enjoy
n box party which il to be given.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
NEW HATS

MISS LILLIAN E. JONES
Tazeweil's up-to-date Milliner
has just received a large assort-
ment of NEW HATS this week.
The ladies of the town and
community are invited to call
and inspect them. i,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
POTATOES WANTED.

We want 100 bushels of Irish Do
tatoes, first grade; and will pay S1.0U
per bushel delivered at Tazewell
Packing Company. Peery Brothers 4
Sons, North Tazewell, Va. 9-SO-2t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
NOTICE.

All parties who have accounts
against the estate of the late Samuel
G. Pecry are hereby notified to pre-
gent same to me for payment on or
before October 9Th, 1921.
NELLIE G. PEERY, Admin.
North Tazewell, Va, Sept. 21.-2i
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-30
MOVED OUT-MOvED In.

Mr.: N. W. Mcconnell has so far
completed his new brick residence
east of town as to permit his mov-
ing in. Mr.. Eugene Repass and his
family, have moved into the prop
erty vacated by Mr.. McConnell-tn
rooms over the Hopkins store.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
Sra Uoree.

Spm Gensmanb / 9eititao Gems.
n1onosbiltrift / 9oro-S rpnbelas 5pl-
fc er beififfet Slau @eloe.
arunprins Clap at Horge inmia.
trifrlereoes Sirsbaa oen CITE gtou.
paa Rriltiania llniperlitet lammen
n1co fine aaoetfamerater.
sturt ecsat til Sanseiunb. Sait.
oeiunb Sbe Iop. en- Glbre Saliae.
i~unosboraer Smut 3. Slien bar
ifipnfet ct 9egot paa $4,000 9r. til
@uen. Genterne ifal bnert Star no.
ScIes til pelbGoige 5ormuol.
slpptef peS Tetinnb. 2iaeitrem 6te
0}op. Otter Senitiaing fra Sopebitp-
ref for Iorees Sarmacel,tiife Sor-
cnino bar Set S~errebsitpre beiluttet
nj inoicnoe til Socialbepartementet
gnoroQcnbc ON Sprettelie al Npotef
pco 6etiuno Standardization.
st SIR / lps 9ne. @rinitab 9oe
Nopember. 8essbopeo SnbieilineS-
fnr res 8roSfiorben pr. @rimitob
itoar / lps 2re, ailtaaeLig oeo Selp.
ontrnbelie, ibet oct beepnote / Sop.
rem oper 2naten. Slliet er al Gre,
hcle Oliebeboloningen bleo f%ierrtet
itioc.
&auoeifnb paa Sast. Sra CHS.
roIb meloeS t5oe Nop. ct 1ar nnge
W}rn6 bar igaar noe paa GGpeioat.
Cen II CLEO paa oct glatte Sore
mco ben Selge, at 8eppret off al, og
Gfl,66et rainneoe &ameraten / Ma.
PEN. 8utten afgif peo 9sben igaor.
oitcS. San bar | SppeoarSaloeren.
gntumpbilnlpffen peS SinniiB.
itranoen. Sfien CITE 9op. Sfoma.
oer Rpeaarb, iom fom Itp9t tilifaoe
unoer gutomobilulpffen peb Sinniis.
itranberl, er ignar bsb al fine &pe.
teller puo Giufon Spgebus. Rp.
oooro, TOM eaentlig bar bienmebe.
renoe / &ragers, bar Ell agtet og al.
hol0t Htatt0.
Rclfefahrifen / S~arpsbOra. Sarps,
borg 10be Rop. Yaa @rlnto al oper.
fpIote 2agere % Sanifeligbeoer for
Grporten al f%onbenieret Melf bar If.
t~ieieIfobet Se Iorife Welteiabrifer
beiIuttet at Sabrifen / SarpSborg
ifal itonie Oriften ira Gptaar / ct
boInt Iar. Sabrifen beIfieftiger 100
Grbeibere, mel Stsritebelen al oisie
oiI BIT beifiaitiget meo BEN plonIagte
llooibelie al Sabrifen til oaiaa at
p%ulfatte 6abrifation al u~iufret Welf.
Sibtil bar ben bare omfattet infrct
MeIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09
granS pcb Tprsoruus Horsor,

SranS pcb TOrssruno. 9orsarlinS
l4oe ytop. l1bbuiene poa 8aoroen
Sataaiene I SoIum brpnbte neo
I9aar. 20 aisr og enoeI Snaaie
br9note inoe. SI0ens Spfomit er
lltlenot. Souebbpeninqen bIen life
1taoet. 8aorben cieoes al en- gnfe
og uohu'ene nor bare osiureret for
5000 aroner.
galgaarosbanen. Stoponaer 9be
gton. SpItpret bar / Gitermioboa
eitItemmig bepilget Stopanaers 9i.
Drag I'll Iolgaarosbanen og beiluttet
at benltiae til &egierineen Of ieaite-
lptte Irbeioer ~inoreit, % Der III i
Staoan9er er 1900 arbeioslsie. NQe
lntereS'ereoe &omnrlner bar MI be.
ptlget line Giitriftsbiorog.
Silbeiguer pcS SelselauSsfpten.
S%ronobiem lite 0op. Get antoses
of bore Ell Ot9ngoe SiIb / Sipen
lloenfor Iasppr paa Se~lgelano, oa
Der er ieet Ell Mosie Spal % Sllgl.
6ilterne bar Iiee ueb 9alrb faoet min.
Ore Barrier Sebiilb. Sor ) Nlar fibcn
/ Nouelnber og December foregif ser
CT rigt Siloefiife uoeufor Iosppr.
SranS / Iaicral. ariitiatsiano
Soc Non. Sgaarnat nebbrpnote ct
llbhus / Iaieral. Set lptfcoes al
reObe oct meite Of 9eiRtnineen, men
6 Saller % 1 Girls br9note inoe,
llobulet Dor bare aSiureret for $500
Ser, mems 8eiGtningen par uasiiire'
ret. Get ianrrnc par ogina Silfplbe
meO gIoliugen % R~eoifaberne iom ali
br9note op.
Cmfpmmet pcS &ulSieiliue. 6ro
9oo9 melbes 16be Hop. Sgaar gtto'
bag fulbieileoe oe brufneoe 2 Wanb
ira gngon / SsrfoIben ubenfor aier'
bingep. Sc bapoe p9ret | gooe meh
@eo. &eiret bar pert, men Der Bloc
tie en- iriif gris. 6ormentli9 fsrte
De for mango Cell. gaaoen off runoi
og foripanbt. If be forulpffebe bar
Sen enc gift og efterlaoer ii9 2 Barn
SrGbt peb glnlpffc. 9a en- fom'
bineret 8asiager- % 2aitebil forle'
Dem @ftermibbae fisrte opoper Sllo.
bal CLEO 9ilen paa oct 9latte Sore ol
for nofor oen bratte 8eifant. s 6al'
set, iom bar eanife bsit, gif Siler
rrt1ot % bleo liegenoe meo Siulent
op. Gbalffsren Hap fra 6aloet mel
en- miltore Sfabe, mems Ell Sasia9er.
ben 30 aorige 8irgtt gefb,ts, fon
UNDER Gognen % bleo flemt ibl9l.
2rnfningsnlsff.n / Shiterpano.-
fra Bergen melbes 10be 9ton. Stge
he al De 5 urlae Wenneifer, iom Na'
til Senoag brufnebe / Ssliteroal,o
| Ssnofiorb, er enonu life tunoet, mel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09

iiSen traf iia tiIhaae paa @rnRa al
Spsbem, 9ereb bar t Here War
Wehlem Of observation-disclosures sfeleitp-
re. San bar ct tpHtpatiif Menne'se
o. Ell uhpraest Sriluitsmane. tnrts
Saser % Sitter,
SoeHepreit @rNnar @lappes
itah. Sailse Smhiierh. er afaaaet
peb 9shen, seanepreit @Ioppsftas
bar fsht @tappeH is4a % too tee.
losijf @mbsh5sraHien | 1871, Sat
bar fsrit | sn slarraffe Carer, 1888
|--aa pifariepehe ban ueh SreHlas,
San'ar % atifer seWiuar, tiihttt ban
BET iihitnaeHte atar blep S%aeHeers,t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-09

til Speraberg, 3 1908 bIen ban rs,
nepnt Ill SpgHepreit TIL Snhre Sol,
medal. buer ban ieuere bar ptrtet,
5~eanepreit | 2itre @slaRs.
SaHs Gbriitian 9arien. or aiaaaet
PED 0sbeH | en- 9uhr Of TOTE Mar.
SaaHepreIt 9arieH. iaHI par fsst |
IraHWHeh TOD tealagiif embeasera.
men lara, Sersiter bar ban ito
1877 atHesnlarer pes @anhaIs Dor.
ger. 90 atihaelfats. ieRere iHbtit
1854 S%esHepreit Satiielhhalsn,
hereitsr I'll 1850 Snsear Oh bar
iihen teaa Ueret SoaHearelt | ellrs
WataHh.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-28
HELPING HAYTI.

Nothing would please this country
more than to have the people Of Hayti
Demonstrate their ability to handle the
affairs of that island renublic in a man.
Der that would avoid the exercise Of anr
supervision on the part Of This govern
mert. There IS American occupaIol
DOT because We are anxious to maintain
D force Of marines there. but because It
for tre welfare of the islanders them
selves and in recognition Of our dutv TO
te little republic. The quicker Havti
IAN demonstrate the caracfty to look af-
.sr tSof prevent the sauqnderinc Of its
revenue. keen down Instructions and
rise 90 the res0on-ibuitv of successful
government the better pleased will this
government ha. Entirely altruistic is
1u- attitude toward Hayn.
In this connection IT IS interesting to
tote that the committee from the United
states senate, that has been on A visit
% the island for the purpose Of inves.
igating the conditions there in connec-
ion with American occupation under tbs
terms of tho existing treaty.. bcIfavoe
that there should be exercised due oare
n the selection Of officials for service
Hayti whether they are tn engage in
'F'I mr. military duties Apparently the
committee believes that much Of the
friction that has been complained Of
,ould be avoided If there wera the canac.
fy 10 tho officers to command soldiers
r lIarr and not solely m con7uan
troops and q evmnathy with the Hay.
Sans in 'he'~ nosition ard an inclination
% establish cordial relations.
Whether the Observance Of such rec
Concentrations would serve 10 overcon,
il the opposition 70 The American oc
,u7a-Ion Is uncertain. hut # seems reas
enable that with thu civil and mflitar,
authorities which this country is au
F0~iz~f 10 name. chosen with such con
alterations IN view decided he'll,
would he furnished. Hayti needs tn,
Iervices that are being performed for :
sui much depends uoon the manner +,
rhich the services are performed as f.
he appreciation Of the results obtained
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-28
CIRCULATION
WEEK ENDING DEG. 24th, 1921
1855
THE PUBLIC DIsREGARDEp.

Loss Of life and property in the de-
struction Of the New Haven moving pic
ture house by fire has served TO direct
increased attention to thee enforcement
Of regulations concerning such amuse-
ment places throughout the state and
while there We're indications that made
quate provisions for the safety of the
public were made in that theater and
hat laws were disregarded it has re-
NAMED for the coroner through his in
Tesugation to fix the responsibility.
When it IS pointed out by Coroner Mix
that Building Inspector Austin knew of
conditions there and failed to enforce the
building code, that Manager Carroll of
the theater was reckless in staging a
prologue and packed the house beyond
It's standing capacity and that President
Black Of the theater company failed to
Dbey the state and city laws regarding
FIRE protection. # becomes evident that
there was a winking at the law and a
.axity Of enforcement to a serious de-
gree. The interests Of the public have
been disrcgarded
Having a building inspector who dis
covers faulty construction but fails to
sto1 it or bring about a correction leaves
a community no better off than as if 1t
had no such official while the failure
TO respect the laws governing such an
amusement place, whether they are state
or local indicates a disposition to delay
anything Of the kind until forced to COM
ply and the needed enforcement ap-
pears 20 have been lacking.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-28
READ YOUR CHARACTER
BY DiEby Phillips
copyrighted 1921
Swinging Arms

Ever notice the way people carry
their arms when they walk? OF course
you have.
But did you ever realize that they
are revealing their characters there
by, or at least, parts of their charact-
ers? The chance is that you never did,
except perhaps that you have been
vaguely and subconsciously influenced
in your judgment of a person by it
When the arms swing freely and the
walk is an energetic one, you have a
character of the fearless vigorous and
alert type. Such people are alert in
the sense that their mental processes
are keyed up, not in the sense that
they are always craftily on the alert.
They're alert, but they're not unduly
suspicious.
Generally you'll find them well
poised and sure of themselves both
mentally and physically. And for the
most part they come under the clas-
sification known as the motive type.
That is, they are predominately peo-
pie of action. They are the doors and
accomplishers rather than the planners
and the "highbrows"
They are also the people who are in
clined to be a bit reckless, quick il
not always careful in their decisions
and seldom oppressed by fear of any
description.
Tomorrow-The Pumphandle Hand
shake