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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-03
PREACHING NOTICE.

Preaching at Liberty Hill Satur-
day night; Sunday IL a. M. at the
Cove; $3.50 p. M, at Glenwood, by
the pastor.
At each of these services church
conference will be held and the roll
of membership will be called Let ev-
cry member be present to answer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-03
LEST WE FORGET.

In Flanders fields. the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The Iarks go singing bravely by,
Scarce heard amidst the guns below
We are the dead, once we lived
Felt dawn, saw sunset glow
Loved and were loved
But now we sleep in Flanders fields
Where poppies blow.
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UNUSUAL SERVICE AT THE
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

1t is hoped that there will be an
unusual service at the Lutheran
Church Sunday morning, the unusual
feature TO be thnt every member be
present. Why do men who have VOW
ed to be true to God have to be beg
ged to enter the Holy Temple? Come
Sunday and hear message on "Mat-
in the evening ut Graham.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-03
RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE.

Nice residence lots for sale in
Town of .Tazewell. Within the cor
porate limits 200 yards from Court
House. Level land. Nice size.
Terms: One-half cash on day OF
sale. Balance in six months. C. c.
PAYNE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-03
ON TRIAL

Take one of our Fordson Tractors
to your farm md test 1t out with
any other tractor for 30 days-doing
all kind of work, and then decide
what tractor you should buy.
TAZEWELL MOTOR co,
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NOTICE.

All members Of Grayely Hill M.
E. Church are urged to be present
Sunday, May Goth, when the pri-
posal to move our church will be dis
cussed and decided upon. REV. j. n.
Bowling. 5-20-2t,
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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Austin White,
of Tip Top Va, announce tho en-
gagcmcnt of their daughter, Marga-
ret, to Mr.. Thomas Lloyd Robinson,
of Coalwood, w. Va. The wedding
will take place some time i'm the
early summcr.--Gruhum Daily News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-03
MCCORMICK FARM MACHINERY
FOR SALE.

We have for sale Mccormick now
crs, hay rakcs, wheat binders, binder
twinc and repairs. Harman Bros Co.
North Tazewcll, Va. 6-3-3t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-03
NOTICE.
IMPORTED FRENCHMAN
NIJMRER 75736.

/ offer to the Percheron breed
ers of Tazewell for the year
1921 the services of this beau
tiful Dapple Grey Stallion. He
was bred in Crane, France, and
imported by Bell Brothers Of
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MARRIAGE.

Married al, the: Methodist Circuit
parsonage, Miss Lillian PucKett and
Mr.. A. G. Carter. both parties of
Bluefeld, w, Va. Rev. A. 8. Ulm
ofhciated,
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FORDS ON THE WAY.

We can deliver you a Ford, any
model in few days, provided you
place your order at once.
TAZEWELL MOTOR co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-06-03

Wooster, Ohio. He won first
honors Ohio State, Reserve
Grand Champion, which he has
won twice since. Az a sire he
has won three times and has
stood one of the five best stall
lions in each of the contests. 1t
pays to breed to the best. y
$1,000 to insure q living foul.
v7N. e. PEERY, North Taze-
well, Va, R. F. D.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
New Potatoes Out Of Season.
(By Ann z. Robinsou.)

vas pairing old potatoes, hateful task,
when Jane descended upon me, crisp and
cool in her newest apron. "My! What
thick skins you have, Grandmother" }"
she Knocked In true Red Ridinghood
style. Now, I am grandmother to no
one, least OF all to this particular person,
Who 10 barely ten years my junior, 90 !
knew she was referring disdainfully to
my old time methods. Jane has her eyes
open, 20 for that matter have !, yet from
force OF necessity one Of mine is turned
in the direction of Son. and while the
other is . perfectly good, wide-awake
eye, too much cannot be expected OF It.
James eyes, on the other hand, work In
double harness and what they don't see
simply 10 not worth looking st.
With "show-me" air / handed the
knife to her, gleefully hoping she would
demonstrate her latest wrinkle while j
fried the steak. No such luck for mine,
for she laid 1t down and picked up the
vegetable brush; with . vengeance she
gave each potato the scrubbipg Of les life
and then plunge In the hot water, while
/ vainly protested that I was going TO
mash them. SWELL, you may when the
proper time comes" she promised, ~
she clapped on the lid. When they were
about half done she drained, peeled and
quartered them and returned them to the
pot and poured on fresh hot water. In
ten minutes, explaining solemnly that
the proper time Was upon n, she drained
them again and before I knew 1t she had
them fuffed up, snow-white mass that
was considerably larger than 1t would
have been had good percentage re-
mained on the raw skins.
"The time between operations can be
extended indefnf ely" she explained,
kindly. 'I often partly boil mine Satur-
day afternoon, then peel and return them
10 hot water for second boiling when /
come homo from church.
Sand I know something else about
potatoes" she volunteered, with the
pardonsble pride Of two month"; expe-
rience.
81 learned this BY accident: To save
time sometimes pare potatoes for din
ner while I am doing mp tho morning
work, and noticed that after standing In
cold water al day they seemed fresher. |
So extended the experiment ono Sun |
day BY pairing them Saturday afternoon.
I changed the water st bed time and
again the flrst thing in the morning and
We had new potstocs for dinner Sun |
day. Truly, they were new ones for old
opss, like the lamp the wicked magician |
wanted to trade for AlsddIn's," she
laughed, snd took OF my hat to Jane
with her two months experience In
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
NOTICE,

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
been duly appointed administrator Of the estate
Of
LILLIAN r. RUSSELL, late of Sumner.
In the County of Oxford, deceased, and given
bonds a. the law directs- An persons having
demands against the estate Of said dereased
and al indebted thereto are requested TO
make payment immedistely.
WALTER A. RUSSELL,
June 3lst. 1921. East Sumner, Ne.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05

Tne Subscriber .hereby gtves notice that be
has been duly appointed sdministrator Of the
estate Of
NETTIE @. WEEKS. late OF Paris,
In The County Of Oxford, deceased, and given
bonds ~ the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate Of said deceased sre
deeired 70 present the same fof setsIement, and
al indebted thereeo arc requested 70 make pay
IIRSHALL C. WEEKS,
June slss. lSal. South Paris, Maine,
nm
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05

II the refrigerator must stand In the
kitchen with no drain but. pan undes-
meath It, place wire platesu. soch - 10
used fof cooling cakes or bread, under
the pan. This Will keep the door nom
becoming uildoVod,
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05

Fitted Wood and hay f
Sale.
l have for sale a quantity OF n'', n
stove wood; also several '0"'
good hay. ,,rr
Route No. 3, South fa''''
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
Market Square Building Association
Annual Meeting.

. Hss,es e lsssby siys. taas IL annual needing
ng Association, fpr ths elecsion az oSsc.,s -.
- e.su!ng year and the trsnsackjoa of aSv
00er ounl.eee that may legally Co. hsfnre ssia
oeo.e. y1u b he!d & Tie south Psxis Ssviass
3 ~ q zessdays July q, lssl. q ! = oeloek
eHoRaR n. ATWOOD.
es1lh fsz1A. Aai1s. Jsss Is, Ia. ~
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
FOR SALE.

Moving machine. Mccormick, {,
one horse. Box q Paris Hill or
phone 1884 I9f
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
HONENAKERS COLUMN.

oA soFaes 81 tn1Hes - - hdke
CpGuD, OxfuRd DAoa1k, oo9fh RAx1s. 1e
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
Agents Wanted.

We want a lady or gen'',Wt gen W,t.
agent for the genuine X; l.. and
kins Products in South a,nor.
other vacant towns. A big 0pyJ ippJ,y
tunity for any hustler: Write wI.,,st;euiai, .uIa,
for free sample and free Pa'''
Of our wonderful offer. m
J.R. WATKINS 81 IN Ny.
a4-s7 s. New YORK; +"
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
MOTlCE:.

The subscriber hexeby Gives notice that she
has besn duly appointed administratrix Of the
CLARENcE L. HEATH, iass Of woodseock,
IN the County Of Oxford, dsceased, and g1ven
bonds q ths hw directs. Al peEyons having de-
nnnds aeainst he estaee Of naid deceased axe
desired o present Tie sane for sett1amenk and
an indebeed thersto are requested 10 make pay
LiIIAn n. SWIFT.
Juns MT IL West Paxls. nainA
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
FOB SALE

One I-horse Deering moving ma.
enine !; one I-horse farm cart. Also
sanding hay for sale. Inquire Of
-. :. ". CUMMINGS,
~ 8 Deeriae Shsek
Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-05
Reduced Prices on | II c
Farm Machines

announced by the International Harvester Company
X line machinery position where
corresponding H c fnopeting
reduced
machines they will need the future The reduced
ing particular enable planters uato hag and harvest
machinery could earlier in the
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
>Legionnaires.

Commander John Mackey. Past
Commander H. J. Davis. Comrade c.
]. Cavanaugh, Comrade A. X. Kay,
Comrade Dabley Trusel. Comrade g.
A. Lundy. and Chaplain J. D. Haislip
made a special visit to Arlington
cemetery last Sunday and decorated
the grave of Admiral Robley d.
Evans. The entire membership OF
this post took part in the Memorial
day exercises held at Arlington Ma
tional cemetery May 80. While en-
route to the cemetery flowers were
dropped into the waters Of the Po-
tomac river in honor of our sailor
boys who lost their lives during the
war.
The next meeting Of George wash
fngton post, No. 1. the American
Legion. will be held Tuesday, June
z, at o'clock at Community Service
hall. 91s Tenth street northwest.
The entertainment committee Is ar
ranging to have a representative in
congress address the former service
men.
The officers of the post are elated
over the excellent showing made by
the members of the post in the
Memorial day parade and at Airing
ton National cemetery. 1t was the
largest turnout in the history of the
orEanizskion.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
National Union

Scott council, No. 45s. Nationai
union, held its regular meeting
Monday last and installed one mem
Der and approved another appii-
cation. Friend ]. Harry Jones was
present and took part in the ritual
istic work.
Mckinley council. No. ss2, on FIJI
day night made plans for the or
ganization of a degree team in an
ticipation of good results from the
present membership campaign un-
der the leadership of Maj. ]. b. K
Lee. president of the council.
The National Union club met al
headquarters on Friday last and ap-
pointed committee comprising c
F. Haden. A. s. Parks. and F. A.
Strickrott to-make an inventory OF
the club property with a view to re-
newing the clubs active participa-
ton in council work.
The Hospital Bed Fund associa-
tion is working hard for the sue
cess of its annual excursion on July
% to Chesapeake Beach. President
s. H. Jacobson, together with Sec
retary Crawford Bennie. and Treas
urer s. Trupp are distributing tick
cts.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
Woodmen of the World

Alpha camp is about 10 start q
drive for 100 new members in 100
Gays. Consul Commander Freeland
Is preparing committee 10 en-
gineer this work and Banker Dickey
made a stirring speech at the last
meeting, promising to bring in 10
new choppers himself
Oak camp heard an eloquent re-
citsl Of the experiences in Hon
duras OF Sovereign william Stott
Thursday night Past Consul Com
mander Stott recently returned
from the Central American republic,
where he was commissioned to re-
organize the constabulary forces.
An enthusiastic convention OF
Oak Grove, No. 2. Woodmen circle.
was held Tuesday night when a
number Of new applications were
acted upon Sovereign Major. guar
dian OF the grove, is building q
summer home at Chesapeake Beach.
where members will be. be.Sntertaine9.
Sovereign J. NJ. Ronfr, who was
shot several weeks arpssShile in the
line of duty as acting police lieu
tenant. is recovering rapidly. SOW
ereign Bounds, Of Georgetown, vhd
is the patriarch OF Elm camp, VIII
address the next meeting Of Elm
camp.
Several Of the local camps viii
decorate the graves Of deceSsf
sovereigns today DUNE 81, which
the woodmen's memorial sunoay'
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
Rainbow Division.

A noral wreath was placed by the
ID. c. chapter, Rainbow veterans
on the American Legion's tree IN
honor of the late Maj. William b.
Hudson, Of the Rainbow DIVISION
as a memorial tribute. Upon inns
occasion remarks laudatory OF MAJ;
Hudson as a soldier, physician ano
American citizen were ohereo oy
Mai. T. v. Walker, second vice COM
mander of George Washington fos'
No 1. American legion. and by Col
David s. Fairchild. U. S. A. The
latter ofYicer was on the stan OF the
divisional surgeon of the Ralnoo"
division and was able TO give
vivid account of the overseas work
Of this District officer who was
killed in action" while attacheo 10
the '1s5th infantry's dressing sta
tion. The memorial services were
concluded with q verbal tribute
from the Rev. Earle Wiley.
Mrs. Katherine B. Hudson and
Miss Annabel Hudson, the major
widow and daughter, who reside az
e11 18th street northwest. were
present at the services. as well as
large number of the departed ma
jor's friends, inciding the local vet
Grams of his division.
The wives and sweethearts OF tht
d. c. chapter are spending thi:
weekend in the making of candies
for the Rainbow patients in Walter
Reed General hospital. the Noun
Alto hospital and St. Elizabeth's.
A meeting has ben called by the
officers of the chapter for tomorrow
evening in, the Dugout located al
1904 e street northwest. President
Edwin J, Stubbs. who will preside
announces that the hnal nomina'
tions will be made at this meetins
for the chapters delegates TO tn
second annual convention and re-
union of the Rainbow Division vet
Grams in Cleveland. Ohio. which II
slated to take place July II to le
both dates Inclusive. Among thos'
who have received nominations arr
Comrades Edwin ]. Stubs. Elmel
F. Neagie. Bernard ". Rhodes. Ed
ward j. Mahan. John II. Hilton. M
Manning Marcus, william II. Kay
Winfield S. Lynn and J. Bentle,
Mulford. The local Rsinbows arr
going to send to this convention q
delegation prepared to bring thi'
veterans national hesdouarteri
from Columbus. Ohio. to Washing
ton. d. C.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
Jr. o. U. A. NJ.

Mount Vernon No. 10, J. o. q. A.
NJ, had as guests at its last meet
ing, J. B. Elliot Andrew jackson
Council No. 6, II. s. Abel and E.
Jackson, Anacostia Council No. 1s'
Representative william d. Upshaw
Atlanta, Ca; Frederick NJ. thinner
man. Cumberland, Nd, and ]. F.
Byrnes, Aiken, s. c., recommended
by Past Councillor John Hargett,
were unanimously elected to hon
orary membership of the council.
Brother Hargett presented a sword
to the council in behalf Of Brother
r. l. Griffin, who has left for Los
Angeles, Cal.
Reptile Oriental Court No. 10. af-
aliated with Mount Vernon Council
No. 10, will hold a special meeting
in Washington hall. Third and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, on
wednesday, June 8. at 8 p. m. to
dispose of some urgent business and
to confer the o. M. A. degree on
several candidates.
BenninR Council.
Benning Council No. 81 and Unity
Council No. II. Daughters of Amer.
lea, united in raising the stars and
stripes over Odd Fellows hall, Ben
ming. d. c.. on Memorial day. The
program included patriotic music
By the Camp Humphrey Military
band, a memorial and patriotic ad-
dress by Representative Ira Hersey
of Maine, and recitation by Miss
Alma Schickler. The flag was un-
furled by Miss Bernice Taylor amid
strains of the star Spangled Banner,
George Meile acted as master OF
ceremonies. Luncheon was served
and a dance followed. The regular
meeting will be held tomorrow
night.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
v. F. w.

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
department OF the District of Co
lumbia, assembled May 30, $3.50 4
m, in front Of the Community Serv-
ice Hall, Tenth street northwest
from where they marched to their
place of assignment in the parade
commanded by State Dept Comdr.
Col George l. TAFT and stan.
The Veterans were headed by the
Third District OF Columbia infantry
drum corps and consolidated with
the bugle an rum corps Of the
Boy Scouts, under the leadership of
Sergt Bugler Henry LoveIess-
After the services at the tomb of
the unknown at Arlington. the en-
tire Veterans of Foreign Wars dele
cation marched to the grave of
Charles A Fuckes. a member Of the
District of Columbia infantry who
was killed in action at Chateau
Thierry. Bugler Loveless, who
served with the decreased comrade
at the time of his death. gave a
brief history of the comrae's serv-
ice. The Rev. Harrison ID. Boyer.
chaplain Of National Capital post
delivered the invocation Bugler
Wallace J. Smith. who also served
with the deceased comrade, and
who was wounded many times ir
action at Chateau Thierry, wa;
present
DR.. Clifford S. Cox. commander oi
National Capital post, was in charge
OF the post delegation at Arlington
with Capt. S. H. Jacobson, seniol
cemetery. L. S. Soldiers home.
Post Officer Of the Day Thomas J
Cavanaugh. in charge OF the color
guard. composed the following
Junir Vice Commander Gilbert Z
Frazier. A. r. Thompson. c. II
Bradley. c. c. Scheible, Arthur J
Strack. Edward Kellen, W. L. Man,
ming, and James Planning.
The executive committee of Ma.
tjonal Capital post is considering
| the following proposals.:
That Memorial day be legalilet
as a national holiday and to be OBJ
served strictly for the occasion o,
honoring our heroes. closing al
places of amusements during exer
cises.
That the federal government
through proper authority, furnisl
transportation for all members o
the G. A r. and disabled veteran
on Memorial day for exercises a
the different cemeteries.
That but one nag be permitte'
displayed on Memorial day, and tha
flag to be the American nag. LIE
the slogan of ''One Country, On
Flag" be enforced throughout tn
country.
The recruiting committee report
ed a heavy demand for application
cards during the week, and q larr
class Of recruits is anticipated 70
next meeting.
The executive committee will NEE
again Tuesday evening. June Z,
Regular post meeting will be he'll
June IL.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
Disabled Vets.

Washington post. No. /, OF the
District of Columbia, which Is the
recently organized local post of the
Disabled American Veterans of the
World War, will hold a meeting in
room 500 Of the Municipal building,
Monday, June 6, 1921. at s p. m, and
extends a cordial welcome to all
disabled former service men to at
tend. The purpose of the meeting
will be to enlist the support of all
disabled men of the District who
are interested. The first national
convention will be held in Detroit,
Mich, on June 81. 2s. 20 and 80,
1921.
Application for membership can
be made at this meeting. End the
election Of permanent officers will
be held Immediately after the ma
tional convention.
Marvin f. Maddox. temporary
president will preside.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
GEORGE WASHNGTONU. STARTS
WEEK OF COMMENCEMENT WITH
PRESIDENT COLLIER PRESIDING
Mount St. Adams to be Scene of the Affair:
Commencement Wednesday at
Central High.

Weaver. Mrs. F. w. True was In
general charge of arrangements
Misses Eliza Moncure. Beth Foss
and Pauline Johnston. members OF
Sigma Kappa, recently attended the
installation of Alpha Zeta chapter
of the sorority at Ithaca. N. Y.
Grady Corbett, member of Kappa
Sigma from the University of Ala
bama and now American consular
agent at Lyons. France, was q re-
cent visitor at the local chapter
house
Glen Corbett Herbert Shinnick.
Harry Hawiey and John Daily, all
of Kappa Sigma, are planning to
attend the twenty-fourth biennial
grand conclave OF the fraternity. to
be held in Chicago July 20 to %.
Harry Hawley. Of Kappa Sigma,
has been elected president Of the
George Washington club and Les
ter johnson has been chosen treas
urer.'
A. Eskew, OF Kappa Sigma has
won &c. W." for athletic achieve
ments on the track.
Psi chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa.
at the University of Virginia, re-
Gently was recreated. lambda chap
ter oficiated and acted as host to
the visiting Virginians. Walter
Brandes, of the council of the fra
Iternity, had charge of the ceremony.
Gilbert Morgan, OF the supreme
court of the fraternity. took a
prominent part
lambda chapter of Phi Sigma
Kappa recently held its annual
dance in honor of its initiates. Toe
dancing by Miss Grace Cotton, a
young Washington girl, was one of
the many features.
Delta Tau Delta fraternity re-
Gently gave a smoker in honor oil
six students recently initiated into
the fraternity. Brooks John, Pete
Maceas, Dick Leibert and couple
OF other thermometers staged Sc
ries of stunts.
FAi Sigma sorority has announced
the initiation of Misses Martha
Powell, Celeste weyl, Vera Bailey
and Adelaide Thorn
Phi Alpha Delta tomorrow VIII
initiate Leslie E. Jackson. Heath
A. Melton, Robert w. Marshall
Perry johnson, Glenn Corbitt. ID. H.
Wheeler, Lester Moore, Robert n,
Anderson, Walter w. McVay and
Robert C. Burdick. Following the
exercises there will be a banquet
in honor of the retiring officers ano
in celebration of the first anniver-
sary of the founding of the local
chapter.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-05
AND AFFAIRS OF WASHINGTON FRATERNAL SOCIETIES G.1
Red Men Doings
Include Recital
And Adopiona

Seneca. No. IL. at its last meet
ing. after the routine OF business
held an open session. with instru-
mental music and recitations.
There was q large attendance. In
cluding the great chief Of records
A. c. Nicholas. Of Sioux tribe. and
w. A Fowler. Of Usage
Sioux met in their new vigwsm
for the nrst time on wednesday
night A dispensstion from the
great sachem was read. granting
the change Of meeting place and
night. In the last .wo meetings the
tribe has secured 30 petitions for
membership. The building commit
tee Of the tribe Is working hard
with the idea in mind OF being in
the tribes own home bfore the
winter. The building COMMITTEES
has been Incorporated
Arrangements are now being
made 70 hold an outdoor adoption
the early part Of July. A special
dispensation has been obtained. A
committee composed OF Herndon.
Alexandria ans the District of CO.
iumbia has the matter In charge.
The exact time and place will De
announced later.
MineoIa- No. IL. is doing work
every Friday evening. Special fea-
lures are being presented al each
meeting and those who do not at
tend really are missing some rare
treats. Degree work is one OF the
principal features of the evenings
entertainments
White Eagle, No. Is, has reported
to the great chief Of records the re-
ceiving of six petitions for member
ship, which Is very gratifying news
The great chief Of records feels yer,
proud OF the showing the order II
making in its own reservation ane
when the semi-annual reports sr'
returned they feel confident that tho
order will show a large increase.
Final arrangements have beer
completed for the instruction Of thu
new council of the degree of Poca
hontas, to be known as Sioux coun
Gil, No. Z. The degree team o.
Idaho council. No. /. will assist tn
great chiefs in the instituting cere
monies. The addition OF this coun
ell will make four of this branch Fl
/ the District Of Columbia All Of tn
necessary supplies for them hsv'
been received.