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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-01-11
new OFFICIALS
Are SWORN in

The county officers chosen by the
voters at the last general election to
serve for the ensuing two years, were
inducted into office yesterday. The
various bonds were approved and the
oath of office administered.
The new officers now serving have
all served for the past two years with
the exception of County Commissioner
w e. Rath, County Treasurer r. Des
Voignes and Sheriff Ralph Fisher,
Mr.. Des Voignes having been appointed
upon the resignation of Mr.. James
and later being elected to the office
Sheriff Fisher has appointed as dep
uties p. Callahan, AloDZo Osborne OF
Porthill and Harvey Washbnrn OF
Copeland.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-01-11
N. P.'s Have Social Evening

a most delightful social evening
was passed by about S5 Knights OF
Pythias and their friends last Thurs
day evening, dancing and cards provid-
ing the entertainment for the evening.
Supper was served at midnight in
the banquet hall Music during the
evening was furnished by the Bush
orchestra, and Robert Starr gave sew
erai banjo selections. Supt IT, S.
Kerr of the Bonners Ferry schools
gave pleasing address.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Biggar have re-
ceived word from their son, Clarence
stating that he was sailing for South
America the seventh. He joined the
marines at California about four
months ago and since then has been
stationed on Mare Island. He is sail
ing on the U. S. S. Idaho and on his
return in March the boat will jein
the Atlantic fleet and sail for China
and Australia.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-01-11
Gibson Discharged

Il. Gibson, who was arrested last
week on the charge OF an alleged ean-
Dezzlement of funds he had collected
Tor merchants of boundary county
was discharged yesterday, the com
plant having been withdrawn.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-01-11
Fire at Van AIstine Ranch

Some time ago c. B. Van Alstine
suffered quite a loss through fire
on his ranch near Copeland. Two gas
engines, silo and super six Hud-
son car were totally destroyed. The
origin of the fire is unknown
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A N. Kramer OF Port
lhilI stopped off in Bonners Ferry the
latter part of the week on their way
| from Spokane, and have been spending
lseveral days in town.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-01-11

The Nash auto that plunged into
the Kootenai river here with Bryan
Dunning New Years night was taken
out of the river the latter part of the
week The car was not as badly dam
aged as one would have supposed, one
front wheel being somewhat 'dished,'
this having been caused. it is believed
when the car crashed into the bridge
railing. The steering gear was found
to be out of commission. il being
necessary to turn the steering wheel
almost around twice before the car
would respond.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas G. Preli returned
from Spokane the latter part of the
week where they had spent several
days buying fine stock of dry goods
and other lines for the Boundary Dry
Goods company. They are now busy
unpacking these and getting them on
display in their establishment.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-01-11

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

iUrkvyinr Nth lhv Jn.g,i states Hail
r,ed Ial.r Roard. declared late today
that uo power on earth save a salts
t.ciorl settlement can pre,,nt their
iuen wahns ouf hegirning n,Nt sun.
att m.fnnE az g ociUsk
rafIf declaration came just &c the
,lus, of das of nuiiirss quouonius
Nh,n Juls, g. n ia.sion chairman az
ihr lahr Eerd u,iiod ach union
,ie, .l.rt m tun and asked him four
prrlai,i questions
Who. What authority In your
nhr ,sEsu.gaii,u. ,an withdraw thr
nnie fo s.uss or stop Il slr.kc'
SunuHan Ypi th, ,hI,f executive
~ sDlr hlse organization. u your "a.
cruu uumltt,, ISSUED AN order 90 a
sfaifmfr. ihat a sirik, should not oc-
rlr to sou uot hrusss thv srik, would
hH pr,ttniulf
rif DE. h0anl shall ~, lar, O. strike
s ut Justified and should uot vccur
ana direct ,hat ih, eunl,, es uui strike.
um tl1t ORDER d. ohty,de
s-Wn 500 a- cha executive ufc
yUuf rao,r and influence a. SO tmt
the ,ul,rs ~ %, hIard on the matter
ID. Ufe1t1r
Questioning Hf unison l,ad,rs brought
0uf ihlt vote ar1In.I th" strike had
nrn returned Un -l r,ads d, The con.
directors. on ls roads Us the trainmtn,
ara un three u.ids hy thu 0rem,n
e. h,n e1 the svit,hmrn on every
.t.f,w voted in favor - striking
siua,. amor l,Hi.d protest against
fisn.shine th, information 'tn h.s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
MALARIA IN MANY.
SECTIONS OF SOUTH
THIS YEAR SERIOUS
People Warned Not 20 Take
Chances and Endanger Their
Health; Peculiar Conds-
tons Found.

Late reports from many sections
az the South indicate malaria. ehills
and fever are serious this year:
Many deaths already have occurred
and 4 is feared the death toll viii
grow a. the season advances.
Conditions peculiar 20 the South
are responsible for this great loss
G. lie annually. These are mosque
toes, Siagnani water and mlasmie
gases caused BY the decay OF large
masses IL vegetable matter. Ma
LARA. Il Is shown. gets into the
blood. producing that tired. slug
gish feeling. torpid liver, inactive
Kidneys and bowels. loss OF appc-
ti,e, sleeplessness aud 4 general
rundown condition.
While the body Is In this eondi-
ton the system Is liable 10 be at
tackled by almost any disease. Chiils
and lever or typhoid can develop or
many chronic diseases tind It easy
10 get 4 grip.
II certain well-known symptoms
show up. something must be done
right now. or a long spell Of sick
ness. with doctors bills and other
heavy expenses. viii follow, Here
Is how G. II. Kyle. telegraph oper-
a,or for the !. & G. y. AZ !eweit.
Texas. STAYED OF sickness and put
himself in good condition:
RUvvA rwecvs.. suerrvs frces.s..
i.,s.. shiIs and isssr. hes9schs.. eensint
ss.. srss i.'f terrible and GO " h.rely q,
Ifs,r ming tue hotties 81 Atra,-tne l
have .rssi-sd an ny strength. sne have .
fns srpssi,s. s,s.p So .st h., go; sa,a 20
ard rer,r-erd Adaisire 90 all sno are
10 nset q : God sosis Iss tsf ss~
ecses hshrt ne"
Admirine is guaranteed 10 bring
relief. or you get your money bses
You take 70 chances whatever. I'd
nirine Is sold hy:
FOR SAFE ~ CITY ORIG STORE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
Sampey to Preach
Last Time Tonight

Or. John Y. S4mgsy closss rs WORK
al the First Baptist Church with To-
Esxht's message. The Twelve days b.
has he.n In Amarillo ami With The folk
az the Flrs; f,aisist church have
len twelve hissssd days. Tn. h.Irts 81
the people have ieen mad Eiad. u has
f<xn sux<ssfed that another thank 81
f-rsns ~ made for ~. Ssmpey az the
xsfvice toaixhi. sunday the l'r0pie ~
s,.ond.zi and they viii ~ sad Ter an
ether ont-ortuuity o. show ~. sam
icy Inv much they arprc,s ate The
work he has DIM.
Al thu cla<e q. TIC ssrvicc last night
the eTpfs<1ian vas general among the
,eopl. that the Holy Si1rii had ggitei
lH. Nmzan IN the clsoice q nr. sam.
,<y O. lead the revival Scoccs ~ Do
~ have united With rhe chur,h al
ready uron a prufcs<ion 4 their faith
IN tfs Lora Jesus Chris;. Numbers
have tcsne ~ lttirrS ard On a state
Eien, q their experience. IN. churct
sarmf@rSkip MS tsen strengthened in
she falth and a nv iotc for. ana q
lsstcr UNDERSTANDINGS II the ilias O.
ths isit q the f.slplc arr amoug tn
fruits 4 the meeting.
Al 10 c'ciock this moruirE nr. sam
upcn tn four hs; chapters % ths
nsk q Acts Touigh; b. Win clos
sas uusk with a taes< ~ toss4i upor
the hsi chapter q lohn's Gospel ~
are r<qresied O. rad these chapters
t<fore ccniar T. the church and q
tsiuE rear Rii.ie when ycu come
tn rcvtyai VII continue through
Sunday. Dr. n e Hsauing q Atlanta
Ca. u exr-cie1 IN Amarillo Frilay
sna WIN rrsarh f'riday evening. tn
sriinance q har;is-a sfl - serni-
ister-f ~ she riris Who have uni'c.
during ;ke meeting "a Fr.,lay uiSh;
las, nieAi the boys were hartirsd-
AZ traay vii, ~ ,he las; aav n
nr. Slss7-vis stay In Amarillo. J; 3.
sxre<frd that capacity hnilss J. *
pcc;s<f n .ahlic can <rs2fiy sssis'
Nv rosnin< early - that they may ~
tan STATS bsfoe the serzices he<ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
AMARILLO MORNING

ton Of Walter l. McNimen. labor
,nc,nl,r 81 the board. The first two
were the Atlantis. Birmingham 4 AZ.
.hntic mad the Missouri a North Ar
kansas. both II which are In the hands
~ the receivers.
Don't you know our decisions were
ovcrrulod by the federal courts an those
ruldnf" Chairman barton and Mr.
Hooper interrupted In unison.
Then to carry u To- logical con
clusiun. all read needs to do h To no
into a receivers hands and the trans
.portaiion act is null and void, stone
replied
The other five roads named by Stone
AZ violating the boards decisions We're
the Denver a salt Lake. Arizona a
New Mexico. Nevada Northern, Detroit
q Mack!nac. and Pcuri, Railway Ter.
minal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
Arrives
For Lunch Counter
AT Amarillo Hotel

Eauiinacnt for tho new lunch eoun'
Ter la tht Amarillo Hotel hss aff.s "a
ami Is ttlng Installed Do counter VIII
D. f'rrs.. v she north side 81 the lobby
aud viii have accunmoda lions for
nluttefn lsl>ous. Because 20 extreme
care Tihat must ~ taken ln oecting
thc equipment. i viii D. about ten
days i,icre thc lunch counter vii ho
oisued o. iho pgalic.
"StrNltr wild d. extremely ufaart in
the iun,h rura" SlIi Manager J. "a.
Watson hsf n.Fht a SEPARATE kitchcn
viii s-ahi, prompt PREPARATION 81 fu,hd.
ana / nagh; adi ihat there viii ho
many sau,usos fos the patron Q: the
unrh room"
The clEtr counter wil e. tod a.
the north s.lc of ih, hot,L Tho a.
tordsui 40 'ho clgtt stand VIII also h.
cashier fur the restaurant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
Further Arguments
Heard in Railroad
Case in u. Court

Fcrther arguments were heard yes
terday in FEDERAL court ~ judge VIZ.
scn IN ths procssdlngs relative 90 plans
10 issue siscco.eo worth q receivers
certincatss ~ the n. X. and 7. rail-
way.
The case Of = y. Green ". Amarillo
retroleun Company. a suit for aiisged
Islander was continued 10 the next
tenn cf court.
Judxe Wilson dismissed the pstt
Jury fsr the term Yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

rncmir- agt,.d u obtain II from his
uifice IN Cleveland.
Frequently Clash.
The hearing was market by frequent
clashes between members of the b,agd
and Stone. The engineers grand chief
charged Chairman Barton Was not XIV.
inr ihe unluns faig hearing, after he
fad attempted udntroiuce the names
40 fc,en r,ads. which ~ said violated
erdrrs 40 thr beard The chair ruled
against the evidence
"rhr hafd VII TAKE everything Into
Iuem consideration Chairman Iiar
ton announced az adlourn.ng the hear
ina "snd viii within very short time.
sms.hly tomorrow. certainly not later
than the next day. deliver its decision
Boo nj, matter in th. usual way"
Reads Names.
stone flnally WAS permitted to read
the nam.s ~ the seven roads. on mo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
nAcERMAN SCHOOL
ABOUT COMPLETED


0pp<sxi - Tke S<ss
HaGERM-,<. -. N. Oct She
r<u hfxh sshoi buihiing wsn soon D
rsaty 20 enter. u now onsy larks tn
hs1fing plant wh,rh viii ~ iusaiis'i
lmzns dss;sly u.cn af4iva- TIE exsrrius
o< the Cd huiiiirg has h-en reInod-
cid The new bui,dinK has a beautifni
susllto. ium ana nuuilsr q pays anc
snfsrtsinmenss are ex.~cted l. - XIV
en- IN n this sghooi year. The hlsh
srhsrl has i.ssn very crowded the ls;
TIE mathis but the n~x huiiaing wll
furnish amgie rom fCF all q tn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
SOUTH PLAINS WORKS
FOR c. TO 6. Highway


ass<s,l - n S<~s
BST. Texas. Oct. es.-The Sasof
ch41nexr e Ccsauserce mt with the
ru<x ccrnrnerciAl Club az rs nlesiins
Non:Ay nlEh; o. tn .arg,u~e = max
ING . cc~.rafed effort 70 firuly -
szslish and adverfise the Colorado 70.
CuH hixhusv. uhich cosses into Texas
shr On III Panhandle. va Amarillo.
r1xinvtsx. L1,,,ock. S,atca. psf. Sny
drr and 20 Sxeetxafsr. where u In
rcf~ cts thu Bankhcad highway
TIE conmsrciai ciuh- from Slatoa
pa~s and Sxeetwatsr wll mee; AZ shy
o.. orsuker -. IN an en3savor 20 fur
sA~r this movement. and this hishway
xui ~ giyen conxd-ralie advertising
shrua<k the West Texas Chanlsr q
canns~rc~-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
The NeU
Economy!

Economy does not mcre saving Of money, al
though this essential To IL means the careful
distribution and administration of money, for the line
between saving and administration is very small
man may possess all the talents Of moneynaker
IA store may poSsras all the requirements of increasing
profits aud both may fall short VI achievement
Yet the cause Is not difficult TO iid-usi little
care the distribution of money! little more wisdom
in knowing how much rca value The hardCarned dollar
is getting for us-a tC i,1iscnc On reasonable
prices that merchant and customer may share equally
the benefits of fair prolit-a little more confidence
in sim pie statements Of facts little reliability in
the statement cl value al tbs woCd LIT the man or
the store ont Of the ordinary and develop an indiyd
uaiy that would command Nationwide assurance
of better times.
The J. C. Penney Company set Ills standard for their
3l2 stores aud earnestly striving To maintain It,
Before the days Of TIE advertising sage through the
newspapers our customers carried tie .HesSagc OF our
economy.
/, established the foundation FOR progress and
present prosperity. II is new economy Oh Sound
principles how much money earned and spent, but
how much money earned and wisely administered.
JCps ! .l a!Iys:!,; GO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

nsvrr saen . era ti-kiad q, df,th lrsi
srriy \ fsE trtps - -fsffs-fi- 90 yoIrs.
Tnea watch tt4i cCr1 tH-t-arff BIS ~
ffft nni zuue - kifer. -urn u = roi hos
NJ ia..sa rlacr ~ dad skiL tlaf yCu
ca III rlrht 81 With yDuI laFsrs.
Get afisr fhem uug. frlr cfrrEiT'
has -Grtl-lf. fu.ts has > trilH-u.
noft.rE y. - n 4 fai... Ala =. a.
.1sgc-.ce = CO C1ic-ga
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

tCoNTINt Ed PROM PAGE oNEl
Widespread o,n.,rn.,- amers uu,a
io1ders.
". IS L.. nrua tt the train.
men. ASKED r-Iu.S.inn to make au an
nfgat,mtrt to hls Entfai rhlirsu'n.
ise 50 whom wrrr urr@uf. &c. tailTd
them o. rIsif 10 y utlork tomorrow.
Warr,n : Stort ef thc eaein..rs.
ana g. o. Sheppard ff fle switch.
men. mad, s.mia- arnrHncru'nts.
"a aftsr d ir.lt si4tra..rt f.r'u -udgr
~ NJ BFff0n. chairman D ihc ialur
hunrd rn toe ,ifci ttAf tfr h.aul.
l,tlsou as a. uhsth,r fhc union bad
v.ulais.l the iu.y was. ,at nrlei
aoull b, hsnl,i down oth,r ;om0r
rUe or Fudss, th- meeting aas al.
euruFd
suesi Have Sel;lcasni.
Whefht tne ur .r.-al wn.,h tn
s,aFd t. r,.sr'fd fH wa.r touorrot
an pve,fnt thc siIl.c. gns quss;io'i
na union csfIcE,i utui1 oommcnt on.
Thruurhauf TIA hsnrirr tnay thry r.
Isiaf,i their uretious DESTINATIONS that
,hry ouig no, ml 80 ihe u-lke uu
isss a 'rniisie a.iii,msut' was
- -. ard th,y 1cirHf surh "a SIT
,lsiu ~ a. rreU-ailCn % The VASE cat
Iuiy :. sa1usent ts the men -
ne ,.ag -'lsy have it.t asa r.sui' -
IA, 90. pa nraials, iy ihc roads
~ % = frrihf- war, ludgCu0ns ~
rs--rs i r1ies o. -fetsl utrio,ls
Rafl r1fr''-efs a. lrel g. comment
N IT, r-Ic- ~ -ings Oh 'hsid fomor-
-Cu. bat oikrrs !. intsi oui tia; tho
s,nsrai cha.r.n. EIard offiesrs and
sxeeulvs Srsnntcs- vi.o Win ie In o..
,crdanos have to- gCa,.r 10 csG 90 the
s;risc vithrlt risrlntc to ans other
tosiy.
Thronrhcat The hraurg today Far
W. Hooper. chairman = the isaris
,,.ic.ars c,mmfttr. letglunci IN his
xaminlt.Un Of The uuiln ure>id.uis
h4f fear q failure HaEe cuts - rls
-hanges Mas thc impsilrs motive b.
hind he ov,ruhslmlng strike mabriiy
74ghsr than opposiiau Co the T. Ter csn'
kaEe r,duciiCn a. lass luiy Each
r.r,s.tlfai DECLARED a. dia 81. .ccegi a,
ialy cot. tci that % aiar- -'ua Yrti.
a,sy uCi have i-srn lnrugh 20 csuss
. stTke.
QGrry EAsruti,es.
Exec lfives q the hig four brother
hsO-ls AMI the Sulfchmsns Cnion a,
North America. after a day Of v,riu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

Excc stivcs q the hig four brother
ho--is ani III SWlfchmsns Cnion az
North America. after a day Of verbal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
UNION CHIEFS BELIEVE
STRIKE INEVITABLE

CONTINUED fEoN PAGE oNFl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27

. an ruhri.i cpun,ries IRE psruhsr
sQnsi1 y tfsrh;ne. reopir ind IL a 500
3rf.r1ae so rurifyirg u sys-ein an
unr6Ine on the clssase. rs.cs Ga sd
~ unndAi Drsx ca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-27
BlAnT0M TO BE EXPELLED
Thinks REP. M0H0ell
CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE

thirty cdd thossand copies wen, every
uk<rc
II hsd hesn expected that The Texas
ops<u.sion would meet during the day
a sxrre on a csaosrfed plan q voting.
hus there was 10 meeting. members
d<-s<hnx skas such \ step vas -; ad-
xizbi>. Nearly an the Texas repre-
srnsasives aid they woald vote aE7inss
Az Nondeii resolution but would SUP
pnrs = resolution o. ensure
Pu16icnl Angie.
Although Democrats and Reruhicars
,~srrs the issue was no; partisan The
inspru2i tiscns-ina. touched often 81
~ pplltcsi angie. IN view of rcI-orts
tat D1znfon v<s prsparing 70 en;s-
tn rare for United stafes serator. II
thrown cut a the House h could N;
cusns ipck n elected. until the next
ccnkrc<x
Effort- were SIN teir< rafs ;orishi
- 1drcr1,ss q \ resolution q censurs
y ersnprrmi~e with r. puliican leaders
tnss ting ufcn sxpalsion. b; the h'-
orr l1<i<:sd a vote On thst profosai
900 ~ akss ouiy In evert the Hoase
s<fsord % furr Blsntcn out
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
THE NEWS 100
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

In obedience 60 a decree made 10y the
Chanccry Court at Sneedville in the
case Of The Bank Of Commerce and
Trust Co. Va. The Southlan Explore
tion Co. No l25I The creditors Of
said company are hereby notified. TO
have themselves made party TO sad
suit by petition. and file ana prove their
claims against said company in said
cause on or before the LIST. day Of Dec.
1921. or they may be excluded from the
benefits of the said suit and from share
irr in the assets Of the said company.
Said Creditors and Claimant are also
no;ificd that by order of the said Court.
that they and each Of them are enJcin-
cd from Instituting any separate suit
on any Of said claims againsi said COM
pauy otherwise than by petition in this
cause or from prosecuting their SAID
suits now PENDING further tran to
judgement. This June p la2l
l. e. JARVIS
Clerk and Master.
pfsS.po L. p ~
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08

Ollie, and in case Of such remov-
al or vacancy from any other
cause, the Chairman or Judge Of
said Court shall fill said vacancy
by appointment who shall mold
until the expiration of the term.
Section 10. Belt futher enact
ed. That the Superintendent,
created under this Act, shall have
charge Of the workhouse and all
persons convicted and serving
a workhouse sentence and shall
be worked upon the public road
Of said County as row provided
by law.
Section IL. Belt futher enacted
That all laws and parts Of law in
conflict, with this Act, be- and
the same are hereby repealal,
except, that all Counties coming
within the provisions of this Act,
that now have Superintendent
of roads, then. and in that event,
the said Superintendent OF roads
shall be until the First Monday in
January, 1922. but who shall
carry out the provisions of this
Act, and that this Act in all other
respects, take effect from and
after its passage, the public wei
fare requiring it.
Passed Marco &c. 1921.
Andrew L. Todd, !
Speaker of the house of Rep
resentativeS.
w. W. Bond,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved-4-- 1--2l.
A. A. Taylor, Governor.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
PROGRAM

Of the Fifth Saturday Meet
ing of the Mulberry Gap Assoi-
alton, to be held with Slate Hill
Church, Hawkins County, Tenn
essee.
Beginning Friday, July 10Th,
1921, and continuing to the 3lst.
Introductory Sermon by Rev. G.
w. Vaughn; Alternate Rev, |. S.
Purkey.
Welcome Address by w. A.
Hughett; Response by Rev. H. c.
Collins.
TOPICS.
Ho do we build for eternity?
Rev. arnett Greene, p. I. Live
say ald J. H. Hughett.
What is the be: t evidence of a
genuine conversion? Rev. Wiley
Cook. II. J. Vaughn and Lee
Greene.
What arc the benefits to be
obtained in a Fifth Saturday
Meeting? Rev. II. c. Collins,
w. l.. Deboald and ii. l.. Greene
Should the Baptists be educa-
ted in missions? Rev. Ebert
Seal. w. J. Carpenter and r. L.
Hurrell.
All brethren whose names DO
not adpear on the program are
invited to be present and take
part in the discussions.
Rev. |. S. Purkey. Mod.
Rev. G.. w. Vaughn, Sec.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
A BARGAIN.

A 10 II. L. International kero-
senc engine mounted on steel
frame and trucks Cor 500. ~.
This enCin is as good as new.
Has not had as much as - DAYS
active use. 4 new engine OF
this type is uJw worth $500 ~,
The engine for thrashing wheat.
HolStOn Valley Motor CO.
ROgcrsvi,le. Tern.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
TO SOLDIER BOYS.

To all ex-soldiers of Hancock.
Claiborne. Granger and Union
counties, who have not applied
for free dental service, will please
send their names and post.hCe
address TO DIR. L. J. Mcdaniel.
Tazewell. Tenn. at once. before
il Is too late.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08
Farm for Sale.

Containing 125 acres with a
good II room framed dwelling
house. Two barns and other out
buildings. Orchards consists of
ali kinds of fruit for farm use.
Three diff. rnt kinds of wa, er.
Lots of Pine and Oak timber.
Price and terms reasonable.
Mrs. Sallie Lee.
Mooresburg. Tenn.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08

TIE new Board of Education
elected by the County Court here
last Monday is as follows:
J. NJ. = ,kson. Cle year: Edd
Southern, svo year. 6. 3. Wolf.
three years, ROber, Shirley.
four years; l. e. LAWSON. FIVE
years c. w. Wsiien. SIX years;
and A. F. Mitchell. seven years,
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08

The Bryson coal mines, in Min
go Hollow, closed down n few
days ago. indefinitely. The Rel.
lance mines have been closed
since December. Other mines
are running only part of the time.
We suppose when all of the
coal mines and mills are closed
down the present administration
will say that times have become
normal.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08

Lost, strayed or stolen seven
head of young ducks, please re-
port any information TO their
whereabouts to Mrs. John Long,
Sneedville, X 1.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08

We are informed that the boot
legers in the upper end of Han
cock are having quiet a sqabble
among them selves in fixing the
price on moonshine whiskey.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08

Mr.. w. S. Molcs has moved
his grist mill into the center of
town, which keeps up a noise
and proves to the Corners and go
ers that Sneedville is not dead
yet
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08

Mr.. VIM. Coins and J. n. Will
is attended Circuit Court at Rog-
ersville this week.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08

Brogan & Blake Garage, Trou-
bIesome Hollow, Sneedvllle. r. 3.
Work guaranteed.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1921-07-08

Married on last Wednesday,
Mr.. J. A. Osborne to Miss Cath
ri ne E!mon, Rev. A. F. Hopkins
ofiiciated.