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SAILED.

Strs Rotterdam 0Dutchl, Plymouth. Bou-
logne and Rotterdam: Chicago Ur). Havrc;
Gen II Hodges, Cristobal: Justin tBr), ,
Para, &c: Lake Frances. Richmond: Iolmia
tSwD. Tarafa: Turblnia (sw), Nuevitas: !:
Lysefjord tNor), Kngston: Cabo Creux (Sp) !,
Cadlz: Kehuku. Lobos: Standard, Lobns !:
Arapahoe. Charleston and Jacksonville; Tt
yives Kingston. &C: 9 Grove (Br). Palo
Blanco.
schr Rachel w Stevens. Norfolk.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
Creduced TO sea levcD at New York on Tues
day, March I. 1921. at 8 AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty (30l Inches. This closely approxifnstes
seven hundred and sixty-two f162) mill!-
meters. Captains OF All vessels now lying
IN or near the ports OF New York and Brook-
lyu can advanta geously use the above Off
cial data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable correc-
ton adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook IN. calm; clear
stnootn
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ARRIVED.

str sta,angcrfiord (Norl. chrstlanIa reb
is and Stavangcr and Bergen 10Th, to the
Norwegian American Line. With 10 first, $50
second cabin aud 532 steerage passengers.
mails and mdsc. Went 70 foot q Soth street.
sir Algeria CBr,. Glasgow Feb H. 10 the
Anchor Line. with 3ii cabin and i2t steer
axe passengers and mdse.
Str King Alexander tt,rceki, pirpeus Feb
fs 10 = 4 Gaianos. Viih - first. 3T second
capin aud 1859 stoerage passengers and
SIR Ro,ic tBr) Manchester. to the White
star Line. with fndse.
5str Dartford. London Feb - 10 the United
states and Mexican OIL Corporation In bal
last Went to Robins's dry dock. Brooklyn.
SIR Tordenskjold tNor). Christianis Feb
and Newcastle. ". 9tll. 70 the Kerr steam-
slip 20. In ballast. Went 70 foot of 51th
Str Eastern admiral. Rotterdam Fep i.
% Barber & CO. in ballast Anchored in
sir peilhaveu. ROT erdam Teb ~. il the
Cosmopolitan shipping GO. with mdse. Went
10 nier 2, Ifobokeu.
Str West Grove, Brcs'.
SIR Caxamhu tBrasi. Rouogne Fcb 70. 70
the France and Canada steamship Corpora
Non. with mdse. Went to pier -. North
s,r western Glen. punEirt FEB I. to tho
Cosmopolitan shipping CO, with mdse. Went
to pier 2 lIoboken.
str Evelyn, Ferroi
str Mssssso' (Br). Paio Bancn,
Colorado Rar Feb H.. 20 Moore & NcCnr-
nJack. With n1ahogany Vert t. astoria
Eir Amelia Port hntonio reD 80 to the
Atlantic Fruit CO. with fruit.
Str kekOsker Port t.obGs Feb If 70 NJ.
Allis'er Bros, Will crude I'll. Anchored Ia
Quarantine.
tire rsn. American Petroleum snd Transport
CO, with oil. wen, % Carteret NJ.
STR Fred W Weller. Tuxpem.
str Mundaic. NRtnnzas Feb - TO 'he Nun
rop steamship Line, With sugar Anchored
n cua rEnlins
Str Morro castle Havana Fob 20. to the
f.fl rNsF -
with IDS passengers. malls aud mdse. VIII
20 10 pier Is, East River
Str Fi Norte. Galveston Feb ~ 70 tho
Southern Pacific CO. With mdsc Went TO
str Gulf of Mexico, Fort Arthur Feb 20. TO
fpe Culf Refining Go. Wild oil. Went 70
e.r uaio. Baton RauFe Feb ~. ~ tie
standard OH 90 ~ Nev jcraey with oil.
Anchored or Touipkinsyllle.
Str fsnapc. Jacksonville Feh - and
Charleston eSth 70 The clyde Steamship CO.
with pssAcusers and mdsc. Went 70 pier
81, North River.
str City of Montgomery, Savannah Feb "a.
10 the Ocean Steamship 20, with passengers
and mdse. Went "a pier 35 North Diver.
Str Berruudes, Charleston.
Str jefferson. Norfolk, 10 tho old no
tninlon Transportation CO. with mdse. Went
10 pier g6. North River.
sir Nasxick, Baltimore. 10 THE scager
Steamship 20. Went 10 New York Dock
COS pier 10 Brooklyn
Fob 20. 70 Waiford q McEay. w.lh mdse
IN tranali. Went % lschlgh Valley pier 4,
Jersey CfN.
scnr La,lnia II SNOW. Georgetown. SC. 10
\ Elliot CO, with lumber. Anchored or
Rad Hook.
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Dangers to Navigation.

tEe1oried q thc Hydrographic Offce.i
feb ~ or Diamond Ehosi llghtshp, =
piece of BROKEN spar projecting about feet
out OF water, apparently attached e sub
merged wrsckAge.
fch -. lat ~ 90. ion - 80. piece of the
bull ot vessel. Probably part of dcrcllct
schr Carroll A neering)
Feb -, lat ~ o., lon Is rs. u Navy coal
barge No Jas, III good condition and showing
about 10 feet ont Of water.
Feb 81. lat 50 20. lon ~ 10. a heavy spar
or mast, with cross trees.
Feb -, about 20 miles NNE Of Tampico. =
derelict barge, broken UP and half sub
merged.
FEB q, iat 20 %, lon 81 20, rcd nun
buoy.
Feb 2, lat ~ f.. lon ~ 10. large beam
about - feet long and feet square. covered
with barnaeles.
Feb -. la 50 ~ lon ~ Is. sludse tee In
riffs, extending north aud east.
Feb 2s, lat fj 5U ion 32 IL, field ice and
.ludge extending continuous along edge ~
Bank.
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CABLE REPORTS.

ALGiERs, Feb 2i--Atrived. str Bayra-
mcnto fB). New Orleans Via Norfolk.
AMSTERDAM, Feb 29-Arrived. str Frlsla
Dutch) New Orleans
Sailed a6th. str Gaasteriand CDutch), New
York.
ANToFNGASTA. Feb 2G-Arrivcd. strs
Lake Ellicott, New Orleans; g7th, Santa
Clara, New York.
ANTWERP. Feb c5-ssIled, STR La rerouac
Frb New Oricans.
BALBOA. Feb 2T-Arrived, ptrs GatEoyle !
san Francisco, Acajuta tIif). Tumaco
steel Inventor. Vancouver; oropcss tBr,
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AMERICAN PORTS.
ny Tolograph.1

BOSTON. Mass March i--Arriyed, strs
SnNonia t8ri, London. Ovonian 6Br) Liver
pool osawatomi" Hamburg; q Garfield,
TampicO; CITY OF Atlanta, Savannah (and
cleared 10 return tugs Wyoming, towing
bargcs 200, from Searsport, and 1sJ, from
Path tcalls for barge 742. for New York; :
Agnes Moran, towing suhchsser 2G3 and
harges Faston and Coaldale, New York.
Cleared lei. str Srnsragd (Nor). Newport
NeNs.
Sailed Feb a. str Domlra (Br). Halifax:
'ugs Energy New York, with barges Three
Sisters. Three Sons and Frank y Scully.
Sailed afth. str Agwimoon, Port Lobos.
Sailed ist, gtrs Euryiochus (Brl. New
York Lituania Daw, from fibau and
Uangig for do taf g:3o AM. Princess Ma
toke Cfrom Genoa aud Naplesk do: Dor
chester. Philadelphia; Gloucester, Norfolk
and Baltimore, Delaware, New Work, Wal
tor y Moves, Newport News. Wigmore tBrl
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Cedric (Br). Liverpool for New York
Is expected 10 DOCK at pier 60. North River.
Friday forenoon
Str Carona (Brl. Naples, &c. for New
ORR, IS expected TO dock at pier SO, North
River. Friday forenoon
str Vedic tBr). Liverpool for New York
has been diverted to Boston, where she is
expected to arrive "Wednesday
Str kroonland. Antwerp for New York. is
expected 10 arrive In Quarantine about AM
Wednesday.
Str America GtaD. from Genoa Is ex-
pected TO arrive a Philadelphia THURSDAY,
Str Mongolia, from Hamburg and Antwerp
has been diverted TO Boston. Due to arrive
there Sunday
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san FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb es--Arr!ved.
str Il u Kingsley OBJ. Vancouver
sailed 23d str Mukli.eo. Seattle (toNing
Ecnr Minnie A caine).
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Feb 23-ArrNed, str Ems
ley City, Mobile for Kobe.
ST THOMAS, vi, Feb 1s-Arfiyed. Strs
Prius der Nederlauden tputch, Amsterdam
ranus. Seattle &C fand sailed 2fsi for
Aaores); Crisfield, Antofaeasta for Brest
iand sailed 23d) 2lst, Osaquuisick, Port
rningo.
Sailed esd. str Bessemer City. Tacoma.
Sailed 2lst, str Monte Pasubio CitaO. re-
ported Tor Hampton Koals.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
fHv Mnn

GALVESTON. Tex. Feb 25-ArrNcd. scbr
Anandaic. Baltimore.
HONOLULU. Feb 23--sailed. sir Maui. San
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Feb 25-saed str
Lake Otsquago, Tampico.
PORTLAND, Me, Feb 9G-Arrived. barges
Cocalico and Lecsport. Philadelphia. Frank
lin. do.
In port 2sth, tug Gettysburg, for Thila deli
pbia. with harges Pickering 0rom Rool,-
isndi. Yardiey and Marion ito leave when
,,cather perniits),
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DROPPING oF TIME BALL.

y NEW YORK. March The time bail above
tfel Navigation and Marine Engineering
Schoa uf the Scamen's C-.urch Institute. %
south street dropped to-day az exact noon,
18th meridian. or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
picl mean time telephone Broad 2oI.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

parcel post for Peru teScept Iau.tos), Bolivia
and chile, (other parts OF Honduras and
PM. iss Na'r'na -uehen0a'n 1880 rh cup i'So
HsrI; except prints. &c; for Cape Hayt!
Panama ), Via Port al Prince and cris. &
tobal. str Colon, / PM.
Newfoundland %. Via 81 Johns, NF. by
Gaspe, Pm.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
Maru. March 5.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. str Maui.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia. French
Indo-China, Netherlands East Indies Except
sumatra) and Philippine Islands. via Van
couver and Victoria, BE, str Empress OF
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. French
Indo-Cnina, Netherlands East indies (ercept
sumatra). Via Seattle. str Kashima Maru,
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
specially addressed for New Zealand, via
q Hawaii. Fiji Islands. % New ''ae., zeaisnd n and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria. Be.
str Makura, March &c.
'Must be specially addressed for this
Parcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails OF the follow ing dates: Kobe Feb O..
Toxic and Yokohama 10th. which arrived
east from Seattle on Feb "a. and mails
dated Auckland Feb and wellington 5th,
which arrived per str Tahiti, were de-
MALE dated Shanghai Feb 1. Moukden 9th,
Kobe 9Th and Yokohama 9th. which arrived
per str Manila Maru, were despatched east
from Seattle on Feb IS. The mails from the
str Kashina Maru are due IN New York on
the morning of Tuesday. March /. and those
from the strs Tahiti and Manila Maru on
the morning of Wednesday, March ..
Mails of the following dates, Kobe and
Osaka Feb II and Yokohama 18th, which
arrived per str Protesilaus. were despatched
east from Seattle on Feb ~ and are due in
New York on the morning OF Friday,
March 4.
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Naval Orders
ec.ol psspaicA 70 THE Ngw Yori, HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau
Washington, u. g.. March 1. lg?t

These naval orders have been made public:
Lieut.. .-Coinmanoer NJ. l.. AinsW oIti. 20
duty as executive officer L. s. $. Hancock: I:
Lieut.. Commander John II. Gunneii, 10 n 5.
San Fr6ncisro; Commander ~. G. s. Wal
lace, 20 command l.. S. 8. Robinson. Lieut..
J. -. Nsrman. 10 connection fitting out
L.. S. s. Maryland.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NJ. March f-Barometer a,
noon. s9gs inches: wind. 8, fresh breeze
weather, raining: temperature, ~ deg Fahr.
Coast blocked with ice.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

The time given In the above table is East
rrn standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast aud Geodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
MAnINE-roR SALE OR WANTED.

FOR SALE or TIME CHARTTR--gtcam
tighter Regina II. length 02 feet. beam rs
equipped Wf.h IS ton water tank, single con.
denginc engine i4xff and double acting
pressure pumps and ton holstiur engine
boat ready for immediate use Apply wa
n. SWAN & SONS. "a South st.. city. Bowl
Ing Green shs2.
CAPTAIN aud engineer want positions on
yacht, heavy duty or higli speed engines
man boat preferred; references Al. g isGs
Herald. harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neaos Office IS in
the Barge Office. Ship attenuation gOen By U. s.
Macy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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Almanac for New York March q

Sun rises 80 Moon rises. 40 AM
Sun sefs...... ~ Moon sets...li 81 AN
TINE or HIGH WATER MARCH ..
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Submarine S-1I.
Tug Spartan. with barges lat PM)
Bound East.
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The New York herald., 1921-03-02

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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Str Pawnee. New York for Boston
Schr William a Morse. New York for New
Bedford
schr Joan Kielbers tBr), Perth Aniboy for
Halifax (anchored).
Tug Bouker No 5, with / barge (at iS5
PMi.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2.
Bermuda. via Hamilton. str Fort Hamii-
ton, so AM.
Porto Rico teIcept Mayaguez), Via San
Juan. str San Juan. $50 AN tsup $3.50 AND
Porto Rico, Curacao and Venezuela. Via
MaSagrez, Laguayra. Curacao and Mara
caibo. str zulla, 80 AN (sup io;So AND.
THURSDAY. MARCH 2
North Brazil. Iqutos. Pernambuco. Para
hyba. Natal. Cabedeilo and Maceio (other
parts Of Brizai =. VIA Para. Maranham,
Ceara. Natal. Cabedello. Pernambuco, Ma !.
ceio. Dshia and Rio Janeiro. str Byron, 80
All.
FRIDAY. MARCH 4.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay tspe..
cially addressed only. via Montevideo and
Buenos Aires. str Camoens. 80 AM.
st Thomas. st Croix, st Kits, Nevis,
Saba. ST Martins, st Eustetius. Antigua,
Montserrat, Martinique. Guadeloupe (Domi-
MICA. via Barbados and for Guiana. via
Georgetown (st Lucia. Barbados. Grenada
and St Vincent y. str Guiana, IL NJ (sup
lPM).
Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador tprints,
&el, Nicaragua (except East CoasD, ANA
pala, Chouteca (also prints. &c, for Ma
csorne. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaranl In Hon
duras, Cauca and Narino departments Of
Colombia, Ecuador and mails other than
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS
Fall River Line
TO BOSTON

Splendid Steamers. Splendid Service.
r,v Pier II ~. X. tTulton ST. ) y. Nj. DAILY
Orchestra on each steamer
New London tNorwich, line. Nv. Pier 40
n. II. dtouston ST. $3.50 r. NJ. Except sun
day.. T.y. Pier 20 Il. n, (22nd ST. 10 100 r. M
The New York herald., 1921-03-02
Transatlantic Mails.

NbpNESlNt y S4AISi -
Greece 90. Via Firaeus. str Ihemistoeles'
2 M,
Gibraltar tspsiu and Greece y. via vigo.
Gibraltar and Pstrss; also parcel post mails
for Gibraltar str Calabria. $3.50 AN.
italy 10, via Naples and Genoa. str GuSh-
elmo Perce. $50 AN.
THURSDAY. MARCH Q.
Spain and Germany. via. Vigo and Ham
burg. also parcel post mails for Germany.
Austria, Czecho-Slovakia. Hungary ana
Switzerland, str Manchuria, $3.50 AM (sup
10 AND.
FRIDAY. MARCH {.
Italy %, via Naples, str Canada, 1880
AM
Spain C.). via Cadlz and Barcelona also
parcel post malls for Spain. Canary Islands
spd Ceuta Meliila and Tangier In Morocco.
ttr Esrniano S.O AN
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-11-24

Holt Derickson was 10 Stanton
Tuesday night.
II. s. Martin was at Stanton
Tuesday evening.
Paul Taught was a week end
visitor here.
Mrs. Net Derickson lie spending
a few days is Stanton.
Mrs. Henry Morton and chill.
dren visited relatives here this
week.
Misses Maude Bowen and VIVA
Benningfield are visiting IN Clay
City.
Johnnie Kirk and son, Eugene,
have returned from . visit at
Winchester.
Miss Edna Grove and Ellie
Meadows were quietly married
last Thursday at the BRIDES home.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Neal, Misses
Hazel Campbell, Mia and Liddie
Baker are visiting in Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kirk left
Tuesday for a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Cappie Snowden,
near Ashland.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-11-24

Ira Profit visited A. J. McIn-
tosh Sunday.
Several from here are attend
ing court at Stanton this week.
John A. Rogers and Leonard
Meadows were at Ira Profits
Sunday.
Miss Ida Mccoy has been at
Leeco the past week with Mrs.
Kee Lewis.
Mrs. Buell. Abney, of Patsey is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ] A. Rogers.
Mesdames Martha Pr, fit and
Ellie Morton were shopping on
Critters Ridge Monday.
John Woodland was thrown
from his horse Saturday while on
his way to Bowen and two ribs
were broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Spencer
returned home Monday after
few days visit with the latter's
parents at Bowen.
Miss Boyd Johnson and Isaac
Brewer were at Big Sinking last
week and while there were the
guests of Kee Eewis.
Leonard Morton, Misses Clara
Smyth and Leila Morton were the
weekend guests of Mr.. aud Mrs.
VIM. Morton at Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morton,
Lewis Hatton and family, and
Boyd Johnson were the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Ira Profit. Sunday. |
Mr.. Billie Woodland, formerly
"f this place. has bought a farm
in Montgomery county. We re.
greet the absence of such good
neiehbcrs, but wish them much
happiness in their new home.
Nat McIntosh aud Thomas Nc.
Coy were fortunate enough on q
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-11-24

hunting expedition t he other
night 20 catch a raccoon, an
Gpossum and two gray squirrels
all nearly at the same time and
place.
Kee Lewis and wife, of Leeco,
entertained the following guests
Saturday night and Sunday: Isaac
and Herbert Profit, Mamie and
Abbie Rogers, all of this place,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arlle Spencer,
Of Leeco.
''Dan Patch"
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-11-24

Mrs. Milton Waite, Box 30,
Azalia, Mich, writes: 81 have
used Foley's Honey and Tar for
the past 20 years and find there
is no other cough or Group rene
dy like it," 1t gets right at the
seat of trouble and covers infest-
ed surfaces with a coating that
eases and heals. Children like it.
Sherman Robbins 4 Sons local
gen Is.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-11-24

After being absent from tn.
columns OF the good old Time1
for several day, we will proreed
TO give you some dope from the
crevices Of our dome from time
TO time.
n. 8. Martin made bis usual
call on the river Sunday.
Jess Adams and Anda Hacks
visited Chas. Crabtree Saturday
night.
81. s. Martin and Jess Adams
were IN Stanton last Tuesday IN
legal business.
"Hoopee, now" spare ribs and
back bone and sausage for q
short season.
Corn all gathered, fodder all
In, wood cut and now getting
ready for pumpkin rolling.
II. 8. Martin has returned from
Cincinnati, Ohio. where he took
government examination.
Col. Anda Hanks, of South
Fork, formerly of WATSON Ridge,
visited v. q. and Fl. S. Martin
last Sunday.
1t seems from all indications
that cupid is going to visit here,
there and elsewhere within fort.
night. "Well."
1t is being rumored here that
H. s. Martin. ex. service man.
will be on the staff with the De.
partment of Justice.
Berlin v. Knox, Of Middletown,
o., has been visiting relatives
here for the past few weeks. He
returned home last Wednesday.
II. s. Martin and Jess Adams,
OF Genet, were on Red River last
Sunday calling on the fairer sex.
They also attended church al Fiji. |
son, KY, near Bowen.
Among those who attended the
j. Il. %. U. A. M. lodge Saturday
night we're: II. s. Martin, Joe
Mullens, Oscar Birch, Levi Birch,
Ernest Hatton, Lewis Howell, J.
w. Boyd, Geo. Woodland, Chas.
Woodland and Roy Mccoy.
b. F. Hatton was elected Mag.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-11-24

istrate for Bowen-Roger's Chap
ell district by 32 majority over
his opponent, Rex X. Bowen. Ed
Profit was also elected for North
Fork and Slade over his oppo.
nent, Ed Even, by good major
ity.
yankee boy"
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-11-24

When you or any member OF
your family has a cold, cough OF
cronp, you want a remedy that
will quickly and surely allay irri
tation, cut the phlegm, sooth and
heal. Mrs. Myron Hayden, r. F.
d. 2, Clarksburg, Mass. writes
"Foley Honey Ind Tar is fine.
There is no better medicine for
colds.-Sherman Robbins q q d
Sons local agents.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-11-24

"Dan Patch" agen Is.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-20
Class Elects Officers.

The COunt-on-Me Glass of the Chris
tian church, met January 10, and
elected the following officers for the
first semi-annual term of 1921.
w. c. Sparks, President.
II. G. Arnett, Vice-President.
Bessie Blair, Secretary and Treasurer.
Ronnie Franklin. Assistant Secretary
and Treasurer.
1t was decided that we would elect
Mrs. s. II. Mcclure as our teacher
for this term, and the class extends
our thanks and best wishes to our
former teacher, B. Il. Whit, and ap-
preciate his efforts with us in our
work. Also the class wishes to thank
the retiring officers for their service
and hopes that large number Of the
new high cshool pupils that are now
coming in for school will come and
join our class and be with us in the
work. We have very large ella SIS
of the young men and women Of the
town, and any who may come will
he given hearty welcome.
Yours Very Truly,
W. G. Sparks, Presid ent,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-20

frayed' and ragged Overcoat, no longer
capable of giving warmth, nondes-
cript suit of clothes, the coat evident
ly made for giant, the vest for a
bartender, the pants for a dwarf and
a hat that cannot be described.
Making a New Man of Him.
A week of regular "eats" and clean
comfortable bed to sleep in, few iron
men to jingle in the pockets of one
of my discarded suits, clean and
wholesome-if patched-underwear
a solid pair Of shoes, another and bet
ter hat, warm but possibly out of
style overcoat, and few other changes
of raminent like clean collar made
a different man of this old-timer.
Was it wasted? No! A thousand
times "nO." And no doubt Team
Work readers will echo the "no' in a
thunderOus choir This will read like
a page from the life of many printers
of this little magazine, doubt not
But where are the members of the
one time numerous fraternity? Who
will answer?
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-20
SPECIAL CALLED MEETING
Morgan County Board Of Education
January 13, 1921.


Order No. l.
After considering all the PROPOSE
tions of the various residences FOR saie
to he used as a dormitory, the Couh-
ty Board is of the opinion that the
hest thing to do is to build a modern
,dormitory on the High School cam
ous, and hereby authorizes the Coun-
ty Superintendent, Bernard Il. Whit,
TO secure plans and specifications ana
have them before the Board at its
,next regular meeting, the second SAT
urday in February, 1921.
Order No. 2.
1t is the desire of the county Board
inf Education that every child in the
county have an opportunity to attehd
line months in the grades as in the
high school, and it is ordered that the
County Board of Education pay the
additional salaries of the teachers IN
the grades after the 20 cents local
district taxation is applied on the sal
ary of said teachers.
This order is to be approved at the
next regular melting of the Board be
fore 1t Incomes binding.
BERNARD f. WHIT, Supt.
II ]. ELAN, Secretary.
! CLAY MURPHY.
WALLACE FANNIN.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-01-20
THURSDAY, JAEUARY 20, 1921.
MAY BE A CANDIDATE.
To the Voters of the seth Judicial
District:

am being solicited and urged by
the voters of the district almost daily
TO enter the race for the Democratic
for .Commonwealth's Attor-
ney, and great number of these So
licitations are coming from men that
tell me that they weree against me in
my other race, but are now for me.
They say that it is my time
Allow me to express my many
thanks and appreciations for these Of
fers of support, and will say that l
have been studying this matter very
seriously and trying to inform my
self as to the situation, and have as
yet not made up my mind. | am in
the hands of the Democratic party
and my friends, and if the time comes
that my party and friends think that
| can best serve them by being a can
didate, | am at their command.
| will further say to the voters
that it is quite awhile till the pri-
mary, and / ask them to not be too
hasty in promising their support, fol
IL | see my way clear to enter this
race will make my announcement
in ample time.
Again thanking the people for their
support in the past, and prOifered
support in the future, am,
Yours truly,
FRANK KFNNARII.