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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
DIED IN CALAIS
Mrs. Jacob wheelOck Was % Years of
Age.

Mrs. Mehitable Wheelock. widow of
the late Jacob Wheelock. died at the
home Of her sister in Calais Friday
evening at the age Of 50 years. The
deceased was born in Marshfield Dec.
10. 1881. a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Friend Austin She was married on
March l4. 1854. to Jacob Wheelook.
and four children were born to them,
two Of whom survive the deceased
These are Mrs. ]. B. Fair Of Worces-
ter and ~ T. Wheclock of Calais Mrs.
WheeIock was the oldest woman in
Calais
The funeral viii take place from her
late home al N O'Clock Monday fore
noon. Nlr- Dean Holt officiating. The
burial viii De in the East Calais ceme
,erv beside her husband in the fam
ilv lot Friends are requested to omit
flowers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
FRAUDULENT USE OF MAILS.
In Distributing Birth Control Litera-
ture Among Women Students.

San Francisco, Jan. s.-Indictments
charging a conspiracy TO use the mails
to defraud in connection with the dis
tribution Of birth control literature
among women students Of the Univer-
sity Of California were returned by the
federal grand jury to-day against DR.
Waldo Richardson Of Fair Oak and
his wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
Cardinal Gibbcrs Felt Refreshed To
day.

Baltimore. Nd. Jan. S-C Cardinal Glib
haHs to-day told hi- secretary. Father
Smith. that hc felt quite refreshed aft
e an excellent nights sleep He had
reSrful day Yesterday. although be-
ua- slightly depressed for q uhiie in
the forenoon Thi- was attributed 70
tbe gloomy weather. Father Smith
said. and was not alarming.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
DEWEY MEMORIAL
Will Be Erected on the Shore of Manila
Bay.

Manila, Jan. s.-The Dewey memo
rial committee to-day decided upon the
erection of statue 10 cost 100000 as
monument to Admiral Dewey. on the
shore Of Manila bay. The United States
Congress and the Philippines legisla-
ture vii be asked to share the expense
equally.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
PURCHASES
WERE MADE
DURING 1920
There Were Hints of Start
ling Revelations Uncov-
cred By the Senate Com
mittee on Reconstruction
in Their Recent Inquiry
Into Situation.

Washington, D. c., Jan. S.-Evidence
as to prices charged the government for
coal in 1920 submitted to the depart
ment of justice by the Senate commit
tee on reconstruction appears to war
rant, 'even require investigation,
Acting Attorney General Nebeker an
nouneed to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
STOLE HIS LIQUOR
AND FIRED At HIN
Pawtueket Druggist Surprised Gang of
Five Men Who Were Robbing
the Cellar of His
Store.

Pawtucket. r. J., Jan. s.-Henry o.
Havey. a druggist, early to-day sur
prised FIVE men who were driving of in
an automobile with imported liquor.
valued at 5000. which they had taken
from his cellar
He gave an alarm, and one of the
thieves fired revolver az him. but the
shot did not take effect Mr. Havey
told the police the liquor did not belong
TO him hut did not divuIge the name II
the owner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
NAMED TREASURER
OF UNITED STATES
Guy T. Allen of Somerset, Maryland,
Was Nominated To-day By Pres.
ident Wilson.

Washington, D. G., Jan. s. Guy F.
Allen Of Somerset, Md, was nominated
to-day by Pres.den Wilson to be treas
urer of the United States Mr.. Allen,
who has been assistant treasurer, sue.
ceeds John Burke, whose resignation
was accepted yesterday b. the presi.
dent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
GOES TO BEGIN TERM
Frank C. Rowland Went TO Windsor
in Eubezrlenent Case.

Frank q Rowland went Is Windsor
TODAY o. begin sery ing the four-year
minimum sentence imposed in Barre
citv reurt 80 Dee = by Judge T. y
scott for emhrzzlcment ~ funds from
the Barre savings Bank 6 Trust g..
Hc rras mes at Montpelier hv ~herH
Tracy. who accompanied him from fhat
r1ara
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
Me-. BUILDING
WAS DESTROYED
Fire Starting in Basement of Ritchie
Block Wiped Out the
Structure.

Caribou, Ne.. Jan. s.-The Ritciie
block on Water street was burned
early to-day, together with the CON
tents, the fire starting in the base.
ment The loss was around $50, 900
on which there is some insurance.
Those burned out were the Caribou
Drug company, Merrithew and Brag-
don, hardware. and sporting goods ;
American Legion, club rooms; West
ern Union Telegraph company; G. NJ.
Grant, tailor G. c, Stone, potato brok
er. Mrs. Augusta Armstrong, dress
maker, and DR. Charles r. Thomas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
BRITISH-AMERIcAN UNION.
Daughter Of Sir Leicester Harmsworth
to Wed an American.

London. Jan. s. Announcement is
made Of the engagement Of Terry C.
Durham a lieutenant in the United
States artillery and son Of W A. Dur
ham of Appomattox Va. to Mary.
daughter Of Sir Leicester Harmsworth.
brother Of Lord NorthclifTe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
FIRE AT FORT MCPHERSON.
ofhoers' Ward Was Destroyed With
Loss Of $4,000.

Atlanta, Ca. Jan s The officers
ward at the Fort Mcpherson general
hospital was destroyed by fire early
to-day No patients were in the build
ing at the time The flames could be
seen in Atlanta six miles away. The
loss was estimated at $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
CRUDE OIL PRICE DROPS.
First Movement Downward in Six
Years Was Stated To-day.

Pittsburgh, Jan s-The price Of
Pennsylvania crude oil was reduced to-
dav from S6.lO barrel to S5.75. This
is the first reduction for a number Of
years and is due to decreased demand.
The readjustment of the market also
extended to other grades
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08

San Antonio. Tex, Jan. s.--A reduc-
.tion of 80 cents barrel in Texas Som
erset crude oil was announced to-day.
The price is now $3.50, a reduction Of
81 since Dec. |. Slackening demand. es-
peeially for fuel oil, was given as the
cause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
Rattls d New orleans Annirer.sry.

New Orleans. la. Jan S.-The ami
verssrv % the battle II New Orleans
was observed to-day with the custom
AIRY exercises At Chalmette battleseld.
Banks and public Offices were closed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08

Continues e suth re
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-21
PATRANf Pc UTOPENEM


Kraian Jiff Novak, 1913
Bridge Ave. nalezl ma uhel-
mem doku firmy Pittsburg
Coal CO. pr 6sti feky Cuyaho-
gy klobouk. kabat a psani, kite
re bylo podepsano F. NJ. Ber-
kebeilem, 442 Prospect Ave.
Buffalo a adresovano PAM
Berkebeilov6. Y dopisu Sc O.
znamuje. re pisatel hodla uci-
niti konec sv6mu zivotu a jest
vyslovena prosba. ably pfipad
ohlaSen byl advokatovi w. ].
Bullionovi Buffalo. Policie
Sc snazi zahadu rozluStiti, ieli-
koz muzstvo pobfezni straze
marn6 pc mrtvole We yodacf
kolem doku patralo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-21
VCERA RYL POSLEDNf DEN
K ZAPLACENf DAM.
Opozdenci budou pry pokuto.
vani Is proc.

Cd dopolednich hodin az do
5 pred vecerem byl prfzemek
soudnf budovy zaplnen poplat-
Milky, kteff prisli prave po-
sledni okamzik zbaviti Sc OBJ
canskych svych povinnosti, pla
cent DAM, hlavn6 proto, re kaz
d6mu, kdo k povedomym oxen
kun nepTisel V cas-, hrozi Is
proc. pokuta. Tri policejni
straznici drzeli zastupy po-
platn1kI V pofadku, ale vzdor
tomu vypravuie okresni po-
kladnfk J. j. Boyle, re S pre-
depsanTch danich obnosu
S25,000,0 900 seSlo Sc meme jak
polovina a re patrne nasled-
KEN t6to liknavosti dojde k
mnohem vetSimu poctu dra-
zeb nemovitych majetkd, nez
kdykoli pred tim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-21
PO RADOsTI.

Pramen koralky, jenz tekl
kolem poStovnf budovy do ka-
nalu a ktery byl pricinou male
no sroceni lidu, zanikl a ne
bude vice drazditi cich kolem-
.jdoucich. Ode dneska odpravo
.vana Dude konfiskoyana viii
ska tim zp6sobem, re vylevana
Dude primo do kanalu a re
tim il Dude zamezena posledni
costa kolem chodnlku, kde by
la ieSt6 pfedvCirem tax horli-
We Gerpana. Kofala 2 lahvi po-
putuje do vyprazdn6nych sud-
a study pax dopraveny budou X
6sti kanalu, do iehoz bezedne-
no chtfanu popluje vzacny
|stof k v6Cn6mu ztraceni. Pc
sledni methoda praktikovana
bvla jiz vcera a ash ien Is mu
III S bolestn9m zrakem dopro-
Ivazeli whisku chtivymi zraky.
Jeden to vSak pfece memoir,
pren6sti pres srdce, pfiskotil a
rvchle nabral do diane posled
nj douSek, ale neuzil no, ne.
jeden prohibi6ni agent jej TAX
prudce odstrtil, re chtivec II.
padl ma zada a padem 81 ko.
fist svoji rozSplychnul pc ode.
| wi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-21
SOUDY We PROSPECT IA


Master Printers Association,
orPanisace maiitelu tiskaren,
obdrzela cd okresniho soudu,
ma kter6m zasedal soudce
Jewell Z Delaware, O. soudni
zakaz, die ktereho Sc zakazu-
lie clenGm unie zastrasovati
muze zamestnane misto STAY
karu. Soudnim zakazem jest
omezovano j piketovani kolem
zavodd a mad to musi byti pi-
kety registrovany. Zaloba u
ME, ably zam6stnavatelum "a
kazan byl boycott, byla sou
dem odmitnuta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-21
MOVE
DOBY.

Detektiv E. J. Conroy ma
vStivil vcera jisty restaurant
ma vych. 8. ulici, kde objevil
ma zadnim Tote automobil 5
newyorskou licensi. Zv6davy,
(vsichni podobni odbornici
jsou zvedavf), patral a nasel
domneleho majitele, as 26-le-
teho muze, obyvatele re SYRIA
cuse zapsaneho jake hosta We
Walnut Ave. hotelu, kde byla
registrovana take jista vdovic-
ka, Gitaiici teprve 25 jar, POI
chazejic1 2 Buffalo. VSetecny
detektiv pareGek sebral a ma
hlavnf policejni stanici Sc Wy
klubalo, re mlady muz auto
mobil ukradl a vydal Sc ma ce-
sly, jake V romantickych do
bach rytifskych, ably sobe hle-
dal ~nevestu. A naSel il take V
Buffalo V podobe uveden6 vdo
Wy. Chteli pry jeti do Clevelan-
du, kde nell uzavriti spolu
s1atek, coz bylo policii nyni
pTekazeno.
Ale nevesta, &C Una zenicha
ien kratky cas- prohlasila, re
jei voucne a neskonale miluie
a re horouci jejich laska ne
Dude schlazena ami chladkem,
ktereho Sc jim MONA dostane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-21
KORALEC.
Nj HISTORIC.
Provinilci DAM pod zaruku
$1,000 kazdy.

Petr s. Christensen, byvala
hlava lakewoodsk6 policie, po-
ulitni komisaf George Cawell
a tucet jinych, hlavn6 byva-
lych prislusnfkG policie posta-
veni budou pred federalni vel
koporotu a kazdy dan pod "a
ruku $1,000. Vina jejich po-
zGstava tom, Re nedovole-
.nym zpusobem odstranili ko-
.Talku zabavenou ma motoro-
VEN Glunu Tranquillo. Chri-
stensen dostavil Sc do 6radov-
ny federalniho marSala V pru-
.vodu sy6ho pravnika w. l..
.Dayida, ktery, iak znamo, byl
zvlaStnim zalobcem Y posled-
MIN procesu 5 McGannonem.
TAX uGinili vSichni ostatni az
ma diva, kteff slibili dostaviti Sc
Ultra. Z prodeje nedovolenym
zpdsobem nabyt6 koflky zalo-
van Jest jen jeden a Size Frank
Kane, byvaly zvlaStni policait,
Ijehoz sm6lost sla tax daleko,
re prodal n6kolik pytlu kofal-
ky (totiz, ma tomu byti rozu-
memo, re V pytlich byly lahve
S koralkou) sevci Bernseeovi
ma Detroit Ave. a Size hned "a
1920. Ia vsechny obzalovane
Ibyla zaruka slozena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-21
HOCH kRAJAN OBETf Be-
DRATNE TELEGRAPH.
Zabit nahle mocnym proudem
vedeni.

Ctrnactilety Howard Hajek,
iehoz zabavou byla telegrafie
bez dratu stall sc vcera obeti
tohoto jinak neSkodneho spor-
tn. Vcera vecer We SVEN domo-
We, 1852 zap. SO. ul. napinal
ma strese draty zachytace
vzdusnich vim, kdyz patrn6 ie-
den drat Sc strhl a dotkl Sc
vedeni o vysok6m napjeti, kite
re hocha ma mist6 ,usmrtilo.
Bezvladn6 jeho telo svalilo Sc
Sc strechy a spadlo do louie
yody nachazejici Sc prave "a
domem.
Jiskroya telegrafie byla ko-
nickem mlad6ho Hajka a hoch
take skutetne sve v6ci mad mia
dy vek svuj dobre roZumel.
Phi rohovnickem zapasu mezi
Dempseyem a Carpentierem Y
New Jersey zachytil prvni e
lektrickou vlnu, iez prinaSela
zpravu 0 yit6zstvf americkeho
championa. Hoch sestavil 81
aparat teprve n6kolik dnf pred
zmin6nou sportovni udalosti a
pin radosti i d6tinne pychy
sam pc sousedstvi obsah radio
gramu roznaSel.
TAX t6zkOu ranou skliGeny
otec neboheho mladeho sna-
zivce vypravuje:
"Hoch byl pro radiotele-
grafii zaujat telem i dust. Ne
slysel jsem nikdy, re by po-
dobny sport sob6 skryval Ia
koveho nebezpecf, &C mole re
ma tento mGj nahled nesdilela
a stale jej v~arovala, ably byl O.
patrnym. Aparat sam o sobe
jest celkem nevinnym, jest Q
napjeti pouhych 3 volt. Jestt
t6hoz rama jsem dial Howardo
vi SIS ma condenser. lined jej u
sadil a spolu s kamaradem sli
ma strechu, ably jej k prijima-
elm dratGm pfipojili."
Ia tax mimoradnych okol-
nosti 0 zivot pfiSly mladik do
koncil prav9 prvni skolni beh
ma West Technical High
School.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-21
UNESENY Sc
WRATH A BYL ZATCEN
SAM.

Thomas Nj. Randolph, pohre
sovany cd pondelka Sc vGera
vecer vratil domu a byl ma roz
kaz sharonskeho mayora f.
Gilberta lined Zatcen jake po-
dezrela osoba a Size bez pri-
puSt6ni Zaruky. Pov6st', re byl
unesen a pozadovana "a n6ho
vykupn6 $4,000 IDA Sc bJti
ien vymySlenou pfedstirkou,
ably utajen byl pravy dcel W.
letu, iehoz hlaynim Gcelem as
bylo vyhozeni 81 2 kopytka "a
letneho manzela. Historii o lu-
piGich vymyslil 81 patrn6 sam,
ably tax tatika pfim6l k vyklo-
penf "nnosci'' stanoven6ho OBJ
nosu. Pr prvnim vyslechu po-
cinal 81 neryosn6, tax jakoby
tento plan byl odkoukal Kabe-
rove, ktera provadela podob-
ne produkce hereck6 pred po-
rotor. Jinak Jest obycejna tato
historic tis1em nadouvana 8
vylet Randolphdv obsirne po-
pisovan, tax jakoby Sc byl Wy
dial k severnf tocne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-21
PROHIBICACI 81 POCHVA.
LUZ PRfSNEHO MAYORA V
EUCLID VESNICI.

Pfisn6 odsuzovani vsech
prohibitnich provinilcG, ktefi
upadnou V ruce mayora Fonda
V Euclid Village, ktery odsuzu-
je k nejvySsim trestum, vzbu-
dilo liboSt statniho sucheho
inspektora w. ID. Jonese a c..
G.. Southwella, elena prohibiG-
nj Ligy, take budou pfedya-
d6ti pred tohoto vesnickeho
Salamouna i jine obeti omeze-
ne svobody. Voditkari totiz
isou nespokojeni s mestskymi
soudci, %ponevadz pry jew VII
ri prestupnfkum al napadnou
shovivaVost a proto Sc pricini-
Ii, ably 40 novym "zlocincGm''
dostala sc soudu mayora Pom
da a 100 jinym, prot kterym
ma jiz prohibicni inkvisice Y
rukou dGkazy, namereno Dude
pry steinym zpdsobem.
Pokuta "a pfestoupeni zako
ma prohibicnfch We vy$i 800
neb 5000 jest temto nahoncim
pr1lis nepatrna, ale $1,000 a
nemuze-li delikvent zaplatiti
nechati jej odbru6eti pokutu y
zalari, z n6hoz, ably bylo dost
mista, ma svobodu jsou propou-
STEM lupici a vrahove, Dude
pr9 jiste odstrasujicim prikla.
dem.
Purkmistr V Euclid vesnic
take vcera "soudil" pet vinni.
XII a dvema pnznavsim Sc. u.
lozil pokuty pc $500 a tfi u
znani vinnymi, ale rozsudel
mad mimi vynesen Dude az y
patek. Vsichni ma tomto vesni
ckem soud6 odsouzeni posilan
isou do cantonske robotarny
misto, jak bylo dosud zvyken
do Warrensville.
Zm{neny Soutwell slibuje
Re Dude v Cleveland6 vymaha
no dodrzovani predpisu, dix
ktereho must byti kazdt
mistnosti, kde sc prodavai
napoje od~straneny vsechny clc
ny, jez branf volnemu rozhle
du z ulice dovnitr.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-21
ZAPlSkY ZE SCHUZE Wy
BORU MESTSKE JUBILEJNf


Schulz "a slusn6 Gcasti "a
hajil p. Bernreiter a poz&dal
pritomnG 0 podani zprav, jak
dalece sbory, ktere zastupuji,
budou ochotny p~en6zit6 pri-
spivat.
Vybor zvoleny We schulz mi
mule podava zpravy jak nasle-
duji; p. Zeman: Farar p. Fla
NAL sd6lil, re krajane katolictf
vypravi svuj alegoricky vdz.
Dale jsme zjednali Sokolskou
hudbu 0 Is mulch "a obnos
I$110.
Pan Urbanec: Velkorad Sta
Itu Ohio, C.S.P.S. usnesl Sc pri-
Ispeti ma vydani $ vypravou vo-
zu spojen6 5000, avsak jedno-
ia Taboritu a C.S.B.P.J. ode
pfeli financnf podporu.
Pan pfedseda: Oznamuje,
ze p. Pankuch, jenz jest We Wy
boru sIavnostnim "a Slovaky,
odeprel, by napisy nesen6 V
prdvodu byly S oznacenim
"Czechoslovak Division, jak
v minute schulz bylo usnese-
no, nybrz re Slovaci budou mi
ii napisy pouze Sc jm6nem
"Slovaks'. Pc delsf debate, jiz
sucastnila Sc v6tSina pritom-
nych usneseno, by napis V te-
lie divise neseny nesl jm6no
"Czechoslovak Division" a lie
likoz velka v6tSina Z mas jsme
obGany americkymi, ulozeno p.
Keblovi, ktery obstarati ma
omen napis, by vySetfil, budou-
Ii JIM spoluobCane ciziho pu-
vodu oznaCovati sv6 divise slo-
VEN american" pred im6nem
narodnosti, ma napis, jm6no
nasi diyise znacici, Unit CA
merican Cechoslovak Division.
Danny oznamuii, re seidou Sc
" Ces. Mar. SIM a odtud spo-
leCn6 Sc svym vozem poiedou
ma vykazan6 stanovist6, ktere
pozd6ji V Gasopisech Dude o
znameno.
Pan Cansky navrhuie, by
predseda p. Bernreiter jmeno-
val hlavniho marsala pro Ces-
koslovenskou Divisi. Pc vym6-
ne n6kolika nazorG odporuGen
byl pan Bednar a usneseno, by
vydani "a najem kon6 hraze-
no bylo re ~spoletn6ho fondu.
Dale usneseno, by pofad pru-
vodu byl nasledujici: Hudba,
Sokolov6, Sokolky. Alegorick6
vozy, krajan6 katoliGti. legio-
mari a Slovaci. Ku konci schu-
re zastupci Jednoty C.S.P.S. O.
Znamuii, re nasledkem odepre
nj jakekoli finantni pomoci cd
iinych muzskych iednot, Ale
goricky vuz vypravenF a fl
nancovany Jednotou C.S.P.S.
ponese take pouze jeii im6no
a znazornovati Dude louGeni Sc
Jana A. Komenskeho 5 vlasti.
Pan predseda oznamil. re i
hned, iak hude mu sd6leno mi
sto a cas- naSeho ~sefazeni, toto
lined tasopisu Sv6t oznami.
Ma to schuze p. predsedou "a
skonGenou prohlaSena.
Zapisky sepsal f. M. Vacha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-21
PRESvEDCYE Sc VzDY, IDA HORAKY

Vasich kuchynskych kamen jsou radne v~ycisteny a spray
ne vsazeny. PAX budou cistymi Vase hrnce a panve,
kuchyn Dude c~hladnejSi a Wy spalite meme plynu.
Y nasem sluzebnim oddeleni Jest vzdy nejaky INA
lee, ienz Yam vzdy q ochotne osobne ~vysvetlL, GO tim mi
nine. Sluzebni oddeleni Jest prave tam kde platte Va
Sc plynove dfty. Jste vzdy vtani. Use co Van poradi-
me q ukazeme, jest uplne zdarma.
Mountain advocate., 1921-06-24
W. NJ. TROsPER ASSAULTED

w. NJ Trosper, Of Poular Creek,
was in town Tuesday visiting the
Court House. Last Saturday. ac-
.cording to his testimony, he was in
bed asleep when two men entered
his home and beat him over the
head with revolvers.
He states the trouble arose after
a number of young men visited his
home. One of them grew bolster
GUS and the boys were asked to
leave, which they did. He further
alleges that after leaving and while
in the hollow they fired their revol-
vers and yelled. Someone, accord
ing to Mr.. Trosper, called Deputy
Sheriff Lewallen, who deputized
Matthew Fusion and these officers.
he alleges, are the ones who entered
his home and beat him over the
head. Warrants have been issued
for their arrest
Mountain advocate., 1921-06-24
ROBSON
STILL BUSY ON ROADS

Robert w. Cole is in receipt of the
following good road news from Con-
gresham RObsiun: At the meet
ing of our Road Committee we re-
ported out u bill which / offered and
which has been approved by all Of
the road associations of each State
in Jhe Union.
The Chairman of our Committee
is against Federal Aid for roads. He
is from New York. The other nine
teen members of our committee out
side myself, selected me to report
the Bill to the House and to have
charge of the fight on the Floor of
the House.
I'VE expect to get action on this
Road Bill within the next few
weeks"
Representing as he does a district
that needs good roads more than
any one other thing, our Congress
man is making the fight of his life
to put thru bill that will help lift
the whole State out of the mud.
Mud is one of the greatest de-
su oyers of prosperity that exists.
Mountain advocate., 1921-06-24
IN CHINA

In China with each new day there
are increasing hundreds of people
who reach the limit of their re-
sources.
Little children have long since
disappeared in the worst affected
districts. The grey days are here
when whole families unable to con-
tinue the pitiful struggle, lie down
and die. The terrible trnth is that
millions are perishing.
cents saves life a day; 25
cents saves life a week; 81 saves
a life a month and So saves a life
until the harvest.
Send your money to the President
China Famine Fund, Louisville. Ky.
Mountain advocate., 1921-06-24
LOGAN SANITARIUM

Mrs. Hobart Kelly. of Shields,
Harlan County. was operated on
Thursday and is doing nicely.
Green Engle. of Indian Greek, had
his appendix removed Monday morn
ing and is improving nicely.
J. T. Woodie. of the firm of Brown
Ross Shoe Co., Knoxville. Tenn, is
i'll and at the Inhrmary.
James Gregory has parted with
his Stonsils the operation being last
Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Mcdonald, of the Conti-
mental Hospital. Pineville. is assist
ing at the Infrmary.
Mrs. Molle Carroll is taking a
much needed rest after several
months Of hard work at the Infrm-
ary.
Mountain advocate., 1921-06-24
NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING

F. w. Golden and w. w. Evans
will start Immediately on a building
next door to Stanfills Grocery. It
will be two story brick with a base
ment which will permit of a steam
heating plant. The pOstofiice de-
partment has leased the lower floor
for term of ten years. The upper
floor will be devoted to modern fats
which will be built to please the
renter.
Mountain advocate., 1921-06-24
Personal Mention

Herman Parker paid a visit to
Williamsburg Sunday.
A number of young people attend
ed dance at Pineville Friday night.
After seven weeks suspension,
due to a strike, the Middlesboro
Daily News has resumed publication.
Mrs. ]. Il. Newman has returned
to Cincinnati after visit to home
folks.
Mrs. Irene Evans and children,
of Harlan, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. e. Mcneil this week.
Robert w. Cole left Wednesday
for Louisville to consult an ear
specialist.
DR.. G. II. Albright is attending
the Health School in Louisville this
week
Mrs. w. +. Costellow spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Hay
den. Jr., in Corbin.
C. c. Parker left on the early
train Sunday morning and spent
the day at Clinch, Tenn.
John NJ. Davis, prosperous Ar
temus farmer was in town Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. F. Davis were
in Brush Creek Sunday attending
church.
w. =. Costellow has returned
from q visit to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
G.. Black, Hamlin, w. Va. He was
much pleased with his visit.
Miss Laura Hayes says her busi-
b. ness is fine and that the ladies are
buying in a most satisfactory man
ner.
The County Fair Catalogs are be-
ing distributed by j. S. Miller. You
can begin the PREPARATION of your ex-
hibits at once.
Mrs. b. II. Moore has gone to
Hackettstown, n j., where she will
reside with her parents and look af-
ter her little son Barton.
Bert Churchill is building a brick
oil house at the Water Station and
has the walls finished.
Gasoline has dropped to 21 u to
23 cents in Louisville.
Mountain advocate., 1921-06-24
GEORGE II. TINSLEY APPOINTED
STATE BANK EXAMINER

The people of Knox County will
be delighted to hear that George F.
Tinsley has been appointed to the
position of State Bank Examiner be-
gining July 1st.
George is a genuine favorite of
our citizens thru his courtesy,
.sQuareness and general good quail
titles. That he is amply equipped
mentally and practically for his new
position is well known. Barbour
willie produces the goods in men who
get there.
Mountain advocate., 1921-06-24
GEORGE FOX KILLED

George Fox. of Corbin, while driv-
ing car out of London Saturday.
accompanied by his wife and child,
drove over a,,fill in the road near
Corbn killing the child and severe
ly injuring his wife and himself.
Latest reports are that the injuries
Of Mrs. Fox are such as to make it
doubtful if she will recover and Mr..
Fox is suffering from serious in
ternal injuries.
The injured man is the son of
Adonijah Fox and was formerly a
citizen of Knox County.