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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07

MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor

'PTSlishSd JsSSaIy !" hse O' .7 piSas wworid woritd
pubnshlng company. publisher
NOTICE FOR HEARlNG On AS.
STREET IMPRovEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER 3H CITY OF TULSA
In eomplianee with the resolution OF
the Board OF Commissioners adopted on
the 2Oth day Of December 1874. notice Is
sioners OF the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statement
OF tho city Engineer as to the amount
OF the cost of the concrete pavement
which should be assessed asains' ihe
abuttlng property, the property benefited,
and other property liable to ASSIGNMENT
and the owners thereof IN STREET IA
PROVEMENT DISTRICT no 3A4 wh'ch
includes the following described portions
o' ALLEY Block ,. Bliss. South line
Of Nin'h street TO North line q
Eleventh Street between Denver and
ALLEY BLOCK 7. Lindsey, South
line Of Ninth street TO Sorth line OF
Eleventh street, between GuthTle and
ALLEY Block 10, Central Park
Place from East line Of Norfolk 20
West line Of Owsssn. between Fifh
!. Place ana fiKth street.
FIRST ALLEY Esst ~ DrnYe~ from
South line of Twelfth street 20 North
limo Of Thirteenth Street
And said Board OF Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved TIE nfIrrraid
statement and estimate u ihe .'ltN Lngi'
neer end has determined 10 assess the
against the abutting property, the prop
erty benefited and other proprrty ilabie
10 assessmeut and the owners thereof. as
follows, to. Wit ,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07

CHICAGO. Jan. b.--Butter-Jnchan
Eggs-Lower; receipts 3,6s3 cases; frsts
NRc; ordinsry firsts Sim35c; miscel
laneous SO u 3Sc. refrigerator firsts 80 %
5sc
Poultry-Alive higher, fowls 22a2Sc
Trings zGc. turkeys 35c, roosters lie.
Pvta atOes-Firm; receipts II cars. total
U s. shipments s07. Wisconsin round
white sacked Si.90Gn2.1O cwt.; Minnesota
and bulk si.0Oq2oO cwt; Idaho sacked
rgfas s2lOq2.20 cwt.
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uNEW YORK, Jan. b.--Cal Money
Tesk high fA low az ruling rate ~
uoslhg BID 3ia last loan az.
au Loans--AERinst acceptances sh a 4
al, Ilme Loans-Ensy, 60 days 4%q5; %
Aereantie Paper-prime bd5H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07

other slrsa also fabrics. priced accord
ingly.
AUTO TIRE EXCHANGE
ais Il. Second. Usage 5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07

N FORT WORTH. Texas, Jan 5.--Cattle--
receipts $50, beeves 5000 e.25; stock
rs NJ $4,000 300; heifers Ss,o0a $50; year
M.h 1880 500; calves s2.2jmSo0
hogs-Receipts / 600. light s7.2597,35i
hesEy 20 70 u 100; pigs 5000 500.
xsheep-Receipts $50, lambs 5000 q :. 90
ill0 S''Ne' '''P f-'0'"
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Oklahoma CITY LIyertocIs.

okLAHOMA CITY. Jan. -Cattle-Re-
Mghty weak on steers, butchers l5n 2Sc
higher. top steers S6.25. bulk $3.50 a 500
best cows and heifers Si.25 n 500. Gamers
,nd cutters N.5OU $50, calves steady; TOP
700 Nockers and feeders active and
steady
Hess-Recelpts 400: s5a4oc higher; top
NtO; bulk t725G7.4O; stockers &5.75 V
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07

To facilitate removing treo
stumps from the ground, either by
burning or blasting, a motor driven
auger has been invented that bores
holes in them at any desired angle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 5.--Cattle--Re-
eeipts $50. all classes steady: best steers
!165, other sales t5.SOW6.75; best cows
effarei 50 500 $50; few heifers StOOsl
$50; bulls $500. best vealers $500 ns.O 90
medium storkers $40; good 1000 pound
feeders g7l5.
Hogs Receipts 1000; active; mostly %
aS5c higher to both shippers and pack
ers, ii0 TO l90-pound weights 800 $50
bulk 800 a go, packer top $40.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. steady; lambs 90
at0c higher. s2-pound fed westerns
Ni.75; most fed lots {ll.00 or above.
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KANSAS CITY, Jan. 6.--Butter--Un
changed
Eggs-Lower ic flrsts see. seconds 27c
springs ic higher. 2Oa a25c; turkeys un.
changed
Poulty-Unchangcd.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--Foreign Exchange
Strong
Nteat Britain--Demand 4.i9N; cables
h,gN bO-day bills on banks 4.l6N.
Ftance--Demand sos. cables S.03h
iay-Demand 4.32Ia cables 4.33.
nermany- Demand .52: cables .53b.
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elessE.W YORK, Jan. 5,-Llberty bonds
1. va as s5.ss: first ls $40; second
W. w. hird as $50; fourth AIS s7.si.
'oE IS 100 os; Victory 4As lOO.0s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07

NJ a SO lNAlb DANCE
saturday night, Petroleum club ",
Tulsa. fWlsrH hai Tulsa -Four va
trrurHtrH
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Wichita Livestock

-hin,sc h5dlrA, Kan, Jan. 5.-Hogs-Re-
N2Oh7sO "'sner' top '''So' DUN
,,oeta5lSs Receipts 900 steady; beef steer,
and f.eSaSr. hhsifsrs isooqs,oo: stocker-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
published In the Tulsa DAILY world
January 3, T. 8. ana 2 1872. World
Publishing Company publlshers)

tPublshCd In the Tulsa Daily world
January 3. 4, 8, ana Z, 1892. World
Publishing Company publlsheru)
Notice FOR HEANiNG ON ASSESS.
MENTS FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO $40.
CITY or TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution ot
the Board Of Commissioners adopted on
the 27th day Of December, 1921, notice is
hereby given that tho BOARD OF Commits
Hipners Of the city VI Tulsa. Oklahoma
has examined the estimate and statement
OF the city Engineer as to the amount OF
the cost Of the asphalt pavement which
should be assessed against the nbuttlng
property. the property benefited ana other
property liable to assessment and the
owners thereof In STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO. 3l0. which includes
the following described portions Of streets,
to-wlt.
ROCKFORD. AVENUE from the
South line OF Eighth street to tho
North line OF Thirteenth street except
Intersection at Twelfth Street.
And said Board OF Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the gfoTe-
said statement ana ehtimBt. OF the city
Engineer and has determined to assess
the cost Of the improycmcnts In said
district against the Hbutting property, tho
property benefited and other property
Whereof. as follows. to-wit'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07
For Raw Sore Throat

At the first sign OF raw, sore
throat rub on little Musterole with
your fingers.
1t goes right TO the spot with a
gentle tingle. loosens congestion,
draws out soreness and pain.
MusteroIe is clean, white oint-
ment made with oil OF mustard.
II has all the strength OF the old
fashioned mustard plaster without
the blister.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy
children. Keep it handy for instant
use. 80 and G5 cents In Jars and
tubes: hospital size, SO.
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hEbsNy YORK, Jan. 6.--cottonsed oil was
eoyeyi On buying by the west and shorts
and int on the former showing In lard
were ssN offerings OF crude. closing bids
Gg5a5 ,W m . points net higher. Sales II. 900
LsBaSygc' prime summer yellow, spot
July osc March s.57c May S.s5c and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07

M oH"9Ao LITY. Jan. b.-Wheat-Cast
g. nara tl.o4QI.l6. No. red sli9.
lo, No. white 42ai2hc. No vel.
~ a iic, No. 3 yellow 42h a. 43o.
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An owners Of abuttlng property, prop
crty benefited by said Improvement AMI
other property liable 10 assessments, are
hereby notified that an matfcrs affecting
such improvements or benefits 10 the
property thereby ana any claim or objec-
tions to the assessments aH above set
forth shall be filed In writing In the
office Of Mrs Frank seaman, city Audi.
tor Of the city Of Tulsa oklahoma. on or
before tho 18Th day of Januafy. 1899 At
90 o'clock A. ". and IN. anmc shall he
heard by tho Board ~ Commissioners on
the l2th day of January 1922. at . 90
o'clock A. NJ, and any claim or obiec-
tiuns not 50 filed IN writing before said
time shall be deemed waived.
DATED. this goth day Of December
1921.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
CIV Anditar
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View Orleans Cotton.

steady YORK. Jan, -Cotton-spot
i, i,' bales to arrive .oSI' low miSdIins
Is &c middling l7.25o good middlins
receipts ASS. stock ssl,2Ta.
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SPOT i7oatSOc.
81 ,ss'ASe1,,Quet; East St. Louis delivery
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

sGrERAuE DANCE
saturday night. Petroleum club West
Tulsa. FuIlsrH hall Tulsa -Four ,iazz
brrhrHtrt
notice to the public. hat Holion n
Ipitun GaraHH hHa dissolved partner
snip and Is now controlled by ~. y
HuUrn. Al bills Will Doc paid and col
lection VIII bc made by H. ". liuiien.
We tt' rt roar 120 s.. hoston.
fIEE STORAGE. Trpne .edar asiI-asIS.
Gilte FturHE" E MOVING 60.
MEDICAL "a
FAuRMuNT MNrEUSfrY HOSPITAL Tor
confinement. private. prirts rrHsonabie,
may work Tor board babies adopted.
Write fIr hUotI,t. Mr. a. B Long.
pu q rNenD seventh st. kansas
tib Mu.
MEN rfof uatorrss Naouuotor Perfect
hhrHI.tl culture Appliance o.
horne Go. 7iai Park Ave. sf Toui.
Nj" sent f'r free book ou ."scIopment.
NoNrutNE uAutr autp.ss. iv treated.
$50 ufoH.lrN used and Iu..If.sIy nv
tuiirIut .ur appointment gal vgaEG
tl'a.
WEFr MNtN MATERNITY eNNtTARtUM
hnWo tur tH. core and protection W
Young women fui.a tgosunnblo. babies
director litI " Nau. Oklahoma City.
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u'ublshrd DO tho ruisa uauy World
January o. g. D. q and 9. 1879. world
Publishing company VuhIishotl
NOTICE rOH UrANlNG DS ASSESS.
MENIS roe PAVING Is HTWEEr
IMrNON EMFNT DISTRICT so 20l.
CITY or TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with the resolution of
tho UoBtd ~ Commissioners adopted on
tho g7th day of bccembet 1924. notice is
hereby given thnt the board of commits
Hioucrs uf tho CITY NJ Tulsa. ullphumu.
has examined the estimate and statement
of the CITY Engineer % tu tho amount ot
tho cost ~ the Nlhrolithic concrete pave.
mcut which should be asscHaod against tho
ahuttiug property the property benefited
aud other property liable tu assessment
aud the owners thereof I'm STREET IN
pROVEMENT DlgrRiCT Np. 291 which
includes 'tho following described portions
uf streets. to-Nit.
EAETOS COURT CCoiumbia) from
the East line ~ Nonuphour Avenue
60 the West line ot linton Avenue,
And said BOARD Of Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the Hfuro.
said abatement ana estimate ot the city
Engineer aud has determined To assess
tho cost ut tho improvements In sali
district against the ahuttiuR property. tho
property benefited and other property
liable TO assessment, and the owners
thereof as follows. to-wit3
IRVING PLACE ADDITION
CPsving Tor Eastun court tColumbiD
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IRVING PLACE ADDITION
Paving for EaRtUn placp0

Al 0WUeTs OF HbUIIIHE pT0NeTIy, pTOp-
erty benefited by said improvements and
other property liable to assessment, are
hereby notified that all matters affecting
such improvements or benefits TO the
lectiuns to the assessments as above set
forth shall be filed In writing in the office
of Mrs. Frank Seaman. city Auditor Of
the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. on or before
the 18Th day Of January, 1929, at 900
O'Clock A. NJ. and the same shall be heard
by the Board OF Commissioners on the
I3th day OF January, 1929, AT 300 o'clock
A. NJ. and any claims or objections mot
80 filed in writing before said time shall
be deemed waived.
DATED. this 29th day Of December.
1874. ~
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ioNboN. Jan. 5.--Lead--spot LEA los
futures La 7s sd.
Zinc--Spot L27 g. Cd
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LEGAL.

published In the Tulsa Daily World
January ?. I, 8. 6 and T. 1929. World
Publishing company, publisher.1
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASSESS
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AUTOMOBILES
AZ Nrf,l.
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THH HA

ATTENTION
MEN bEtl
READ
This ad IH worth money n presented
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fuIr January % to1f. with s. %.
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Goodyear wolf Hu.Hs fUhCk
brown ur u.ahurNut. hundreds ~
ulffuirut styles sud Sizes. Etrry
pgir suuhty Imperfect but worth
double the money Some sold 60
mail order trade Purchaser must
present Hd when making pur-
DhHHu. One pair Co o. customer
only. nuur ftted Tul FOR siEe
desired N uusatiHftttury your
money refunded
Ttuk mos
llt IS MNIN ST. ONLY
Iu.t1.a largrat shoe dlstflhutor-
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CHAPTER ~.
Alias the Rat.

TALLY KANE'S face was I'm.
* passive. The keen, alert
brain was working with des-
perate speed. There had come In
a fash with the others words n
vista, not quite clear, nor distinct.
but a vista that seemed TO promise
the way and the chance, not only
OF immediate escape from this
place here, but perhaps more than
that -- assistance, help, perhaps
even refuge and temporary sane
tuary from the police, who. before
morning, would be securing every
quarter OF New York in an effort
TO capture him. This man, a thief.
a criminal, one OF the underworld
himself. had obviously mistaken
him, Billy Kane, for another Of his
own ilk--for one known as the Rat.
His appearance disreputable,
blood-stalnod and mud-coyered,
had undoubtedly been a very large
factor In bringing about the man
mistake. II was true; but that did
pot jr any way apply TO his, Billy
Kane's, face, and his face had
been, and was still, full in the
pitiless glare OF the nashlight
Therefore he must to very re-.
markable extent resemble this So.
called Rat. And, moreover, this
Rat must be a figure of some con
sequence in the underworld; for
even through the mans hoarse and
amazed tones. Billy Kane's quick
ear had caught a note Of almost
bringing Difference. And then Billy
Kane's under jaw crept out a little
and his eyes narrowed. Well, for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-26

thought / was-my heads going
round" mumbled Billy Kane.
you'll have to help me, White"
sure, / will" returned White
Jack encouragingly. He slipped
his arm through Billy Kane's.
"Youse just buck up, rundyl An
don't youse be afraid to throw yer
weight on me 'Taint far, an wen
make 1t all right"
billy Kane. his object accom-
pllshed, leaned not lightly on
White Jack. Occasionally, as he
walked along, he staggered and
lurched, playing up his role-but
only when the street In his i'm
mediate neighborhood was clear,
and he ran no risk of attracting
attention to himself and his com.
panion!
II was notfar, few blocks; and
then White Jack. stlll unsuspect-
ingly acting as guide, was helping
Billy Kane down the half dozen
steps of one Of those cellar-like en-
frances to the basement of a low
building in the middle of a block.
The building seemed TO be a
store OF some kind, but It was
closed, the dingy front window
dark, and In the none too well
lighted street Billy Kane could not
make out exactly what 1t was. At
the bottom OF the steps they halted
before locked door-and for an
instant again that grim, desperate
smile twisted Billy Kane's lips.
And then he laughed shortly, as
his free hand fumbled In the pock-
cts of the stolen coat.
Kick 1t in, Whitts!" he gro%ed.
II haven't got the key. lost my
coat"
'Nothin' doin'l" said White Jack
complacentF. Il got de goods,
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CHAPTER NJ. lcontlnuedl

4 GAIN he moved forward,
n crossed the threshold and
again halted. 1t was dark.
intensely dark, and he could
ace nothing: and It was still
and silent. and there was no sound.
But suddenly he found himself
HtandIng In a tense, strained atti-
tude, his head thrown n little for
ward, his eyes striving TO pierce
the darkness. He could hear moth
ing. see nothing--but the senSo or
presence was strong upon him.
A minute passed, the SECONDS
dragging out interminably-and he
did not move. And then II seemed
that close to him he caught n faint
stirring sound. But he was not
sure. II might have been his im-
sRination. The silence. so heavy
and prolonged, had taken on
strange little noises of its own
Billy Kanes lips thinned He was
bare.handed. wounded ana uft
armed, but he had stake that no
would fight for with Il beasts fe-
rocity. And that stake was a coat!
II there WAS anyone here, II II was
more than his excited and wrought
up fancy playing tricks upon him'
Il was certain at least that 1t was
not the police. for the police would
have no incentive to play at cat
and mouse, and therefore II was
probably the man, not yet through
with his swork. to whom Laverto
had telephoned; II was probably
fellow thief, since he, Billy Kane,
had also come to steal--a coat
Well, he would Mt least end the
suspensel He turned in the dlreo
tiou Prom which he thought the
sound, imaginary or real, had come,
took a step forward--and stood
stili. hands clenGhed at his sides,
as he bIinked, through the ray OF
n fiashllght that was suddenly
thrown fun in his face, at the
round, ugly muzzle OF a revolver
that held a steady bead upon him
on level with his eyes.
A voice came through the silence
in savage, cultural snarl;
Throw up yer mitts, youse"-------
The words ended In an amazed
and startled oath. The revolver
muzzle sagged downward, hs
though the hand that held II had
become suddenly powerless. Well,
fer Gawd's sake. II II Amt de Rat"
gasped the voice In O hoarse whis'
per. when did youse get backT
! thought youse was hobnobbin'
wild some OF de swells youse used
20 know, an was givin' Moo Hoik
de icy paw until next MONTH"
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<contlnusd from Last Week)
CopyriFht. 1929. by George II poran Co.
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

u q
H younuster seeking his way
IN the world has become the sec.
retary Of David Ellsworth, eccen.
trio millionaire phiIanthroplst.
Ellsworth had known Buys
father (now dead) and he treats
the boy almost as his own son.
Billy, on his partF responds by
seeking to protect his generous
patron from ingenious swindlers.
Thereby Billy aaina enemies.
Kane suspects supposed cripple,
Antonio Laverto, Of being fraud,
and on night trip to a night
world centre cerifies his suspl
elons. He overhears Laverto plot
ting a robbery.
But before he can reach tho
Ellsworth house the trap aganat
himself and his patron has been
sprung In deadly fashion. David
Ellsworth has been murdered.
Tho safe has been robbed OF
money and Jewels. a button OF
Buys dinner Jacket Is clutched
In EilssVorth's fingers. The po-
lice are waiting to arrest Billy
as EIIswortFi's murderer. To
gain time 20 prove his own In
nocenoe and TO hunt down tho
real slayers, Billy seeks shelter
In the underworld. LnVerto had
named hour and place for o burg
larry. He Will be there, too.
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ain't II Wot d'youse think?"
From his pocket White JACK
produced a bunch OF what were evil
IDENTIFY skeleton keys; and, trying
one and then another, finally
opened the door. His f1ashlight
played through into the interior,
and indicated a chair that stood
before a table.
"Youse go over dere an sit down,
an get yer coat an shirt off, an
leave de rest to me-" he directed.
Billy Kane, lurching again, stum-
bled into the chair, as White Jack,
closing and locking the door, To-
Gated an incandescent that hung
from the ceiling. and switched on
the light.
SAY, where do youse keep yer
stuff" demanded White Jack. "A
shirtU do-anything to tear up an
make q bandage wild, see?"
Billy Kane did not answer. He
did not know! Instead, he let his
head sag Imply forward, and fall
on his crossed arms upon the table.
"Aw, buck up. Bundy!" pleaded
White Jack anxiously. "Youse1l
be all right in a minute. OATS de
boy! Buck up! It's all right!
Leave 1t to me! I'll find some.
thing!"
Still Billy Kane did not answer.
His face hidden in his arms, he
was making a surreptitious, but
none the less critical, survey Of his
surroundings. 1t was large room,
evidently comprising the entire
basement of the building; land the
single incandescent that 1t boasted
seemed only to enhance, with its
meager light, the sort of forbldding
sordidness, as it were, that per-
vaded the place. There were no
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The Woman
Had Risen
from Her
Chair, and
Was Swaying
Upon Her Feet.
Marco,
Apparently
Beside Himself
with Rage,
Was
Gesticuiating
Furiously
Again.
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iGo tinued on Next Pass.)
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-22

Alex Steele at homo at Paint Lick.
Mrs. Raymond Trayer entertained
some of the teachers Saturday, night.
Mrs. Bert Harsch and children.
left last Friday to- Join her husband
in Mason City, w. Va, where they
will reside.
Your scribe with several other pa
irons of the school here, attended, the
Christmas xercises this p. m. at three
o'clock. A Xmas trec and treat was
given each pupil by the faculty, while
mnny other presents were given, es-
pccially to tho teachrs. An enjoyable
timo WINS had.
Rex Alder, who has been clcrking
for Stocle, Gillespie and Co. for tho
past siN and half months, resigned
md accepted position with the War
rior' Coal Co.. ut War. His brother,
George Bnnc Aldor, Of La Grange,
Ky, arrived on Saturday night to
fill his place. $3.50. (,
Owing to Mrs. w. B. Steel being
indisposcd and also tho inclemeucy
of the weather, she was unable to
drop in" with greetings on her
mothers, Mrs. Jano A McGuire's ~
birthday OH the 18th and also to at
tend her Cousins, Mrs. Theresa Re-
pass's quilting party on samo dato.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Asbury.
> weeks ago, q dnughter.
This is wishing tho editor and his
family and nll readers Of the News,
n mcrry Christmas and happy and
prosperous New Year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-12-22
FIFTY YEARS OF MARRIED
LIFE.

Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Stras, Roa,
noke, publish notice Of the celobra
tioni of the Fiftieth Anniversary OF
their married life. Fifty years is @
long time in prospect-short in re.
trospct. These good people have had
comparatively smootho and plcns-
amt voyage over lifc's uncertain sea
Tho lines have fallen unto them in
pleasant places. They have led quiet
upright Christian life, and as tho
shadows lengthen toward tho cast
have tho incstimable blessings OF
lives well spent, in tho service Of tho
Mnstor and of thoir fellow mon.
They woro both born and reared
N Tazowell, and in their homo town
as we'll as in tho city of their adopt.
cd homo. aro held In. doservedly high
esteem. On behalf of host Of friends
and on it's own behalf, tho Clincll
Valley News extends most hearty
congratulations, and wishes for these
good people many years yet Of hap.
pincss and usefulness.