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The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-05

it's appearance on Cordova's streets yesterday. The honor belongs to the Northern Meat Market with their brand new Dodge delivery auto.
 A special invitation is extended to all new arrivals to come and join with the local people in having a good time at the Athletic Club dance to be held Saturday night, May G. at Eagle Hall.
 The rotogravure supplement with tomorrow's Daily Times is one of ex- ceptional artistic merit. The Times is the only newspaper in Alaska, and in fact on the Pacific Coast, issuing this feature.
 J. w. Brown is now employed as a driver for the Blum, O'Neill Con- pany, taking the place of Florence Sullivan, who had his left leg brok- en yesterday, and is resting easy at the nOSp1tal today.
 The salmon should start running any day. All salmon canneries are ready to go, just waiting for the fish to start something. A few of the can nery men believe about May 20 they will start turning their machinery over.
 William Boswell, who has been suf- fering from severe attack of influ- enza, will leave for Seattle tomorrow. He will make the trip in easy stages, going on the Alameda as far as Jul neau, where he will remain over a couple of days.
 The launch Morning Star left here today for Latouche with cargo of Ka- talla gasoline, and upon returning Cap | tain Wm. Crook will install new en- zines in the launch Pioneer, which will
  dova-Katalla run.
 O. A. Nelson came down on yester- | days train to secure some machinery to be used in the contract awarded him by the Copper River railway for removing the earth from the top of the tunnel near Chitina, which will require the excavation of about 60,000 cubic yards of earth.
 In making laundry delivery to the floating canneries at the Ocean Dock yesterday, a Imaginable incidfent oc- cured. Just as the delivery man was stepping on the plank leading to one of these canneries, he stumbled over projecting plank. Result was, the
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-05

laundry had to be fished out of the bay. Wet wash delivery to date.
 The s. s. Admiral Evans which is scheduled to arrive from the South the morning of the 9th, will make the following ports of call west of here: Valdez, Latouche, Seward, Port Ora ham, Seldovia, Snug Harbor, Anchor age, returning southbound via Seward and regular ports of call. The Admiral Evans will not be making the Kodiak call this trip.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-05
Mining Stock Quotations
FRIDAY, MAY 5

FRIDAY, MAY 5
 Kennecott Copper Corporation w 33a Mother Lode Coalition ................ 93 Anaconda Copper ..........,,.,...-... 525 Utah Copper 653
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-05

The first auto of the season made it's appearance on Cordova's streets yesterday. The honor belongs to the Northern Meat Market with their brand new Dodge delivery auto.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-05-05

A special invitation is extended to all new arrivals to come and join with the local people in having good time at the Athletic Club dance to be held Saturday night, May 6, at Eagle Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
SELL TAGS TOMORROW
TO AID GIRLS AND BOYS
Funds Collected Will Go To.
ward Paying for the
Home Club.

Friday viii he tag day for tho
lone club for girls and I'"ys Inc
h'h nome VAS mrs, "p"n"h Ausus'
-, 1915. and up 80 the prcscn, I'm.
'hlN tag day is III" only appeal made
tn tho pubic for Us benefit The
home has always been sclf-supp"rt
inz and the purpos" ~ this mrs, tag
day is 10 max. tho initial payment
"n a home which ~ now heinz
bought. This home IL entirely IN.
Gcnominarional
Tn" following women compr>. the
board Of managers
President. Mrs W. \ Burrows
vico- president. Mrs ALVIN Hu,zlcr
secretary. Mrs. j. J Phillips: trcas-
urcr. - 7. ingalls,. board Nry. Eur.
rows. Hutzler. Phillips ingalls,. r Il
N,rtner. Charles V. Meredith Mrs
william Curry. Mrs. G,org, Brown
ing Mrs. r. r. hudson Mrs {. II
Mason.
Tne following are the lis, OF st.
,ons for Friday:
street. Market, Mrs - bon. Mu,ual
Building. Mrs ldt Klein. Merchants
National Bank, MIS- Charles GasScr,
Cr"nshaw's. Mrs T. g M"ircr: post
ono" MrS. John FriSchA"rn. Berry,
Miss NirEiria Lloyd. American y.
'ipral Bant Mry CLEVELAND Cnos
FIRST National RANK MrS ibcr,
VOL. old Dominion Miss Virginia
'ol'm Thirteenth aud Main
N,rectS Mrs pe.rman. seventh aud
Main. Mrs p'Hrisn Old pu,ch. Mis,
Virgin" Disus POLK Millcrs
Main street Depot, Mr., Geiter,
On" mh"r of Commerce. Miss Giadys
inS"l!s R'lrers Mrs. Harry Bear
professional Buildinz, Mr. 4 r
Perrin. virginia Railway and Power
BUILDING. Mrs 81 T ingalls,. Church
I'm BAn.. Mrs Walton Beverly
T"o"'N-hfth ard Marshall streets
Mrs Kerr. Grants, Miss sterling
Tsyior Miller q Rho.des. corner
Mrs. y g Adams Mrs Arh.ch and
Mrs Good" Miller & Kh"ads.. rear
7 \ Miilors. Mrx Dyson. COOK :
'-fct"r'" Mrs j. g. Nuuuall! Broad
street Depot. Mrs J 4 Myers
Herman SCrnidIs Mrs H.sEer
i.yrir Building Mrs RAY Temple
hurUhNe Mrs Hudson Tt.gI.s
Mr., n ~ rayu". i.fc In.ur-uc.
Company ~ Virginia Mrs Tom Hig-
S"r. Richmond Hot"l. Mrs Charlie
k"iu northeast corner Firsi and
Er",d streets Mrs. i; l.. Lon.. H.r.
ri>on and Broad Mrs rr.sl.y Ed
wards Moeby- Mrs I'D Enlly I-.
forGGurtan Mr. Go"rrc Wr4y
Dr"rfrs, Mrs W-ssers,e Thai.
miners NJ Waller>tsIn. ChiIdrey's
Mrs Elan Loon" c"hsn's Mrs. IRWIN
H"id S'h""rizsrhilds Mrs WIS
man nlch"uan Mrs ~. Nichols
SPARK Mrs H"uds"u. H.IIst.ru's
Nrs H'rh"rt Mercer. IN. Ch.st.rf.lu
sir Albert $chw.r,z. = " e \
Mr. O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

CAPE CHARLES Va. oct, IL
Charles ~ Van Ness IS ono ~ the.
OidcS, aud h">t-o uowu citizens ~
Mort hampton County. died q, mis-
n"ms. Birds Nest sunday night after
an Illness "f about -FOUR weeks ito
j. survived hy h's wife. Mrs f.liz.
hath NJ. Van Ness. QUO son. Earl Van
Moss. ihr"" dtu:hf"r. Mrs Richard
Jacobs. Mrs John Trui,t. Ms James
bunt"n. Jr.. ono rr"thcr. James ~
Van Ness ~ rharl"trs. y {: pnc
sister. Mrs Eugene stuart. "f vii
Transport IA ~" ras ,he brother
"f Mrs. Carlton Il Moore. the mother
~ j. Y. Moore. ~ cape Charles Nj
Van Ness had h""n married hfty-ouc
ears. having celebrated his s"ldcn
Wedding last December Mr. Van
Ness "as born ~ Baltimore ~
moved To Northampton County WHOM
young man cngSSng va tr.c:
farming In which he was very sue
ccssful. Later W. entered ,hr service
nf the New YORK. Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad Company in tho
freight department, here. Dhich po-
siti"n ho mold until his retiremcn,
September ! l'l; lie had been an
.mpl"Sc since January l. 1851.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

Miss Clark ~ ~ Home.
MISS Emily Clark IS IN with grin
q nor hume on Park Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
nd-r Hawaiian skies"


"Er!"r Hawaiian Ski.. telling ~.
story ~ mystery aud thrills ~ David
@ fish"- viii n" tho attraction -,
'ho A"@dcm" tonight, Frid.v and
Ssturd"y and Sstur,ay matinee nm
dor tn" direction ~ i.csro, ~ Smith
II D., -sid :" ~ on" ~ - no..
sr""'.cnIaT predictions 81 iha saa-
son. There AT" thr"" acts aud NV.
Genes. each distinct creation IN
m" scent" art; Opening with re-
production ~ ih" i.iln at iiourIuIl,
Just e, dawn. m" auhj.nc" witnesses
n" crahu~l flooding ar IN. di.,.ri
mountains in ~" ri"t"uS color. Of
ia" rising sun From TIA, Jim. each
seen" "r"rs = nov delight in the do
pi"'iug ~ the h"-uii.s that have
msd' IN" Hawaiian Islands f.,,r"u.
'no World over. Nin"ng the .n"c,ive
scenes -" = radio room. Wireless.
r"oin lotus garden cane brake and
coral beach and tho miracle scor.
In s,"r" tho plan - no, milk
Tho Bird NJ Paradise Il ono
- romano" 50, 50 dreamy ifavau.r
mus" r,prrhuc"d ~ = sroup ~ ma
'r"s Thcse dus-y singers and mn
sicians give IN the play IN a,mo.
uhef- mat rs realistic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

"u"" cursed md hr.nk the tavern
from which they Nod vncu Wash
inEt"n. -" Grasse and l..farrtie
drew their forces together conclud-
ne on. 81 the most briiiian, milf
tary aud naval campaigns in history.
Til" convention w.s called ." ar
der this morning 10y Mr.. Kate Wal
Tor barrett. state regent
Tn" delegates w.r. officially vel
""rn"d e." Yorktown by Mrs Gcorg.
'hrn""etn, regent "f comtc 10
Grass" Chapter. Mrs ". -. Liycs"y.
Of Newp"r, News, pr"Sidrn, Of the
Hampton Chapter. replied
Mrs. r.rrett told Of ,hc work Of
the Virginia Chapter in kcoping
young women in school. in impress
ing on IN, people tho Importance .,
nhowinc NOR. Of Virginia and na-
t."n.l history.
She ais" told - the work Of the
organization for an cndowmcn,
fund for educational purposes, SAY
ing that the historic landmarks Of
Virginia should MOI De longer neg
lectrd.
rr j. A. =. chandler. president of
William and Mar College. spoke -.
tn" Importance IT marking historic
points =, Yorktown and elsewhere
through tho NirE
10 traced IN, British and Amnri-
can arrui"s IN IN, campaign about
Yorktown. t1!d some,hinE y, tho
trials and tribu.a tiuns ~ tho l,,tle
American and French force ~ the
brilliant campaign Of Lafayette and
their great coup IN trapping 80
British general Few Of IN, land
marks Of this great campaign arc
marked. he aid In contrast ~.
pointed 20 the rsrolutionAry cam
nHiyns N Massachusetts. s1stin:
ma, they had all been marked and
that people from All over tn. world
Wit them.
Later IN the afternoon the dole
old customs house. wh!"h the Daugh-
'"rs hop :" purchas" and use a. =
shrine. tho SPOT wh"re CornwailiS
surrendered. IN" National Cemetery.
~" monument. tn. old Templ" farm
md other points 81 interest
Election ~ Officer. will feature
tom"rro"'S sssSi"u 81 tn. CrnfNrenrn
M"mhors ~ tn" noninet!rg c"nmii
-" decline 10 comment on reports
M, some OF the officers ~ tho or
c-uizatirn NAV ~ changed
Fi@ns for thu rUrch-s" n tn. old
cuSt"nns nous" MAY also De dis
"u.s'd tomorrow, NJ, MANY ~ tho
delegates ar" lO"EinS forward - no
f"hnNe action. tho "hnnter being
without sufficient funds - purchase
NJ li'tle brick building which ono.
VS. nor, ~ entry for New York
aud Eo<tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
Anuscncnts
rrtmn Dom, come. to L,,,c.

Frimn Donrs Come. 10 Lyric.
one of the classics, SHOWS ~ tn.
s"-s"n - promised f"i tho week
- me Lyric commencing win IN.
ratine" performance today
among o'nor unusual feature
vii! b" Mime. Anal former prima
donna II Inc operate stage Mn,
Arn"l : bringing suit. Of class,
SONGS vocal compositions out OF 'hs
h'H'"n path. songs q. tho f.,
Eas' - tn" appropriate" billing @.
~" program IN" renders Nine. Ar.
nal id"nt~llY displays SOM ricr,
c"iorfui and uriGu" costumes
MHcnrt and bradford. on ,his hiIl
ar" OLD fav"rit"s here" They are
bringing new and original laugh
inS act. said 10 no the most cnec,ty.
they h|v" y"t put over The az, is
described as one long laugh"
The Original Gcorsi. Five. f..tur-
ing Dorothy Rove. will rontrihu,. =
JazZy whirl Of mirth and melody
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
DIR. j. A. G.. CHANDLER URGES
MARKING HISTORIC VA. SPOTS
William and Mary College President Makes Suggestion
III Address to State ID. A. r. Convention
in Session York town

N'ItkToWN. VA. OCT. iI.-D.uvh-
'"'S "t ~" American Revolution to-
hay captured Yorktown TN. nr.
odSl"h. however. was f.r moro
friendly on" than rha, at which Cen
"'"l '"rnwalits CAV" IN hi. sword
Wien Washington aud Lafayette.
WIN tn" aid "f II" Grass.. harn,u.d
MN ~ after brilliant campaign
Then there was blnndyh.d and h,,o.
"h"" thor" were smile, aud laugh
M. Voices The r.pti""S inin"d tho
'"pturS - celebrating "a" second
invasion Of tho little hamlo,
Tonight there was brilliant re- o.
""p,i"m IN tho his,ori" old English
tav'rn, ~ which Rrirish rrdcosts
allied "Sync"pa'ion' Miss Row !,
assisted In tho musical numbers Nv
such we'll known artists as Harry
Duke. Fr"i E-ver. Herman prc".v
william DrrwoS and Lou Dorn. This
az, has scored heavily on tho kc-:
'hc time"
i.vn"h stewart. now to Richmond
hn' established fsvoritcs in ,hc moi
'"r"li'-m cities. have i"liv round
az n"ns"rsic.l 'uu Thnv have
labeled II - Namd"viil. ptdi,v'' and
IN" ."' c"n,"9 highly commended IS
laugh producer
Further whitening IN. diy.rvi,, ,r
IA" show will >" tho inris Err,hors
I'm" Ncr ih"u, Town" They .rc
versatile team - funs,cry v,.r,
original material and ih.ir own ind
'idu"l way ~ putting u over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
r wilson cary Nicholas.

';"vsrn"r wilson Cary Nicholas. ~
Virginia
She il survived by ono sister. Mrs
William Muller. Of New York and
The following "hildr"n. Mrs G.crcc
Wayne Anderson aud Mrs C;enrp.
'inS!ic. "f Richmond Mrs Clarence
= Law and Victor Rur'he. 81 Nsw
orleans. and Mrs. Adele - Norri %
son, nt Rcrk"I"N cat
Ih" funeral viii he privately held
from the resident" tins afternoon at
:. 80 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

his wife and the following children.
y. u Hadnn. of this city: 4 W.
'iaden. ~ Antioch. z I Had.n. Jr..
OF faimyra II. ~ Had"n, OF Union
Mills. Mrs. charles s.. adm. 81 IA
mNrs. Nelma isden. Vivian Hadcn
and Ursula Hsdeu. 81 Union Mills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
MRS. BuRTHE. 20. DIES
AT DAUGHTERS HOME
Mother az Mrs. George <in.II, md
Mrs. George Wayne lndcr,on
Surruin bs-funrrsI Tod,,

Mrs Mary Burthe. -. widow -, tho
ia'e F'r"derick George Eurthc, Of
New orleans. La. died 2: the reel
H'ncf or h-r daught--. Mrs. C;eorr.
"ANne Anderson. in tbs city YES.
fcrday mornine
Mrs SGrthn va. daughter 81 ~,
ate Senator Rohcr, Carter Nirh,ls
~ Louisiana. ana a cran,ldsuch,ar nf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

age. which contains proper dir+c-
tions. Handy boxes Of twelve tab
lots cost few cents. Druggists also
sell bottles ~ 20 and 100. Aspirin il
the trademark ~ Fayer Manufacture
~ Monoacetica cidester Of Salicyiic-
acid.-AdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
.Innics l.. I.nnra.fcr

Icy NCBtkC VA. oct. Thames
!. Lancaster. So native OF Bedford
county and resident here thirty
Years. died a. his home TUESDAY after
IA" weeks Illness. Nc is survive
~ his wife and tw" daughters Mrs
w. G. Hasklrs and Mrs ~. \.
Ii'Ch"ll. both ~ i.yn"hhurs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
CASCARETS To-
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

The incest csthartic-laxative in IN.
world 20 physic your liver and bowel
"nsn YOU have Dizzy Headache. colds.
hl'i"n>n"ss. Indigestion, or Upset
Ncin stomach j.. ":,ndy-iiGe ~ seq
r|'S ON" nr two tonight will er,ptv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
SAY "BAYER' when you buy Aspirin

Mess you soc the name ''Bav.r"
on package or on tablets you are not
getting the genuine Bay"r product
prescribed by physicians over TWEEN
ir-tw" years and proved safe by
millions for colds. headache. tooth
ache. "arache. neuralgia. lumha go.
rheumatism. neuritis. and for pain in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

HAii.nTTESVii.I. Va. oct, II
News hA- h'"u received hcre 81 tic
heath, at MS home 1T uni"u MILL.
Fluvanna County. ~ u j Hadcu =
rate y"'eran a., the advanced
$50 90 - NcIrs - X. survived .
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15

Mrs, Raymond w. Butler and son,
Raymond, Jr., OF Miami viii arrive
the first Of next week to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Il. c. Butler, on
Third avenue.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15

of Mrs. R. L. Bunkley, ON Newcastle
street, for the Christmas holidays.
q 81 q O
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15
RED PEPPER HEAT N
ENDS RA uATIsM

Red Pepper Rub takes the "ouch''
from sore, stiff, aching joints. It cana
not hurt you, and it certainly stops that
old rheumatism torture at once.
When you are suffering so you can.
hardly get around just try Red Peppeil
Rub and you will have the quick
relief known Nothing has such Cd
centrated, penetrating heat as red pep
pers. Just as soon as you apply Red
Pepper Rub you will feel the tinglingl
heat. In three minutes it warns the
sore spot through and through. Paid
and soreness are gone.
Ask any good druggist for a lar
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure
get the genuine, with the name Row
ON each package
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15
"CAScARE:TfS" LOG
BEST LAXATIVE
FOR B 0 VEL S

To clean out your bowels without
cramping or overacting, take Cas-
carets. Sick headache, biliousness,
gases, Indigestion, Sour, upset stom-
ach, and all such distress gone by
morning. Nicest bhysic On earth for
growMlps and children. 10c box
Taste candy.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-15
Miss Harriet Stephens, who is at

Miss Harriet Stephens, who is at
tendAg the State Normal school, sn
Ats&ns, will arrive next week to
.a@end Christmas with her parents,
ehr. and Mrs. r. M. stephens, in Ur-
baha
q O on
Miss Mary Miller is expected home
from Wesleyan college Wednesday
morning. Her roommate, Miss Eliz-
abeth Malone, of Jonesboro, Ark, will
arrive Friday morning to be Miss
Millerg guest for the holidays.
q ri q q
Mr. and Mrs. r. O. Fleming, Of
Tampa, Fla, will spend the Christ
mas holidays with her daughter, Mrs.
j. w. Bennett, on London street. Mr..
Julian Bennett viii go to Tampa next
week, to accompany his grandmother
to Brunswick. IN
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-13
To Herald Subscribers

We are revising The Herald sub.
scription list. We have delayed this
until now for two reasons. to wait
until the first OF the year and to give
readers time to see II they wanted
the kind OF paper we publish. We
have now managed The Herald for
two months. and while il is not yet
up to our ideal 1t IS now no worse
than our first issue.
Many subscriptions expired In Oc-
tober last. starting when the contest
was on one year ago. The names OF
those in arrears who do not pay
soon will be taken on. as In these
times paper cannot be furnished
free any more than merchant can
furnish groceries. meats. clothing and
shoes without pay.
We stated on taking charge OF The
Herald that We were going to give
the subscribers a paper worth the
price Sand that anyone feeling
he was not getting his moneys worth
could get his money back. We stand
by that statement.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-13

invite the scientists take the lead point way
So one hopes that while will be able discover the
highest possibilities Of politics they will also parioxa
to do that everything be settled by public meeting general e
ton a cabinet council
The mefok uarrcng about the sharing of the wealth
available Women however, know that would enough do
fair sharing out Of what there for they have always managed that
their homes
The real difficulty they know by experience to have enough to
20 round The national difficulty precisely the for the
present dny the total wealth available the has been
sufficient II shared out the most ideal imaginable
to each individual life worth living from the material Of view
This means that poverty be done with until
wealth produced for consumption by the people That where
wealth. and producing without excessive rudgcy that the
community from poverty and the crppng burden of maeal
But for the task the scientists have undertaken finer aud nstr
mcnts needed these money this Of is endowed
The stupidity, the trngly Of Il! Millions Of money lost through
strikes and oous and industrial dog fights the much too bare bone
Of presentny wealth. And all the time the scientists who the really
effective industrial and social rcome find their work starved and him
dercd for want OF the necessary funds
One further and task falls whose influence
that they citizens begins for than II did in the
II thito open their spiritual TRUTH to recognize that macria
wclbeng vastly important though H. ought e made TO
spiritual ends Womcns place the watch looking with far
searching for that revelation for which the soul Of the world
ycarns.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-13
BANK ELECTIONS
First National


At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the First National bank,
held Tuesday, the following directors
were elected for the year: s. s. Wor-
ley. Fred Borland, David Clarkson,
Charlie P. Peterson. Frank p. O'Neal.
These elected the following ofiicers
s g. Worley. president; Fred Bor-
land. vice-president; Frank P. O'Neal,
vice.president; Charlie P. Peterson,
cashier; Villa Webermeier, assistant
cashier.
Citizens State Bank
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Citizens State bank,
held Tuesday, the following directors
were elected for the year: Otto Fuls-
cher, C. E. Paul, G. W. Garland, F.
G.. Fielder, P. S. Struble.
The directors elected the following
officers: Otto Fulscher. president;
g. E. Paul. vice-president; G. w.
Garland. .vice-president: F. G. Fled
Ter. cashier; W. J. Fulscher assistant
cashier.
The election Of G. w. Garland as
a vice-president of the bank is wor-
thy recognition of one of the substan-
tial and highly-respected business
men of the town.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-13
BURLINGTON BUYS 50
MILES OF FREIGHT CARS

In order to be thoroughly prepared
for the great volume OF business
which Is destined to move with the
coming revival OF business. the board
OF directors OF the Burlington rail.
road has authorized the purchase OF
1900 freight equipment units.
Included IN the purchase are 500
stock ears. 1900 refrigerator cars.
$500 box cars. 1000 composite coal
ears.
The primary requisite OF these
cars is that they snail stand up
and deliver" and TO that end. the
best material that money can buy
and approved improvements VIII be
Incorporated In their construction.
Placed end to end. these 1900 cars
would make single train 80 miles
long.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-13
OUR HOME TOWN EDITOR


There's feller In our town
That's allus boostin' things;
He's an optomistic sucker.
For every week he brings
Out good points in the worst OF us,
And lets the bad ones slide;
He's just the sort OF feller
That's allus on our side. \
Now. I'm just a plain old farmer.
And yet he allus calls me Mister
I'D like to quote the Things he wrote
When Eph Smith wed my sister
He's with us in our trouble.
He's with us In our Joy,
The confidence he has in us.
Zen bad debts can't destroy.
So when neighbor asks ME:
why take the hometown paper?"
! want to use hickory club.
Then call the undertaken.
Unless he takes his cash In hand
And goes up awful meek
And murmurs. "Mr. Editor.
I'm payin up this week."
--Zeb Jones.
Phillips County herald., 1922-01-13
Anitie Items

Helen Rcuzc Is now boarding with
Mrs. Webster Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cauble called
Thursday at Norman Stewards
Mrs. Mary Sholes left Friday for
her home IN Alexis. Illinois.
Mrs. Fred Borland called wcdncs.
day on Mrs. Fred McBec.
Edmond Robinson In now wording
for John Barbour.
Albert Patrick is on the sick list.
MIR. aud Mrs. George Schneider and
Ernest Ridgeway called Saturday
evening on Miss Emma aud Frank
Skupn.
Mrs. Sam ROME spent Thursday
with Mrs. Webster Mitchell.
Several attended the telephone
meeting last Friday nIght at Amitie.
Mrs. Charlie Peterson of Holyoke
srent Tuesday with her sister. Mrs.
Albert Miller.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Stewart
spent Sunday evening with George
Wies.
Jesse Meek Is on the sick list.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Miller spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Otis Durham.