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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-29

TTCSDyUCTIUU NHuTCH.
H. A. Cooper and c. r. Mexican,
Pastors.
9:45 q. m.--Sunday school.
IL a. m.-Morning worship.
$3.50 p. m.-Junior Christian En-
deavor.
6:45 p. m.--Senior Christian En-
deavor.
7:45 p. m. = Evening service.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-29
A LITTLE LAUGHTER
Keeping the Balance

A representative government is
one that elects six men in favor of
thing and six against it and Won
ders why something isn't DONE
Warren Chronicle.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-29
Even Scarcer.

Here's a man found nine pearls
in an oyster stew. Wonderful,
hey?"
"Oh, fairly startling. I thought
you were going to try to lead me
to believe he found nine oysters" :"
louisville Courier-Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-29
Spanish Baptist CHURCH.

j. G. Sanchez, Pastor.
Meets at 1907 South Second
street.
10:00 a. m.--Sunday school.
1900 a. m.-Sermon.
1880 p. m.--Gospel meeting.
Address by Thomas Ogilvie.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-29


There is no form of abuse of the house of God
than to remove from it the Gospel and to introduce
teachings and worship which in conflict with the
Gospel-Carl Schmid, Emmanuel Evangelical Luther
Church.
Jesus Christ was tme-server He had world
vision and world message, message that was not
Tor one age only but for all ages therefore His teach
lngs are just as applicable to the problems of the
Broadway Christian Church. 80
Christ never rebuked those who were conscious Of
their SIM His severity reserved for hypocrisy He
was unsparng in His denunciaton of the pretender;
puc lor the woman taken in sin, and others like her.
ne had nothing but tenderness sympathy. compassion
"A. M. Knudsen, st. Pauls Lutheran Church.
The power of Christianity is not the power Of in
teect but the power of the spirit the liberation of
the deeper greater soul within us, the renewal of life
through contact with the divine the recognition of the
divine in man, the mystery of love- the sweetness of
service, dying to ourselves that may live to God
the Joy of beholdng all things in the light of eternity
William B. Allen st. Johns Cathedral Church.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-29
Church OF Christ.

1147 Forester avenue.
1000 q. m.--Bible study.
11:00 a. m.-Preaching.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-29
North rourth Street Cospel Hall

North Fourth Street Gospel Hall.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school and
Bible class.
11:00 q. m.-Communion.
800 p. m.--Preaching in Span
ish by Jose b. Rey.
7:45 D. ,m.-Preaching by Carl
Armerding. "The Epistle to Sar-
dis"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-29
ChristIan Science Society.

Woman's club building at SIS
West Gold avenue.
Sunday school at s:45 a. m.
Sunday services at 1900 O. m.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-29
University HcIchts Sunday scho,

g:3U q. m.--Classes.
p. m.--Prayer service. Rev.
w. A. Guy will. preach.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-10-29

Editors Note:---The following
speech by Secretary Of Commerce
Hoover, with reference to repay
ment of European debts to the
United States government, was de-
llvered at Buffalo, N. Y, October
16),
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
sPoJE1f sLAyIANsKE sTATY EURoPY.


Ach ako to krasne znie! Pomysh 81 ct citatel' Veru,
znie to krasne Idea tao poa Slovaka Kollara nasho
basnka On hlasal vzajomnost' Slavia
nov ukasoval i'm 5velikd budiicnost spojeni
Idea tato sa siIi. Spejeme ciel'u Spojene Savan-
SKIES Europy budh skntocnost ou-snad uS MEDIA
.lekej bud1cnosh.
u teTaz jestvnjnca Maa Dohoda je krokom napred-
Juh0saya aGeskosove1sko s uz tesno spojene krajny
Pol'sko do Iej vsupuje. Blarsko bude nasedovat
ni Rske " tejto Dohody iste povstane unia:
pojene Slavianske Statv DO 3OOOOOOOO dus bude po-
ctat drzava do moci bude najvatsou svete
Prof. + Pupins Columbia university New Yor1ku,
chyrny vynalezca rodoml srbsky zaklada American
lavoAic Society. ktofej sch6dza vydiava sa po teto
dn Ciel om ejte erganzacie bude sir deu Spojenych
lavansky ych Statov Je tlenm buda vsetci vynikaici
ane1ion Slaviani Organizaca bude vyd6vat svoj ca
sopis - pFopago Ranie my nyslienky
H,a, prichodi aobe slayianoy Ich hudba, spev, W
siyky, teratfra podmanue uz teraz cel svet
Ich yeda mad vedy germanske romanske, cely
syet bude dusesne zrit mas. Potom bude slayian
!, svejej najv slave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

Gresnsbero usajnsf Dol ope-
rovany, : coho povstAlo ~
psdems, lenivsst' FssisuOk 4
Aaludkov6 nsperiadky.
''DRECo" m 16oc Posk0aEOL,

j Mnoho dni utrpenia moze byt
predidene, keby l'ud znal, akym
lvaznym je udrzat peeienky ere
Iva V cinnosti. Ked' pecienok ne
!tecie dost I st 'avy do 5alddka, ten
to nemoze dobre trovit zapece-
|nie nastane. Zavraty, bolenia hla.
Ivy, zle dychanie, plana chut' '
Illstach, tmenie v ociach zly spS-
nok sl istymi znakmi lenivycl
pecienok.
ia som bol opercvany, Dol som
patnast dni y nemocnici, j odsto-
ho casu som byvai veI'mi zapece-
ny, moje 6rev1 50 nikdy neyypra-
zdhovaly iba ked Som wal medi-
cinu,' hoyori5 Mr.. Ludvik Bettyar
dobre znamy manner Greensbnrg
Pa.
Niekcdy som dostsi zayraty,
ze som NAL odpadnlt > hlava sa
mi sla rozpuknlt zal1dok Dol
" neporiadku, plny gazu, zaprfci-
|niac kyselost agrganie.
Citajac Q vel 'kom zdare Dreco
na tomto okoli, k1pil som 81 flas-
4 < Il . - n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

Y Amerike ma kazdy obcan tovnaku prilezitost do
stat tax yysoko ako kto schepny Potrebuje tou
len hodni davku s1nelast vzdelana prostriedkov.
Mas mayor Ocs ma hodni svku s,nelosti prostried-
kov a co ml na vysso yzdea chybuje zakryje svo-
jou dynamickou povshou - u
Vediac svoje.v1asnosti dobra ocenit lfa
dosiahnut guveFnelskeho uradu buddcich jasennych
volbach Hsata.hleyne hlasy vos6v ktoyeh myslen-
koy u jeho ktorm je zbttoene vysvet-
ovat otazky statnej spravy kto lepse
polDzsnla benbastiekym vyroko ktorf sa snadno daj
nalaa nesplnitei III sl'ubom zhrozit' mad udajnou
nisonnost ou kandidatov startch osycdcenych poti-
ckyeh stran.
Oes vidiac svoja prlezitost case ked medzi repu-
blikan1r MET svornos ked AMI demokrati nepreuka
zud vcFkej zivotaschopnosti vystdp ako kandidat
guyern6rstvo statu Ohio. eho vyhasene kazdy vzdea-
nef jemne clovek museT cftat odporom Take chva-
stnstvo, take take sobectEo snad nevy
So dosial' kanddata, odkedy nssa
slayna ,republika stoji.
Ma iakom zaklade chce Oes kandidovat a dosiahnlIt'
hlasy volicov to nevysyet bude to taz-
kourobt dosia nepodal ziadnych dokazov schop
nosti spravovat ami len 1904 Oo0ove mesto neto stat
milionami dusi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

Washington, D. G. Preee je
uhl 'ebanfcky strajk vseobecne
by sa sdsle, ze niece podobnsho il
nemoanf y dvadsiatom stonesf j
TO tym hAcnej ' pokrokovych spo-
,jehych Matdch. We'd uhliet tjc pre-
dss hlaynou sisAtkou priemyslt
y celej kEajinc. ono je jei krvs,i,
pine zastavenie dolovania uhlia
znamena smrt vsetkym fabrikaan
a znamena mrznutie alenov fodfn
" fch domovoch. Preco my ncma-
me nepretrzite vydobyvanie uhlia
a tax riadny beh vo vsetkych SINE
roch nasej vyroby! Co l'ud chce
a potrebuje jc nepretrzita zasoba
uhlia "a slusne ceny. Preto 50 to
nem6ze stat? Uhie mote byt do
lovane xelcznice ho rozvezti Y
kazdy cas- bchem roka. Kazdy 81
to ziada, aby :iako banici taxi al
majitelia banf mAli slusny zisk 20
svojho kapitaln. ktory do podai-
kov vlozili . viacei predsa zia-
dat nemozu, alkakdy 81 ziada, aby
banfci zarobili toll 'ko mzdy jako
tje potrebne pre- americkeho ro-
botnfka to je vsetko co mezu
Eiadat aspon na tento cas-. Preeo
teda banictvo ncmohlo by sa po-
stavit ma takyto z4klad, ktory by
kazdemu zodp6vedal:
. Niektori myslia, ze otazku by
maly rozriesit' Spojene Staty Una
rodnenim bani, alebo ably dikto-
vail ceny podn,ienky ohl'adom
'prace q mzdy, Aby vlada prevza-
la bane a ich sa1ha operovala, to
je Won otazky, toto uznavajd
al recnici so strany banikov. Ba-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
yoQxa4aex x1a1EA xa9x1N4lt1 r xt1f

ilSici .Ri f9solis aS1 !: ~:
|slss a. 4
||sf. M !! ~
||jjIgul 's'0l A 81
Als Sllaa |sssssp s ajj \ lis M
|ineko otYsn bsHyey = fto.
|roy. Ona Acvsyf ! g. ty6tip
|stsAnu 4 tomto spofs teif III
! d4fsAs je, ale ksl ullle II
vlada must sa starat . zaujmy
syojho cel6he obyvate tel'stva, llielen
iednej stranlEx Operatori lod1iict-
Ii siist 50 ku konferencii ! banik-
mi 4 ndavaid, xe nie0o poddhnsflo
bolo BY proti rozsudku sddu, kso-
~ podobne pokra9oyanie nssvsl
priestuplAom proti trnstoyelnu "a
konn. Minister spravodlivosti
Dausherty hoyofiac u si&du, kto-
"a ST ziadas tak1to konferenciu
bczodkladne, ozn6mil, xe operkto-
Iri ked' toto urobia, nebudd Mia
ko obzalovanf> pre- priestupok ta-
keho zakona 4 sdcane uposornil
| obe strany, ze ~ Madnych okol-
nosti mcdowell, ably l'ud ndsled-
kom ich sporov trpel. To je eel
koln mierne upozornenie pre- obe
,,strsny, dt NJ mich zalsii, aby cim
najskorej hl'adely vyrovnat svor
lie, spory, ably konecne prisis /
daiakemu dehodnutiu, ktore ne
ma byt ma skodu sameho l'udu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
H|oD | ] m! : /,

'atfed NJ sstry1t bude y u.
Nv. Hod NV I'M bpde hlasate a.
y fozsipovatet IN HodzovJsh id.
Allow. ! nlxsf i start pdtnici 10.
venakeAo nftods vyhl 'adavst NJ
busld, kesy ykols ssek BY oslabii ro
Were ! tl,fchR lepsej baddcnosti
slovensksho naroda, ably obodreni
4 pottizeni, tJm odhodlaneisie mo.
Ihli podujst boj. "a prava pravly
a rydzej demokracie, a IA zabez.
pecenie vybojovanej slobody slo,
venskeho naroda 4 ceskosloven-
skehe st6tu.
Ouch Hodiev, ako myslienRa !
idea cistej demokracie a mohut.
neilo Slovanstya mlsi zakotvit' !
najsirsich yrssvach slovenskehe
l'udu, . mnsf byt' nasim vodit
kom v nasom narodnom vyvinu
ii. Ouch Hodzov, ako symbol drol
nej. tprimnej slovanskej narod
nej prace, pas zaujat svoje vzor
ne miesto Y 1aasich srdciach q my
sliach, S pomocou ktoreho steven
sky narod vySvihne 50 do rad,
kultdrnych narodov, a bude ko
nat nalezite svoje poslanie vo slo
lvanskom svete.s Isl. Vyeh.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28
zI.ArA zr1.A

ia som trpel, ma zlatl zilu "a 80
rokov vyliecil som sa vel mi ;e-
dnoduchym prostriedkom. Ziadne
jedy, ziadne medieiny, nestoji vas
to nN. Poslite $l.0O ma r. o. Box
los, Randolph, Chic na predpis.
Vyreste tote dajte alebo poslite
niekomu,t ktory trpi, urebite mu
'dobre. Z" 10
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

A1o pebdd ladsych srdeiaeh na aehstneM pesit:
- Lxik .YAiw
La ms Yovzbadxuje ably nam dsahtm kto xpoza
essfna ~ upisrat ns pomaha odozes nasou ponocou
tohe nsvditsl 'nshe hsst'a-Biedu.
NeodadAjns tsdA ale vyuume tsrajehe prasxshe
essh1aovSasasj hgsxny.
My zasas Dsaze do teskosovensa do iAzdej asti svea
csak&ovsaslsm vmansjsm ksina1d 1sr6py mkans ysa
NJ 0ejsne, tal jaJm mole hsnss miso sfA bann As
rily.
vsssky vyFAty ksn&me nAjhatts 1aA ps1ssa .ansAut
nsJach s6aa. kssf51A nns pFianeaApsjsx.
1a vim 49,. tsssas trskost vkal, d ksr1hsasi.
ysk peAAAo tstava kssrt nestsrSie 10
- vthodns kdDit' mAjstSk s@
zastspnene vfstiy vtxaaaasjas prdpavstst ~
e1vs1s ~ - lfsa7 Il vjsslth siAstsf svsta
- 1r1ln .dsata, vs.ty .t1ro
i1ajsys lt6Wasss II 1
ysas v1ey asls,t M, s..ls = ,u,at,,t ~.
fi.41y sttsss - assk 8 81
- = vkd asiph Nj pr,ssi.s se,lt ia.d, ~. u,
y stt6Gens v pg1 ealks saoI 3 sil u
sstAs1nH - g .-'. &
y'''l,4.,ss ~ ..s1si ,,strs,.; ..l'.'
II! \ gQlLl.M :! !! |
5oeslar ps((1laflll1yt n u .sSsE,s1s
& YOUNGSTOWN oHio. B ssa u ,sas
y ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

- -. -
MichAI Mils3as Hodl, jSls1, i
naixS 6fsch synov slovsnAk NJ ~
rods, lexi ux \ ro4nej sssIi s1ovsn-
skej... Navr&til - tvrdy ! nsohfo-
sesr.ssS !: ojovnfk DO seme, q ktprej
oslobcdsnie bojoval ! nlu IN se-
bapovedomim.. Slovensk6 zem
prijala vrlcne telesne poEostatky
najvacsieho Slos&ka stoletia de-
devatnasteho. vratil sa domov w
hnanec a narodny mu6ednfk, pri-
siel nazpat medzi svoj nailovanyy
sloyensky l'ad ueitel ! trpitel'
dob a casov vel'kych, aby jeho
duch, ktory nexomrel, ale xije,
straxil ma svojim teraz NJ slobod-
uym narodom.
Michal Miloslav Hodza prisiel
k nam ma nase mile Slovensko, a.
by zil medzi mani q s nalni ma We
KY. vratil 81 nam jarnym ID
com novshosa lepsieho, zivota, ably
esviezil a-obodril nase mysle, aby
| tliA do ,ehladnych Ssrde lasky a
6ddanosti k svojeti, ably mas pcil
i hdzevnatei vytrvanlivosti a nett
navnej prace "a blaho a st'astie
naroda, "a ktoreho oslobodenie on
nielen vzletnym energickym du-
ehom, lez j ostryn meeom bojoval.
lfichal Miloslav Hodza je az opat
mas bude nam duchovnym vod-
com i ma d d'alej...
II Den 2. aprila roku 1922 zostane
pamatnym dnom Y nasom novom
| b obrodzujdcom "a narodnom Ii
vote. Lipt. 81. Mikdlas, mesto;,
htorsho p6da 4,pfijala ssradostno3
IDOL ne svojho ,byyaleho knaza ,,a
Nel'-Slovaka -bojovnika. zostalo hi
fstorickym mestom ducha Hodzov.
/ Iho. ako ducha cist6 d dprimne de-
mokratickeho h1boko slovanske-
ho.
/ Tie obrovske zastupy slovenske.
! ho l'udu, ktore nedel'u v Lipt.
Sv. Afikulasi sprevadzaly rakey
Hodzovn na druhy a teraz uz vec.
ny odposinok, tie zastupy massy
tshromazdeneho slovenskeho 1'udu
hovorily jasno a zrete1'ne, lebo
ony sd a bud1 neohrozenymi ne.
ustupnymi bojswnikms . bprcami
zasad q idealoY He'd dzovjch. slo-
Ivensky narod stal skrdsene a. slay
nostne pred hrobom Michala Mi
loslava Hodzu. stall seba povedo-
me a cftil svoje vel Ike poslanie,
Q ,ktorom no ucil jeho 1nucednicky
lvodca.
| Slovensk.y MAJ shromazdenS !
Lipt. Sv. Miknlasi n pedel'u upo.
vedomil 81 nalezite. ze hrob, pred
ktorym stoji:4en hrob &c hovorf
t
| Ten hrob hovori... pise yo svo,
ljej slaynostpej ode ma Hodzu bas.
nix a poslanec Or. Bohus Klimo
A Klimo povedal pravdu, pravdu
fprecltend a upoyedomen1 celynl
slovenskym narodoin. Hodzoy
lhrob Lipt. Sv. Mikulasi hoyori
a bude hovorit kyp slovensky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-04-28

Sss *s u ~ N Nst ~ s5+s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29

Thomas Il. McCalcb. treasurer; IIo-
mer III. Parker. scrgeant-at-arms.
The board OF directors is made up OF
covins,on and Hot Springs men.
Hot Springs ia too well known to
the readers of The Times Dispatch
to call for space in this story. Away
PACK in the early history OF Nir-
ginia the wonderful curative value
OF the mineral springs was rccog-
rizcd. for there were mountain,
breezcs and healing waters for the
sicklE. dancing ana flirting for the
young and opportunities for their
elders Of discussing politics. spinning
yarns and cracking jokes.
4 Real Homestead Indeed.
Thus Hot Springs became the
homestead at q very early date for
those first families. whose chief
charms were the simplicity OF their
social life. their courteous, old-fash-
Toned manners and their hearts both
stout and kind.
AS far back as 1885. when the near
est railroad station was Philadel-
phia and the only means OF travel to
that point was by saddle horse and
stage coach. old records show that
5000 people visited these springs
and 4 big portion of them came from
New England. Such has always
been the fame OF the curative waters
OF Hot Springs which. coming out
of the ground at temperature of
LOG degrees T., stand today un-
equaicd in the United States, and
for many Ills uncQualed in Europe.
The original buildings have long
since passed away and in their place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29

room has lavatory aud toilet ar
rangcmcnts and is connected with a
private bath. In addition to tho mag
hihccnt dining room, there is n res
taurant for men, the foyer is unusu-
ally large and there is Il splendid bali
room. In addition to the usual
cu!silne. n special diet Kitchen is
maintained for those who. from per-
sonai inclination, or by doctors or
ders. require special food.
Surrounding tho hotels are tho
broad meadows and gentle slopes OF
the wide valley and n hundred years
OF gardening care have brought them
to the appearance of well-kept
English park. through which there
arc walks and drives bordered by
groves of forest trees.
The new bath establishment is the
most luxurious and complete iustitu-
ton OF its kind in America.
One OF tho recent additions to the
establishment is the magnificent new
colonnadcd club house. which sits in
n gentle valley with blue noun
tains in the distance, and surround
ing IL are tennis courts maintained
in professional style. The new clay
tennis courts are famed the coun-
try over. A corps of competent care
takers roll and water the courts un-
til they arc as level ms billiard ta-
CONTINUED on Seventh Page.1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29
CAPITAL OF ALLEGHANY
HAS 3 STRONG BANKS
County Is One of the Richest in Virginia, and Coving-
ton Is Town of Varied Industrial and
Mercantile Enterprises.

rid" by the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad from here. as one OF its
suburbs. but they take goodo deal
of stock IN old White" as 4 neigh
Dor. and are ever sounding it's
praises. need not rehearse those
praises here for everybody knows
about the famous spa.
The environment OF White Sulphur
is peculiarly attractive. II is situated
on the south slope OF the Greenbrier
Mountains. 1000 feet above sealevel
and the protecting mountain peaks
assure Il most cquahlc climate. II Is
never hot even in midsummer and the
nights are cool, inviting to sleep.
There are two hotels at White Sui
rhnr. the White and the Grecnbrier.
and az has been said of the Home
stead at the Hot II may be said that
these constitute the while shooting
match, although there are around and
,bout several large stores, and ivy,
or three small. but active Industrial
enterprises.
The White opens on July Is;. closes
the American plan. The Grccnhrier
is operated on the European plan en-
clusively and is open all the year.
All-the-Ycnr-Round House.
The Greenbrer is n new and mag
nificcnt hotel of modern steel con-
struction. absolutely nrcproof and is
equipped with every convenience that
makes for the guests comfort. Every
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-29

Treasurer Income tax equalIing that
OF the whole Shenandoah VALLEY
north OF the &. * .. Railroad, taking
in Frederick. Clark Shenandoah
Rockingham. Page and Augusta. 1t
also shows that Allcgliany County
pays into the state Treasury In in
come tax an amount equal to the
combined amount paid by tina; rich
section OF Southwest Virginia. TAX
ing In Pulaski. Bland. Tazewell and
Russell
The County Courthouse, here In
Covington. is one OF the fines; In
the state.
Doubled -IinrreIIcd Rotnry Club.
one often hears enthusiastic citi-
zcns of covington, and they are all
enthusiastic ana outspoken when
their town and county and surround
ings are under discussion. speak of
Hot Springs as one of Covington's
lovely suburbs" and there is a kind
or oneness about the two places.
They are not far apart, though i'm
different counties, and they are held
close together in heart and in spirit
by the Covington-IIot Springs Ro-
tary Club. one OF the Invest of the
livc-wire organizations of that name.
The club looks after the industrial
interest and well-bcing OF Coving-
ton. as we'll az TO the glory OF the
famous Hot Springs
The present officers of the club
are 4. c. Stokes (soon to be n COL
onei on Governor TrinkIe's sta;r).
president; G. s. Anderson. manager
OF the Homestead IIotcl. vice prcsi-
dent: ]. T. McAllister. secretary:
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has risen the finest resort hotel OIL
the face OF the globe. This hotel is
situated $500 feet above sea level
at the foot of. surrounding noun
tains. which are covered with
sycamore. birch. ash, elder aud will
low. RcachlnS the hotel tho blue
Veil OF distance is lifted; the mighty
wall above becomes one vast screen
OF hristling leaves. No matter what
the season. the charm Is constant
Tie agreeable mornings. the cloud
less skies. balmy noon. and the Won
derrul and :ncomparab sunset.
There is no melancholy in the light
and stimulating air. No dirty
streets TO blow up dust nor sorlid
town to detrac; from the beautiful
scenery. II is only natural in such
SURROUNDINGS hotel should become
far more than the word ''h"tei'' ready
conveys.
Hot Springs. Virginia means the
Homestead Hotel. containing over
300 rooms and many parlor suites.
an investment Of nearly $4,000, OOO
Tho surrounding mountains and the
curative springs at their base. 900
acres OF land. 80 employes-fully
equipped and complete carpenter. ma
chine. silvcrplating and woodwork
ing shops-a livery OF 200 saddle and
driving horses-a complete garage
dairy OF $50 cows--a piggcry OF
$50 pigs-a fold containing 400
shcep-a hennery OF 1000 chickens
and the gardens and greenhouses
where all vegetables are raised for
the tablc--nll owned and operated
by the Homestead.
Considerable business OF one kind
and another is done around Hot
Springs and in regions nearby are
some OF Bath County's hest and most
successful farmers. who enjoy the
notoricty of the famous springs.
minSle with the distinguished
guests who flock there at all sea-
sons OF the year and do their big
trading in Covington.
I'm Close Touch with Old White.
Covingtonians do not exactly claim
White Sulphur Springs. over In West
Virginia. and not moro than nm hours
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RUNNING WITH INDUSTRY, CONVICTION
FORGING TO FRONT IN MANUFACTURE


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A Message to
Telephone Users:

telephone Users:
We have been working recently under great
difficulties, owing to the transportation situa-
ton. This has made it very hard to have our op-
orators on duty at the appointed time.
Due to the difficulties encountered, there has
been tremendous increase in the use of tele-
phones. si.y
On top of this the blizzard has further inter
fered with the bringing of our operators into
the office from their homes.
The public has increased the volume of traf-
fc about 10000 above normal due to transported
ton and storm difficulties
The Telephone Company has been giving
preference to the emergency calls, such as doc
tors, hospitals police, fire, and items of this
nature
We now wish to ask that until the present
phone users-defer making calls except those
that are essential and of real Importance
We believe this will be to the mutual advan-
tage of all of the telephone users in the city :,
The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company
of Virginia
AS. TANNER Manager
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CONTINUED on Seventh Page.)
The citizen., 1922-07-20
BANDIT a2IM, OFFICER SHOT
Robber Wounds Policeman and Then
oiss After Running Battle In
chicaoo-Three Captured.

Chicago. July 17.-One bandit was
killed and Sergt. James w. Mccarthy
Of the detective bureau was shot dur
Ing desperate battle In which de-
tectives frustrated robbery, Of the
Central Manufacturing District bank.
Two other bandits were captured.
Sergeant Mccarthy. wounded In the
neck and chest, Is recovering at
Mercy hospital. The bandits used
"dum-dum" bullets. The detective
was wounded by the dying bandit. to
whom he had offered assistance. The
dead bandit was Identified AS Paul
kutz. 430 East Forty-third street.
The others are Joseph Segeman. 1923
West Twenty-second street. and Frank
Smith, 100 West Forty eighth street.
kutz and Segeman were arrested once
before In connection with a safe-blow-
ing. The bandits later were identified
as those who robbed a messenger for
Spiegel. May, Stern 4 Co. OF $685. 900
In checks and money.