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The Coconino sun., 1922-11-24

l, FLAGSFFThee troops Scouts under the leadership oI ScoImaSto!8 I . Powers, J. W. Siter Froh- Iy meCtngc.
 Scouts furnished program for Rotary Club dinner. observed RooSevclts birthday anniversary with appropriate talks.
 Thirteen Scouts and attended Camp Koch in OaR greek Caryon SiXty-fiye tests passed
 ScoIeaCcrf Training Course conducted NoEhern Arizona Normal Schools s.ion. Twen- ty-iiVo cnroed - Scouts assisted in Si;h Annual Pr Call ArooricoD Pod Cross. ' ~~ ~~ ''N' "HLlAAS-Onc Troop IS Scoutj with Rev H. H. Giles as oeout"'asIer Hikes conducted every other week. "iNSLOWl%2 Troops under the leadership of w w. snyder Deputy Commissioners w. D. Myers F. Chris Sst ?counasterG and M D. Porter, Asst. TWO aaaluonal troops in process of organization. 9c"Nats sponsored banquet fer lC0 fathers sons. Assisted in Red Cross drive
 HobNOoh-Onc Troop 15 Scouts Taylor Scoutnaster SNoWFLAKE-onc Troop 15 Scouts. D. F, Hcywood Scout master " ''e' NS''' troops arc m process of organization Fredona Parks S"'" LoW Cooley Eaga1, Cotcr Clay Springs I2yor MT k L. Cornwel, former Executive at Corvallis oregon 23 been appointed Deputy Commissioner in cae o1 standards Training and Awards. Monthly sessions Of the Court of Honor will be held commencing in December
 Respectfully submitted,
 P F. WARNER.
 Scout Executive.
The Coconino sun., 1922-11-24

Scrap rubber, spread on in liquid form, is used for road surface dress ing .n Coylo2.
 Get your Job Printing at The Sun Office.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-22
pARTEA DE EST

Marti = Alta House, 1856
Mayfield Rd.
Marti 81 Joi - Broadway Lii
brary, Broadway & F.. 55th.
Luni Collinwood Jr. High
152nd 4 st. Clair.
Luni = Eagle School, Eagle
nr E. 9th.
Marti = f. Tech High School
f. 55th & Scovill.
Vineri - f. End Neighborhood,
2749 WoodhilL Rd.
Marti - T.. 10Th st. Library
1915 +. 10th St.
Miercuri - Glenville Library
10523 St. Clair Ave.
Miercuri - Goodrich House
1920 E. 31st st.
Luni Hiram House, 2723
Orange Ave.
Lnni Mount Pleasant School
T.. 10th & Union Ave.
Luni Memorial School, E
152nd 4 Waterloo Rd.
Miercuri Quincy Library
b. 10Th & Quincy Ave.
Luni = Rice School, E. 18th
Cor. Bukeye.
Lnni - Rawlings Jr. High,
Rawlings nr Il. 18th.
Luni, MART. Mierc,rri 81 .Joi =
St. Clair Library, st. Clair & E
55th st.
Llni = South High School
Broadway & Fullerton.
Miercnri Woodland Library,
58O6 Woodland Ave.
Vineri = Woodland Bath Hou-
Sc, +. 93rd & Woodland Ave.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-22

Clark & Scranton iI /
T.uni Wattersoh School, W.
18th Cor. Detroit.
MART, Miercuri 81 .Joi Citi-
zens' Bureau, Old Court House.
Miercurea, la 0rele 9 dimineata,
Sc va tine la Citizens Bureau 0
clasa speciala pentru barbatii
'eari luereaza de noaptea.
The Citizens Bureau va fl des.
Ichis in toate zilele 81 in fiecare
Jqi seara Gle la Z pana la 3, spre
"a ajuta pc oricine doreste sa-si
faea apfieatiune de naturalizare
81 spre a da tuturor informatiuni
privitoare la incetatenire, la imi-
grare 81 la alte trcbuinte ale
imigrantilor.
G. A Green, Director.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-22
CLAsE DE INCETATENIRE.
(HARTIA A DOUA)


Clasele de incetatenire, conduse
de organizatiunea numita THE
CITIZENS BUREAU din Cleve-
land, Sc vor desehide formal la 25
1922. Clasele acestea
Smt pentru barbatii 81 femeile
earl si-au scos primele hartii 81
doresc sd Sc prepare pentru exa-
minarea finala. ca sa-si poata
scoate 81 hartia doua. Ele vor Fl
deschise odata pc saptamana in
decursul intregnlui an, de la
orele' Z seara pana la 9. Cand eel
cc urmeaza in aceste clase vor
dovedi ca au invatat destul Gil
privire la guvernnl Statelor Uni
re, profesorul lie va da I'm certi-
feat ca drept adeverinta ca sunt
pregatiti a deveni cetateni Anne.
ricani. !..s y.
Cereti 9 lista. despre aceste
clase la THE CITIZENS BU.
REAU sau la oricare dintre III.
lsRARIILE Pl'BLICE. Lista G
urmatoarea, 81 supusa unor
eycntuale schimbari:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-22

Trenton, nj j. Din cauza ca
ssa desgnstat de nariaiiu Mrs.
Geraldine Kcnnan, de19 ami 4
fugit de acas5. Dnpa ce a vaga-
'bondat prin diferite locari, ca a
fost gasita zacand pc drumul de
lanqa Morrisville. Pa. de catre M
politist al Statnlui Pcnsylvania.
Ea a spus ca a umblat din Phila-
.delphia, pana a cazut din cauza
oboselei 81 foamei. Ea este inter.
nata in spitalul Mckinley, 81 Sc
afla ca fost maritata numai dc
doua saptamani.
Cincinnati, O. Judecatorul
+. r. Dixon. liberat din inchi-
SCARE o pereche care fugise 81 care
sa cununat in regula ieri, spu-
nand ca nu exista nici o lege care
sa previna pc dol amorezati sd sc
|cunune. Arestarea fusese facuta
in urma umui denunt telegrafic al
unei sore a miresei. III sunt
Thomas }. Champion, manage
Irul unui restaurant din YOungs-
|town. O., 81 Mireasa sa, Paulina
Ana DOrunda.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-22
INF0RhAT|UN|

Honolulu. r. II. - Miyakekima,
una dintre celc { insule din ku,
|situata Ia nord-estul Japoniei, "A
fost maturata dc un uragan, unul
din cele mai dczastruoase din
cate an pomenit oamenii din in
|sula. Ziarul Nippu din Honolulu,
ia primit rapoarte cum<ca 2100
|lOcuinte an fost distruse 81 As de
|vapoare au fost avariate. Neua
|persoane an lost omorite. sf
Dniontown-. O explozie
de dinamita,, a darimat casa lui
Walter McManus, un operator de
|carbuni din Sandy Bottom, langa
Masontown, in regiunea carbuni-
Tor Fayette. Sc ercde ca la mijloc
este o rasbunare, de oare-ce sns
.
'numitul pc vremea grevei, con-
|tinuat Sd 1ucreze. Seful trnpelor
ia deciarat Cd va aresta pc cineya
lin legathra' Gu aceasta in curfnd.
Nome. - Vasul de cOasta Olga
este considerat ca pierdnt pc nisi-
'ptfrile de la For Safety, 2 mile la
este de Nome. vapornl Olga a
-fost aruncat la tarm de furtuns
teribila care a tantuit mai multe
zile la Norton Sound 81 Herring
Sea. Asa de mare d fost furtuna,
cd vaporul Victoria, care a para
SIT Seattle pentru Nome la Sept.
ma fost HI stare Sd descarce, 81
este ancorat la 7 mile de tarm
|ssteptand ca furtuna IL inceteze.
C0Iumbus. - Grove o. Whitis,
de 66 de ami din Continental, spu-
ne CO 9 observat el, ca dacs fe-I
meile maritate ar taia apIe pie
tplacints Gu mercy IN 4 III Ioc de-
g tslii ar desereste foarfe multi
diyortnrile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-22
ON FUcA COluflOlU|

Cnele orase au noroc cu carul.
Tn reformation de prefesie si-a
,Mat alaltaeri teleutele, ducandu-
lsc mde a dus mutul iapa
.
Nnmdrul nasterilor scade in
America. Aceasta dovedestc I'm
spor i'm numarul celor ce Sc cred
Fcivilnati.
Subsemnatul mahnit ca II are
[hani Sa-si cumpere punga ca
Isa-sr n5streze banm n ca.
A
Gel mai Hsor Mcru din lnme g
sd ..e deciz ce sd faci in loc de
treaba.
| ii
Cine vrea sa Use implineasca
fvisnI mutt dorit. trebue sd Sc
ldestepte.
Mustul dc struguri, inasprit, G
tdeclarat legal. Asa dar vom avea
destul. caci mt Sc pOate vindc
multi. find ca G. oprit.
! i
In multc restaurante bifstesku,
Erile tim tarc la dreptul Tor de We
chime in i.ferviediu seniority
}rights). ~
|
Prcsedmtelc Harding Sc opuna
LA aruncarea sticlclor de limo
Enada in arenele de ball games
&c altceva ar putca armca bietii
|oameni daca g prohibitie?
| q
Casierul unei firme din Wall
Street a fost arestat pentru Cd
furase 1900 de dolari Sill pier
duse in parieri la alergarile de
fcai. Bietul! Mar trebui judecat
itocmai aspru. Avusese destuli
minte ca sa nu joace acestf BAN
lin Wall Street (la bursa). Acolo
i perdea inaintc de al scoate din
ihnzunar.
! 81
/ Ziarul Wall Street scrie ca
Henry Ford este eel mai bogat
'om din lume. Aceasta poate pen.
Itru ca fost destul dc destept ca
sd nu cada N ghiarcle celor din
wall Street.
! 4
Niste politieiani, prinsi de stat
lea facusera fraude, an obtinnt de
la guvern samanare de trei luni
ca sa-si poata pregati actele de
iaparare. Pana atunci mcsterii au
sd pne la I'm loc burueni 81 tot
|felul de colori. pana vor scoate
isubstanta numita "vacs.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-22
rARrEA DI w1sr

~
Marti - Brooklyn Library, W.
18th & Mapledale.
MART, Joi i Vineri Carnegie
W. Library, Fulton Rd. & Bridge
Avenue.
Luni - Gilbert School, w. 58th
& Storer Ave.
Miereuri Harrison School,
Dowd St, Lakewood.
I Miercuri Jefferson Library,
$50 Jefferson Ave.
MART Lofajn Library, 02l6
I1orain Ave. S
Miercuri sortA Librssy,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-22
POESIA NOUA

NsSSOu I1OCoib CC1OI tIIICII. OIlCc
alta interpretare este aliterara
81 nestiintifica. Termenul de
nou in literatura nu poate fl
socotit ca o expresie de valori-
ficare estetica. I'm nici o lite
ratura termenul nu a fost III
trebuintat din consideratii este
tice, ci din consideratii crono-
|iogice. La moi msa s'a crezut
ca Sc descopera in sfarsit 0 ju-
stificare neconditionata pcntru
toate nazbatiile care circula in
mijlocul crizei noastre literare.
Nou poate 1nsemna modern.
poate 1nsemna contimporan Gu
moi 81 Gu 1ntreaga noastra via
ta afectiva 81 sociala. Nou poa-
te fnsemna apoi 81 un lucru
foarte vechiu care capata pn-
terc de actualitatc. Deci noua
este in literature actualitatea.
Oar actualitatea nu nici oda-
ta desavarsita 81 nu fnseamna
nici in arta ca orice este actual,
ca orr ce este nou trebuic sd fic
numai decat 81 bun.
d. Brailcanu, parafrazand
mai daunazi pc Benedetto
Croce, estet italian din care Sc
hranesc, fara sa marturiseasca
criticii nostri literari, spunea
ca arta nu poate aduce lucruri
moi, pentruca in arta nv exista
progress.
Nici estetnl della Iasi 81 nici
eel della Roma nu au depIina
dreptate. Desigur ca progress
ca i'll stiinta, Gu salturi surprin-
zatoare 81 revolntii einsteiniene
nu Gu putinta. Atat cauzele
eat 81 mijloace1e artei sunt e.
tcrne 81 exista Gle cand e lumea
81 Gle cand Oamenii fac litera-
tura, compun musica sau ciop-
lcsc piatra. A cauta dcci nou-
tatea in motivele poesiei, care
sunt viata sufleteasca indivi-
duala in care Sc oglindeste via
ia societatii sau a 0 cauta in
formele literare, care pot varia
ca o tema musicala, dar care Sc
sprijina pc materialnl aproape
neschimbat al limbii - 1nseam-
ma a nu intelege evolutia poe
siei.
Cine va urmari Gu atentie
cvolutia literaturii enropene in
decursul ultimilor vcacuri va
Ivedea Gu surprindere ca toate
asa zisele reyolutii literare Gu
prind motive~eare au mai fost
.candva fecunde i'm poesie, care
fnsa au gasit uncori 1mpreju-
rari mai prielnice, alteori con-
ditii mai putin favorable PEN
tru q Sc 'desvolta 81 pentru a
putea da realisari artistice de-
savarsite. Variaza 11lantele
nu variaza motivtle literare.
Variaza intensitatea starilor
noastre affective, nu sc nasc In
sd start affective moi. Variaza
posibilitatea noastra dc a ne
[exprima, matcrialul de cnvinte
ramane fnsa acelasi. Din mo-
tive veehi 81 din limba vcche
'poetul face literatura noua 81
cterl1a.
0poesie poate sd fie In ace-
las tinp vechc 81 noua. Ea
poate fl veclle ca data, fnsa'
noua prin fondul ei potrivit
fmprejurArilor aseinanatoare
cu acelea in care q fost produsa.'
NeocIasi cisI1ul de All din Fran
u Z non, pentruc6 corespunde'
'acelui echilibra sufletese pc ca
re la prodns in Franta izban-
da. Tot 40 81 poesia e1pfesio-
IaisthAg ger5n4nlf de All, ca revolt
ta Il frnpotfiva bnrglezuIni si1
~ acs1 tendfntd AZ q spiritua-'
1izs siliiirea, IN \ dec4t B re-
C0x1I1EUAn1l ~ RAGI1A = -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-22

Ziarul Wall Street scric eli
Henry Ford este eel mai bogat
ON din lume. Aceasta poate pen.
tru ca fost destul dc destept ca
sd nu cada n ghiarele celor din
Wall Street.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-22

Presedmtele Harding Sc opune
la aruncarea sticlclor de limo
NADIA in arenele de ball games.
&c altceva ar putca armca bietii
oameni, daca prohibitie?
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-17
Miss Mary Cheswell Entertains.

Westminster, May Is. - Special:
The happy event of Friday evening
last was party given by Miss Mary
Cheswell, which was highly enjoyed
by the seniors Of the Westminster
High School. AS the guests entered
punch was served by little Margaret
Gilbert and D. P. Butler, Jr. After
this they were entertained for sew
eral hours in the spacious parlor,
which was beautifully decorated in
the class flowers, sweetpeas. While
things were a bit quiet, little Mar
garet Gilbert came in and gave sew
eral selections in aesthetic dancing.
About the tenth hour the guests
were summoned into the dining
room by the hostess. The room was
elaborately decorated in sweetpeas
and ferns. Here they were served
with delightful refreshments, which
consisted Of candle-light desert
with several different kinds of cake.
Shortly after this each Of the guests
was awarded a diploma, which bore
the fortune" Of the recipient. Then
again the music was begun and all
seemed bright and happya
In a short while our watches re-
minded lis that it wap time for
"Home, Sweet Home" The night
though late, seemed yet young, and
the guests departed, going out into
the moonlight, praising the hostess
on what a wonderful evening she
had given them.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-17

more or less, in Tugaloo Township,
Oconee County, S. c., on the west
side Of Chauga Creek, known as the
home place Of r. G.. Craig, and the
same purchased by him from w. l..
England. Same TO be sold as the
property of T. G. Craig, defaulting
taxpayer.
(2). a tract Of 18 acres, more or
less, in Seneca Township, County and
State aforesaid, adjoining lands Of
NJ. NJ. Hunter, D. w. Daniels and
others. Same to be sold as the prop
erty Of Alilledge Fosber, defaulting
taxpayer.
(3). a tract Of acres, more or
less, in Center Township, County and
State aforesaid, adjoining lands Of
W. II. Crawford, D. II. Marett and
others, and to be sold as the property
Of P. M. Whitfield, defaulting tax
payer w. NJ. ALEXANDER,
Sheriff Of Oconee County, S. G.
May II, 1922. 20-22
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-17
General Row Results In killing.

Anderson, May 15.--During the
progress of a general row between
negroes, and apparently without any
cause therefor, Bess Mack, a young
negro, was shot and almost instsAtly
killed here at o'clock yesterday
morning. Immediately after the
shooting Anderson county officers
arrested Lefelle Cole, charged with
the crime, and placed him in the
county Jail. The killing occurred in
the southeastern part Of the town,
ard either just inside or outside Of
the corporate limits Of the city.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-17
DEATH OF MRS. Nj. J. sTANsEIL,
Splendid Woman Called to Her Re-
ward OH Sunday May 9TH.

West Union, RID. /, May 15.-
Special: On Sunday morning, May
7th, at 1890 o'clock, the angel OF
death invaded the home Of Rev. NJ.
j. Stansell and claimed his wife, Mrs.
Pearle Stansell, to the great beyond.
She leaves her husband and one lit
tie daughter, Helen, and her father
and mother, nine brothers, one sister
and many other relatives and host
Of friends to mourn her death. The
remains we're laid to rest at Noun
tain View church, Pickens county,
on the day following her passing
away.
Gone, but not forgotten
Yes, she has gone; she Is not here
Gone from those she loved SO dear;
Let lis remember and not forget
She Is not dead, but liveth yet.
Yes, she sleeps, but not forever;
There Will be n glorious dawn;
For We shall meet to part no, never,
On the sweet resurrection morn.
There we see precious blossom
That we nursed with loving care,
With all our hopes and labor serve,
Waiting till we meet In another
world.
a precious one from us has gone,
A voice wo loved 1t stilled;
A place Is vacant in our homo
Which never can be filled.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love had given;
And though the body slumbcrs here
The soul Is safe in Heaven.
Two Who Loved Her.
Joe and Bennie Beckncll.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-17
Methodist Revival at Walhalla.

There will be revival meeting
at the Walhalla Methodist church
for fifteen days, beginning May 2Sth
and ending Juno 1lth. The preach
ing will be done by Rev. II. T.. Nor
ris, OF the ShandOn Methodist church
in Columbia. Brother Morris Is Il
strong young preacher. All who
hear him will be helped. The other
churches of Walhalla are invited to
cooperate as fully as may be possl-
bl3. A. w. Barr, Pastor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-17
Play at Westminster Friday Night.

Westminster, May 16. = Special:
On Friday night, May 10th, the grad
uating class Of the Westminster High
School will present The Masonic
Ring" comedy in three acts. This
Is play that all will enjoy, so como
out. Only one performance at the
Westm inster Theatre, at 8.15, Fri
day night. Admission, Is and %
cents,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-17
SHERIFF'S SALES FOR TAXES.
The state Of South Carolina,
County Of Oconee. >.

BY virtue Of the power contained
In n Warrant or Execution for delin-
qucnt taxes, under tho hand and
seal OF Tho County Treasurer for Oco-
nee County, S. c., to me directed, |
will offer for sale, in front Of the
Court House door, in Walhalla, S. c.,
to the highest bidder, FOR CASH,
during the legal hours Of sale, on
Salesday in JUNE, 1922, being MON
DAY, June 9Th, the following de-
scribed tracts Of land, to wit:
%. A tract Of III acres Of land,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of South Carolina,
County Of Oconee.

Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to the authority vested in mo
by Statute, I will offer for sale, in
front Of the Court House door, in
Walhalla. s, c., between the legal
hours OF sale, on Salesday in JUNE.
1922, one Essex Touring Car, Motor
No. 34597. Said car having been
seized while being used for transpor-
tation Of intoxica ting liquor, and by
reason Of which it has been declared
forfeited to the StaSe OF South Caro-
lima.
Terms Of Sale-CASII ON DAY
OF SALE.
w. NJ. ALEXANDER,
Sheriff Of Oconee County, S. G.
May II, 1922. 20-22i
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-05-17
Conference Postponed

The pastors OF the Bcaverdam AS
.sociation will not hold their regular
conference on May ED, 1922, owing
to the fact that n number Of them
at Jacksonville at that time.
r. r. Jones, Secretary.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-28
Meat Flour.

The qualities of meat flour, a nes food that is being made in New Zea- land were described to q meeting of farmers and others held in New Zea- land town. The speaker said that re gently at u dinner IS persons sat down to a meal composed entirely of meat flour dishes, and only little over half a-pound of meat flour was used in its preparation. It was excellent for in valids and bore high food value. It could be exported easily and compact ly, and would keep, so far os present tests went, for two years without the slightest sign of deterioration It took three pounds of meat to produce one pound of the flour, which was at pres ent being readily sold at five shillings ($125) a pound and was found exceed ingly economical in the household at this price.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-28
Oh. So That's It

We are shortly promised stockings that will button up, and this recalls the old query: 'Why is it that wo- man always buttons her clothes up in the reverse fashion from man?' If 1t were fact that all women were left handed, and consequently found it easier to do things in this way, it would be understandable. But they are not.
 A Mere Male thing offers me this eX- planation: "Probably, it Is because all women are initiative. They intend in future to oust men from the earth en- tirely Wherefore they stand in front of the glass, and endeavor to create In it reflection as much like a man as possible. But looking glasses al ways show things reversed, and wo- man, not being able to realize this, always does things backward.' So that's that !-LondOn Opinion.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-28
GET LINE ON HIS CHARACTER
Now Fad Among the Girls Is to Have Man Friends Handwriting Read
 by GraphoIooist.

The latest fad of the girls is to have the handwriting of their favorite man friend read by graphologist. Neat little packets of masculine notes curi- ously enough readdressed in femi- nine hand, have been received by handwriting experts, who will tell your character from few characteristic lines. The inmost secrets of the char acter tendencies of the unsuspecting man upon whom you are wondering whether to center your affections or not are disclosed to you through this novel means
 Its so exciting that l simply cant wait till l get note from every man meet" confessed one debutante. "One letter will do in pinch. but most handwriting fortune telers prefer to have several written at long intervals apart. submitted as samples. But, goodness me nowadays friendships don't always last that long. There are only two things dangerous to the game one Is that the man may get suspi- cious and stop writing, or, worst of all, he may get his own letters back from the graphologist by mistake. For this reason always be sure to remove all traces of name and address from your original letter.'-Chicago Journal.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-28
WOODROW.

Due to the heavy rains Sunday morning there was no Sunday service at the church.
 Buddy" Wilkerson is preparing to move near Ward Station for this year.
 Prof. Arthur Wilson received a surprise on returning home from Olmstead Friday of last week. A little daughter had come to his home on Wednesday.
 Several from here went to Cypress Valley Tuesday to attend the burial of Doyle Roberts. Doyle had several relatives and friends here that re- gret his death
 J. A. Walker has just received his commission as deputy sheriff, so, boys, you had better keep in the mid dle of the road. Miss Eldora Stephens of Cabot has finished her school at Ebenezer and gone home.
 We would like to call attention through the medium of the paper to the condition of the Cypress Valley 1 cemetery. The gates have been left open, the fence is down and the hogs have torn up the grounds, destroying flowers and knocking down several valuable monuments. The gates have been neglected since the stock law come in, but it seems this law is only good for six months of the year, then stock are turned out to go where they please. We don't know of a 1 family in 10 miles of the cemetery that has not some relative buried there, and this should be seen after at once.
 February 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1922-02-28
PATRIOTIC PICTURE IS
 ENJOYED AT WOOSTER

The first presentation of the pa triotic picture, 'Is America Worth Saving?' by County Agent T. M. Will Hams and County Superintendent A. A. Parsons at Wooster yesterday was enthusiastically received, according to note received by the Log Cabin Democrat today from Faber Tyler Daisy Ballard and Bernice Holloway. composing a committe of pupils of the school
 The entire school and all the vis- itors were greatly pleased,' they write. We are grateful to both Mr Williams and MT. Parsons for the good lectures they gave us before showing the pictures. We can say truthfully to all schools that these pictures will be worth while to you We are sure no time can be counted lost while showing these pictures"