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New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Receiver for c. H. Wills Co,
Company Is Solvent, President
Declares
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DETROIT. Nov. 2s.-A receivership
was asked for and granted the G. H.
Wills Company, of Marysville, Mich,
through the United States Court to-
day, and the Security Trust Company,
of Detroit, was appointed receiver.
The Wills Company is the maker of
the Wills-St. Claire automobile.
Although the company is entirely
solvent, said President Wills, the re-
ceivership was deemed necessary to
effect reflnancing and conserve the best
interests of all concerned
No other company OF Marysville in
which he is interested is affected by
the procedure, Mr.. Wills announced
Normal operation will continue until
altar the affairs Of the company are
Strengthened cut.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Recommends Dismissal
OF Constantine Petitions

pointed Judge A. N. Hand, Of the
United States District Court, to pass
upon the solvency OF George Constan-
tine, caterer, and the Partisan Cater
ing Company, Inc, both Of 564 Fifth
Avenue, filed report yesterday rec
ommending the dismissal of the invol-
untary petitions filed against them ten
Gays ago. Judge Lac mbe does not
discuss the question of the solvency Of
either defendant In bankruptcy, but
does find the petitions 80 defective
that he thinks they should be dis
missed from the jurisdiction OF the
court
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Radinsn OFF s5O. 900 a Gran,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 2s.-Dis-
covers of rich deposits Of radium ore
in the Belgian Congo has caused a
break of $o0,oeo gram In the price,
but the full extent OF the ind will
not De known until the deposits have
been further explored, officials Of the
Standard Chemical Company of Pitts
burg. ssid to-day. Tie Pittsburgh
Company, which furnishes rs per cent
OF the worlds rsdium. has arranged
TO market the rsdium obtained from
the Belgian Congo deposits, officials
aaid
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Wer'nos Decline at london

LONDON. Nov. 2S.-Prices OF me-
~inos declined 7h per cent and oc-
casiouany az much as 10 per cent be-
lev October closing figures at to-day's
bales included considerable quantities
Of superior Queensland secured comb
ing wools of the Naxwelton brand. The
highest price these woods brought was
54lsd, which was full Tia per cent
below October closing rates. Queens
land secured skin merinos were mostly
withdrawn, the bids often being 10
per cent below the Sc ling reserve posi-
sions. Good new clip Queensland and
West Australian greasy merinos wers
soid ehief'y TO Continental buyers at
prices often 10 per cens--and usually
IN per cent--below October prices.
The new West Australian woods are
very Disappointing, being largely short
and tender and frequently discolored.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Fisher Body Earnings Ga;r,

The report OF Fisher Body Corpora
ton and subsidiaries. exclusive Of the
Ohio Company, for the quarter ended
October %, 1922, showed q surplus Of
$2,S5g, 1854, after charges and Federal
taxes. equivalent, after allowing Tor
preferred dividends, TO s5.78 8 share.
earned on the outstanding 500 900
shares Of no par value common stock.
This compares with surplus of ST.
7S3.4ss, or $3.4s share, in the pre-
csding quarter, and Surplus OF si.sss.-
b4I. or sS.75 share In che CORE
spending quarter Of 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Cotton Gods Inactive and Easy

The primary cotton goods market
yesterday, under the influence Of added
uncertainty concerning the future and
the approaching holiday, was decidedly
inactive. Secondhand offerings OF
goods at concessions were not fre-
quent, but buyers showed disposition
20 hold off purchc sing st present, AL
though the standard 6A-60 381h inch
print cloths were nominally quoted at
ga cents yard, brokers reported that
goods cor be bought at 9A cents.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
CITATIONS
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
York by tho grace of Cod Free and In

THE PEOPLE or THE sTATE or NEW
York, by tho grace of Cod Free ana IN"
TO Daniel Joseph Garry. Della DAILY.
Reverend John Ryan. individually and as
xecutor Of the will of Daniel Garry, de-
eased; Mary CuilinRn. Michael Brown,
erah Quillivan, Thomas Brown, Bridget
srown McGrath, John Lyons. the name
John being fictitious his true flrst namo
ling unknown, he being the husband OF
alto Lyons, deceased, the cSecu' ors or i'd
.Inistrators or other legal representatives,,
any, OF, ,iIn Brown. the deceased SISTER
Thomas Garry. deceased, and formerly
,sldent Of ireland: Jobeph Garry. Thomas
arry, Anna Murphy the exetut RS or ad
illustrators or other legal representatives,
rother OF Thomas Garry, deceased, and
,rrnerly a resident OF ireland; Loretta
AIRY. the executors or adnlnstratora or
,ther legal representatives, II any. Of Cath
.rine Garry. the deceased mother Of
Thomas Garry. deoeased, anil formerly q
resident OF ireland; Marion Garry Thomas
sole exeoutrlx of the will of Michael E
Bannn, deceased; James Henry Mullins
and Mary Harriet Mullen and Cornelius J.
cronan. as the executors Of the viii OF
Company of tho City of New York, sub |
stituted trustee OF the will OF Thomas
Garry, deceased, and if any OF tho fore
going persona shall be dead or II any of
the foregoing persons described an execu-
.ors OF administrators shall no longer be In /
office then the legal representatives Of
such of them as shall be dead and tho
successorE in office of such executors or |
administrators an the may be- and I
also the respective husbands and wlYea |
next of kin. legateeB, deViseea and an
slgnees. if any, of the several persons
above named, and all other persons claim |
ing under them in any manner wha soever !
and to all persons Interested as creditors
legatees. next OF kin or otherwise, In the |
estete OF Thomas Garry, deceased, who at |
the time of his death was "A resident OF
the County of New York, SEND GREET /
ING:
Upon this petition OF John J. Cleary,
Lawrence J. Grinnon and Lillian w. Mul- !
Ter. residing respectively at No 461 Fort !
Washington Avenue, Manhattan, New York (
City; No, 70 Eighth Avenue, Manhattan,
Street. Bronx New York City, you and
each OF you are hereby cited to show
cause before the SurroSates Court Of Now !
York County, held at the Hall Of Records. |
day Of December 1922, ct half-past ten |
o'clock In the forenoon OF that day, why |
the account OF proceedings OF said John ]. |
Cleary, Lawrence ]. Grinnon and LILLIAN |
w. Muller. executors OF the last will |
and Testament Of Thomas Morriesy, de- |
oesdingr OF the said Thomas Morrisyy ae
executor and trustee under the will OF |
Thomaa Garry. deceased. ohould not be |
jUdicially settled.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We havs |
caused the zeal OF the Surrogatos' Court |
unto affixed.
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN P.
COHALAN, E. Surrogate Of our |
[seal1 aaid County, at the County OF New !
York. the 18th day OF November, |
n the year of our Lord one thou |
sand nine hundred and twenty-two. /
MARTIN q. McCUE,
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29

-
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Yorls-By the grace OF God free and in
dependent.
To Leon Jean Pierre Rose Joseph Meri
Attorney General IF tho stare of New
York; the heirs and next OF kin Of
Mario Joseph Clinch MerilIon. gcuerally
known as Joseph Clinch Merillon, late a
resident of the City of Paris. France, de-
ceased, SEND Greetings:
WHEREAS. Marie Pierre Clinch Meril-
Ion, generally known SO Pisrre Cilnch NeIll-
Ion, who resides at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel,
Madison Avenue and Forty-slxth Street,
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
has lately applied to the Surrogates Court
Of our County OF New York to have Ger
tain instrument in writing, hearing date
the 18th day OF May, 1921, relating TO beth
real and personal property, duly proved as
seph Clinch Merillon generally known as
Joseph Clnch Merllou. who waa at the
tiIne OF his death e resident OF the City OF
Paris, France.
THEREFORE,. you md each OF you arc
cited to show cause before the Surrogates'
Court OF our County OF New York at the
Kal of Records, In the County OF New
thousand ntne hundred and twenty-five, at
halfrest ten o'clock in the forenoon OF
that day. why tho said Will and testament
should not be admitted 20 probate RS q VIII
Of real and personal property.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF wo have
caused the seal q the surrogates' Court
OF the said County Of New York to be here
unto affixed.
WITNESS. HONORABLE JOHN p.
COHALAN, a Surrogate of our saLd
ISsal.l County OF New York. at sald
County. the 17th day OF Novem.
ber. IN the year of our LORD
ono thousand nine hundred and
twenty-tWo.
MARTIN G. McCUE,
Clerk OF the Surrogateg Court.
COUDERT BROTHERS.
AGtoTneys for Proponent Rector
Street New York. g
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Commercial Credit

The commercial money markets yes
eerday were slightly easier. A small
eurply Of commercial paper is coming
int the market end moves into invest
,neht hands at discount rates ranging
frc.a ~ to per cent
FEe "meric"n Acceptance Council
yesterday quoted the following dis
nnces eligible for purchase by Federal
Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
LEGAL NOTICES

We. THE UNDEhSlGNnly HEsERy
grnss, eve 1oties 1o.Is on behalf Of Mr.. Joseph
London Street Fenchurch Street II ~
CITY OF LONDON that he is not and viii na5
Dc responsibls for any debts or uabiitttsa =
incurred By or on behalf OF his wife FsIiys
esath Anory Winduat, OF 100 West IA
IlreSt, e. New York and Cite Oalot 81 Rue
" washington. Parss 8. ana that she has mai
srsdit u ~ his
patsd tas day Of Noverabsr, isaa.
!. Ftnsburg Square aonuoa.
Salinft NJ. ~ n
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
LEGAL NOTICES

O THE CREDITORS OF CARRIE RS1eTy Sey
LATE OF THE COUNTY "
soRK. DECEASED: .asss
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thss ppsffs N HI
o the provisions OF Section III E, s IA
}urrogata's Court Act. intend 70 ,s;sss apsss
decree awarding Letters 81 a 'eerssis
on upon the goods. chattels ans a.s ans.
( Carrie Roth, deceased. 10 Joseph g, ssr.
elmer. of No. $50 West 1e2nd s'fsss., s,s,e 4.
agh OF Manhattan. City ana sss.sssbss,
ew York. on ths soth ds3 o.
All creditors OF satd Carrie ho,s, as.ssa.
ased. ara therefore notiied ,.g % If tts
ieir cYsims TO the Sarrog ates Sou, !. .r,,r s
ounty Of New YORK st the Hall Of gseg.so sss
orough OF Manhattan, city ana asis sey ..
ew York. on or before tas sesn ~
ecember. 1923, .,,as uf6e
This aotsce Ia published and Fsssssassst.
9 creditors OF said Carrie Reths eS sofn r
lreuanS to an order of Hoth - Nsv
ohalan. Surrogate OF the gouass s..r y ists
osk, dated the 18th day OF Noys,n Z, nsls sssITf
MARCELLb ~ -
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbeoks
HELP WANTED FEMALE
miscellaneous
ATTRACrIvp A posiTTON

ATTRACTIVE POSITION.
Old-established concern has opening for
aTn nbitioue we'll educated woman $500 up
ward monthly; splendid opportunity ad-
vauceaaent: experience unnecessary; desire
to succeed most essential factor, a. r..
Isox loS, Station r, Manhattan.
WELL. ESTABLISHED CONCERN has de-
srablc opening for cultured, energetic
lady; ex-teacher preferred: permanency: :
promotion, $1,000 TO start; also bonus. Ad-
dress r T., Box los, Station T.. y. 8.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
AUCTION SALES

WILL, SELL THIS DAY AT PUBLIC
auction at 1877 EaH, 24th st, New York
City, at 80 A. M. is saws. h1turea tools.
lumber, ct ectera. to foreclore chattel
mortgage given by Frank Andres to Maud
Andrea g. Barnett, Auctioneer.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29

pELAFIELD, MARY COLEMAN, IN
pursuance of an order OF Honorable John
p. Cohalan. q Surrogate OF the County ei
New York. NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN
20 all persons haying claiEns against MARY
COLEMAN DELAFIEI ID, late Of tho
the same, with vouchers thereof, TO tho
subscribers. ct their place Of transactias
business. AZ the off1cos Of Deiahcld. Thorne
q Burleigh their attorneys. al No. "A
cedar street, in the Borough OF Manhattsn.
In the City OF New York. State of New
York. on or before the 32d day OF Jnn.
uary. 1929.
DATED. New York City. tho sssa Ga,
52aS SoEN z ross ,EEILAaTTIEEhP. }ursous.ra
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

WILLIAMS. MARJORIE LIN PUnaC.
Coha!an, q SURROGATE OF the County OF
New York, notice 10 kerehy given 20 all
persons having claims against Marjotts l..
deceased, TO present the Same. with vouch.
ara thereof, to the subscriber, at his place
Of transanting business, at the ONCE of
liam Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan,
In tho City Of New. York, N. e.. on OF be-.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of July.
1922.
JOSEPH HARVEY LADHW, Executor.
PARSONS, CLOgSON & M'ILVAINM Ass
torneys for Executor. Once and bopee
ofioe Address, 50 William strsse, New
York, Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29

SPECIAL. MpETINa or THE Fila gsfsa
.e;oRPoRATED. q New Yers ,s2b GS al
n. viii be na,d on Friday me 1eax xslg Ia ~
Decerneer, 1922, at two o'sloe,.s ,.,rs ssr pst
tesnoon, st the effioe Of saie ,sSr.a,,rh S.h 4
snhatfan, City, County and ssas sss.ses
ew York, for the following put sgsyssrssss
/. no vote upon proposal e g, ~ n sss
ths aathorized capital ssa9s ssS eoysIH
ing AZ aso.0oo shares Of the yaas.,sissx
Of sI0o each, to ss5,99e. 600. ccals,,s .,ss,,sI 4
Of 400, ,ooo shares Of the PSF
500 each. ..s.e., "a ts1&
3. 70 transact sny other ousas% mse4s
may awfuilg conc before saae ss
is.g or any adjournment thsrsos
g . II oyder OF the Board ot Dirscsys, Ss}s s
J0ksN i. AEERla4AA 8 sss''ss' 4
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
HELP WANTED MALE

GOOD opening for graduate in law and sci-
.S snee os havns efpsTisece In pes,ns sitter
tions. 10 join old established firm recently
opened III New York; highest references re-
CURED, Address p, sS6 Tribune
DUNG MEN who are ambitious and will
ing TO work hard for q profitable fu ure
should write for interview to Box 40s, Real
Service, 5 East 40th Ut
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
Automobile instruction

license guaranteed; iadies clasaes; else
Ford leasone American Auto School. 72e
Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
DANCING INSTRUCTION

ksx1vEIsS S3z Madison Ave.
fNnYv,nY,. tcrner Seth st.
rr6,.<t W1TH INSTRUCTOR. loS.s
@ssAaEs aDpaln.rasnt. A'-'
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cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-29
SITUATIONS WANTED rEMALE

CHAMB MBEHMAID-MAID--.Y French
woman; excellent eeamBtrees; good long
references. l., MiHs Eosinayer's Agency,
10 East s3d ct, sd floor. Telephons ss57
Murray Hill,
The Big Sandy news., 1922-03-17
SMOKY VALLEY

Our Sunday school was largely at
tended Sunday.
Mrs, Mart Hay is visiting relatives
IN Portsmouth.
Bro. Lindsey Cyrus filled his APP
poIntment at the Myrtle chapel sun
day.
Mrs. a. l.. Diamond called on her
daughter a. Deep Hole Branch sum
day.
Frank Martin spent one night last
week with hlE brother at this place.
Aiiss Irene Pickrell paid home folks
few days visit.
The Misses Hays entertained n few
of Their friends Sunday.
Mrs Harrison Roberts ca3ed ON
Mry. a. l. Diamond Monday.
Allen Hutchlson, Mona and Iona
Pigg attended Sunday school here
Sunday,
Miss Garnie Diamond Is spending a
few days with Hattie Thompson at
Evergreen.
Mnt Bradley attended Sunday school
here Sunday.
II. X. Sparks called on relatives at
Yatesville Sunday.
Oslo Diamond called on her grand
parents Monday.
John Hughes passed through our
community Sunday on his way to Lou
lisa.
Miss osie Diamond was in Louisa
Tuesday having dental work done,
There win be preaching At this place
Saturday night and Sunday morning
and prayer services Sunday night.
WILLING WORKER.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-03-17
HEWLETT, w. VA.

Cecil Hewlett was transacting bus
mess In Ashland. KY. saturday.
Pete Yaaheese and family snent sat
urday and Sunday with Charley Van
hoose and family.
Mrs, Elba Dean was visiting rel
a,ives in Kenova Thursday and Fri
day.
Margaret Cox. who has been very III
for tho past week IL able TO be out A.
gain.
Robert Carroll passed through our
town Sunday.
Miss Florence Loar was the guest
OF her sister, Mrs Henry Sturgiii SUM
day.
Mrs. John Fortner was calling on
Mrs. Mary Howard Saturday.
Chester Bellomy has made his re-
turn from Portsmouth
Miss Nellie Buiups was the week
end guest Of Miss Pauline VanhooHe
Mrs. Cecil Hewlett was In Louisa
Wednesday having some dental work
done.
We are sorry 70 hear OF Cecil Null
lins being badly injured wednesday by
a frightened mule.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-03-17
sACREDWIND

Mrs. Ethel Boggs was the dinner
guest OF DoIiie Moore Sunday.
Estill Hardy and Walter Edwards
and iDolhe Moore and clemie Moore
were calling on Clara Boggs Thurs
day night.
wedding bells win ring at sacred
wind soon.
There viii be church at this place
Saturday and Sunday. Everybody
come.
Belle Ison and Cynthia Gambill were
calling on Mrs May Gambill Monday
afternoon.
Clemie Moore went to Ashland last
Saturday 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. Ellen Moore was calling on her
son last week,
Mr., and Mrs. Jarrett BogRs were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. corilda Boggs
Tuesday.
Miss Clara Boggs called on Miss
bollle Moore Sunday.
II. II. Castle went down our creek
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Minerva Jone Boggs was call
ing on Mrs Susan NJ Boggs Monday
BLUE EYES.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-03-17
YATESVILLE

The protracted meeting at Morgan's
creek is announced for all this week.
The meeting is being conducted by
Rows. McCnng, our preacher in charge
and Rowland Hutchison, David HUI
lett and Adam Harman. II Is said
that there have been several CONVEX
s!ons and there are yet several at the
altar. ~
All OF our wagoners say that in sew
eral places from here to Louisa the
mud Is unfathomable.
Robert Ellxins. one Of our neighbor
boys, Is on the sick list at the home
OF A. cellinsworth.
Ben f. Bentley and Sonnie Carter
are at work on the telephone lines on
lower Cats Fork and the Miller
Branch this week.
The growing wheat and rye is look
ing fine. but the acreage sown. In rath-
er small.
Our mail service in excellent, con-
sidering the condition OF the road.
Bristow Roberts and family are now
domiciled in their new home.
e. w. Wellman will go to Logan. W
Va, at an early date. He is going to
work in a garage.
A deputy sheriff passed up here one
day last week with a man in tow who
1t is said had been indicted in the Car
ter circuit court for the nonsupport OF
his family.
j. w. Elkins attended a lodge meet
ing of the Masonic fraternity at Lou
lisa Monday night.
Miss Marie Riley has been visiting
friends and relatives at Webbville for
some weeks past.
The oil business is still rather dull
issue. A considerable amount OF the
pipe through which oil was running
had to be moved on account of the
work OF the road construction com
pany. The pipe line company Is al
so removing some of their telephone
line to make way for the road bed.
Mrs. James Casey is starting today
to Collinsdale. w. Va. TO see one OF
her grandchildren who it is report
ed has a case of double pneumonia.
Send along our good old NEWS, the
Home Circle Column is worth the
price Of the paper.
COUNTRY GREENHORN.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-03-17
KENoyA, w. VA.

Sunday school was largely attended,
at Happy Hollow Sunday with Bro. J.
@. Lambert. supt.
The sick OF our neighborhood are
much improyed.
Rev. q. u Pack went to Ardei 10
nh his appointment AT the Baptist
church.
The siork visited the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Pack and left bouncing
boy.
Bascom Pack. who has employmcnt
at Peach creek, ". Va. paid home
folks a visit Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burgett spent
the day In Columbus Sunday.
Mrs. Make Riggs IL very m at this
writing with tuberculosis.
Miss Oleta Riggs of Huntington
spent sunday with her sister Mrs. y.
III. Pack.
Garnett. the little son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Belva Ball, In confined TO his room
with flu,
Bobby vanhoose and Chester skeens
OF Hewlett visited friends In Kenova
Sunday.
Mrs. Bascom Pack was the after
noon guest OF Mrs. Ora Lambert SAT-
urday.
Rev. Bascom Lakin delivered very
interesting sermon here Sunday.
Clyde and Clinton Borders and shlr-
ley Riggs attended Sunday school at
Happy Hollow sunday
Mirses Opal and Virginia Riggs are
visiting their aunt. Mrs. Estel Pack.
Miss Violet Puckett was calling on
her aunt sunday GOLDEN star ~
The Big Sandy news., 1922-03-17
MATTE

Church at this place Sunday wai
largely attended
Sam Sturgill of Louisa passed thru
here recently.
Frank Moore surprised his friends
Saturday by bringing in his beautiful
bride, Miss Elva Hays.
Dewey Moore called on friends al
Wilbur Sunday
Bascom Moore and Charley Corneti
OF Cordell and Misses vertie Daniel
and Jewell Ball were dinner guests
Sunday Of Misses Stella and Bertha
Moore.
Burns Bali returned home from
from Louisa Saturday.
j. ID. Ball was transacting business
in Loulsa Friday.
Willie and Bascom Moore called on
their best girls Sunday.
Miss Jettie Hays spent the week
end with Mrs. Roy Hays or Wilbur
Miss Stella Moore spent the week.
end with Mrs. Jay Moore,
Thomas Berry OF Ellen was on cur
creek recently.
Luther Caudle called on his best girl
at this place Sunday.
Miss Hazel Moore spent last week
with friends at Cordle.
Rev. Scott Daniel and daughter; OF
Nlppa, spent Saturday night with Jay
Moore and family.
Lewis Moore was in town recently,
Let us hear from Davisville.
MRS. GRUNDy.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-03-17
WILBUR

Ora Travis, who has had the flu is
able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hays were call
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Johnson
Sunday,
Bird Childers was calling on San
ford Bayes Sunday.
Mrs. Amos Cordle is improving very
slowly.
Mrs, Stella Travis has been spend
ing a few days with her mother, Mrs.
Amos Cordle.
Esta Dixon, Sarah Pack and Mrs
Zeal Hays were calling on Mr.. and
Mrs. Dock Travis Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thadeus Cordle were
at Cordell one day last week.
Miss Jettie Hays was visiting Mrs
Carrie Hays last week.
Misses Lydia and Emma Dixon OF
Georges creek were calling on Miss
Esta Dixon Sunday.
Ora Travis was calling on Kay
Estep Sunday afternoon.
Lum Steele of Cordell was calling
on Thad Cordle one day last week.
Proctor Ross paid home folks Wis.
II last Sunday.
Miss Carrie Travis was calling or
Mrs. Rosa Bays one day last week.
BROWN EYED GIRL.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-03-17
Rev. chas. Martin Dead.

Rev. Charles Martin died at Arcadia
Florida, last Friday of paralysis and
the remains were brought TO Paints
VILE for burial. Rev. Martin had re-
quested before his death that his body
be brought back TO Paintsville and
buried by the side of his wife who
died in that state five years ago and
her remains brought ack for burial.
The remains were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. Jones, personal
friends of Rev Martin. Mr.. Jones was
here five years ago with Rev. Martin
when the remains Of Mrs. Martin were
brought here for burial.
The Paintsville Masonic lodge had
charge Of the funeral and burial. Ser
vices were held in the Missionary BaR
tist church, the Rev. Bolton having
the services In charge. Burial In the
city cemetery.
Rev. Martin was tthe first pastor OF
the Missionary Baptist church OF this
city a number of years ago and built
the present church In which his flu
neral was conducted Monday. While
pastor OF the church here he married
Mrs. Kate Rice, afterwards moving 20
Florida where he had charge or diff
ferent churches.
He had many friends In Paintspille.
and although he labored In other fields
he always claimed this city as his
home.--Paintsville Herald.
The Big Sandy news., 1922-03-17
Death OF James Powell.

Relatives received WORD OF the ueath
of Mr.. James Powell of Hutchinson
MINI. Mr.. Powell, who was 81 years
old was born and raised here, leaving
for the West sixty-one years ago. He
was an uncle of Mrs. James Finney
He was brother of the late Mrs
William Smiley Of this city and his
death followed hers four years later
to the day. both dying on February IA.
He was also brother of the late Per-
ry Powell of Huntington. Two sis
ters, Mrs. ]. NJ. Finney Of Burnaugh
and Mrs. Stiff OF Minnesota, are the
sole survivors of family Of eleven
children
Mr.. Powell spent two months here
the guest of relatives two years ago.