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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29
STANTON.

Mrs. Clarence Atkinson is sick.
Charles Friend, of Irvine, was
here this week.
DR.. j. E. Lemming went to
Winchester Monday.
James Profit made a flying
trip to Winchester Monday after.
noon.
Miss Nellie Ware, of Clay City,
was visiting Miss Mable Boone
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Emma Faulkner, of Win
chester, was the guest of Miss
Nina Upton last week.
William Even, of Newport,
spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Even.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. @. Bowen, of
Bowen, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Thacker Thursday.
Frank and Eugene Baker, of
Newport, were visiting their par
ents Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Brker.
The Boy Scouts of Stanton
went to Fitchburg Thursday.
Mesdames Maize Hall and Robt.
Even went with them.
Mrs. Margaret Valandingham
and Mrs. Louisa Faulkner, OF
Winchester, were the week end
guests of Mrs. Henry Upton.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29
New Police Station

Judge d. r. Daniel, Commit.
tee, will begin today the erection
of Clay City Police Court room
the same to be used also as a vot.
ing house. The building will be
provided with seats and heat and
will be a decided improvement
over the building destroyed by
big fire here the last week In
May.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29

The statement has gone forth
that Joe s. Boggs, head Of the
Department of Public Roads, has
advised II. q. Garrett, chairman
of the Road Commission, that the
Stanton. Irvine road had lost by
an oversight of some clerical err
ror, but the copy of the Acts con-
troverts this statement of Boggs.
The Times reproduces below the
records of the acts which are law
and too late now to be annulled
by even Boggs:
"Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of the Commonwealth
of Kentucky:
81. That there be and now Is
established as one of the primary
road projects of the Common.
wealth of Kentucky, ;he follow.
ing, to-wit:
{. From Stanton to Clay City
via the old Forge Mill Ford to
Irvine
"2. The above reject or any
part of the primary system OF
highways in this Common wealth
shall be known as Project 4 of the
primary system of highways In
the Commonwealth adopted and
established by and in Chapter II
of the Acts of the General AS
sembly of 1920, and shall receive
and be entitled to all the bene.
fits allowed and provided for in
said Chapter II of the Acts of the
General Assembly of 1920.
"3. All acts and parts of acts
in corfiic herewith are hereby
repealed"
The above is good news and
means much both TO the people
of Powell and Estill counties.
All credit for this road is due
our efficient representative, w.
I. Mcclure.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29
VIM. Shelby Mastin

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Msstin are
entertaining VIM. Shelby Mastin
in their home, tins lively young
ster having arrived there June
18th.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29
Draw Heavy Fines

During the recent term of the
Federal Court at Richmond, Geo.
Afford was fined $500 for viola.
tion of the Federal liquor lows ;
VIM. Afford was fined $500 for
the same offense, and Ben Mar.
tin was fined 500.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29

The Rev. ID. Z. Potts, pastor Of
the Powell's Valley Baptist
church is expecting the Rev. s.
A. Taylor, of Winchester, to as
sist in the services there Sunday.
A fnll house is hoped to be pres.
ent on this occasion.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29

IL you suffer from biliousness,
constipation, headache, nervous
ness, ssllow complexion. loss Of
appetite, bad taste in mouth,
Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable
Pills will certainly straighten
you out. @. Shimfessel.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29
To Rebuild Garage

Joe Mountz has begun the
foundation for his new garage
which is to be constructed of all
steel. The building will be rush.
ed to completion.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29
Gets Contract for School Building

Shelf Mckinney has bee n
awarded contract for the building
of new school house at Kim.
brell. Bayard @. Rogers will be
the head carpenter on the job.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-06-29
Crabtree Sells Bottom Land

II. q. Crabtree has sold the 35
acres Of the Noe land to A. I.
Whit at a private figure. This
is all bottom land of the highest
quality and adjoins Whitt's 9TH
er land.
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E3gF ZECEsE SEE<1E 1rrt.
WORLDS NEWS IN 81 :
/ CONDENSED FORM

LoNDoN.-cardinaI Marini, who
had been(in Within the conclave,- died
just before the election of Pope Plus
XI.
NEW YoRk.-A- half million dollar
libel suit against the Chicago Opera
Company was filed in federal court by
counsel for Madam johanna Gadski;
wife of Captain. Hans Tauscher, a Ger
man subject - .....'.
PITTsBURG, kAN.-AIex. Howat
and -lug1st Dorchy, deposed president
and vice-presldeht respectively OF dis
trict IA, United Mine Workers of
America. were released from the
Cherokee. county Jail at Columbus.
ST. PAUL, MINN.-controI of the
burlington road may pass from the
heirs of James J. Hill, as a result of
the contest of their mothers estate.
LoNDON.-MichaeI Collins, head of
the Irish provisional government ar
rived in London and conferred with
Winston Churchill, Secretary for the
Colonies, and Lord Chancellor Birken-
head
GUANTANAMO BAY, cUBA.-An-
chored in Guantanamo Bay opposite
the naval station, the battleship
Florida has successfully landed on
the beach a 155-milimeter gun on a
massive mount and tractors.
BERLIN-With the railway walkout
rapidly assuming the proportions Of
a general nationwide strike, union
leaders issued a proclamation declar-
ing they will prosecute their advantage
until a complete victory is gained
DUBLlLN.-The Provisional Irish
governments eems~deterniRed to force
delay IF months or years. 1t is be-
Jieved that if. the South cannot get
Ulster in by any other means it will
so weaken the North by the acquisition
of such. large areas that the remaining
territory will be insufficient to support
a government.
T PARASITIC appeal Of Henry
Desire Landru was rejected by the
Criminal Chamber of the Court of
Cessation and the "Bluebeard of
Gambais" viii die by the guil1otine.
/, BROWNSVILLE, Pain a gas ex-
plosiOn at the Gate Mine of the H. G..
Frick Coke Company, near here,
men were Killed.
, LOS ANGELES.-Los Angeles was
shocked by unotherI murder mystery
when the body of William Desmond
Taylor chief director If the Famous
Players-Iasky studios, was found in
his home With bullet slot through
his heart, =
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WAR DEBTSoBAI zo-s :. y:
UP to- PRESIDENT
Commission Of Five, Including
Three Cabinet Members, Win
Handle Work Here. ~@-

Washington. : The bill as adopt
eddy the senate and approved by
the house providing for the app
pointment Of n commission of five
to negotiate for the refunding of the
wartime obligations, of the, allied ma
tions held by the Eaited States fs-not
satisfactory to the Administration, but
will be accepted by President Harding
and Secretary Mellon without change.
1t is understood that this decision was
reached because there seemed no
possibility Of obtaining more satisfac-
tory legislation, at the hands Of Con-
The White House and the legisla-
tive branch OF the, government, 1t
was stated, are-wfdely variance
on the extent of authority which
should-be-eiven te/ the officials In the
matter of refunding. But the legis-
lative branch, while receding to some
extent from the; views of the @ex-5
tren1fsts, Is to have its way
1t was made known at the White
House that President Harding pro-
posed to appoint three Cabinet off,
GERS and q representative of the SEN
ate and the House on the commission
Of five which will be in charge of the
funding negotiations. It is the belief
here that the President will name Sec
retar1es Mellon, Hughes and Hoover
asthe- Cabinet members.
The Treasury Department has ex-
pressed the belief that If will be pos--
sible to complete the refunding of the
foreign debts without sending a COM
mission abroad.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1922-02-17

| Nine. Johanna Gadskf, prima donna
sues Chicago Opera, Association fol
$seo,eOe, alleging breach Of contract
and defamation of character.
Former stenographer- of Governor
| Russell Of Mississippi brings 100000
suit against him, charging he Lnisled
her under promise of marriage.
Setting fire to the police station and
burning the bodies of seventeen po
/ 1icemen, a mob Of 5000 Hindoos at
tackled the British police station at
ChauFi- -Chaura, after which the police
fred upon the rioters, killing two and
wounding five.
President Harding Informed a group
OF Republican leaders Of the senate
and house that the soldiers bonus
bill must include provision for the
raising of the necessary revenue and
that 1t must not impose too heavy a
burden upon the public.
3 Director General of Employment
Service predicts decided change for
better in business conditions, based
on reports Of Increasing employment.
The National Retail Dry Goods AS
sociation's convention will be held In
New York on February 8, 9 and 10. :
Operations of the postal service for
the three months ending September ID
last, show a deficit of 25,252 1853, ac-
cording to an official statement OF the
Pest Office Department. The state
ment discloses, however, that the def
cit for the quarter of 1921, covered by
the statistics, was s2,21S,6f2 smaller
than the. losses for thercerresponding
three months In 1920. j
A prediction that there will be a
decided change for the better in busi-
ness conditions by early spring is made
by Francis r Jones, director general
of the. United States Employment
Service - - - - - - =
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D0INGS At NATIONS CAPITAL
Happeninss That Caused Stir Briefly
chronieied Bulletins About tho
Progress Of Things In General
Thrsuahoas ths=Worid.= =
WASHINGTON

asSRugHeets for @treatyratfdeatiens
= favorable in senate, with naval treaty
to be 1astened through and main Oppo'
sItion to center on four-power pact.
President Harding, who called the
Washington 6rference, ! declared at
s<4ts Close that It's achievements signai.
lied a new era of understanding in
9Nehg naRaredfess for- sxars >woula
yield to moral preparedness for peace.
Payment of s$3D9, SOP " Belgium us
q semi-annual insiaIiment interest on
its obligation to this country Of S.
100000 for surplus war materials was
received by.the u IS. Treasury, 49,
s~1t wass stated at ~the Department of
Commerce. fAat oSoyiet - officials re-
quested That the Kmerfcan Kefief Ad=
ministTatton hold back son shipments
for a. Atf1neN antif port flo cilities for
ships can be arranged.
Government agencies have stopped
distribution of the. .sifversapeace" dol
lars 4earins the date of 1921 A. total
of 81, HE series of 1921 were
coined.
Senate samAnfinients To the foreign
debt refandiag bill we're adopted by
the Honse after President Harding
Withdrew hisiI objections to the
apas artaon marked the PERCEPTION
bysea3gsess ot the Ford proposal for
the ldise and purchase Of the Muscle
Shoals snftrate and waterspower pro-
jects. ~ slss@g @ 80
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1922-02-17
HOUSE BILLS.

l.. BY Mr.. Joseph--;To abolish State
Purchasing Bureau. Judiciary,
" BY Prince Georges Delegation-Put-
ting sheriff and deputies on salary
basis. Prince Georges delegation. n
BY Mr.. Harvey--To create new cleo
ton district. Garrett county delega-
tion. - ''' - - -
/. BY Mr. Brand-Providing eightThour
day for women. Labor. ..is3i.
- By Messrs. Nickel and Conrad-Ex-
tending limits Of Frostburg. Allegany
delegation. .asg-e.z .,...i,t. ..ssss a..4
BY Mr.. Taylor-To require trans
fers real estate on assessment books
before recording Of deeds. Wicomico
delegation. - aass
BY Mr.. .Billingslea-To legalize ac-
tion of county commissioners in Dor
rowing sums of money. Carroll
county delegation. 80, ~ -. 80, -
By Mr.. Notwithstanding for yari.
alton in load of solid tire motor
vehicles Ways and Means. ts'*1s'
By Mr. Wolfnger - Making build.
.ings one-tenth completed subject to
mechanics lien. Judiciary. &;ts. "a
: BY Same - Requiring creditors Of
estates to present claims within six
months. Judiciary. 80 w
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LATEST EVENTS '''''. -
80 - AT WASHINGTON

>
A demand thar the army be reduced
to 100, 900 men will. be the first Con-
gressionaI move resulting from the
arms conference. This, would cut
taxes and give the AMERICAN peopfs
an immediate benefit from the con-
ference - - -~--- S.A>~ -
A glowing tribute to the achievements
Of the Armament Limitation Confer
'Tenee by'Presfdent Hardihg, IN which
he voiced the fervent hope that the
-naAaI-holiday- would be made -peEnaa--
nent and that future conferences~of
like nature 1would-folioW the ex-
ample set here Ifnarked- the Closing
hour of the Washington conference.
Republican. leaders in Congress, are to
confer with Harding on problem OF
funding means Of financing soldiers
bonus. u hE =
Work of Washington conference now
up. to United; States Senate, which
will get treaties from President this
week.
Agitation in Congress for calendar re-
vision, year to have thirteen months
CT twenty.eight days each, with extra
day for "New Year"
Conference of spec ists called by
Veterans Bureau head to discuss
: treatment Of soldiers hospitaIized
with mental diseases. =
A resolution calling upoh Attorney
General Daugherty for Information
as to the status of the. proposed
modification of the court decree
prohibiting the "Big Five. packers
from engaging. in unrelated lines Of
business was adopted hby Senate.
Difficulties of financing the soldiers
bonus were emphasized, when repre-
sentatives of agriculture and labor
flatIy opposed the use of sales tax
before the House Ways and Means
Committee. .......,,
The House accepted Senate amend
u nents to the~foreign loan refundins
bill and measure goes to President.
Representative 6ourke Cochran raised
the polnt in the He. that treaty
limit the armed TO = es of the Unit
ed Sta.-s such as resuIteG from the
Arms Conference is not proper.
Genera. DaUgi.erty was un.
d" "derstocof to have suggested to Dis.
tri Attorney Gordon shat in reply
ing to the request of Charles W.
Morse, New YORK, for permission to
leave the &C euntrv to consult his ply,
sieian in>1Itaiy, that :LMr.. Morse be
told that wherever he goes he will bs
brought back whenever >his presence
might be reaniret vshsther he !eavec
the country with permission or not.
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SPORTING

Edgar T. Appleby of the New York
| A. e. is the amateur champion at 49,
| balklfne billiards. .
! : Charles Ebbets, president of the
Brooklyn Robins, denied the charges
| OF William Baker, owner of the Phils
that he had been tampering with
Philadelphia Plays. .
Joie Ray, sensational Illinois A. c.
star, easily won the one-mile special
| invitation handicap at the second an
nual games of the Newark A. G. at
the First Regiment Armery. Newark.
Ray took the lead two laps from h ONE
and made the pace. as he pleased to
the finish. ..-s.t 80 a
II With two flying falls to his credit,
Stanislaus Zbyszko defeated Earl Cad
dock in GaC heavyweight wrestling
match in Madison SQUARE Garden, New
York Caddock managed to gain the
only real fall, Of the night when he
pinned the hairless veterans shoulders
to-the mat with chaneery and arm
lock. Zbyszko's victory was unpopular
with the crowd d.-.----- ,s
Foremost among Yankee southpaw
recruits are Lefty IO'Doul and Bobby
fecarr.- - e
The six-day bicycle Grace at Brussels.
Belgium, was won by the Belgian-
: Dutch team. Aerts and Van Kempen,
with 1924 miles. The American team,
Waltheur and. Ross, abandoned the
race after Ross had fallen. -
The hurlinge corps Of the New York
Yankees is somewhat of a closed cor
poration with SUCH slahbers as Mays,
!, Hoyt, Shawkey, Bush Jones and Har-
per labeled as regulars. This select
set won more than a hundred games
for New York and Boston last season.
The race against Syracuse, to be
rowed on May 20, will probably be
the only contest on home waters at
Annapolis, Nd, for the Naval Acad-
emY varsity crew this year. ]
Eddy Mead insists Captain Bob,
Roper is the logical man to meet Jack
Dempsey.
s7Gene Tunney and Ton, Gibbons may
be matched shortly. Milwaukee Is
said to be angling for the bout.zss...
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SENATE BILLS.

By Mr.. Frick-Exempting hospitals
from taxation for two years. Finance
Committee. .r,.,.>- ...-.-.,
By Mr. Mccullough - Creating a
new election district in Garrett county.
Special committee (Senators McCul-
Tough, Mish and GoodelD..-
By Mr.. Peverley Wash.
ington, Brandywine and Point Look.
out Railroad Company from taxation
for two years by Prince Georges, st
Mary's and Charles counties. Finance
Committee. .....
BY President-Increasing term of
city and county surveyors to four
years. Committee on Constitutional
Amendments.
By Mr.. Tydings-Amending tesla
mentary laws. judicial Proceedings.
BY Mr.. Brady-Reyiying the charter
Of the Southern Realty Company,
Committee on Corporations,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1922-02-17

FOREIGN

The Irish situation is once more at
Ia crisis. After. the failure of the
boundary conference between Michael
Collins and Sir James Craig, the Sim
'Fein leaders and the Ulster premier
are now comforting with Lloyd George.
The japanese government purposes
soon to throw open Port Arthur to.
the traffic and commerce Of the world,
it Is declared in welLinformed-lci Circles,
Cardinal Marini, according to the
Rome correspondent, of the Lopdon
Times, died, in the Vatican before the
election of the Pope, Cardinal Marini-
was suffering from Influenza when he.
entered the eonclaXe. = - ILL
Extreme cold weather seriously i'm
-pedes all navigation in Sweden: = 3 {.
+ Smallpox has become epidemic IN.
mission of physicians and Red Cross
workers has left San Jose to begin a
sanitation campaign, and take other
measures to fight the disease. -
:, That Premier Lloyd George of Great
Britain is out tn kill the League Of
Nations because he deems it animated
by the Latin spirit" is the charge
made in Paris by. former Premier Kipt.
AMI. French delegate to the League.
and Premier Poincaire's choice as head
of the French delegation to Genoa.
1t Is learned that. no members of the
foreign royal families will be invited
to Princess Mary's wedding with Wis
count Lascelles.
British manufacturers are attempt
ing a smaller, light and relatively
cheap automobile. High-powered luz.
ury models are in small demand.
T. In raging blizzard the inhabitants
of the capital of Germany are stand
ing in the streets pumping old wells
and trying to thaw the frozen hydrants
Berlin is without water, gas, elec.
tricity, street cars or railroads in the
record. f-szz ss7~
The forces of the .ugo- -Siav army are
to be reduced to 10000 men. This IL
an outcome of an agreement reached
by the ministry Of war and the parlia-
mentary budget committee. -.
Russian government announces that,
messages, for R-ssia, or in, transit
through Russia, are accepted and
transmitted solely at sender's risk
or plain messages are accepted.
According to dispatch from Con-
stantinople to the Daily Express, the
Angora goyernmen is sending Yusuf
Kelnal Bey with delegation to En-.
rope for The purpose Of entering INTO
peace uegotfatfuns. ----------
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Refunding negotiatlens with. foreign
naaSns will begin as soon as possible,
hig1l treasury officials. said. ssssz7-,-z-szz.7
according to a dispatch from san
Frapeisco, President Gray of the I'm
ions Pacific railroad announced that
orders for $12.OOO,OOO in equipment
had been placed with eastern con-
cerhs. * -
Railroad workers representatives
In New York announced that they APP
prdsed in vote the proposal for an
alliEnce between the United Mine
Workers of America and the sixteen
standard faIrnad unions of the Unit
ed States. yE O-- - ---~~S~zs -
Hesident Harding announces In un-
miaakable terms his conversion from
preparedness to pacifism~ by public
opinion in his address before the cfus
ingksession of the arms conference.
The Manchester Guardian announces
thesfusion Of the two greatest English
RAILROADS, the Mfdran and the London
and dNorthwestern!2l 2l-1~o1-5~- 15i.+! ~
Following a continuous series11of
functions, Marshal Joffre of France
departed for Sout hern Japan; -prepara-
tory to sailing gforlAmefica,- where he
Will be the chief participant at the
dedication of peace portal on the
British Columbian. border. - -.
One maker. adyaDced .aeetylsalieylie
taspirin) 5,cents a. pound to bases of
80 and S5- cents a pound.
Flour prices were advanced 25 cents
a barrel to> o>ronfop1n with the upturE
in wheat, but the demand again slowed
up.si -. 80, -,..~. 49, .-..
Erie Raffroa1 has applied to the In
terstate Commerce O,1nlnissfon for
loan of $5,Qo9,oe0 to- extend fer fifteen
years. 49,
Stolen American automobiles ara
overrunning the Mexican market, ac-
cording to II repertoto the <Cemnlerc,
Department, Washington, from. Consul
John w. Dye at Juarez.
Virginia Railway & Power Co. will
ask f9r> military protection unless IT is
permiHed to operate its ears-unme-,
lested>iAN Portsmouth, Norfolk and
RicfmDnd.<>
Rowa,an B:.nk & Trust Co., of Las
Cruces, n. NJ, has closed and is in tho
hands sof- the Sta,e Dank Examiner.
Thee bank IS. &C apftaiized at 100000
and deposits totalcd about S275,O0O.
Earnings lf.67 colnpalies of the tele-
phsae system ia-sreport to the Inter
state Commerce Commission totaled
S46,049.739 In November, 1921, an In
crease OF $3,o21; ;sG6 over the. same-
paathI.in W 1920. 1920 .--------------a- '-----
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cir NATIONS BUSINESS n

D,r;no 1000 tbo Atcbison Tloonuelk,a .
nJ &c, r. iii - sia 156inon
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.s1 s.1...a-as-so--a-Ieaitietio t.i-e1nI
~ wages:
= slAalcals u view lorA ga-lAs e
alu ooo " oe plepal,ns r. ~ 90 noaA uelween
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DRAGS MAN FROM A SHARK
Victim Loses Arms and Dies in Spite
of Heroic Rescue

London.-While swimming in the
sea at Coogee, a seaside resort near
Sydney, Australia, Michael Coghlan,
aged eighteen years, was attacked by
a shark, and both arms almost severed
A returned soldier, Jack Chalmers,
swan to the rescue, and dragged
Coghlan from the sharks Jaws Wit
nesses assisted Coghlan on the shore;
but he died on the beach, in view of
thousands Of Mortified spectators.
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3 Forced. investment by! insurance
companies of their capital and sur
plus In State or county bonds is, pro-
vided for in q bin introduced in the
House. by Delegate Friedel, First dis
trict. a,...s.a.t. tlauuu
The measure provides that all In
surance companies doing business in
Maryland shall invest the same pro-
portion. Of their funds, in MARYLAND
State and. county bonds as their pre-
mirim receipts from: policies held by
Marylanders bear to their total pre-
MUM receipts. ''''rs' 50 "a -. -