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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-31
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Tuesday evening, Oct. "a, be.
tween l2l East Van Barcn street
and downtown district an oblong
French carved leather handbag.
Finder pcase return to 505 La Sale ST.
or phone 1Sl ana receive liberal re-
ward.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-31

Commencing Wednesday, Nov. t..
The local home service ONCE of the
American Red Cross win b. open
from TO > p. m daily.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-31
hnAira

mark and was never headed His
limo was 81 minutes 4G lj seconds
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-31
FOR SALE--HCUSES

FOR SALE--Large I room house, IN
good location; newly decorated,
bathroom, electric lights: $500.
room house, Yves. Ottawa; toilet,
gas; $3.50.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS

DON'T THROW YOUP, JUNK AWAY
Since Mr.. Bloomfield has been il
business the public has had the benc-
fit of the prices. If you have any
junk call Mr. Bloomfield He is pay.
ing the best prices. Phone 94S-W.
5f3 Clinton st.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-31
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-Largc number OF new
super, equipped for comb honey, ex-
cept aectioHs Also other bee goods.
Phone Blue 277.
ID. S. ROWE. Marseiles, I'll.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ANTED- Brigth young girl to as.
sist with hous3WOrk 522 West
Main ST. Phone g..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-31

POSITION WANTED--By a compe-
tent stenographer and clerk, for att
ernoon work only. Apply to w
at this Office
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-31

State Of Illinois, La Sale County IS.
In the County Court Of La Sale
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
Mmeriea'g 5sppelin.

Berlin, %. Sail. - Sic 3eppelin=
nerfe in 5rie0rlbsbafen Beginner lett
nit benz 8an bes bon ser &egierung
ser Ser. 5taaten fir tire Mrnee be-
ltenten aenfluftidiffes, oos griab fir
Sic bei0en berl1ngliidten engliiden,
be5&p. italieniiden 5abrseuee fem
ion.
8eim 8ou oes l,ei,e11 2%uftfreu5ers
tperben sic allesueneiten grfubrnngen
per1pertet, Bic I'M ariege llno nadber
geiammelt pornen iinb, as Moberi
oient oas an bie entente nbseIiefe1 e.
.nnb ieitber audi augrunoe gegortpe>
ne auftIhiff Nor6Stern. Das 11e1e
5abrae1ag piro 10000 Rl,bIfmeter
Sos ffa1ien (oie Ser. staaten botten
100000 4a,bifrneter gemiinidt, mas
Die gnferte nber ridt geItutteteN Sc
ion ollBer % Monn 8eiabuna 40
gufIugiere beforoer1 ff6i;nreu, BEL ei1er
Sragfraft bon 40 Gonne1t; sic @e-
ihapR6igdfeit ion 100 @iIometer Der
5fnnbe iein. Ser 8o,t pirS ettpog
iiber ein SSobr 1T Mniprl1h rebr1en,
I'M bias 2uftldiff ion 1lob i'm Spat-
labr 1928 iiber Ben 93ean nod lei
mem 8eiIfii11n1ltngglanb Iiegert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
nanntesm Gountb %beeinnea1oen Stbung
gebalten merben ffDI; ..

nntlntem gourltp be9tn1le1lDen S1Bnn9
gebalten neroen ion; M
l1nb Sd redtmdifBiige 0oti5 Der Seit
lno bes glabes fir ein ipl6es @erbor
bburb Nnbeften elmer gDpie be1agter g}oti5
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nigitens 5ebn Sage bor benz 8u1n gers
bDr beltimmten Gage lnb onr1 Bo1t51t<
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Ser fir ein iol6es gerb0r beftimmten
Belt nnb bur6 @erDffentlidnng pab<
renb 5tpei 8o9en IN einer geieblt6en
58eitune, bic in genanntem Stearns
gountD eebrudt l1n6 bermtsseseben tpirf
ndmli9 ct. gloub Simes e~rlaiien ipar,
urb ba redtmdBtger 8eleg fir ger0f>
fentlidung b%eiaster g%erb0rsnoti5 ourd
eth Mffibabit bes Eeter Moonen borltegt,
tpel9er belagte Noti5 anbeftete, unb burd
cine 8eitdtignng bes County 4uoitors,
Ser iebem Der glerfs beiagter 9iitrifte
cine Noti5 5ugeben lieB, unb bur6 ba5
Nffibabit 6es &eraus9ebers genannter
3eitung, in tpe1der biefelbe berDffents
Ii6t mar, ndmIi9 am is. nnb %. Stunt
1929; nnb ba in Ser am 10. Suit 1922
beginnen6en @iBung Der gountbbeb0rbe
genanntes Geiu6 Dffentli6 berleien unb
bic Mrgumente aner babel interenierten
Berlonen fir ODER gegen Die Srgani1az
ton bes gennnnten proponierten neuen
9iitrifts re9tmdBig an9eb0rt un6 er0rz
ter paren;
90 lit hermit a%ngepr0net un0 beitimt,
baB genanntes @e1n6 langenommen lit,
unb 6ab folgen0 beibriebenes Territoz
rinm:- g. 50. II bon @ection IS, az
|6@A, az @gA unb MGA @gA,
|eection 16, 81 con Section 20, aues
BON @ectton Fl, aIes bon Sectton %,
Mh bon @ection 90, MgA @gA bor
Section 20; @k bon Sectiort 81, NA
|N@A bon 9eftion 81 unb SgA MgA
bon @ection 81, a1es int Eotpnibip 1876
n1rbli6 bon @naee 81, 50, in @teorna
County, Winn., hermit or9ani1iert III
un6 einen SGul0iitrtft bil0et, unb oerz
1elbe ion hermit als Common 96ul<
biitrift. SEQ. 211 bon @tearns County,
Minn., befannt fem; un6 fernerbtn am
georbnet ntb beitimmt, baB Der brittle
@uguit 1922, abenbs Z l1br int Saufe
Seq 8iIhelm Moonen in genanntem 9i>
itrift biermii a1s 3eit uno B1ab beftimmt
lit, mann 11,6 mo Die erite @eriammlun9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

'6eg GounfD superintendent irnoi1tert, IN
ipeld1cm h1rsstal III. hab er Der vi
aeeniiim,,er Scr Nierin ltiNriebenen 2dn@
bereien lit. Die III gcnanntem s6ulbiz
ltrift gelegen iinp, nno baB ieine 2d'tz
hereien an Den 5dulbifrift 1853 grens
sen, urD in Incident CT erinbt, feline
2dnbereiien pon 9enanntem 9iitrift SO
al trennen unb Dem 9iitrift 166 aus
f%plaenben Griinben 5u3uteilen.
Sic gntfernnmg bon meinem 9a11le
srm @6ulbiltrift SEQ. SO betrdgt nnge@
fabr apei nno cine babe Neilen, Die
gntfernnng bon meinem SauIe gum
@6nlbi1triH 166 bagegen cine nno bret
gtertel Meile; ib babe bier i6ulpflt6a
tioe &inber, Der 8eg gum 9iitrtft 1855
mirb bel eebrau6t u,o lift Elm b%eiierer
@eg als iener gum 9titrttt SO, Der 8e.
bDrbe bie1es gpuntb III elmer am 6. SUI
nj 1929 beeinennben Sibung bieier 8ez
b0roe CUR Nbbanolnng nnterbreitet
tpurbe;
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Sc angeorbnet pur0e, bab Elm 8erbDr be-
5ngli6 beg Geiubes in elmer an 10.
Suli 1922 III Der gountb Nuoitors Of
flee III Ser 6tabt ct, gloub in %genanntem
County begtnnenben Sibnng gebalten
merben ion; nnb bn tpeiterbtn angeoroz
net tpar, baB Noti8 Der 3ett unb BEG Or
tee fir Elm foI9es gerb0r befannt ge<
madt merben ion bur9 Nnbeften berSerz
b1rsnoti5 an brei 0fentli6en Bldben eli
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ltrifte nn6 bur6 peri0nlibes neberbria<
gen elmer Mb16rift Ser Noti5 m ben
glerf eines ieben ser %eenannten 9iitrifte
%penig7tens 5ebn Sage bor Ser gil einem
1olden @erb0r betimmten 3eit nnb blr6
5peitp06iee ger0ffentlibung Ser Noti5
in ct. gloub Shines, elmer re6tmdbig
qaa1ifi5ierten 3eitung, bie in ct. glouo,
Weinn., III genanntem gountD 9ebrudt
nnb bernl1sgegeben miro;
uno ba in Ser am 10. Suli 1922 be-
g%inenben Sibung befagter 8eb0roe 8ez
leg fir re9tmdbige 8er0ffentli6rng
bur6 Qnbeften unb 11eberbringung be-
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b~erleien unb bon Ser 8eb0r6e NIT auem,
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bei berbo9eganeenen @biben8 iberz
5eugt, baB Sic I'M Gefu6 ger1a6ten Mnz
gaben Ser 8nbrbeit entipre6en, nnb be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03
lagte 8ebDrbe Der Mnit9t III, bab bas

1aete 8eb6rbe Der gnitW lit bab bas
@eilD nnger,omraen tperben lou, 10 TT
biermit nngeorbnet unb beitinant, bab
folgenS .be1driebene 2dnbereien, bic iein1.
|gigen iinb: @h NgA I'M 81 N8A,
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genannte 2dnbereien bilben biermit eiz
nen Sell bes le%btgenannten S9nloiitritts
fir ale 3pede. 9aoiert, ben 10. S11li,
1922. Sm Nuftrage Der gonntpS8eborpe
g. 81. 2abr, @or5iber Der gountpbes
bDrbe bon 5tearns gD1tntD, Winn.
(@ieeeI) 8eitatigt: Ni6olas Sbomeb,
County Nl1oitor nnb egofficio gIerf Der
8eb0rbe, bur6 0fap s. 8rnning, oepnz
tierter County Mubitor.
gi,, bon Sobn Sinfemeper nnter5et9z
netes @eiuG, feline 2dnbereien bonn
@dulbiitr1ft 70 5u trennen unb Dem
Ig6uloiitrift 1853 ein5uberleiben, tpnroe
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Mntraa bes Sobann Sbelen, nnteritnbt
ion S. S. 8orgmann, angeoronet, bob
elm @erbSr beaieIi6 bes Gein@es in Ell
ner am Is. Mnguit 1922 IN Der Office
hes County, Mubitors in Der Staot ct.
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u,lb tpeiterbin mgeorbnet, bab Noti5 be-
5iigli6 zines 1ol9en @erb0rs, pie geiebz
1i6 borgei6rieben, ftattfinben ion. Nui
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bon sssobmn Sbelen, pnrbe bas 8e1ud
hes @ilGelm Nfponen unb anoerer fir
Sormiernng zines enuen Common S6nlz
bi}trifts aenebmi9t, ndmlt6:
9a Elm bon elmer Mebrbeit Der
@runbbeiiber, tpel6e gum 5timmen BEL
S6ulberiammlnngen III 0eren. respeftt>
ben 9iitritter beredtiet nno innerbalb
bes Serritorium1s bes proponierten ner<
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fu9t tpir6, Ser aus benz bterin bef6rtez
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elmer am 6. Sum-, 1922 beginnen6en Siz
bung CUR Nbbmolung nnterbreitet tplr<
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angeorbnet tpuroe, baB Elm @erb0r Be-
5iigri6 beiagten @eiu6es in elmer am
10. Suit 1922 in Der Office bes County
Outdoors in Der @tabt ct. Gloub in gez
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-04-14
HEWLETT, w. VA.

Miss Margaret Hewlett. an efficient
stenographer OF Charleston ". Va.
was tho guest OF Mrs. Valentine Burke
Saturday and Sunday
Babe Howard was the week END
guest or Eliza Dean.
Miss Alma Robinet spent the week
end with Miss Katherine Olive Loar
Rev Bascom r, Lakin and Miss Nio-
let NJ Crabtree were calling on friends
at Chapman Sunday.
Ben Bellomy has a position at Hew-
lett
Miss Margaret Cox was calling on
Mrs. Cecil Hewlett Friday
Harry wellman was the week end
guest OF his sister, Mrs, Mary BIllups.
Mrs. Grace Bellomy was visiting
Mrs. Drew Rowe at Fort Gay Friday,
Alex Vaughn OF Paintsville spent
Tuesday and wednesday with Cecil
Hewlett.
j. d. York OF Kenova spent Sunday
with Earl Smith.
Miss Florence Skeens left last week
for Kenova.
Mrs. Rhoda Grand was calling on
Mrs. Eli Hatcher Sunday.
Miss Florence Loar was calling on
her sister, Mrs. Henry sturgill Sun
day, SUNFLowER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-04-14
PINE CREEK, o.

The sick OF this community are inn
proving.
Mrs. John Rose was visiting Mrs.
John shannon last Sunday,
Mrs, kush has been very poorly
with Brights disease.
Frank Little and Ike wooten OF So.
Point were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
shannon and family last week
Hiss Argie shannon was calling on
her near ne!ghbors Sunday afternoon.
sherman and Herbert shannon were
calling on relatives at Coal Grove last
week.
Nvm. Little who has been confined
TO his bed for some time. Is not able to
be out yet His condition is serious.
Sorry to learn of the illness OF BEN
nett Cox.
Miss Argyle Shannon will visit friends
at Sclotoville soon.
School win close at this place the
2lst.
Andy Rose OF this place has sold his
nice hnundry OF timber.
Mrs. Bessie Jones has returned from
Cincinnati where she has been visit
Ing her sister and daughter.
Let us hear from Trace Branch and
Lick creek. BLUE EYES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-04-14
MADGE

There win be meeting here Sunday
April 6. Everybody come.
Several of the boys from here at
tended singing at Adams Sunday.
Clyde Barnett is at home from Blaine
on an Easter vacation,
Misses Coda and Gertrude Barnett
Coda Hughes and Rosco Prince at
tended meeting at Daniels creek Sun
day!
John B. Damron made his regular
trip to Adams Sunday.
Clyde Barnett, Thurman and Beck
ham Hughes, John B. Damron and
Tommy May attended prayer meeting
at Smoky Valley Sunday night.
Gladys Haws is spending week
with home folks.
Tudell Turner spent Saturday night
with Sophia Roberts.
, Mona Pigg was the guest of the
Misses Haws Sunday.
Jim Carter and Clyde Curnutte Of
Ellen attended meeting at this place
Sunday.
James Pigg was calling at Oak Hill
Sunday. DREAMY HAWAIIAN.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-04-14
WEBByILLE

Rev. Asa Hay preached here Satur-
day night and Sunday morning.
Sunday school was organized here
Sunday morning.
Mrs. d. j. Thompson, who has been
very i'll for the past few days is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Walters of
Blaine were here last week to see
their daughter, Mrs. D. J. Thompson.
Mrs. Leonard Fraley Of Ashland was
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M
T. Sparks last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins are visiting AIR.
and Mrs. Oscar Hicks.
Dr. C.. L. Thompson Of Wilmore is
here for few days doing dental work.
Roy ]. Shepherd of Portsmouth, O.,
was visiting relatives here last week
and on his return home was accom-
panied by his son. Roy James, Jr.
who will attend school there.
Miss Emma Thompson. who is teach
ing in Ashland, was visiting relatives
here last week.
Mrs. Levi Webb, ST.. was shopping
in Ashland last week.
Mrs. j. Z. Smith was visiting Mrs
Hugh Shepherd recently.
We are very sorry TO lose Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Glass for our neighbors
They are moving back to Grayson this
week.
Misses Edith and Martha Webb OF
Jattie were visiting relatives here last
week.
Mrs. H. w. Hanks of Ashland has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Re-
becca Woods
Mr.. and Mrs, d. c. Flaugher and
family of Huntington, w. Va, were
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Green, for past few days.
UNCLE BIMBO.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-04-14

The Turkish government has ac-
cepted in principle the suggestions OF
the Allied Ministers looking forward
toward peace between the Turkish ma
tional!sts and the Greeks in Asia MI
nor. The Turks, however. make cer-
tain reservations with respect to
Thrace.
The Engineer Employers Associa-
tion In England posted notice on
March 20 locking out the members of
forty-seven unions, in addition to the
Amalgamated Engineers Union. The
lockout is TO take effect In one week
and will affect $4,000 men.
Secrecy In wireless communication,
the absence OF which has been one OF
the drawbacks of that form OF tele-
graphy may be obtained by the adop-
ton OF the automatic printing ma
chimes used on some commercial tele-
graph circuits in many parts OF the
country.
One hundred and forty-nlne Rus
SLAMS from America, comprising the
first contingent OF more than two
thousand from the United States and
Canada who plan to return TO their
native country, reached Libau last
week They carried four hundred tons
of agricultural implements and will
be given land which will be virtually
| theirs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-04-14
CHAPMAN

Church was largely attended al
Chapman Sunday night. Rev. Bas-
com Lakins preached.
Paul Fugitt attended church al
Torchlight Sunday evening.
Luther Copley and Joliff Belcher
were calling on friends at Saltpeter
Saturday and Sunday.
Lewis Borders, Bill CAlders and
Cecil Copley were in Louisa on bust
ness Saturday.
Rev. Bascom Lakins, Frank Crabtree
and Miss Violet May Crabtree were
calling on relatives at Chapman Sat
urday.
Isadore Fugitt has purchased fine
victrola.
Arnold Childers is selling out his
entire stock of goods and expects tc
move to Marrowbone in the near fu-
ture.
The children of this place are pre-
pairing to have an Easter entertain
ment Sunday.
Jim Irwin and family returned from
Ashland recently.
Mr.. Helton was calling on Lewis
Borders Sunday,
Prayer meeting at this place every
Wednesday night, TOM DUFF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-04-14

Church at this place was largely at
tended Sunday
Garfield Mcdowell Of Columbus, o.,
is paying home folks a visit
Miss Edna Griffith was visiting at
Webbville recently.
All remember church second Sun
day. Everybody invited.
Leonard Kitchen of Jean was max
ing his usual call on this creek Sun
day.
Mrs. Hester Boggs, who has been
very i'll is improving nicely
miss Ethel Kitchen called on Edna
Griffith Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prince were
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Wade
Thompson recently.
Wade Thompson Of Blaine is ex-
pected to pay home folks visit soon
Mrs. Susan Thompson, Rebecca
Hicks and Hester Boggs were the Sun
day visitors of Mrs. Martha Skaggs.
Miss Edna Griffith is expecting to
leave soon to pay home folks a visit
at Grayson.
Sunday school is progressing nicely
with Fred Miller Supt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-04-14
TUsCoLA

Sunday school was organized at Ba-
ker chapel Sunday.
Mrs j, X. Woods has returned to
her home az Grayson.
Miss Nancy Rucker has returned 10
school at Grayson after having spent
the weekend with home folks,
Misses Garnet and Emily Alberta
Jordan have returned from Glenwood
where they were the weekend guests
of their aunt, Mrs. ]. B. Ford
Webb Roberts was in our town We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Roscoe Shortridge and little
daughter were shopping here Friday.
Mrs. W. D. Hatfield OF Logan, w.
Va, is here the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Roberts.
Bert r., Smith-caiied on Webb Rob
erts Sunday. THE OWL,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-04-14
FARM FOR SALE.

Is acres land, acres overfows, good
for 500 blu. corn. Good dwelling and
outbuildings. Good young orchard and
garden. One good rent house and gar
den. BY N. g. w. railroad, one mile
below Fort Gay. II you want a good
home come and see j. NJ. LOVELY,
Box s., Fort Gay, w. Va. St-d5-2l-pd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-04-14
ADELINE

There will be church at this place
the third Sunday, April 16, by Rev.
]. H. Cleveland. Services will begin
promptly at 10 o'clock. We want all
the members of the church to be pres
ent If possible. You can all listen to
fine sermon and sacrament will be
administered.
Anna Humphrey spent Saturday
night with Miss Ruby Ross. s s 7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
OBSERVE PRESBYTERIAN
"RALLY DAY. OCTOBER |
Will Appeal for Funds for
Sunday-School
Work.

Throushout the TERRITORY -, ,be
southern rrcsbytc-ian Church tho
sunday schools of that denomination
Will observe Sunday. Oc;obe, az
Rally Day" In thc interest OF all
Tor which tho sunday school stands.
Thorough preparation has been di-
rootcd by the department Of publi-
cation and sabbath school worn for
the largest results from the obscr-
vance of this dav that have come to
the church in any year in which il
has been observed
The sunday schools in the south
ern Presbyterian Church number
moro than 5000. with total en-
rollmeut Of 3es.S5o. the enrolment
az the sunday schools being almost
equal to tina; or the church member
shin.
Srecla, effort is made each year
20 increase the value Of "Rally bay"
rs channel OF information regard
ing the needs of the chUrcu and
sunday school, and rs source of
inspiration. as wei. to larger Of
fort IN the wcrk Of bringing tho
church and The Sunday school in
touch with the many children ana
young rconl. not identified with
cithcr. In tliis connection suecial
effoit is being placed urgu the Cac,
mat at this time, IN tho sixteen
states In the south included in Tho
territory Of this church there is a
population of 10 500 600. at leas,
hat 900 OF these pcoulc arc
under - years Of age. and that tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
READ the Very Unusual
Advantages Offered

klO DOWN PAYMENT. ms evidence OF good fuItI
~ NIL Tint Il required, then t0 approved credit
"e VIII deliver npy instrumcn you mn, select
{" your home. This does not pIncr you undo r
Hny obligations TO buy.
fiRE.E YEARS TO PAY-As low a., NJ pr r
month, depending upon Inst rument selected.
This feature divides your pigments into smn u
weekly or monthly payments. start monthly
payments November 10. 1922.
30 DAYS TRIAI.-Evcry instrument ,,,rthx ~,
sour Ownership and ar - Gunrnntcrd
by us mud sold subject 10 trial nnd test In your
avn home for thirty dnys. Then. II same IL not
found 10 he exactly as represented, we viii RI
fund all money pnid and send for the instr,,-
ment,
EXCHANGE PHiNILEGE-Any Instrument pur-
rhnscu In this nnlr mny he exchanged free OF
charge any time within ,~nr and nil pny-
inrnts nude ON the hrst will he credited at fuIl
value the second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

SuTda. school enrolment in this
same territory. including ul de-
domination is only G.000.ooU. En-
phasls is placed also upon the fact
that about ~ per ceut oc the popu-
latlon OF tn" South is not identified
with any church. bu: that. at the
same time. ABOUT co por cent OF The
"Gdrtions TO church membership on
profession OF latin come through the
channel OF the sunday school
Spiritual Ilitrrnr. Weakest SPOT.
rhc Mood. in this CONNECTIONS ue
thc leaders IN the sunday school
work. 90 this church T,alZr IT,
agrees with She following statement
OF pr ". :. NthrcnU. recognized aU-
thort;y. IF YOU would point to the
weakest spot IN the protestant
church. you would put your finger
on the army OF 21.0Uo,hV0 children
ana Youth in our land who are
growing ur IN spiritual illiteracy
tand 100000 arc in the southern
states. ana 100000 Protestant
American children. whose religious
instruction is limited TO brief
half hour once week, often sand
wiched IN between DELAYED
preaching service and an American
sunday dinner. Let it he burned
into The minds OF the leaders OF the
church that n church which cannot
save is own children can never
save the world"
The missionary work of the sun
day school department o: the South
oru Presbyterian Church hns made
rapid advance during the past
twenty years, especially. MS the re-
suit a: III" efforts OF the Sunday
school field woricrs who have la
bored in places not reached by or
Eanized churches ana whose work In
this length Of time has resulted In
the organization Of i.0s5 new sun
day schools, out of which schools
have grown l36 churches AZ the
present time there are sixty three
aeld workers who are giving 4 part
az tho whole of thcir time To this
phase OF sunday school work in
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young ladies. one from Prince George
County. and the other from Peters
hnrg. about one week ago. Willie
Nunnally was held for the grand
jury under Il $500 bond by Judge
IL. +. Minter. who heard the case yes
tcrduy afternoon. Willie Nunnallv.s
case will be brought up in the Prince
George County Court som. time next
month.
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PHI BETA KAPPA AT
RANDOLPH.MACON

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
RANDOLHIt-M MACON cOLLEG
ASHLAND. VA. Sept. 23.-phi Beta
Kappa. the oldest and most dis
tringuished fraternity in America. is
to enter Randnlph- Macon College.
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tianity and World Peace" Mr.. Muse
ts attached to tho United states le-
CATION at Nicaragua. and is here on
risi; to his relatives. Until recent
~ he was secretary to the Danish
Legation
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Il. II. ,ius,. m sn.n,s

FETERSHuEG. VA. sept. 23.-Bcn-
jam!n IL. Muse. son 81 ". II. Muse. of
this city. Will add"csS the members
OF tn. Wcsiey Bible Glass of Market
street sunday school tomorrow
morning. Ills subject viii he "Chrls-
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interest in the location for the new
market house. which will soon he
erected. Mrs. John Lyon Branch
president OF the Civic League. has
called Il meeting to DO held Tuesday
afternoon At O'Clock at the Y. w.
c. a.. at which time the question
VIII be brought un for discnssIop