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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
MATTE

School is progressing nicely here
with J. II. Cordle teacher.
Mr. and Mrs, J.. d, Ball spent sun
day with DR.. w. A. Hayes and family.
Dimple Hayes was the Saturday
afternoon guest of Gladys and Ochel
Childers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A r Ball and Mr. and
Mrs. G. V. Ball Jr were calling on
relatives at Adams Sunday.
Several OF the boys from here at
tended the pie social at Charley Sat
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Hayes were the
Sunday guests of L. E. Pigg at Bus
seyville.
Lille Moore of Louisa spent the
week end with friends and relatives
here. ....
Scofeld Jordan and Homer Bay Of
Louisa passed up our creek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hayes and son,
Goldia and Gladys Childers and Jew
ell Ball were the Sunday dinner guests
OF Jettie Hayes.
Mrs. Elba Kendall of GAINESVILLE, O.,
is expected to visit her parents soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Hayes. .
liub'lb Nblult pdSStN up Jul tItth
sunday. ...
Misses Lille and Bertha, Moore
spent Friday night with Goldia and
Gladys CbNders. . r..
Miltoni Moore who was shot at
Quincy, is improving nicely.
c. " Ball Jr. made a business trip
to Louisa Monday. ... ...
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd Childers and
son attended church at Mt Olive Sun
day. r.. 49,. ...... -
d. B. Daniels of Waverly o., spent
Friday with C. G. Hayes and family.
Jettie Hayes spent Thursday after
noon with Goldia Childers.
Dewey Moore of Cordell passed up
cur creek Thursday.
ora Travis spent Saturday after
noon with Misses Goldia and Gladys
Chiiders. TWO HAPPY HEARTS.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
BLAINE.

School at Knob Branch is progress
Ing nicely with Grace Swetnam
teacher.
Mrs. Jim Phillips and daughter Mary
attended church at Elizabeth Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Griffith were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. w 5. Edwards Sunday r.
Jake Wheeler passed up our creek
Sunday. ... . .. 49,.
Emmit Sparks and sister Erma were
shopping at Blaine Saturday.
Miss NOla Edwards deputy county
clerk. spent the week end with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Edwards.
Rev. Hankes is holding a revival at
this place. 49,. -
Bert Byrd. Forrest Wetzel and Misses
Nola Elva and Ruth Edwards were out
car riding Sunday. LOVE ME.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
PROGRAMME
For S. S. Convention TO be Held al
Myrtle Chapel Sunday, Oct.
I, 1922

-Deyotional-H b, Hewlett.
s:45-Opening Remarks-L. S. Alley
l0;00-Disoases in $, IS. Treatment
Tor absent teacher-C. b. Wellmau.
1920 School discipline-A. o. Car
ter
" iO:4O Absence OF conversions w.
j. Vaughan.
1i:Oo- Lesson preparation-M G,
Berry.
1920 Appointment of committee.
Adjournment.
Noon.
0-Devotional-Jay Short.
1;45-- Report of district affairs.
2:15-Report of committee.
2:S0-District and county needs
w ], Vaughan.
S;o0-Round table discussion,
3:30-Benediction.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
Big Blaine Produce Co.
Opens New Meat Market

We are opening an up to date meat
market in connection with groceries
and perishable goods. We sell beef
from hide TO horn. We are old butch
ers. We buy healthy animals. We
butcher in the evening and hang meat
up in shope and let all the animal heat
out and deliver in the morning, On
cut price meat clean 16 OF. and Sl.00
is our motto. Ice cream every Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, Bananas, APP
pies, oranges and lemons.
We sell fresh cat fish dressed almost
alive. Herring 15c III; salmon 25c Id.
We deliver meat in the oil fields every
Friday in new clean tubs. Our butcher
has killed thousands of animals. We
buy green hides at high prices. Old
hides we give SO If weight is in hide.
We pay high for spring wool from
fresh sheared sheep with no burs, 25c
and pc cash price: tub wash S5c ID
for white. We buy all dried apples
$3.50 a bushel, Green apples 75c blu.
Your pick of big Irish potatoes Sl.50
bu. Sweet potatoes S1.90 blu. in gro
ceries. We buy grass butter No.
yellow pack stock butter 15c 10. We
buy the best -four Obelisk x Lucille.
s1.SO sack. Other flour at SLIPS and
Sl.l0 sack, We sell corn chops At POO
gallon. 10 ears corn for loo. We fry
fresh eggs fresh fish, round steak and
hamburger, 25c lunch. Fresh loaf
bread. Fresh meal Csc for 25c-lb.
sack This is the way we got our
rating in Dun and Bradstreet. Adj
vance rating $125,OOO We are always
hungry for trade. Give us call and
you will come again. We are reliable.
Big Blaine Produce Co.
II. ]. PACK, Manager,
BLAINE, KENTUCKY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
WHITEHOUSE

Mir Christopher De Nantes OF New
York City, was visiting Miss Mary
Meek this week
Mr.. and Mrs, BIN Lonsford were
visiting Mrs Stella Prater recently
Mrs. Bess Ward was visiting friends
and relatives in Huntington and Ash.
land this week
Mr.. and Mrs, Presley Conley were
visiting friends here sunday,
II, c. Meek made business trip to
palntsvllle Thursday, CUTIE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
Make 1t At Home By This
EasyProcess Takes Less
Than 80 Minutes.

Nowadays, more and more women
are doing as their mothers did and are
making their own soap. IL you have
never tried it, you win be surprised to
see how easy it is to make good soap,
soft soap, hard soap or floating soap,
Justify using kitchen scraps and waste
grease together with a can of Merry
War Lye, the safe andsure soapmaker.
In the old days when soap was made
by the boiling process it took nearly
all day to make kettle Of soap. Now
it is hardly any work at all-requires
no boiling takes less than 30 minutes.
Saves you money and gives you all
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29
Beans In Corn Build
49,. Up Soils At Low Cost

Lexington, With corn and soy
beans in the best stage for hogging off
in practically all parts of the state,
many Kentucky farmers are finding
that growing the beans in the same
row with corn offers a means of bring
ing about considerable soil Improve
mont at small cost Results show that
nitrogen valued as high as $3.50 was
obtained through the use of about 50
cents worth of bean seed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-09-29

Flora"How very sympathetic Mrs,
Brooks isl"
Dora-"Yes; she is never happy I'M
less she is feeling sorry for someone"
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
Business Changes

Some very important business
changes have been made in Foea-
hontas IN tho oasi few days ne
sides those that have already oeeh
made a number ,f Others are IN the
process OF being made, we npuer'
stand.
The bankrupt stoek of J. G. Price
was purchased by Al. J. Pace ana
Ed Il. Hicks who are putting on a
big bankrupt sale of the stock
These men propose to sell out, as
nearly as possible, the old stock an d
reslock with a new line OF meron-
andlse They are Offering some
real bargains 10 their sale
keliier Campbell is closing out
his stccS oi general merohlnd'se
preparatory 10 moving his business 10
Sharum. Keiffer has had a good
business duuug bis stav IN Poca-
hontas and is optomisuc IN his hopes
for the same condition IN bis new
location Some close prices sni
good bargains are quoted IN HE
advertisement IN this issue,
b. Borowsky Ia closing. out Tue
stock at the New Leader store and
intends to move TO New York Mr.,
Borowsky has built up a splendid
business ~ Pocahontas aud has
made bosts OF friends through his
bu,iness methods aud good citizen
ship. Although he Is positive In
hls assertions that be IS leaving
town, his friends entertain hopes Of
inducing bim to remain among us.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
Methodist Conference

The North Arkansas Conference
of the Methodist church held a Mar
iauua closed Sunday night with
the reading OF the appointments for
mex, year. There were few char ges
in the Pangould district, most Of
The preachers being returned to the
same charges served during the last
year.
A. Anderson is preslding elder
OF this district; Rev. A. T. Gallo
gsy was re urued to Pooanoulss; 81
A Cherry will serve the Maynard
circuit to which OAK Grove mas been
added. W. e. Cooper goes 20 Big
gers and Reyno aud w. w g bson
to Ravenden Springs. Rev w. K
Hhlwas returned to Walnut Ridge
and that town was unanimously Sc.
lected as the place for holding the
next annual conference.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
RED Cross Seal Sale

The Arkansas Tubercu Osls AssO-
cIatlou announces that the Christina.
Sea- eale will begin next Monday
and continue during the month OF
Decemter. Committees have been
named for every county in the state
aud ac extensive campaign will be
made for the sale of Red Cross seals
This 4. most worthy cause and ey-
ery body should help Randolph's
committee IS organized and toe
rnlmes cf the members appear in
another column Of this paper They
very kindly solicit everybody to 5uy
sesl5. Speakers have been selected
as follows:
At the Baptist church lhls Thurs
IA evening-Mrs. MeEsen
1t the picture show this rhGrs-
dayl evening DIR. Hamll.
Al the Methodist church sunday
moruing-Dr. Hughes
~ At the Baptist church Sunday
lmornlng-R. A Neck.
At the ChrIstian church sunday
mornlug-H. NJ. Rice
All teachers in the schools will
speak to their pupils on the import
ance Of this movement.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
Rayenden Springs ". NJ. S.

The last regular meeting of the
" N. ;. of kayeuden Springs met
with Ms. j. X. Edwards. The so
cltty was called to order at 2 O'Clock
by Pres. Eva Miller. After sing
ing a hymn, Crock Of Ages" the
secretary gave a report on lest meet
ing. Scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. Ward from Mark l4:5s who
made a short talk on the false accu-
salIons Of Christ by the Jewp. Mrs
Wyatt gayea very enthusiastic talk
on the life OF Christ from the begin
ming Of HIS ministry until His cruel
dxiOu. She made Us feel that the
Master is here and oallelh for thee.
Next was roll call. each member re-.
spending with Bible verse After
singing "Reylve u Again" PRAYER
was held. Then came the most bean
tful and impressive talk by Mrs
EdRards on the memorial serylee of
MIss Bennetps life, one of the great
est leaders Of Missionary work.
The s.cial service vas to be conduct
ed by Mrs Phillips. She not being
present the subject was discussed
by the society. A verv Impressive
talk was made on Redemption by
Mss Eva Miller, A short rsad,pS
by Mr8 Davsll on "The Hand Of
God in Modern China" followed.
The first lesson N teachers tra,n,ne
course, GLOW To Teach Religion. :
aas iorelblY read by Mrs. Nixon.
Then came business and diam,ssal
service. Messrs Ward, Edward,
and Nixon served deliclons oako ,nr
cocoa, each one leaving with a CLAD
heart. supt. Study and Publicity
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
Baptist Church Notes

Sunday school good once more
Morning congregation extra gcod
again.
The Junior B. Y. p, U. group Is
to give sprogram mex. Sunday night
House filed to It's limit last sun
day night. By orowding few more
could have been seated
The pastor appreciated very much
the fine attention and many express
sions of satisfaction, touching me
special sermon on "lmpendlng CrI-
SEES"
Everybody is urged to attend the
specral Thanksgiving service anu
near Bro. Galloway preach m our
church tonight.
All our regular services next sun
day with SUNDAY school AZ lOa ~
aud preaching at II a. m aud Z p.
N. We.want everybody to ieel vel
come to all our services,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
W. N. S.

The Thanksgiving meeting Of the
Baptist ladies', with Mrs. Massey,
was well attended Tuesday alter
noon, ! members being present.
THIS t.leting closed the contest pre-
vlodsly arranged. The Reds won
by l3o points, with Mrs Pearl Eos
ter as oaptalu.
The Blues will be hostess 10 the
Reds at some future date.
We meet with Mrs Ada Lewis
next Tuesday with the goth chapter
OF Luke for our Bible study.
Now that the contest is over let's
MOI ges slack in attendance and in
tesesL, bat continue to show our col
ors Be on time with prepared les.
son. Reporter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
The Christians Seal Sale

The entire state Is we'll organized
for the Christmas seal Sale which
begins December let, according 10
advioes from Geo. W. Donsghey,
state chairman. Mrs Edwin Bev-
ins, president Of the State FEEDER.
alton OF Woman's Clubs, is CHAIR
man Of the womsn's division. Ii Is
hoped bat at iesst $50, 900 will be
raised in the entire state to carry
forward the work of the Arkansas
tuberculosis Association during the
next year.
Governor Donaghey urges every
town to do Iis utmost TO dispose of
It's entire quota Of sesls as The Tu-
berc1iosis Association u trying TO
develop a comprehensive program
Tor tie entire sia,e, and has been
greatly crippled for the lack of
funds
j. II Bennett is chairman of the
Christmas Sea! Sale for Pocahoutas ;
Miss Mona Spikes Is chairman OF
publicity aud speakers: Mrs
Voohers, chairman OF stunts, and
Mrs. Dr. HamIl has been appointed
special solicitor.
Let every one buy Christmas seals
aud help to raIse a fuud TO stamn
out TuJerculosis-our greatest GU.
emy.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
Wiley Robinson

Dams darts pierced the heart of
arothcr near bachelor Tuesday and
one Of he lasttf the Old Guard has
sucoumbed.
Mr. Clifford Wiley of this city and
Miss Irene Ro'lno1 Of O'Kean we're
married a; the brides home Tues
day morning. Rev. McEwen Of Pc.
cabont1s Officiating. they left lm-
medlately Tor Memphis and other
points for a bret honeymoon after
which they will be at home to their
friends in Poclhontas.
Miss Mlrg Sue Wiley, Edgar
M r!in and Richard Hughes of ibi.
city attended the ceremony.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
Church Meeting

The church Of CHRIST at Skaggs
will have a hig church meeting TO
begin on Saturday night, Dec. 90,
to continue over the 5lh Sunday 10
December Every elder Of Church
LOT Christ in Randolph county is in
vl'ed TO attend. Home, will be pro
ylded Tor all visiting brethren. there
viii be a number OF preachers pres
ent and a splendid feast OF spiritual
food for all.
The purpose of this get together
meeting Is to stir an interest in the
missionary work IN Randolph couh-
tY. The Elders
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
f. n. Clark Of Water Valley was
in town ON business Saturday.

II VI Aiti = VI y NhNA ' NNAN Wv
in town on business Saturday.
w. X. Phlpps OF Qleutin, Okla
IA vi.uiug rd,tiyes IN Randolph
county ths week lie and bis broth
er, W. II went out to Maynard
"Wednesday Tor a visit with their
father, S X Phipps
An interesting gathering was not
ed at the home Of Mrs Jim Wander
qrlff last week. 10 the par'y there
were six persons over rs years OF
age. These old folks, mellowed
with years, have been friends Tor
nearly osptury and the gathering
must have been happy one. In
the party we're Ms Downey, Mrs
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
Mrs Josie Matheny and Ms Van
dergrif.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
RoyaI Arch Meeting

Next Tuesday mghl, Dec 1th, Il
the date for The annual election Of
oiiicers for Pooahoulas Chapter No.
63, Royal Arch Masous All mem
bers ale urged to attend. Don't foI
gel the date On 1.-the hour OF meeting
ls O'Clock
/. r. Blsukenship, II p.
W. H. Phipps, Secretary
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
Notice IeaCherS

Notice ls hereby gwen that an *
animation fof leacheis will be held
st my clica 10 Poolhonlas, Thurs.
dsv aud gudiy, Dec. 9l-22, 1923.
Questions On Theory aud Practice
will be taken from "0ur Living
Language" ADD "Acqulring Skill "a
Teaching" It not hes, for one
who has not read these books to take
abe examln,lon
Rufus A Mack, County Supt.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
New Garsac at BlggcrS

r. M Luter aod K. Il. Maynatd
are uniting up one story frame
building At l|lgger on mln sjfoel
inst ,outh of the theatre IN "hicn
,hev sill start garage bn'loess
hey will do goi eral Inc OF Bafag.
work and viii p,ssiS'y scc'p. 'ne
agency for a 'i"e Of vel Noo"
ceTs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
New FEED Store

Marvin Price and Manley JACK
sop have pat in feed store 10 the
s,ubbleheld stand west OF the pos!
office aud are opened for the winters
businees. Both are bustlibg Young
fellows and full Of business ability
See their announcement IN this
iaaua
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
Animal Election

Tonight (rhursdav) Is The time
for the annual election of officers
for Randolph Lodge No. II, f g.
a NJ All members will please take
notice and he governed accordingly.
3 Ben F Mays, W. N.
H. ~ Riggs, Secretary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
IhaRkSQiYlna Service

A union Thanksgiving service
will be held a, the Baptist church to
night Rev, A. T. Galloway Will
be principal speaker for thi' oocl-
SION. The publis is cordially inyil-
ed.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
American Education Week

President Harding, the American
Legion, DR.. John } Tgerl, United
States Commissioner OF Education.
and Governor McRae have d,ugnal.
ed the week, December 8 to o. a.
American Educauon Week | am
therefore asking all Randolph coun.
ty teachers and ministers, and oil
Others interested in education TO ob
serve American Education Week. .
The program for the week Is given
below;
Sunday, December 3rd, 1922.
FOR GOD AND COUNTRY
!. Education in the home.
2 Education in the school.
Education in the church
Slogan--A Cody nation cannot fail.
Ministers OF all denominations are
urged TO preach a sermon either
morning or evening medication. All
communities are urged to hold mass
meetings Speakers will be supplied
by American Legion posts throughout
the country for meetings on that day.
Monday, December lth, 1922.
AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP DAY
!. Children today, citizens tomor-
row.
?. Naturalization for all men and
women.
3 Help the immigrants to become
Americans.
4. The duties OF citizenship.
Slogan-Americans all by 1927. Wis
it the schools today
Tuesday, December 5th. 1922.
PATRIOTISM DAY
|. The tiag-the emblem Of free
dom.
,. Music as a nation builder.
3. Universal use Of the English
language in the L. S.
Slogan Visit the schools today
Patriotism is the basis of a happy
nation.
Wednesday, December6th, 1922
SCHOOL AND TEACHER DAY
J.. The necessity Of schools.
.. The teacher as a nation builder.
3. The schools influence on the
coming generation.
4. America as an educated nation.
Slogan-Yisit the schools today
Thursday, December 7th, 1922,
lLLITERACY DAY
| /. Illiteracy as blot on our ma
tiou.
2. No illiteracy in 1927.
3. A citizens duty toward the un-
educated
Slogan--Let every citizen adopt
and teach an iiliterate TO read and
write Visit tie schools today.
Friday, December sth, 1922.
! EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY
DAY
/. Equality of opportunity In edu.
cation for every American boy and
girl.
,. Needs Of rural schools.
3. Consolidation.
Slogau-Visit the schools today
"a square deal Tor the country boy
and girl
Saturday, December 9th, 1922.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION DAY
l. Fairgrounds.
2. Physical education aud hygiene.
3 The great out Of doors.
4. Conservation and development
of forests, soil, roads etc il,
Slogan-A sick body makes SICK
mind. Fairgrounds In every COM
munity.
This program hsa been carefully
prepared by the American Legion.
| / fea confident that oil Randolph
county teachers and ministers will
carry out the program successfully
Respectfully,
Rufus A Mock,
County superintendent
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01

We are glad to report that Miss
Helen Fayors is improving after a
four weeks seige Of typbo d fever,
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
HE WEDNESDAY Club

Miss Blanche Black delightfully."-
entertained the Wednesday Club at
her home on Thomasvile, Nov 80.
Five games If 500 were played In
ths cut for first prize Mrs. Dan
Burke held the lucky card and was
awarded a cut glass candle stick.
Mrs M NJ Carter cut consolation,
q set Of hammered silver salt and
pepper shakers Mrs. Eugene
Sohoonover received guest prize, a
glass ruit knlfe. a delicious lunch
con consisting Of chicken salad,
sandwiches, celery. pickles, stuffed
dates aud coffee, and angel food
sandwiches was served by the hostess
assisted by her mother.
Guests OF the club were: Mes-
danes !. Il. Martin, Chas shannon,
Schoonover, Seamons, Null, Pope
and Dtislow The next meeting
viii be with Mrs. Voohers. wednts-
day, Dec 49, Reporter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01

note your interest in our propective business
IIoMe next year. and will say that your activity anO
sIlyce IN insurance is most satisfactory so muc" ~
that we are highly satisfied"
Inc firm, of which the writer of the above IS D 1ne
1eau one of the largest Insurers in this section ~
gay they are carrying with this Agency, policies OF
inherent forms aggregating thousands of dollars anu
nave mad several claims for damages and accidents un
ugr lhe policies therefore their experience with tns
once covers the handling of losses as we'll the writ
ing of insurance
The full time of the members of this Agency is
gwen over to the management of their insurance Dusi
ness IN this and the adjoining Counties and through
Mo!khg consistently, covering field regularly, ana
giving careful attention to all business entrusted to u.s.
the once today has grown to the largest Insurance
agency IN Randolph, Lawrence or Clay Counties.
Weare serving hundreds of others satisfactorily,
let US serve you.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01

". NJ Johnston Of Reyno called
to se Us Monday.
shsull Williams, aged %, farm
erliyiug near Beetle, vas shot and
seriously injured last Monday night
Williams was olll,d to his front
door by three men on horseback,
who fred upon him. Williams re-
Gently took an active part IN asslst
ing cflioersto run down moonshiners
10 his community.
wal Campbell, who moved to
Oklahoma from the Mammoth
Spring section three years ago, re-
turned to that place with his family
lately. On the cover OF the wagon
these words were painted: "Back
10 Gods County,"
Miss Nell Hufstedler spent Satur-
day aud Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Millard Perrin aud Mrs. J. II. Bald
ridge. Miss Hulstedler had been
10 Lutte Rock attending the teach
ers Institute. She teaches in The
Poclhontas school this making her
third year as teacher Of fifth grade.
-HOxie Tribune.
Uncle Ben Lsdymon, who has
been making bis home for The past
year with his daughter, Mrs. John
L Fry, OF Walnut Ridge, was here
on business Saturday and informed
us that he was on bis way to Ada,
Okla, - make his future home with
his 900, John. lie ordered The Old
Reliable to pay hun weekly visis
there.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-12-01
$. |. A. Reetlnu

The S. ]. A Will NEE, F,;d.. .f
ternoen of this week Al a 49,.
All members urged 10 .s preseu..
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1922-11-04
HON. ANTON ]. cERMAK

Many factors are combining to
make il more than likely that Alder
man A. ]. Cermak viii be elected
president and member of the incom-
ing Board of County Commissioners.
To begin with, his public service
record invites confidence, because, at
a time when economy IS the watch
word in public affairs. he sponsored
gigantic public Improvements in such
a way that taxpayers were not COM
PEELED to bear the expense.
In addition to this, his wOrId-knOwn
stand on personal liberty has made
him the Beneficiary of thousands of
votes from people who. while believ-
ing in temperance. feel that the Vol
stead Act was not the proper method
of securing it-and who point to the
increase in crime and insanity sta
Itisties since prohibition took effect as
proof that Alderman cermaRs City
Council resolution in favor of beer
and Eight wines for home eonsump-
ton was wisely and considerably
conceived.
The County Board. in addison to
requiring capable executive direction.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1922-11-04

Rep1bean Candidate for Reelection As Tustee Of the
Sanitary District Of Chicago, Owing the Splendid
Honorable Record Which He Has Made His Present Posi-
tion Entities Him ReElecton Tuesday,
Lately Lavley Secured the Appointment Miss
rude Brown, Bright and Intelligent Young CoAored Woun-
Position in the Rooms Of the Board of Review of
Cook County.