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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-01-27
MATTE

The revival meeting closed at this
place Sunday night which was held
by Revs. Daniel, yanhoose and Con-
ley
Jake Wheeler of Blaine was on our
creek Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Moore Of Louisa spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. j. d.
Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Berry Of White
House were visiting G. G. Berry Sun
day.
Allie Edwards, who has employment
ut Louisa spent Saturday and Sunday
with home folks.
Luther Gartin, Charley Curnutte,
Lon Arlington and Willie Moore OF
Cordell were dinner guests Sunday of
Jettie and Alma Hays.
Bascom Moore, ST., called on his
best girl Sunday
]. d. BAN made a trip to Louisa re-
Gently.
Miss Minnie Moore of Louisa is
spending a few days with home folks.
Bascom Moore, Jr., was the dinner
guest Sunday of Miss Stella Moore.
Willie Moore spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
MRS. GRUMPY.
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FALLSRURG

We are having plenty Of rain and
mud at this place.
The sick OF our community are i'm
proving. M
Mamie Elxfns was visiting her
grandmother at this place recently.
Mrs. Anna Cooksey has returned
from Van Lear. KY, where she has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. How
ard Rife, who has been quite sick.
Mrs. l. v. Gains, who has been very
sick, is some better at this writing.
Joe Fugate has moved into his beau
tiful little residence recently complet-
ed by L. N. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Dora Jordan has returned from
visit In Catlettsburg.
We are glad to hear OF the revival
at Green Valley. Hope much good will
be done.
J H. Ekers, who has been quite sick
Is able to be out again.
Henry Ekers and Nellie Gains were
quietly married at the home Of the
bride last Tuesday night. They passed
through our city enroute to Prestons-
burg Wednesday.
J. w. Elkins made trip to Bear
creek last week.
The Rev. McClung Of this place Is
attending the revival at Green VAL
ley.
Let us hear from Yatesville.
ToPSY
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IN MEMORY

Lucinda Harriet Christian was the
daughter OF Stephen and Polly Brad
ley, was born January 81. 1881, depart-
ed this life November 20. 1921. at the
age OF 30 years, . months and 20 days.
She was born In Floyd county, Ken
lucky and moved with her parents 10
Lawrence county. KY, in 1884 when 8
years old and settled on Morgan's
creek near Yatesville, Ky. She was
converted at the age OF 10 years and
lived devoted christian for II years.
She was married TO John II. Hutchi-
son February !, 1867 and lived with
him until his death after which she
married William A. Christian Febru-
airy 2, 1878. After his death she made
her home with Rev Roland Hutchi-
son and took her flight TO the glory
world from his home, She was the step
mother Of eleven children, was loved.
honored and respected by her many
friends. The writer has known aunt
Harriet for many years and In the
spring OF 1889, while we were strug-
Cling between life and death with
pneumonia and our many kind and
loving friends were Hisiting us. aunt
Harriet and her noble husband were
In the number She talked to us, she
prayed for us. No more viii she visit
our sick beds She is gone but not
forgotten. Her memory will last as
long as her friends and relatives live.
While we mourn our loss, heaven has
gained noble soul another mother.
She told her friends around her bed
short time before her death that she
was anxiously waiting for the Lord to
call her home. Her remains were ta-
ken TO the Casey graveyard followed
by many dear friends where they met
large congregation and where we
heard one OF the best funeral sermons
that was ever preached In our coun-
try. same delivered by Rev. r, II. Cas-
sadly. Subject 18th chapter list Cor
inthians 90 and 2a verses, after which
her remains were lowered into the
earth and hid from mortal view to
sleep until the angel Gabriel sound
the trump OF God and awake her sleep
ing dust and she win come up to meet
God In the air
ADAM HARTMAN. (
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-01-27
MYRTLE CHAPEL

Sunday school is progressing nicely
nj this place.
A. o. Carter, who has been sick for
some time Is slowly improving.
Mr.. Douglas was the Sunday din
ner guest OF Milt Diamond and fam
lily.
clydus Ransom OF Liberty, w. Va,
was a caller at w. b, Pfost's Sunday
morning.
Born. to Lloyd Barker and wife a
hne boy
L. s. Alley, who has been III for some
time, is able 10 be out again
Mrs. Jay Short and children spent
Sunday with Mrs. Walter Barnett.
Rev. Lindsey Cyrus will preach at
this place the second Sunday in Feb
ruary.
Our hard road through this COM
munlty proves to be soft about two
feet deep yet, but is improving.
willie Norton, who is running one
OF the steam shovels near here was
called home Friday by the death OF his
father, James Norton.
Rev. ]. C. McClung filed his APP
pointment Mt this place Sunday night
and is expected again the next third
Sunday night.
Il. B. Diamond was business visi-
tor in Louisa Friday evening.
Mrs. Edd Rife of Yatesville was
calling on her sister. Mrs. L. Barker
at this place Sunday.
- Mrs. James Fugate is expected to
visit home folks in the near future.
TWO GERMANS.
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DEEP HOLE

Several from this place attended
Sunday school at Myrtle chapel sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall are visiting
their mother in Old Virginia.
Miss Leona Bays has returned home
from Ashland after spending few
months with her brother.
Mrs. Gladys Rice, who has been
very III for some time. is improving.
Mrs. Arthur Burchett was visiting
Mrs. Claudia Taylor Sunday.
Lige Rice and little sons were Wis
iting Dock Rice Sunday.
Make Taylor was calling on Mrs. F.
H Austin one day last week.
Rube Adams of Hicksvilfe passed up
our creek last week on his way to
Coal River.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor was shopping
at Yatesville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Burchett made
business trip to Louisa Saturday.
Bill Mcclure of Mt. Pleasant was
calling on Clarence Carter Sunday.
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RAVEN ROCK

Prayer meeting is progressing nice
ly at this place.
Mrs. Missouria Holley is improv-
ing.
Christina Diamond had as her guests
Sunday Lillian Short and Slant Chat
fin.
John Bradley was calling at G. F..
Bradley's Friday.
zelda Chaffin was calling on Mary
Short Monday.
Chrissie Diamond was calling on his
best girl Sunday.
Rosa Bradley passed up our creek
Monday.
Christina Diamond has returned
home after short visit to Hunting
ton. w. Va.
John Burchett and Mart Burchett
were calling on Fred Chaffin Sunday.
Glad to hear Of Tom Murphy i'm
proving.
Henry Bays was calling on Thurman
Short Sunday.
Mrs. Mart Burchett was calling on
Mrs. B. F. Diamond Sunday.
Georgia L. Holley was calling on
Mrs. George Coins Monday evening.
Prayer meeting at Morgan's creek
every Sunday at ten o'clock. Every
body invited to come.
Let US hear from Dennis. Inez and
Yatesville again. TWO CHUMS.
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GEORGES CREEK

Church at the Little Ethel was large
ly attended Sunday.
Ben Frailey, who Is employed at
Drift. KY, is expected home soon.
Miss Gussie Childers paid home
folks visit Sunday.
Henry Miller returned to his work
at Estiil, KY. after visiting home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Nose Hickman, the seed agent, pass
ed through our community Monday.
Girard Preston has gone to Look
out KY, where he is employed.
Con Burchett and Carley Ward pass
ed through buying fur Tuesday.
Jessie Childers was slightly injured
while trying to catch freight train
Sunday.
Robert Stewart of Norris was at
Marion Packs Monday.
VIII Burchett was the Sunday night
guest OF Edgar Gose.
The wedding bells are expected to
ring soon at this place.
John Stewart of Morris was at Mack
Miller's Monday.
Irwin Bevens is on the sick list at
this writing.
Don't forget church at Little Ethel
Saturday night. Everybody come and
bring your sweet songster.
Arthur Borders of Williamson. w
Va. is expected to move to this place
soon. WILD CAT.
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MEAD'S BRANCH

There will be church here Saturday
night and Sunday by Bro. d. A. Hays
Cosbia and Esta Castle entertained
a crowd Of youngsters Sunday.
The sick Of our community are i'm
proving.
School will close here soon,
Lizzie and Make Childers were out
kodaking Sunday.
Fox hunting is all the go here now.
The girls OF our place are quarreling
over who will get James Dooley, and
wish to see his picture in the next pa
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hale and Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Miller were calling at
Levi Miller's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Johnson were
calling at Charley Hinkle's Sunday.
Wedding bells are expected to ring
here soon.
Basil Hays and Julius Swan Of Char
ley were calling on their best girls
here Sunday.
Rev. A. H. Miller filed his regular
appointment at Three Mile Sunday.
Homer Castle will leave soon for
Cincinnati, o.. where he has employ
ment.
Let us hear from London, Ohio, r
Is. MUTT AND JEFF,
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YATESVILLE

We are sorry to hear Of the illness
OF uncle Thomas Murphy and aunt
Delilia Newsom.
Mrs. Eva wellman is visiting her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Bentley. ~
Benjamin Bentley and R. B. Hughes
seem very fond Of visiting Red Clay
Ridge.
Opal the infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Hughes is very Ill at this
writing.
The Rev. Honaker and family have
returned home to Columbus, o, after
an extended visit to Mr. and Mrs. j.
M. Bentley.
Donal Hughes and Ernest Bentley
are still in persuit Of the opossum.
Lindsey Thacker was visiting on our
creek last week.
We were sorry to hear of the death
Of Jay Adkins son who died with re-
lapse of typhoid fever.
Rolly Salyers is moving to Green
brier creek. t
Mrs. Sam Kinstler visited her moth
er near Fallsburg last week.
We sure are longing for the compile
ton of the hard road as our roads are
nearly impossible. SLIM JIM.
.
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5MADGE

We were sorry TO hear OF the deaths
OF James Norton of Louisa and uncle
Ben Carter of Oslo. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved families.
Mrs. Vim. Barnett and little daugh-
ter were guests OF J. o. Pigg and fam
lily Friday and Saturday.
Shade Chaffin, Jr., of Christmas was
the weekend guest of G. A. Haws and
family.
! Miss Georgia Hutchinson is improv-
ing nicely.
@. A. Haws and ]. w. Bradley made
n business trip to Louisa Saturday.
Miss Ethel Pickrell returned to her
home in Smoky Valley Sunday after
spending a week with Miss Gee Hutchi
son.
Miss Mona Pigg spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her cousins,
the Misses Barnett.
Miss Theima Barnett started Mon
day to school at Louisa where we hope
she will make good.
Mrs. G. A. Haws spent Monday and
Tuesday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. b. Derefield of Christmas
Misses Nora Roberts and Tudell
luIuSl abtShdSu ShuiSi ~ DuSSSy NhiS
Sunday.
i Jas. o. Pigg and Lee Adams of this
place were calling in Daniels creek
Sunday.
Thurman Hughes was in Louisa re-
Gently.
Miss Thelma Barnett spent Satur-
day night with Miss Laura Belle Car
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay spillman spent
Sunday with his parents on Twin
Branch.
I Gee Hutchison entertained few of
her girl friends Sunday.
Miss Emily Haws spent Sunday ev-
ening with her aunt, Mrs. Grant Rob-
erts.
There will be church at this place
Saturday night and Sunday by Rev,
Rowland Hutchison. Everybody come
and bring someone with you.
"A STAR OF THE EAST.
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BLAINE

Mrs. S. d. wellman left Saturday
for Ohio to spend a few weeks with
her sons, Roscoe and Luther Well
man.
Misses Blanche Osborn and Gladys
wellman were guests OF Miss Ella Jay
Hewlett last week.
Bert Byrd was called to his home in
Morgan county last week to see his
mother who is very Ill.
A daughter OF John r, Cordle was
burned very badly last week.
]. T, Swetnam and NJ. NJ. Bates were
the dinner guests of Henry Bishop last
Tuesday.
Misses Grace and Ethel Swetnam
have gone to Grayson where they will
attend school.
s. w. Boggs was a business visitor
here Saturday.
Walter Osborn was the guest Of Sam
Moore Saturday night.
Miss Ella Jay Hewlett went to Lou
lisa Sunday where she will attend
school.
Erwin Williams has returned home
from Portsmouth, Ohio after spending
few weeks there with his children.
Lee Wetzel and Grover Lowe were
business callers here Saturday.
A. j. Holton has gone to Louisa for
few days.
John Lemons of Parkersburg, w. Va.
has finished his work here for the
Cumberland Pipe Line Company and
returned home. KY.
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RUSSELL CHAPEL

Bro Lambert filled his regular APP
pointment at this place Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs, Everett Collins are
the proud parents OF an eleven pound
girl born Sunday.
Mrs. W. NJ, Bellomy is some better
at this writing.
J. E. Fields is still confined to his
home and is no better.
DR.. J. T. Bays was called to the
horne OF Frank Savage TO see his lit
tie son who cut his hand very badly,
Harry Savage was business caller
In Denton Monday.
Mrs. Hiram Pope of Ashland was
called to this place by the illness OF
her father. J. e. Fields.
Sam Manning. who is visiting his
niece, Mrs. Bette Fields, is still i'm
proving at this writing,
Miss Madge Svage has gone to Ohio
10 hold a meeting. RED WING.
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DENNIS

Revs Hutchinson, Moore and Nc
Chung are expected 10 hold n series OF
meetings nj this place soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Bentley were
visiting relatives Mt this place Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Miss Oakley Kitchen was calling on
her uncle near Gladys Monday.
LizzIe Smith has been spending a
few days with friends at this place
and Cadmus.
Misses Madge and Marie Cunning
ham and Beulah Gordell attended
church at Green Valley sunday morn
Ing.
Opal Hutchinson was the guest OF
her cousin, Miss Hernia Chadwick
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Green Moore and children were
visiting friends AT this place last week,
Josephine l.. Fannin was visiting
home folks at Louisa Saturday and
Sunday.
Goldla Rice was the dinner. guest OF
Oakley cooksey Friday.
Lester Rucker was calling on the
Messrs. Kitchen last week.
Mrs. Eliza Devil and Lora Hughes
were shopping at this place recently.
Elva chaffin and Paul Burton We're
the evening guests OF Lora Kitchen
Sunday.
virginia Hutchinson is attending
school AT Green Valley.
school win close here Tuesday, Jan.
al, We are sorry 10 see II close as we
have had a very successful term. We
are preparing n short program for the
- a. - IL
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TUsCoLA

Our sheriff. w. L. webb. has been
busy executing papers and getting
ready for court.
We are informed that some moon
shine stills are In operation not far
from here.
Some OF our good people attended
church at the head OF Cat Sunday.
Rev, Roland Hutchinson is holding a
series OF meetings at Green Valley and
lots OF our people are attending.
Messrs. Jim Hutchinson and Naaman
Webb passed through here Sunday en-
route TO Green Valley TO attend church
Bobbie Daniel. who has been con-
fined 10 his room for some time with
jaundice. IL now able 70 walk around.
Webb Roberts OF cadmus was here
Sunday.
Marion Wright OF Gladys was here
Sunday to see his brother.
Bill Presley, Jr., moved last week
from James Prichard's to c. f. Smiths
farm recently vacated by Hennie Hol-
brook.
Baiton Thompson moved last week
into the house recently vacated by
Dennie Coffee.
Farmers are busy and unless the
crops prove TO be winter ones large
acreage OF corn and tobacco win be
planted.
The roads here are very muddy
where they are not well drained and
travel and commerce reduced to the
minimum.
There is. not much trading in stock.
II seems that people fear the fail mar
kets.
Fox hunting or fox chasing is the
only sport here now. II is an every
night business TO chase poor reynard
all night or TIL he wearies Of the rum
ming and seeks refuge in some rock
house.
The writer does not own q hound
and Ia not therefore member OF the
association.
OLD LEM JUcRLENs..
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OLIOYILLE

There win be church at this place
Saturday night and Sunday. Every
body come.
Miss Ruby Brainard attended church
az Gait Sunday.
Dennis Kitchen passed up our creek
Sunday.
Beuiah ]. cordie and Madge and
Marie ID. Cunningham attended church
at Green Valley Sunday.
Miss Beulah Cordle was calling on
her cousins, Misses Madge and Marie
Cunningham Monday.
Several from this place attended
church at Gait Sunday.
Crawford Brainard was the Sunday
night guest OF Lawrence Prichard
Miss Rachel Daniels is contemplate
ing = visit TO Bolts Fork in the near
future.
Lorna Cunningham spent Sunday
with Lillian Prichard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson spent
Sunday with, the latter's parents at
Jattie.
Burnaee Riankenship called on rel
atives mt this place Sunday.
Misses Beuiah J. Cordle and Madge
Cunningham were shopping at Tus-
cola Monday.
Elizabeth Smith passed down our
creek Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham was
calling on relatives at TuBcoia FRI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baton Thompson spent
Saturday night with home folks.
Misses Marie D. Cunningham and
Shirley NJ. Webb were shopping at
Jattie Tuesday
The Misses Thompson attended meet
ing at Gait Sunday. JUMBO.
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I'M MEMORY
Hubbardstown, w. Va.

Mary A. johnson was born March
10, 1S41. departed this life January g..
1922. She was converted and Joined
the church at the age of SO years and
lived constant christian ever since.
Among her last words was she was
ready to go and only waiting the
change. She is survived by six chill
dren, four daughters and two sons, all
of whom were present at the time OF
her death, except Calvin johnson, who
lived in Donora, Penn. She leaves two
brothers, John w. Merideth Of Cat
lettsburg and ]. 2 Merideth of Ke-
nova, w. Va, who were present at the
funeral which was conducted by Rev.
RUDE Curnutte Of Fuller. KY at $500
Sunday morning, January 8.
Aunt Man" as she was called by
everybody was kind and loving moth
err She was married to Ben johnson,
who preceded her to the glory land
years ago. After that time she lived
with her brother. ]. E. Merideth whose
wife died in 1898, leaving him with
nine children to which aunt Mary has
been mother All of his children
were present at the funeral except
Carrie Merideth Busl1irk Of Shelby, o.
who could not be there on account Of
sickness.
Aunt Mary stayed with her broth
ers family about five years ago and
then went to live with her son, Ed.
Johnson of Little Hurricane. w. Va.
The death angel spread his wings
over her bed and took our beloved
mother we had loved so long. to that
glory land where there is no more
sickness, pain nor death and farewells
are never spoken. Where he can clasp
glad hand on that golden shore with
mother.
God in his wisdom has recalled
A boon his love has givens
And tho the body linger here
The soul is safe in heaven.
TWO NIECES.
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Helen McGinnis Of Chicago has
been convicted as being an automo-
bile vamp. She smiled sweetly at
Martin Meter as he was driving by
in his car. He asked her to 90 riding
with him. When he regsined con-
sciousness AZ q lonely spot in the
country his money and diamonds
were gone--and so was Helen. One
to ten years for her.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-01-27

Willie Austin of this place is teach
ing winter school at Fallsburg.
Mrs Arthur Burchett was visiting
her mother-in-l one day last week.
Oliver and George Burchett Of this
place attended Sunday school at Myr-
tie chapel Sunday.
Mrs. RUDE Adams will visit her sis
ter on Deephole in the near future.
BUSY BEE.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1922-01-27

Ernie Miller of Norris who bought
farm at Beaver, Ohio. last fall has
moved to 1t.
Evening journal., 1922-03-24

IF this Is so. and It IS undeni-
able, then just 9s that opportunity
is great, 80 in like measure is the
responsibility That responsibility
is accepted Our Association is ded-
icated 10 the aid OF the industry in
the discharge OF these obligations.
II Is a task that commands The best
efforts OF every one.
wit han appreciation OF this In
dustry's importance in the business
world and a full knowledge Of It's
own great future yet in that spirit
OF humility which recognizes dif-
fculties and limitations. this Asso-
citation takes up It's work In the
confidence born OF the knowledge
OF It's own earnest purpose, and with
the conviction that we will have the
sympathy and cooperation OF all
those connected in any way with the
Industry itself and the co-operatior
and sympathy Of tho public. whose
servant the industry is."
Evening journal., 1922-03-24
Is 1T PITCHER7


The English surname Pitcher mas
two possible derivations. It may
loo from pichier meaning pit"-m' PHI.
though Il Is more likely from pich-
ard. a dialecucal form Of Picard
meaning man from Picardy. In
either case the name would be OF
French derivation. though Il was
early established in England. To
substantiate the theory that II Is
allied with Picard there has been
found in old records a will dated
1851 in which the name Is spelled
within the same document. Pychard'
Pvtcher. Pitchard and Pytchard. In
other papers dealing with the af-
fairs OF tho same individual mem
toned IN the will are TO be found
The following spellings; Picard,
Pichard. Pycharde. Pichar and
pitcher. And all OF this throws as
interesting light on the habits OF
smelling three or four hundreds
Years ago as on the derivation Of tho
name Pitcher.
Another interesting fact connected
with the Pitcher family Is that VIII
liam Pitcher. who settled in Nt"
York state about 200 hundred years
Evening journal., 1922-03-24

Pitcher married Anna Margaret
Smith. Their first home was Ger
mantown. New York. and their sec
ond Red Hook, New York.
Matthew Pitcher. who was once
governor OF New York, was un-
doubtedly OF an English family OF
the name. He was born in Litch-
held In l777 and became governor
by the death OF Dewitt Clinton in
lH-S- His brother. zina Pitcher was
surgeon with the rank OF major in
the United States Army. was for a
time president OF the American
Medical Association. and made very
valuable Investigations into the dis
eases OF Indians.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
GLADDEN. seems TO be derived from
Evening journal., 1922-03-24

The motion picture Industry ac-
cepts the challenge in the demand
OF the American public for the
highest quality OF art and interest
In its entertainment.
THE industry accepts the chal-
ienge in the demand OF the Ameri-
can youth that its pictures shall
give to them the right kind OF en-
tertainment and instruction.
1--WE accept the challenge In the
righteous demand OF the American
mother that the entertainment
and amusement OF that youth be
worthy Of their value as the most
potent factor in the country fu-
ture.
by our opportunities are our
responsibilities measured. From
him 10 whom much is given much
is required. The potentialities OF
the motion picture as a source Of
amusement. which Ia necessary, and
as moral influence and educa-
tional factor are limitless.