davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11
v ODvETU "a PoPRAvY.
Bomby vrh&ny a staveni zapS-
lena republik8ny v Dublins.

Dublin, 10. prosince. V od-
vetu "a popravy Rory O'Conno
ina i ostatnich, republican, dnes
znicili ohnem bombami resi-
dence J. J. Walshe, vrchniho
postmistra ma Berkley rd.; Sc
ma McGarryho, vojenskeho
guvernera trestnice We Phillips
burghavenu a Michaela Nc
Dunphyho, jednoho z vladnich
sekretarI ma Clonlifer Road.
Obchod s farmarskymi vyrob-
ky, vlastneny pi. Jeanie Powe-
rovou, jednou re senatorek via
dou ustanovenych, rovnez byl
znicen.
Dnes vecer bylo zjisteno, ze
Rory O'Connor a jeho tri spo-
lecnici byli popraveni Mount
Joy v6zeni spolecne a nikoli
jednotlive, jak Sc drive vzdy
d6lo. Byli vyvedeni ven oci-
ma zavazanyma a postaveni
pred streleckou cetou, pozlsta
vajici ze dvaceti ctyr muzd.
Kaplan a diva knezi z Clon-
tariff kolleje byli odsouzen-
ci.
Ackoli vykonanf ortele bylo
zcela neocekavano, vsichni Ia
chovali srdnatost O'Connor
zemrel s modlitbou ma rtech.
T9la pochovana byla We hro-
be, jenz vykopan blize mfsta,
kde byli zastfeleni.
Rory O'Connor, jeden z po-
pravenych muzd, byl jednfm z
nejlepsich pfatel ministra vni-
ira O'Higginse, jenz 2 rozkazu
vlady nafidil vykonanf krvave-
no rozsudku. Kdyz Sc O'Hig-
gins zenil, v podzimu minule-
no roku, O'Connor byl jeho
druzbou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11
JAPAN ODzBROJUJE LODI.


Washington, 9. prosince. Je
denact v&lecnych lodi jest od-
zbrojovano Japanem v souhla-
su s petimocenskou namofni
smlouvou, cimz zmensen byl
personal v japanskem v&lec-
nm lod'stvu 0 $4,000 distojnf-
XII a muzI, die Irednd zpr&vy
keodboru statu cd velvyslance
Warrena v Tokiu. Tyz pravf,
ze Japan zastavil pr&ci skoro
ma vsech bitevnfch lodfch, JED
byly rozedtaveny pred wash
ingtonskou konferencf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11


DR.. Harry Emerson Fosdick,
faraf Prvnfho presbyterniho
kostela v New Yorku, bude po-
volan pred vseobecny snem
presbyterni cirkve v Indiana
polls v pristim m9sfci kvetnu a
prinucen bud prijati ucenf pre-
sbyterni cirkve neb vzdati Sc
sveho duchovniho Iradu. DR..
Fosdick byval drive duchov-
MIN baptisticke cfrkve a jeho
kaz&ni Sc neshoduje s presby-
ternim vyznanim viry.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11
NOVA KATOLICKA ClRKEV
We FRANCII.>

Pariz, 8. pros. KatOlicka cir
kew We Francii stoji pred v&z-
nou roztrzkou n&sledkem ze-
nitby knezi. Pr&v9 utvofila sc
nova cfrkev, jez ma byt zna-
ma pode jm6nem ''francouz-
ska dfedni katolicka cirkev" /,
jejiz biskupem stal Sc abbe
Maxine Ardot, jenz ozenil Sc
s jeinca clenkynf sve osady v
Ijedne vesnici distriktu Sein-et-
Marne. Co nejdffve ma byt o.
tevren novy kostel teto cirkve.
v tomto kostele zenatf kn9zi,
jimz papezem zakazano bylo
konati bohoslu3by, vykonavati
budou n&bozenske obfady We
smyalu ffmsko-katolicke cir
kve, aniz by vsak uzn&vali au-
toritu papezovu. Able Ardot
ma byt vysv6cen ma biskupa v
n9kolika tydnech We shrom&-
zdeni asi 800 kn9zi, ktefi Sc
vzepfeli papezskemu rozkazu
ohledn6 celibatul q ktefi tvofi
nynf j&dro move cirkve. .Ocek&
va Sc. de nejdele do sroka aeva
n&rodnf cfrkevy francouzsk& &
rozsifi se-po cel6 :Francii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11

ponci, pravil, ze ma pevnou
ddv6ru, ze kid bude v mem "a
chovan.
Ministr Wang v il,terviewu
nekolikrate vyjadril pfekvape
nj mad tim, ze zbran9 sliben6
Japonci pro policii, nedosly.
Japan, pravil, zdrzel dod&mf
t6chto zbrani trikrate. PraviI,
ze ma 300 policistd We m9ste,
a 10000 vojakI ma hranicfch
1zemi. Ministr dale pravil, ze
nemini obvinovati japofiske d.
rady z nejake dskocnosti, ale
tvrdil, ze jsou d6verne styky
mezi podrizenymi japonskymi
1redniky a bandity.
Vlada vsak oznamila, ze do
eessllialaaeAeeaA.s.a eslila Hss dla nahoz ban
dite v provincii Santungu o>l:
aspon docasne uklidneni. Ban
dite obdrzeli 100000 $ pod
minkou, ze zdrzi se ode vsecn
nasilnosti po odchodu japonske
no vojska.
Tisfc banditi bylo pfijato
do policejni hotovosti v Using
tao. Ustfedni vlada, bez vojen
ske moci, byla nucena uciniti+
nte-kossEsnnis y Ah 4 ~.
hnula zdanf, ze nemdze 8lm1.'
vovati navracene Izemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11
VZPOURA v BULHARSKU
POTLACENA.

Londyn, 8. pros. Bulharske
pravidelne vojsko zavadi po-
fadek a postup makedonskych
agrarnickych rebelI byl Ipln9
zarazen, die zprav obdrze-
nych re Sofie dnes. Zpr&vy o.
deslane We ctvrtek z B6lehra-
du a Athen o prohlasenf stan
neho prava, vrazdach v Sofii a
tazeni armady proti hlavnimu
mestu, byly velmi pfehnane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11
BILLIONDOLLAROvY DEN.
v p8tek bude vyplaceno
81, 900, ,00O, 900 drzitelIm
vl&dnich bondi.

Washington, 10. prosince.-
'Patek bude billiondollarovy
den narodni pokladne. FL
|nancni odbor naroda v ten den
vyplati ma hotovosti neb v CEN
|nych papirech $700,OOO,OO0
drzitelIm not vitezstvi, jez ur-
ceny k vyrovnani 5000. 100000
drztelIm dosp9vsich poklad-
niGnich certifikati zadluzeno-
sti a $10O,O00,OO0 v 1rocich ma
'verejny duh.
Vyvolane noty vit9zstvi, ma
'nez 1rok pTestane Is. prosin-
'ce, nesou pismeny, ABODE
"a F, pred pofadnym cislem.
We spojeni s patecnf vypla-
tou pokladna nabiz $S08, ,0O0,-
600 AZ procentqEch not, jez
'vyprsi "a diva a !. pdl roku a
$400,000,000 pokladnicnfch
certifikatd. jez aospsji We
'trech mesfcich, nesoucich 31z
proc. 1roku.
Drzitelove not vfk9zstvi, wy
volanych k zaplaceni W patek,
mohou je vymsniti "a move no
ty neb certifk&tX neb mohou
,'koupiti stauaiicf bondy svobo-
dy "a pfevladajicE. trznf ceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11
GNSKA VLAJKA mad SANTUNCEM.
UZEM DAVNO ODCIZENE., NAvRA-
CENO BYLO VCERA "NEBESKE kfSp'.
BYLO PUVODNE ZABRANO NEMCI A MA POCAT.
KU SVETOvE vALKY JAPONCI.

Tsingtao, Santung, 10. pro-
since. Santung byl navracen
Che dnes beze vSech obradd.
Cinska vlajka, poprve We dva-
ceti ctyfech letech byla zdvize
ma mad administrator budovou,
ktera byla pouzivana Nemci a
pozd6ji Japonci, ktefi Sc zmoc
Mill lzemi behem sv9tove val
ky.
'Mala skupina japonskych a
cinskych dfedniki vym9nila
formalni proslovy a pfipila 81
navzajem, nez-li odevzdany Ii
stiny, jimiz prenos dzemi pro-
veden. Cfnska delova LODI v "a
livu vypaila pozdrav v poled-
ne a pax japonsky policejnf
hlayni stan prevail byl, Gina
ny. -
Gen. Yuhi, japonsky gene
ralni guverner v Kiaocau a
Sbyvajici japonske vojsko v d
zemi vzd&li sc IA prosince. Ne
ktefi ddstoji6ci a dfesdnici v
.pfistavistfch zdstanou Q deset
dni del9a 1ak rovnez budou Wy
stfidani Cihany.
Tisic Santungskych voj&kd
ptdbylc senf, nezli 1zemi bylo
FpfeSz1to. Ans Eb..s = lIisI
cfnsky ministr pro zahranicni
veci, jenz pfijal dzemi Cd ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11
HOSPODARSKA SITUACE
Sc LEPSf.
Sk0ro vSude jest vice delnictva
zamSstn8no.

Washington, 10. prosince.-
Zam6stnanost v primyslu v
Clevelandu jest ma nejvyssfm
bodu cd ledna 1921 a jest6
vzrIsta. Toto bylo oznameno
dnes pfislusnym dradem odbo-
ru prace. Rownez bylo zjiste-
no, re po celem Ohiu nezamest
nanost mizi. Mimo to zpravy
ze IS prdmyslovych stredisk
sd6lulji, ze Sc skoro vsude je-
vi zvysena industrialni cinnost.
"Ponevadz zamestnanost sc
stuphovala dIsledne behem u
plynulych dvanacti mesicn,
IDA Sc to byti znamkou stalo-
sti," pravi Sc v prohlaseni O.
boru prace.
Ze sedesati p6ti prdmyslo.
vych stredisk, 81 mesta ozna-
mila zvySenou zamestnanost v
listopadu a jedenact oznamilO
mensi zamestnanost, kdezto
We dvou mestech neshledana
zadna zm9na. Mezi mesty, jez
vykazuji vzestup zamestnano-
st, jsou: Cleveland, Cincinna-
ii, Columbus a Youngstown I;
Dayton a Toledo oznamily L.
bytek v zam6stnanosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11

tordm vyslanectvim We Wash
ingtone, nichz zadani jsou
I've jmen6 lidskosti", aby uci-
Mill neco ma skonceni "tohoto
chladnokrevneho vrazd6ni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11

pisy "a dalSich 5000, 900, 900
zlatych marek.
v nahradu zada, aby mora
torium bylo prodlouzeno nej-
meme ma diva roxy a jest9 ma
delsi dobu, kdyby obnos ode
vzdany reparacni komisi jako
vynos domacf pIjcky pfesaho
val ,500,000,000 zlatych ma
rex a zada, ably nahrady W.
rovnavane dod&vkou zboxi a
materialu, byly zastaveny be-
hem obdobi moratoria.
Mussolini pravil dnes vecer,
ze premieri povazuji n9mec-
kou notu rozhodne neuspoko-
jivou a Ultra poslou odpov6d'
obsahujici odmitnuti navrhI v
nj cfnenyCh.
S navrhem poslan byl do
pis cd kanclere Cuna, adreso-
vany Bonaru Law-ovi, jenz v
mineni francouzskych delega-
til byl obzvlast' pozoruhod-
nym pro sve pokrytectvi. Byl v
mem licen zoufaly stav Meme
cka v pfitomne dob9 a zddraz
memo odhodlani n9meck& Via
dy dost&ti z&vazkdm smlouvy,
pokud to lbude jenom mozno,
~ kekSxspfasf5 taisE FfsQeou@'
"a neznel prawdiv9. We skuteG-
nosti jest to pouze z&dost o no
We moratorium. .
Londyn, 10. prosince. Zda-li
ctyri premierove dospeji k ne
jakemu dohodnuti, jez by Sill
bovalo dspech conference, kite
ra svolana bude do Brusselu,
jest dosud otazkou. Jako v mi
nulosti, hlavnim kamenem IRA
zu jest odhodlani Francie wy
mahati vojensky splneni smlou
Wy Nemeckem.
Nova briticka vlada jest po-
vazovana "a priznivejsi Fran
Gil, nezli pfedesla administra-
ce, avsak Bonar Law v pritom-
ne konferenci osvedcil zrovna
takovou opposici proti jakemu-
koli zabranf Ruhru jako jeho
predchIdce, kdezto Mussolini,
az dosud neznamy vivv v evrop
ske politice, rovnez jest proti
tomu a odporucnje pouze kro-
ky, jez by prinesly prakticke
vtsledky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11
-zATcEN PRO- VRAzDU
DAvNo sPA6HANoU.

Kenmore, o., g.: prosince.
Louis BenAk, 40-lety, byl Eat
cen zde ma form&lni obzalobu
pro vrazdu. Jest rz&d&n Ifady
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11

v Mercer Pa. Die sdEleni tam
nj policie, Benak zabil svoji
manzelku pred jedenacti lety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11
" pHjaty kr&lem.

-
Odpoledne odebrali sc do u
fedni residence britickeho pre-
miera v Downing Street a setr-
vail v porad6 tri a pIl hodi-
ny. PAX vydano pouze strucne
oznameni sdelujici, ze obdrze-
ma byla n6mecka nota a roko-
vano o nj a ze nezli Sc premie-
Fl sejdou Ultra, pima kabinetni
rada bude svolana, ably W.
slechla zpravu Bonara Lava
o situaci.
Nemecka nota byla odevzda
ma ministerstvu pro zahrani-
chi veci " sobotu vecer DIR.
Bergmannem. Nebyla uverej-
n9na zde, avsak vyrozumiva
sc, re navrhuje vyps&ni ja'k "a
hranicni, tax domaci pIjcky,
z nichz celia pIjcka opatrena
zahranici a polovice p1jcky
domaci byly by doruceny re-
paracni komisi. Mimo to ne
mecka vlada navrhuje ode
vzdani reparacni komisi dluho
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11

Dne;ni dnen zasind zvts ozsks OBJ
chodnkG
sinio n1kupy obhd ph1zi doba
vzdy ochons obstavs ponahaji vude kde jest teba
Ct akpu bhodni
pfste az
by 81
Odposusuene nel obchodn z "Svst"
be
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11
NEMECKA NOTA Sc NEZAMlOUVA.!
SPOJENECTf PREMIEkI NESOUHLA.
ST S BERL LfNSKYM PLANEM
NEMC1 zADAJf DLOUHE MORATORIUM A OPA-
TRENl 81 PENEZ POJCKAMI.

Londyn, 10. prosince. Navrh
cd nemecke vl&dy ma move do
rozumenf vzhledem k nAhra-
dam, prov&zeny osobnfm dopi-
sem cd Cuna, noveho n9meck&
no kanclefe, k Bonaru Law-ovi
byl dnes pred konferenci spo-
jeneckych premierd. Byl pova
zovan "a neuspokojivy a odpo
we'd odmitajfcf jej bude vypra-
covana a prijata pravd9podob
ne Ultra.
Jediny jiny plan pritomne
pred konferenci jest omen pred
iozeny italskym premierem
Mussolinim, jenz spojuje repa
racni problem s ot&zkou mezi-
spojeneckych dluhG a celkovy
mi nOdp0darskym1 pUdmfnka-
mi v Europe. Neobira Sc vsak
dluhy. jimi4 evropske zem6
ieOu povinnovany Spoj. Sta
t0m. o t9chto bude uvazov&-
no, jakmile nemecky navrh bu-
de 5 cesty.
Premiefi nell dnes pouze
jodpu konferenci sice odpo-
le1e Dopoledne zabr&no by
N6tevou delegaci fran
- lllf : belgicke y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-11

hnula zdani, ze nemdze 5f1'
vovati navracene 1zemi.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-09-07
Live L.ona Like Tortoise.

Advising people that they will live
longer If they breathe slowly. physi-
cal training expert exhorts us to "go
to" the tortoise. He explains that the
tortoise. the slowest breathing animal
Of all, lives to 1000 years.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-09-07
Another Newspaper

We have bought third paper the Tunca Times Tunics is
wide awake Delta town just fortyegh miles south Memphis
the County seat of Tuna County At the request of the
Chamber Commerce. active organization 46
ber we went to Tunica in the spirit than with
intention Of making investment there We location
80 promising and the enthusiasm Of its generous citizens
that we we're easily prevailed upon.
At present there will BIZ changes made
OF either the Philadelphia DeKab plants We shall
cated with US at Tuncs arner Caedge PROMISE
who graduated last June from the Agricultural Mechanical
College OF Mississippi He Editor Chief last year
College Revee and left the College with the esteem his
mates and the confidence Of the College faculty.
new plant will be Installed Tunca equipped with type
setting machine seoypng outfit and modern fixtures Through
this improved machinery shall be able improve the
all three plants The ypesetting machine will facilitate
publication OF pamphlets catalogues proceedings and in the
ing of complicated business forms Our erotypng will
make illustrated possible and improve the
makeup of our advertising columns.
When told of Mssssppis leading daily Jack
few days that contemplating the purchase
another weekly he said You troubles eby you?'
No. had not thought much the added troubles had
more in mind treble servc and readers advertisers
toners will the evidence of after the plant
to function.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-09-07
Eliminating Danger From Fumes.

( Fumes from chemical plants have
been one source of many damage suits.
Chemical engineers today are making
many successful experiments which
will ultimately lead to the elimination
Eof all such fumes. Smelter fumes are
being recovered and made into sui
,phurtc acid.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-09-07
Nasurs,s Frsak,sh Mssss.

Mature y full Of freaks. and now
pues IN old head on young shoulders.
an1 then young heart beating under
fsufssccrs wintefs. -nmsrsen.
lnsallIhis Wsafhtr signs
Weather signs are - follows: 4
rs6 sunrise With lowering clouds later
neans rain; morning fsg, usually
ns1fs away before nosnj I deep fbtds
~ means fair weather: . growing
vhifoness II ~ sky forecast1 storm;
fog9 ansnre nsl11sd weathoe ~ ! rule !;
! gray lswsring SUNSET y forsrun-
~ - mia
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-09-07
Why Not.

Well, II a cup is the same as a
mug, and that is the same as a face,
my girl has one of the prettiest loving
cups you ever saw.-Rehoboth Sunday
Herald.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-09-07
A World View

The Senatorial 1t will be the
final results will be definitely known Much has since
the LIST Primary the significance have
that most of have with local mind carried
our old prejudes and preferences the polls with
Senatorial has world significance that escape
is more farreachins than the boundaries Mississippi the
United States
The League of Nations is two old. birth only
few far seeing nations willing sponsor it, Today fty-one
countries large and small members These
tries represent fourths the worlds population and three
fouhs of the worlds The following nations only are left
out Abyna Ecuador Germany Hungary
Mexico Russia, Turkey and the UNITED STATES
1t Hubert d. Stephens elected exponent the
Senate of world and mutual understanding the
pies OF the world James K Vardaman it means an
other stumbling block the fon of the program that was first
expounded the immortal words earth and good will
towards men, We frame all having
voted for either candidate other the world
view.
Phadsphia has typhoid. There no reason to be
alarmed but there every vigilance our health
officers Every effort should the source of nfec
ton and prevent anything of spread.
Good Cause
The Parent Teachers Philadelphia is sponsor
ing effort to have physical of all school
children enrolled this Experience has repeatedly
these examinations profitable Backward stupid chill
dren frequently because they suffering dis
physical defect Two ago we spent delightful day
at Mssspps Industrial and Training School Columbia we
told by the Schools splendid that Of the
boys and girls committed that were
surgica operations Over 300
have been made at the school, and many miracles
performed IN the behavior of its students Bad onss
put lot of mischief into otherwise would be normal
boy.
Furthermore, limit the derived from such
an examination to those diseased 1t is just important
healthy as It for the others If child Phlad
pha Schools and there be several tnbecuar mpo
tant that this child be taken the air
treatment but it is important that this
source of infection to other children.
The physical examinaten hereore double purpose
from infection and contagion
May the mothers and fathers Of the Philadelphia School
sane view OF this effort and for the saving
the life of some child this year.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1922-09-07
French invented keyiess Wxtch.
The nrst keyless watch ID said to
have been made by d Frenchman In
the year i7c4. ~
Origin 81 the zulder Zee.

The zutder Zee ID 1 result Of the
bursting fof the dykes. This happened
n the Thirteenth century. and, In
ADDITION to Holland being cut In two.
ana Trieslaad being separated from
ths rest ofsthe country nv large
sheet of water. hundreds u villages
vsrs submerged and about $1,000 per
cons wers drowned.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-07
Birthday Party

Wednesday afternoon from to q.
Mrs. S. b. Hill entertained number
of little folks in honor OF her daugh-
ter. Mary's sixth birthday.
After playing games, ice cream
and cakes and candies were served.
Mary received many lovely presents
from the following who wished her
other happy birthdays:
Josephine Payne, lnez Stone,
Luoise Hammond, Helen Beaman.
jeanette Lawson, Evelyn Dowell, Edith
Garrett, Elvy, Mary and Myrtle Null
Inns. Katherine Baker. Ruth Johnson.
Margaret Wright, Mary Lou Wilcox,
Little Mary Elizabeth Hill. Edward
Stone, Lawrence Wright, Arleen Hill.
Jack and Elmer Beaman, Kyle Ham
mond.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-07
Complimentary to Miss
Burchheld

Complimentary to Miss Ito Burch-
field. OF Bristol, Mrs. h. T.. TaSgart
gave an informal dance on Monday
night at her home on the hill. Dur
ing the evening Miss Burchheld de.
lighted the guests with several whist
ling numbers. Sandwiches and punch
were served to the guests present.
Mrs. Goodwin assisted Mrs Taggsrt
in entertaining.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-07
Sewing Party for Visitors

Miss Bruce Skeen entertained
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
guests, Misses Bethel Becry, OF Lew
isburg, W. Va, and Mary Dabney,
OF Richmond. with sewing party at
the home of her parents, Judge and
Mrs. H. a. W. Skeen. At six o'clock
delicious course consisting of fried
chicken, potato chips, tomatoes. beat
en- biscuits, olives, ice tea, ice and
cake were served to those present
who were: Misses Caroline Goodloe,
Lucy and Ann Maury, Mia Goodloe,
Juliet Knight. Frances Scott, OF Knox
vile. Ruby kemper, Sarah Mouser,
of Bristol, Eleanor Baker. Bethel
Beery, Of Lewisburg, W Va, Mary
Dabney, of Richmond. llo Burchfeld,
of Bristol, Louise Hershey. Ethel Van
Gorder, Grace Long, Ruth Smith,
Mesdames Holton. Banks. Wampler.
Wren, Goodloe. Brown and Skeen.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Russell, who
were married Sunday afternoon in
Jonesville, motored to the Gap sun
day afternoon and spent few hours
enroute TO Knoxville and other SOU
thern points for several days bridal
tour. Mrs. Russell was formerly
Miss Saluda Gibson. of Joncsvillc.
After their bridal tour they will re-
turn TO Norton where they wifi make
their future home.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-07
GATE CITY PASTOR
PAYS VISIT TO
BIG STONE FRIENDS

Rev j b. Craft. Of Gate City.
spent few hours in town Thursday
visiting his many friends on his re.
turn home from holding services in
the Baptist church ST Appalachia the
night previous. This was the first
visit Bro. Craft had paid the Gap in
several months and his friends re-.
minded him OF Il, too. He never fails
to visi, this office when passing
through and is always given hearty
welcome.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor and
brother. Robert Horton. spent Sunday
~ Big Stone Gsp.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-06-07

g. $50
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-05-11
HARDLY ADAPTED FOR BAIT
Species Of Mlnnews In Pacific cssst
Rivers Attain Really Gigantic
Size and Length.

There is species of minnow, ma
tive to Pacific coast rivers, that at
tains weight of 80 pounds, says the
Philadelphia Ledger. Another kind
of minnow belonging to the same
region is the Sacramento pike, or
"squawfsh," which is four feet long
when full-grown.
We are accustomed to think OF
minnows as little fishes, and so they
are all in the eastern part of the
United States. But the minnows be-
long to finny family quite dis
tinet, and although nearly all of the
hundreds of species are Of such small
size as to be useful only as bait or
even for that purpose too tiny-like
the stop minnow," for example,
which is so deadly foe of mosquito
wrigglers-there are few that are
big enough to test the tackle of an
angler to the utmost.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-05-11
EVIDENTLY A THIRSTY LOT
Records Show That the Builders OF
Brown University Were Literally
Supplied With Rum.

West Indian rum, some OF "
every good and DID," played large
part in the erection of Brown uni
versity, according to university his
torians who have discovered among
the early records a bill for liquors
which grew in arithmetical progress
sion as the university buildings rose
in height.
The last three gallons we're used
to raise the roof, the records state.
Tradition relates that at the lay
ing of the cornerstone Mr.. John
Brown, merchant, treated the crowd
literally to punch, and the accounts
show that what began at the corner
stone laying continued through the
entire time of construction.
The items, besides revealing the
habits of the founders, attest to the
with which the structure
rose. They follow: "June 2s, to
one gall W / rum, when laying the
cornerstone. IS Cd; Aug. 8, to two
gals W l rum, Is; 81 lbs sugar, Is,
when laying the second floor; Aug.
%, to four gals W I rum Every good
& old when laying third floor, lbs;
Sept. IA, to four gals W rum, |
b sugar, when raising fourth floor,
As I'd; Oct. 9, 7s4 gals old W I
-um, when laying fifth floor, 81 rs
I'D; Oct. to 8 gals W l rum, when
-aising roof, los 3D.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-05-11
EXCLUSIVE THIEVES

Medals won at horse shows in
London, and the provinces, family
souvenirs and large number of
other silver articles have been lost
by Mr.. Joseph Thorley, head of the
firm Of Joseph Thorley, Limited, of
Kings Cross, as the result Of a
burglary at his residence, Woodhall,
Shenley, Hertfordshire. The miss
ing articles were in. the drawing
room, to which the thieves obtained
entrance by cutting out the glass
from a window and christening the
shutters. Besides removing every
silver article in the room, the bur-
glars took several boxes of cigars.
They apparently left by motorcar.
London Times.