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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
VELkA SCHUZE KREJCOV.
SkEHO DELNICTVA.

Ma 5000 damskych krejci
nepujde pondeli do prace a
sucastni Sc prvniho zaSedani
Mezinarodni unie damskeho
krelcovskeho d6lnictva. Kon-
vence konana bude V budov6
strojnlku Dotrva celV tyden
ia ucasti skorem vSech d6lnic-
kych vudcu americkych. Die
slibn promluvi Sam. Gompers,
president Americke Federace
Prace, John l.. Lewis, predse-
ola spojeneho hornictya, w. c..
Lee. predseda bratrstva vlako-
vych zrlzencu, W. S. Stone,
nacelnik bratrStVa lokomotiv-
nlch strojnlku, guverner II. l..
Davis, mayor Fred kohler, Sc
nator Pomerene, n. d. Baker
celia rada jinych. X siezdu sc
dostavi 300 delegate V zastou-
peni 100000 organisovanych
krejcovskych delniku. Ma pro-
gramu Jest krone iinych disku-
Sc Clevelandskem planu pr1-
myslovych vztahu k zdejSimu
odboru damskych krejci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
KRAJAN VIkTOR SAkRYD
ZMOZEN DYMEM IA PO-
KUSU ZACHRANlTI
. STARCE.

We SVEN dome {. 1864 Holm
den ave. S. w. byl vcera Sale
ty starry mladenec Edward
Wagner IA vGera povstaleho
pozaru dymem tax premozen,
ze jeSt6 na ceste do mestSke
nemocnice zemrel. O jeho "a
chranu Sc stateCne nasazenlm
vlastniho zivota pokusil hasic
krajan Viktor Sakryd, jenz ale
sam polozaduSen kiesl bezve-
domi k zemi. K ohni pTijedSi
hasici spatrili Wagnera zoufa-
lie Sc namahajiciho otevrlti
spodni okno. Sakryd vs.oupil
do domu zadnimi dvefmi a pro
dral Sc dymem q ohnem az ma
druhe poschodi k ohrozenemu
Wagnerovi, kde ale sam byl
premozen. Hasici pfistavili k
olnu zebfik a oba muze male
zaiici Sc V bezvedomi snesli
Skoda ohn6m ucinena obnasi
as $4,000. - Viktor Sakryd jo
synem chyalne znameho a We
refine tinneho kraiana p. Fran
ka Sakryda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
ZADNE. PRODLOUZENf
LHUTY.

Tento tyden jest posledni ty-
den naseho obchodovani V elsie
4735 Broadway. Pfisti tyden
Zde liz nebudem. Proto chceme
take rozprodati vsechny preby
tecne zasoby zbozi. ktere ne
hodlame sebou stehovati.
Snizili jsme ceny kazdeho
predm6tu ma nejnizsi stupen,
jen abychom co nejvice zbozi
rozprodali a nemuseli sebou
stehovati.
Nepromeskejte tuto wac
nou prilezitost k nakupu do
breho zbozi "a laciny peniz y
striznim obchode ~ koudel1'
v cisle ABS Broadway, jestt
dnes, Ultra, We ctvrtek, patek
q V sobotu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
O PLYNOVE OTAZCE MA
BYTI JEDNANO MIMO-
SOUDNf CESTOU.
v pstek move slyseni pred uti-
litni kOmisi.

Ob6znikem, radicim NEST
ske rad6, ably lined bylo pokra
covanO V urovnani stavaiicihO
plynoveho sporu cestou mimo-
soudni, rozyiril mestsky pray
nj Tiditel Paul Lamb velice Ii
YOU debatu. Lamb V dopisu i
ustne vyslovil malou duveru, ze
by pripad mesta mohl byti pri-
znive vyrizen pred ohioskym
nejvySSim statnim soudem.
Radni Marshall, jenz jako
vysadni komisar Ia administra
ce Fitzgeraldovy byl hlavni o.
sobou vSech soudnich akci Sc
proti Lambovi stav6l a pozado-
val, ably opraveny byly nektere
chyby pripadu, 0 n6mz pravd
nejvysSi soud V Columbus ma
rozhodovati. Kdyz radni Pot
ter podal navrh, ably resoluce i
pripis pravniho riditele odka-
zany byly utilitnimu vyboru,
propukla hotova boure, do KITE
re Sc vmisil tez mayor Kohler.
Radni Stacel prohlasoval poci-
mani Lambovo iako uplne Sc
vzdani a re by Lamb vubec ne
mel zastupovati mesto. Ma to
mayor odv6til, re Sc vzdali ma
pocatku hned ii. kdoz hlasovali
pro 35c plyn vGbec a prohlasil
Marshalovo prohlaseni "a Ga
cine povidani" pro verejnost,
jez ale tomu dnes jiz nebude
veriti. Napadeny Sc arci branil
volal ma dukaz svoji dosa-
vadnl plynovou politiku. Mar
shalluv navrh. ably poradano
bylo pred utilitni komisi ktere
predseda, slySeni, byl prijat &c
hlasy proti 5. SlySeni konati Sc
bnde patek 2. hod. odpol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
K SITUACI v STAVERNlM
PRUMYSLU.

Y pondeli ma byti V platno-
sti nova smlouva V stavebnim
prumyslu q die vSeho mozno
povazovati celou krisi ga sko-
rem urovnanou, vyjma polka
daCu cihel, kteri jsou cd |. bre
zna dosud Ma stavce, jak pro-
hlasujl vudci unie lrednici
Sdruzeni stayitelskych zamest
navatelu. Az na zednlky bu-
de pond6li difference vyrov-
mana. Die slov Charlese Smi-
tha obchodniho jednatele sta
vebni rady panuji sice dosud
mensl rozpory, ktere ale IA ce-
" vyvoi nemohou miti vlivu.
Zednlci odmitaii pracovati do
kud spor jejich nebude vyri-
zen. Jak Sc pravi, jsou kon-
traktori hotovi platiti ia hodi-
nu $1.10, coz by bylo o &c W.
Sc nezli loni. Zednici vlastne
pracuji vsichni, ale ne II kon-
traktoru, clenu sdruzeni, ku
!, kterym Sc arci nevrati, nebu-
deli Jim spolu dohodou "a
rucena i vetSl mzda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
ZOUFALY GIN zARLlVf
MATkY.
Vrhla se 8 dvouletym synkem
do jezera.

Y Edgewater parku stala Sc
napadnou 28-leta Marta Sop
sova, 2207 zap. 61. ul., jez s
dvouletym hosikem, St6panem,
die zdani bloudila bez cile ce-
stami. Pozorovana byla zejme-
ma Zflzenci tamnich koupelen.
Spatrili il dlt6tem stati Il sa-
meho kraje vody nekolikrate,
ale vzdy jakoby nerozhodnuta
sc Opetne vracela do parku. K
Veceru jiz spatril ma pieru lovi-
CT ryby G.. Schroeder 20 Vode
plynouci telo, as SO stop cd bre
hu, zachvtil je udici pfitahl
k pieru. Pfivolany ]. Walsh po
mohl vytahnouti mrtvolu zeny,
jez We SVEN naruGi pevne tfi-
mala nebohOu ob6t' Vlastni ne
rOZVazlivosti, mal6ho Sttpan-
ka. Oba utopenci dopraveni
byli do FairvieW Park nemocni
ce, kde lekafi pravili, ze ODE
tela byla We vode as hodinu. Y
kabelce Sopsove nalezena byla
adresa jejiho domova, kde po-
licie nalezla jejiho muze Pavla,
jenz uzkostlive cekal ma ieiich
navrat. Byv .dotazovan po pri-
Ginach zoufaleho Cinu pravil,
re Sc ieho lena trapila ZbyteC-
nou zarlivosti. pfipisovala mu
pry milostne zapletky sc zena-
mi, kterVch vmbec neznal. Sc
bevrazedkyn6 byla DO diva IT,
dny zamestnana u the Indu-
strlal Fiber Co, kde pry byla
.Jell prace Spatn6 posouzena.
coz mohlo pry take zavdati pri
emu k Zoufalemu Ginu. Y sobo-
tn brala posledni mzdu, ktera
byla take jeji kabelce male
zena. Sops pracuie Y The Ma
tional Steel Barrel Co.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
CHI PRESTUPNfCI PROHI-
BICE MAJf BYTI DE-
PORTOVANI.

Statni superintendent Proti-
hostinske Ligy Jas. A. White
z Columbus Sc primlouva, ably
cizinci nejevici uctu k Wade a
ktefi stale poruSuji zakony
prot lihovinam, byli jednodu-
Sc deportovani. Odporucoval
tax vcera V druhem presbyter-
MIN kostele ma vych. 10. ul.,
Miles Ave. Podobny lid nema
miti prava. ziti pod americkou
vlaj kou. Dale hrozil, ze Sc SUI
81 celou silou pustl boi, by ne
doslo X zmene, kterou by bylo
dovoleno pivo a slabsi vIna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
NEJTEzSf TREST "a NE
OPATRNOU JfZDU.

MunicipAlni soudce Alva R.
Corlett ust6dfil vcera nejvyssi
trest ien ia pouhou neopatrnou
iizdu. G.. j. Lawson, 1l434
Euclid ave. vrazil ma Eddy rd.
do iineho stroje a aniz by Sc 0
nehodu dale staral, rychle njel.
Jeden 4 ocitych svedkn 81 ale
zapamatoval licenCni tislo a
pravy vinnik objeven. Ryl "a
tent0 kousek Odsouzen na 30
dni do robotarny a nesmi po
dobu sesti mesic1 zasednouti K
riditku.
Deset jinych prestupnik1 od-
souzeno bylo do robotarny,
kdezto dvacet jinych zaplatill
jen pokuty. Mezi odsouzeny-
mi prvni skupiny jest jmeno
Jana Kutery q vych. 140. ul,
ienz pfestoupeni trafitnlch
pfedpiad ma odpykati 5-den-
MIN pobytem ma farm6 a ztra-
tou prava jezditi autem po do
ku pill roku. Michal Sipko, u
4509 Gar ave. dopaden byl
kdyz 81 zasportoval rychlostl
45 mil "a hodinu, pro nedoVo-
leny ten spas bude po deset
dni premysleti o marnostech
tohoto sveta ma warrensvillske
farme.
Ia vterejsiho dne byly hla-
seny diva drazy deti, ale o.
bou pi'ipadech byli riditi poll
eli osvobozeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
Klub Prazzskych
PeplkG
porada ma prOv0dnici
z A B A v u

v SokOlovne ma Wendell
v SOBOTU, 20. DUBNA 1922
ZaGatek v 7 hodin veGer.
Pri klubovnf kapele, ktera bu-
de vyhravat same provodnl
kousky. Jako ve stare vlasti.
O vseobecny poradek. rizne
napoje a chutne zakusky po-
stara Sc Zabavni vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
OBOHACENf CLEVELAND.
SKE VEREJNE KNIHOVNY.

400 knih, pojednavaiicich
0 Oriente a narodopisu vubec,
venoval predseda knihovni ra-
dy, John G.. White. zdejsi ve-
refine knihovne. Nektere 2
darovanych knih jsou vzacna
unika, sebrana pomocl jedna-
telu. Mnoho del pochazi take
z Nemecka. Velkodusny dar
Stedreho mecenase jiste bude
zdejsimi bibliofily S povdekem
uvitan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25

USPORTE CENU IA DO
VAZENf NAkUPOVANlM Y
OBCHODECH THE COMM u
NIFTY CRY. CO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
VYclSTENi POBRE1Nf
CTVRTI v DOLENNfM
MESTE.
Stare, roztrhane baraky,

Stare, roztrhane baraky, v
sousedstvf radnice a soudu, bu-
dow zajiste monumentalnich
nedelaji rozhodne Clevelandu
paradu a vykllzeni a 1prava
toho okoli byly predmetem
debaty ma vGerejsi schulz NEST
ske rady. Navrhu bylo dosti,
ale vystiznf znela i odpovdd
mayora Kohlera, jenz pravil,
ze ami jemu Sc zmlnene okoll
nelibl a re by Sc pustil do IL
pravy Sc svymi urednlky treba
jiz Ultra, jen kdyby mu nekte-
ry navrhovatel1 poradil, kde
witt potrebne penlze na vyku-
povani starych majetku, 1pra-
vu raznych Spinavych koutil,
atd. Radni j. f. Curry roza-
doval, ably ma patek byla 5Vo-
lana vefejna schnze obcan-
stva, ma ktert by Sc snad ma
sly plany, jak potrebnd fondy
zaopatfiti. Neni pochyby, re
by Sc prostfedky nasty, ale j.
ste ne takove, kterG by ob6an-
stvo jeSte vice nezatezovaly.
Podobnych navrhu ma upraveni
mesta bylo n6kolik, ale Eel,
vsechny nasty jen dutou owe
nu = "Neni penez" tax pro-
zatim vsechny krasn6 plany
znstavaji otazkou budoucnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
POKUTA $4,000 "a PRE-
STOUPENl PROHI-
BICE.

Lakewoodsky mayor Louis
Hill, odsoudil vcera Jana Ky
sela. 1921 Glover ave-, Lake
wood k pokute $4,000 proto,
re V jeho cukrovinkovem Oh
chode byla jiz po druhe naleze-
ma koralka. Jest to nejvetsl
vymera trestu, kterou zakon
dovoluje. kvsel Sc odvolal 2
rozsudku k vyssi stolici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
UPOZORNENl
VSEM CLENUM JEDNOTY
TABORITU.

Pozemkovy vybor svolava
spole6nou sch6zi vsech Glentl
Jed. Taborit6 ma utery dne 25.
dubna 8. hod. veGer do sine
p. Kebla ma Mcbride Ave. Sc
stry a bratfi. dostavte Sc vSich-
nj yeas neb Sc bude jednati
o po2emku ma Libby Gardens a
proto ie Vase pritomnost vel
mi nutna.
Ia Jednotu Taboritu
Pozemkovy vybor.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
Powell County Boys in Trouble

Three Powell county boys have
been accused of stealing Ford
car in Winchester and starting to
Middletown, o. The BOYS were
caught at Cynthiana and brought
back to Winchester. The boys
had a Ford of their own, they
claim, and thought the car they
took was their own. Which mis-
take could easily have been made
unless the license was examined, f.,
as most all Fords have a ssmeness
to their look. The writer know S
the boys and trust 1t was only a
mistake.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17

A representative of the Beat.
rice Creamery Company was here
Friday to assist j. 7. Wright in
making tests of cream and receiv
ing the same. He expressed him
self as very well pleased with the
quality of the cream brought in.
This station which will be under
the management of j. T. Wright
will receive and test cream each
Tuesday and Friday at Larison's
store, paying cash on the spot for
the same. They will buy one gal.
lon, two gallons, five or ten GAL
Ions of cream from customers,
and will also test your milk a lit.
tie later free. This will enable
farmers to Gull their herd of cows
to only the good ones, and enable
producers of cream in small quan.
titles to market their product.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17

The Clay City Graded and High
School opened Monday with good
attendance. Prof. John w. Taul.
bee is Principal and high school
teacher and Mrs. w. j. Christie
pher and Miss Allene Carroll ham
die the grades. Only a junior
high school course is being pro-
vided so far, but it is possible
that more work may be provided
later on. Most all pupils attend .
ing seem interested and inclined
to take advantage of the splen-
did instruction now being given
them.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
Powell's s Assessment

Coin Bowen, Powel's Efficient
Tax Commissioner, is in the field
making the annual assessment.
The State Tax Commission has
promised Powell that if the as.
sessment is held up to high level
Of the last raise, and all new land
sales are assessed at 100 per cent.
of what is paid for 1t, there will
be no raise this winter.
10 1919 a campaign was on in
Kentucky and we were promised
lower taxes. But what have the
farmers received? Greatly re.
duced prices for all farm prod
ucts and greatly increased assess
ments for our land and higher
taxes.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
Estill Getting Ready

The Estill Fiscal Court and
Road Commissioners held meet
ing at Irvine last week to discuss
plans for road work. Judge
Sproul was placed in charge OF
the work. The court resolved a.
gain to build the roads as promis.
ed before the vote on the bonds
was taken. This is a good de.
termination and if carried out
will bring loyal support from the
people of the county which is all
essential. One of the roads prom.
ised is to Powell county and
Powell will meet them promptly,
if the Clay City Times has to
bum private subscriptions fol-
two years to be on time.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
Arrested as AccompIice

A man named Lacey has been
arrested, we are Informed, as an
accomplice in the killing of EN-.
nit Gilbert by Topher Daniel.
Lacey is said to have been with
Daniel when the killing took
place, and was supposed to be
only a bystander, until his ar.
rest. He was taken to Winches-
ter.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17

H. s. Martin, of Genet, and
Miss LYDIA James, of kosslyp,
were quietly married Friday, Au-
gust 1lth at the home Of the
bride, near Rosslyn. The we'd
ding was quite . surprise to many
of the relatives and neighbours.
The groom is the youngest son Of
the Hon. V. O. Martin, Of &c.
net, and is one Of Powell coun-
ty's world war veterans, having
served 13 months overseas with
the A. E. +. for which he gained
a splendid military record. The
bride is the charming young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID.
James, Of Rosslyn. The groom
is 30 years old and the bride 10.
The ceremony was performed at
IL a. m. by the Rev. j. T. Adams
of Stanton. The happy couple
went Saturday to Genet, where
Mr.. Martin is engaged is farm
ing and official business. We
wish the young couple a long and
happy life, and may their JOY be
shadowed with many years of
peace and happiness.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17

ID. b. Tyra, former Represen'
tative in the State Legislature,
was here Tuesday from Wolfe
county. He together with the
Rev. Sherman Robbins, of tins
city, also a former member of the
legislature, and O. II. Mackey
and Zion Robbins, of this city,
made q trip to Frankfort Tues
day in the interest of the Powell
and Wolfe county road.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
New Telephone Pay Station

The Clay City Garage has had
a new telephone pay station in
stalled in the office of the garage
where you can receive and dis
patch messages. This is great
improvement since the garage is
open every day and half the
night. Heretofore no messages
could be sent after regular bust.
ness hours when the bank and
Brodhead- Garrett Company's of.
flee closed, they being the only
two places here in which long dis.
tance lines we're located, until put
in the Clay City Garage.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17

During the railroad strik the
trains have run and handled all
the freight so far as we can see.
The freight bills have been the
same, and they have thus saved
millions in wages. The work.
men are just so much poorer for
not having worked. Every strike
has an effect opposite what is in.
tended. But yet We will have
them. In every calculation it is
just a case like the old colored
fishermen who went seining and
caught quite a lot of fish. Sam.
DO was the only educated one in
the gang. He was accordingly
appointed to divide t h e fish
which he did placing all the
large fish In one pile. He then
got a piece of paper and pencil
Nand began making marks and cal.
culating as follows:
"Naught's a naught, and fig.
ure, is figure,
''The big pile of fish belongs
to this niger.
The employees, the public aud
the Government cannot or do not
cope with the railroad and coal
operators.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17

On Cat creek near Rosslyn
Saturday night Topher Daniel
shot Emmit Gilbert, aged 2S
years. Gilbert had just shaved
Daniel and cut his hair when they
went out to the barn where the
shooting occurred. Gilbert was
taken Sunday morning to the
Clark County Hospital where he
died Sunday night. Daniel was
arrested in Lexington Monday
night. He claims self.defense.
Since the victim died in CLARK
county and as their court sits be-
fore the Powell Circuit Court 1t
is most likely that Daniel will be
tried IN Clark county, instead OF
Powell, where the deed was COM
mitted. The statements concern.
ing the killing are very conflict.
ing. So we shall make no at
tempt to give particulars until
brought out IN the examining tri'
al, which has been set for Fri
day.
Gilbert is survived by wife
and SIX children.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
Mountz Sells Another

Joe Mountz, the Ford dealer is
in Cincinnati where he is gone to
get a Ford Roadster that he has
sold to Stanton man. Mr..
Mountz has made arrangements
TO finance persons who desire to
buy machines but have not all
the money to pay down. He has
moved into his garage and ready
for business.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John Maxwell, of
Rossiyn, were here last Thursday.
Rucker Davis, of Covington, is
visiting bis uncle, A. p. johnson,
for a few days.
Miss Grace Martin is spending
a few days with her friend, Miss
Maude Knox at Torrent.
John Derickson, of Quicksand,
was here Monday to see his
mother, Mrs. Caroline Derickson.
Mr.. md Mrs. Cliff Haggard, Of
Clark county, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ID. Todd near
the city.
Misses Irene and Jane McKin.
cey, of Fsyette county, haye
spent several days this week with
relatives here.
Mrs. Lue Faulkner, of Win.
chester, came up the latter part
of the week to see her sick sis.
ter, Mrs. Derickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Palmer, of
Mouth os Red river, were here
over Sunday to visit the Rev.
James Palmer and family.
Judge A. Z. Johnson was in
Lexington two days this week to
consult a specialist. He has de.
veloped a bad stomach trouble.
Judge and Mrs. l.. +. Mann vii
visit friends at Elkatawa Satur
day till Monday. The Judge ha
also been engaged to preach some
funerals while there.
|
Miss Nell Barnes, from Louis
Vile, is visiting Mrs. Thos. Edge
She was the bookkeeper at Cres
mont where Mr.. and Mrs. Edge
ran a boarding house last year.
Mrs. Belle Pherigo and two
daughters, Misses Anna Sam and
/ Minnie, of Lexington, spent the
week end with their son and
brother, II. II. Pherigo, and fam
lily.
Mrs. A. p. Johnson's sister
Mrs. Sarah Shearer, and two
daughters, who have been visit
ing her for the past few weeks
have returned to their home al
Charlottesville, Ind.
Mrs. Inez Davies, of Lexing
ton, spent the weekend with hel
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Edge. She returned to he
mother.in-la VS. where she viii
make her home.
Mrs. +. l.. Berry and famil,
of Louisville; Mrs. w. II. Over
ly, Of Ashland; Mr.. and Mrs. w
ii. Berry and daughter, Mis-
Bernice, of West Bend, all visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Ii. Pherigt
Thursday and Friday
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17

II. j. Porter, Sterling, Colo,
writes: IL suffered with a pain
full, weak back. As a travelling
salesman, l had to stoop frequent
Iy to pick up my grips and the
pain when Strengthened up was
awful. ] was induced to try Fo-
ley Kidney Pills. Relief was i'm
mediate. Say, they are great"
Sold every where.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17

Mrs. Caroline Deriokson was
Monday taken to the Clark couD-
ty Hospital for treatment from a
complication Of troubles. She is
suffering severely from stomach
trouble, heart trouble and ma.
larial fever.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
Ice Cream and Pie Supper

The principal of the Walters
vile consolidated school, Prof.
Victor Stephens, informs US there
will pie and ice cream supper
and beauty contest at the school
house coming Saturday night. 1t
is hoped to secure enough money
to dig well at the school, which
is badly needed.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
To Start Drilling

VIM. Bashaw was at Furnace
Tuesday and at Torrent yester.
day preparing to start a drilling
rig. All of Mr.. Bashaw's four
rigs have been idle for some time
as have been most all other drill
ing rigs since the slump in crude
oil prices.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
Water Melons on the Market

Home grown water melons are
on the market. The crop is short
and not very large. In some
sections of the county the mel.
ons were greatly damaged two
weeks ago by the large hail storm
which beat into them great dents
and caused them to rot, and in
some instances the melons were
bursted wide open.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17

The series Of meetings being
held at the Methodist church are
awakening much religious inter
est and the crowds are increasing
in size nightly. The minister,
Bro. Kidwell, seems to be very
popular with his congregation.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
POWELL COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Vaughns Mill Christian Church. Friday, August 25 1922
PROGRAM

A. Exerc III j. X. Nelson.
WokIt Needs w lIoas
Address-Mrs Frances Joplin.
Roll Call Of Schools
appointment of and Offering wor
Devotional Exercises
Group Young
Group n T.
Edowney, President.
Does 1t Pay?--M. @. Redwine
Of Conn sandEl Of
EVENING SERVICE
Address-Mrs. Joplin.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
Garrett Rents Farm

r.. w. Garrett has rented his
farm two miles east OF town to
Geo. Martin, of Rosslyn, on the
shares. This is one among the
best stock farms oD the river.
Mr.. Martin being good farmer
we believe he will make a sue
cess operating u.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17

l.. B. Rose has purchased the
VIM. Bashaw property in the
eastern portion of the city for
81, 800. Mr.. Rose is moving this
week. This is good property and
we'll worth the price paid.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
Saturday Court Day

Saturday is Clay City regular
court day market. Let everyone
come out and come in the notion
to buy or sell something. We
can have a good court market II
we will.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-08-17
Getting Dry

Not having had rain for nearly
two weeks we are beginning to
get little dry and dusty. The
early corn cannot be burt much
by a drouth, but young corn
would be cut very short by a
drouth.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07


wonderful North
SOUND AT SFOREHAM is SOME TWENTY
which HILLTOP ESTATES their
ma dandw
fore nd
to
of SHORE-FRONT
to FITCH H. MEDBURY, 469 Fifth Ave.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
YONKERS

Park HHI-Realizing the fact
that this is a buyers market, we offer
fine plot with stucco dwelling, 8
rooms. sun parlor, 2 baths, steam heat,
gas, electricity-well worth your consid-
Grafton. Asking $4,000. Must be sold.
Sunday phone Yonkers 500. S
The New York herald., 1922-05-07
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

Long IsIand--sale or Let.