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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
LOS CONCIERTOS
RADIOGRAFICOS
DE AVER NOCHE
Desde Ell Campo Irauis
Sc trQsmitieron al
centro de la ciudad
Ell Cuerpo de Senales de ese
campo militn estd hacien-
do interesantes - pruebas !,
radio-telef0nica

Publ!ca!nentc anocae dernostro ei
cre-po de scfiaIes del Ejercito ameri-
caro estacionado en- cl Campo Travis.
el novisimo deSCIJrim!ento de Ia te-
leroria ;nalambrica, :acib:endo un con
cierto que fue produc:do en- el Cam
10 mili.ar merc!onado. en- dos DE-
,intos pues,cs es;ablaciGos uno. en-
Ia Plaza de FL .Al.gno. en- IA rinconada
que lorna IL historical iglesIa, eli
otro, en- cl Parque Travis de esta
c!udad.
Mary Jordan. II celebr@da conlraiio.
fu. auien desde el Campo Travis pro-
dujo a t-avts de los aparatos iraTsi-
misores las cancioaes que denerisn
ser cscuchadas en- los aparatos recep-
torres. 81 bien cs cierio que los ex-
perimentos no tueron TODD 10 perfcc-
los que Il publico hubsera deseado.
ST fueroa 10 suficieutemeuie conrin-
centes para probar Il quien todaY.i
abr;gara dudaS sobrc ei u!aravtlloso
descubrimiento que la de ser otra &c
las Srandes conqU!stas del proSreso
del gcnio humane.
Dur.rie las pru.bas. hubo monen-
tos en- que el aparato no reSistraoa las
ondas sono-as que eran transmitidas,
solamente Sc ola un fuerte- y pro-
longado si!bido. pero y POGO, distinta-
mente Sc escuchaba el cauto, cesaba
aquel ruido molesto. y 4 IA roz De ia
contra!to. ei ritmico son!do del pia-
no que la acompana he-la el ;fmpa-
no DE- los oyen:es. tai cual 81 un fono-
srafo estuviera dejardo OR eminen-
te cantante en- disco por el sraDado.
Las pruebas. segun Sc ha Fnanifes-
tado. continuardn efectuandose du-
rante toda IL semana actual, IL mis-
ma hora y en- los sitios sefalados,
siendo eI tempo fijado para los con-
cicrtos. de las siete Y media las ocho
V media de Ia noche, esperandose que
conforue estas pruebas avancen, ma
yores sean los resultados que Sc OBJ
tengan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
EL HAMSRE EN- RUSlA

FL hanbrc Ge Russia .S X cdnsecuen
cia directa de Ia debi:aiad del gobier
no soviet:ssa. Los campesinos estan
desaientados no siembran 10 suiicien
te para II exporJacion. sino unica-
mente para 81 mismos V para aigunos
casos imprevistos, por 10 que cuanoo
Sc prcSentn Ia Sequ.a quedo nuLhi-
cado el sistema de tranSPo-;es, no
hubo cranes suficientes para 10 segun
da siembra, que on los tiempos nor
males sienprc abuudan.
FL actual gobierno de Rusia es
solo una pcquena. minoria, pues ape
mas s. cuenta con un personal DC
500. 600. Rusos. Peco dcspues de haner
llegado al podeT Sc vic ooiigado re
negar de su principle de Macdonald
zacion dc IN TERRA ' de los bancos.
despuss de haher 5rastornado entera-
menie la propiedad privada.'
Discutieudo n perspective de que
los elementos conservadores ganen IN
flueacia predominanie en- e gobie-no
dice Petrenkevitch.
sPor aho-a no hay que esperaT en-
clio. porque solo s!gnificarla un nue.
vo derramamieato de saagre. La gran
,nayoria de los rusos va no uenen re
ell Lenine porque ven que Va de un
error otro. 10 que esta paSaHoo aho
ra janas aconteci6 bajc e. domino
de los zares. Los misnos campesinos
Sc adniran de 10 que estan Tiendo.
s.El principle de Lenine IS n!aiiis-'
tico. FL hace 10 que quiere. Cree que
el fin justifica los medios.
'.Es una cosa sabida de toaos que
durante Ia guerra Lenine acepto -.
$1,000. 900 Dc marcos, orc, de Alena-
MIA. para desorganizar los ejercitos de
SUI propia patria. En- los Estados Uni
dos ese hombre seria tatado como
,raidor y castigado como tai. pero los
rusos 10 discu!pan pcrque dicen que
81 no emple6 ese dinero para su be
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
"EI PUEBLO De CUSA IS
v DFsE SER LIBSE (
INDEPENDENTS"

rav aateriores pa.ahrass que son 'I
-, f-..r,ra..ci6n dc una decia-acioh
bsrba nor u Concreso no-tc-a11eT'e.-
- en- >, aao 6e 1901. ha sido 'oIl1ada
emo base para m serio eStur'o que
A Ia. siu,aci6n international cnoana
,,o cmprendido {! doctor Luis Macha
40 ,,,fer affrrna % sigu!ent":
p n ern!enda Plat resaiia 81 sen
.;-,;ar-o d. desconf.anza en- uuesira
r1r.-idad. = intcrcs mats-lai:st.. dS
Tos ra,;t:cos ame-icanos de conSe7''is, conSe7 az
an alruna fornla, IN preao'hl'''' '''
nuestra T:epubhca -.
rs i1discutible que Il paeo'o CUBA
:, -eco,ore de una -rnanera que no de-
:, Iprar dudas que ios Estates I ~
dos Sc mos;raron en II guerra os ~
.,.a,s-Sa,ci, como sus cecid'coS pro-
.,o.o-ss. -... en:r4 IA intelectualidad Gu
- ,,acon6cese firmemeTte que los
"Tstajos Cnidos en- los moH1en'oS 10
.-tricos de ncssrrl lucha hoer'soo''' d.
o,,.,,, l. s,,erte dc las a~ulas Se man :
,orF, i,tccisa. clos en un arr2t'a u
A. cc,e-osidad no isualado en- Il r,s
- 5a1 A,undo dec!araron por msc''
fpass n "a sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
I'm MOTIN ENTIRE OBRER0S
LIBRES Y SINDICALIZAD0S
GUATEMALA GESTIONA
IlN EMPRESTITO CON
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Asegzrase que ofrecerd como
gmantia la production
de la zona de Peten

san SALVADOR, Ii Salvador,
abril 6.-Han llegado mensajes dan
do cuenta de que Ia Asamblea Lee
gislativa de Guatemala. Sc ocupa
en estos momentos en- las considera
clones de un proyecto presentado
por el ejecutivo. a fin de gestionar
un emprestito por $4,000. 900, dc do
lares. los cuales tendrian como ga
rantia Ia production dc In riquisi-
ma Zona del Peten.
Recuerdese a este rAspecto. que
uno de los puntos por los que fue
mas sacramento combatida la aami
nistraci5n del ex-Prcsidente HERE
ra. esrib6 preciSamente en- el pro
yecto de arrendamientO de Ia men
c!onada zona; propuesto por el Sc
hr Ma-cial Garcia Sa,as. que tu-
To una comisi0n de Herrera en-
Washington. Sc considera que el
arrendaIniento de Ia mencionada
zona es algo asi como Ia acepta-
ci6n de II intervention americana.
semejante a IA dc Nicaragua, y por
10 misno e. proyecto del nuevo en-
preStito sera rudamenIe Conbatido
Sc cree que pueda provocar cu ei
pueblo un serio ievantamiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
CRISIS MINISTERIAL

=, dccto. don Rafael Huate. Minis
t-o de Hacienda. ha presentado 81 re-
nuacia del ca-go que desempead, fun
dandnla cn Ia irrcsolub!e situac!dn -
ccn6nico por n que atrav!cSa On Ia
acrualldaa Costa Rica.
So susurra que 4 esta rc1'uncia Sc
gui-4n IA del Secretarioje Agricultu-
r. Fomento. ii del de Instruction
PQblica v las de otros func;onar!oS'
a.::eneS mas menos alesarin Ia mis-
ma causa. l.. situaci6n indica que a
peSar de Ia opoSicicn del PodeF L.
gis!ativo. - pals tcndr;L que recurrlr
= ia negotiation del proyectad" en-
prestito d. Is nillones de d"lareS. pueS
,.e 10 contrario suf.ird IN mas terri
be DE- las ha1ca-rOtaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
Sc espera en- Mexico a de
la Huerta en- este SeHaand

T,.eerrma Espeeial para IA PEENSA,
CTUDAD DE MENlCO, aorlt y
,gecibidc con retardo)-PaI7l los pf'-
re-os dias de Ia semana es esperaoo
., esta capital el senor Adoifo De "a
uue-ta, Secretario de Hacienda. ruien
rerresa del Estado de Sonora, u dom
de ultimamente fuera para cumpAr
con las disposiciones del Congreso
local. Este le ha concedido va nuevo
perniso para separarse de! quest" &c
Gobe-nador de aquella entidai para
se,ruir en- el Gab;nete del general Oore
g6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
MORIRA EEL TRAFICO DE CARGA ENTIRE
MEXICOYLA FRONTERA CON EE. UU.
Debido las atlas tarfas de fIetes en- los
ferrocarriIes, eI comercio estd empIeando
las Was marltimas hasta donde es possible

utilizando IA via martina del Col
70 Y aun Ia del Parffico. u resar
de que en- a!gunas ocasiones tiene
que rodea- hasta el Canal de Pa
mama para ser mas tarde descarga
da en- ManZauillo.
Por tai razon, Sc dice que cl in
tercampio comercial 50 esti inten-
s:ticando muchisimo con Europa, v
que por otra parte " Gecayendo
con los Estados Un:dos. hacienda
Sc notar que esto Sc debe Ia COM
pe.encia conerc.al que Ell matcria
de fletes So libra actualmente cn
Mexico. motivada por el alza in
moderada de las tarifas ferroca-
rileras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11

Feieoramc Especial para la PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEX1CO. abril 10.
Las taritas ferrocarrileras que
ultimamente Sc han fijado a los fie-
ties de mercancfas en- los emhar-
ques de carga, han dado oportuni-
dad que personals muy conocidas
en- el mundo de los nesocsos como
autoridades en- maceria comerciaI y
ferrocarriiera, opiaen que en- brcve
tempo estara muerto el trafico fe-
roviario entire esta capital Y Nue-
20 Laredo, Ciudad Juarez = Pie
dras Nesras. debido a 10 co-o Que
resulta para cl coGnerciar.e ma
Ger sus embarques por estas Was.
Actualmente, Ia mayo. parte de
ia carga que viene a Mexico. esta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
Authorization provisional {
uu consul americana

T.,eorap44 Especial pere - PEENSA H;;
CTT-DAD DE MEX1CO, aorI y
,-2ecibido con retarto)-La SecreiaFta
sa Relaciones Exteriores ha eS'enoi0o
antorizaci6n provisional. mientras Sc
10 co,cede el exquatay, Al Consul os
- r-..doe I-p;dos. senoc Claude /.
on, Q, 81 conccpto no es justa.
Dawson. no obstante que no cxiS,s"
relaciones diplomaticas entire MeNlCo
y los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
lMPORTANTE MANIFESTO DEL
GENERAL ORELLAhA

GUATEMALA. Guat.. abr!l 4.-E.l
Jose Maria Orellana, dirigi0 a los c!u
dadanos del Es;ado un importante ma
n!fiesto. en cl que de manera clara
exhorta al pueblo q trabajar asiiua-
mcnte por cl ugrandecimiento de IL
naci6n,
Dice el general Orcllana. que anhe-
IA que cesen cuanto antes las actiyi-
dades de los pari6os poifticos mill
tantes. Il fin De poder desarroilar me-
ior una labor de fraternidad de pro
gc"so que tieue planteada en- su ad-
7uinistracion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
HCNCRES OFtCtALES EN- LA
TUMRA DE EMlliANO ZAPATA

Tciegrarn Espr",ai prru Ia PEENSA'
CICDAD DE MEXICO. abril To-
Diversas comisiones rilitaYes Y ciyi.es
en- representation ei Sobierno. salie-
ron hoy para la c.udad de Cuautia,
Morelos. con el objeto de hacer homo
res ante la ;umba de Emuiano Zapata.
en- OCCASION n Ia celebration del aniver
sario de su muertc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
NO Sc ADMlTIRA LA
RENDICION AL JEFE
REBELDE NJ. LARRAGA
La Secretmi1a de Guerra dice
que Sc obrmd con el con
toda energ1a esta pez

rs,,oycro Espstial para "LA PEEESA'
cUTDAD DE MEXICO, ahril lo.-
Com qno,i-o de Ia suoievac!on leNaua
\ cabo por el general Manuel LaTra-
"a. la Secretaria de Guerra deciaT"
oficislmente, que e! Go5ierno esta
dispuesto a no aceptar una veZ mas Ia
rcndici0n de este rebeide. en- case liz
oue Ia solicitara, en- virtud dc que Sc
ha mostrado incorregible. puesto que
va con esta son varias las veces que
Sc ha levantado en- armas.
Por el contrario, dice II Secrctaria'
Sc ha dispuesto las tropas que guar
necen Ia zona en- donde Larraga sc
encuentra operando, que prGcedan
batirlo con toda energfa, y que Sc pro-
ceda impiacaDlemente contra e!.
Tambien Sc anunci6 que I'll mierco-
les pr6ximo saidra el general Serra-
no. Secretario de Ia Guerra, con ei
obje;o de emprender un viaje para bus
car terrenos apropiados para las re-
conccntraciones militares. y Sc hizo
publico a Ia yeZ, que el general Eu-
Cenio Martinez Sc ha vuelto q hacer
cargo de las Operaciones Militares
en- Chihuahua, Durango y Ia LaSuna.
Tele1remG Especial Para LII PRENSA.'
CIUDAD DE AEXICO, april To-
La Secretaria particular del Presi-
dente OSreg6n declare hoy que no
obstante que este rebelde habia ofre
cido someterse Observation-Disclosures, no
Sc lc aceptaria tai rendici6n. pues po.'
una partc sc tiene en- cucnta IL circu-
lar Girada recientemente por Ia Se-.
cretaria de Guerra previniendo u los
ietes V oficiales del Ejercitoi.de: ,oTSt
tentos, que Solicitaran su baja 81 que-
rian levantarse en- armas, V por otra,
cXiste con IArraga el precedente dc
que va una vez soIicit6 amnistfa qua
Il pesar de haberselc concedido Sc le-
valto nuevamente en- arynaS sin saber
correspondent a n. confianza que en- el
sc deposit6, por 10 cual Sc le batira
energicamente hasta que Sc logre (:
una Tnanera conpleta reducirlo al oc-
den.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11

(Pasa a IN Pag. o)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee La PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper in the
United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-11
LIBROs EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus lihros en- espa-
mol, a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
11S n. Santa Rosa Ave, San An
tonic, Texas. Es la mas barata.-
Mountain advocate., 1922-02-10
LOGAN HOSPITAL NEWS

Mrs. J. w. Gibson. of Harlan, Wis
tied Mrs. w. w. Snead at the Logan
Hospital Monday.
Oscar Norton, (colored) of Eman-
uel, had his right leg crushed be-
tween two freight cars Saturday
night while trying to ride from Bar
bourville to Emanuel.
Mrs. John Profit. of Wilton, was
operated on February End.
Mrs. Cleadie Baker, of Artemus.
underwent an operation.
Mrs. Walter Riley had her tonsils
removed Saturday.
Squire E. G. Mills, from Middle
Fork on Sinking Creek, was in our
town Monday to see his daughter,
Mrs. Cledie Baker who is a patient
in the Logan Hospital.
Mountain advocate., 1922-02-10
UNION DEFEATS MARYvILLE

The basketball game between
Union College and Maryville Tues
day night proved that our home col
lege not only has a coach par excel
lence in w. B. Trosper but excellent
stuff in the student body for the
making a winning team. Those who
come here to tackle Union can not
afford to under rate it as little
mountain college. because il they do
they will receive the jolt of their
young lives
First crack out of the box Tros-
per had found the basket, Blair fol-
lowing in short order. Trosper again
connected and Josh Faulkner added
one at the end of the first half that.
with four fouls, left the score IL to
3, all of which had been made on
fouls by Maryvlle
In the second half Josh Faulkner
threw a bird from left center and
in this half all field goals went to
him. being three in number which,
with four goals on fouls, brought
Unions total to 22.
During the second half MaryvIlle
played like a whirlwind bringing
their score up to II. OF the field
goals. Hendrix and Mckinley car
ried off the honors, Maryville max
ing five in all. McMurray proved to
be deadly with fouls, seldom miss
ing his shot. The visitors played
with such vigOr during this half
that the home people could be
heard gasping as the game neared
its finish.
Total field goals for Union Z. to-
tai fouls s; Maryville field goals
and fouls.
The band concert, with Simms as
director, which was given before the
game was heartily enjoyed by all be-
ing well rendered.
Mountain advocate., 1922-02-10
CRAFT-SENTERS

The marriage of Phil l.. Senters
to Miss Ora Mae Craft was celebrat-
ed at Kettle Island. Ky, on Thanks
giving Day. The bride is the charm
ing daughter of Mr.. H. c. Craft,
superintendent of the Water and
Electric Light Company, COrbin, Ky.
Mr.. Senters is County Attorney of
Knox County, who. before his elec-
tion to this Office. WIS ona of the
professors at Gun berland College.
Williamsburg He numbers h 5
friends by the thousands in the
county and has every prospect OF a
brilliant future before him.
While the friends of the young
couple will feel Phil ought to be
slain for not giving the news to the
Advocate before this, we shall all
forgive him and join in best wishes
for the complete happiness of Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Senters.
They will begin housekeeping in
Barbourville within a short time.
Mountain advocate., 1922-02-10
ATTENTION

We wish to call attention to our
High School Library Shower which
occurs February 22, in the after
noon. We urge all friends of this
school and Library to send dona-
tions or to come and bring them if
they prefer. Cash donations will be
gladly received and applied accord
ingly. Do not forget the date. re-
member this privilege is for the ben
eft of the children of your City.
The committee from the Parent
Teacher Association wishes to thank
Mrs. John A. Black for a liberal gift
recently of several valuable volumes
Mrs. Otie c. Hopper.
Chairman PIT. A. Library Com.
Mountain advocate., 1922-02-10
CIVIC LEAGUE

The Civic League held it's regular
meeting on February 2nd at the
home of Mrs. Robert w. Cole with
a very large attendance. The topic
for general discussion was cSanita-
tion" which always receives the un-
failing support of this organization
rs it hopes some day to see Barbour
vile clean town. There was also
intelligent discussion of some of the
bills before our State Assembly.
During a very pleasant social half
hour the hostess served dainty re-
freshments. Several visitors we're
present among them Mr.. Robert w.
Cole and John Randolph Hudson.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. James Miles and the discussion
topic is school Gardens and Play
Grounds. Date, February 16.
Mountain advocate., 1922-02-10
EX-SQUIEE IKE MILLS KILLED

Ex-Squire Ike Mills. of Mills, on
Brush Creek, Knox County was
killed on Saturday evening about
$3.50 o'clock while at his lumber
yard. The parties accused are Gar
rett Gambrell and Chester Warren
of the same neighborhood. Three
shots were fired and Mills was kill
ed Immediately. After the killing
the boys went toward Bell County.
Warren surrendering to Constable
Hamp Hubbard of Straight Creek.
Bell County, and was taken to Pine
vile and later brought to Barbour
by Sheriff James NJ. Carnes. Gam
brell has not yet been located. The
cause os the shooting is unknown.
Mr.. Mills was married and has
several children. Chester Warren is
also married and has four children.
Friday Bulletin Friday morning
Garrett Gambrell surrendered at
Pineville just as Sheriff Carnes ar
rived to arrest him.
Mountain advocate., 1922-02-10
r. B. MINTON IMPROVING

r. b. Minton. OF the Hickory Mill
was operated on at the Logan Hos
pital Tuesday morning and is doing
nicely. Bassett has been under the
care of DR.. J. @. Tye for some time
and the latter brought DR.. I. A. Ar
mold. one of Louisville's best sur
geons, here for the operation 1t was
found that not only was the appen-
dix in bad shape but one of the kid
neys was involved. II will be pleas
ing news to Bassetts many friends
that the operation, which was a SER
ious one, proved so successful.
Mountain advocate., 1922-02-10
AN INVITATION

The Baraca Glass of the Barbour
vile Baptist Church cordially invites
the men of the town and all visitors
who are not members of other Sun
day Schools to attend their session
at the Barbourville Institute at 9:45
each Sabbath. We want to help and
we shall be benefited by your COM
ing with us.
W. r. Lay, Glass Teacher; F. w.
Golden. President; John w. Croley,
Secretary; ]. B. Campbell, Treasur-
er of the Glass.
Mountain advocate., 1922-02-10
sTEREoPTICAN LECTURE

Under the auspices Of the Civic
League and the Study Club Mrs. w.
r. Lafferty, well-known club woman
of Lexington and state Chairman
of History" will give a historical
stereoptican lecture on the evening
of Wednesday, February 18th, at
eight o'clock in the Chapel of Union
College. Admission free and every
one is cordially invited to be present
so don't forget the date.
GERTRUDE BLACK,
11th District Chairman of History.
Mountain advocate., 1922-02-10

skirts and the body OF shirts to save
hand ironing.
Now we come to the big machine
the fiat work ironer. This mach
inc has five rolls running on five
concave steam chests and is one hun
dred inches long. All the fiat pieces
except curtains and handkerchiefs
are ironed on this. Four girls can
iron one hundred sheets per hour on
this machine. This is the sorting
room where each families clothes
are sorted and wrapped for deliv-
cry"
well, this certainly is interest
ing and how clean and light il S in
here. always thought a laundry
was dirty piece full of steam and
soap odors."
That Is the way it used to be but
in late years the better class of men
are taking hold of the laundries and
with all the modern machinery and
new inventions it is quite different.
We do not expect this ever to be a
lGr'-e plant but we have everything
new and modern and We are going
20 rltEe it the test iarTdry ir the
state"
well, 7 believe you will do it. |
surely thank you for your time and
| will tell my friends what a nice
laundry you have. Good d-day."
Mountain advocate., 1922-02-10
BREAKFAST wHEEZES

"A humorist knows that It isn't
hard to be funny but it is hard to
make others think he is funny"
DR.. T. II. Byrd is one man who
looks people square in the eye.
T. J. Moore is not going to Tejay
more than business demands.
Congressman Robsion should have
the government use w. M'Bargo to
prevent the dumping of cheap for
eign goods on our shores and save
all this tariff talk.
A tubercular germ which had
been terribly mangled was found
quite dead in the electric drying
room of the Barbourville Steam
Laundry.
At a meeting of the local medical
association one of the members is
said to have complained that a duck
belonging to Sam Lewis had used
an opprobious epithet as he passed
Dan Payne claims to give many
citizens better understanding than
they would otherwise have.
w. II. Bowman suggests that
those who find ticks in their watches
should examine the springs
The tickets Bill Stewart takes up
are his meal tickets.
One of Frank Hawn's lumber Gus
toners kicked so hard he had to cut
his board bill.
c. p. Kennedy hopes the gas will
not come in short pants.
Some schoolboys learn physical
geography best when it is illustrated
with a cane, prOmentarily speaking.
Dan Herndon got stuck on a $100
bill we had laboriously earned this
week. He pretends to be collecting
bills as a hobby. We suggest he go
to the Kentucky Legislature where
chicken bills are being freely offered
The Minister'S Union does not
know whether it can safely say too
much" about some of the present
day styles and yet feels it is not its
conscientious duty to say too little"
Atty. H. II. Owens won a suit re-
Gently but finds he cannot wear it.
A hard tussle was witnessed Mon
day between Hon. p D. Black and
new golf bag. The bag buckled and
did its best. but Mr.. Black won. The
deniZens of the Grant Drug Store
watched the struggle eagerly, shout
ing well-meant advice to the bag.
The Cut-Rate-Drug Store must
have made some cutting remarks to
its neighbor. The Cut Hair Parlors.
At any rate the Cut Hair Parlors is
or are moving to the City Pressing
Shop to get ironed out.
There was a bride seen at George
HuttOn's Harness Shop this week.
The citizen who knocked down
five hours labor by resting on a form
in the Advocate Office should know
that pie in printing office is some
thing we get crusty about.
America is a peace loving nation