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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-10
PUBLICSALE
TWILL SELL AT PUBLIC oUTCRY ON
Saturday, Aug 18th, 1922
AT TEN A. M. SHARP

The the Herbert Scarborough place containing
2sl acres of number good SANDSTONE land This land
has rested for quite while. The who buys this
land if he has in debt little onehaf,
cut with the first good crop
Improvements consists of three house and tobacco
will house four of tobacco Plenty of fruit
place.
is situated Paint Lick creek mile from
Bradshaw Mill and about four miles from Round HILL Known
all over the county "Al Grease Hollow"
and buy this place. it's good home for to
accumulate good money
Terms will be reasonable and will be made known day
of sale Parties desiring look farm call at place
and will be shown The High" dollar gets it.
Evening star., 1922-03-10
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Rain tonight
PROBABLY clearing tomorrow morning
warmer tonight; moderate to fresh
southeast and south, shifting to west
winds.
Maryland and virginia-Rain to-
night. probably clearing tomorrow
morning; warmer tonight: strong
soutbeast and south, shifting to west
West virginia-Rain tonight. warm
er IN east portion: tomorrow cloudy
and colder. probably rain in north
portion.
Records for Twenty-FOur Hours.
IL midnight. A.; 4 am, 43: noon, 43.
o. abarometer-4 pm, 1926; pm.
3O.25; IL midnight, 1920; 4 am, 5000;
am, 5000; noon, 29.95.
Highest temperature. ~, occurred at
pm. Yesterday; lowest temperature,
~; occurred at 6 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, SO; lowest, 38.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great Falls-Tem-
perature, 3S; condition. very muddy.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast and
geodetic survey
Today-Low tide. 1888 am; high
tide. 500 am. and 5:32 pm.
Iomorrow-Low tide, 1919 am. and
eZ;57 Pm; high tide. 500 am. and
The Sun and Moon.
doday-sun rose. 6:29 am; sun sets,
Iomorrow-Sun rises. 6:27 am; sun
sets. $40 pm.
Noon rises. 3:0s p.m.: sets, 4:12 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather I'm Vnrious Citles.
Evening star., 1922-03-10
GEORGE K. CALDWELL
DIES IN new YORK CITY
Chairman of Southern Freight Rate
Committee Resident Here for
Twelve Years.


Word has been received here of the
death in New York Wednesday OF
George Kearsley> Caldwell, chairman
OF the Southern Freight Rate Com
mittee of Atlanta, Ca, and formerly
the Southern railway system. Mr..
Caldwell, who has been Ill about five
months. went to New York for spe-
cial treatment, and was recuperating
at the time of his death.
Mr.. Caldwell was a resident Of
Washington for about twelve years,
prior to his transfer to Atlanta in
June, 1918, as assistant traffic man.
ager. He was born August 2. 1879,
ton Caldwell and Jennie Templeman
Kearsley, and married Lillian Wilcox
Davis In this city April 28. 1909.
He entered the Southern railway
service in 1894 and in June, 1911.
was appointed division freight agent,
with offices here. In September, 1912.
he was chosen assistant general
freight agent. and September l, 1913.
general freight agent. which position
he held until June, 1918, when he
went to Atlanta as assistant traffic
manager. He later resigned that post
to become chairman of the Southern
Freight Rate Committee, March II,
1920.
Mr.. Caldwell is survived by his
widow and two children. Davis and
Lillian K: his mother and two
Seattle, Wash. and Thomas, Of
Thomasville, Ga.
Funeral services will be held at
2211 r street northwest tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Burial
will be In Oak Hill cemetery.
Evening star., 1922-03-10
FOREIGN. .
e am. Greenwich time. today
|Ex.REPREsENTATIvE DIES.
Gen. Benjamin LeFevre Of Ohio Ex-
pires in Atlantic City.

Gen. Benjamin LeFevre. former rep
resentative from Ohio and veteran of
the civil war. died Tuesday at his resi-
dence in Atlantic City, N. J. The body
was taken to Sidney, Ohio, where fu-
neral services and interment were held
today.
Gen. LeFevre was born October S,
1888, in Shelby county, Ohio. He served
throughout the civil war and was raised
to the rank of general at its close.
Later he served in the Ohio legislature.
and was appointed consul to Nurem-
berg, Germany, under President Andrew
johnson. He was elected to Congress
from the fifth Ohio district in 1878 and
served four terms. While in Congress
he was a prominent and influential
member Of the lower house, serving on
the committees Of appropriations, agri-
culture and military affairs.
After his terms in the House Gen.
LeFevre lived for several years in
Washington and had many friends in
this city. He was a great traveller and
visited many parts Of the world not
frequently visited by travellers. In one
Of his trips, which occupied a year, he
encircled the globe. He was at Carls-
bad at the beginning of the world war.
and, together with many other Ameri-
cans there at that time. had great diff
f1culty in getting out Of Europe. For
the past five years he has been a resi-
dent Of Atlantic City.
A nephew, DR.. Edwin LeFevre of the
Department Of Agriculture. survives
him.
Evening star., 1922-03-10
MRS. ALBERT KAUTz DEAD.
Widow OF Rear Admiral Kautz Sue.
cumbs at Brighton Hotel.

Mrs Albert Kautz. widow Of Rear
Admiral Kautz and resident Of this
city for many years. died yesterday
in her apartment at the Brighton.
Mrs. Kautz had been ill for some
months, but was thought to be re-
covering when she was seized with a
relapse, from which she failed to
rally.
She is survived bv sister, Mrs. Eu-
gene Wambaugh of Cambridge, Mass.
and brother. Rear Admiral Joseph
NJ. Hemphill of Washington.
Rev. DR.. Freeman of Epiphany
Church will conduct funeral services
at the home Saturday morning at II
o'clock. Interment will be in Airing
ton cemetery.
Evening star., 1922-03-10
STUDIES D. C. POLICE.
Maj. Alcantara Of Honduras Army
Looks Into Methods,

Methods of the Washington police de-
partment, believed to be a model, are
being studied by Maj. Napoleon AL
cantara Of the Honduran army. Mai.
Alcantara comes from the province OF
La Ceiba, Honduras. on instructions
from the governor. He was introduced
to Maj. Sullivan. superintendent Of po-
lice, and Clifford L. Grant, chief of de-
tectives, by Lieut.. William G. Stott,
formerly chief of police of Honduras.
Next week Maj. Alcantara will enter
the police school of instruction, under
command of Capt. Shelby.
Evening star., 1922-03-10
BANKER REMIcK DEAD.

NEW YORK, March 10.-William H.
Remick, twice president of the New
Remick. Hodges & Co., investment
bankers. died yesterday after brief
Illness.
For the last year he had not taken
an active part in business. the strain
of finance from 1919 to 1921 having
broken his health while head Of the
EXCHANGE
Evening star., 1922-03-10
DIED.

DIED.
BEALL, March 10. 1922. am. at his resi-
dence. 1902 Park pl. NV. ELMER LEE
from the chapel Of Pnmphrey Bros. Rock
VILE, Md. Sunday. March 12. at 2:aO pm. 12'
BEERS. Friday. March 10: 1922 at a.m.,
MARGARET, beloved wife of F. c. Beers
(nee Ruppel). Funeral from her late resi-
dence, 517 X st. ne, Monday. March ID. at
$3.50 am. Requiem mass at st. Mary Q
Church at 0 o'clock. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment st. Marys cemetery. H.
BosTRoM. March Z, 1892 in San Diego:
Calf. CHRIsTINA BOsTROM. Notice Of
funeral hereafter. 10
BYRNE. March 10. 1922, at am. at her
residence. 1912 Prospect ave. NV, MAR
GARET, beloved wife Of James J. Byrne
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CALDWELL. Wednesday, March 8. 1929. at
Montclair. N. J.. GEo9GE kEARsLEY. hus-
band of Lillian Davis Caldwell. Funeral from
the residence Of Mrs. d. G. Davis. 2211 z st.
NV, Saturday, March IL, at $50 Pm. Reia-
tives and friends invited. lnterment private
CARPENTER. March 8. 1922. in full Chris.
tian faith. LIZZIE CARPENTER. She ieaSes
to mourn her loss. her most devoted father:
i've sisters, two brothers and host Of
friends. Funeral from Rev. Coieman's
Church. L st. s.w.. March IL.
We did not know the pain You bore.
We did not see you die;
We only know you went away
And did not say goodbye, ,r r.,u,v !.
co11Rn THURSDAY. March 9: 1922. at S:1s
RNWIs COiIIER. devoted husband Of Mrs.
Julia c., and father of Harriet l.. and L:
Estelle. and Mrs. ]. D. Saunders. Notice OF
funera herea3tags
Evening star., 1922-03-10

Professional begging letter writer's
to the number Of $4,000 are register
ed by a London charitable society.
which makes a business of investigat-
ing the truth or otherwise of any beg
ging letter received
Evening star., 1922-03-10
CARD OF THANKS.

ful appreciation the Kindness shown during
the illness and expression Of sympathy and
floral tributes rendered on the death Of my
grandmother. Mrs. G. v. CARSON.
her GRANDSON. WILLIAM FRERIE. .
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
SceebluuOS, @ie6.
~

H1in MuttojoSta ettG minut on
poIittii firieeniuoibtojofii ia aiio-
miebefii t1ue leboelle. Ston fum-
otfin toinret mastodn fiitoflello,
mttto fp. toimi on minulle mai.
teanlainen, iillG miniilla ei ole fir
decentralization fpfpG, enfG nGe enfG
fitlile tGGlt1 mitGGn lemmoista ia.
~pobtuapon, iofo diff firioittamiien
artpoista. SGGllG ei frnilc nptf1Gn
miiiito fitinf "Soboi ia ~firneSten
6%iominen". SinG tGGllG on Scr Mu
tiollo ii~onloinen meti1iiroffo, loit-
too tirffejo bon @loten 6or 60. ia
t1ntGn firjoittoiollo on iiitd piencm
pi oio. @ott 6. &osfp ia Sanfrit
loittofpot tlffeia iamalle
comparable 8 MALTA t6dltG pobioi.
ieen, ioten melfein faiffi poiHafun.
nan intellect ia bepoiiet on moini-
bomisio.
Sammifititn 80 pdiwd tdaIIa fiic
n poiffafrnratt e~nfimdinen oi,ifos
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

"SSeeiufien iperen orrlo on laboe
pobioton maif' iltot ia miito jlo-
tot sc pbtG tdpnn6 on.
SitdpG ioimme turteo oIIesiam.
me Soirportin 90. 8. iiibIasio. II.
ieommon piibition fattto taifiii ris
tin ionoma. Seeiusta mooilmon i'm
tein iotpittoioo firfastettiin FULL.
jain tiiftnoilIe omistettotpofii Ia us.
fottopafii. @ibSn Sairportisio ole
ipptd ionoa: Ell ole tiIaihnitto ioo.
od firuIIa etpanfeIiumio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

MOAN nDt olemme iaaneet Sllmalan
luomasta alottao ulttta muotta,
min emnle toiin tieba nGemmefo
puooen loppua. Sbminen uitoo,
mlltta Sierra iobtoa omionia tGmGn
paltbaaipan mailman lGipitle. SGGl
Ia Sdn meitGfin iuoielee ia marie
lee, ettemme diff main ianan fliit-
liioita paon mpos tefijoitG. ia min
pGimG pGilpGIt6 fospoiiimme Ser
ran Seeiufien tlntemiiesia. SeeIus
pl1buu iiit1 maiipan uioStn, jofa o.
Il beitG fobtaapa ientGDoen fun
moailma Ell tunne SiGG, eifG taboo.
SiGn l~1bett1mGn Seeiufien omista.
minen oil tuottanltt opettsloplille
iloa ia riemlta, mltta ie oil plan
iGtt1mG beioGt DetfiiefIi iltlirem-
puan %tusfaan ia ep6toimoon. Se
iaipot omistao Seeiliflen, beillG oil
b1neSiG fpllifii ia min iaomme me.
~
fin omistoo Seeiuflen loipintofltole.
moSlo tapobtuneen alttiiuoen itIel-
lemnte o%mofIemme.
Yppo1mme miel1 fiittGG niitG ps
t0lpiG, iotfo tulitte meit1 pllGttG.
mGGn laltlulla pnnG mltilla berfitiI
la tuoben tllllesioon ipomiIet ia iup
miiet ia mtltt bopealobjot. Sc oil
% mrtotto pboesiG olooifamnc
lmtistoitblo. &iitos mpos Scr Sao-
mistolle pubeesta ia ioitostu, pnnf
mliista. &iitofiet Mtr ia Mrs Niilo
2aineelle ia mpoS lapiillemme iiitG
rabalobjosto, joGlo muis-
meta. @affautennc on idilp-
mG ifltiiesio mhistosio. Srmala
bpipppoellG1n polfiticc teib6t monin
fcrroin. 0stGpnpoellG
Sophia ia Tbruml Mot'on
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

9tpt FIFTEEN t6nl6n fpb6pf, eni faut-
Ia lGbet1mme ~terapeiiet teillc iodn
'armolapiet ia fiitofIemmc. fun las.
fitte opettaianne nellie o~biolaiiille..
fin iaarnaamoan ristiin noitlittaa
&ristusta. &iitoS wonit meiban Gle.
melanoin iisfoien puolesta. Saam-
NEE Sidn armoiiipein i%uojoan.
9iiii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
seriuc6Ops @it6ee, isis.

Giittaion Iiifiioille, lGbelGd ia
toiitono oIeipine. Giattelin piirt6G
ionfun ritpin gliittaia- Iebteen, fosfo
tdalta Ell ndp mitdan Iebbesid. Iiin,
ortpo ipptd ionoa, eta taltpi on Oh
nofin tapania pitdnpt. Sddndfin
Iitrta tiiIee ti~isfitttaa tdmdn tiios.
tafin ia on poffar,en Min ettei tab.
DO uIos uiitiia mernd.
Coffin fpIId titrtneft beifoffi itieni,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

Bars &noerion (rlto~tiolainen) Jun
tpnDt 1851, ttlllit t1bGn maaban
1887 ia iamana muotena tulIut
tdnne bomesteaoilGeen, iosia on a.
lltnrt flolemaania iaaffa ia on ob.
teralln tpoll11n iaan1tt pboen bar
baita farnneia Sron gountpsia
Weicb. SGlbattiin Jun. belmif. s b.
past. Slanberin iiunaamana.
8anbin iuomalainen aimfas ia
leitrtnntamme idien Mar Sacob Sos.
tp, panbempi on oIlrt iairaSten
listalIa 10 pariien miiffoa. &6n on.
tim 10 ebtinpt forteaon if1Gn 10 pai
monia ~iuottanait baiioan lepeon fob
ia 6 pnotta fifteen. Samaten on
Sam 2nopa ia Sacf &osfp iaims.
tareet, eoellinen louffaufien falttta
tdr1 talpena ia iGlfim1inen pioii
aifoa cifd pield ole teripe.
Wteiodn ieurafuntumne main al.
foo rafentuo TRITON emf fep66na
buonosta oiasta buolimatta. Sir
ton Tia on 10 oIllit ia npt or sstet.
III l%altola ia taifen letppiIi6 9 tlt-
man Ianffuia 5000 ialffoo Mr Grit
Salolta. allfdd bGmmGstpfo, autto-
Jon l%ltfiiot, jos tulemme teib6nfin
into fer1pSlistain fansio, iilld len.
rafiintamme on pieni ia pStSpo.
rainen.
Snliluflironme, iofa on Dnrisitel
lit @r &orteIan ioboolIo on t6ptn.
npt loffanttaa betfefii baiolla aiu.
main jdienten, palion Iumen ia TO.
fonsbioneen tGbben. OIemme fapt.
t1neet foulubuonetto fpoan iiiben-
tin pGdii "reiupeffa" wdlibin, iiIIG
ne loillut ioito me louloimme. ne
tlioflliipot "iomintpucrest1" ia IT'D
ei Iaotano iolIi. eta me ilturi Inn.
tliet lallomme. "2oin &ristpS 10
tdpoesti tapttGnpt on ia .ipntimne
ottonut pois". Mhttto feiu61n1 toas
aletoan Ia louletaan oifein "piran
fiulolla" min fun @ntti SnsScI ia.
moi tGGlld ferran.
8iimeiiiSid mimeroisia &l,ttoioo
on olltt u%iitiiio iotfa tefep6t ma.
Iertatpon p~aifihifien iiiben, ioIIe
on firffofuntummc 10 SumoIon
.paltafinnan uiio fallis. Eoinomrne
'ttd toifista ndista ieIpitaan Iotuin.
.otperta miiisteIlesia.
SpoamelIiiet ~tertpeiiet taifine (.
I. lifiiafunnaIIe ia toimituffeIs.
airieenipoibtoia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

nibistofaa tiInitfieane oiois.
IA ettei IebSen Idbetpfiesid tapot.
tiiiii mttddm iesteptpstd. samo,,
lebtedmrne cite ftiitenfuon mot oIIo
ierran iiiben tliast,ttuanne. odta.
tdfdd Iebiemuse omaiitneume emo.
u,eemi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
grabbuef, q. ..

stun Dll1affaltt erdaSla ttrleeslu'
nj @lttajasIn ferroin firjauiltuif-
Iesta mEooistaja" mainitiin fen fir.
joittaiotii Maila Sol,pion, jofa Off
Il pitGnpt ola Silia Soabti. T1ma
ereb0ps ontoi mintlle miellptt1-
wGn tilaiiuuoen mielG miitata fir.
jan ormoffaaIeen iiiGltoOn: &irja
ion falinofiriallinen teos. eifG Ills
mitGGn bortalisfirio. Wtuttu liitd
buolimatta on firjo mielestGni ter.
meellinen m~afamammonfin friSti-
tim luettumofli. Sieluffaillu piir-
teillG flupotoan firjasia ne eroanui
ilutoet, mitfd omat olemoSlo joufs
f%ousfonnolli r1ttto elGipGn ia lisfo-
maiien pGlill1. Somoin tiilee liina
ellie Iellaiiet perinotteettonlot ii.
miSolennot, iotfa ptIfnn ia mibat
pelpsta omat molmiita fltmortele-
maan puolelle ia toiielle, frn toaS
ielloisten mustofo90at, t1ntiiet, jot-
ia borjl1mottpmtino pplpmGt fiinni
Sumalan lanaSia ia nouoattapat o.
mantunnon GGntG pelfGGmGtGt ielt.
raufiio. &irjoiliiator or mposfin
taitamoSti fltmonnut fuinfo pllnaSr
ten jouffoon oil efiDnpt ielloiiia,
'iotfa Observation-Disclosures ia periaat-
teittenla ml1ofii eimGt oliii iinne
fuulltneet. &erraslaon liifuttomon
fulpan Sumalnn ldpien SiGn tab-
toon ulistltmilcsta iaa lufija posto,
ri Wiffo Salmen ia bGnen naimon
ia Silian apiimeiieStG erobetfest1,
fun postori lGbtee %firffoon, jobon-
ia p1inaiet oliipot fofoontltneet pi.
tGm1Gn fofousto, iulistamaan iiel-
IA miimeifen ferron Stmolon TO-
tinlfIio, ioSia tsbtGpGSiG b1n tieii
tuleponia itrmntufii, futon fGpi-
fin, iillG pltnoiet ompuimot bGnct
firfon olttorillc.
Sc fobto fertomufieSIa, misIG
paStori Salmi erGGsiG nelrpottelils,
ia iuuri mnarnn GctfellG, ianoi:
"Olen erebtpnpt. Glen oIlllt liiofii
fiintnnpt l1betDsbiStorion tutfinii
leen enfG ole cllronnilt aifocni"
ontoo ojotteJemiicn oibetta. Sn i6
miliG, jotfo pit1ipGt e.tci popilla D.
lc oiteltta noStoa fotlettoan ulfo.
puolelle ieitrafiintopiiriG, CT tlttfio
cifG ~ormostella aiun benfiiiG eli ia.
lo1ibelliiia liiffeitt. .SoiIet iitGmos-
tom pit1pGt, ettG poppi, ollen Sin.
hin lportiio, OH oiteutettll iopo mel.
lpoitcttltfin Hoanlatln moloSio til.
njun topobtlimio ia
liiffeitG, mifGli iiiben TOR
teimmilt1 i~ielunboitoo fosfepiltu
toimilto oifoo riittGG.
Gain iu1iri pitbelinren fottto tie.
Jon ettG &oninlliSielirofunnon fir.
-uri liior &nifo on ioonitt lieluGn
)aIlpalisfobtoufien. Toinen fGIi ia
olfo orpot oipot tornottomat. Wrs
eai,fo on mosto 90 10. ifdinen, pb-
zen Iopien diti. SoIpous Iienee
pain IiemempGd Iaatiia, joten Irs
oIlen piel6 mtori moi iiitG
Soiste enentpi.
so. q. %.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16
KANSAN KIRJEITA
Scbcfa, Minm.

~ NN'N' ~ Nv "tup""N t"|
moan.
Yfii tie on main iofa wie tai.
paniecn Sa ie tic on faita, Sc on
&ristuS.tie, Sofa mie tainoan fun.
niaan.
On onnellinen lie, fen fulfee tG-
til tiet1 uSfosia SeeIufieen. sis
Seeiiifien lperen moiniasta olamme
uiapan nltiiaita. SGtG me famine
alma lisfon ia tunnlistaa. &aiffi eli
wGt fulie tGtG faitaa tietG, moan
fllfclpat laipeou, faootufien tistG,
iofa lpic beio1t 6Gpe11n. sc onN,bs
mi Ell onla i'm ellei ban Ell usfo
S~celufiesla ailtuuttoon, ipaan len
bplfd1 ia plonfotioo SSltntalan la.
nan. SillG montu on futi1ttL
maan borpat omat lpalitut.
Oi jospo 10 iofainen rsfoiii
mitG Seeilts tefi ipntisten bptpGfli
@olgoton ristillG.
Ga iG1lien mtel' etiitfin formes-
ia efipneben Sn riemrlitcn Inltlrla-
ban fonnat. Hiin lille npt tee, Seen
barbaclec: Slto loitimes' 6crfllt ia
monnat.
@f. 30 j.. %iunn1ntaino ioimne
fofoontltn firffoon Scrran ionoa
fuuleninon fun %pastorimme oil tGGl
Ia toiien ferran mime %fulsIu. Ga.
mosIa tilaiiiiuoesia loatettiin Scr ia
Mrs Suttuien pieni poifd moan
poipeen, ionfa Sierra 10 iparbain
futii1i luofienia. SGn oil mGbGr
mnille puoben wanba. SGmGfin
muistuttoo clGmdnrne lp6pttG oil
foo. Gimme moi tietGG fltinfa pian
Seeius fittiul jonfun meibGn iou-
fostammc poiS. &lfoon mifGGn mel
t1 estGfo motfallo. Olfoon uSfpn
lamppu alma palanosin, lc ei iaa
iommun, paan oljpG on alma liI1t-
tdfuG. Gimme tieod MILLION SeeiitS
tulce, Dflin Sltmolo ZEN tietGG. SSu-
malo on meioGn mG1r11j1mme, SD
nesiG olfoon toimomntc ia turipom-
me.
Sitten iunlutntoi-iltano fofoon-
muttiin @ug. gG6on talolle, joSia o.
Ii bortausbetfi. Olifin fofoontltnut
r~unioosti mGfeG. SiellI fcstustcl.
tim nloriiotpoStG, jos iootoiiiin
nltoriIoliitto toimimaan. NintiG 10
fpottiin, ioito tuli 10 melfopaljo.
Olos, mtoriio, itnesto tefemG1n
Serran tpotGl @n ttcoG fertoa c.
nemp1G, iillG fofol,s pGGtettiin pi-
tGG Delmif. 5 q. Soilpottoma oliii,
ctt1 ic olfoili toimimnon ia iaatni.
fin nuoriloo ieuroflrnnaT pbteptecn
ia titntcmoon IT'D Serrao, jcfo on
nuoretfin ipepeIl1Gn ostanut.
@iimciiesiG ompelulellron fofouf
Tesla Mfrs Senrp &osfen llono oil
fobpipopoGstG tuloia $3.49. &iitcS
poDbGn fottoiolle! gnIintGinen ON.
pel1iieltran fofous on Wrs Gobie
Silbcnin litono belmifultn 10 D.. flo
9 /. p. b. 8oiffi mlfoon. &irieeni
OH petpnpt fopin pitfGfii, ettG mG.
iptGn Ilifiiot nailld pruttumoiiillu
ripeilI6. &offoat %teripeiiet foifine
nutuoille.
Seiffo iiiorenne Serrosia
$. @oifo, f.w.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-02-16

taas olemme laaneet iublia", flrlli
nleammalta eri tabplta. Iiin eib1n
le Serran fnnia ole pieldfGGn to-
paanlu muuttonut. G5e tulee fautte
'aifolen olemaan ilibliwaa f%oniao.
&pllG iitten taimoasia on tobellofin
autuaallista, fun alma ipaan jubli-
taan ia Seeius, rataS mcliemme on
julian p~adiobtaia oifein iilmin fat-
leltaipana ia ibailtatpana. Hiin, iie-
ldbGn masta oinamme ontaa tGpoen
funnian ia %fiitoflcn SSeeiufielle fun
ban meioGt ipnnistG oSti ia lunas-
ii. Eastori Inttonen pllbui jltoflliS.
ia filporaoalla iet1 moittoIeppeleStG,
iofo meta taiipoasia ooottoo. Olipn
toliaun, fuin diff tainoan olpi 10
raotettu f%otieltatpafli. Tltntili min
luloiielta aiatellesla: maan m1bGn
oifaa taistellu ia iitten ijGincn art-
tults Slim litona. Miponpa tGmG
toimo iai iilmiSt1 il~onfDpneleet pilo
tanloan jo ipbGn pubfeii ionoio
fertomoan: "tGsiG, Sierra, on mel
OGn min bDpG Ola.
Ho min, pfii mifa ipaon onfin
Soirportin iublisio, josta me Gle
pelanbin iisfot ioomme fGriiG mG.
ban. sc on liinG ettd iiellG on liion
bauSfa ola. Minobon teemme mot
fallo pdGtofiiG: 40 faarollo TO-
tim, npaan fun pGbGn uifao on
jublittli, aifa lGbenee lG9teG pois.
-
iilloinpo tllee pGdtos: "masta II
faorolln YaineslpillestG, eib1n iit1
alma iublita". ga niinpG olimme
iuopuneet, ettemme Iaiiinfaon 51to.
manneet njon flllflto, ioten menetim
NE fanron millG pitt pGGstG 8ui.
nesbillecn. Slipa tpiiaon 61tGmme
ilturi, lpoon ienbGn fuitenfin for.
ipaii @r Siiifan bpma uutofnptti.
Gboimme Ills If toaraon, eli pb-
tGGn minuuttio olllit aifao o0otcllo,
iuofiu jolnSra main uutosto fac.
roan. Wonet fiitofiet ipoon Mr
Sllifalle bplpGstG %fppbistG, iefG
maimnsto mitG liinG oil, fun ieIloi.
len fiireen fonSa t1Dtbi l1bteG.
Slimmepn oleminamme onnelliiio
fun iStiiimmc fooraSin, iofo men
M buristi Glepelanbio fobti. @unn
pianpa famine tietG1 ettG tGm1 nie
toistn rotoo fltin n1it1 olimme to;.
iponect ia pelf1iimnp 10 ettG Diem.
me moSta oomlrpltolello postG To-
tona. Sopo pGGttelimme ettG olim-
me oifa tpbmiG. fun ferto famine
oltton Min milf Ell beti pDnoettn
mlenldun Glelpelunoiin loaffo. Diff
Il oil Ills tdmGfin malta. Canine
a eritertoo naibettoa ojopeliG ia al
no ooottoo 20 minutttio ief1 mo-
ban e%nenpifin. GibGn toiiaon fpl-
mppS a%boiStunut, lateli biljoQccn
ipetto, MOAN ei niinf1Gn baltsfalle
tlntiinut | oifoon pollG ooottno Ia
hes pitoli %tuntio. 81 fet1Gn Malta
olltt enGG liiffealG iprjG folpun.
gtllo mistG fooromme fulfil. Iini
=. ioitti 1 aifoon emGnnGlleniG, ct
tel ban moi tltllo tina ponG fotiin
ltlld tpibooinfin folmntto fGDoesi1
oltnne tGGlIG 2~ofepoooisio. Ne-
minnie bofli Selmin ia Iinon poif-
toon. &ello 3 oitdan istiiimme ia
l%otl1r1e bpDGlIG balullo niitG bert
tii1o nlit1 $. ia Nino loDiifp1t felt
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-15
HICKORY STORES
NOW OPEN At
NIGHT

The weather man today brough.
JOY to the hearts of thousands OF
people in this section who do then
trading in Hickory. The forecast ror
tomorrow is fair and colder. TIT
stores were, open last night and viii
remain open at night all next week.
For the past two weeks the weather
has been either bad or Indifferent,
with the result that trading has not
been as active as heretofore at IT,
season of the year. Business has beel
steady at most of the stores, however,
and in some cases the stocks have beer.
replenished for the second time. Mer>
chants have been able to handle the
rush without difficulty.
Next week it is hoped that shoo-
pers will arrange to trade as early
in the day as possible. The morning
hours are considered best by many
women, who arc able to leave home
in the forenoon. A good idea is to
read carefully the Christmas sugges,
tions in the Record each night and
plan purchases early.
Merchants have put on extra clergs
To handle the Christmas rush and
there will be no trouble in getting
served next week. 1t is advisable
though, to attend to shopping as eai. :
as possible in the day and week.
The stora windows are things ca
beauty at night and hundreds o.
people arc inspecting them.