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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1923-11-02
2EVIVES TALK OF GOLF
LINKS AND THE LIKE
loent For New York Syndicate Coming To
Seek Site For Big Tourist Hotel In
This Vicinity

The iatt Of a New York
,1ica,c looking into North
stern North Carolina for the
.,ihilitics Tor 4 tourist hotel
20 to 500 rooms is begin
,oc to revive talk of an Eliz-
beth Civ country club. golf
rk>. 4 landing iiCld for air
lanes. and all that sort OF
hing
r,rr,sentative Of the Syndi-
a.. n,king for Il tourist hotel
b, IN NnrrhraStcrn North Carolina
.,,.rr~l i'm Elizabeth City in Il
-. Igvs. The identity of the pros
.. 4 not To bc publicly revealed
s,rchard because ddirectors OF
. lnral Chamber Of Commerce
AMI ~ ct hold of him before he
,,ll.j of tu some other locality.
N.r.hrrucrS are beginning to find
r. that North Carolina offers
t.a,rr attractions than Florida
l. naiiu. and sport. The climate
lalmv enough and never cner-
bin. in winter as it is i'll Florida
I paints farther south. Western
-rh carolina is already thickly
..r, with tourist hotels. but EaS-
Pm North Carolina has neglected
=, ro>>ihilitieS of tourist trade.
rl r.- Eastern North Carolina has
E,bu.. fishing. boating. hunting
4 water sports that Western
birth carolina can never. offer
,,r.,r<. and the ozone of the At
r.fr doesn't conccdc Il thing TO
irrr2rS of the Western noun
|irs.
Er, The tourists who run away
m home to play almost invar-
llv demand some things that
Fizahcth City. for instance. has
elected. The Northern business
ham who takes Il nights Journey
b rest and recreation expects to
irI golf links ar the end of the
.rrncy. Elizabeth City has no
orf links. Then TOO. the numbers
I 'ha>.. who travel hy air is grow
n. a,i towns that get tourist
.n,rr> must have som" sort "f ian"-
NJ rsr. for land flying machines.
A.. fsr, one of the best harborS
y ,b. world for hydrOaeroplancS.
~ .brrr isn't Il safe place any
rbrr. nearby for Il land machine.
Ths Chamber of Commerce Com
lf.... raar i preparing data t.
how nm" certain New York Syu'll-
~, The advantage uf location
par Elizabeth City are beginning
ID ..-r uneasy about the fact that
n. lgyraG some of the things
ls- {, Il st must have. 1t Is AL
,rt-q. Of Il country club
rf Il, eintcrcSt i'll the posi-
ill.,, Of Atchin" IL lot of the
m-.. lt IS that is now high
a'r: thru the State to less de-
.w,, ,riutS farther South.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1923-11-02

Carlcnd Of fine apples at our
warehouse. Srvrra! different variet-
les. 50 TO 1925 Il bushcl. Brock Il
Scott Produce Co., Burgess Street
cN2-1t.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1923-11-02
CLINIC FOR CRIPPLES.

Elizabeth City's crippled children
will have an opportunity TO attend
n clinic for cripplcs which will he
held here on November 81, accord:
ing to Mr.. Anna Lewis, County
Welfare Officer.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1923-11-02

Good eyesight is inexpensive. See
DR.. J. D. Hathaway, Optemetrist,
Elizabeth City, y. c.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1923-11-02

For your eyes sake see pr' .. y,
Hathaway. Optometrist. Bradford
Bldo, Elizabeth CITY: y. = e..
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1923-11-02

Don't neglect your eyes. See
Hathaway. He knows. acV'
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1923-11-02
Looks Good For Mclean.

JnrbllSlltUJ lEc r'"'' 'ii'' VI
near too good to start anything.
Thirty-ccnt cotton has pulled about
all the leading political lights OF
East Carolina into lin" for Angus
Wilton Mclean of Lumbert0n for
Governor. it appears. There is less
Bailey talk than for months past
although the wise boys nod @gelH
and conccle that Bailey would give
EN- hell if the bottom should drop
ont of farm prices as it did during
the year Of the last Subcrnatorlal
primary.
As regards the movement To re-
tire members of the state admins
trotion more or less as whole several
spri"htly prospects have gone to the
batIl-hOuSr. put on their bathih%
suits and Strolled down to the water,
mt in Il toe and beat il back for
their hritchcs. Living is much too
doggoncd easy in the old North
state nowadays 10 stir up any cN-
citcmcnt over turning Il man out of
Il $500 job.
For all the walk over this and
that concession made to special i'll
tcrcstS, the prevailing sentiment Is
TO let we'll enough alone.
North Carolina has become prl-
marily an industrial State. Its
capital is for the most part invest
rd in corporate property. Money
is timid and opposed to change: !:
sleek, well-fed folks seldom KICK
over the traces. The natural con-
spryutism of the most American
state in the Union is being adNed
nrontinund on page Four
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1923-11-02
GOSSIP FROM
YOUR CAPITAL
Locks Like Work Mapped
Out For Curr;tuck's Low
ers of Hunting
by q. j. COFFIN
Special Raleigh Correspondent OF
THE INDEPENDENT

RALEIGH. Oct. 5l.-Cur-
rituck might as well get ready
Tor 4 surc-cnough fight il it
expects TO balk uniformity Of
game laws at the next session
of the General Assembly. The
North Carolina Fish and Game
League will be more than a
name by that time. unless all
signs fail, and will have built
such hot fire under the divers
members of the Legislature
that 4 Statewide game law will
be 4 strong probability.
The league aims at membership
of 10000 before the 1929 LcgiSla-
turc meets. 1t is organizing the
larger communities first and has Il
man in the field. Raleigh is COM
inc through. i; is estimated, with Il
membership of around 3N. Dur
ham with that many and perhaps
since both secretary and treasurer
of the league are Durham men. Il
hundred more, Charlotte about four
hundred and Greensboro. AShevilte
and WinSton-Salem in proportion.
As soon rs sufficient funds accu-
muiatc in the treasury every county
i'm which il is possible Ia el!ect
an organization will he visited and
the leagues will get busy informing
The le@SlatnrS-to-hc as to What the
will of the people iS--or should be-.
Brains. prominence. persistence
and money are being Interested. IT
the promoters dO not weaken IL
promises to hr great life for In"
tssemhlyman who doesn't want L"
think in terms of conservation "'
wild life.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1923-11-02
Another Man ParOled.

Allen J. IIoncycrtt, whose trlal
and conviction Il couple of years
pgo was Il Federal court sensation,
will hc coming home from Atlanta
soon, having been par"lcd 10y ireSi-
dent Coolidge on recommendation "l
Jud-c Henry G.. Connor and former
District Attorney Ayd!ctt. Honey
cutt. who distributed m"rchandiS"
stolen from trains passing through
i'm Interstate commerc, was form
crlv n rather reputable merchant at
the Falls of the Nrusr this county.
He made considerable money dur
in" boom times, always had many
friends. who gave him Il good char
meier mt his trial. He employed
the ahlcSt of counsel and put up Il
great fight. \ lawyer now lives
on Il S6O.00O place which belonged
IN IIpucvcutt when the trial began.
Comin. home aS applied To his re-
turu WIS something Of Il figure of
speech.
Spcaking ot AIr. Aydlctt, there
PERSISTS Il rumor in this section
Of the State that he has been think
in. Of contcSting for llallctt Wards
seat in Congress. along with DR.. f..
!. Griffin of Chowan and Lindsay
Warren Cf Beaufort. Tht last
named has been mentioned about rs
often rs First District politics was
brought up for discussion: but OF
late there has appeared among the
statesmen of the First District
visiting here disposition to yield
the seat to liallctt without IL StruS-
glc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
"POKLoNA" a RADA
AMERlCE.

"Amerika jest v cele vsech
narodd pokud Sc tyGe zlocin-
nosti," tento kompliment No
vemu Sv9tu vidal gener&hf
sekretaf N&rodnfho Reformni-
no Sdruzenf 2 Pittsburgh, j.
mes s. Cav v druh&m preGby-
terianskem kostele, 10905 Mi
les Ave. Jest9 ale dobfe, ze
dava hned radu, jak pochybny
ten rekord napraviti. Jedine
zavedenim bible do Skol pax
pry bude ma zemi hotovy raj
bible byly vzdy mocn3jsi ku.
Ii a moralni z&klady vzdy dein
n9jSi nez-li jfzdnf policie. Jesa
prav6 Gas, aby st&t Ohio "a
vedl zakon pfsdpisujicf, ably
bible byla Y uGebufch etsna. :
pravl do slova znfn5ny refor.
m&tor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
RAKousKo oeDRzl pol
CKu.

! Paffz, "a. lnora. Reparacni
komise pfipravila vcera cestu
pro rakouske rehabilitacni pIj
cky, autorisovan6 Svazem ma
rodd, vzdavsi Sc formalne ma
dvacet rokl vsech prav ma ra-
kousky majetek ) ma rakouske
pfijmy We smyslG s,nlouvy st.
germainske. Uhrnn& suma, jiz
Rakousko mule se vypIjciti cd
'Svaxu, obn&sf ESQ milioni zla.
tych korun. v Anglii pred ne
dAvnem ujedn&na byla praell-
min6rni pijcka \ obonosu g.
100000 liber sterlingi, kterou
ma byti Rakousku vypomoze-
no, nezli dojde < ujednani phi
cky We v9tSi mife.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
SAcCO MA hLADOvE
STAVCE.

L.
Boston, "a. lnora. Nicola
Sacco, jehoz usv9dceni ze "a
vrazd6ni dvou prdvodcich W.
platciho jednoho industrialni-
no zavodu v r. 1921 rozvirilo
prpti-americke demonstrace
mezi komunisty v Europe a Jiz
nj Americe, jest v sedm&m dni
sve hladove st&vky, aby dosahl,
jak fik& 'bud' svobody, nebo
smrti." Bylo to zatajov3no u
fady v6zeni okresu Dedham,
avSak v3c dana byla ma vefej.
most v prohlaseni vydanem
vGera vecer Sacco-Vanzettiho
obrannym vtborem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
HARDING PRO MEzlNARODNf SOUD.
PRESIDENT ODPORUCUJE ZASTOU-
PENf MA Mem SPOJ. STATIrt
NENl VSAK MNOHO NADEJE, zE KONCRES MA
SKLONKU ZASEDANf UVEDE ODPORUcENf
We SKUTEK

Washington, "a dnora. President Harding dncs pozda
odpoedne navrh senau, aby Spojene Saty pfipojy
vaemu soudu meznarodni spravedlnos sorgansovanemu
pod zastitou Svazu Narodd.
Navrh, kdyby byl pfat znamenal by omezenf lcasten
vi Spojenych Statd jednan rady Syazu shromazd6n
tehoz do e miy re by podey vob6 soudcG onoho m
bunau avsak projekt opa pomnku narodov6 nynf
zasoupenf soudu prjmou vyhradu Spoen6 Saty neb
dou miti zadneho vzahu Svazu anz pfevezmou pakych
koi zavazkd svazove dmluvy.
Oznameni toto prso jako blesk cse oblohy pfekva-
rlo sendt vbec kazdeho pfivodv suac zcela neoceka
vanou skonku posednho zasedan ptomneho kongresu
Otvira tim tem6f debat cee "a
exitos Svazu NarodI vztazich Spojenych Stat1 teuz
vedenf zahraniench vzahd Harlng Hughesovou admni-
stracf
Jest velmi saba vyhlfdka ze odporucen presdentovo
mohlo by byt uvedeno skute edin6m tydn zvyvaci
zvota 81 kongresu Pfaele Svazu pofeboval BY pou
navrhova dodatek aby Spojene Staty poupiy
aby rozvifla debata jez by esc nebya
skoncena. kN
President del senatu ze radoval by se kdyby nejake
kroky molly byt podniknuty, sklonku pftomneho
sedinf" E&s
Odporuce poslant senahu pd zrl&strlm poalu pr
vazene dlouhym dopisef Cd sekretae satu
denovi bude lined vzao 1vahu vborem pro zahranc
n.y. Senator Lodge vIdce v6tSny senate prohas ze
schulz vyboru ihned jezto edna vec velke diezto
Nicmen6 vsak kruzich tax zvanych neodvsych admin
sracnch senator zda pfevladat mnen jest naproso
vylouceno aby nsake kroky mohly b podniknuy sma
odporuGeni presdenova techto zaveretnch nech pf
tomneho zasedani kongresu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
MCKINNEY JEST MA
SVoBODE.

Wilmington. O.. "a. dnora.
Sc svym obcanstvfm mu vrace-
nym q ocist9n v ocfch vefejno-
sti re sp&ch&ni vrazdy, Claren
ce Lerory Mckinney, 29-lety.
jenz ztravil We statnf trestnici,
kan odsouzen byl ma dozivotf,
pet m6sicd "a zlocin, ktery
nespachal, vratil Sc dnes do
sv&ho domova v Cincinnati k
nevxstx sve, s nfz Sc ozenil
pred sedn1i mxsfci. Mckinney
byl odsouzen pro zavraxdxni
soukromeho hlfdate Emery Nc
Creighta, k 6emuz se onehdy
pfiznal Louis vanderwoort,
2Olett jinoch 2 Jamestown.
y =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
VELIKE VYDELKY MA UHLf.
UHLOBARONI PENNSYLVANIA vYDELAvAJl
PRY 81. go MA TUNE

Washington. 25. dnora. Tezar pennsylvanskeho rdd
ho uhli vyd6avaji prdmerne s.60 pftomnych
velkoobchodnch die odhadi dorucenych feder uhel
ne komisi vyborem Spoenych dilnch denikd Ameriky
vefejn6nych dnes.
Ma vyroenf tezbu 100000 tun spolecnost vlasnici
vrdouene dolly ziskavaji zrejme csy vyd6lek nyn9j
sch $1O3 OOO" vybor sd6lue dodava, ze pfo-
ne pfemrst9n6 ceny tvrde uh zistanou nepochybne
platnosi po cely tento rok'
Vybor dale dokazuje ze vydeek % centi tune. byl
by vice nez dostatecnym uvazi kapa jejz mali spoec
nos investovany kdyby ezba stoupa 75,OOO0O0 tun
Iocne "a cen by poacilo. Tezaf jeste poo vyd6lava
by vice nez procent invesovany kapital eze sv6
zprve sdeue vybor re prdmerny vydee havf by $500
ro COZ jest meme nez potreba vyzvu prIm6rne
rodiny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
sPoJ. sTATY yARUJf clNU

Washington, "a. dnora. Stat
nj odbor ucinil formalni poza-
davek ma Ginskou vl&du while
dem ku potrest&nf vrahi Char
lese Coltmana, americkeho OBJ
cana Z ochranx Ameritan6 '
budoucnosti. Coltman byl "a.
uazdxn IL. prosince pfi Kali
gansk& br&nG velik< zdi. kdyz
sedxl Y automobilu s americ-
ktm konsulem Soltobinem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
zMlAkENA BANKovNl
LOuPEz.
Bandits ode5li ) prkxdnou, y
v5ak postfslili ! tSxcs srsAili
tifodnfkA.

Mount Pleasant, q. dnora.
Tim, ze Sc rozezvucel poplas-
ny signal zdejsi narodnf ban
lee dr,es rape, pfekazeno hylo
Fjeii closipenf St INT l6snS ilus
Harry p. Price, 5OletS pfiraci
kssin jesz byl stfelen ] beheln
pokusus ioupe ze, kdyz mel rucs
zdvixeny. jak .mu. bylo nafize-
no lupici, byl zranen TAX tezce,
ze Sc pochybuje Q jeho uzdra-
veni v nernocnici We Wheeling
W. Va. kan byl dopraven.
}Srdnatost Edwanda B. Jone-
50, kasira, zmafiia plany lupic
ske handy, ktera neukoristila
niceho re 100000, jez byly v
bance. Jeden 2 lupicd byl po-
stfelen Jonesem, kdyz Sc poku
sill dostati Sc do pokladny. v
tom rovn9z rozezvucel Sc po-
plaAny signal ma bankovnf bu-
dove q lupici tryskem odjeli v
automobile.
Steubenville, O., 25. dnora.
Diva muzi jsou We v9zenf zde
dnes vecer ma podezfeni, ze po
dileli Sc ma pokusu oloupenf
banky v Mout Pleasant vtera,
kde postfelili q nepochybn9
|smrtelne zranili Harry Prices
| pffrutiho kasira.
Eminent muzi byli zatceni
dnes odpoledne serifem Luka-
sem z okresu Jefferson, We
Smithfield, sedm mil Cd Mount
Pleasant Z byly U Mich naleze-
ny revolvery. Kasir Jones, kite
| ~ povolan byl k jejich ztotoz
n9nf, projevil min9ni. ze jeden
2 muzI jest prvhi bandita, jenx
vessel do banky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
ZMENY v HARDINCOvE KABNETU.
SENATOR HARRY S. NEW BUDE NOVYM GENE
RALNlM POSTMISTREM DR. WORK
SEKRETAkEM VNlTRA

Washington, 25 lnora. - President Harding pfedlozl
sen&tu tento yden usanoveni nyn6sho geneanho post
sa Hubera Worka sekretafem vntra misto Alberta B.
Faa Noveho Mexka, jenz odupuje nedel usanoveni
senatora Harry New-a Indany jako generanho poStmi
str misto DR.. Worka
President pevnym vdci republkanske opposici
1ndan6 proi usanoveni senatora New-a, vedene Will r.
Wooden pfedsedou narodno repubkanskeho kongresnho
kampanniho vyboru.
Pan Harding pfal 81 miti New-a kabinetu sam&ho
poG&tku Jest znamou vxcf ze z moh by sekret&fem
vAlky kdyz by kabnet prns utvofen President che m
senator's Indiany odboru postovnict kdyz Will Hays
podxkoval Hod6 ej ustanov nynf budou-i n9jake ma
sledky. Jest hotov n4sh je.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
FRANCOU1 SESlLUd SVE LIME.
SAEIAJf NEPRETRzITE MA TkICET
KlLoMETRU WCHODNE CD RYNA.
KANCLEk CUNO Sc PRY vYJAD<lI-, zE NEMCl
MOHOU VYDRzETl AZ DO CERvENCE.

Ddessedorf 25 dnora. Dnes rano francouzske vojsko
posoupo do vsech pasem ez oddeujf premos Mohucske
kobenske Konske. Tato til predmost, ez bya obsaze
ma souhasu podminkami pffm9f ez mali zlstat ok
kupac dobu patnac roki podepsan versaske smou
W tvofila f oddelene pookruhy nchz kazdy obvod
asi tficet kilometrd
Mezi temito pookruhy byla pasna nichz nebylo lad
n6ho okkupacnho voka tato nynf bya zabrana xe
francouzske lnie saha nepfetrze cet kilometrd
Toto opatfenf stale Sc nutnym aby mohla byt zskana
pima kontrola ca Pokud nie nebyy pevn9 sevfeny byo
to obznym Franeouze uves patnost ceni exportn
system ktery zafid Jedn evastn9jsfch vysledkl to-
hoto neiposednsho krku Francouzi jest ze brcke pied
mos Koln6 mad RJne bude soro dpln9 odd9eno cd Me-
r'ecka fancouzskym vojkem, jez bude je obkcovat
kazd6 strane
N9mci nepochybne budou PROFESSIONAL proti teto move
okkupaci ako damu porsenf versailske smouvy. Fran
couzi tvr ze jest to nuna cast tresnych sankc hz
pouzfvano ponevadz N9mc nedostai podminkam mfrov&
mlouvy DIE nforwacf zde obdrzenych posnut
skych lnii stalo Sc bez vselikych zvastnch pfihod
Porufi suace pozvona vyvji jak bylo oce-
kavano Ucinky omezenf vyvozu uhli toward zacna bt
pocovany. Nezamestnanost pfibyva, jezto mens frmy
edna druhou zavfra vetsna oceafskych zavodn jest
dosud pnem behu ale ostatn zavody spracov&ni
tez ma yyrobu barvv zavfraji
Stfed pdporu pfenuI do Bochumu, po vttrxnoatech
strhnuvsich Recknghausen Gelsenkirchen ESSEN
az to- ze doso ku rvacce psse mez francouzkym
iaky Nsmci, panoval kid. .
Parz, 25 dnora DIE zprav obdrzenych francouzshon
vladou kancler Cuno pravi patek jednomu nsmeck&mu
bankefi: my mdzeme kast odpor az Doufa-
ze France bude do te DOLBY kapulovat pod
KEN anglo-saskych zem bude pfija prosfedn
ctvi, iez dopadne dobre pro mas"
We francouzskych dfednch kruzch cd san6ho pocatkn
panovalo pfesvedcen ze Nemci 81 uvedomu ze eich
jest ztracena, vydrz Francouzi Begicane veskers
nadee kadou sprosedkovanf nes1castn6nych mocnos
Jsto jest ze Francouzi sou rozhonuti setrvati
stoupen6 draze.
Essen "a. dnora Cele ddol Ruhrsk6 jest dnes vecer
stavu ekonomicke obcanske desorgansace Ami jedne
meso cd Duesseldorfu Dormundu hlavu sve msni
sprvy jeden kazdy mesanosta byl bud zatcen nebo
portovan Francouzi vadnou rukou zeeznou Mez p9ti
isicem Nemci mezi t6mio m6sst otcov6 Bochumu byo
2at6eno uvezneno dnes mnoz Mich naozeni vaky
deportovn Zda ze shovivavos Francouzi jest konce
ze jsou rozhodnut vystupova nev9ts psnos pro kali
de sabotazi.
Jou sensacf dneska bylo zastavenf expresnfho vaku
Kon francouzskymi vojaky blize Hagen, n9hoz
vzata pokadna obsahujfcf 13000000000 marek nych
mistech bylo zabaveno 20OO0O0O00 marek Penize tyo
hyly urGeny vyplau savktcch zeezncnfch zffzencn
jinych d6lnfki, ably We SVEN Yzdoru vydrzei.
zITA Mx CT v7nxTT Nkp0Yi'i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26

no p6sma 2 Djaravice do Kora
bu We smyslu rozhodnutf rady
velvyslancn. To znamen& zru-
Semi neutr&lnfho p&sma q def.
nitivnf <stanovenf jihoslovan-
skych hranic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
TURECKY VxLECNY ROZ
POcET.

Angora, "a. dnora. Turecke
n&rodni shromaxdEni odhlaso-
valo dnes liver $500, 900, 900
lir ma vojenske dcele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
ZITA MA Sc VZDAn NAROKU.

Londyn, 25 dnora - Uherska vlada vyzvala hrab9te
Apponyiho aby pozada dv6js cfsafovnu Zu vzdat
M uznan naroki sveho uhersky trdn, die depese
ku Central News Vdn6 Ocekava ze tmto zpisobem
celia odzka tykacf nasupnictv uhersky tin bude
odklizena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
TURCI PROTI SMLOUvE.

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-26
HRANICE .JUCOSLAvlE
URCENY.

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ly in up-to-date modern way of think
ing. He spent last summer in Chicago
University brushing up for this win
ter's work. A meeting is held every
night this week except Saturday. This
evening bring your supper in a card
board box at six o'clock. Coffee and
cocoa will be furnished free. The
meeting of the evening will follow the
supper and all will be concluded be-
fore the lecture at the Opera House
begins. Rev. Johnson will be with us
through Sunday. We wish you could
hear him every time.
Sunday will be a big day in all de-
partments OF the church. The Schools
will get the benefit OF the visiting min
ister's presence and also the Christian
Endeavor Society. A big program is
in the making for the whole day.
Every n is invited to all the meet
ings.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
A. c. MacLean, Pastor.

"A. ". RaStOr.
Next Sunday evening the third In
the series Of illustrated m on
the subject: Crises in the Life OF
Christ" will be given. The topic is
Growth OF Popular Favor" A song
service led by the Junior choir and
orchestra will be a feature of the
service. Miss Blanche Churchill will
sing a solo entitled Wonderful
Peace" The words and music of this
hymn were composed by the pastor.
and a copy Of the words win be pre-
scented to ali who attend the service.
Morning service at HOO o'clock,
with sermon by the pastor and music
by the Senior choir.
Sunday School at IL noon.
The Epworth League meets at GAS
p. m. A cordial invitation to young
people is extended.
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OBITUARY

Vivian Frances, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sisk, was born near Wes-
sington, S. Oak, May 10, 1918, and
died at Miller, S. Oak, January 8.
1923, aged four years, w months
and fourteen days.
Besides her parents, she leaves to
mourn their loss, two brothers, and
three sisters, one Of them her twin.
There's a home for little children
Above the bright blue sky,
Where Jesus reigns in glory,
A home OF peace and joy;
No home on earth is like it,
Nor can with it compare;
For everyone is happy,
Nor could be happier there"
Funeral services were conducted in
the Methodist Church by the Rev. A.
C. MacLean, pastor, Saturday at 2 p.
m. and interment was made in the
G. A. r. cemetery.
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WOMAN'S CLUB

January Sixteenth.
Hostess-Arabelle Johnson.
Music.
Sketch-Florence Nightingale-Hel-
McWhorter.
Mentor, Guide for Study.
Metropolitan Museum Of Art-Mat-
tie Woodruff, leader.
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Twenty-Five Hand County farmers
travelled to Huron January 3rd to lis
ten to Gray Silver and other speakers
at the Annual South Dakota Farm Blu
reau Convention.
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The annual meeting of the First Ma
tional Farm Loan Association for
election of directors will be held on
Monday evening, January 18th, 100
p. NJ. at the Office of First National
Bank, Miller, S. Oak. All stockhold-
ers invited.
A. B. Catalan, Sec'y.
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The American Legion Auxiliary met
at the home Of Mrs. Chas. Rudd, Tues
day evening, with a large number of
members present. Following the bust
ness meeting, a social hour was held,
and delightful refreshments served by
the hostesses Mrs. Rudd and Mrs.
Frahm.
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Mrs. w. l.. Clay returned Friday
night from Watertown, where she had
been called by the serious illness of
her mother. Tuesday evening, Mrs.
Clay was again summoned to Water
town, as her mother had suffered a
rela nae
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SPECIAL MEETINGS
PRESBYTERIAN Church

Rev. Paul s. Johnson, Madison, So.
Oak, Preaching.
Tuesday night began the special
January meetings at the Presbyterian
church. The Rev. Paul S. Johnson Of
Madison, s. Oak, is the preacher. He
is a young man and very able especial
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To customers holding our coupons
for the silverware set contest. You
are requested to bring in your coupons
not later than January 10th.
Greeves q Rudd,
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The Presbyterian Aid will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Robert Lee,
Thursday, January 18th. Assisting
hostesses, Mrs. Rasmus Anderson,
Mrs. N. c. Haley and Mrs. Adam Mohr.