davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-09
Reprinted by request)

A crowd, exceeding three thousand
gathered at, the City Auditorium last
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to
hear DR.. James S. Hatcher's dis,
course on the subject made famous
by the late Rev. John Jasper, pastor
of the Sixth Mount Zion Baptist
Church. On the rostrum were many
leaders. The singing group from
the Third Street Bethel A. NJ. E.
Church rendered music, while Attor.
ney William F. Denny officiated as
master of ceremonies. Rev. James
S. Hatcher. D. D., the brilliant pas
tor of the church had been induced
to deliver again the sermon, which
when preached in the Third Street
Bethel A. NJ. E. Church had created
such a profound sensation that hun
dreds were turned away from that
packed edifice.
INTRODUCED DIR. HATCHER.
A few white people were in the
audience. A heavy downpour Of rain
shortly after O'Clock tended to cur
tai the attendance although many
came in late. Rev. William M. Rich
ardson (white) after few we'll
chosen remarks. introduced the
speaker Rev. DR.. Hatcher did not
fai! 20 pay his respects to Prof. Cor
don 3. Hancock, member of the
faculty of the Virginia Union Uni
versity. who had so numerically as
sailed him in The Planet of the 25th
ult. DR.. Hatcher had as his subject:
THE Sun Moves and the Earth Has
Corners. He said, The Lord hath
his way N the whirlwind and in the
storm, and the clouds are the dust OF
his feet" .-Omnipotence. Psalms
1897, whittier shall go from Thy
spirit or whittier shall l flee from
Thy presence?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-09
GOT HIM IN TROUBLE.

said, Turner, you've gotten me
in trouble. Some of these colleges
and universities will say anything If
it is their way. I've been preaching
in my church. 1 came here twelve
months ago. I told them that folks
ought to- be saved. that they ought
70 he sanctified. l have been ridi-
cu'ed, accused by professor with
seeking popularity, trying 10 play
to the galleries. Now let me rehearse
my position in the presence Of the
people to whom l have preached for
twelve months. If I lie, let them
ri'ence me. / came to this city
twelve months ago. finding mem
hership of 800. I began perennial
revival. In those twelve months We
have had 1875 conversions. more than
200 accessions. We have the largest
Bible class, and weekend Bible class
nroportionately among Negroes in
the world. We have from SO to 100
persons studying the Bible each
Friday night for from one to two
hours. All denominations and both
races attend.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-09
NO IGNORANCE THERE.

Mrs. Washington was a Howard
graduate. Jasper's contemporaries
were Payne, Price, Lincoln, Lowell
Halle O. Brown, Douglass, Coppin
Washington. Does ignorance KEEP
such company? He was laughed at
r;diculed. ill published by many OF
his local contemporaries, dead and
forgotten, living hardly known out
side of Richmond, while Jasper is
read over the English-speaking world
He is the greatest Negro preacher
the wcrld has ever produced.
A WORD ABOUT THE RABBLE.
Some of the brethren said that they
were the rabble. The rabble were
the people, who heard Jesus" 1t was
the big folks, who killed him. Some
churches have pump lives. If you
stop pumping, they will go down i.
Some of my critics say that have
desecrated John Jasper, but I have
done more to honor him than any
other preacher has done in 21 years.
John Jasper never said, "The sun do
move and the earth am square,. He
never used any such language.
Some for or five months ago, Mr.,
Eddie Turner said to me that some
young men, who came often to hear
me, wanted me to preach on this
subject. l hesitated because I had
been taught differently. I went
down town,to second hand book
store and purchased nine dollars
worth of books, old ASTRONOMERS,
geologies, Astronomers I. w. War
rem published in 1886, George Dunna
1883, Difficulties of the Bible by Nc
Arthur. Then took down my ency-
clopedia and reviewed the theories
Of Flamstead, Brahe, Copernicus,
Kepler, HALEY. Bradley Airy, the
three Herschels and the English
chemist Rowbotham, who founded
the Zetetic School of Philosophy in
1888. He taught the earth as being
a fiat disk with the North Pole N
the centre. The seas encompass the
land. and beyond the seas, impene.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-09

trable ice; beyond this, God knows
what. The sun and other. heavenly
bodies are lights in the armament,
circling over the earth with the pole
star as center.
RELIES UPON THE BIBLE.
| said this agrees more nearly with
the Book than any, but this is not
popular and they will laugh at me-.
| then began in earnest with the
Book, I should have begun there
first. 1 found on page after page,
motion ascribed to the sun. Moses
says in the first five books that the
sun moves-seven times. Then the
Book says twice that the earth has
four corners. l said well, the Bible
does say the sun moves and the
earth has corners, but for me to sub.
scribe thereto would subject me 10
r'dicule. Then l saw Jesus, the man
with the thorn-scarred brow, wound
ed hands, sorrowing face, saying to
me as He said to Peter, will We
also go away?" Will you choose to
be with so-called science rather than
with Revelation? But l argued, the
Bible is not a book of science; then
the Spirit whispered, No, but it is
not unscientific, and / was converted
from what 1 learned in Murray and
Pryor's biographies to what God
said, so l went in my pulpit and
preached my convictions backed up
by the Word.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-05-09

corners OF the earth. He is doing
it now. -.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11

skutocn0st ze my, vel 'kej cia-
silky dopomohli sme nielen ku ne
odvislosti naroda cd jeho staroc-
nych tyranov, ale ze dosledne a
S 1spechom koname svoju 1lohu,
ably narod mas vyvinoval sa tax,
ako to Sveta Pan svojimi vecne
platnymi zakonami urcuje, toto
povedomie podnecuje mas ku tym
lsilnejsej cinnosti ma podneco-
vat | kazdeho elena clenkynu,
ably so Slovenskou Lfgou verne
stall, ju vsemozne podporovali,
svoje povinnosti v oci nej ochot-
ne plnili jej dobre memo slrili.
Ia skutocnost', re Slov. Lfga
uz pred siedmimi rokmi tax jas
no vyslovila to, co V inych naro-
doch sa az teraz prebudza, doka-
zuje nam, aki tupi, aki duchovni
bedari s1 tt sloyenski odstiepen-
ci, ktori prave posleldhe roxy
tax zaslepeno, TAX nevyslovne po-
| do stavali Slov. Lige vsemozne
prekaHky, jej sprawl drzo uraza-
Ii, lstive lharsky ohovarali a
tymto vsetkym vydali sami sebe
svedoctvo pol'utovania hodnej
j chudoby.
Vieme, ze tychto nfzkych pro.
tivnikov Slovenskej Ligy nemoz.
no premenit' na statocnytch, ma
rodu vernych Slovakov. Ami je tc
ME treba. Ba prave naopak, bolc
by to skodne, akby' sa zacali tbs
nut medzi vznesene smysl il
cich vlastencov a narodovcov
| Nuz spominame toto len preto, a
| by nasi verni vedeli, re ked drzis
so Slovenskou Ligou, kraeajd' ns
| 81 'achetnej ceste ku blahu svojht
rodu tax ku blahu jednej ca
| sti clovecenstva.
! Tedy drahl bratia a sestry, necl
uspokojf Vas vysledok volieb M
| Slovensku. Isti SINE 81, ze najbliz
Sic vol'by, ktore tax sa zda, neb,l
d1 sest' rokov, ale omnoho yeas
Sic, m6zbyt' kratky cas-, - do
nes1 Slovakom i1plny zdar. Pret'
bud me hned' cd teraz dobre pri
praveni! Autonomista
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
MADARsKk RIFoRMOvANA !.
oIRKEv sA RozrToJu.A

Tunajsia mad 'arska evanjelicka
reformna cirkev, ktorej fararom
Dol Rev. Ladislav Gerenday, roz-
dvojila sa minulej nedele. Roztrz-
ka nastala preto, ze presbyteria-
nj, 'ktori maj1 pravomoc mad ma
d'arskou cirkvou, ziadali pod 'ako-
vanie Rev. Gerendayho, co tento
odoprel vykonat'. Mahoningska
presbyteria potion svolala scho-
dzu mad 'arskych cirkevnikov, ma
ktorej i'm bolo vysvetlene, ze jest
Ii sa Rev. Gerenday nevada fairy,
odnaty i'm bude kostol, ktory je
postayeny ma pozemku darovanom
istFm Wellsom S podmienkou, ze
cirkev, bude pod pravomocou pres
byterianskou. Polovica cirkevni-
kov drzalas IS Rev. Gerendayni,
ktory v fch meme vyhlasil odtrh-
nutie sa od+ odvislej cirkve zalo.
| zenie novel, ktora 81 postavf svoj
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
l}nADN1 xPRkvY
slovenakei I[4aY ' Anslaks,
.-...-A...-. F~F
20 voLBACH ma sLovENsKU

Ola zvestf, ktore nam dosavad :
dolly, dostala ma Elovensku Slo-
venska l'udova sfrana 23 manda-
tov, vysAncov do snemn CSR.
Strana agrarna IL, komunisticka
8, Socialisticka 2, slovenska ma
rotna AMI jednom volebnom o.
krese nedostaia, tol Ike Ito jest
$4,000 hlasov, zeby bolo lbyvalo
dost' ma vyvolenie jedneho W.
slanea, a tax dl'a figliarskeho pa
ragrafu terajsieho volehneho "a
kona, nemohla ami ma svojich vo
viacerych okresodh ziskanych hla-
SOW udajne $4,000 - dostat'
ami jedneho zastupcu do snemu!
Ale ked 'ze TAX vel 'kolepe wi
t'azila strana ludova (Hlinkova>
a al strana komunisticka ziskala
taky znacny pocet mandatov a
ked We pri tom dosavadne najsil-
nejsia strana, totM socialist, utr-
peli takd zdrcujucu porazku, to-
dy to znamena, ze Slovensko je uz
teraz vo vel 'kej vacsine "a samo-
sprawl a tax vey autonomie uz te-
raz pokrocila .znamenitym krokom
napred. Slovaci 81 autonomiu W.
mozu, vydobyj1. = ~
Ze slovenska narodna strana ne
dostala ami v jednom volebnom O.
krese aspon $4,000 hlasov, toho
pricinu vidime po y vtom, ze tro-
chu neskoro ivystupila nestacila
ST dostatosne sorganizovat', po q
ze, agrari, cili takzvana strana ma.
lerol 'nicha (ktora sa preto. tax
VIOLA, re v nej nieto AMI malych
ahi vel 'kNchhx p6l 'nfkoy, ale len pa.
nj, ktori rol 'n1ketHAtrahajd a no.
lia), diva tyzdne pred vSAssbarni Wy
hlasili, re idu Ease DELFT ,varf' al
osemnast' panstvi a nasl 'uboval
slovehskemu l'udu Ease cele kopy
dobrodeni, po 81 ze volebne okre
sy sd narokom tax pospletane,. a
by opozicn6 straany molly jedns
druhd oslabovat'. TAX ma priklad
Gemer patri do mikulasskeho .
kresu a TAX al Orava kus Hon
tn a podobne je cele Slovensk&
krizonl-krazom poprehadzovane ct
sa volebnych okresov tyka,. Gel
:. kom dl'a podvodnickych zasad by
valych rak1skych mad 'arskyci
vlad: "del' panuj!' 81 "a kaz
du cenu protivnika srdtit !"
Avsak slovenska narodna stra
ma kOnala, a tax verlme, re, q a
lei bude konat' velikn a zdarni
pracu. Dl'a pol'ahlivych zpray
ktore name pri rukach, pohybal;
ccle Slovensko "a cistu narodn1
myslienku. Od Kosic po Bratisla
WI, cd Starej Turej po Batovce
cd Gravy po Lucenec, Cd Myjav,
Turej L1ky, Brezovej, az po Il
sovec, Klenoyec Rimavskl So
botu, vsade Slovaci, mesta ded
ny vel'kolepe sa budia. r.. T..
Zabralo by hodny priestor i. lie
vypoGitat' ysetky oBce, kde VI
likym sGhlasom l'udu zalozila. n;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11

III u II
pisat jake kde nssi najlepsi, mai
odusevnenejsi Slovaci, vitali ma
eelnikov narodnej strany, vezme1
dlhy cas-. Ale ma vol by este neboliI
dostatocne sriadeni. No ked' cl-
tame podrobne zpravy tom, ja-
ko razne a svorne vyzaduje slo-
yensky l'ud samospravu a dozivo-
ia uvedenie Pittsburghskej Doho-
dy, musime 81 uznat', ze slovenske
autonomne strany pomocou 81.
| Ligy Amerike vykonaly povin-
| most potial', pokial' cas- dospel,
zvit 'azily.
| Tu musime obzvlaste vyzdvih-
nut jeden zjav, ktoreho mech vsi-
mne 81 kaGdE Slovak. Ked ameri-
Xxi representative Slovaci a Ce-
u uzavierali s representativnym
lpredsedom o-Slovenskej Ma
rodnej Rady, profesorom Masary-
kom Pittsburghsk1 Dohodu, vte-
dy vlastne len Slovaci mali to po-
vedomie, re tou Dohodou robia
krok k uskutocneniu jednej sveto-
| historickej idey, ze konaj1 1lOhu,
jaka patri .ka'zdemu ma jmensie-
mu narodu tejto zemegule. Vtedy
len blahej pamati president Will
son NAL jasny pochop vyzname
samospravy a americki Slovaci,
j z tychto len dvaja-traja.
! Cd tych eias minulo sedem ro-
kov. A hl'a, prave co tieto riad-
| ky pisem name zpravy velikych
pozorovatel'ov politikov, TAX
receno celeho sveta, tie zpra.
| Wy hovoria v jadre toto: Memo tel.
to dolby je samosprava. Vyznam
krest 'anskej, budhistickej, moha
medanskej, konfiiciovskej idey' je
ME panovanie jedneho naroda
mad druhym, ale samosprava
bratska pomoc.
TAX narody zlteho plemena, A.
siati, narody cinske, mongolske
japonske, ako narody vNehodne.
Indie, tax afrikanske cierne pie
IS , mena. tax Arab i Syriani- musis
mat samospravu. Inac nemozt
prist' l'udstvo k pokoju, ku bla
hu. Taknto rec vedu nielen poll
| tikovia ako byvaly guverne BON
baya Madrasu, Lord Willingdon
ale i vysoki cirkevni hodnostari
, ako ma priklad j. H. Oldham OF
} Medzinarodnej Missionarskej Ra
dy Rev. w. Cash cd Cirkevne
Missionarskej Spolocnosti. Ted,
vel'k mrzovia hlasajd zivou re
cou pismom nevybnutnd rovno
pravnost' potrebu narodnej sa
: mospravy pre- kazdy narod.
i Nuz, ci Slovenska Liga nem
j byt' hrda, ze uz pred rokmi zaca
:, la bojovat' "a tak1 ist1 velik1
a deu, "a jakd vystupuje teraz Wy
4 zaduje jej uskutocnenie cely svet
: Ci Slovenska Liga nema mat Wy
;, soke sebavedomie, re co robl, z
Y jej praca musi sa stretnlt' S up
i nym zdarom? A i kazdy Glen
y tlenkyIa SLOW. Lgy ma MAJ
i vznesene nspokojenie, ma by
tiez hrdy hrda ma to, ze on
n ona prispievajl ku tejto VINES
> nej praci!
j. Nuz hl'a, toto povedomic
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11

Spoil 'ahlivd osobu pre- yseobee
nj domacu pracu, m6ze byt
stredneho veku zena. Dobry dtl
NOV pre- spravnu osobu. Mnsf mat
odpordcania. Plaza dl'a schopnos
sti. Telefonnjte 32473. Adresa n
1917 Selma Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
Drobne ohlaslxy
MA PREDAJ

Novy 6-izbovy dom ma N. Hazelwood
Avenue, blizko kostolov a sk6l. Zvlast-
ma cena, ak sa preda pred l. januarom.
Predava MATTEL ,ka. Lonisa NJ. Strahlc.
Telefonujte medzi / a 5 vecer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
VYKAZ sBIERKY
ma Volebny Fond, cd %. nov. d
5. decembra 1925.

Posledne poistene $15,S1S.10
,Doslo "a posledny tyzden $107.50
Dosavad' sbierka cini: SIS, go
81 'achetni dobrodincovia Mech
Yam dobrotivy Pan Bob stona-
sobne vynahradi vase obete, ktore
ste racili prinicst' na oltar VINE
senej prace. Znacim sa s hlbokou
uctou, "a SLOW. L1gu Amerike,
Jan A. Kocur,
t. {. tajomnik.
P. o. Box 996, Pittsburgh, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-12-11
MA PREDAJ LACNo

Naradie do jedalne: buffet, stol a
stolicky, tiez olejova kuchyilska
pee. Hast sa treba v {. 312 Au-
burndale Ave.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15
Height Of Working Surfaces

Some housewives have tried sys-
TENS and schedules and never have
noticed the amount of energy need
lessly lost by bending over sinks, tubs,
ironing boards and tables that are
too low. t@E 49,. "
Women are now realizing the value
of correct working heights, and are
making these levels fit them instead
of fitting themselves to the equip
ment. If a women performs her work
at the correct height, her arms are
in good position, her shoulders are
back where they should be and her
lungs have room in which to expand.
She can also stand straight with no
strain on the muscles of the back. If
the level is too low an aching back,
tired nerves, and other attendant dis
comforts result. The worker cannot
stand straight, her posture shows the
shoulders brought forward with the
lungs cramped. If on the other hand
the level is too high, the arms and
shoulders are raised unduly, bringing
the strain between the shoulders and
fatigue results.
1t is hard matter to work out
table of correct working heights for
the different pieces of kitchen equip
ment because of the differences in
woman's build. Two women may be
exactly one height, but one is short
wasted or has exceptionally short
arms, the other long wasted or has
long arms. In studying the correct
height for working surfaces, the fol-
lowing suggestion has been made:
raise or lower your dishpan while
washing dishes) until you are stand
ing with your back straight, but are
reaching and washing dishes comfort
ably. Measure from the bottom of the
dishpan to the floor. Keep a record
OF this in inches. Do this for several
days until you are positive you are
not holding your hands too high or
too low for comfort. This will be the
correct height for the top of your
work table and stove and for the bot
tom OF your sink from the floor.
If people of quite different heights
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15
Extension and Club Work
By Miss Gertrude Gage

must work at the same surface, it is
best to have the levels right for the
tallest and small but substantial
platform for the smaller ones to stand
on. Another rule which may be used
is 341a inches for person five feet
tall and one half inch allowed for ev-
cry additional inch in height of per-
son. The bottom of the sink may be
two inches lower because the work
performed at the sink such as dish.
washing is done at level about two
inches above the bottom of the sink.
Another simple rule for determining
the correct height is: Put the arms
straight down at the sides and the
hands out flat. The palms of the
hands should just rest upon the top
of the working surface.
Height of tables ma ybe remedied
by the placing of four blocks under
the legs. Holes in the blocks which
just fit the legs will make the table
more nearly solid. A slight push
might move it from the tops of the
blocks if this were not done.
1t is especially important that all
equipment used in laundry work be
placed at the right height, as this
is the most fatiguing work the house.
wife does unless done so. This will
include the tubs, tables, and above all
the ironing board. Stools which are
the correct height will permit the
worker to do much work while seated.
Shelves should never be closer to the
floor than one foot or higher than she
can reach without straining. A stool
should be used to get equipment that
is seldom used and therefore stored
In high places.
The following bulletins may be OBJ
tanned from the county extension Of
flee: "The Home Conveniences,"
The Kitchen as Workshop
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15
EAST KENNRwIcK

Ted Neel made a trip to W.
Bluffs, Wednesday. '"''e
Lee Lampson spent the woo,
at Yakima on business saO
Miss Opal Elliott is out ~ ..
this week on account of grippe
Mrs. r.. R. Wooden has been on,..
SICK after having had her tonsils -
moved. re-
The Progressive Woman's club NIL,
meet Friday, January IL, at the hon.
OF Mrs. James Johnston.
Mrs. c, c. PEBBLES and Mrs. Rnoh,
PEBBLES entertained at an all Az
quilting at the Buehl PEBBLES bom,
Wednesday. - e
Quite a number of the young nan.
pie surprised Mr.. and Mrs. C. r Hrr.
Jr. Saturday evening. Dancing wa.
the entertainment of the evening
The Get Acquainted club met l...
Friday night with Mrs. Nelson VIII.
liams. The next meeting will be heIa
January % at the home of Mrs. John
Divine.
Lee M. Lampson made a busines,
trip to Prosser. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Lampson and small daughter
who visited relatives from Monday
until Wednesday.
Those who attended the annual
meeting of Pomona Grange at Buena
Vista Saturday We're, Misses Lucy
Campbell, Beulah Dickinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Puderbaugh, F. s. Nc
Clure and K. H. Smith.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15

EYE RELIEF-within reach. DIR.
Frank j. Sexton, optometrist, re-
turns to Kennewick next SUNDAY and
Monday, January Is and 10 and viii
be at the Kennewick Hotel. You will
never have better or more conven-
i"nt opportunity to get alternate and
expert relief from eye trouble. your
own or those of members of your
fan'ilv. Make your plans to see him
at this time.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15

WE ALL NEED-New men and mon-
ey to develop the country. Our ear
hest diversified crops always pay.
Tell them about asparagus and cows,
and such crops that are ahead and
bring good money every year. One
must make money to spend it. These
places will pay. 40 at S125; 10 acres
delicious for $4,000; 20 acres for best
offer. 10000 acre Blue Mountain sheep
ranch for 100000. Trade: Occur d.
Alene Lake l20 at $1,000. Omar w.
Rich. =
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15

THOSE-Who, on the occasion of DIR.
Frank j. Sections last visit to Ken
newick were unable to secure an APP
pointment owing to his crowded sche-
dule will be given ample opportunity
next Sunday and Monday, January
Is and IS, when he returns and at the
Kennewick Hotel will receive his low
er valley patrons. If you are in need
of glasses, if you have "outgrown"
the ones you now have, if your child
rem are having eye trouble-this is
the time and chance to secure expert
services with guaranteed satisfaction.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15

NOTICE = Lost, strayed or stolen,
I bay gelding, sway-back. high
withers; / gray mare about years
old. Black name and tail with raised
blemish on face between nose and eye.
Anyone knowing anything about
these horses will do favor to a poor,
nld, one-armed man by notifying
Neuman's. y
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15

Frank J. Sexton. opton,etrist. re-
turns to Kennewick next Sundav and
Mondav. January 1s and 10 and viii
be at the Kennewick Hotel. You will
never have better or more conven-
lent opportunity to get adenuate and
expert relief from eye trouble. vour
own or those of members of your
family. Make your plans to see him
at this time.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15

IODINE FOR G0ITRE-Hemalteral
is a glycerite Of Iodine. 1t may be
taken internally for long periods
without injurious effects. Hemalteral
is particularly effective in the treat
ment of the several varities of goi-
tire, enlarged glands, rheumatism or
as an Alternative. Original S-oz. sealed
bottles with directions, $1.00 at drug
gists or sent postage prepaid by the
Washington laboratories, Seattle. 33tf
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15

MY YEARS-of experience and thoro
training of testing eyes is at your
service this month. l will be at the
kennewick Hotel January 20, 80, 81
and February 1. DIR. j. J. Kowalsky.
42-3
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15
| HAVE A CHANCE-to buy 1000

1 HAVE A CHANCE-to buy 1000
shares of Walla Walla Oil stock at
so cents per share. This is more than
/ can handle at present. If You like
to gamble and don't care if you win
Or loose you had better get in on this
with me. 1t may go away up before
long, and .t may not. have been in
business for Is years and this is the
only thing i have ever tried to sell
that i would not guarantee. II. C..
Clifford. az
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15

BUY YOUR-White Leghorn chix
at home this year and see how much
better they thrive without exposure
in shipping. We have the O.A.C. and
Hollywood strain. We don't breed
from pullets. All matured stock on
free range. Write for booklet on poul-
try keeping. Phone 656. Twin City
Poultry Farm, Kennewicla, Wash. 46p
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15

rs lands and 10; when he returns and =, !,
n NJ e Hotel will receive his g ,s ne
er valley patrons. If You arc !" 10 low low.
oL glasses, If you have "outn ~ need
I rem are having eye troubIe~,h mind
the time and chance to securo , a,,s .
services service with guaranteed satisfe eSpert
EYE RELlEF-within reach S'i %
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-01-15

Frank j. Sections last visit to Ken
newick were unable to secure an APP
pointment owing to his crowded sche-
dule will be given ample opportunity
next Sunday and Monday, January