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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12

szjll0knek augustus 15-en sziile-
tett kis fiat Sander nevre. Ke-
resztszul6k 10th Balint es Gezus
Karolyne szjil. Safran Maria vol,
tax. = September san keresz-
teltGk Macy Gyula es Varga Viii
ma sziil0knek aug. 20-an szjlletett
kis fiat Ern6 6s Karoly ntvre. A
keresztsziiloi tisztet Safran Ist-
van es neje Szab6 Borisl1a t0lt0t-
TEX be.
Prezsbiteriumunk multi szom
baton tartotta rendes havi gyjile-
set szamolt Ell az augusztusi be-
yetelekr0l es kiadasokr0l az
eredmenyt a k0vetkezokben ALA
pitotta meg: Bevetel: $1S7.01, 3
juliusi maradvannyal: $74 Sc
kiadas: $42004, tiszta marad
vany: $324.52.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12
FELHIvAS!
A negyedik keriiletben lako
polgarokhoz.
Tisztelt Polgartarsak !

Tisztelt Polgartarsak!
K0zelednek valasztasok a
jel0ltek mar is jarnak hazr6l haz-
ra a szavazatok megnyerese erde-
keben. Vigyazzunk, hogy megint
csal5das ne erjen bennunket, mint
multban. Sziikseges, hogy egy.
seer mar mi magyarok is hallas-
suk szavunkat. Ez azonban csak
ugy t0rtenhetik, ha minden pol.
gar, aki a negyedik keruletbeh
lakik, megjelenik azon gyiile.
sen, melyet september 22-en este
Z 6rakor tartunk a Szuligan-fele
Hallban. Szeretnenk, ha ere a
gyiilesre nemcsak a ferfiak, de az
asszonyok is eljonnenek. Igen
fontos megbeszeleseket kell elve.
geznunk a jovendo egyiittmun,
kalkodas erdekeben.
Tisztelettel
Lengyel Peter, Petranczky Jozsei
B. 10th JOSEF, Csolinszky Ferenc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12
sIKERttLT PIKNIK

A SIT. Gy0rgy g. kath. hitkoz-
Sfg september elsejei piknikje a
teljes skier jegyeben folyt lie. Be-
, iteliinl1 volt $262.75, kiadas volt
$l25.94, maradvany tehat 1885,
20, melyhez ut6lag jott $500, ICY
a teljes tiszta j0vedelem $141.70
AZ el0ljar6sag neveben Lengyel
Peter gondnok helyen is halas
k0sz0netet fejezi Xxi mindazokkal
:.emben, akik piknik sikeret
munkajokkal el6mozditottak, dc
kiil0n0sen azoknak, akik kocsi
jaikkal a vendegeknek helyszir
.e val0 szallitasat lehet6ve tettek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12
JEGY EL0VETEL
A SZINIEI0ADASRA

Gagyi Janos, magyar sziniel6-
adasok ismert helyi managere
k0zli velink, hogy Chicagoi Ma
gyar Szinhaz legk0zelebbi el6ada-
sara, mely sept. 23-an lesz a Cha
ney High Schoolban, jegyek ko-
vetkez6 magyar uzletekben vasa-
rolhat6k; 10th Istvan, Steel St.,
Bartha Sander, Manhattan Ave,
Kat6ch Odon, Mahoning Ave,
Ressz zeneiizlet, w. Federal ST.,
Luk6czky Pal, Campbell, O., Mol
mar Mihaly, Campbell, 0. Az el5-
adas irant igcn Macy erdekl6des
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12
HELYREIGAZITAS

Ozv. Deak Jozsefne k0zli veliink,
hogy az elmult heten k0zolt K0-
szonetnyivanitasab6l harom nev
kimaradt 6s pedig a Salenszky
Ferenc, Dork6 Janos es Hanna
Andras6, akik keresztenyi j6sag-
gal voltak segitsegere g6pjeikSel.
Amid6n hianyt k6szs6ggel p6-
toljuk, egyben szivesen tolma-
csoljuk az illet0k szamara az or
vegy halas k0sz0netet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12

A Vilagkongresszus, mint a la
pokb0l olvassuk, minden varako-
East feliilmulo modon sikeriilt.
Most mar megerkeztek a buda-
pesti lapok is, amelyek hosszasan
foglalkoznak a kongresszussal es
lapokb6l is megallapithatjuk,
hogy val6ban nagyaranyu, fontos
esemeny volt ez gyiiles. Ha at
olvassuk AIT a programmed,
amely a kongresszus tevekenyse-
ger0l szamol be, aZonnal meglAt-
juk, hogy lit mem csupan meleg
iinneplesr6l, k0lcson0s or0mr6l,
k0nnyes lelkesedesr6l volt $40,
hanem komoly es ertekes munka
volt az eg6sz esemeny gerince.
lgaz az is, hogy tulsagosan sok
anyagot hordtak 0ssze a rende-
z0k. Olyan t0megii problema me.
riilt fel, hogy annak alapos meg.
beszelesere es feldolgozasara mem
napok, de evek kellenenek. En-
/ azonban mem volt bal. Senki sen
tagadta, hogy ez az els0 vilagkon
gressZus kiserlet akart lenni. Mcs
akartak latni otthon, hogy vajjol
lehet-e ARA gondolni, hogy az ell
szakadt magyarsag belekapcso
l6djek az 0haza eletebe, szellemi
kulturalis, sGt gazdasagi tekintet
ben is9 Meg akartak latni, hog,
vajjon a rendelkezesre all0 r0vi(
id6 dacara is milyen lesz a valas
vilag minden reszeben el0 ma
gyarsag reszer0l?
| Es ezekre a k6rdesekre a kon
gresszus meghatoan hatarozot
valaszt adott. Nemcsak oft volta
kilfoldi magyarsag kepvisel6
hanem az otthon GlG szak6rt0kke
karoltve megprobaltak, hogy lt
galabb az alapjait lerakjak al
max a munkanak, amelynek folly
nj kell a j0voben az 6haza es
kiilf0ld magyarsaga k0z0tt.
Hihetetleniil gazdag ez PR
gramm. $50 volt benne kiilf0lC
, magyarsagnak tanit6kkal val6 e
, latasarol, magyar tankonyvekr0
magyar sajtor0l, jutalmazasokr0
tanarcserer6l, diakcserer0l, cs
portos tanulmanyi krandulasol
rol, magasabb nepmiivelesr6l, m;
eyar vandorkiallitasokr6l. M;
I gyarorszagot ismertet6 el0adaso
t r6l, kHlfoldi magyar szinesze
r0l, magyar zener6l, magys
sportrol, magyar cserkeszfiata
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12
Nevnapi iinnepely aFlggetlenE nEgyhaznal
N6gye e partyt rendezett Mt Borsy Kerekes Gyorgyn
nevnapa akalmava 100 darabbol ao ebed0keszlettel
gyony0ru csokorral leptek meg.

csak ugy haladhat Istennek tet-
$50 m6don, ,ha a gyiilekezet ASSOC
nyai egymast megertve, a ferfiak
mellett kiil0n is elvegezve ma
guk reszet, szolgaljak a Macy c6-
lokat.
kedves beszelgetesben aztan
meg jo dsrabig maradt egyutt a
tarsasag, melynek soraiban oft
voltak:
Kerti Imrene eln0knG, Kovacs
Elekne, Kiss Mihalyne, B. Kiss
Janosne, Kovacs Andrasne, Ko-
lozsvary J6zsefn6, P6znar Janos-
ne, Ajvasz Martonne, Meszaros
Mihalyne, Gavay Jozsefne, idb.
Varga Istvanne, 0zv. Szilagyi
Gy0rgyne, Bertrand Ferencne.
Veres Ignacne, Vass Martonne
Boda Istvanne, Demjen Janosne
Hizsnyai Laiosne, Patkanoczy
Janosne, Kukoricza Karolyne, Kc
vacs Olga, Meszaros Erzsi, ,Veres
Jolan, Kiss Erzsi, Kerti llona &
masok szamosan.
A hangulatos kis iinnepely
egyik bizonysaga volt annak
hogy az egyhazakhoz tartoz6 ma
gyar nepiink meg tudja becsiiln
vezet0it akkor is, ha mem haj
szolva a feltinest, = sot lehet0
leg keriilve AIT, vegzik a ma
guk keresztyeni munkajat a gyii
lekezetekben S kiil0nosen a oyer
mekek nevelese teren.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlal
szerkesztosegc, irodai es miiszak
SZemelyZete maya feSZerOl a
utobbi honapokban Macy viszont
tagsagokon es merhetetlen nag,
csapason atment NTH. Borsy-Kere
kes Gy0rgynenek a termeszet leg
csodasabb munkaju, hatalmas kc
sar-virag csokrahoz egy viragsza
lat tiizziink hozza szereny, mem
: soraink kisereteben, kivanJul
hogy elete tovabbi nemes es or
felaldoz6 munkajahoz adjon a
/ Ur er0t. Banatanak lekiizdesehe
{ nemes szivenek vigaszt hosszu el,
! ten keresZtiil. S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12

Vasarnap este az egy celert
munkalkodo egyraast megbecsu-
Is moi szivek szepen sikeriilt i'm
nepelyt keszitettek elo figget-
len ref. egyhazkozsegnel. Az egy-
haz buzg6 N0egyletenek tagjai,
hogy 6szinte megbecsiilesiiknek
&, szeretetiiknek kiils6 kifejezest
is adjanak, NTH. Borsy-Kerekes
Gy0rgy lelk6szn6 nevnapja alkal-
m1bol kifolyolag, templomepu-
lct h1tS0 helyisegeben, teljesen
csendben partyt rendeztek. SEE
pen fcldiszitett bowen megra-
kott asztalok mellett fogadtak a
bcEivott, de erre egyaltalaban
mem ktsziil6 lelkesznet lelkes
ilnncpl6s k0zben vezettek a rem
dez6k f3helyre, hol egy gyony0-
Ri ,izlessel kivalasztott, 100 da-
rabboI all6 dinner-szett egy ESQ
dalatosan szep, hatalmas viragko-
sar vart rea, mint nevnapi ajan-
dek. A szett a Noegylet, virag-
kosar pedig Kovacs Andrasne
ajandekab6l.
Maid el6allott Kovacs Elekn{
N6egylet egyik buzg6 tagja, a
figgetlen ref. egyhazkeriilet villa
gi f6jegyz6jenek felesege S iigyes
felkosz0ntoben tolmacsolta a,
egylet a megjelentek j6 kivan
sagait. K0nnyes szemekkel k0
szOnte meg az iinnepelt lelkeszn'
nem vart sep ajandekokat
annak a remenysegenek adott Xxi
fejezest, hogy a megert6 es melta
nyolni tud0 moi szivek tovabbra i
segitseg6re lesznek abban a feltil
nest soha nem kereso munkaban
melyct Krisztus egyhazanak szol
galataban a szamara rendelt he
lyen allandoan es csendes bekes
stgben vegezni kivan.
Borsy-Kerekes Gy0rgy esperes
lelk6sz sz0lott ezutan az egybe
gyiiltekhez, vazolva azokat tie
end0ket, miket a noknek kell val
lalniok a egyhazban, kerte a meg
jelenteket, hogy idaig mutatot
buzgalmukat tartsak meg, SO
er0sitsek, inert az egyhazi munk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12
A Vlagkongresszus nagyon jol sikerult
Komoly munkat vegeztek Budapesen vilag minden ta
jarol osszesereglett magyarok.

sd grol, a kiilf0ldi magyarok rok-
kant es 0zvegysegelyerGI, arvai-
rol, kulf0ldi magyar orvosokr0l.
szamos n0vedelmi ts szocialis kGr
desr6l, gyermekvddelemr6l, kill
f0ldi magyarsag jogvedcImGr6I,
az anyaorszag feladatair0l a XII
vandorl0kkal szcmben, kijlf0ldi
magyar munkanelkiiliek tamoga-
tasar6l, visszavandorlas k0riili
teend6krol. egyes orszagok be-
vandorolt magyarjainak eIet es
munkaviszonyair6l, mez6gazdasi
gi es iparcikkek kiviteler0l, kill
f0ld0n el0 magyarok Gszeirasar6l,
megszcrvczesiik nagy kerdeseir6l
es szamos mas hasonl0an erdekes
es fontos dologrol.
Mint megallapitottak, 0sszesen
26 orsZagb0l erkeztek magyarok
az els1 vilagkongresszusra, akil1
0sszesen 477-en jclentek meg.
K0ziil0k 153 r6sztvev0 valamilyen
testiiletet kepvisel, a t0bbi mint
maganember van jclen. A kiilf0l-
di magyarok azonban vendegeket
is vittek magukkal, akillkel egy-
gyiitt a resztvev0k teljes szama
746 volt.
Ismeteljiik, kongresszus pro
ba es kezdemenyezts volt es azert
mem szabad mas szempontbol meg
itelni. Affele elozetes seregszem
lenek indult,a mely utan azonbar
az igazi munkanak kell elk0vet
keznie. A sziilGhaza most talalko
zott el0sz0r 26 kiilf0ldi orszagb;
szakadt gyermekeivel egyiittveve
A sziil6haza meglatta, hogy oyer
mekei a tavolb0l is a legtel iesebl
hiiseggel gondolnak ra, hog,
munkalkodni akarnak ertc, segi
teni akarnak neki. Amint a kill
f0ldre szakadt magyaroknak van
max k0telessegeik a szjiI6hazava
szemben, eppen ugy vannak k0
telessegei a sziil6hazanak is
: gyermekekkel sZemben.
Ezeknek a k0teless6geknek ne
: zett szemebe ez a kongresszus
, megallapitotta, legalabb nag
!, korvonalaiban a teend0ket. .
: kongresszus elmultaval megir
: csak a ket felen: a sziil0hazan
: idegenbe szakadt gyermekein fo
mulni, hogy a nagyszerii napo
. csupan kedves emlekeknek ms
radnak-e meg, vagy nyomukban
r tettek korszaka k0vetkezik ? (Me
: gyarsag.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-12

nyilvanul meg. Jol teszi a kozon-
seq, ha jegyeir6l j6 elore condos
kodik. Mint ismeretes, ez alkalom
NAL Kiraly Ern6 felleptevel a Nit
susog feher akac C. ope-
rett keriil szinre.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1929-02-28
"DObber's Letter.

l got up this morning, the
snow being about a foot deep,
made me think of old times
wnen you could go out and pick
up a pocket full of chestnuts
and they would all be sound and
not more than one or two
faulty. And the acorns the same
way, when the hogs got fat as
they could walk, and the beech
nuts and hickory nuts We're
,I,-.u ana uelIc. .ous, Whentne
peach trees grew to be eight
and ten inches in diameter, and
the trees in the forest lively all
the young forest thrifty and
growing. Now, what is it? Just
get out and go through the for
est examine the chestnut. Get
a pocket full of nuts and begin
to eatand out Of the pocketful
one or two may be good, the bal
ance faulty. The worms have
devoured them. So with the a.
corn L,aecit hut, ,nhckory NUT.
About all the chestnut trees
are dead and dying. Dead tops
of the chestnut trte stand out
wildly in every tract of forest
land in this section of the count
ry. Even the young growth are
likewise dying.
The Scriptures says: us
there not a cause? Yes there
is a cause. Can it be remedied
Yes. Well, the friend of the for
est wants to know.
The greatest enemy to the
forest is the worm and the fly
ing insect, which produces the
egg, and the worm devours the
chestnut, acorn, beechnut, hick-
cry nut, and also devours the
sap of the tree therby causing
it to die. If you don't believe
this is he case just take youl
ak and go to the fonest and
when you find a tree that has
what people call the blight just
cut it down, scalp it from the
stump to the top and you will
find this to be so.
Now for the remedy. l can
tell you what used to keep the
crest good and healthy, and
can prove my statements by
Uncle Harve Long, Uncle Mute
Sutherland, Little Bill and all
he old settlers of this county.
md that is this: Back when
was a boy you could go through
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1929-02-28
In re: YELLOW POPULAR
LUMBER co. BANKRUPT.

On the 25th day of March,
1929, / will sell at public auction
at Haysi, Virginia between the
hours of 1000 A. M. and loo
2. NJ, the following described
real estate:
All that tract of land lying on
Big Paw Paw Creek, Buchanan
County, State of Virginia, con-
tanning one thousand 10000
acres, more or less, being that
tract of land purchased by the
Yellow Popular Lumber Com
pany from the Empire Coal Cor
poration, and known as the Rus
sell Fork Coal and Timber prop
erty.
Also, all that tract of land ly-
ing in the breaks of Big Sandy
River and known as the Hudson
tract, containing five hundred
forty (540) acres, more or less.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Gallie Friend
Trustee in Bankruptcy
Feb. %, 1929.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1929-02-28
For Sale
BABY CHICKS

White Leghorns, Barred
Rock sand Rhode Island Reds.
Folder and Prices on request.
LEBANON POULTRY FARM
Lebanon, Va.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1929-02-28

Ginger Delight; Cut thirty marsh
mallows into quarters and arrange
III the bottom OF a mold. Sprinkle
with two, tablespoons Of chopped,
preserved ginger. Prepare a pack
age of lemon favored gelatin ac-
cdrding to directions on the pack-
age, and, when cool, pour hall over
the marshmallcws and let it solid;fv.
Then pour in the remaining gcla-
tin. Serve with garnish OF one
cup shredded pineapple and whipped
cream.
Pear Salad: Arrange the pears
from a can on crisp lettuce and
place whole marshmallow in each
cavity. Cut other marshmalIows in
pieces, add one-fourth CUP Of
chopped, canned figs and place
around the pears. Sprinkle witt,
one-fourth Gun chopped nutmeats.
top with mayonnaise and chill
Marshmallows may also be nlace,I
on the ton of a nince n;e which ia
being reheated in the oven before
serving. The melting marshmaliows
will make delightful topping.s
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1929-02-28

Shortly after this arrest two
New York thieves, Coniglio and
Olivari by name, were appre-
hended. These professionals
were sent to the Atlanta Prison
under the Federal law. The de-
partment does not rely entire
ly on the State Courts in mat
ters of interstate thefts, but in
variably invokes the Federal
law.
The State Motor Vehicle De-
partment has come to be re-
cognized among police agencies
throughout the State as among
the most important factors in
the suppression of automobile
theft.
Ae Durkin gang, Of Chicago,
was caught in Richmond by
Director Hayes after a chase
which lead for several city
clocks. The car he had just stol
IN was recovered.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1929-02-28

ed in Buchanan county in Deed
Book No. SO at page 90.
3. Deed from Bart Stiltner
and wife, dated February 10th,
1920, and recorded in Buch-
anan county, in Deed Book No.
So at page 81.
4. Deed from Roma Epling
and others, dated February 10,
1920, and recorded in Buchan-
an county, in said Deed Book
no. So at page 259.
b. Deed from Tom Looney
and wife, dated February 10Th.
1920, and recorded in Buchanan
county in said Deed Book No.
% at page 26O.
6. Deed from Phoebe Deel
and husband, dated February
10th, 1920, and recorded il,
buchanan county, in said Deed
BOOK NO. 81 at page 287.
{. Deed from Didama Enling
and husband, dated February
10, 1920 and recorded in Buch-
Anan county, in said Deed Booh
NO. SO at page 594.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed, that the defen-
dants, John e. Schellhase, the
administrator with the will an
neXed, of the estate of J. c.
Mckinley, deceased, Agra B.
Mckinley, Agra Mckinley, John
son Bennett Mckinley, Louis
Bennett Mckinley, Nelson G.
Hubbard, S. A. Williams, S
Nesbitt Jr., trustee, S. Nesbitt
Jr., Frank Costanzo, G. D
Crouch, Martha Mccoy Jones
4arJha Jean Jones and
A. 5. Burger, are not residents
OF the state of Virginia, it is
ordered that they do appear
within 10 days after due pub
LEGATION hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protect
their interest in this suit. And
it is further ordered that copy
hereof, be published once a
week for four weeks in the Dick
4lson County Herald and that
copy be posted at the front
,oor of the court house of this
5ounty on or before the second
-Druary Rules, 1929.
A Copy-Teste:
Lee Stanley, Clerk.
By w. G. Rasnick, DC.
ohase & Mccoy. p.q.
2-14-4t.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1929-02-28

the forest wherever you might
and you would see the woods
full of sapsuckers and wood
chucks and yellow-hammers all
busy up and down the tree de-
vouring the various insects and
pests which infest the boldly
and limbs of the tree. In those
days the fruit was sound and
good. Now, what is it? Crack
a hickory nut and watch a
worm pop out. Where is your
sapsucker? While tiAy FNere
busy in the trees every winter
in the months of January and
February the old settlers would
rake a ring around their farm
and burn the woods before the
sap would rise, which would
not harm the timber, but would
destroy the :, insects on the
ground which is killing more
timber than the fire. Of course
the fire would sometimes get
out at the wrong season of the
year and kill lots of timber. but
its better for some of it to be
allied by the fire than all of it
to be killed by the insects.
Well, the remedy. Just put a
reward on the hawk and the
owl, and save the sapsucker and
also reward the sportsman and
reckless boys who want to trv
their guns on tie sapsuckers
and wood-chucks, sufficient to
stop the killing of those birds
! hat help to preserve the forest.
Protect the sapsUcker and
save the timber for this is the
sest remedy.
The insect is the blight that
IS killing the timber and also
the peach trees. The sapsucker
IS gone. The wood chuck is
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1929-02-28
N O T I C. F.

The creditors of DR.. LINDSAY
w. Newland, deceased, of Dick
enson county, Va, are hereby
appraised of his death and are
warned to bring to me, the
n d erslgned administrators,
heir accounts and demands.
Further all debtors of the
estate of the above deceased,
are hereby notified of afore-
said death and are requested
o Immediately pay such ac-
counts owing the estate to me
1t my residence, 104 Wyoming
we, Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. Billie K. Newland,
Administrative.
2-14-4t.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1929-02-28

!. IRGINIA
n the clerks office of the Cir
cult Court of the County of
Dickinson, on the 9th day of
February, 1929.
Gorge j. Rogers, for etc.
Complainant,
VS.. In Chancery-Order o.
Publication
an E. Schellhase, administ1
Tor and others, DeIenaa
me object of this suit, is t
act from the estate of j. {
cKinley, deceased, under th>
tovisions of section 1898 o4
ne code of Virginia, the sun!
six thousand six i. hundre
nd ten dollars ($6,61O.0O),
18th interest on 100000, 8
art thereof from. the first day
# April 1928, and on $4,000.
ne remainder thereof from the
4rst day of April 1924, unit.
payment; and to sell the equ4
IDLE interest of the said j. c.
.cKinley, deceased, in and to
ne several lots, tracts or par
is of coal, with mining rights
lhich are situated on Grassy
1reek, and the waters thereof,
,artly in the said county of
sickenson and balance in tbs
ounty of Buchanan, all in tn.
aid state of Virginia, ano
which said coal with mining
gifts were conveyed to S,
esbitt Jr., trustee, by the
. en- deeds which are of re
ord in either the said clerks
flee of the said county O.
Dickinson or in the clerks
lice of the said county of
Buchanan, as follows, to-wit:
l. Deed from N. B. Colley
nd wife, dated February 9th.
800, and recorded in Dicken-
County. in Deed Book Nc
: at page 229.
2. Deed from Nancy Jane
Iswick and husband, datet
obruary 9, 1920, and record
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In Air Tight Tins

Modern marshmallows are made
OF sugar. corn syrup and gelatin
and can be bought in air-tight cans
which keep them absolutely fresh.
They combine we'll with other
sweets such as fruits and certain
vegetables, to make most tooth
some dishes, as you will presently
see.
Here are some recipes which
bring, out some of the many good
qualities of this candy:
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I'M HEN you look at it, doesn't
HUI niarshnlailow seem a queer
name for so dainty and de-
licious a CONNECTION! Yet the
candy got its name legitimately
rom a tall, erect plant, cousin to
the holly-hock, and native to both
Europe and Asia, which grows
most freely in marshes near the
sea. A decoeton OF the roots and
other parts affords mucilage whicn
was formerly used in making the
candy, marshmallows.
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! IRGINIA
n the clerks office of the Cir
cult Court of the County of
Dickinson, on the 9th day of
February, 1929.
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VIRGINIA'S PART
(From Page Threel

(FrOm Page ThreeJ
The Director himself takes a
great interest in the apprehen-
sion of thieves and has made a
number of important arrests.
Sometime back thief by the
name of Campion, a member of
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X Il NJ A Il ID

LOST, between Fremont and
Bearpen Gap, one pocket book
and vanity case combined. Find
er please return to this office
and receive reward.
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yUlCK RELIEF
FOR HEADACHE

The natural, pure, mineral unguent
base Of Munyon's Solicited Liniment
holds no less than seven penetrating,
cooling indictments to open the pores.
soothe congested nerves and restore nor
NAL circulation without internal dosing
or dangerous heart depressing drugs. No
wonder it is replacing all old time RENE
dies