The Mt. Sterling advocate., January 20, 1920, Section Two, Image 13

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A. CAMPAIBN
oring-wek thw wW
all the women's or-
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every town in tne
3 States on the subject of the
C. A., its aims and purposes,
campaign is being conducted
the Nationnl Headquarters at
York through the various state
s. Jfrs. Ben R. Turner has been
nted chairman, for ihe work in
Sterling and much interest has
manifested already. Sevyal.
.inta U'ill.liA.ntif unUiv-tb h?l
fol Y. WiJa.I. wli6ni also $n3
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the drive for funds for the Na
LEBRATE PORHIBITION ,
meeting arranged forhy tlia W,
U., m celebration of Nationnl
mtion, was hejdin the Christian
u i'iiua' uLiuruun irom xuuc 10
clojk. Mrs. C. K.' Oldham pre-
ajid addresses were madefljy. a'
of those presentr-Miss Mattie-
otts rendered! as beautiful -s'dlo,i
panied on the, organ byIiss
vans. i
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BUYS.WAREHOUSE
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as Wt Fitzpatrick'has'''pur-
from the Burley Tobacco' Co.'
iff warehouse, situated injtho
the warehouse for tlid'curing
tionnl Headquarters. This drive will
be tho last week in February. It is
earnestly hoped that sufficient uifer-
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not- .i1l 1m numianA in "Aft- Cfnvliniv ti
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eiiect an organization iiero wiin a
club room for girls.
I-'-" HISTORY. CLfUB
' The Women's nistorw Clu.bjicij
regular weekly meeting Friday af terj
noon, undertho capable leadership
oMrgj;:MMpNcal. Assplendid pro
gram was given as follows :
k "American Painting," Mrs. Stewart
McCormick. " , H'
" ''fluHfe nml f1 nnltla li n .linn f c
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or ' bur grandmothers day Mrs.
jpo'waf dBr Turner;
vuurrent. ivenis.
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Irdny evening spoeial; Dqn't
tlio truth. It is liable to fly
d sting you. " 'i
the honej;mo9n he imaine
itimfnt. tlint mnktj lierTVfifin
Vtl " f '
ItttA 1 nr-r nrf TJ 11 r 1 rx lAn w r Ma?
TPtI lunuta. uui uu ivtuua Hit
ter on.
NEW DEPUTY SHERIFF
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Sheriff John G. Roberts has ap-
nolnfc3,WilI"Ed.' Jones as dcnutV
slieriff ' nf7tl Mr. Jonesf qualified on
Thursday bv taking thfe oathof-of-
, .. i . t, r.r 'iZtsr.
nco nnu execuimg upriu. Mr. jones
isjonejEJniostpopuhir young mon
Vithew;ounty and has inany "friends
ivlio 'will be pleased toj learn of his
appointment.
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VILL MOVE HERE J
Squiro-G-L-Dean, ol the county,
has; purchased of Lee .Trimble his res
idenqe on Holt, avenue andwillon'
Marcii 1st move to thisj city with Lis
family to make his home. .
Tjie, sirapleepellersjwnnt "kiss"
spent ki3," Up, men and nTT'eml If
anv man dares to shorten a kHs shoot
liim on the spot. '
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT
Ragan-6ay Motor Co. to Make Ad
ditien to Their Garage
The Rngnn-Gny Motor Co. hns just
purehascd of T. F. Rogers h'is lot in
the rear of tho present gnrago prop
erty and as soon as weather per
mits they will begin tho erection of a
two-story addition to tho present
bftilding. The lower part of the garago
or first floorjs to bo used for stor
nirn nnrl disnlav rnntnR, .F.hpIi una.
tomor rill be given individual space
for their car, which will bo occupied
only by thnt customer". Tiro upper
floor wlf bo given over to their shop
'nWd will contain about as" much spneo
ns their present garago building.
"When completed tlAs will bo one of
tho most modern, best equipped and
up-to-date gorpgo buildings in the
whole country , M
1 ' COMMISSIONER'S SALES
Master Commissioner Will Ed.
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Jones sold yesterday at tho Court
House dooVtno'ti. M. Wade farm of
77 acrcsft3. Clifton Gillispio at $180
Per ao,ro.This-Iand Ue near Bunker
Master Commissioner Jones also
sold yesterday the Edmonson prop
erty on Winnstrdet to Arch Mason In? , ,1 . i , , .
, ..,-.., - - --.. -Z " c n0Pe tnnt league members who get
LEAGUE OF CITIZENS ORGANIZE
.Miss Ednti Annette Beveridgc met
with representatives of the five fed
crated clubs from Mt. Sterling at the
Woman's History Club rooms Monday
afternoon. Steps were taken to in
augurate a "League of Women Cit
izens" for tho purpose of studying
state, and nationnl government, and
to prepafo tho women of our country
JVr fljpir nW jnli'" ! vijHin fifi-
zens. This league will bo non-partisan
and non-scctarinn. While women
uviOiigiii iO .tit) oiiuo mu ds jrcaiiy
interested in it it will be as necessary
and vital to women who aro not mem
bers' of any society, liut shortly will
have the opportunity to add the
weight of their convictions to tho op
eration of the government. Mrs. Hat
tie F. Howell is temporary chairman
of this league. The "meetings will be
held afternoon Tuesdays in tho His
tory 'Club rooms. The first meeting
will be on Tuesday, January 2Gth, at
2:30 P. M. It is hoped that some of
our townsmen will address them oc
casionally and there will bo ffnstruc
tipn provided. Men and women aro all
welcome. The Sunday Lexington Her
ald contains copies of Miss Mary
Scrugham's lessons on politics and
cftizensMp for tho guidance and in
formation of the women of Kentucky
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WESTERN; PETROLEUM
j , 0PENS-UP HERE
Tho Wqstern Petroleum Co. has
Jjoponed.up-for-liusiness hore,-with J.
'Rico' Wyatt as manager. iThe com
pany has -cre'eted -tanks on tho rail
jrqad at, tho fopt of Bank street. The
big truck,,rs. ,now in operation and
iho. Western-has .cntcrctLthcficld-as
(pompetltpiuof, the, Sfandardf OiUCom-
pany fbitircisaldd151ifs products
in this .section. ,
'.&. ?.PIE SUPFER
jThoro.will boa pie supper t in ho
auditorium of the Camargp Cousoli
dafed School, from fi:30 until' 0:30
P. M. onJanunry 24th. There will
bornQsrc "and "a'generar g"6od"tinie.
Evcrj-onXs invited to come and bring
their f lfiends and a pie.
these will bring them to tho meetings
and preserve them for reference. No
dujs will be attached to membership.
The History Club extends a hearty
jnitation to the league to use their
club rooms. Wo hope they enn have
a large number of ivnnen and men,
who trill meet for mutual improve
ment, i
DORIS FARM SOLD
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, iThc John T. Doris farm of 55 3-4
mjjres,' near Camargo, was old ye's-W
tqrday by W. II. Wood, the real estate
jjgent, to Richmond Turlcy and C. M.
Biowti, whose farms adjoin the Doris
land. The price paid was $200 per
acre.
Economy makes happy homes and
sound nations. Instill it deep.
Gjjorgo Washington.
THRIFT WEEK
AT HIGHSSHOOL
Prizes Offered for Best Essays and
Pupils Arc Showing Much In
terest In the Movement
The Ili-Y Club at tho City High
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aC.iCci is prGiuOfrinsr xarii.
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Mt. Sterling, In addition to the Es
say Contest, which will end next Fri
uuy, u cuiiiiiriiteo from the Ciub nas
posted in conspicuous places in tha
city large posters which portray most
vividly some of the lessons of Thrift
which it is hoped, will bo practiced an
this city and county more than ever
before on account of National 'Thriffi
Week having been observed.
Next Friday afternoon at half past
one o'clock all tho students will be as
sembled in the auditorium and na
each winner is announced he will
come forward and read his paper
and receive tho prize." There will bo
a first and second prjze in each class
f of the high school and no winners will
bo n,own until called upon to, read
their papers.
The contributors to the fund, which
made possible this observance of
Thrift Week are:
Mt. Sterling Nationnl Bank.
Montgomery National Bank.
Traders National Bank.
H.'G. Hoffman, Insurance.
H. D. King, Insurance and Real Es
tate. The Walsh Co., Clothiers.
Land & Priest, Druggists.
'it is hoped that many of the par-
Lents and f rionds of the school will at
tend the meeting Friday afternoon
and thus encourage the students as
well as hoing benefited by the papers
read.
No admission will bo charged.
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LECTURE
Prof. J. T. C. Noe, head of ther
Department of Education, University
of Kentucky, gave a very delightful
lecture under the auspices of tho
Women's, History Club1 at the club
rooms Saturday.
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mv of G25 volunteer nursCs w5U usit
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'H'.'G". HOFFMAN, Gen. Agt.,
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to any 'actidn tf duld bo glad to
havo rato qQoted foi S .
Life Insurance, policy, to also
pay S a weea!' acci-
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