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IVomiiet He'll Go to
' Sunday School and
Escapes Spanking '
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Kansas City. Feb. S?Clarence, Y
npMi. 14 years old. and wearing
Ida first pair of long: pants, temaln- 1
ed apankless today. Clarence was.
c< publicly whipped in the Juveni!e ^
court today as Juds* E. E. Porter-1
E field yesterday announced he would *
be.
r" Young man, have you anyching
to sav?" Judge Porterfield asked
TAX N<
l w ill Tie at the follJ
stated below tor the purp
Taxes. Interest is accurr
one per cent per month.
I -** t n rra r? /^\ v * a ? t
Iy y. .viondav
HOT HOUSE?Y. T. Jc
day, February I 3. 1923.
WOLF CRF.F.K SCHOC
nesdav. February I 4tii. I
WEHUTTY O. L Tor,
day. February 13. I 92 3.
PATRICK?R. C. Haml
February. I 6th. 1923.
SUIT?John R. Mason'
February 17th. 192 3.
LONG RIDGE?Morro
Monday. February I 9h.
VIOLET?Will Rose's S
ruarv 20th. 1923.
UNAKA?G. F. Roses
February 2 I st, 1923.
OGREETA?J. W. Odor
February 22nd, 1923.
Res]
J I AX COLLI
FREE TO F
VVhen / Ou become * subscriber
you are entitled to an .? most unlit
and advice abtoiutety char
Hrin? :he p- 1 Vv. ' y .r h
community to u? and t y will rect
itors and sr.v:.tl:sts . t\"
come export n their - Jtion Tin
40o.uou farm families a.ready
It" : .1 do not. " ? 'tits a y? . <
Erst it e y ? t > th:< sr.; : -h .-a; !
unbeatable pa; r twice a montii.
SOUTHERN AGi
the giant of
Nashville
Wood \
I We want seve-?l Icac
& will want a paper to
I this winter. We hav
J have the wood. Let'
I Wood should be cut i
I lengths.
I
1 r
?
ia Clarence came into coart
hut monrinf.
"Yes. I want to proraNa that
jo to school every day; go to ?
lay school; mind nay father i
?other and report the deten
tome each Saturday."
So the judge paroled Clarence
lis parents, who told the court t
'never had had the heart to w
iita."
There are 544 women's ard gi
!ubs with a membctship of ij,
rjcanized to carry on home dem
- it-op \\ rk in >Corth Carolina
3TICE!
>\ving places at times
iose of receiving 1922
lulating at the rate of
. Feb. 12. 102 3.
ihnson's Store. 1 ues)L
MOUSE ? Wed923.
rence's Store, Thurs>y's
Store. Friday,
s Store. Saturday.
?w School I louse.
1923.
tore. Tuesday. FebStore.
W ednesdav.
n's Store. 1 hursday.
DOM
E1CTOR
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rti\iriLii\j
' to the Southern Agriculturist
mtcd service of information
S'
vo sympathetic study of ed:
; v .its :' ? - oiuv have hi ;r
advin is yours for nsklnj?.
tako the *"?i i .r f the S ;th"
>r si.pn f, three years will
erv. c :n atiil t >n to an
RiCULTURIST,
THE SOUTH
Tennessee
Vanted
is f f wood. You
' read, especially
e the paper, you
s Exchange.
n about two foot
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teeScout ,
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THE CHEROKEE SCOUT.
FIRST PHOTO OF
ENTERINC
tan.nd
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tion t y k*
I t? \ .
h*y
'hip . V*
| The troopj wore photographed
i\\jpU'(1 urr:ti .. to fcisaen and ot
1 ing and manufacturing ?perationi
( ir.g at Dueseldorf.
RUHR RESISTANCE
AGAINST INVASION
NOW IS FALTERING
i ?? _
Only Sporadic incidents
of violence are report'
ed.
Berlin. Fab. > - Chancellor Cur.o
want tothe Ruhr Sunday morning
to iX'T". hi. personal influence -n
? fferui.g rtst>:anc" to the French
?cvuyat.e Gorman chancsllr
w.. : ? . } . - headquarter* at F!?ViOLENCK
NEARS END
IN RHINE TOWNS
Du eld : f. Fel The situation in
k Ruhr : dr fting buck to the n gular
r-utir . The population, workers
and tradesmen are gradually he
coming outwardly r?muled to the
prosenei- of the occupying f
resistance of the function^
ar.es appear to he faltering The
opp sitioji -f*he industrial magnates
h wevi-r. sh?>w- v c: >:" abatinj.
| The p-> -ibiiitj of a general rising
again". the French seems very re
m to.
1: ' f \ . '.< m e . utinue.
? ! . L I 1 . - - -f ' I ' ?
- n *- " ,'1 '
i civilian by a French scr.try at
J. iffitKEI
appeared to U -?-?tii. g <i w:i until
r.e of the warring parties abandon?
the ect nomic battle.
It is reported th Hr. -hr. n cellar.
who v. a- k..'.< ! jaded t0 halt
who all aged. "
F ? - ntr i - art rather
nervou. * them pointed hia
v orri. ponui r.t strobed past
)o>t la.-t n:gh*. although ad..c&sed
.:1 Fra-nth and si. \ . a pa:..
Sixty-six barg*-;: loaded with coal
d nrcorHinc fn the nffiriaF
ha\ e been d -patched to Stra>sburg
^ and sxty-thre. ni re, whicjj were
confiscated. are : g along the
Rhine awa.tir.g tugs to tow them
up the river. The barges average
j ?hcut 1,CC0 tvns vovjfc Tcu
with French crev.s are now work
.:.g u;i a d d"V.n the Rhine.
The al forwarded by rail into
Franco is ah. half the amount
floated: thus tru total coal tl.
French have got out of the Rub
s r.-e the oocuj at n is a little mors
than 2l>0.??ot) tor... whereas, under
the old sy- ? .. . tht y would have re
ccived 4GO.UOO in the ?anu perio
erviro? .:re hair, .red by the r.ecer
j.-ity >i re:>u. the strtKeri, in-ur
Uederal Fayot i xplains that i
ir.p ;ocrd supplies, and for similar
reasons, hut he experts to move
very larpe quantiti.s oi coal daii?
to France :ne beginning of next
week.
The Germans are not attempting
to approach the trench control
posts, and run the coal trains to
within a few mile.- <_.f the occupit
eastern and southern frontier, where
they abandon them, causing much
congestion.
The locks are completely usutr
French control i? both the Rhine
J and Lippe canals. The French also
MUKFHY. WORTH CAROLINA
FRENCH TROOPS
; GERMANY
while on the way {r, m Puaseldorf.
h?r Ruhr iuwn?, to ta?L* . ter m.np.
Photo eh ffi the l'oilai antr^jjii5o*
With Pig Lye
' Can't bee As Yet
Tsieraon, N. .ii eb. .V?Teete
"*.nuv ?; n liar old Lerrc.r. w.ct,
to . ( if e.t- i r. r. !\?ar.i Morgaa
5 ' " . i J If - .It e\e
about *0 da ye .?a*' it. a effort to
re hi--' flight. indicated tl.Jtt he
** - tt.. to ! ' object*,
it vtr.s learned uday. 11.? b y ua?
rejiurted r ^ t> !v .< ? abl* to ti e
1 :r.j;a: h letvci-n l.jfht and darkni s.th.:'i
i.v* *::? a>t wotk.
I " M declnred the Loy> eye
v, .r. a sthy c"iul ; a .1 luit>
;nK* i;> rniuiy Ut>| .1.* c : r.^; ..
>? * li - a*d tu- y v. u.u
arc- to \v:.;t 1 ca.. longer b : :r
h? * s ?*"? removed.
i.cir. ''I'lttK'i, %i:i. is 17 years old,
* i Iil l > a fire-crucker explosion.
|
Card of 1 i.ar.ks
We wixh to expr u- appn.-u i
tie?! to the member tho i'? - on- j
.viKiar; S cf the M . . di-t
Church f !jt, . .. f ?r tin k-aati
fix'. fi. wer . i i. on th grave
of my wife and ' ? < ? rl)U.
W. A. tiii.A.iAi>i. a:ai I'iuiurcn
i rabt. i N. C.
nt I th roaoi leading ir-.te
una . .nl l?? rinai.y.
The ofiU|<y?n: authorities have
a., urtil tfcc German offie.ais an?J
workers v.r... hav-. >i ire;*:;rdcd Berlin's
-t ... :?i? t that th. r salaries
will h paid if thi . ontinuc to dk .
.... : .< r Mi^y of the
[Germans havt. ... d to remain.
Railroad vr\.i. .e ith.ru land
v.. iually norma , and the lines in
! Ruhr region are not occupied
t y the Freneh in a nxilitary sense. '
The strike at Maycnce continuis
ed. tracks being torn up for one
hundred yards in the \.cinity of
j Bodenheim.
The French are operating railroad ,
lines encirculing the Ruhr for the
1 transport of i\.oJ for the civiiiar ;
, oj datii n. army servi< e supj lies
.:.J limited na * ;'er traffic.
'
Keener Monument Co.
J. S. \Lk.NER, Manager
Tomotla, N. C.
Ca'i or Writ?, if You need a
Monument
?SR'
REMvEDYi
v-* ?ro*TMC neutron
Coughs, Colds. Croup
WHOOPING C006H, HOARSENESS
BRONCHITIS,
-SOLO EVERYWHERE- ?>
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. ?SUBSCRIBE TO THE SCOUT?
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; ' Sylva
"Hie school at this ' Pr*"
rreasirif nicely under the control oi
Prof. R. K. Hough.
Kernvt Lonngood said if he did
not grot some mail pretty soon from
some of these iitt!e curley-Haired
he was going home.
P rtha i.ovirgn said lie expected
to jj.. back to tlrandview if Her.
sr. C'I.\ * v ii -tayed here. Herr.*.an
ti.uer .* sad if l?er:ha I-< T
-C .. t.'.v ' here he never expected
to Co anywhere
II.Hard 1 or v -d raid :f h? boyt
didn't mu d h.ro bettor and get ?P
out of of the bed h* diun't know
war ha a a f".i - [ , i??
Baylc* Dockery gilooking eery
ha 1 lhc?f ?iay? Hei oee i?o is going
feo dry op oa the ?tera.
pleased w;th h.a big fins boy.
R..iard Ix>ringood ; very well
We don't believe Vernon Docker>i?
|f>'ing to get on ugh money ahead
to write the GrandY:ew g.rie and
boye.
Ka'pa Adaie^ said :f Herman Olive'
ate sapper with h a g.ri any m<?re
without a>?mg h>in. th-re wouid he
trouble around 5ylva.
Annie I^'e Povep said if >he d ?J
r.? t hear from her b? t fellow at
Grandv.ew .wae just g-ung horn*
ar.d see what wa* the matter.
Ernest Adams *ad >t aavh >dy
wanted to fight just come on he
wag jit; 11 "n the job a. usual.
Mar* H .1 I> . ketball team was defe?ted
bv S. ? I . Feb. 1, 2-1 to 17
Quint? n 1 vingond ha< a bad ca-e
( f the blue* at this writing.
NOTlCt?Have irm? |oud work
W.ll sell ch-*;> or would trade for
.1 caod onr-tor. Ford truck. FRANK
D. DICKEY.
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STATE NOF
j CULLOWHEE
FfkuT"
: To Select Rural
Carrier for Wame
On February 24
Examination Will Be
Held Here?Open To
Citizens in T rritory of
i The Post Office
Th? United State? Civil Serrir#
Commission has announced that an
examination will be held in Murphy
on the 2-ith dsy of February. foil
;?t:r; >?e of selecting a rural car
rr *-r she route at Wame. N. C.,
to an announcem cot made
y.\ : r J. -entlv by Postmaster Creole
wh w ! conduct the examination.
According to the announcement, the
examination w!l be open only t??
c re-, wh > are actually residents
f the area served by the Warn*
'' ee. but women will not be
. -red for the position unless
. ey are vrrdovrs of U. S. soldier*
f marienea. or the wives
i era. sailors, and marines whe ^
\: ; .rally disqualified for ex- I
-r at.'ui by reason of injuries fW I
ved in the line of military uuty.
The route, it is understood, carries
w.lh t a salary of $1,300.
fh.nse desiring to take the oxamiaation
can secur* blanks and applv
' r* th?. P stmaster at W?ra?
r?r at Murphy, or from the United
< i ? ? Service Commission ^
W. . i?n. I>. C.. "Applications
should be made at once." said $Jr.
t'r . "io that the names of t!^
applicants can be forworded to ;k?
? on at Mfashington befoj^
he .:i.e for holding the examina*
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