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Evening journal., 1915-10-30
Will AGAIN ENDEAVOR
TO Divide REWARD

Attorney General Josiah o. Wolcott
and City Solicitor Daniel O. Hastings
will confer on Monday afternoon rela-
tive to the distribution of the 81 400
given the Police Pension Fund and
Adolph Markle for the arrest Of kraSus
and Montvid Judge 1uttle. Of Hart
ford. Conn, who decided the reward. has
announced that he will wait no longer
and must receive an answer as TO how
the Delaware amount is to be distrib.
uted. The local attorneys today sent 2
telegram TO the Judge telling him they
would confer OH the subject ON Monday
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
RFCOyERS STOLEN loon.

Harry Hunter, a marble dealer,
whose desk in the optical store of r.
II. Cubberly. No. S27 1-2 Market street,
was opened by thieves who visited the
store several evenings ago. today re-
covered suit case which had been
found under the steps OF the house No.
841 Orange street. last Thursday
morning. The contents Of the case had
not teen removed Mr.. Cubberly also
located flash light in a local pawn
shop, which had been stolen from his
store.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
DON'T THROW CONFETTI
IN HALLOWE' EN- FUN

Chief Of Police Black this morning
issued orders to the police urging
them to watch carefully for any dis
order on the streets tonight or Mon
day evening. Mummers who desire
to observe Halloween tonight will be
allowed to mask. but the throwing of
confetti will be forbidden.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
ACCusED OF COURT CONTEMPT.

Pasquale Aceto was arrested this
morning by Deputy Sheriff w. X.
Farra on the charge of contempt Of
court Aceto is detained at the police
station. The defendant was wanted
az witness in the Court of General
Sessions. and it is alleged he did not
obey a summons to appear there
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
EPw0RTH LEAGUE
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA, Del, Oct. 3O.-Thc Epworth
League OF St. Paul's NJ. r. Church will
give Halloween and weight social in
Red Mems Hall on Thursday evening,
November A.
Miss Iva J. Stats, daughter Of JEFF
ferson Stats, OF near Flcming's Land
ing, and Walter David, were married at
the brides home on Tuesday, the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev Mil
ton Mccain. Miss Elizabeth Stats
played the wedding march and the at
tendants were; Miss Ina Stats, the
brides twin sister, and J. Orrell.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
SHERIFF SEIZES american
REDUCTION PROPERTY

Sheriff Stidham has levied on the
personal property of the American
Reduction Works. under ii fas for
judgments amounting to S11.O9O. The
claimants are Ernest w. Hill and
Nicholas J. Hayes. The sherin levied
on seven double carts and three sin
gle carts of the defendant company,
in addition TO a large number of other
articles amounting probably to about
$4,000 or $4,000.
The odal in the real of the reducing
works, which was declared to be a nui-
sance by City Councilman McGold-
rick, before City Council on Thurs
day night, is among the seized prop
erty.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
FIRE DESTROYS pWELLING.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del, Oct. SO.-A brick
dwelling on the farm of William VOL
laston was burned to the ground
shortly after noon today. The farm
is in Pencader hundred, two miles
from Newark, and is tenanted by Ed
ward and Richard Brown. A de-
fective hue was the cause OF the fire.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
CHASED WIFE FROM HOME.

James w. Carpenter, of No. Is East
Twenty-second street, was arrested
this morning by Patrolman Holly on
the charge Of threatening to do bodily
harm. Carpenter created considerable
excitement at his home by chasing his
wife from their home. Carpenter will
be examined by the police surgeons
this afternoon as to his sanity.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL CASES.

Robert H. Jemison. of Pennsgrove.
employed by the Wilson Line, was
treated at the Homeopathic Hospital
today for a lacerated finger. Other
cases treated at the hospital we're:
Frank Richards, cut hand; Emma Will
liams, lacerated scalp and James Stat
foTd, No. 26O4 Tatnall street, cut
i nd.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
no EXAMINE PLUMBERs.

The Board of Plumbing Examiners
will meet on Monday morning. from s
to 12 o'clock, at Sixth and King
streets. in the Board of Health
rooms. to examine applicants for
plumbing licenses.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
EDGE MOOR MEN no DINE.

Officials and foremen Of the Edge
Moor Bridge Works will have a din
ner at Hanna's tonight. Congressman
Miller will make an address on the
Plattsburg camp and military pre-
laredness.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
POULTRY AND MEAT SUPpFR.

Women Of the Stanton NJ. E. Church
will hold a poultry and meat supper
in Stanton Hall on Thursday evening,
November is.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
GEORGE p. BISSELL
IN NEW OFFICE.

George P. Bissell, stock broker, has
taken the Offices formerly occupied by
the Delaware Electric and Supply
Company on the Market street side
Of the DUPONT building.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
VISITING IN PHLADELPHIA.

Park Commissioner Jerome B. Bell
has gone to Philadelphia and will
spend sometime with his son, Harrie
A. Bell.
Evening journal., 1915-10-30
COURTS OPEN ON MONDAY.

The November term of Superior and
General Sessions Courts will open on
Monday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

Im Stranoc bon z Il y fam
man oft einen in @epanfen periuufez
nen ein6amen S~pa5iergdnger icben. Die
SGnbe auf Dem 8iiden sefreu5t. Seine
bobe bclaiihe SffiSiersmiiee. Die an
oas oiterreidiife 8dppi erinnert, trdst
Die 8orfen eines 8eneralS. Seine
bobe 8eitalt lit in einen fur5en Nili1
tdrmantel sebiilt, Der fait einem
biirserlihcn sleidt. gs lit Der aonig
Der @elsier. Iit gcmeIieren Shritz
ten. bic tieies Nad,bcnfeu perrntbcu
acbt CT am llicr nur unb ob. Seinc
Iugcn lino uui buS Ntccr mo- bcncn
llicr ecrittct. abcr nit 8lifcu, nu
penen MAJ erfcnnt, baB JIG nidt lcbcn.
ionbern onB Ie benfen, &nni9 Ilbcrt
gleiht beute nift mebr Den pon ibnl
befanuten 9iloern unb photographer.
Seine Su9en6 lit perbliibt. iein friIheS
Iusieben lit perihnunben. Die linz
bilben Der 8itterrns baben ieine 5art
sebrdunt unb Der Sdmer5 bat arf
ieiuem 8eiidte Surhen se5osen uno
ibnl pielleiht eiuen Influs BON
Strcnsc seacben, Wtau iicbt, paB CT
buleet une lciect. Gr lit nitt mebr
jung. Der Hcif oc0 Sebcus ut nllf
i'm sciaaeu upb cS id]cint, paB icpc
@odle fir i'm 5u cincm Sabre &c
porben lit.
Was benft Der einlamc &anbercr?
Gor bsr. giaa. Ole nuirmcbr feline Hciis
BENG ,ilbet. einem bcideibencu Bad
iteinsebdube nab Dem !9ei9made eis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
(epesiatS orrepunSens bttr 8eitnnsJ
Der etntame kDnta.

mes aoufmunnS 0 Contrary obcr bon
Houlcrs alf Dem Siincnitranbc, itebt
cine Sdilbndd)e. @s bat Den Ins
Idein, ais oh in oicier @iniamfett unb
al bieier Siele III 5tpei @eniden
ipobnen fpiirben, Der Solbat, bic
Shilonade une Der &6nig. @an
niirbe Die @ila fir nnbelpobnt balten.
luenn nidt einiae Seniter bes Mbenbs
belerlttct miirbcn. &onisin gliIabetb.
Die bonn Seilld Der 6oipitdlcr 5uriids
9cfcbrt lit. lupbnt bier bel ibm. Srnuz
rig lit tic nit Dem Mtlltbc elmer lie
bcubcn Srau ibrcm @uttcn acfpl9t.
@imnnl M, 6u Scsinu Oco aricNca
bat tic Iid) bon ibm cntferut. nm Die
ainber nad) 9onbon 5u bringen. ols
Die Sclagcrung sur balbiseu Ginnabme
Der Stabt Antiperpen fiibren mubte.
Sebeu Sonutaa firth nm 5 llbr be-
geben lid Der aonig uno Die &oniein
5l SUB obne iebe Sesleitune CUR fleis
nen Sorftirde, nm bier gemeiniam
nit Den nod perbliebenen Sorfbepohz
neru baS bl. NeBopfer sI feiern. Nn
'cincm NamcnSta9e be9ob iih Ger
Aonia ollein bortbiu, an Dem Gage.
on Dem man in zen aird)cu bca
SanocS filr i'm hctctc
Scr cininme Spn5icrsGnacr un ncrl
lliern bon 20 Yanne erinnert on pcn
Gommaubanteu bes unteraegangenen
Shiffcs, Der auf ieinem Yoitcn &C.
blieben mar Is. y. g.. 10.
Sedember Ia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

Nmerifa's 4rpteit tp%irfnnsslus. -
Gnali5de Nptc beitreitet 8ebaups
tnng her @aibingtoner Geaicrnma
bnb arterifaniifcr Sanhcl .amtlidD
gclittcn fabc. - @uglanb beitebt
mi pas Redt, shiffe ansnbalten,
ntb periprtdt weiter rtifts als
Ghnoenerint, mo- Sdabcn nahs
meiSbar. - Seslihe Guseinatbers
ietuua iiber internatiunales Heft
prrmticben, mic iibcr bic Sanptiahe
felbft. = Sett gilt Der 3miammet=
ihluk infer freibeitlih seiinntcn
Gicmentc In ben @er. Stuaten. =
Sntcreiiantes aus benz Gungrcf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

Gle nentfhen &rteasilotten 5u Wniier
unb in Der 2nft c%unSentriert. -
Mht has bentffe Shlahtihtff
Bon Der 'Sann" tapnt, ipneern
Dns fransOiiihe htimiif
ySunrbet", - Gin Diterreihifhes
Sand,bppt that's. - Hmiiiife nnb
f%rnns6Hihe @erlnitc iiber $1,000,
600. = Iiirfet ihlasen Gniien,
nift nmsefebrt, mic 9pnbpn melbet.
= 10000 Seurife ifiiben ltn=
saru. - 10000 Sirfen BON gu.
masfus mad gesnptcn. - Seutif=
lanS lit ntdt atssubnnsern, erflart
Barrier ,Sonmanite".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
(epetie1 fir bieie 5eitrns bearbeitet.)
Spffre's Gersweiilnnsscuup.

geit Dem Mngriff auT Willbnlleu
bonn Sibeu Der buben Die S~rdn5oieu
5ipei @tal Sfifibruh erlitten, iondb
ite i'm nunrebr bonn @eiten her fors
5ieren. S%hoiidhlid) iii Der Sunpgau
inter Inuficm oellt'd]en Nndorud
fait boqitdnpie bon ibncu ecrdlimt
lporben. unp lpcnn Sdpei5er Ielpuns
gen 5utreffen, onb ioear Nieoers uno
Sbcriept unb Nilnltcrol feline Hotbz
boien mebr in ibren Iauern bergen.
10 muB Den Sran3oien Die ausiihts>
loiiefeit ibrer anitrensuneeu iebr
beutlit gu 8emiitb sefiibrt tporben
ietn. Ser Ingrifi BON 8elten perz
lduft entlan9 Der gabnlinie, Die bon
Welierling mad Riil6ouien berunter
fiibrt, uno auf Die groberung Sennz
beims lesen Die Sran5oIen bas srpBte
@etpiht, ba an bieiem Srte auh Die
bon Sasmiiulter fommenpe Strede
einmiinbet. ellie @eriuhe, iid bes
Srts an bemddtigcn, iinb aber feblges
ihldsen, On Die gngriffe an ben ipeitz
lid bes Cries gelegenen Spben Suz
iammenbredIen. ga man tarm febl
BARN sebt. Die Sifeniipe aeseu has
elias oils cinen Eer5neiflun9scoup
Soffre's anSuiprehen, 10 piro man
mad ibrem SebIihlae mDslidertpeiie
nit einem &ehiel I'M franS0i6en
Sbercommanbo reGnen miinen.
6. Sannar.-llm Die Sennbeimer
Sobcn tobtc aufs NeIIc ein beftiger
aampf. Sran5Diiidje Mpcnidscr batz
ten tic nieper in Sciis gcnummeu,
plirbeu aber o bcn Scutid,eu nah
einem beftigen Saionettangrifi bcrz
u%ntereeiapt. Sie ariegsla9e im
Cbers Glidb ldBt lid, iiberbaupt 5iems
lid, siiniris fir Die Seuti6eu an. Sie
fran3oiiihe Snpaiionsz Irmee bat bas
@aiups Sbal gerdumt unb 3iebt iih auf
gelfort bin 5uriid. = Sm Often bate
bic Irmee bes Generals b. Wadenien
einen ihonen grfola 81 ner5eihnen.
Sic bcltIfen Sruppen prdngen bis
gum Suhas Sluiie o rruo madtcu
bel oieicm Soritub 1.400 @einnsene.
Iild fielcn neln Observation-Disclosures in
ibrc Sdnoc. - Cite neuc britiihe
5esliise lit iest %feitseuagelt iporDen
8ie Die ~giorSbcutihe Maemeine
3eituns" melbet. aibt Die britiihe
monatlihe Irmeeliite pifen 81. bab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
aus Der Cmisem Stant.

Ter Cardinal Wercier 5al. - Die
Webbing upn Der .gerhaftnua hes
Grsbtid,pfs BON Wedbsin ppaifdnbia
ans Der ssft sesrifien nnh in bic
Nelt lansiert, nm sesey Sentid,.
ianb 5n besen. - 4ebnlid5 mic BET
Der y%eifiefnns Der S~atbebraIe put
Tbeims. Ter gatifan erbieft
Grflarnng aus @erlin. = Nlte
Cardinals. Sturp micSer uuises
friidlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
Subuqne, Soma, SOnnerstag, ben IA. Sanuar 1915


ODER I'M Irbeiter bonn 9oHmeirer nn>
senpmmen peroen, Der Damn Die
Sormulnre ausfiiaen nno an Den
ggenten bes Grbeitss 8 epdrtement in
Der betrefienSen gone, in Der Dos
Yoltamt liest, ienhen icl. Steie Be-
ridte geben tpeitcr an ben @iripdnz
beruness Iienit, unb Die 8eilldbiteler
tperben bann bon ben 1ldseu beuaGs
rid,tiet, mo lie Die grt DOT Ir6ett, Die
lie fpiinideu. finben fonnen.
Sic Ginmanbcrunss, giQ.
Sieie Bill. fpclhe cine gilbuneS@
probe fir .@inrpnnoerer perfiigt, ipurbe
nm 7. Sanlinr pom Sauie 5rr Gon>
ferens geIanot. Sas Snus lehute
inoeiien Stpci tuid,tigc Senats> Nnrcnbez
ments ab. ndmlif sic IuSlhlieBuus
Ser nfritoniifen Eniie urb Die Be-
%ireirue beleiider ginpanoerer BON
Der 9iloungsprpbe. Sic Negerdusz
ihliebune lpurbe NIT 252 du rs Stirs
men nbselebnt itnb Die gegiinitiguns
Der Seleier obue nanentlide gbz
trimming.
Nm 10. 2anuar itri6 Die GonferenS
pes 9pngreiies aus Der @intpanbez
rings 9iq Den Te9er1I nsiflub unb
bic Segiiniti9ung belgiiAer Sanoleute.
Cine salappe fir ben IraEbenten.
Die Nomination bon grping 9lano
bon &nnias 9th gum 8unbesmarIhau
fir Ben lreftlihen Siitritt bon
Mifiouri. ipurbe am 6. Sanlar BON
Senat einItimmis abselebut. Gies
mar Die pierte Grnennnng. bic Der
Senat in Der lesten @ohe in Dem
Streit iiber bic Heeeba Grnennuneen
pertporfen bat. Blanb fpuroe bon,
Hrditbenten fpdbreno Der fur3en
Senats @ertosuns ernannt, obtpobl
bic HatanS ihon beitanben bate. ebe
Der Senat iib im Sftober pertaste.
Gin itratesifhes Bureau.
SaS Warines Gomite bes Sauics
senebmiste einitintmia Die in Der
Slpttenbubsetsg Bill eutbaltene Seitimz
mrng fiir cin .itrategiibes Bureau"
beIien Gbef Die pole Sberarfiidt iiber
ale Observation-Disclosures baben uur
ein3ig uno aIlein bert @arineietretdr
beranttportli9 iein iolle. Sas gomitc
betpiuigte ali6 $1.000,0O0 fir Den
SIieseroienit Der Iarine.
Ganama- 8anal snt befeitist.
Srei bobc Siii5ierc Ser Irmcc be-
5eil9ten nm 6. Sanliar Dor benz Sar5z
Gomite fir Selpiuiauneeu, baB Der
Yanamas &annl ausreid,enb befeitiai
lit unb es elmer fcinbliben Slptte ms
moslih lei, Die @crfe on einem Del
beiben gnbpiinfte 81 5eritorea. Sies
iparen Die I~usiascn bes &nhalbauers
Sol. @oetbals. be5 @enerals Weaper.
gbef Der &iiitens Irtilerie. uno bes
Sen. 9ro3ier. Gbef bes Seugbauss
bienites. @S ergab iih aus benz Ser
hor, buB Die &analbcfeitiguneen bis
her $4,000 900 acfoitet babcn mn
mn nod 100000 i'm ndditer
Sisfaliabr Su p%eruiIssabeu iinb. Die
Werfc iinb nit IA 5oligen, 12e5pais
gen unb 6s5ouigen @eidiisen arniirt,
ipo3u nod Gin HieIenaeIfiis bon 16
3on fommt, bas balb auf9eifellt Ieir
fpiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

ilSurtiesuas auf bsr ~. Ssits.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
|Trpysne

,erpldt.
ipdbrcnS
rene Sdfe
H9e' $3.50
D per 100
Der 100
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14

5artleppol, @hit6p unb Scarborousb
befcfi9te 8~ilitenpldse itnb. Nafl
&nsabe Deg er9liid]en IrmeebIattes
gehort 6artlepool 5ur aiiitenpertheia
oiguug, bat 8bitbp cine a~iifempud]e
uno peiit Scarborough cine gatterie,
cine auIerne unb cine Suufeniprufs
Statiou auf.
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frureiie

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N Tif6es
ontuutens
Get Slid
100 BIO.
jener 0ds
$3.25, 90
Mtnn.
4an.
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(tfett.

puUtt6s
ten Sors
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IN 1918
lauter
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adprtiesuns ont Der t2. eeisf.l
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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-21
Rey. {. S. Moore Is
Given Church In Smithland

Rev. L. S. Moore and wife
reached here Monday on the Big
Ohio from Owensboro, KY,
where he served a church last
year. The annual conference
recently in session at Hartford,
sent Bro. Moore for the year and
from what we have already seen
of him and his wife we believe
they will fill the bill and do good
work, A reception was given
them at the church Monday even
ing and was enjoved by all.
Lunch was served and short
talks were made. Bro. Moore
will deliver his first sermon next
Sunday morning at eleven
O'Clock. Everybody is invited
to be present. - Smithland Enter
prise.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-21
Outline OF Plan Of School Fair

Outline of plan to be followed
at Div. No. 2, School Fair, to be
held at Hurricane, Oct. IS, 1915.
lO:l5. Call to order. Opening
remarks and announcement OF
names of Judges by President.
1870 to 1900 Shed. Judge rap.
id Arithmetic work and best
writer.
1890 to 1900 Church. Judge
OF reading and story telling.
1890 to 1900 Z. T. Terry's
camp. Judge of all drawings
and written stories.
1890 to 1900 Hotel. Judge of
all manual training and agricul-
ture.
1890 to 1900 Hotel. Judge of
all domestic science.
1870 Shed. Judge of general
exhibit.
100 Shed. Spelling contest.
2:30 Athletics.
Announcement of winners and
awarding of Ribbons.
Dismissal.
Teachers must report at shed,
register, number articles to be
Judged, and have all contestants
in proper places by 1920. Fol
any other information desired,
call one of the following officers
Geo. w. Conditt, Pres.
B. NJ. Owen, V. Pres.
Emma Terry, Secy.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-21

school work in Marion, we feel
sure that it will stand the test
and will help us as teachers and
parents to get in closer touch
with each other in this great
work of making honest, useful
and Christian citizens of our
boys and girls. We want to
urge that every person in Ma
rion, who is interested for better
schools, and every parent who
has children enrolled either in
the Graded or High School meet
with us Friday evening. We
will have a good entertainment
program, consisting Of music,
readings, recitations, songs, etc.
After the preliminary and social
part of the program is over, we
will take up in open meetin x
discussions of some of the vital
things which make school work
successful. We shall expect to
see you Friday evening.
V. l.. Christian, Sup't
City Schools
JnO. W. Blue. Pres.
Mrs. Geo. p. Roberts, Y. Pres.
Hollis c, Franklin. Secretary,
Parent-Teacher's Association.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-21

Best handkerchief, Francis Spell
ing, Frances, Frances. Half ham.
mered lump, Frances, Union, Bet
dozen ears Of corn Frances Hun
bred yard dash, Frances, Union.
Best writing IS, Sisco's Chapel
Chap.l Hill. Bcs, pound OF candy,
Siscos Chapel. Best pound OF
dried apples. Sisco's Chapel. Best
az handle, Sisco.s Chapel. Best
Irish potato, Sisco's Capel. Bost
handmade garment, Chapel Hill.
Best cake OF soap, Chapel Hill
BIS, original story, Chapel Hill,
Boal and Union tie. Best printed
motto, Chapel Hill, BoiA Best
orayon holder. Chapel Hill. Best
hoe handle, Chapel Hin. Best
potato masher, Chapel Hill, Crayn,
Arithmetic 80. Caldwell Spripgs
Sisco's Chanel Fourth ,e,d.,
Caldwell s,rip,s S,s,,,s Cb,n.l
S,or. ,ellinp 81. Caldwell Spr,n,s
Craync. Francs. t;c R,,, en-.
cbe,cd can. Caldwell Snrincs H..,
d,avi,, of ,,rl. Caldwell S,,;,o.
Ov.n Re-, match enc, C,ll.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-21

led IN his nth birthday anr iyer|
sary which was Friday. h. hav.
ing been bora Oct. 10 1888 He
was a mason in high standing
and vas buried by the Sturgis
lodge with Masonic honors at
noon Friday, the Rev. {. +.
Boucher his pastor assisting.
The deceased came TO this coun-
try from Tennessee many years
ago and was a member n the
Bell Mines {. p. Church. His
wife who survives him was a
Miss Snodgrass. Besides his
wife he is survived by 1 children
one son, Jno " Culley and 3
daughters. Annie wife OF J0hn
Holman, Lula, wife Of Prof. r.
JtilreV travis, Supt OF Schools y
of Crittenden Co.. who resicfs
here and Ida wife of Charles
Newcom. Mr. CnIley was d high
~ esteemed citizen aud viii be
greatly missed by his family AID
friends IN the community where
he lived.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-21
$500. REWARD OFFER
-.uTCDc
Ed FOR D1NAnhish
Governor McCreary Notifies Judge
Gordon OF States Re-
ward In Outrage.

Judge Gordon was notified
Tuesday by Governor McCreary
that the State Of Kentucky
would pay a reward of $500 for
the apprehension and conviction
of the party or parties who dy'
namited a negro residence at
Nortonville last week, resulting
in the death Of Will Cathron and
the injuring of two others, A
reward of 5000 has been offered
by Hopkins county and the Nor
tonville Coal Company also Off
ers a $500 reward, making a to-
tai of $4,000. 1t is rumor'
ed arrests will be made shortly
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Mr. and Mrs. Y. Y. Moore ere
being congratulated on the Gr-
rival of n son born Wednesday
morning OCT. 2Oth He has been
chriSleIed James Alfred in hon.
or Of his two Prand-fathers. and
one great.grandfather. The
mother and babe are getting
along nicely.
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days.
Will Walker and Ira McGaw
hate returaea from Cyit,cadea
county, where they painted the
residence OF George Guess, near
Marion.
X. NJ. Brooks OF this city, has
installed acetylene gas lights in
the handsome new residence OF
DR.. J. d. Mcconnell at Shady
Grove.
Mrs. w. C. Snow and little
daughter, Of Henshaw, arrived
here Friday evening to visit Mrs.
Shows parents, DR.. and Mrs. J.
Il. Wallace.
Jas. Z. Tapp has the contract
for building an attractive dwelling
for Donnie Hubbard on a 100 acre
farm he recently purchased near
Shsdy Grove.
Mrs. NJ. r. Owens has returned
from Claremore, Okla, where she
has been with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Giyens for the last wear, and the
home which has been closed during
her absence has been reopened.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. Stewart Owens,
OF Gainesville, Ga, will be with
her for some time.
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Speaking and Ster ,optican Lecture.

Mr.. Morgan 0. Hughes will
address the farmers and business
men in the Courthouse Friday
Oct. 10Th at Z p. m. after the
county fair. Mr.. Otis Kercher
will give u a lantern slide show
in the School Auditorium Thurs.
Oct. 2Sth at 1;3O p. m. Every,
body invited.
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Andrew Woodaf, one of the
county, OLD men, diudOct. uS
o. the diseases jn.iden, Ia old age.
Had be- lived until Iu,,day. Oct.
10Th he won.d have been So wear q
OF age. His wife, who was MisN
lenmima A0n IIiIl. before mar.
rlagc, preceded him Co Do, grave 81
years ago, Oct 18th 1907. He
came from Virginia when ,iN wears
old and has lived b,f, since. Mr..
Nood1l was buried at the Hill
graveyard, Rev J.. ". Vaughn
omca,lnC. lie was a life LONG
mcmbor OF Plncy Creek Baptist
church Surviving him are tenn
children emu, Sly sons, VIM A, lanes
Chris, and Dock, all of his scc.
ton and Sherman and Mack ol.
Washington State, four daughters
Sue wife OF T. \. CnyneS of
l,nneelon, Mary, wife OF John
campbell Margaret, wife of lame.
~ Boone and Ellen, widow al
John DUTY, the latter three ali Of
,n's county Mr. Woodall had
",n IN poor health in mind and
oou' lo' the past year but had W.
s ,i,n, care and attention from lis
children I,.I during his old DAYS. -ME.
o moo eau was well known through.
va, C''''enden and surrounding
COUNTIES onn having been in the to.
'"'co business ior many wears, -
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Governor

oONOl lIOl
A. o. Stanley.
Lieutenant Governor
James d. Black.
Secretary of State
Barksdale Hamlet.
Attorney General
M. NJ. Logan.
Auditor
R. L. Green.
Treasurer
Sherman Goodpaster.
Clerk of Court of Appeals
r. w. Keenon.
Supt. of Public Instruction
V. o. Gilbert.
Commissioner of Agriculture
Mats. Cohen.
ia lge of the Court of Appeals
Gus Thomas.
ia ige 4th, Judicial District
Lee Gibson.
Commonwealth Attorney 4th,
District
J. Elliott Baker.
Representative
6. N. McGrew.
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Items About People We Know
From providence Enterprise

Rev. |, w. Talley and wife. OF
the Shady Grove country. left here
Friday morning for Christian
county to visit relatives several
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A Word To The School
People Of hIarion.

Next Friday evening at 7:3O
in the School Auditorium, our
Parent-Teacher's Association will
have its first regular meeting.
While this is a new feature of