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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-28
mr.. ROOT AND STAFF
AT RUSSIAN front
Gen. Scott to Address Slav Soldiers.
Cossacks Demand DE
cisivc Attack"
RUSSIAN GENERAL STAFF HEAL

RUSSIAN GENERAL STAFF HEAD
QUARTERS. June rs. via Petrograd
Juno 22.-Elihu Root and the whole
military star OF the American commits
sion. accompanied by NJ. Tereschtenko,
the Russian foreign minister. arrived
here tonight. Mr.. Root. Mai. Gen. Hugh
l. Scott, military leader of the commits
sion. and NJ. Tereschtenko Immediately
held a conference with Gen. Brussiloff.
commander in chief of the Russian ar
mics. AS a result Of the conference it
was decided that the aids Of Gen. Scott
shall begin a ten-day tour of the
southwestern front, starting from head :
quarters tomorrow afternoon. 1t is pos
sible they will so as far south as Ru-
mania
Gen. Scott expects to deliver a series
of addresses to the Russian soldiers
explaining the character work and
discipline Of the American army. The
commission Will be guests Of Gen.
Brussiloff at luncheon tomorrow. after
which Mr.. Root and M. Tereschtenko
expect to return to Petrograd.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
INDIAN CAPTIVE IS Fouvn
william earnhart Sees cor.,. go,
"0'0eT Was Seized Seventy ''''
Years Ago.

rehdieton, Ore.-WIlIior, D..
a omatilla Indian, returned h" D' u''. ~
,,a morning from Fort Hail ro '.., Wv
da Un IN Idaho, where he found '' W. ~
u uausn'er of his aunt, whose mo,, Ia.
was captured 40 years ago nv -, niI VI
"o TEX Indians and held in sIav ,,,y Dun
oo-, ne woman was captured IN -,
early fortles on a camn 90 h, IN the
DC between La Grande and w %ls aa'A S5,
p Ia,ner' whose name was oIso w,,,, ms
tn a,n escaped in the raid nn ,'' n,l
m miners mother and several raI" ", ms
taken. '"'ners sister was
,o noang William Barnhart Ind oe,,. I
heard his father tell OF ,bo Ia" ni, OFTEN
enp, great desire to trace , anu III"
y aant. Handicapped because " os MS
tow, familiarity with the Rnrr 'oo"
'0a as.e. he finally found an lnternro, ovs
Ate. After a three-day seorch ''' ~
1 1'n' an old Indian, who I, He run
,na that his aunt had died =, ra
,sy, ana ana. that her daughter. yS Spnrs
,sn, was married and living o ,"N ,n
eseI'auon. Other Indians r ~n ane
ere the events of the capture 90 ,si N
les mother. ''u'e Oh Nan .
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

I"enty feet below he coprbt o. 200
una hung on. With his bond li " TOO
NE uel his left wrist to tbo ', rn ". 0, .
t, .,H wrote a note to a l,r r,,' o-,
r''ling him farewell ana sqyir, ' ,t,,
G gg one was responsible for his r ,',a'
sr Just as he finished writing q ,n,.
. y-l1aId few down upop hi" " huge -,
Thu ,''u 10 10 peck at lis head and hII ,.'
-"e hunsIy bird ing,ctcI , I,
,gorbo ( N e, the hoy's flesh. Yopn.
b h[l Iand for over an hour. He .' t .,,
o o5on 'ormented to a frenzy aaG r r'lI
up the fight. '"' ora gave
,t AT In. nlshtfan searching PARTY r,,,.,,
~ '-'7 10Y and rescued him. He bcd I r'..
:, =, iost Consciousness from bi ,.' ",''r'
Renee and loss of blood. AIS 'Ape'
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
Alex Jones For Jailer,

Having ', become a candidst, fc
tne Office of JaiIer Of CrIt,s,d, =
OyuntV and finding that | viii
10, oe able TO see all the votors
LOT the County between now q' o,S
.ne Primary election. which 7
, moa'a IKE very much to do. I
WI, WIS" 10 say to the Democrats, Of
this county that | have alw,v ".
supported the party NOMINEE.
WIN !, out fail, because | bolieys
IN the principles of the Demo-
cratic party and upon nv demn o
racy and ability, to make Won =.
GOOD Ja''er | submit my claims 7
, ,' you will give my claims
~ ,ae consideration ,,i and il nominal.
ID l will do all in my powo.
fortunately to carry tn banner
Hoping for your summon, v
rlmary | am yours. ''''' II The o
Aleck Jones. a
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
daughter Saved Mother Life.

While cooking a, q. soline
stove stove at her home Friday Mrs,
Henry Loesch, of Mooresville
mad a narrow escape from BEING
, burned :, badly, if not from death
While she was engaged in pra.
pari0g the meal on The stove il
exploded; ard her clothes caught
IN ii re. linn diately her iaugh.
'er' Miss Mildred Loeseh. threw
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

shipments Of vegetables the s. a.
III. high prices cannot be due 70
Wv, W., Who has been unsophis'
" ,nonrb To suppose they nref
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

American citizens who do not
what America is ngh'lns ,, tor
M" done to their hcods-u
4" not full under n more S"'s'e'
melon.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

rcr,nln food gamblers VIII survive ,
:. .r,,c Of amy possible government
"c,,nn. For instance, there WIN ~,
" "nvs he people to take II chance on
w"S ON eating late n, night un'
o w, s,,nnrr and foreign cliblcs
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

nm, Of the most painful clrsnm,
.,omr,s connected with running
s'u,',no is the lmposslblll,y of the
P", ,,a Subscribers think they can do H.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

II fashion had ever decreed
,.a,ron should squeeze her head ut
does her feet, 1t wou'u ps a"p poO
w Zines like this to organize can
,tubs.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

Even the children must make e. y
s ,nr,," yncnn, lots where ball "a
aourishcd II year ago ARE Nv" s
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
Observation-Disclosures
Why Fiance W.,

ON "y ,a w., iiance' Samuel Mule. WINS ro,
to hIS sI Ian Tor their wedding, and WEN" "ot
" n "'s house Samuel. his bro,hor WEI" o.'l,
Ihey viii recover. "' A'om gis.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
!: HAS SNAKES HEAD
. Fishermen In csIiforni,
pu..isd Over Strange Catch
} During Fishing Trip.

Los Anscles.-when is a turtle no,
turtlei "O'
Or what IL an animal that has tho
5ook or turtle, the head of n snake
ihe mouth and beak OF an engle md
ne claws Of a ferocious member OF The
|Kolf familyi ~
4 nis Is the puzzle that japanese fish.
men are trying to solve at the Ash.
~ Village north Of Santa Monica FOL.
INA strange catch brought in from
trc2scn fishing trip.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

A Boston newspaper says n oana .',
T.. certainly II poor talking propos'V''
r. ,here Is no excuse for It, II n
wos nm eating proposition.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

"a rooster has nothing "
about" says the st. Louis 'Iops-p'
a aoro, II that is true then a peac
"a. no business spreading his 'a'
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

While no,hing is absolutely certai
IN. man who thinks he has been :
ner,bundnp,ly endowed with COMM
p.nse ia NO, to he mistaken
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

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'. '. J.. I TIT. Is. D.. l'a'N lI.''F
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
OURON EO0N FOR
REPRESENTATIVE


Since maa.r nv arr.unc.
mint rr-pr,saa, .... of -
taaoen a.. Livingston Co,rr.
the Unite. States has been f.-
ced by tn e Imperial Germa,
government to become active,
engaged in the greatest war +bI
world has ever known tbereb,
making it the duty Of each and
every American citizen to d.
something to aid the govern
ment in this great crisis This
with my health has rendered if
impossible for ne to meet with
each voter, as had hoped to d,
ana discuss with you the great
questions to come before the newt
general assembly.
therefore take this method .
Of expressing nv views om5 ', n
principals J. for which shall stand |
nominated and elected as yoyr
representative.
favor and will vote for ,ho|I
ubmission to a vote Of tb 49, n we
lie, of a constitutional an,a psJ
'eat prohibiting the 'e' n,," a'aena- |
ring and sale of ipta fowl. ~ as', b
luors in Ky. '5 b
l shall consider i. nv an,,. =.
''present at all times tLr ' 81 -
t the session. vote fo,s ,'''Ya a.. /
y support to all q1es,io r.' CIV a.ge Z
2 before the house. TtbirI ...
half Of the Dsor,, o .'','a On
king Of a greater < en + '.l
3 TO vote against and on.,
questions / deem de f opro.e
the people as Their. arc cri, ~, 90
omission tie SAM =. cor, ,,..' -
l...
. ~ 'v'eFhlIilng how t1Noe
p the above ramoJ rr;-,..
all consider it nv dg p, '.. y, 'i.s
eraed by the viii o w. a., "a. q, e
~. =. a.. Il. questions rp1n which AZ
I their will is and INV. '''" ''
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
WESTON

Mr. and Mrs. Mickye Hughes o.
asi,,sre. Ill.,. are visiting hi' sister
IIrs. NJ /. Wilson OF this place.
Nv and Mrs Jim Hodge spent sat
br5,v and Sunday with her parents
H. and Mrs. u. q. billiard,
and thai mecoRrd son! S.t7e5 o.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
SEVEN SPRINGS

Rev. Spur,in Supplied for Rev. Gun
ninrham at Seven Springs saturday p
The latter having been called to CAD.
well Springs to conduct the funeral OF
aunt Sal.it Bosz
J. ". Holoman /, in Sery poor h'a'h
at this writing.
Elmer Parish, Ray Lindsey and wife
and several others from Cali"eh
spr,ngs. attended services here sunday
gorn to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mck'n'
ney. july lO.h. a fine y pound boy
W LaRue has been given the pHn
+, cipaIship of the public school 't b!s@'
and Miss Ruby Dean assistant teacher
O.c.r Wicker. Of Mexico. Crt.endet
If county, Ky. was in our vicinity IS''
y wooL We sure believe Mr.. Wlckei
" vill be our next State Senator as he
Il fine intelligent young man: IL eapao'
~ the Office he is seeking and II elect
cd we believe that he will truly dn
/ charge his every duty to the pest v
%. terest Of the people, e
- Jake Campbell and wife entertain
a few of their frienis Saturday n'sh
with ice cream and cake, and some "a
on. 3 sllent music on the photograph
me Mr., Fannie Travis and Mrs. r.
lrs' Travis. of Emmaus. passed th's Sc
any ton a urday afternoon en- r'"'e """
Dry from Caldwell Springs, where w
had gone to attend the iunera' al
rom buriaI Of aunt Ssllie Boaz
Mrs Mrs ]. C. Kinsolving, OF Emma'
,i,ited relatives here Saturday a
'Iteu Sunday.
ARE Fred Hillyard, Of Repton' aeeh'
church mere Saturday and spent
Ma or so among friends at this p'a
Mr. Hinyard was our former teae
, at. at Boaz and the people here were Y
, Belt 70 have him visit our community aR'
Mrs. Nellie Bennett, of Dyeuso.
visited her sister, Mrs. DeUa Me'
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
ney. here Friday,

2 branch Of a Shade tree, ~,
9 shock gave to the trolley ra" "o
. liams. WV" vi VIII
3 a coll gripped him around ,,o
> "evh as deity and securely "s
could n moose thrown nv n co' "'
, 10Y perked him from his so",
!, unu dragged him along untIl ,ho
, ~, var came to stop, deprived ~
US current by the break in CON-
TACT, 'sc, when the weight Of VIII.
down. '"e trolley
yo. Williams , had been dragged 70
sur"s nut suffered no more sor,'
ous damage than n slight,
.~'S,ed neck and bruises oya,
the body. over ,
WRQQQQQpppppooooo,. :
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

In patriotism us In everything else
nets and money talk louder than
words. =
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
To Whom 1t May Concern

10 whom II May Concern
We the urde sgn d colleagues
# Representative Edward u.
Stone during tie at two s,s.
sons # h Legislature Of Ken
.'tky, stat that he stood firmly
.lains' The useless and unfair
~ uanGeIluE Of the people money
% stood for the t,N payers and
,b,rers and opposed every
ioecios OF corruption. We re.
Dmmend hi, faltniullue>s, his
oneSty and rbiity, and indorse
rim MS an eilicien, servant Of the
,eople, worthy Of any trust that
pay he imposed upot him,
!. c Tarter
u ". II. Jones
y. J. Oliver
d Frank W. White
'hnm,s Spurrcr
NJ. o. Wilson
: b. Moores
n j. II. Thompson
Y. II. Brown
! c. d. Bratcher
J b. McGlone
!, J. W. Wall
\, S. Cooper
W. NJ. Webb
n. A, Purnell
W. X. Lyon.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

Nature will do her hes, to provide q
cror II youll do your hes, to help II
plNrg.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

Uniform dress for women Is shy
fad without amy justification wn"'e'e'
in economic efficiency.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
bit Be Cured

,h,v cannot reaon
n thy var There s
tenfn,n. and that
dioe Deafness W
un,iitiun " the mu
sh,hian Tube When
ruu have q tumbllns
S,ing. and when "
- Ia the result aho
uon can be taken on
10 TIA normal conn,
t,sttuycd forever MN
caused by ChiaItn :,
n nm innamcd cond''''"
ices 49,. an,
Hundred Dollars TOT an,
tuspd by ca,atthh w
n iiairs Ca,atth Su'e
sy 8 co Toledo, ohio
H. plilp for constipation
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

Aud nTsO V'HI'Hs -,
one frontier to another
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19
~~~~>~~~~~~>
ALWAYS CARRY A LOAF.
MORAL OF THIS TSI'e

ros Hanto ny two holdups
, opoo, Charles Sells here thew ,
S voa Cooked a loaf of bread he
ting s. bill. 'e' get
~ . Sell, saw .he two men
TIN his path, he thought
'oked like hIghwaymen. so
the currency in the wrap.
lfeT covering the bread.
didn't have time to hide
re. SO they took that.
e~~~~~~~~~~~
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

~nvu ~ o.. :. 81 49,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

Give. b. grabs, l notice J.t.a
d me- fair jay p, %, 2s and ,U W
d = at s s5 tt It l am gong the
n N.Y., ,, i.ur days. always get get
a ILL, more "a 5 worth at Jedge CIV
g ing all the time. '"'"s
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

4 r and Children
( I, MIR and Mrs.
! ..9 Eli. Campbell
PRter. Mrs. Essie
MIN last week.
NJ near Elm Grove,
@iurday.
bf near Frances
'-telatives here
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-07-19

| Corydon.
lster, came
and Mrs.
accompany
kr to Cory
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01

--0~0-@---'---->->--'-' 49, -
fainnd Ly Mrs ! W. Burns. at her
Mrs Ed Sandlin LEFT yesterday noon
for Memphis, Tenn. to attend called
meeting Of the Grand Grove OF the
WOodmcu Circle. She expects To DE
away several days.
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t..,, .,,i,, IN ,,r sa,aral J,.s is r..
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.Go,,i',, w, r..r n,a,,. friends
-
The Presbyterian Society VIII meet
Tuesday afternoon at 2.4o with Mrs.
r. \. Fox, with Mrs. Martin leader
of the afternoon program, the subject
of which is the second chapter OF the
study book, "Old Spain and New Amer
lea Responses to roll call VIII be
made with items OF interest from Tor
eign fields, and at the close OF the
lesson a linen shower VIII be gwen
for the Presbyterian Missionary sun
The Christian Endeayor Union of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01


uaE Includes the formal
opening OF the Rroecca
Ia Home, ON { HIoe', south
west Hours rom 10 oI
L. f. Graham VIII De hostess 10 ,Nr
Ladies VI the Leaf "l "'I nome, o'-
McLisl avenue soulI%t7u u'''
day Misses EIieh ana poIu'"! p.'N7o"
Will entertain WIN a luHc"ro'' "on"''
ing Miss EtIeI 9ihIl'I OF ~. LOUIS, MO"
Miss Nahe,'e simpson o' U'l worm,
IeAas' ana MIS- Io.l'' ''''t,"- vi
uaIias' I'A"a. mere VIII W. "
business Ih'eiHH ol 'he M!'9I0I"'l
society. Oh JHt h'"a"""! M'l"o"'7'
chuIcA' lu''u'l a.l'I t'"" al '.l''
o c'oCN " '"''''""! '""" VI,
OHaiIes Won W''7' "u" N' 7. .""'N IL
hlIhp"ul'N VIII ,"''' '.''' '."
Iuhc"'ou "l '.' ""''' '' WI W."
N'iS,' ''' H. 7.'', 7"".,, " ''', .',''o'
ing MISS E'I'. 9l"'..., N''' N"'. .''
simpson '"d MI'7 I"' '"' ''''' '-'
ana on llo evening OBI ."' 7"''' ".,
MI' anu -''' "'''.' ',... ...
A street hoI.."'5.. VII '...,' .''" "'.' .',
q buHoj supper 'o''P.i'I' '.".' ~ '..''
charming IT'D" ". "..u..'"N' J. -"rr....
"'"..'7""' "l,'' '.''. .'
avenue southwest. On Thurs.
day afternoon Mines. j. e. Thomp-
son, E j. HIaAdH' carr Jones,
Mm DpyisgOu. A. H. Cornell and W.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01

Dean Mrs E.u Mis-. unu|f.r
"p,fo.r. T.ts ijoI, Is,.t.r" ur.ssr,r
Mr. IIo.m.rr Nh. gu,r Mr..
Wn,J Mis-. Dean and r.,.,
iN''I 10.
CNNTATA
'I1I King .. the Jews Choir
Son From Jlu Sixth Ulu.
Mr. j D. Cu1Ond.n
"bDIo.d '.c Temples Veil.
Miss Dean Mr.. .I..' Air. ,uu
Nu.dup.m Mr. lt0IWm
AND Choir
'I"on They Took Oh. Body u. Jesus
Miss IW'Dr
"As I' Began tU Dawn
Mis-, Dean. Mems tuorg.
and Choir
p,pr.r
Sal,rti,r
C.r.r. ,rr a % I.....r.
vrnr.horo Mr. II,...l,.
Or9u 1rr. "a r. ..g...rr
Iord N..y uiI,.t 1bnr ,rr., t,,,..a,,
Ii,.f of ,r. \ynrIl, s,,I.,.,r.
Mr.. Gard.nniro
,.,...... M'7' 'iu'""''e
"rho rirst D,v or ,r,a Nn,lo
\rrs Wood Mr. ',o, N.r,Il..,,,
Final. .R..urr,,ti,r i,bt" rI.,ir
Rruodfctinn
po-rruda "lI,rcb Pom,fpo" C,rpo,
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01
WASH SUITS AND DRESSES

We Just IN receipt of and attractive Linen Crepe and Gaberde
2 suits and fresh stylish Spring and Summer all of high
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-01

Mr. and Mrs. l.. G.. Hiyick and little
daughter Catherine Ann left Friday
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14
S1.o4o Raised by Episcopalians
This Morning for Church
Pension Fund

Rev DIR. Patllo OF Nashville. Tenn"
assisted by Rev. w b. Curtis, made
partial canvas this morning of All
Saints Parish fer a church pension
fund and from $3.50 to 1890 they Sc
cured $1,000. Dr. Patillo did not
have long to stay in Lakeland, and
consequently was not able TO inter
view all possible contributors. He eN-
pects the Rector TO raise an addi-
tional 100000 towards this fund, The
plan OF the Episcopal church is to
raise $4,000 000 to meet accrued liabil-
tiles toward pensionng its clergy and
for future liabilities every parish or
mission will be assessed ~ per cent.
of its Rector's salary This means
that every clergyman Of the Episcopal
church. upon his retirement or in case
of disability will receive a livabe an
Inual pension the minimum amount oil
which is 5000
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14
In Society
U. D. c. Reception
Tomorrow Afternoon
At the Home
Of Mrs. F. B. Terrell

Tomorrow afternoon at > O'Clock
the Daughters of the Confederaev
will have the honor of entertaining
two distinguished women of the
State, Mrs. H. II. McCreery. of
Gainesville, president of L. ID. {. in
Florida, and Mrs G.. b. Gwynne. Of
Fort Myers. a State officer.
The entertainment committee.
composed of Mrs. Terrell. Mrs. f. c.
Flanagan and Mrs. ". c. Norvell,
have arranged to hold a reception in
their honor at the home of Mrs
Terrell. and full attendance of the
members is desired. During the af-
tcrnoon the regular business session
OF the Chapter will be held and the
visiting ladies will make addresses.
Afterwards, dainty refreshment.
Will be served.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-14
MESSRS. CHASE,
GARLAND AND
THOMPSON launch
BIG LUMBER CO.

The &C G. T. Lumber CO. is new
business enterprise just launched by
three Lakeland men, Messrs. w. W.
Chase +. 0. Garland. and F. IL
Thompson. I Mr.. Chase is treasurer
of the concern, Mr. Garland is man
ager of the operating department,
and Mr.. Thompson is secretary. The
company will operate at Tilphosco.
Tear Bowling Green. The name of
the firm was secured by taking the
f:rs: letters of the names of the pro-
prietors.
A tract of several thousand acres
OF land has been purchased frcm the
Interstate Chemical Corporation, of
New York City, and two mills will
be operated. giving capacity Of
80 600 feet daily. Mr.. Garland will
remove to Tilphosco next week prob
ably, where he and Mrs. Garland
will make their home. He is an ex-
/ iperienced lumber man, and unde!
his practical supervision the enter
prise undoubtedly will flourish anC
prosper