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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-06-29
PINEY CREEK,

Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Stouffer and
daughters, Ruth and Anna, Gladys
Rout and Chas. Rout spent Sunday
with J. c. Sauerwein and family.
Miss Edith krebs, of Taneytown,
spent the past week with her sister,
Mrs. John Staumbaugh.
Mrs. Florence Heck, of Littlestown,
spent the past two weeks with Samuel
l.. Hawk and family.
Miss Lillian Lennon, of Spalding
Mill, spent Tuesday with her parents,
Mr. VIM. Lennon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Morningstar, of
TaneytOwn: Miss Grace Sauble, near
Sells Mill; Miss Mary Hilbert, near
Bethel Church; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Rinehart and daughter, Olive, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Rinehart and daughters,
Marie and Helen, and son, Robert,
Roy Hurst and Edgar Sauerwein
were Sunday guests Of Thos Ecker
and family.
Mrs. ALT Bowers, of Hanover, and
Mrs. George Lambert, of New Wind
sor, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Lennon and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hesson and
daughter, Esther, spent Sunday even
ing with Mr.. Augustus Study and fam
lily.
Mrs. Florence Heck and Mrs. Sam
uel Hawk attended the funeral OF
Samuel II. Grouse on Saturday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-06-29
TYRONE.

Pay Rodkev and wife, Jacob Rod
KEY and Mrs. Ollie Few, of Frizell-
burg. and Miss Annie Marker, spent
Sunday in York, making the trip in
an auto.
Mrs. Samuel Grouse made a bust
ness trip to Taneytown Tuesday.
Miss Emma CrowI spent Wednes-
day in Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hess and
daughter, lola, and son Ambrose,
spent Sunday with Maurice E. Utter
mahlen and wife.
Mrs. William Jones, Of Bark Hill,
visited Mrs. Margaret Utermahlen one
day last week.
Miss Mary Utermahlen spent We'd
nesday afternoon with Miss Ruthanna
Rodkey.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-06-29
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl

The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Zepp last Saturday.
Mrs. Raymond Blizzard and infant
daughter arrived home Sunday after
being at her mothers home seven
weeks.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Kirkwood, of Reese,
have the deepest sympathy of the en-
tire community in the terrible acct
dent and death of their parents and
friends last Friday.
A number of our people attended
the sad funeral of Mr.. Shauck, at
Providence, last Sunday afternoon.
They also have our sympathy.
Mr. Ulysses Shipley and Miss En-
ma Caple, school teachers, started
Tuesday to take six weeks course
at Johns Hopkins University.
Guy w. Caple had his auto stolen
from a garage Saturday night. 1t was
found early Monday morning in an
alley in Westminster.
The weather has been ideal the past
week. A rain would be acceptable
now.
Mrs. Rash, two daughters and son,
of near Littlestown, spent Sunday,
June II, with Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand
Caple and family.
Mr. Harvey Caple, a guard at
Springfield Hospital, spent a couple
days at his mothers home recently.
Mrs. Amanda Gardner, of Baltimore,
is spending a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. William Heagy, and
family
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-06-29
BARE BRANCH.

We are having ideal hay weather at
this writing and farmers are making
use of it.
Mrs. Theodore Yingling and little
grandson. Richard, of Hanover, pa =,
are spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs Claude H. Myers.
Mrs Charles Yingling and son.
Charles, of Hanover spent Monday
with her sister Mrs. Upton F.. Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Elmer WantZ and
two children, of Sunny Side spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Star
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HelWig, of
Hanover, Pa, are the guests of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs David Helwig.
Mr.. Upton E. Myers is treating the
old mill to a new coat of paint.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-06-29

Killed and died Of wounds or III
ness $4,000; prisoners and missins'
1852, wounded, 1894 Total, Nv
956. These, added to those preViousg
reported, give the following totsS
since the beginning Of the war. s.,
Killed and died Of wounds or NJ
ness, 1,06S,127; prisoners and missins'
557, 410; wounded, 2,731,223 Total
1855, 76O.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-06-29
PATAPSCO.

The Methodist Protestant church
of Patapsco, will hold picnic Satur-
day evening, June 80, on Warren
Shamer's lawn. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. Ssdie Weaver and Marie Hart
ford, Of Baltimore, are visiting friends
at this place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-06-29

Mrs. Frank Shamer, Of Baltimore,
was visiting her daughter, this past
week.
Don't forget the singing class which
meets every Thursday evening at the
Methodist Protestant church. ANY
new members wishing to join will be
gladly received. Mr.. Jocab Houck,
Teacher.
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TANEYTOWN.

AVV
Hon. Ralph Walker, wife and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Will
liams, of Washington, d. c., spent the
weeks end with the latter's cousin
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Seiss.
Mrs Jacob Wolf and three children,
Of Baltimore, are the guests OF her
parents, G. o. Fuss and wife.
Fern Weaver, of Baltimore, spent
the weeks end with his mother, Mrs.
Nettie A Weaver
Miss Pauline Keffer returned to her
home in Freedom On Thursday after
spending some time with Misses Est
her and Marie Hilterbrick. Her aunt,
Miss Emma Shriner, accompanied her.
Hezekiah Boteler and son, OF Jeffer-
son, spent Sunday with E. F. Smith
and family, Mrs. Charles Smith and
children of Washington, d. c., are al
so guests at the same place.
Miss Hf1da Eckard, of Walkersville,
is visiting friends here.
Miss Mary Hesson returned from
Glen Rock on Saturday.
Mrs. Lavina Fringer spent Sunday
with Calvin T. Fringer and familp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Houser and son
and Miss Louella Barr, of Littlestown,
spent Friday last with Samuel Mehr-
ing and wife.
Miss Beulah Englar returned home
from Bound Brook, N. j., on Monday.
Miss Ethel Sauerhammer left on
for State College, Pa, where
she will attend school.
Miss Margaret Shreeve, of Waynes
boro, is spending her customary sum-
mer vacation with her aunts, the Miss
es HOckensmith. Mrs. Albert Maxell,
of Charlestown, w. Va, was also
weeks end guest at the same place.
guest at the same place
Miss Rose Wells, Mrs. w. w. Mast,
Sr, and Mr.. and Mrs Weaver Mast,
Jr, of Coatsville, Pa, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Mrs. Curtis Bow
ers.
Mrs j. Ross Gait, of New Windsor,
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Lewis Barrick, of Walters
Vile. spent Friday and Saturday with
Mrs. Clara Robert and Mrs. J. A. P.
Garner.
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o whom it may concern:

To whom it may concern:
On Saturday evening last | was
with my father on bushes in Titles
town. Pa. and not with Marion Ban
kard as spoke of by the people. We
did not return until 2.30 a. m. Sunday
morning Mr.. Harold Stoner was in
the auto with him.
WILLIAM Nc. STONER.
Jun 29-1t
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GERMAN LOSSES 4ys6e,7Ge
Dead From Battle Or Illness Put AT
More Than Million.

London, June 20-The German
casualties, as reported in the German
official casualty lists in the month OF
May follow.
Evening star., 1917-11-17
ATTENTION INVESTORS
AND SPECTATORS.

The following properties should interest wishing
purchase the downtown section where property sure to
become much valuable business Ihe prices
low that they will pay good rate OF interest on the
amount invested while waiting to sell at an advance
for
so feet improved
estate at ngure
improved
substantial buildings. apartments - .
25x95 refused Must be sold
% % ooa for s1seo ar & business in an @ t
merly held
Pennsylvania 18th exceptionally fine piece of
asked Leased for
Nn street near F. piece OF propy leased 1or term OF years
prominent New York 18th frontage Of
E between Valuable
near 18th $4,000 buy frontage Of
9th
No SIS 10th substantial building
alley than asse
New York wide
street. 4-story building easily
Northwest of
property cannot pur-
chase OF of without
We make speciality in with
II for
price informed and position
Send for
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York Avenue
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

Rev. James F. Price is in q
meeting at Levi, Owsley Co.,
Ky. He is having a large attend
ance and good interest. The
outlook is encouraging for a
successful meeting. Five services
were held last Sunday. includ-
ing Sunday school and Christian
Endeavor. 1t is just q school
house. but a church will doubt
less be organized at the close of
the meeting.
Mrs. Ada S. Cavender and
her aunt Mira. w. D. Craig who
wa, her guest, went to Evans.
will shopping and were guests
over night of Mrs. Alice Brown.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Craig OF
Harlshorne. Oklahoma who were
guests Of their niece Mrs. A. 5.
Lavender, have returned home
in the far west.
White shucked corn is selling
at the Marion Mill at 81, 10 where
good ard dry, 70 lbs. to the bu.
Snapped corn with shuck on at
81. 90, rs lbs., to the bushel.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

A reduction of 25 per cent on
anything you purchase.
We invite your inspection Of
office and equipments. We have
the latest instruments for meas.
uring curvatures, dynamic and
static muscle tests. .also instru-
men's for seeing interior Of eye
10 determine whether there are
growths. scars, clots. torn VI
dead spots or any other condi.
tions that may exist.
Gene in and let US demon.
strate our work.
We are home people, and save
you the time and expenses OF
going to the city.
Our motto is best quality
good service and reasonable
prices. DR.. J. R. Gilchrist
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
FOR SALE.

One house and lot in Weston.
one 8 horse gasoline engine good
Is new, a fine set of twenty inch
buhrs, good mill house and black.
smith shop combined if wanted.
all at a bargain. Call and see
or phone. phone through Rodney
exchange. Phone No. 2. ring 4.
J. W. Bennett,
Weston, Ky.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
HOOvER's COM TO GET YOU.

The daned old Hover pledge has house stay
t. rown breakfast bacon down. and take steak
1t morning waie,. and too It seems
And date the sccuence Of and spud and beans
So skmp the sugar cake and leave the butter ost
Or Hoovers goin' to get you If you DON'T WATCH OUT
Oh gone the good old days Of hot cakes thck spread
And meaess wheaes hopess days renngn their stead
And the days Fat rib roass and twoinch Tbone
steaks. .. ''
And doughnu plump and golden brown the kind that mother
Makes
And when pie and cake jsst learn to cut It out
Or Hoover's gon to get you il DON'T WATCH OUT!
So spread your spang and peel attes thin
And tighten up your belt notch and don't forget to grin.
AID IT, sometimes your whole yearns for shocake high and
wide,
And biscuits ched with honey chicken butter fried
Remember then that Kaiser Bill IL short on surkraut
And Hoovers voin to get him IL we'll ALL HELP OUT!
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
The BlttIe Hymn Of The Republic.
(By JULIA WARD HOWE.

(By JULIA WARD Howe
Mine have the glory of the coming Of the Lord
He ampng the vintage where the grapes of wrath
stored;
He hath cosed the fateu lightning of His terrible swift sword
His truth is marching on
have rea fiery gospel writ in FURNISHED of STEEL
AS deal with with grac, shall dea
Let the hero born of crush the serpent with his heel
Since God is marching on
He hath sounded forth the trumpet that shall call retreat
he sitting out the hearts of before His judgment seat
On, be swift my SOUL to Him. bs jubilant my feet!
Our God is marching
In the beauty Of the lilies Christ born the
With glory in His bosom that transfgures you and me-
As He died to make holy let die to make free.
While God is marching on.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

Ned Crowell Of Tradewater
DIED Friday morning at O'Clock
in his 18th year. He was buried
Sunday at the Clark graveyard,
Rev. John King officiating. He
was a deacon in Cave Spring C.
p. church for many years. His
wife did IL years ago. Four
children survive him, two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Robt. Brantly OF
Hatchiekoon, Arkansas and Mrs.
Ozie Orr of this county. Also
two sons Alvin Crowell and
John Frank Crowell both OF
this county.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

etc.
Int. Harvester Co. of America vs.
W. S. Manus
Fred Easley VS. Audie Easley.
Joe Croft and etc. vs E. Ky.
Zinc and Smelter Co.
T. H. Cochran & Co. W. John
James.
Adger w. Howard vs Sarah
Howard.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

Your photo is next to your
self and if you have a true
friend or loved one, they will
appreciate your photo more
than anything you could give
them. Travis will make
them for you.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
Why q Ship Floats

No ship should stay on top Of the
water unless that part Of 1t beneath
the surface displaced as much water
as the ship weighed. II the volume Of
water so displaced was lighter than
the ship the latter would sink. 1t is
q principle Of nature that lighter things
pass above those Of greater weight
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

|. c. r. r. Co. etc.
Jewell Powell and etc. vs. Roy
Lamb
H. H. Floyd vs N. T. Koker.
Mary j. Turley and etc. vs. w.
T. Corley.
COMMON LAW
APPEARANCE DOCKET.
Fourth Day.
L. E. Huffman vs. Gabe w. Abel.
c. J. Pierce vs w. A. Blackburn
and e;c.
T. H. Cochran & Co. vs. Lewis
Horning.
Murray G. Mcdowell VS. Mollie
j. Cardwell and etc.
A. Koltinsky VS. D. A. Wicker.
May Brantley and etc. vs. D.
Crowell.
REFERENCE EQ.
UITY DOCKET.
W. B. Stembridge, Admr. vs.
Mrs. Vlna Stembridge.
Julia Baupre vs. Thos. Nevins.
Florence Harpending vs John L.
Harpending.
Ada McNeeley vs. J. 0. McNeely.
Dora F. Travis vs. Ruth and
Perry Travis.
Mrs. Mona Lamb vs. Christine
Lamb.
Rosie Meeks vs. John V. Meeks.
Eliza Jane Hill vs. Jas. A. Fow.
Ter. Ex.
Percy Jones and etc. vs. ES
parte.
D. s. F. Crider vs. Iva Thomason,
John James vs. Mabel James.
L. 6. Gipson, Admr. etc VS. Alice
Gipson and etc.
|. F. Wheeler etc. vs Ex parte.
Essie Myers vs. Tom Myers.
j. G. Rochester vs. Harriet Sau
Ger.
Edna Moss vs. w. F. Moss.
D. Frank Clark vs Mamie M
Clark, etc.
Ollie |. Hughes VS. Ed Mott anC
etc.
APPEARANCE EQ.
UITY DOCKET
Malinda Cole VS. U. X. & B. H
Cole.
Lizzie Lewis vs. Oscar Lewis.
J. H. Sells vs. J. n. Moore etc.
Lathy Mcdowell vs. Rosa Nc
Dowell.
Willie Ethridge vs Mettie Eth
ridge.
Ceci, Baker vs. l. ttie Baker.
Mary Lou Harris vs. Tracy Harris
Cora Hardin vs. Marshall Hardin
U. 6. Hughes, Admr. vs. Mrs
Nettie Humphrey etc.
N. Shuttlesworth vs j. H. Shut
tleworth.
F. NJ. Beard va w. r. Yande
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
+. l. Harpending. Notary Public

+. l. Harpending. Notary Public
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Hewlett
and her mother Mrs. Jimmie
Rankin have moved from Gay.
lord Mich. to Battle Creek,
Mich, to reside.
Mrs, Roy Waddell of Salem
was the guest last week of her
brother, Ernest Butler on
Salem street.
James Gill and wife will leave
soon for Denson Texas to make
their home with their son Harry
Gill. They having sold their
farm in the Memphis Mines
section.
FOR RENT One tf'ice in the
Pre.s building. also desk room
IL another office. S. NJ. Jenkins
Rev. SIDNEY McNeely Of Mari
on. will fill the pulpit Of Rev. T.
G. Newman at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church Sunday
morning.
Providence Enterprise.
Rev. Wallace Cliff, the new
pastor OF the Presbyterian church
and his family are here and in
stalled in the parsonage recently
purchased for them on West
Main street Mrs. Cliff and
their three children have been
visiting relatives IN Lexington
and Nicholasville. while Mr.,
Gift was engaged in a revival
m, ting in Texas, where they
have been located for several
yesrs. Mr.. Gifts last charge
was at Portland. Texas. He will
preach at Li'man next Sunday.
Providence Enterprise.
The declamatory contest in
division No. 3 will take place a,
Baker church Friday night Nov,
Ord at 7 o'clock.
Have your Auto Tubes and
Ca,irgs repaired the factory
way. At The Ford Garage.
Rev. K Robinson assisted by
Rev. Trolter closed a very sue
c ssful meeting at Shady Grow,
Friday tight. Rev. Robinson
has continu d With his churche:
not b.ing accepted yet a.
chaplin in the u. S. army. II,
f led his appointment nj Whit,
Plains AZ d UNITY the 2nd. anC
White Plains called lin t. III,
wI'k again next year,
LOST On November, 9Th,
back l. ather ~ cket hook. con
tanning $500. on. $1,000 b'l
and three $500 bills. + nde
please no is Everett Ter al
receive rev ard. PJcKetbool
was lost b tween Frances tn,
Clement Hill. - Everett Tee
Mexic1. ny.
LOST:-ln NJ rion Monday. o
on way to my home. a pair o
double lens, z I'D frame :glass
es, in black leather case. Pleas
return to me or to Press ofhc
Gnd be- rewarded.
!. X. Moore.
Repton. Ky
See Geo. J. Travis, Ma
rion, KY, for everything pho
tosraphie. All work finish
ei in sepia brown, black an
white, and until Dec. 20tl
l will give free on all cabin'
sized work or larger, a mic
calendar with your own pho'
On it. All home groups an
family reunions will t
promptly met. except on SUI
day.
X. Ed Moore. OF Madisonvll
son Of Judge and Mrs. Jam q A
Moore Of this city. was elect'
councilman in his adopted CT,
last election day, Tuesday Nov
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
FOR SALE.

A few Ringlet Barred Rocl
Cockerels.
Geo. 7. Belt.
Phone 345 12l.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
SALE OF OPTICAL GOODS
Special Until December 10th.

Until above date we will give q
real bargain in eye glasses. spec
tacles and 10 fact everything in
the optical line.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

yVut sioooco III TtiIiS W TlIu'coS,
any kind you want. His low
prices will surprise you. Office
hours 8 to IL and / to 5 on Mon.
days and Saturdays. Other week
days in the afternoon only.
Office lower floor of Press Bldg.
j. T. Burklow and family will
move to the Wilson Hill next
week. He has worked ID years
for W. H. LaRue near Union.
Frank Riley. wife and son
Henry will move to southeast
Mo-. next week They have
three married children living
in No., and will leave three in
this stats when they leave.
Foster l.. Threlxeld OF Tolu
who is sp,nding the winter il
Morganfeld was here this week
visiting his old home and friends.
Floyd fenwick son of the
late Ben Fenwick Of Henderson
volunteered in the U. s. army
and has now gone to the front.
He was born here and his moth
er was Miss Artha Jenkins who
is remembered here by many
warm friends, and who was a
niece Of Ms. Geo. C. Gray.
We are now prepared to de-
repair work on Auto Tubes and
Castings. Our vulcanizing equip
ment is the same as used in
many factories. and is as com.
plete as any repair shop in any
State. Kindly give US a trial
and be convinced. See J. w.
Guess, at the Ford Garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Woods and
son OF Wexford Kansas who came
in to spend day or so With rel.
atives here last week, returned
home Tuesday. 1t was their
frs, visi, here in II years. Mr..
Woods is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs
r. II Woods Of this city. Mrs.
Woods was btore her marriage
Miss Eta Dowell younges,
daughter Of the late Judge r. A.
Dowell who was sheriff anG
county judge herein the eight
les and who died recently in
leaving a great fortune to eacf
of his children.
Mrs. A. V. McFee and son EC
lift Tuesday for Clearwater Fla
to spend the wiater.
Frank Charles came in Il
spend the week end. He reports
b lsiness A. |. on the road.
Marvin Charles of Paducai
spent the week end with hi.
, brother FRANK Charles and wife
Mr.. Willie Gray and wife for
merly OF Providence were her,
Friday to look over the hote
/ situation with a view Of locating
, here. We understand they ar,
, hne hotel people and will com,
, here II some capitalist will blilC
, a new and modern hotel,
The Hon. f.. l.. Mum ba
sold his farm near Rodney 4
? Hot & Co.. of Union county TO
T 100000. The place is one o
. the best improved farms in tn
. county and comprises 225 acr,
q OF fine land. situated on tn
Marion and Morganfeld road be
tween Rodney and Bells Mines
We congratulate the buyer
on getting such a bargain. MI
Num- We here will locate i
y Marion.
:, The Declamatory Contest q
= Division 4 ~i'l No held at s IA
u Grove courch Saturday ngt
4 Nov. 18th,
e The Meyers land near Mexic
o on the old Centervi'le I'D Salel
d road was sold ct he Cor
p House door last Monday i
acres the road from the re>i,!ea'
TO- Socon M. ~ arr,
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

V,,henyouteelsss,:ssis.,..c-,,::Ftr, -.
70. tired, worried or desponde.l i: i
sure signyou needMOTTSNE2F -2,Ns:
PILLS. They renew the normal v:gor ,nf
axe life worth living. Be,ur.,-'
Moss's Nerverine Pill ~ t,'i .
WILLIAMS EFc. CO Prees.. .c;svs..c.:. ,.,- !
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

Albert l.. Elder was elected
Policeman Of Fredonia Tuesday
over the incumbent. Oscar
Scsrherrv. Thee we're n, can.
didi:es 20. town ,rust.es.
Princeton Leader.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15
What is LAX-FOS

UNfVS % - 0NSvtU SNsISW
A Digestive Liquid Laxative. Csthsstic
and Liver Toaic. Contains Csscara Bark.
Blue rax Root. Rhubsrb Root. Black
Root. Nay Apple Root, SennA Leaves ssd
pspsin. Combines strength with psls.
table aromatic taste. Docs not gr,pe. SOC
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15

Same vs Jess Roberts.
Sane vs. Same.
Same vs. same.
Same vs Eugene Decker.
Same vs. Edgar Fralick.
Same vs. AL Dsughtery.
Same vs. Lawrence Lott.
Same vs. Robinson Crone.
Same vs. same.
Same vs. ]. E. Turley.
Same vs same.
Same W same.
Same vs. Harry Binkley.
Same vs. Herbert Burklow.
Same vs Molly Hill.
Same vs. Tom Carlton.
Same vs. Elmer Mcdaniel.
Same vs Burnie Bradford.
Same vs. Ed Baird.
Same VS. Robert Dial.
Same vs Ellis Blackwell.
Same vs. Tom Meyers.
Same vs. Phin Miles.
Same vs. same.
Same vs. Earl Farmer.
Same VA }. A. White.
Same VS. Z. w. Winstead.
Same vs. same.
Same vs. Bsckham McNeeley and
Walter Fritts.
Same vs. Corbet Towery and Ben
Yandell.
Same vs. Ed Baird and Benny
Bradford.
Same vs Roy Jamison ard Elmer
Damron.
Same vs. Russell Mayhan.
Seme VS. Ike E. Belt.
Same vs. John Tinsley.
COMMONWEALTH DOCKET
Second Day.
Same vs. Ira Hughes.
Same vs. Ezra Mcdowell.
Same VS. Eddy Melton and Jess,
Leet.
Same vs. Albert Bone.
Same vs. Almon Teer.
Sa ne VS. same.
Same vs same.
Same vs. same.
Same vs. same.
Same VS. same.
Same vs. same.
Same vs. same.
Sa ne vs. same.
Same vs. John Carrahan.
Same vs. same.
Same vs Jesse Curry.
Same vs. same.
Same vs same.
Same vs. same.
S ,me vs. Ben Boswell.
Same Va same.
Same vs Ben Yandell and etc.
Sane vs. Geo Graves (coD.
Same vs G. Terry.
Same vs. Pet WATSON.
Same vs Willie Leech.
Same vs. Corbet Tabor.
Same vs. Roy Barley.
Same vs. Geo. Watson.
Same vs. Jesse Leet.
Same vs. HALEY Wilcox.
Same vs. Bob Adamson.
Same vs. Bill Boaz.
Same vs Same.
Same vs. Hughey McCaslin.
Same vs. Bill Moss, Jr.
Same vs. Tom Britton.
Same vs Allie Crider.
Same vs. Oakley Hughes,
Q Same vs. Joe Cardwell.
Same vs. No,h Green and Csc,
Green.
COMMON LAW
REFERENCE D0CKE
II Third Day.
Carrie Frances Bennett and e,
vs. Henry Owen and etc.
FL Large vs. Ben Belt.
COMMON LAW
APPEARANCE DOCKE
Third Day.
Geo. H. Foster vs. A. W. Lal
in Ernest Hearell. Admr. etc.
Crittenden record-press., 1917-11-15


We are in receipt Of the fol.
lowing letter of thanks
Treasury Department,
Washington. Nov. 10th.
Mr.. S. M. Jenkins.
Marion. Ky.
Dear SIR
On behalf of the Wo.
mans Liberty Loan Committee
| want to extend to you our
heartfelt thanks and apprecia-
ton for the splendid cooperation
you gave US in obtaining nation.
wide publicity during the Liber-
ty Loan Campaign just closed.
Yours very truly.
Mrs. VIM. G. McAdoo.
chairman Woman's Liberty Loan
Committee.