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The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

MOOre'S strand--Altee Joyce,
Many stars Of the film world viii be
saszsssntsd In tie preEran prepared for
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

Roberta Nails announced progress on
the plans for the entertainment and
dance to be held at New Masonic Tenn
pie, May H.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

FNd Gross; Judge A. B. ouinton, VINO
spoke on Insurance" and Mrs. west
mother OF our supreme COMMANDER.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

veloped type of factory layout and the most ingenious machinery for large scale production which the most Skillful engineers have been able to devise.
 Production of the Paige cars in the various models has grown so rapidly that it has now reached the figure Or 23,900 cars per year. The new build ings are designed to build not less than 50,000 cars per year.
 MT. Mckinney, of the local Paige agency, says:
 "The starting of the great addition to the Paige factory is one of the most significant hints as to the future of general business conditions in America which has been given to the puhl:c since the presidents war mes sage to congress. It means that some of the keenest financial minds in the country are convinced that national prosperity will increase, rather thar diminish, in the next two years.
 Of course. everywhere in the coun- try at present the safe of the most beautiful car in America is rapidly increasing with the opening of the active touring season. Tie Paige fac tory believes that this increase is due to fundamental causes. not only in the merit of the automobile but h
 
 The factory is able to guarantee the quality maintenance, and in fact it has shown by its record that it is constantly increasing the quality, value and beauty of the Paige auto mobile It has equal confidence in the ability of the American public to maintain and increase their present condition of prosperity and, further more, the Paige officials have the courage of their convictions.
 Although one of the most conser- vatively financed corporations in the automobile industry. with a very re- Inarkable record of growth and finan cial success, the Paige executives have not hesitated to go ahead now with the great addition planned be fore the war was declared They have the courage of their convictions that we are in prosperous times, which will continue.
 They know that at the rate of growth of demand for Paige automo- piles which exists they will soon have to make twice as many cars and they arc going ahead and investing the money in the land and buildings and payroll to produce enough of the most beautiful car in America to satisfy the people, who will be con tent with nothing less"
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
Installed Complete For $95.OO
--ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT JUST RECElvED--

At several dangerous curves he has built roadside mirrors, permitting motorists to see around the corner.
 The handing out of warnings of speed traps, route cards and road maps and the placing of Lincoln highway signs are other activities that have helped motorists materially.
 Under the system of management employed the touring motorist is fed sheltered and cared for over night, and in the meantime his cars gaI and oil wants have heen supplied.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

well-plaeed signs reaching out 50 miles in both directions along the high way. Hoffman reminds you that every need of man or auto can be supplied at his combination hotel and garage.
 His great snccess in this most un usual venture is due to his complete understanding of the needs of tour ing automobilists. His chicken and waffle dinners are acquiring a most en- viable reputation among motorists.
 Last year more than 17.000 of these dinners were served to touring motor
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
GIGANTIC PLAN I FOR PAIGE JAR
 |S BEING BUILT

The Paige factory at Detroit has announced the purchase of 31 acres of land for an addition to it's plant and is starting to build one of the largest and most complete factory additions ever constructed by any au- tomobile company, according to in formation received by the Mckinney Cord Motor company. local Paige dealers.
 It will more than double the pro ducing capacity of the present Paige plant, which is in itself of gigantic size and includes the most highly de
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
No. Aluminium Crank Case.

Mo- 1-Aluminum Crank Case
 Packard, Perce-Arrow. Winton, White. Stutz, Mercer Haynes No. 2-Aluminum Crank Case, which ties the frame of the car together at four points at front and rear sides of the motor, giving perfect rigidity to the motor mounting.
 Packard, Loeomoble (bronze crank easel, Winton, Stutz, Mercer. Haynes. No. 3-Silent Chains for Driving Motor Shafts.
 Packard, Winton Mercer Haynes. Mo- 4-Annular Ball-Bearing Transmission. Packard Pierce Arrow. Locomobe Wnton, White, Sutz Mercer, Haynes. No. 5-Annular Ball-Bearing Differential Packard, Perce-Arrow Locomobe White, Stutz, Haynes. Mo- 6-Annular Ball-Bearings for Rear Wheels
 Packard, LocomobIe White, Sutz Mercer. Haynes. Mo- High Tension Magnetic Ignition. Pierce-Arrow, Locomobile, Winton. White, Stutz, Mercer.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

In the morning he s sent on his way with a route card carrying him west to Pittsburg CT east to Phila- delphia, with a hearty invitation to drive this way again"
 What Hoffman is doing to better motoring conditions along the Lin coin highway simply illustrates what one Goodyear service station dealer has done in the interest Of touring motorists and represents the highest type of service that a merchant can render to his customer
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

ists, and hundreds of tourists were turned away during rhe season. But this condition is to be taken care of this season by a new four story, !00- room hotel which is now under con- struction. Dining room facilities for 300 guests are assured with the com pletion of the new structure.
 Tn addition uc serving motorists with dinners and Goodyear tires. Hoffman is constantly boosting the Lincoln highway, of which he is con- sul for the state of Pennsylvania
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

ual combination of garage. hotel, barber shop, Goodyear ser vice station and novelty store in the United States. if not in the entire
 world. A more refreshing place to stop on tour of the famous Lincoln Highway would be hard to find. This place is known as 'Hoffman's" and is conducted by MT. Lee F. Hoffman, an experienced garageman and hotelman.
 He keeps you busy reading about him long before you get to his Protean place of business. By a succession of
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

 iun s cyl he n a h Char n only two feature the Chandler in fourf
  over a the bes tion a igherp piced dmodel mcorpo is sfeaue
  
  Chandler Company fixes to deal in facts
  to oof the S nc
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
How the Chandler Cheeks With Hgh-Priced Cars

Whe dhd the CImdlr r mIpnf h six Ina excel and a u exc t N chow hT Chandler knheg fN Nlkp Irc nn features dt character  s man g h 4rov H Chandler errdah htankpt sy ygn
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20

   "
Arizona republican., 1917-05-20
LINCOLN HIGHWAY
 HOLDS REFRESHING
 SERVICE STATION Motorists who travel the Lincoln hiphlyav find at Redford Pa what is

Motorists who travel the Lincoln highway find at Bedford. Pa, what is probably the most original and unus-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17
0ie n,erttantlhem 0Sirrer,

80 gila lol General Sernanbes
bei Satepo, mno lpater npd einmal
Is Wieilen n6rolid bei Ga Suae,
seidlasen Gaben. .9ernanbes mar se-
siunnsen iid) nad) Santa Yiabel nno
bpm bort nad) Ealpmas snriifsusie-
bem. General Mnrsnia lit nad ga
Tomas gegangen, es fullen burt fpie-
Der Ga,npfe i'm 8ange ieim. Wan
befiirdtet in chihuahua einen britt
ten Anarifi @illa's anf Die Sta0t.
Die Nadridjtcn iinS BON &eiienben
mad 81 Eaip gebrad]t iDDrben. Wiam
ripartet, baF @illa 5nnGdit Gjinaga
am Nio 0ranbe beieken iuirS.
Tilla Ipa einen 8rief an na-
fern EraFbenten geldrieben nnO an=
ecfragt Iaben, Of man i'm in @aib-
imatun amerfennen iuer6e, iuenn er
erfolgreih marc. Die Nad)ridt iuirb
lppI nidt iunbr iein.
Die gbineien i'm iueitlidsn
Gbi9mabma baben iid an lire 3egie=
rnmg geipanSt nn6 nm Sd)ns gebe-
ten, luenn Teribing nnb ieine Srnp-
pen Sic Oegeno berlaiIen follten.
Die. merifaniid)e &egiermng
eriuartet, bal; iie in oielem Wonat
/ 100000 Dollar fir Stenern anf
Winen ,tno SellGn0ereien einnebs
men iuirb.
- sSuic Mobiles, Der iid uom @illa
losseIast bat mnb jett ielbitanOig
oarbeitet" ipll in Gnerto Werico
mebrcre Spanier baben linridtem
laHen.
- Die ssSee, bic 6anptitaSt Weri-
70 inter cine apmmiilipns ger-
,ualtnng s,t iteaen, lit bon oem aon=
sref in Gneretaro smriifseipieicn
iupr6eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17
Reilender verlangt.
Gin setunnbtcr Heiieuber ipiro Der'
lanst. Mnf quite Gmpfeblunsen fla.
Zen. Jreie ErefIc fir Seras.


Marfball Sids bon San an-
tonic erbielt uon Yr1iioent @ilIon
elm SelegranrL IN benz pieier ben
oemofratilben gIeftoren BON Seras
fir bic am s. Sanuar bon slnltin
abgeianote ber5lide 3uldriit leinell
oufridtieeiL tief sefiiblten Can't ab-
5tattet.
Ger in 2areoo pro5eiiiertc y. 5.
Sbefficlo, fpelder atgeflagt ipar. 6e-
lene Sbelbp am 10. 9e5enlber &c.
totet 81 baben, ipuroe BON ber SsSiwp
nad) eirer a1t5ebtltiinoigen gera-
titng freigciprohen, Der Gro5eB bot.
te elf Gage geoalcrt
Ginbreder orungen Gienlta3
nadt IN oas @roBgeihdft bon I'M
mann, gttern & aroule III Suling
ein iulo itablen einc Guailtitat 'nf-
fer, Sd)ube uno aaltguntnli ln User
tc Don 1925. Die Spibbllben be-
nubteu sum ssortid)affen Der geitob-
lenen 9frtifel elm qroBes gtutpn1obil,
tpie aus ben 5uriidaelaIienen sf1oer.
Ipuren erii1tli6 it,
sSn @o[peitou Itarb aoan Sen.
m a1lapp I'M SaiiIe Ieiner Sod)ter,
;Sran s. 8. @anti
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17
DeudNe$ Krie9s(Niff i'm Sid -Hdantik
SoG adl enqlde u. 6md franj0fde S6le uerln6 9aben
,,9cutidlanoS" 2lbreiic.
giebe cine GonierenS QlpDb 0eorges nit ben 9terabrer
General 6alfenbayn anaeblieb IN
0riccbenlanc.
falfentavn anaeblisb q
0riccbemlanc.

Gtne NepeId)c aits IpnoDu be-
bamptet, Die sriedJiIde 9iesiermng
Gabe IGmmtlide loroermmsen Ser
9llliiertem angenpmnen.
4 9os preuBiide 9lioget fin 1917
ipeIbes benz 2anotag unterbreitet
tperoell ioa, miro, Die befannt gege-
ben miro, cine betrdbtlihe grbo-
bllng Der girlnabmen porleben Sll
8e5ug auf Die @infiirfte Der Stnots-
banfen miro berporgeboben, oaB Der
8erionenperfebr i'm oagenleiiren Ben
syrieoens5eiten gleidfommt nllb Der
Jrabtperfebr iogar beifer it, als 81
nprnlaIen 3eiten. Die ginnabmen
ans oieien Gnelet iperoen fir ee=
niigeno erfl1rt, i'm areoitforoerun-
gen 5ll befen iino nod einen lle6er-
id)nf, fir Mnleibeh iibrig sn lalien
v3aHreicbe oeltI6e @efangene,
oenen 6ie Slu6t aus Sranfreid) ge-
lang, beltdtigen 5eugeneiolid Die
EatIahe Ser innlenldliden 8ebano-
lung, Ser @efangene in ienem
2atoe ausgelebt iiilo Gesbafb
bat, 10 perfiinoet oie lleberieeilde
Na1ribten slgentlr", Die oelit-
i6e sfegierlilta Sdritte ergriffen,
Inn biefem unertraglid)en 3uItano
elm gnoe an MAIDEN. Die ilirgliid-
Ii9en ariegsgefangenen, Die mt
nfter flaglihen &erbaltniiien in Der
fran50iilden &riegs5one 5u leben
geaipungen iinb. peroen IN nlog-
Iidit fllr3er .3eit lnterltiibt iper-
Sen. Die 8efanlltgabe Der Gin8eI=
beiten be5iiglid) Der oeutIhen Ser
geltlingsn1aBnabnen erfolgt IN
irGdIter 3nflinft1
Die gerafr iosialiftiide Sage
luadt fd]reibt: p9ie Torbernns Der
@ertreibtng Der Siirfei ans Gnrupa
bciueiit, baf oie glliierten Die 6ffcnt-
lide Meinnng ln @eriuirritng SIT
bringen iuiinTdlen, ba tie gleid)seitig
pum Dem geationalitGtenprinsip nnb
Ser ltntcrbriifitne eiiter gansen 9sa-
tion reben, Die nnr ans Dem einsiacn
0rumoe bpn einem iDldDen SdJifial
bcfallen iueroen ioa, iueil lie iid luei=
gerte, init ben Maiierten in ben &ries
sil sieben. @enn Idom @riedJcnlanb
als Elm ansae5eidnetes geiipiel Der
Gdeimbciligfeit betradtet luerOea
mnk, linter Der Die Gntente tire
iuabren Webanfen iiber Die Jreibeit
Scr @Dlfer perbirgt, bann frOnt bieic
syorbermng besiislid Der Siirfei aae
anberen EIane."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17
aurSe uebtrli6t.

Der ensliid)e Eremiermiui-
tier baIt iuidtige aDnferen5en
nit benn fransOiiIdJen nhbJ eng
liIdrm Dberbefebls lsbaber ipabr-
ldJeinlid) iiber bic Offeniipe.
Sdluere Sample iino IN Der
@egeuo Der yil,naniiden Staot
Na0eni I'M Gange.
0as llnterieeIdiff u0eatIdl=
laito" f1brt angcblid) bemte
bon 6riiben ab.
IN Der WegenO Der rnili=
ld)cm Gtabt Smurgun Itiloea
Ganipfe ftatt.
9entIdes &aperidiff per-
Ienft i'm Siio Mtlantiid)en
Dsean sebn 9ampfer Der W-
Iiiertcn nno fapert siuei.
Der a5hig pon SdJiueoem
5agt, Die Gage lei fir bic Neii-
tralen iebr ernit.
Der 9apit mnb bic sried]i-
ide Megieritng btgliidipiimldlen
itniern Erdfbenten iuesen lei
ner JrieSensnote.
Die SdJiueis madJt oeu 9ieit
ibres Qeeres ntobil.
Der 3nlanf siir bemtiden
6einarmee lit eiit itngebeurer.
Cine Iebr siueifelbafte De-
pcld)e inelbet, 0eneral uon
TnlfenbaDn lei lit 0ried)en-
lano.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17
SteMer MOtiS.

Stnats= nnb Gonntp-Stenern fit
0as Snbr 1916 amf 8rmnb= mnS
perl0nlidJes Gigentnin, iniiilen Bis
snm 81. ssannar 1917 an Sen
Gtciter Gplleftpr eSpbm q. Bitter
entridjtet iuerben Tim bie 3abI,ine
elmer Strafc mnb Soften bDn 10 Hrp=
sent, Sic anf periGnIides Gisentun'
erboben iuer6en, sit permeioem.
Games 81. Danis,
Gotttttp Nt6ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17

gSic cine 0epeId)e ans 9onoun
nleloet, fat Elm beutIdes &aperfhiff
in IifO atlantiiden Cseau adt eng-
Iiidr nub siuei ffans6iiid)c Sdiffe
perIenff nnO sluei enslildjc Sd)iffe
scfapert. Die perIenften cnsliidjen
Sdiffe iinb sic Sanlpfer rSrama-
tiits@ yNinieb, ayfetberbp !6al",
ugiaonpribire", oVionnt Semple" I,
uaing George, yWeprgie" nno
oVoItairc";; bic fransSiiiden iino
sic Danpfer Nantes" nnO uAsnic-
res1. Uefapert tuur6en bic cngli-
ldjen 0ampfer yst. Sbeubore" nnb
cgarrpu6ale1. Griteres erbiclt cine
Yrilenn.anni6dft Ietteres luitrbe
NIT 400 gsann, ben geiatAistn Der
perlenften 1abrsense, fortgeididt,
nm Sic aeate irgenbipo dn's 2an0
81 ieteu. Ml[e 6ieir Sdifis ,uiirben
ipdbrtno Scr Bot bont IL. lr,sr,-
Ser Bis snm 12.s syamuar perlen.t
reIp. gefapert. - Sn Norfolf, &a,,
1T Iette gsadJt cine orabtlpie Oepc-
idJe anfgefansen, Die ben Sdiffeu
mitteilt, bnF Elm oeuti6es 9aper-
idjiff letten 1reitas an Der braflia-
nifden &iife, in Der NGbe bon Yer-
nnntbmeo, rtGtig 8et1eien lei.
Nns grenten uirb geineIbet, 6ac
lt-9oot v9tntfdIanb" iuer6e iuabr=
fdjeinlid heute BON bort abfabrea.
Cine Gepei&t aus &openbagen mel
bet, oas btnflde 1lnterIeeidjiff ryrr-
men@ lei i'm 4otbniidtn Wseerbuieu
nnb i'm NsitteIIanSii idkn D'eer selue-
len uuo babe bort als 8eripK8unss-
id5iff fir nnbere 1tnttrieeboote fun
giert.
Gs uirb offisiel BON 2on6on an.
aefiinoigt, baf Trtmierminiiter
glbps- George ano Itin arieasfabi-
net am Nontas nn6 0ienitag iuidjtis
se Gonferen5en init benz frnns0f-
id5en Cberbefebisbaber, General gii-
peIle, acbabt baben nab ebenfals
nit oem cn9lifdjeu 6elbmaridall
Sir 1omalas 6aig. Babrideinlidj
bat cs iid) lierbei nm bic beabiidJ,
fiste sroke Cffeniibe Der glliierten
gebanorlf.
Cine frans0fidDc 9epeId)c bebanp.
tet, General bon TaIfenhabn lei mad!
Uriedemlan6 gerciit nn6 befinbe iid]
iekt IN Giafona, % Weilen nDro-
Iidl bon oariffa. OieleIbe 0epeide
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17
S Jnlamb
Monlira( 9eipep lit gelt

Monliral 9eipep lit geltern ge-
ltorben. @dbreno ser lesten Stlrl-
oen tpor er bolLig beipnBtlos, bielt
aber oie S5ano irincr @attill, Die lle-
ben leirtem 9ett laB, felt umflam-
inert. @dbreno oes Cages paren
5ablreide' slnfragen nah ieinen @r-
finoen gefontmen, ariegsminilter
|Bafer uno Marinemiuiiter Ganiels
Ipraden perionli6 por slIs fein
9oo befannt tpuroe, traf cine ltn-
ntalie Mn6olensi1reiben ein, zines
ser erften tpnr oas oes Hrdiioenfen.
@raf 8erritorff bot Die grfld-
rllng obgegeben: ,@err 2amlon iogt,
er CLAUDE rtiht, oaB id) bel ben
Observation-Disclosures smei Wiuionen
Dollars geinaft bate. id glaib's 5
aid uid,t." 2aipion pin befanntlib
and sic alatld) : @eididte iiber
9ernitorff bon &Ongrebrepraiei,tant
Senrp erfabren baben.
Gas llnterilthnngs ao,nite
oes Senats bot feitaeitellt Dob Die
SerItellllna oes ginoemateriols fiir
Sen 8eisen IN Merico bon einem
grlilt reguIiert miro. Der Die 8reile
enoriu in Die S5ohe seidroben bat.
baB aber itniere ySsSnternationol Sar-
betting gomlpann" nid)ts nit Der
Sade su tlm bot
S5eute tueroen Die 8erfaufs-
pertrGee iiber Die o0niid) ipeltinoi-
1dlen sSrleln 5fpiiden Staotslefretar
oanIing liuo bem baniifen 8eiono=
ten @run in @aibington ollsge-
taitId,t ueroen. Die tatid6libe lie
bertraelna miro itottfinoen, nad).
Dem Die &oufIumnle bon % Wfillio-
men Dollars be8ablt lit, Die Ser aon-
greB beipiaieen milB.
Die beioen sSliegeroifiSiere,
S6eritlelltrant 9ifbop imb 0el,tnont
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17

iDent oes u@eneral goaro" lit er
Itets NIT GROCER gntldieoenbeit fir
cine Stdrfltng lulo 8ergroBerllng
unierer Slotte eingetreten.
Oemep tpar perio1tlid anldeineno
elm lebr lie6ensmirbiger 0fnnll
l1no allgentein beliebt. gr par 5fpei
Deal perbeiratet: IN 'erlter gbe nit
einent SRI. @oo0tuin, Sodter bes
@ouperneur @oobiDin BON gfetp
@an1plbire, in 5tpeiter @be NIT ssSrall
Meiloreo 6ager1 elmer Shmeiter oes
befannten 3eitltngsberausgebers Mc-
2eall oes 8elibers bes Cincinnati
Guauirer"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-17
R. III. ENOCH
16 North Hslsted Strasse, G TO-,
Chicago, Ills.
o.. o,,,,,, ~, N,r,,,s

- Ser Mapor BON Corpus Ghri=
iii bot oen @orlhlag genodt, Bob
oie Staot oos IN Der geabe III rie-
iiqen 0nantitdten aefllnoene 9totlr
aos BON Ser betreffenoen @eiell
ifoft i'm s9holelale" fauft nno on
sic einseInen Goniumenten ie nod,
geborf obgiebt. gr hofft mtf oieie
@eife sic ybrenneno" getporoc~e
@asfrage su loien.
= gesablt Gnre .Hoa Sar", nnr
NOD, 3eit Big gum 81. Sannar.
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Heoer arbeitemDe 0yfaistt
pDer 6rall

fann cine 20 gfder Sarnt, einidlieBkh
einer qiiten Sslth. elmer auten Saii, ~
Sennen llno 100 6iihnern eianen utts
irnabbdnaia ieir. 81 baar ltnp 81 ptr
Bohe. Gdreibt iuesen boiler SnforS
mntipu oft:
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gomiral 0e,uel).

9feidb an Sabren uno gbren lit
slonlirol Oetpep in leinem Soule
5u @aIbington geitorben Der 500
fam unerlpartet. Seinen adtsiglten
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-03
Look To Your Company.

Every man and woman, both
old and young, should look we'll
TO the company they keep. Every
person is entitled to a certain
character of company, but it the
company is below what it ought
to be, it will pull the better
element down with it.
Bad company has destroyed
the character and influence of
thousands of men who could
have been useful and prominent
in the counsels Of their country.
The same rule applies to young
women as well as older ones,
because the history of the coun-
try demonstrates that bad conf
pany destroys the good name
and character of more men and
women than everything else
combined.
Even a person with a bad
character can redeem that char.
acter by assocIating with those
better than himself or herself.
and finally have good characters
and stand well in the community
am ng the best Of people.
1t requires a brave and eour.
age US effort to avoid bad com.
PAW and stand aloOf from it.
aid save your own good name. =
Messenger. t-"
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-03
May Connect GreenvilIe
And Central City.

Gen. T. Coleman DUPONT,
Muhlenberg's most distinguished
citizen. who Is now in the county
looking after mining and other
interests al Central City. has
made a most liberal and worthy
otfsr Of SIS, coo on c nCrete
road. fourteen feet wide between
Gr.enville and c n'ral City The
dist4r &C is six miles, and The
total cost is estimated az $50, =
600, So this is one fourth of The
burden which he takes. The
state and government will put
up half the whole amount, so il
is up to the c0unty ard private
subscriptions n muster $4,000.
1t is most likely that this will BE-
done, for such a golden oppor,
tuni,y should not be allowed tc
pass. 90 Greenville Record.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-03
{. S. NUM-
Attorney al LdW
MARION. KENTUCKY
Posi- ONCE Building.

A Kansas editor has noticed
that when a man finds fault
with his local paper the chances
are ten to one that he has II an
advertisement in il; five to one
he never gave It job Of work;
three to one that he is delinquent
in his subscription and reads
somebody else's paper. even
money that he never did any.
thing to assist the publisher to
make it good paper, forty to
one that he is most eager to see
it when it comes out, although
not a subscriber, slips some one
e'se's paper long enough to read
~
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commissioners SALE
Crittenden Circuit Court, Kentucky
i. 6. GIBSON. Adm. Pr
Against T.

i 6. GIBSON. Adm Pr
Against Equity.
ALICE GIBSON, etc. DIT
BY virtue OF a Judgment and Order
Of Sale Of the Crittenden Circuit Court.
rendered at the March term thereof,
1917, in the above cause for the sum
Of 1868 -. and $50 Is costs herein,
J shall proceed 70 offer for sale q. the
Colrt.ho1ie door in Marion 10 the
highest bidder, al Public Auction. on
Monday the l4,h day Of May, 1917, a,
one o'clock p. m or theresbout. he.
ing Court day,l upon a credit OF SIX
months the following described prop
erty to-wit.
Two tracts OF land in Cri,tenden
county. Ky. near Pidey Fork church
ind known rs the j II Gipson land.
The full description Of said land may
be seen at NY o'tice.
Or sufficient thereof to produce the
sumo Of money so ordered to be made
For the purchase price the purchaser .
with approved security or securcities.
must execute Bond bearing legal in.
terest from the day Of sale until paid
and having the force and effect Of q
Judgment Bidders will be prepared
10 comply promptly with these terms
d A. LOWRY.
Commissioner.
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lndiet Sis Paper Makers
For Trust Law Violation,

New York, May 2. Charged
with controlling SIS per cent Of
tie news print paper production
OF the country and using their
power in restraint of trade in
violation of the Sherman anti.
trust law. six paper manufactur.
ers and a banker prominent in
financing news print paper com.
panies we're indicted by the
federal grand jury here today.
FIVE OF the manufacturers con-
stitute the executive committee
o. the News Print Paper Manu-.
fa.turers association. whose
secretary, George f: Sleale, the
indictment says was not nance
as q defendant II view Of the
fact that he appeared as a wit
ness before the grand jury.
The men indicted are George
H Mead, Philip 7. Dodge, Ed
ward Backus. George Chahoon
C. II. p. Gould, Frank J. Sen
senbrenner and Alexander Smith
o Chicago banker.
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c. MacAdams, of Scottsville,
Tenn, and he either will move
it to another location or operate
it at Grand Rivers. Citizens of
X ittawa are trying TO Induce
him to locate there, but he is I'M
decided. MacAdfms is Sid to
represent capitalists. H.. also
bought a large acreage Of ron
ore land in Lyon County. The
Grand Rivers fur ace was built
b. Thomas Lawson, of Bos ton,
several years ago and operated
for a while. 1t is said that the
iron industry will be receive ed
again in that section on a large
scale. - SmithIand Enterprise.
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Line Killed Al Guthrie .

Guthrie. KY, april %. Will
P, Cope, a Iineman of the South
Kentucky Power Company. was
instantly killed here Friday night
when he sccidently touched a
live wire. Cope was thirty feet
from the ground on a pole re.
pairing the line when the &C.
cident occurred. He leaves .
wife and three small children.