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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-15

whereby anythingof value or repre ;
ative OF value is bet. pledged or hsz 4
60, shall be subject to the provisioas #
this ordinance.
SECTION 4. That any person or pey.
sons governing authority orautholiti >
OF any club or clubs guilty of vio,a,;,r
the provisions of this ordinance. ,iroa
conviction, shall be subject to fine #
not less than $500 and not more tSan
SiOo.oo for each and every offcnss. re-
coverable with costs, or be subject to
Imprisonment for not less than 10 ,svs
nor more than 80 days or both in theGs-
erection of the court.
SECTION 5. That this ordinance u .l,
become effective and in full force ffcT1
and after the 22nd. day of May 1919.
SECTION 6. That all ordinance cr
parts OF ordinances in conflict wit or
contrary to the provisions Of 4hig crY.
nance be and same are herehyrrepe lsa
Yeas: W. F. johnson. O. E. Hine!
D. L. Suddath.
Nays; None.
Adopted and approved this May 9th 1919
:, VIZ. Johnson,
s'ss.. Mayor City Of Natchitoc5es
Attest true copy.
r. ". B. Prudhomme,
= - SVeyetsyy.T.ss,.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-15

List Of Jurors for week BEGIN
ming Monday, June End 1919.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-15
AN ORDINANCE

BY Mr.. o. F. Himel, Commissioned.
SECTION /. Be it ordained by the Com
mission Council of the City of Natchi-
toches: That it shall hereafter be un-
lawful for any person or persons to gam
bic with cards in any game with cards
by Whatever name the said card game
may be called, named or designated at
which money, or anything representing
money, " any aytic!a ot value o. yepys.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-15

mortgage so securing the same. towit:
On all the present railroad extending
from Homer. Louisiana to BienvilIe.
Louisiana, distance of oyer thirty
FIVE 1861 miles, together with all ap-
performances, side tracks, railroad
property, real estate. or pers onai ea-
tate, rolling stock, equipment, tele-
graph and telephone lines, rights, fran
chises, and all other property of SAID
railroad company Is set out and en-
braced in the said Act of Mortgage
said mortgage deed securing one hun
dred 900 outstanding bonds of orc
thousand $1,000. 0O) dollars each, in
principal, plus interest as shown by the
act of mortgage and admitted by the
AncilIary Bill herein filed. The said
mortgage was by said decree recog-
nized As first lien and mortgage on
that part of defendant Railroads prop
erty embraced in the said mortgage,
and the purchaser shall take the prop
erty subject to said lien, mortgage and
encumbrance, but free from all other
liens, privileges, mortgages, or other
encumbrances whatever.
The said sale will be made subject.
to the approval and confirmation Of the
court. The court, by said decree, has
specifically and expressly reserved the
right to refuse to approve and confirm
said sale IN the event the price offered
should, II it, opinion, be deemed in
adequate.
Thus done and signed at Shreveport,
Louisiana, this 9Th day of May, 1919.
w. P. LEARY,
Special Master in Chancery
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-15

yon# want 70 know VIII mou
tie xpr, 4 win depend upon whom
So - and DIN you'jl ind out
wtft9er,it ~ France, Eoxlsnd,
y Anerics With the help Of he
sv1llut hltions.
lin \ yoa want to know II Il
was hsf iDfantry, cavalry, machine
eaass nAsipes q ahich division Of
~ Y. 8. MAIDS the hrss record,
tl,e.answer . that depends mora
. dloa sholn you ok,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-15
THURSDAY. MAY Is, 1919
MIR. BREAZEALE'S PLAT
FORM

In another place ia this issue W
publish an address to the Demo
Gratis of this State by Mr.. Piano
Breazeale.
We do not understand that il
making this statement ut this time
il is the intention of Mr.. B,eazealt
to hasten the opening of the guber.
Material campaign, but the situa.
ti"n imperiativeiy demanded a
tank statement Ct his portion,
80 that neither his friends nor his
opponents could misunderstood it..
Il is not surprising that the sug-
g"stion on the part of many CT his
friends in every section of the
Siate that he ought to secure the
approval of the New Orleans ring
Of his candidacy, forced from such
q msn as Mr.. Breazeale is. this
declaration of independence.
If it Is true that any citizen who
sspires to Office must first gain the
approval and consent of the mayor
nf New Orleans. .he time has come
tD fight and destroy the system,
which gives to the head of the city
ring such power. It's existence is
\ deadly menace to the. political
freedom of the people.
IL many of the campaigns inl
this State the fight has been made
alon1 tbs lines indicated by Mr.. |
Breasssls,e address. In some in-
s,spcrs teey sAisd, and 10 some
shrr wers tssspS sssily sucdessful.
Tie re1sd w tho successful
s~n1'aisns 6fosxht only teupors-
~ success vas that the result
iDsrel5 substitsted one set Of men
5sr ihot&sr, jsavins. the system in
Mr.. Breaseale is entitled to the
distincti6h Of Offering ! practical
plan By which = permanent sue
erss may be assured. His fight IS
1T on men. but on . system which
Jlrcrssarily places in the hands Of
s,ne man such dangerous power. He
proposes the matter shall l,e regu- /
lsled BY constitutional conven-
In; whisl, Nh deprive the mayor
Of Ns~ OrIssns Of the power he
now Yields q tho head of the city
or9anixstion.
This i The paramount issue be-
fore The people today. Il i use
less 70 discuss others until the peo-
l'lr ars able to mt them into
RI a. S.
! a'lsaxeagrasulate Mr.. Breaseals
l'''on We rare courage he has dis
i ..sd.s a Il
X $50 .s,.As.A ~. E.r.. -.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27
Saie @aG.

@emobnlid Iagt man: Gn0e gut,
olles gut, aber oos gnOe, 5. b. oas
lebte Spiel, oos unier Seom am leb.
ten Sonntag bier ~DorIdufig ipieIte,
mar gargiht gut, @aibington Der.
Tor; A 5t s. Die ISOLDE oorber mar
nidt 10 idIedt, 8aibineton oerIor
Deren 3 Spiele uno gemom oeren 3,
un0 5iuor Gins BON Detroit uno 0pei
BON Chicago. Der Stano oes Seoms
nod Dem Spiel am lebten Sonmtog
lit: @eiuonnen tS, berloren 30,
0urdidnitt 1915. Gus Geam miro
am t., 2. unO 3. SllIi mieoer bier
ipielen uno ii6 Damn nod Nem gorf
unO bon Oo mif Die meitli6e Sour
begeben.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27
Cur lebtem Ru6e!

Nm Sonntag ben 90. SUM 5. s.
%perltorb pl0blid uno unerwartet
6rau Dora $. Sol5beierlein, gebo-
rene Sailelbui6, Die Satin oes be-
riibmten @Gdermeilters Wiid. Sol8-
beierlei1, 1S49 tie StraBe, g.-g8.
@eburen am 8 .glugult 1859 beirate-
te lie om 10. September 1894 &errn
90. &ol3beierlein, melher @be 3 Stint
Der entiprolien: 2 S6bne uno / God
ter, lpcl6e al Serrn Tbom. Qudett
berbetratet lit. 9eioe Sobne, Senrg
unO 8iap, oienten in Der Ser. Staa-
ten armee. guBer Oieien binterIGBt
Die G%eritor6ene nod 2 8riioer uno
3 SdlmeItcrn. 9ls MitglieO geborte
lie ben Hutb Chapter go. /, .. g. @.
uno Dem 0amenperein Der 3ionSfir-
DIE an. 0ie Beer0igune fono am
W1ittmoh Nohmittag nah Dem Rod
Greet Srieobofe itatt. 8aItor Bid.
S6mi0t bon Der 2utb. 3ionsfirhe
belt Die Srauer3eremonien. @eier
Sons 60. mar 2eihenbeitotter. Ser
H9ei6nabm miro in eineup fupferueu
|Sorg III Der 8ault oeS Brieobofes
oufbemabrt, bis Scr dlteite Sobn
@enrp, Ser nod in 6ranfrei6 I'M
9ienit lit, 8uriideefebrt lit. @us 8abr-
tuhtrdger funeierten foleenoe 9eef-
fen Der GerItorbenen: 8nt. SaIieI-
buidl Clifford Grant, Gbriitopb
Sol5beierlein Sernlan S6lpermg
SarrD @rant uno GbaS. Mtaihauer.
0oppcIt idlper trifft Die 6omilie Der
herbe &erluit, oa man I'M Septem-
Der oas Set Der iiIbsSnen Sod6eit
feiern molte.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27
n@ernlnnia WGnner.Ghnr.n

Die @orausii1t, paB lth ni6t bic
le Die @eleqenbeit pntgeben laiien
miirOen, Inn mieoer einmdl elm oeut,
Ides Yicnic mit3umaden, bat ni1t
getdli6t, oenn ais Der MGnnerdor
am lebten SOnntag iein6elt i'm Srei.
en- auf Seuberli1s Surm obbieIt Oa
fonnte er cine Menge Seilnebmer be-
griiBen. 9ie Mdnner60rler boben
reOli6 geiungen, uno oa befanntlid
@eiang oes Weniden 9er5 erfreut,
10 berri6te oenn oud balo allgemei.
ne 5reu0e unO Srobli6feit uno mie
Iih bon lelblt oerltebt, @emiitlidfeit.
yeimmt man mad oo8u, Dab es niht
iibermGBig beiB NOR, 10 Dob Der Auf-
entbalt i'm Sreien ein mirflides
Sergniigen mar, Oailn fam man Der.
lteben, Dab ieoer poa befrieoigt mad
0ouie cling. Gum 9uritl0ihen mar
genug pprban0en, mo menn es aud
ni6t Der eemobnte 5ropfen mar. ge-
ldmedt Boz es Oo6.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27
@crIammlnmgen III Der fommrnoen
&nde:
Sic STAG

Nienstag:
ySdnpaben. @erein" in 314 6 Str
Nor0meit It.
n&oibington Webger llntcrltiib-
nnas- @erein", in 922 go. Npe N.-8
.Mrminius 2oge $40. %" S.@.I
So; I'M 0ew Moionic Sempcl, 1915
uno Nem 9orf @pe.
Mittiuod:
sllnteritiibumgsbuno, 9iitrift No.
4tO"; in 922 4a- Delue N.8.
@1dcr llntcritiitungS-Serein in
2O3 8. Str. 60.
9onnerStag:
u@ermollia MGmerdor"; in 922
ga. Mbeule Npr0ipeit.
.@lattocuti6er Screen; in 81
6 StraBc 3oromclt.
Sreitag:
~8rofpect Sill Gemeterp"; in $40.
B22 9te StraBe Noropeit.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27
&leimeS STANDARDIZATION

-geod cine 6olge Der &robibiti-
on. Gle &ellner @uibiugtons iino
ilber5ergt, ouB es nod Dem 1. Suli
feine S~rirlfgeloer mebr geben miro.
Nad ibrer 9lniidt miro giles, mas
Der Geaner 5u erlparten bat, elm
uDunfe iebr~ iein. 0os 8eri0min-
ben Oes GrinfgeI0eS mare ia nidt
Die idlimmite SoIoe Der &rodenbeit.
-Q8onn miro crOGid Elm @eleb
fommerb 0as Den &out BON S6ieB-
maffen reguliert2 @ieOer limo 5pei
llebcrfdae auSgefiibrt, bel oenen Gee
ger nit Dorgebalteuen 9feoolpern
@elo rapbtelt. emile Sbudin, Elm
@elb6itsiNbaber, mlr0e in ieinem
2aben inter 8eOrobltng nit cii,em
&epolper 3ur Sernusgabe BON SIS qe-
3tpltagen, uno 3obert Saunoers MUIR
De bon 6pei Sarbigen INN SIC al Der
Griten un0 s StroBe, Gt.-S, crfeid-
teri.
-8ora Sones, Elm 5molfjGbriges
M1O6en, Don 1914 -. StroBc. &C.
g., bottp cine Neutrality-suspicious.
belt nit ibrer M}utter infolge 0eren
lie bon @anie f%ortlief Sie muroe
enoliG BON Der &oli3oi anF Dem l1ni-
pr-9nbnbofe gefunoen, als tie gera-
Be I'M gegriff mar, iiA ein @iGei fir
eineu Die Gtnot rerloIienoen Bug 81
foufen. @ie lie SCR 8oli5ei angob.
IiGtte tie 5ullGdit GeIbitm3rNSe0an-
len gebabt, bGtte itb Oann aber emf
i6loiien sic Staot 5t perlaiien. Sect
lit tic mieoer bel Wuttern.
-GbarleS Gurnbud, Elm @a9-
mann ocs SAobamtes, lpuroe unter
ser geI6uloigung oerbaftet fali6e
ull0 bei6aoigtc SdabomtSnotelL Oie
ibn 6ffs 3erftGralRg iibergeben ma
rem, al iih genominen al bn6en, Inn
fie meiterbin IN llmlaltf 8t ieBen. Der
@etraq Ser bel Scite eei9afften SEQ
ten ioa iib altf $4,000 bis 500
600 belaufen. Cine bel GurnbulI
Dorqcpnmmcle Sausilldung bat bic
Re Soften 5n Soge aebradt. Eurn-
bua bat EN- uoles @eltanonis a6gc-
la9t.
-GieQeidt miro NIT Dem bepor-
. fteberoen 6rie0enSl6luB au6 cine
qclloerullg IN sen fat meri6min9li-
den @reilen, sic mir bier fir 2ebens-
mittcL &lciocr, Mieten, etc, 5u sab
len baden, eintrcten. @ie perlautet,
wia 0oS 0iitriftsfomite oes Senats
cine llnteriuhung porne6nlerL mel
dies sic @riirOe fms, bic oie Yreiie
bier bobpr ltelen als in StdOten 9lei-
der @r0Be mo glei6er Sage. Cine
QlbDiilfe iol Damn entmeoer our6
Observation-Disclosures o0er Our6 @eieb-
oebltng gel6affen merOer. Soffent.
lid miro mas orauS.
-@enn liA icnlan0 Die Wiiibe mo-
tJell !uuutc ullu HueyIoiI VpCHt iule
biele iunge uno olte Deutide es I'M
2an0e giebt, Oie ibm ben 3oll trelen
Clemens .entridtet baben, Damn Mir
Be Da@ Helultat mobl ein iiberrai6-
emo groBes lein. Nie piele giebt es
mob(. BON oeuel1 ielbit oas Oeutlh-
TIM ais iolhes ni6ts meiB. ga lit
gum geiipiel inn Soloiers Some elm
after Qfonn Ser am 25. SUM iein
rs. 2ebensiabr 8uriidgelegt bat, Su-
fob MaDer, Der aug @roB &ebad,
0beramt 8aiblingeu, gebiirtig, bon
Stuttgart I'M Sabre 1869 bier ein-
mnnoerte uno 90 Sabre in Der Or
nice geOicnt bat. llno 10 mie i'm
giebt e8 Diele, piele.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27

-g8ie befonnt gegeben miro, ba.
ben Der &onig un0 Die &onigin bon
gelgien cine @inlaonng Yr11ioen;
Milinn'S angenommen, Die 8ereinig.
ten Staaten al beluden. sic merOen
notwithstanding i'm September mad
Malbington fommen.
-@s iiebt 10 aus, als Oh ben Ste.
gierungsbeamten, Die i'm @erbdltnis
gu ben in priOatcn 8etrieben geoabl-
ten 20bnen uno @ebdltern, iebr
i6ledt pergiitet merOen, Ood enolih
etipay @ere6tigfeit 5uteil meroen
miro, nno 0mar oaour6, Dab man ben
aIten ullo perbrauAten 8eamten cine
8enlion ooblt. 0ic 96ter elmer oa-
bin3ielenoen Torlage I'M &ongreB,
Senator Sterling unO 9ongreBmam
Seblbad moqen ale Wiittel aniuen-
ben, nm fir lire @eleBeSporlagen Elm
8otllm al er3mingen. Cine belonoe-
re llnteritiibung lit ibnen oaourh 8u'
tell ~gemoroen, ooB Die &onbention
Der american federation Of 2ab6r in
4tlantic Gitp ii6 in elmer &eiolution
81 @unlten beioer @eieBesDorlagen
ausgelprohen bat.
Mae Gurten falter Mmfldnitt,
6lHL- NLsE
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27
Sum gu8idneOcul
Dielrr Graum miro Uabrbeit wtrOen
Bon YanI @auOrsc.

9ineeitrcdt inn fiibIen Sdatten,
Inter m1dtgem @oImenboum,
Sag i'd jiingit auf 8~lumenmotteh
0atte einen ielaen Srnum.
&ings auf GrOen berridt Der 6rieoen
8obre 6reibeit mar I'M 2ano,
llno bon 9ruoerIieb' getriebeiL
3eidte Seoer lid Die Sanol
RirgenOs lab man MommonSfnehte
6eili6en OF Der 0teni6beit 2oosl
Sur fiir 6reibeit, gleihe Hehte
Subilierte 9lein- un0 @roBl
Durb Ser &erfer finit're &aaeH
9orte man fem &ebgeitob'n,
Warterihreie ipi0erballen
llnO fem Senfer mar 81 ieb'nI
Sn Den @Grten jaud5tet ainoer,
2ultig auf bel Spiel unO Cana
llno fem ein3'ger Observation-Disclosures
5torte bier Der 8retoe @Iar3l
lin DER Sugeno ld0nlten 1riebe,
6eilidte mou nift pie oupor;
8reuoenolle, belize 2iebe,
2og niht minieln0 mebr Dor'm Sborl
lla0 nod arieg IMP @oIfsperr1ter
Sdaite man pergebenS aus,
9hlr nod %ein5elne @~ertreter
Ralielteu I'M Norrenboasl
Seine faliden Jreunoe o~rdneten
Sid 3lim SllooSfuB beron.
WenldenIiebe, 5reun0idoft lenften
Seoen ali Die re6te 9ubnl
9ieier Iratm mfrs 8abrbeit perom
Slider, ais Die Sonne ideint,
8enn Die Mtenldbeit rings ouf Or
ben
8riocrli6 ii6 emit pereintl
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27

vnHdrOl. %cuIIOnt iUirflide SsliF0.
teHcH, iinb 81 habeu bel:
. iBIers, 36-45 &iggs Wartt.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
9as @rwa6rn Der WOlfcr.

Bot AltreO SetldDeH, i'm ~6reien 8ort".
Nus Dem Chaos wdl3t lids empor,
Gtrebt mdhtig gum 2idt, gum neuen 2ano.
grallelo ldallt es i'm 8olfer6or:
5rieoen lnO 6reibeit lad Weor0 un0 Yranol
3ea9en oes Wittelolters pSrfthfen;
SolferbefreienOe 3iele pinfell.
Sell lobt Die Sadel olrd geebel uno gtaht,
Geren @elelht unS 5u 8riiocrn n1a6t.
Mie gum ariltal IfieBt es m1blid 3uIamnlel,
lleber beriengenoe @liten uno Slammen
Touenoet lb neles un0 breitet ld aus,
Scr gllo DER Staaten, oas 80lferbauS.
0tll 1T fem Garm mebr fiir MISREPRESENTATION,
0ilr Gbrenamter BON o@otteS @naoen@;
Menifenredte bredel lb gubn;
Solfer beld6elr 3erronnenen Nabn.
Nallerl. uno &laIienhaB, Die D1moaen,
@ebel ben gSeg Der rollen6en &ronen.
gllt bat gefittet Die N%8eltblln0. Armeen;
Rot bat Die @0lfer geIebrt, iib %perlteben.
Sr1ibial uno Drangial nabm ibnen OaS Sdpert,
1as ms ben 8eg belt our 6reibeit ~periperrt.
gtln aber offnet oas Gbor ih 0er 3eiten:
9iibefl lno oriben i6 8ege %bereiten;
1SeerItraBen" nidt, nein. Y0Ifcrbriidenl
Gnolih muB Die @eritGn0igung gliiden;
Gnolid Den Bolfern ~gelingen muB
GirigfeitsguB uno 3uiamnneni6luB.
Sriibe 8bontome limo idblings 0erItoben,
Ndbreno oeS &rieges entieblidem Soben.
Silflos bic Menidbeit itiinoe our SturO',
@dre in Sihf nitt Der golferbuno.
Nas nod elm MGrben idien uniern Sagen,
Gran man geebt elm ber5ipeiielteS gSagen,
Seute idon l%eudtet's our6 H~ebelflor
@lidDerbciBenO ln0 berrlih berpor.
8olfer, beBt's bout rci6t ole SanO gum gunoel
laiiet Derbnrifen bic brennenOe Mlln0e,
Die crd oas SdidiaI ihlrg. DAB ibr eripaft
@riinolid unO ltiinolih aus Idbmeioer Na6t.
S6afiet 5%uiamnen DIN 8ebitubI Der 3eit!
9eigt, bah ibr S~treiter fir @tenihenreht ieio,
Sampler firs Cute, .Sh0ne uno Sabre,
Nidt, mcls perlangt miro pom .Tbron itno 4Itare
Grfdmpft eld itatt auf b~lutigem @runo,
Dit @eiitesipaffcn Den 80lferbunOl
Washington Journal., 1919-06-27

Mae Gurten falter @Mfidnitt,
OefDdten SdiHfeH,
9 iblers, 1915 &isss Nartt.
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
DEANWOOD

Corp. Lee M Morse has received
his discharge from the army and
returned home.
Allie Guess has returned from
Kansas and is visiting relatives
and friends.
Arrival at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. B. F. brennan, an 8
pound,boy, Aug. 18th. He has
been christened Hinkle Kemp.
Several from around here have
been attending the revival at
Union Grove.
Charley Stembridge, of Ma
rion, visited friends and rela-
tives recently.
Misses Dixie and Nellie Dean,
who have been visiting relatives
here, have returned to their,
home in Texas.
James Horning is the guest Of
Albert Horning this week.
Miss Velma Dean gave a party
Saturday night in honor of her
cousins, Misses Dixie and Nellie
Dean, who left Sunday for their
home.
There was a social gathering
at Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Travis
Sunday, in honor of their grand
daughter, Mrs. Mandie Beck
ham, her husband and daughter,
who is in on a visit from Miss
ouri. All of his children were
present except Harve: % grand
children and five great grand
children.
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
Marion School Opens
With Interesting Program

The Marion Graded and High
School opened Monday morning
at Ten o'clock, with a splendid
chapel exercise.
The program was opened bv a
song. Holy Holy. Holv." sung
by the entire audience and fol-
lowed by prayer by Rev. H. r.
Short. Rev. J. B. Trotter read
the 18th Psalm, and made a very
interesting talk.
America" was the uextthing
on the program and was sung
with the true American spirit.
O.. M. Gumbert, the agricul-
turc teacher, made a talk on
Vocational Education. and the
things he said were certainly
worth while. He and Professor
Christian have made plans for
this wears school work. which
will, if carried out, greatly i'm.
prove the conditions of the
school
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
IENIAS

Ben Franks and family were
guests Monday night of last
week at the home of bis sister.
Ada pcryman. They wiI' leave
this week for Greeley Colo. go
make that their future home,
Miss Gladys Euocb. of near
Marion. was the charming guest
last week of Miss Lomah Frank
lin.
Walter Martin and family wise
tied at the home of Mrs. Ll.
Price Saturday night They
have moved near IIopNmsNl.Oa
where the, will reside ou a0nc
farm purchased recently We
regret to lose such uo.ah0ors.
Tom Rm,Dow and family of
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Rev. A. J. Thompson
Died at Kuttawa

Rev. A. J. Thompson, 70 years
Of age, died at his home in Kut-
tawa Sunday morning following
a complication Of diseases. He
had been in bad health for the
past year or so and, for the past
five months, but little hope was
held out for his recovery.
Rev. Thompson was born in
Caldwell county but came to this
county 3S years ago and had
been pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at Kuttawa for 81 con-
secutiye years. He was a min
lster of above the average abili-
ty and was always ready to lend
a helping hand in time of need.
The MasonS, of which he was a
member, had charge of the
funeral ceremonies. The Rev.
}. T. Claycombe, of Princeton,
delivered the funeral Grafton and
was assisted by Revs. W. E.
Sutherland and }. d. Woodson.
lnterment occurred at Kuttaws
cemetery Monday afternoon al
2:;3O o'clock. A large host OF
friends and admirers of the de
ceased were present to pay theil
last respects.
He is survived by a wife anC
five children as follows: Aller
and Mckee Thompson, of thi,
county, and A. B. Thompson, o.
Wilmot, Ark, also Mrs. Claude
Fairhurst and Mrs. H. C. With
ers, both Of this county. Igor
County Herald.
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
Marion Methodist
Sunday School

Next Sunday, Sept. 18th, is
Sunday School Day in Southern
Methodism. The Marion Meth
odist church, invites and urges
you to be present Sunday morn
ing at $3.50. Be on Time. Get
the habit. A place for you and
every member of your family in
our Sunday school. Show that
your interest is in the right
place by being on hand Sunday
morning.
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
New City Judge.

A. NJ. Gilbert has resigned his
position as assistant postmaster
and has been appointed by the
City Council to act as police
Judge temporarily. to succeed K.
E, Wilborn, who resigned when
he became a candidate for Legis-
latWe.
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
Party for Soldiers
And Sailors.

DR.. and Mrs. +. V. Matlock, of
Salem, were hosts Sept. lth. to
a peace party. given in honor of
the returned soldiers and sailors
of the community.
The quests assembled at the
residence. where they formed a
line and marched in military
style to the beautiful park be-
longing to the hotel, There the
soldiers and sailors performed
some military drills, to the de-
light of an audience, composed
of almost the entire town. Then
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
Miners wanted.

Drill men, doe per hr. .O2c
per IT, drilled, with bonus. Help
crs lOc per hr Experience
for helpers unnecessary Muck
crs 20c per can 1000 lbs. good
muckcrs average go cans per
Shift Goodboard Shopper day
MAR. BELLE MINES,
Phone -, ring . or 3.
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
Teachers Examination.

The hast teachers eXamiua-
don of the year wiI. be held ON
the third Friday and Saturday
ol September Those who eN-
nation should come to- my office
ON Friday morning at9 o'clock.
AN who have pot taken the ca
animation loo agriculture will be
required To do, so this time. This
subject win come ON Saturday
afternoon Remember the date.
September l9gh and 10Th.
j. Ll +. PARIS, Supt.
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
Young Man Fined.

OdelI Elkins was fined $3.50
and cost for running over Mrs.
II. A. Cameron last week. The
total cost being Sl0.5O.
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
For Sale

A house and lot in Marion ON
East Depot Street. one OF the
best locations 100 Marion win
sell mt reasonable price.
j. l.. f. Paris.
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
CHURCHES
Sunday, Sept. IA.

BAPTIST
Pastor, Rev. J. B. Trotter
Sunday School, $50 A. M.
Sunday morning services at II
O'Clock. Subject: "A Call to
Prayer,
B. Y. p. u, at 700 p. m.
Sunday evening services at 8
O'Clock.
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
NJ ETHODIST

METHODIST
Rev. H. r. Short, Pastor.
Sunday School, $50 a. m.
Sermon by pastor, II a. m.
Subject: The Mission of Meth
odism.
Epworth League TOO p. m. in
basement of M. E. Church.
Sermon by pastor, 500 p. m.-
Subject: Mans Might"
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
PROGRAM
uF TnE
Crittenden County Teachers Association
MARION SCHOOL AUDITORIUM $50 A. Nj
Saturday, September l3, 1919.

First Month in the Rural Schools George Cundtt
Forward Movement in Education Y. L. Christian
Plans for School Rally and County School Fair
Teachers and Supt j. l.. f. Paris
Monthly Plans in Agriculture G. NJ. Gmhcrt
Division Contests and County Contest IT, o. Franklin
Wha, Can Be Done With the Reading Circle Ruby Dean
Every teacher urged to be present to work for better
schools and better county.
v l.. CHRISTIAN, President
GEORGE CoNDlTr Vce-President
STELLA DEAN Secretary
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank all who
were SO kind to us during the
sickness and death of our dear.
husband and father May Gods
richest blessings rest upon YOU
all. Mrs. MAY lliIla Children
The Crittenden press., 1919-09-12
Changes In Real Estate

Calvin Fritts has sold a 32Is
acre farm Northwest of Ma
rion to Anthony Murphy.