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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

g"rcyumcnt deciding to postpone the in
crease until March -.
Premier Millornmd this morning con-
'nucd HE h"a!s Of the ministries affect
'd h% IA" railway strike and the direct
ors # The companies. who submitted re-
u.rts Of conditions on their lines. The
director % The Par'S Lyons and Mcditcr-
rnu'aH system announced there had
i'''u - marked relaxation in the stu
at"u since Friday especially on the
Paris NnrsrIliss !.n". He said the i'm
prny"ment was ar'rutuated yesterday.
notably 1T DIXON where - trains were
~ s"Yvir". The director claimed that
this number could be Increased 20 50 to-
day. directors or other systems said
The situation was improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
entity organized WIKI hcadQua~

was recently organized WIKI hcadQuH"-
t,rs on Warwurd Avenue. iS causing
much interest among The young men o.
thIs Vicinity On Friday evening =
meeting Of tho members was hold a.
wh,rN i'm, tury dIScUs>rd tho plan Of
org,n,Mrg 4 baseball team for the sea
son. Nj members ar" ~ fave" OF IL"
,ca,u an! /, - Thought that a. soon a%
ihc weather OPENS large number vii!
h.. tried out 50 that they can get some
Outline as 10 who arc tn" best players.
\ meeting VIII be held some time IN
IL, near future at which tmc the mat
r,v &C cicC''UE or naming a CAPTAIN ana
manager VIII b. taken up and number
uf other important matters VIII also
II" discussed pertaining to the home
grMuMdS. 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
NORTH SIDE
fwarwood and RIchland.)
FALLS FROM TRUCK
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Young Son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Peters Injured-Other
Happenings

John. the young son Of MIR. and Mrs
James Peters OF Warwuod avenue. -
resting easily at Is home after being
seriously injured when h" fell from u
truck on which K is said he was steal
ing ride Several mem hu SAW the
accident picked the child Up and 70
moved him 10 his home. \ local phH
stefan was called who rendered m"dlr,,l
aid. II was found upon cXam'DatluD
ceiyed large gaSh above his LEFT ey"
1t was reported by the physicians at
tending that I Will BE- several weeks
before he viii b. able 10 be ~ and
around
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

Mrs. =. p Christian. president &c the
Senior Circle Of Kings Daughters. AN"
also well known rCSIdeU; OF tA!S c!is.
where she will deliver very Interest.
ing address 20 The Ctty Union OF Kings
OaughteFS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

Mrs. McAdams' would be able TO b,
about.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01
DISORDER IN BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS. Feb. 29.--The strike Of
coal miners called n few days ago in
the Mons fields in protest against the
new bread price and for higher wages
has extended to the central district OF
La Louviere. fourteen miles west nor;u-
west of Charlcroi. where some disorders
arc reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

VIII Give Entertainment.
The Woman'S Foreign Missionary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

Intere-ted in Club
The North Sid Athletic 'iEh wh.ch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-01

and a, A preventative, take LAXATIVE
BEOMO Qrl\lNE Tablets Look for
T.. W GROVES signature on the
box. Gnc.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

lyoodl.s shi,h ulI b, ahosn 1T the
Strand Theatr, Christmas nlfht De-.
cembrf %
The 100 mile represent. ihr d..
aua between the camp ai rolaeco
on the Iopi Indian rrssraiion and
lulhnoi. Arg ihe nearest railway
station
D. Was au inspiring sight as ihr
train usuded iis way and in Oh, puf
o. haze u an Arizona sunset ralIrl
up a. tho camp o. vas ous ~ thf
birect troupe that ever lsn ios
Angelo Co. a motion piciur, p..siim
axe
Among ihoss comprising the party
were Douglas Fairbania VISITOR
Fleming. BIZ director. Ted REED. a.
a.siani director. Thama. Gerafhiy
romrat Roth Rrn.rk. .,ad.nr wo.
man. AdrIr harrington. i1ln uipge
~ D Smell. Edmund Goshsl and
seorc ~ carpenters. extras aui oih
er
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
rROF. WRIGHT CRLE.
BRATEs BIRTHDAY

The birthday party given hy Prof
70 G. Wright at hs home in Caus.
vile Friday evening. November the
2oih. was one of the most enjoyable
events in the history Of that COM.
muniiy Prof Wright has been q
teacher in the public schools for g.
years. and bis success in that capac.
iiy vas evidenced by the oycrwhelm.
box number u Rrcetingn which be- re.
,eifel on this occasion
About aO nlfis and $50 letters and
pn.' cards were received by him. and
from al part of the country.
uus n the largest crowds ever a.-
ruhled iu that nslghborhood was in
attendance 90 ahow the Professor the
relpect and esteem Boz which they
held him.
Refreshments wrrc served. the
birthday cake being baked by Mm
Wright and va delicious To, even.
IuF entertainment consisted ~ mus.
l and rames
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
TO BRIDGE
TRADEWATER
Plans made Tor Much Needed Bridge
At Fishtrap-Webster
10 Join

By an agreement made a. the last
meeting of the fiscal court, the H..
cal court of Crittonden county and
the fiscal court u Webster county
met at Fishtrnp on Wednesday Dee.
ember .. b. make plan Tor the build.
ing bridge across Tradewatcr
river that being The dividing lime
between the two counhes At an boz.
formal conference held between thc
two FISCAL courts it was agreed to
build bridge across Tradewater az
fishirup. the work 90 begin NJ soon
a. possible and the bridge b. be- hn.
iahcd Il possible by August .. 1921.
a construction committee Imposed u
County Judge Moore. of Crittenden,
and County Judge Hall. u Webster
and two magisiraiea from each Of the
two counties. va appointed. The
bridge o. o. be- u hr.i class workman.
ship. The cost NO b. cxceei il0OOO.
li IS estimated that Cuiteuden coun.
y will pay tso hfihs and Webster
county three hfihs of the cost u con.
aiuciion
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
Number 80
KENTUCKY FLUOR SPAR
COMPANY DISSOLVED

The consolidation Of the properties
Of the Kentucky Fluor Spar Compa.
ny and the Standard Spar and Chemi.
cal Company. which was actually ef.
fected on January /. 1920 has recent.
ly been completed by the organiza.
ton Of the Kentucky Fluor Spar Co,
Deleware corporation. Both the
Standard Spar and Chemical Com.
pnny and the Kentucky Fluor Spar
Company Kentucky corporations.
have been dissolved The properties
of both corporations have been held
and operated by the Kentucky Fluor
Spar Cmpany during this year and
The completion Of The organization
doca not in any manner change the
management or business of this con.
cern. a. The business has been op.
Grated. a. consolidated the whole of
this year
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
kiLlED At RoslctARE

Winfield ishsiiu better kuvn
b snlri iaitsiisr sat Instantly
billed ben isHi al ihe HasF.afs
ir.ns Friday Hf aa. safiiug andsi
rrourI 10 ftr mlnr ani hai started
bal s.mr d...anls ta ahrfs ihs oth.
s hands s,fs af uofk ahfn. MEET
BIZ an siear ear stepped oli ut iu
say. at OH. amr tmf another caf
! .lnF n tf opposite ifr.t.au fan
utsf h.m. lmsh.nE h.m o. death
500 ledhfnsr vas atali O. year.
b. ADD ua. a san n ttr ais John
lI isneH af E'uatsihiasu. ll
b. isate 80, aHi three ar faui
rhI.dun %. aisa uHutei hi
b. sister. un Dhsr.f lamar anl
b. AUu Itnaif hth ~ En
ls'hoaH
Mr laHtuu before marriage
eaa Nn IarsI isHrt'rr ~ .
IsrsU q FnHt'ttar ani u.or'
III Mr WMan Harasu ~ hr
49,
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
COURT PROBATES
TWO WILLS
Na Cases We're on Docket lloutine
Rusiness-Two Will
We're rfohaisl

Tho regular month";. meeting ~
ths County Court convened Monday
b. cases vclc on dattr Cor trial
frd after Co., general .atHr ~ hus.
lnsss tNo ails srrr haird
The will n ihs laf Jesse shsarcr
Nas probaisd. hn aIt hsnF made
stsgutflt ~ the csAI. ny ths pro.
,rlon ~ ilr Will aI h. property
foaI and personal sa. hslasaihei io
b. wife. Nann.s les shsarer thc
property 90 belong a. Doc while ahs
Iemhinei hn uid0e lu ass shr
ihoald r,mauJ the raf, io ls d..
,Ided equally between herself and
b. children
The aM ~ ths hfs n IS ns.t
BE- a.sa rnbaicd A " Watson
pa made stelator n ihr estate Ths
bum ~ $500 va l.gasaihei - q
.rsria Tbr taIanlf ~ tte estate.
,amed ai o. H00 sa. divided equally
between tn ta0 daughter SIR
.Itarps and Mu Watson
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
" w. MOORE WRITES
ABOUT TnE SCHOOLS

Dear Editor
] have iusi read thr Pres Wh.ch
H always like a letter from home.
boz your school noter in thu issue
are especially Interesting o. me .
ieft Chiisnden county .n 1891 AZ the
age ~ ~ and without having ac.
quircd only a very limited education
Most of ms time since then has been
spsni in Texas vhich. considering 10
b one u our greatest states. b.
shamsfulIy far hehlnd in rural
school matters
Bot what ! started % say b. that
J have spent more than hyc years
ln Oklahoma. and although ii b. one
Il our ncscsi states. it b. Gar more
progressive in rural school matters
than ans other portion n The country
viih which ! am acquainted and The
most urrfning feature the rapid
iiy 18th vhilh ihs vh1lt cmmunity
vill rspond when ou1c move s
made boz the right direction q was
in Cree county. Oklahoma that We
bad thisr our.room schools that were
"img mE along" without any ap.
parent interest being manifested by
either iea .hsrf, patrons or pupils We
began q uNiur the ad,isab.liy of
consolidating and in q fcv months
vt tai oanaiiiairi those thre, one.
ruom schools into a district com.
prs.nr no sections $50 square m,lsi
of hril voted honis built a fla0oO
hu.h 'ehool huili.ns furnished Do
vlth ih. mwi moicfr equipment
purhaiel acUu wagons with a ca.
pacliy of 7o pupils each. and early
in November ~ thc same ycar. open.
"a school wiih tiX teachers and evcy
saron Naded b. bel capacity That
vas one ~ ihc worst winters hay,
experienced hut not a child missoi
day on aooouni II thc veaihst
And I never heard of q protest from
Ia single non rs,,deni land owner OI
course that same thinE s being at
complshsd Boz ,ari1us portions g
the oaunig bat vhy not in Crtisn
den .uuiy'
" " MOORE
Temple Texas
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
NAMES coon IMPRESSION

The un.ou revival under thr lead
srah.p ~ evangelist Robert Lear u
MARION kys continue, sith unahaied
interest Goo large opera house. the
largest Boz ths o.iy. b. 6llod nightly
There have he,n D. number ~ oontcl
s.ans n date o. fast there has noi
been single dau service sin,c ths
mrlilnE began. and thr whole i1gn
sffus ta b. under the ufurncr q
ihr meeting 10 say that cyaure.
iai Lear s rrrathInr strong sermon
ulud hc pliilnf BE- too mildly Hs
.rrmon. aw great lls has a vas
af pfe .Hilur ths truth that ths siu.
rr cannot help bui aee hr Hn.. o..
utI a. those uho have grown cold
ana indifferent toward their christian
dots lls b. not only a strong lor
aaI orihodas prtalhsr bui a mosi
soHirIful personality o. ha. BAL
slams. na clap trap msihods. b, hs.
u8 ,omromnr f1r .ln. yri b. oon
d1mHs i in such q eay that hs dravr
arI bold co.. attention ~ ihr audi
or instead of turning thsm svay
o. r oasy tts th, greatest c,anrs
Dos that has ever been lu ihs o.iy Of
rauon We af, io b. onnffaiulai
"a on having u.h o. man olmr to ou.
du lear could uat unly fol'.u nI
slnial tui ,oad easily pf,pay th.
vay Go SUNDAY of ans other man
o. hotf uov a. f the vtois ol
uouh tt suuci Mf tsarf som
ur VI, hmb hslic,c gill mean
n,e paFsous Tucker W Va
nemant
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
TO INVESTIGATE
TELEPHONE RATES
Council Asked 10 Call Election 10
Vote High School
liond Issue

The city council met n regular
session Monday night. Mayor J w.
Blue presiding and the following
counrilmen present Walter McCon
nell q D Haynes. Harry Joiner and
t A baurhirey
By O. resolution ihe Board of Edu.
cation asked the liiy council o. call
aH election 30 vote $4,000 worth "
school bond. uo boz used Boz The Jlu.
s.ugtion of high school building
and .u repairing tho graded rhool
hui'diug
j s. tuyrf Na. granted o. Scr
mii to erect store building 600 hls
lo' 900 south side ~ BeIlwIlc street
near & railroad
o. aas rrierod that the City A.
iuus} make an investigation al %
whether the Installation charge now
being required by ihe Marion Home
Telephone Company b lsFal. alao o.
.rts.ilEais hs 90 whether ihe month.
.y rates noa being charged by ih,
Mariou Home Telephone O. are ual
. In rtros of che provisions of theI
franchise
1le COUNSEL adjourned % meet or
Monday necsmbsr 20 O. take up th,
maiisf ~ orFanig.ng 70 hrc depart
mmt lu order 90 scrlr, reduction
in fhs Gee lnsuraues rate of the cts
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
MARRIAGE tlcrNsrs

Tt, foIhUur mauaft lvu.s.
tavc uemiN BEEN IHuol by Cng
Dlcrk .. o. Cuess
81 T. Booth and Mis- Natic l.
Hakcr
John W Morrow and Mr zelma
O fox
JAIME nuvu and Min norlhl
lamb
jaime. D CLARK and Mis- Ona IRA.
htk.
q. 3 Smell and Mr. Gmce Poster
s. . McClain and Miss Nm.
luder
Nelly james aud Mis- Maggie Ma
.fie Reek
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
Nh s. PRESENTS
PROFESSOR PIP

Ths comedy Professor psp" was
presented O., ihs tult. u Marion
lllgh school "Wednesday evening O
vas Co., hut snisria.nmcni given by
ths illfb School ihs season and was
fraill nayoi bY O. hr, audim,
tsfsNeni mwH ua. rendered by
an orchestra ~ s. ~ S. Aumnl
rhe p.sy ua. admirably executed
Ihs thafa.icr vha were ihr shining
lights III ihc evening vsrr Mfs
N,'ia rtu. "a. rcmna the hircl
rirI; ani M,s Elizabeth nol'ar a,
Aunt Minerva Watt Franklin as
ruf rsp and ,sr.o. Gutbs o.. Slim
naty co., COP deserve houorabl,
mention
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
UfN Nc ROBINSON
HOLLIS REVIVAL

am m Marrow uisl .r my val.
bsms fwm revival mu,i.nr si
rurrtou We certainly bad o. rr5ai
m.,tinr and many souls were .ayci
Z shall newer forr,i its good people
of that community We oloscd th,
meeting SUNDAY nirhi and hapiirc,I
seven I shall newer foreet Re, "
" purh and h.a r'od wife. / made
headquarters with them IT, b. ons
of thc greatest men in my Judgment
I ever votkci with did al ths
prss hing hui nro rurh csfiainl,
has power with Cod and men
Cod bless thc community Taxi
special carr ~ the children. I an
all uui Cor Heaven n Z ROBINSON
Shady Grow. ~
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
SANTA CLAUS SHOULD
VISIT Hls iNp

n1af Santa thHs
. vIl write yuu "a setter to tel sou
shat . want Co.. Christmas au "a
ut's orphan bay eight ysau od I
rs ia s.taal evsD iay Z hte my
isa bsr hnr am H fhr third rr.,e
sni soHI hsr ia tat, a watch sul
q ruu a,mc apple. ofanr,.. hmu.
a. candy and uuts
Pleas, DON'T forget io comc vul
Go o. bed early aHd shui my eyes
urht vil uat look indeed I Will
not EARL DAVIS.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

Nf singleton nodgr oi puufsion
h, uha .p,Hi.nr ihs winter with
hn daughter Mu q e.. Moors. h
probably ihr oldest Mason in ths
ais o. toak ths O. A dsrrs po
1850. q g. ian ist anlN ~ H
Dolly i>.e ile vas master ~ Bins
ban hir, sie Marion. ky. in lss,
and sas one ~ thr d5lefai, uha
,.iei ia ra,r tte ruri hire fuu
leuHEiaH ia laast.Ie. Ai. u tha.
lrr o. BAL hru aB alil,s worker
fT G year MaytlN Tmts
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
MARION POWELL DrEs At CLAY

Tho death angel visited uur midst
ani i1ok assay ST. Marion rovsu.
one q the oldest citizens u ouf neigh.
tofhood ils vas s0 year I'D and
leassa a vifs and htr alu and "a
tast n rrand .hllirsn % mourn ha
lou So rossu vas born May 30.
$50. died December ll.lg20
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

Among thc schools visited rccsnily
was lone Star. where ! found q fall
school being well directed b. Mss
Lillie Arcs. have visited Midway
thc place whcrs ! spent the school
days u my childhood Herr Mtss
Ethel Hunt. an sxcellent teacher was
busily engaged with q rood number
~ pleasant lcokinr boys and rirli
Who seemed 30 b. very orderly and
i1lnF Food vofk
il1u many memories of former
yoau come o. my mind when ! visit
thIs school a. ! ihlnk ~ ny Old teach.
sn and classmates. q hasn't hcsn
foriy year. hui ! ihink u ihs seni
meui expressed ln the poem "foriy
Year Aro" vhen ! sts the changes
that fsv ysar viu brinF {
ihink ~ uy tsl,hsr one By ons.
- O. Bash.nr sh5 died In is1.
shass frays visited on my way
fum Zone star. n " part. sho
i.ei n laO'. ~ q C0ul.it uha b.
ons ~ CO.. lsad.rr ,ituen II our
county, = q M,Ns,y. vho r nov
teaching at Pleasant Grove. q q.
Gass uoa eiufcn q Henderson.
and o. g Hughcs. q minister q ihc
Gospel. an rood tss,hsrs. and my
sghoolmaio ar think of them scat.
tcrcd over several states ! wonder
about each one and wish W. could
ha,c a rcunion a., the Old school
house
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS IN
THE MOLLYCODDLE'

Out over the plains " Arizona
sometimes called the desert by the
native sons-there wcndcd O wagon
and automobile train recently, con.
sisting of 96 horses pulling great.
numbering wagons. hfiysix pack
horses and twenty automobiles.
70 was not an army marching upon
Mexico. bot Douglas Fairbanks and
hi company moving 100 miles inland
whore they could shoot some Wild
and out u the Ordinary scenes in biz
next 'liig -Four" picture. "rhe Mol.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
TAX NOTICE

To delinquent tax payers of
Marion II your city and school
taN Is not paid hy the third day
OF January, 1921, ! Will levy on
your property at your expense
and sell Il. Come and pay and
save the cost.
GEO. W. STONE. Tax Col
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
>oucr oi dissolution

N5tfs Lr,t, given uat Hsn.
usI5 Esw SPAR DuraHt a .'f
rantan organized aaisr CO., lass
- Co., state ~ ksa'atf. OBJ uaaH
ua. 0or,sHf of bel stHt t.'ifH b.
dissolved arI r .t.Hf ar .H taH.
uss,. thst au tf H uoru.r ta.
Iaess ard aests hsw hen nAsn
o,ef OBJ ks1ia5ty uur Spar tom
pauy psIreaw uTr0Taian eh'th
assume au lahlrie. and uil com.
ilnue ihs buslness the same as here
tofore. In all rospc.is uuief ihf same
management
Thh ~ a. 1922
KENTUCKY FLuOH SPAR GO
tksniutly ufrafaiunl
ny a A NORTHERN. Pres
aa4 T. D M,RrYNOLns. S'r
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
RtRN CARRIERS
EXAMINATION

a muI uulgu examination elIl
hs held ai Co., Marion r.i offr
building or isunn 81 lWt 90 lu
talau,is, H ihs p.,i oHasa ai SaIem
ana Hampton ThN examination
will d. held tl ths civil Seuis
n.arl ~ ubah IS O. Mmnef
hlal a,tftan Am sne dr.uiuE
further information sl-aA apply e.
th. rs.i MASTER at salcm and ilamr
ton
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
D 600 INFECTED ruE
IGNORING puC TAX

A dispatch from ii.rkIrtI.r saIa
that 1000 Dtu.'.sn county .i.fm
.lass been lnl.Hsi o. failure io ray
d1f as
Thn b. ihf n..i dfa.H a.iar ever
taken tI a ksHu.iy .unit n iaut
.raymsnt ~ un frsurHlJ Iuarrd
.tas Tho hee.f la.ir asii.fmsni
is tit p'us CO., n, 90 faf ma's anl
Is. for female
shsuH CIhamf ulU tg busy fof
tso ua.t. svrs bench warrants
This b. ths hrai Batch ~ .nilti
msur ever tturrri ai Urr sitting
.ofa Grand Iur .n ihs state
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

llaVnc a ful lns of hroom MAJ.
inr machinery, ! would appreciate
making up anyunet corn. either on
iharcs or Tor ccrtan price each
Factory ~ nay residence. Marion. Hy
sei' J. WESLEY LAMB
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

supi ~ ruNk Instruction Col,n
has mailed a letter b. county hoani.
~ education telling them ihai "ewp
ioari ~ c,lu,ai,on In heniu,hy has
financial rrsoupcs and credit cuabl
nr it O. pay its tcather promptly
arl every board should a. hs ull
duty n iha matter
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

Mr and Mr. John u Riley, of
Cassyyille. WIN haw hrtn visiting
Mr. Rlle,s brother. Jane " Riley,
returned home Thursday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

ne,ausc ihe vibrations ~ che big
SONG are causing The oourt hotsr
wans o. craek. thr town ,lurt at
nislman h 10 b. siopp,l from aifik
ing Complaint has also be,n made
that Il tspl pssaus avaie 81 nighi
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES.
j. l. Paris. County Superintendent,

Three hundred yeara ago. on d..
ccmher 2ist John Carver and biz nt.
tIc hand u Pilgrims landed at Ply.
mouth Rock li b said that Christ.
mas Day this year will mark the
three hundredih anniversary of the
building " the first white mans
house in New England
The school week beginning 10th
viii b. a most fitting tine 10 review
The history u the Pilgrims and Inn
pre- their idea II liberty and
traits u character which have
wielded 10 much influence on Amer.
Igan history Teachers should make
an effort 20 select historical playa.
readings and pageanis. appropriate
Or the time
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LATEST NEWS
u Neighboring Counties.

nerinuH uuihfrasn. f b. reported
afr Threatened .n DAVE raaniy b..
cause ~ ihe conditions u tte tol,al
oo market and ihs i1v prizes offered
ta farmer Grouefs numbering
1000 march .n hody D. he loss leaf
Warehouses ard demanded that its
usufrs close ths.f DOR unuI better
pr.es. prevail
40 noirfnuIls. m lahar ooaniI
tso truihsfs isaal CaHilf and Ohio
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STOLEN from q ramrr a. Maydsh
Wriay night making ths hfih caf
stolen .r hat diy .n thr hli month
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tf.n caught
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b. heid At the Marion school build.
ing Friday evening. December n at
7.an Admission free
Tho following work j. suggested
for pupils and teachers during the
wecA an pupils who Do any q the
vork outlined should send me a r..
port q their work ~ that may give
them credit and enroll them a. a
member of my class.
Memorile 30 that yoa can repeat
10 your teacher. the poem The Land.
inr n the Pilgrims" By Felicia Hs.
man This POEM may BE- secured By
copying from q BOOK IN my oficc
ARITHMETIC
Send in solution 10 the following
pfub.cmi lloW many more feet of
wire vill b. required % fence a field
20 rods long and a. rods wide than
+. t vii 90 fenee a squarr Geld con.
tanning he same number u acrcsf
Bible Readings fof Morning Exerrisss
Monday ne. 20 Matthew 5l.12
Tuesday n,t "a Matthew 6.iaei
Wednesday ncc. - Proverbs i5,ls.
thursday De- ~ Psalm %.
Friday d., - Lake $3.50.