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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03

cue cohsta estc auiomo,il. sun Dc "a.
brioacion espafolA". dice.
Ia eNpOsicion nos prcscnia. ade.
mas un bnen u6mero de inycntos e..
paholes. Ali vgrris. por cjcmplo. una
diminuta aguia dc acero que va ira
zando liheas eigzsgueantes sObre an
cilindro que yoltea inccsantemente.
Que es. Preguntais. Y Os contestan
que un ingenioso aparato que acusa
el crecimiento d. los arboles. una ma.
quinilla admirable que ha sido inven-
tada pOr un aaHmnO dc Ia Escucla
AgrOn0mica
En- Otra parte o. Haman ia atenci0n
dos ruedas de trsn colOcadas sObre sus
rallies. Nuestro cicerOne Os expliCa:
"Estas ruedas. mediante un MEGA
nismO senciIlsimO que esconden en- su
eie, sc apartaR . Sc acercan la una de
la Otra, adaptiEdose asi Was de di-
ferente anchura"
Mas ALA, nos chOca una vagoneta
para descarga de carbon que lleva a
cabO su prop6sito con una rapidez
y una facilidad Verdaderamente asom-
brOsas.
En- Otra secci0n nos muestran la
rueda de automovil de que es inventor
el senior Acuha. ;Que particuIaridad
Ofrece esta rueda? Ell encargado de
ensenarnOsla. al yer Que nos acerca-
mos, apIica una Have la gran tuer-
ca niqueIada que sirve de remate al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
PARA Ell REFUGIO

La sonora dona Ana B. de Benitez,
asidua favorecedora del Refugio, en-
VIC desde Vieques veinte y cincc dol
lars.
Los senores Carvajal, Borri Y Ca,
enviaron dos sacos de habichuelas CO.
loradas.
Ell Casino Espanol, envi6 un cheque
de once dollars Y 50 centavos del pro-
ducto obtenido en- las mesas de juego
Mrs. Edith Hildreth, aSidua protec-
tora de este asilo, regalo a los ninos
una gran collection de bolas para sus
ejercicios fisicos gimnasticos, y IN
aparato de juego higienico, y ella mis-
ma ensena a los asilados estos ejer-
cicios.
Ell Refugio, recibe con agradecimien
to estos auxilios y repetidas muestras
de generosidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
Cr6nica de Madrid

ruho. IA tucrca Fira ,. poce a Pooe.
Ia rucda ~ Agranda ~ achica. scEun
convirne. DE primera inscnrion No
adiyinais Ia aplicacion praciica cue
pucda tcncr este invenlo. Pcro cn 80
guida nos convencimos De cue ha ve-
nido a resolver IN gran problema au-
tomoyilisia. Nadie ignora Ia ardua
tarea que supone montar O desmOntar
una llanta de auiOmoVil. En- Ia rueda
de Acuha. en- cambio. Ia operacion se
realiza con una facilidad admirable.
No hay mas que dar dos vueltas
Ia tuerca niquelada. La rueda se
achica. la llanta entra dos Vueltas
en- sentidO cOntrariO. la rueda sc
agranda Ia llanta queda tan fuerte-
mente adherida a ella que no hay fuer-
"a capaz de separarla mas.
Sobrc un diminutO lago, rehejandO-
Sc en- el, va viene el trasbOrdadOr de
Torres QuevedO, del inventor espanOl
unirersaImente cOnOcidO. Es una fiel
reproduction en- pequenO del autenticO
trasbordadOr que CORE atrevidamente
sobre "El Niagara.
Hay, en- fin, una pOrci0n de inventOs
men0s importantes que escapan la
memoria del visitante que, como yO.
no va armada de lapiz y Garnet; Pc
70 que dejan en- el amino la impression
defnitiva de que Espana no es solo un
pals de pintOres maravillOsOs, de no.
veIistas admirables, de dramaturgOs
eminentes.
LUIS DIAZ-CANEJA.
Mndrid dicinmhre
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
En- HONOR BIZ LOS
DUCT0RES VICTOR &. HEISSER Y
j. Il. GRANT
COrreSpOnSal.

Esta nochc las ocho Y me,lia ten
dra lltg;ir en- el salon de ActoS de la
escueIa BaldOrioty de Castro la recep-
ci6n que en- honor de los dOctoreS Vic.
tor &. Heisscr Y J. Il. Grant miCmbroS
dc Ia Junta International de la funda-
ci6n Rockefeller. dardn las dos dsocia-
clones cientfticas de eSta isla !: La AsO-
ciaci6n M6dica Y la Academia de Me
dicina de Puerto Rico.
Para este acto han sido inyitaGos to-
dos los mGdicos, sean no socios de es-
tas corporaciones la Junta Di"ectiva
de cada institution, desea haCcr saber
Il los cue no hubieren recibidO la de
bida iIlvitaci0n, sc sirvan c0ncurrir,
porQue de antemano Sc la contado con
la asiStencia de tOdOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
SAN JUAN RACING AND
SPORTING CLUB
San Juan, enero 20 de 1920.

San Juan, enerO 20 de 1920.
Senores:-
La carrera de caballos del pals que
nunca hayan cOrridO, y que Sc habia
anunciado para la tercera semana de
Enero, queda prorrOgada para la se-
gunda semana de FebrerO proximO con
ell fin de que las cuadras que estan
preparando los potros para dicha ca
rrera tengan tempo sufciente para
ponerIos en- condolences de cOrrerlos.
La distancia senalada es la misma
que Sc habia marcadO sea la de mil
metros.
Los premios seran los indicadOs an
teriormente, o sean $2OO.00 para ell
primero, $4,000 para el segundo
$4,000 para eI tercerO.
Las inscripciOnes y detalles seran
los mismos que Sc han indicado ante
riOrmente.
Atentamente,
San Juan Racing and Sporting Club.
Por, Rafael Alvarez Torres,
Advt. Manager.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03

Los seizures Eal-cirp 3 Giar-c;ti mos
Iadeu au, c>Ia aoiaraci"n >uya aparcz-
ca cu q ni>m" >iiio ga que - rublic6
mc>ira information de- aver. ''umpia-
cidus. On rcciiicaci6n upS ,aJisiacc.
auHque Ia con~idcrarcmos inucur~aria.
coaocisa Ia houorahilidad dc csa iir-
ma.
~ c.ar los autorrS Dc la carta que
IA >us traba iadorcS cn huclga - les
pagur q iornal dcnlro DC IN 5ohre, VA
que cl ,rlor Bernard Silva dijo uno
dc nu,,tro> rrdaciurcs que en- poder
>uyo CGc Bernard Silva estaban al
Gunos Gc los ,pbrcs >usodichos. agre-
gan nus stros comuuicantc>: E>to pruc-
ba claramcntc la faIta &c yrlacidad de
SuS iuformadurcS
NucStro informantc. VA 10 dnciamOs
aver. fuG cl sclor Bcrnadr Silva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
Ell Movirniento de Huelga

Corr.eH,;o las callcS en manifestation
mponente. Que Sc disOlvi6 f!1nte Il
oticnas Federation Libre, lucso entu-
SiaStas arengas directores moyimicnto
Yauco $ Gudnica. RENO complete or
den. Aspiraciones supremas trab bajado
res es ganar dos cincueuta por cada
ocho horas trabajO, como minimum.
Iauco cmtero apoya con simpatias mo-
vimiento. Al pasO te los malifcstan-
ties cl pueblo los aplaudia. EE estOs
momentos Jefe policfa guardias Il
suS 0rtlcncS arreStaron Ramon Made
ia Augustc Rodriguez, este uitimo
presenta tres maCanazOs.
T.. CGraUdlio.
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03

~ soilof GoralE ~ ubs1lna - ois-
cuff cun noEoiros, = pot mucho cue
edo padioiN ilustfAEnos > sc~lf q
uucstro oAflel professional. dcclmAmos
fodas rsns vcntRjas Aosoiros no
Qucremos una poleInicA tar personal.
Aucstua Elusion ira diFarida q NJ
Mundo" Qgc contcsle ~ Mundo",
} sino cue no coutcstt, cue para nos
otros a. 20 mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
FL PEECIO DR IA EOPA SERA
REDTCIDO


CHICAGO. eIcro 1J.-!o> MEM
bros de la Association Naciomal dc De-
tallistas en- la yenta de ropaS hrchas,
han Sido inforp,ado< por cl auxiliar
del pro, urIdor l'3mor. que la. pre-
clos d" Yenta e-.slls .arttcuIo< ticnen
que ser reducitios de cualquier name
IA.
"Aun cu'uldo yo no me anticipO Il
decir cue los pre"inS por ropa'
bajaran dentro lie s2is meaeS. repito
que deben bajar Hay algo cGuivoca-
do. no Sc d6nde. pero 10 hay. Pero ell
GobierhO busca la causa de Csc error
V la encontrar1i. En- los mnmnntos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
ASOCIACION DE PROFESORES
RURALES De PUERTO RICO.
Rio Grande, P. r., FeOrero 10. de

Rio Granda, P. r., Feorero. 10. de
1920.
Hon. Gobernador Civil de Pto. Rico,
San Juan, P, r.
Hon. Sr:-.
La Association de Macstros Rurales
de Puerto Rico, legalmente constitui
da, por medic de su Presidente, que
es quien ticne el honor de dirigiros la
presente communication, somete vues-
ira ilustrada consideration, la peticion
que sigue, para que sea encomendada
por V. H., a nuestra Legislature:
1o.-Que esta demas eXteriorizar a
V. H., la situacion tan tritica porque
atraviesa el Pals, debida la alta ca
restia de la vida, 10 que no esta en-
consonancia con su situaci6n econ6-
mica;
2o.-Que la Association de Maestros
Rurales de Puerto Rico, hace llegar a
V. H., como primera autoridad ejecu-
tiva del pals, para que asi 10 mani
fieste en- su mensaje la pr6xima Sc
sion eXtraordinaria de nuestra Asam-
blea Legislative, que va V. H., con-
vocar, y es; que ell sueldo que actual
mente percibe cada Maestro Rural, no
es nj siquiera sufciente para cubrir
con algun desahogo sus mas perento-
rias necesidades;
3o.-Que dada la situacion que CO.
rresponde un Maestro Rural, no So
10 debe alimentarse bien, sino que
tambien debe atender su forma de
vestir para su desenvolvimiento mo-
raj, social y econ6mico bajo el am
biente en- que vive; Y,
4o.-Que dicha Association acude a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03

Beiuas giehr o. ous fsr#isnaE our
occif . segUlrpmo. ..u#ta. aaaUao
sea opazuno, o. gus ,roamas - ia--
iieia. 40, iuiorrsAha carorsg egal ,s
Ia pos5rian de- % Mundo fente al
problema latcntg i.a posie.ar as "fl
Nundo" 40 "a ur.uiuu dol s,aar Coz
iils.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03

prcScn,c> c tipo de venta de un trajc
esta fuera del alcancc de los mcliOs
de qur pucdc disponer un ciudadano
de In ciaSc media. Sc han hrchO i'm
poSilnles rSos prpcioS para poder com
prar TN trajr. 81 no Sc rcbajan los
precioS. la% industriaS prrccerdn por-
que cl pueblo dejari de comprar. Ell
excesc cn las "anancias IS mcnester
que tcrutine.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03

V. H., con los fines antes indicados, pa
IA que en- la Legislature Sc sancione,
de que el sueldo de Maestro Rural en-
Puerto Rico, sea no menor de SETEN-
Ia DOLLARS, por cada mes escolar.
Es justicia que espera alcanzar la
Association antes mencionada y que
cree Sc debe \conceder.
Muy respetuosamente,
Jose Paz Ruiz,
Presidente de la Association de Macs
tros Rurales de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
PARA Ell NORTE

Mariana embarca para los EStadOs
TnidOs en- viaie de negOcios. nuestrO
buen amigo 81 senior Andres Rodriguez
Barril. iefe de la casa Finlay, de esta
ciudad Buen viaje Y exito
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
(Por l'clGgrat'ol.

Yauco. Feb. ,. 1920.
FL. iMPARCIAI4
san Juan, L. K.
Scgin viaic de information, en- Sa-
bana Grandr GuInica. Yauco, Guaya-
nilla Y PrhucIas. hay cnvuclt"; rn la
huclga agricola SEES mil trabaj"doreS.
Aver Ilrga:ou Il lauco en- nrdenada
manifestation ,Ais 0e nil hGrl-uistas
de Gudnica. con ual.ieras A>,nnaI y
Roja. Aquf Sc ic uilieron onns mil
traba iadorcs Que los aguardam~', Ie-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
LOS CONGRESISTAS

Segdn aerograma recibido hoy ell el
Palacio, esta nUche llegaran San
Juan, los seis congresistas que viajan
en- el dolphin. Mailana cOntiauardn
viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03

COHfortadO los SIS. SdcrdmcntOs Ia Bcndici6n
ApOst0tca.
Ell Illmo. Revmo ST. Obspo V e Clero Diocesano
suplican las Oraciones de los fees, nvan al sepelio
del cadaver que tendra ugar manana microbes el
Cementerio de San Juan las Misa Pontifcal
y Oicos la Catedral.
Ell PreladO DOcesano cOnccde 40 dfas de indulgencia
los ieles que apquen algdn sufrago pOr el difunto
sacerdote.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03

VIDRIERAS Y APARADORES
PrOpias para EstablecimientO
de COmerciO, Farmacia u OtrO
DOR ell estilO venden
GOTTA, AGUDO y Ca, S. en- c.
San Jose esquina a Allen,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03

Los hacigUiaiaS dc CHd"ica yda
luifcD.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03

Madrid, diciembre.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
BLACKBURN

Mesdames E. j. and Buford Van
hooser Of Marion spent one day last
week with Mrs. H. M. Vanhooser.
Mrs. Matte Coleman was the guest
Of Mrs. Ida Yarbrough Saturday.
Mr.. Euclid Travis has returned
home from Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Hopkins and
sons, Ray and Elmus spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Stem
bridge and family.
Mrs. Eva Davis and daughter,
Pearl spent Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Sarah Travis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Press Mcconnell
are the proud parents Of fine boy,
christened James Coleman.
Lenneth Brown went to town
Thursday.
Mrs. Eva Davis spent Sunday at
j. W. Boyd's.
Miss Cora McChesney spent Sstur.
day night with Miss Pearl Davis. -,
, Master Charlie Phillips. step-son
Of AL Sullivan, had serious accident
Monday evening to get part Of his
hand shot off with dynimite cap.
The party at j. C. McDowells
Saturday night was enjoyed BY all
who were present.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
CLUB OWNERS INUNDATED

A. the Princeton ball game last
Wednesday one Of the Marion play.
srs did one of the most contemp.
tible things known In base ball-de.
liberstsly laid down and quit One
Of the most surprising things abou,
u WAS thu, the player was a home
boy. born and raised right here in
Marion. The owners Of the team
were actually ashamed 10 come back
TO town because Of their deep humil.
istion. This distressing incident will
not stop baseball In Marion though
Tor the owners are going 10 get
another pitcher and go right ahead
The one they been paying a large
salary TO will not be permitted 10
appear in a Marion uniform again
~ long as the present owners have
anything TO do with baseball here
The club owners all deeply regret
the incident and publicly apologize
10 the people Of this vicinity who
NJ generously have contributed to the
support of the club. They want
nothing but clean baseball and want
every man to try his bes, 10 win no
matter what the score is That Is
the kind that will be put up after
this.
&. l.. CASSIDY. President.
W. r HOGARD, Secretary.
JACK JOHNSON. Manager.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
Important Announcement

Inns VIII De the last issue of The Crttenden Press as
weekly our subscribers and advertisers will stand by U.s.
Beginning next Tuesday you will receive copv Of Tho
fress twice week. We pledged you year ago that we were
gong to keep making better paper for YOU as fast a
cumsances would permit W.
feeng that we could not get the news to you as early
you should receive by issuing only once week we have b
up our plant to take of any future contingency We have
he equipment right here in shop now to issue dav II
the time comes when will support one Having This
and having faith in you and the prosperity of Crit
eue" oouh'y' we are making the step forward of wcea
week paperand read these glad tdngs-The price will rem.
the same as at present, $500 per year
NOW Is up to you to stand by Patronze our adver
m i"ey make possible for you to have any paper at
a ana we want you to stand by them The reason e
Tor you to spend money with those who advertise
WIN US is that the results merchant gets from b d
Vertsing he more he will advertise and the more be
he better we can make the paper So you see that II h oil IN
o INTEREST 10 stand by our advertisers And it does
~, .oS. you any more eher-some times not as much
Inc twice week issue will be four page manor ot f.
men the advertising patronage makes it possible tbe m
as last as the increased revenue will permit
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
CAVE SPRING

Miss Alma Mcdowell will spend the
week at her aunts, Mrs. Dean Ed
wards.
Mrs. Will Edwards spent Sunday
nj Albert 0rr's.
Miss Lola Mcconnell and Dallas
Little attended prayer meeting al
Enon Sunday night.
Jim Thomas and daughter attended
prayer service at Cave Spring Satur.
day night.
Tom Powell and family visited his
brother Sunday.
Mrs. 0sie Orr is no better at this
writing.
r. ID. Clark and family were the
guests OF j. P. Orr Saturday night
I. =. Orr and daughter were in
Blackford Saturday.
There will be big camp meeting
near Blackford August 10 that will
last ten DAYS. Every body invited
Crops are looking very good in this
section.
Mr.. Nile Chandler is on the sick
list at this writing.
Ross Scott and family were the
guests Of John l.. Sullivan Sunday
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
OBITUARY

Mrs. Edna Elizabeth Newcom was
born November 8, 1882 and died June
10, 1920 at Sullivan at the age of
thirty-seven years, seven months and
fivc days. She was married to II.
s. Newcom December II, 1903. To
this union was born four children,
two died in infancy and two left with
their father survive her. She al
so leaves to mourn her loss her faith
er, four brothers. two sisters and a
host Of friends and relatives. She
professed faith in Christ about TWEEN.
ty six years ago and joined the Bap-
tist Church at Rocksprings in Web
ster county. She afterwards moved
her membership to Sullivan, Union
county, where she remained a men,
ber until her death. She was an
affectionate and faithful wife, a kind
and loving mother. devoted to her
family. She had often spoken of
dying saying she was prepared to
go and we knew bv the smile on her
face that she was in heaven with
mother. sister and brother. who had
gone on before.
Funeral services were conducted
at the Baptist Chuch at Sullivan by
Rev. j, r. Kelly in the presence
Of large number of relatives and
friends, The remains were taken to
the Rocksprings Cemetery and placed
beautifully away by the side Of her
two little children to await the Res
direction morn.
Precious mother thou hast left us
all alone, yes forevermore Oh it was
so sad to give her up. Our home
Is so sad and lonely without you.
How can We do without you? How
we miss you no one can tell. Your
voice on earth is stilled, place in
our home is vacant which never can
be filled. Farewell sad farewell,
no more thy face we'll see no balm
will heal, no tongue can tell the sor-
row felt for thee. Sweet shall thy
slumber be and calm thy peaceful
breast, beyond the reach Of earthly
cares, thy soul has found sweet rest.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
DEANWOOD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and son of
Providence have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Walker spen,
Sunday with Mr.. NJ. Travis.
Robert Hicklin of Marion spen, the
week end with Joseph Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thurmond are
the proud parents Of baby boy who
arrived Saturday.
Raymond and Virgil brennan at
tended the ball game at Marion
Thursday.
Miss Reba Mcconnell has been Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. Raymond Dren.
nan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hillyard of
Blackburn attended Sunday School at
Sugar Grove Sunday.
Mrs, Sylvia Davis and Miss Pen.
ME Davis were the guests of +. +,
Dean and family Monday.
Mr.. Nathan Horning Of Webster
county has been visiting relatives at
this place.
Misses Rosalie and Velma Dean.
Messrs. Curry Nichols and Roy Al
len attended Chautauqua Thursday
night.
Miss Lillian Walker was the guest
OF Mr.. John Stembridge and family
Sunday.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
DISAPPOINTED IN SALE


The National Reality and Develop.
ment Company sold the Wilson Hill
Farm and the Wilsonia, belonging
to Mr.. S. M. jenkins. Tuesday. Mr.
j. n. Boston became the purchaser
of the Wilsonia, except a small strip
adjoinoing R. F. Dorr, which he had
bought previously.
The farm being divided into lots
and small tracts which were sold to
Harry Vaughn, D. J. Travis, A. M
Gilbert. E. M. Mcdowell and Silas
Gass.
On account Of the crowd being small
there were few bidders and the prop
erty sold much lower than had been
anticipated.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
ANNOUNCES FOR CONGRESS

! hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination Of the Republican
Party for Congress in this district,
subject to the votes Of the Republi-
cans at the general primary TO be
held in each precinct Of each county
Of said district, on, Saturday August
Z, 1920.
] was born and lived to young
manhood in Green County. Kentucky
received my education in the best
schools Of Kentucky. and have spent
the greater part Of my life in school
work in the First District. 1t has
been my ambition. since the breaking
out Of the late war and my cam.
paigning throughout the First Dis.
trict as Chairman Of the Speakers
Bureau, to represent these honest
and patriotic citizens in Congress,
and at least lift up my voice in their
behalf and in defense Of their rights.
believe ] am qualified to fill the
position. ] promise the Republicans
TO make thorough canvass Of the
district and TO conduct a campaign
Of which no Republican will be
ashamed. ! will make my campaign
on clean politics and the leading is.
sues OF the day. do not come to
you belonging to any political fac
tion or machine, or in any way tied
TO any individual. come TO YOU
with my hands united, seeking your
support and influence to continue to
build the politics Of the Republican
party to higher standard and to
crush forever demagoguery and
machine politics. | believe the right
OF suffrage God-given and inalien-
able, and that every man has
right to think and act independently
and not merely function as a cog.
] believe that the American peo.
pie are facing one Of their critical
periods as a nation. and that II is
the opportune time for the Repub.
lican party in the First District 10
rise in its might and make an edu.
cational campaign setting forth the
great principles to which our fore.
fathers pinned their faith and pledged
their strength in the bloody battle.
fields Of l776.
! promise, II receive the nomina.
tion in August to give my life, my
time, and my all to an incessant and
intensive campaign until the polls
close in November. ! shall endeav-
or to see as many Of the voters per-
sonally as possible in the short length
Of time ] have to make the canvass.
| earnestly seek your vote and in.
fluence. advertisement
J. b. JONES
1905 So. Srd ST, Paducah, Ky.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
TAX NOTICE

To the taxpayers Of Marion Graded
District. no, 81 Tax for year 1920.
In compliance with the new School
law passed by our last Legislature
making il the duties Of the County
Sheriff and City Marshall to collect
the Graded School tax in the follow
ing proportions,
All taxes due and payable outside
the corporate limits to be collected
by the Sheriff and all taxes inside
the corporate limits to be collected
by City Marshall respectively and
those in and out both will apply ac-
ply accordingly.
All taxes due said Graded School
District must be paid by Sept. | 1920.
Please take notice and govern your.
self accordingly,
We now have the tax books.
V. o. CHANDLER Sheriff
GEO. W. STONE Marshall.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
I6cieV'

The woman's club met with Mrs
7. c. Guess Wednesday, June %
The subject Of the day was Marcus
Aurelius with talks and discussions
Of the man and his works bv various
members Of the club. During re.
freshments a musical program was
given by Miss Virginia Guess, an un.
usually talented pianist.
A special call has been made by
the State Federation for books to BE-
donated to the School of Reform and
the Feeble Minded Institute. Doubt.
less in many homes there are books
that have been read and grown tired
Of that would afford pleasure to the
inmates of these institutions. Those
having books they care to give are
asked TO leave them at the home of
Mrs. j. |. Clement on Friday or
Saturday Of this week.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
PINEY CREEK.

Mr.. Irlan Jennings and family Wis.
tied John Sigler and family Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Hill visited her mother
Sunday.
Campbell Sunday.
Misses Margie and Ruby Belt Wis.,
tied at the home of Gid Rushing Sat-
urday.
Nora Hayrod and Mamie Myers
visited John Rushing Saturday.
Cecil Jennings and family visited
Leslie Jennings Sunday.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
WEEDS A SOLDIER

On Wednesday June "a. Miss Hs-
eel James left for Louisville. where
she was met bv Mr.. Presley Rey-
nolds and they were married on
Thursday.
Miss James is the youngest daugh.
ter of Mr.. G. S, James Of this city,
and Mr. Reynolds is a soldier sta
TONED at Camp Taylor.
The happy young couple will re-
side in Louisville.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-02
NOTICE TO ". o. W.

Weston Camp No. 277 W. o. W.
will unveil the monument of Sow. Will
Avis Sunday afternoon July II at
$3.50 p, m All Sow. are required
TO mee, at Hebron Forest, n. o.
Franklln's store. at 2 o'clock and
march to Dunspring Cemetery at 3:l5
services at the grave at $3.50. All
ncighboring Camps are invited to at.
tend and take part in the services,
we will have our annual memorial
service at the same time. Every.
body invited to attend.
NJ X. CAIN, c. c.
r l., Gahagan, elk.
T. II. Fowler. Master Of Cerero.
nics,