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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29
IF BACKACHY Or
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat less meat, also take glass Of
Salts before eating
breakfast

Iric acid in meat excites the kid
neys. they become oyerworked: get
sluggish, ache. anu feel like Jumps OF
lead. The urine becomes cloudy. the
bladder is irritated. and you may be
obliged 10 seek relief two or three
times during the night When the
kidneys clog you must help them fiush
OFF the body's urinous waste or you'll
he a real sick person shortly. AT
first you feel dull misery in the
kidney region. you suffer from back
ache. sick headache, dizziness. stom-
ach gees sour, tongue coated and you
feel rheumatic twinges when the
weather is bad
Eat less meat, drink lots of water,
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts. take a table,
spoonful in a glass OF water before
breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine This IA
nous salts Is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithia, and has been used for
generations TO clean ciogged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal actfv-
ity. also TO neutralIze the acids IN
urine. so ii no longer is a source Of
irritation, thus ending bladder weak
ness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in
iure; makes d delightful efIeTvescent
iithia- water drink which everyone
should take row and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active Druggists
here say they sell lots OF Jad Salts TO
folks who believe in overcoming kid
ney trouble while Il IS only trouble.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29
TEMPERATURE DROPPED
TO z DEGREE MARK

Tic nor;hwcs; winds Of Yesterday
f,.,iaplag the rainsiorm 81 The day be-
fore caused a sharp drop in the tenn
pe azure during the night The mer-
ss early this morning registered -
G,srer,. equaling the record sci ~ The
;~pday cold spell during the latter
part oi November
The present cold snap made itself
feit to al even greater extent than
that Of . month ago. probably because
there vas greater amount Of frost
Tia. mado the air nippy Warmer
weasher Is Id sight for this section az
tile State. according 10 the forecast
Ecrt out by the Weather Bureau this
morning
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29


conditions and tells you whas-rnay Be expected
cdies oe full q hsesie
ummage and rubbish and proaes sales
q every imaginable name viii he the ,ogae hui don't es mlse
largest indicted ior prohssng than usual
accused ! practices
truth d i simply this stores
Is any ' ua hanging n s 9as up Nor any
rather n ndn The pubic became cautious AMI demanded value
Now becoming frantic unload the &C
gentlemen Who prices now
wartime goods
s our ns F a of the furniture On our doors
They te debated Market
viii reach cur price level for long time TO come
So that Va viii continue you only
eh enat Fa Prices and Hspfn @ reoa we
other buy here. certain
our forecast Il
left With oyer-ssoe Of products 70 unload at your
price level and cabinemakers again taking
but soonerstoeks
boast 81
We have We refused 70
load up when pee were nigh ana qaa ss o m We
could Of inferior GOODS q ezoeant p S
@ supply substitutes aeso
Rad had ea IN ethics and rules d
YOU san ns oa ne " e u goods that
in stock II they could possibly DO without
70, all Poor ps.ns Nor BIZ 10 Of it
We COULDN'T AFFORD saerhe your good Will TOR small tenn an
customers ,na mas - Service that IS IN
exeeed
Our sincere advice Il Don't misleading adver
tisenen,s merchandise i you need +
counts. Buy here or watt
Globe Furniture Go.
10Th DECEMBER, 1920
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29

he eater a portion OF good luck on a
lay 10 come III the ensuing year To
at two, would spoil the luck, and If
hree be eaten ON Christmas in one
house. Ill luck il sure 10 follow.
II the pies crust be in the shape o. a
nanger-tlle first mince pies ever
made had crusts " this shape .hea
the luck is better. To represent the
Manager, strips Of pastry used to be
laid crosswise over the pie
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29

ksv~s. will stand in I'ershing square
directly opposite the Grand Central
Station. At the very hear of New
York City and a the focus of is stu
pendous activities. 1t will be reared
IS the people OF New York by popu-
lar subscription rs a Memorial TO the
var dead OF our city and 10 the war
service of tile whole Nation. ana will
lie dedicated 10 the service Of the
American people us a whole Ii is
ntcnded to be the worlds greatest
VAR Memorial in beauty of design.
Structural magnitude and breadth of
patriotic activities.
The purpose aud plan of our AS
soCiation TO make OF this great Me-
norial an enduring National luspira-
on for good citizenship and true
Americanism. ryStalizes the thought
which has come to us from prominent
men and Noinen ii every part OF the
country, and from the leading men Of
Tie nations who Mere assoeiated with
Us IN The great war
VITA View 10 fittingly emphasize
the nasional scope og patriotic service
iNa Victory Hall viii render all pos.
l..Ftv our Plan includes Us one 1T
cardinal felurtS Corridor Of
t''e States Here. 70 each State the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29
ST, MARY'S SCHOOL
ENTERTAINMENT
tcoa,ssusd Frou' rase i,

tulle. carrying French flag, gave
graceful evnlugions that would have
done credit is one Oh more mature
years Every movement OF the litfle
girl was artistic and graceful Her
dances we're admirably executed and
were feature OF the program.
Full OF reverence was the Lullaby,
sung by small children at The Crib.
which was scene representing the
Manager wherein the Christ Child lay
This VAS followed By 4 star Drill =
executed BY young girls wearing Gre
clan robes OF white, and carrying gold
and silver wands. ornamented by a
star on the. end The drill and poses
were Yery attractive aid executed
with grace and precision AT the close
they sang a pretty chorus, Shining
star.
A playlet III two acts, entitled
Christmas Eve. was we'll enacted by
several small girls and Two Older ones,
and it told the story of happiness Il
brings by remembering the poor on
christmas Eve All the particinants
took their parts we'll
Hu,nor MAS in,ersnersed in the pro-
gram 1T Ire boys Who not ID bc
oni dane M the ejrls gave me "Flow.
er Drill,' which could also he spelled
..Flonr" FIRST ire boys danced and
cavorted. each bearing a poinsettia
and Iater their number was increased
by bows carving bags sc 4lour. These
IN TURN. we're augmented III numbers
hy two bringing III 4 barrel of flow
u for HI inc psychological 1nomen,
there stepoed COR rather Was lifted)
from Tie barrel i dainty little human
aower in the form Of a tiny girl
Helen F. Holden. in white. who wished
the Rev Fathers ana ali others pres.
ent Il Happy New Year and extended
them the seasons greetings Tbs
child smoke remarkably Well ana gives
great promise.
4 iii sweet voices. well atrunea Il
melody. chorus Of girls ans
wonderful Melody" ana The ..Wresi i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29
COMMUNITY SING
AT GLEN BURNIE

The community singing 4 Glen Bur
Vic 90 Christmas Eve proved 4 most
notable and inspiring event
Lid ~ Rev. George r savage, the
residents OF the town gathered in fnll
fcYee, and augmented by many Of the
elaiDed voices from the church eloits
here, sSroiled through this quaint little
teNn singing sNeetlS- the carols which
hefalded the coming Of The P5inse Ell
Peace. che Christ Ihj!d and His g!og
ions message 20 mankind, Pcaee On
Eav4h Good viii Toward Men
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29

g.. la.,,..s o.. ,
80 - .,s,.,,,.,.
s''.,i'ot.'. s. ~ 80 -. g IL IN,
~. ~ s. 49, 49, ,aar a,I.rqea se-
- 49, M ,s.,a s.,,tn,at ,,een.
10 = - 80
e"es s''0 Rs 80. 49, 81 ,..a...tan IN
- ...,s 60, ~" - .,..,a SIS, most
. ~ ''iol = go ..,+.I., .. 80, ~
plalinsa's 'n's 49, ,,,,aa..r aticn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29
Hunting For Eternal Lie

Russian folk lore tells US that this
man III the moon was one who was
seeking the isle in which there is nc
death AL last, after travelling far. he
found the ionged-for haven. and tooa
up his abode in the moon After hum
ireds Of years had passed death called
for him ono Christmas Eve. and .
ferce struggle ensued with the moon,
whi,h vas victorious; and 50 the man
ID the moon remains where he vas.
Hence, at this full moon, Christmas
Eve and night. the full meaning OF this
traditional holiday superstition OF this
fully illustrated.
The Christmas mistletoe sprig, i is
said, is a potent mascot at this holt
day season. and the hostess who pre-
sents her guests or callers with a
sprig IS not only presenting them with
good luck and good fortune. but Is do
ing what Of old the priestly Druids did
when they gave the worshippers OF the
ST IRENE being. tynified in the furm of
an oak. portion "a the parasitic plant
to keep religionsly ais long as il lasted
The mistietoe sprig was supposed to
have power to ward of evildoers and
insured prosperity To chiidless folk
the mist!etoe sprig brought offspring
and To the sick, health IN fact it was
the symbol Of health. wealth and pros
perity, and the house that sports a
branch of mistletoe at Christmas will
never be unIuckYg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29
STATES INVITED TO JOIN
WAR MEMORIAL PROJECT
Proposed Memorabilia Its Own War Service In
Corridor OF States" n Gothans SzoOooo0o Victory
Hal-WiI Be Mammoth Structure

listrict q eoiaii'1iA aha = 49,
1ir tefrll''fiai i''as''ss' go. ~ 3 s,
ttfhea ~ .ei'.ose Il 800 $ 800 !
eaeA 'ias h's','',' 's''iA' 's7 :,
y Wisaieyef iofii' s us'iia l1.e. =
slhs aha @''s'''ssei I iia. .ses = = -. -
~ = ~. i"us 49, - 49,
stare s'lai. ~ - s''s = p 5 = = :,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29
ANOTHER DAYLIGHT MURDER
IN NEW YORK'S EAST SIDE
t3y ghe Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Dec. 20 One more
daylight street murder today was add
ed to New York's crime wave when
man identified as Salvatore Morrow
was shot in the back. The staying oc-
Cured in Christie street. near the
Bowery. the old fighting ground Of
tho lower East Side
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29
New Lumber Yard

The Meredith Healey Lumber om-
pany has opened its new and adjunct
Lumber Yard on West street The
yard Is along the Bay Ridge road and
IS well located for the lumber BUSH
ness.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29

In the State Of Kentucky alone the
production of tobacco exceeds that OF
any country outside of the United
states. although tho production in
Java and Sumatra IS rapidly increas-
ing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29

rs Charley Grabcoin taking much
interest in his fathers business since
h, became nepher Of the firm =
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29

Jsins oil for fuel new device
heats number of rivets At time
close 10 where workman wants 10
lssc them
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29
Luck In Nlnee Pies

II is said that mince pies can also
bring luck. but only one must be Offer
I'd and eaten in the house To take
two would be decidedly unlucky TIE
one accepted and eaten will insure 70
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29

Victory Hall will be built by public
sli scriptien NJ an estimated cost Of
$4,000. 600 It will be after the de-
sign Of lie Parthenon in Athens. but
four times larger than its classic
model
lis central site in rershing Square
is tho block bounded by Park and
Lexington avenues and 42d and 4lst
streets.
Il will have other most important
sfea ures. 19he American Legion will
have the use Of one entire floor Of
$4,000 square feet and will share the
use Of meeting hall seating 1900 on
another floor with war work organiza-
lions, which will have room around
the meeting hail This will provide
the Legion With General Ifeadquar-
ters ana 4 Home for all time--a cen
tral place Of reception for visiting
hgionaires now, aud their descendants
hereafter
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29

mas ever ieen in the forefront Of pa
triosic sefyieca ami With assurances
of nay personal regard, / am.
Yours very truly.
tSignedl
GEO W. WINGATE.
President
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29
Business Conditions
and Business Outlook

We hope that you will read word Of this article
It will Ii inside facts Of business
conditions and tells you may be expected.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-29

Paris trims some llrael,i,
gowns with FIR
The Crittenden press., 1920-10-15
MISSOURI COUPLE
GET MARRIED

Miss Glenn Marie Richmond. daugh.
ter " Mr.. and Mrs Manlsy Rich.
mond u $50 Linden Avenue. Clay.
ton. hoa was married 10 Mr. Ralph
". Davidson Of Henderson Ky. at
$50 2. g. October 2 at the home
u the brides parents IN the presense
u a large gathering u friends and
relatives, BY the Rev. George HUI.
ben
The bride was ehArmingly dressed
In q silksn gown trimmed with chan.
lilly lace and her veil u tulle fell
from a lace cap, forming a graceful
train She carried q b01qust u lil.
lies 81 the valley hn W T.
Short was her sisters matron u
honof and sole attendant She wore
. royal blue velvet gown and carried
bouquet u American beauty roses.
Mr. Tonia Tate n Evansville was
bsst man
The home Wa beautifully dedb.
rated with ferns and evsrrrssns
Immediately after The ceremony .
dsliThtful reception vas given. Aft
sf which The bride and groom lsft
fof The south After November !.
they will b. ~ home 70 their friends
In 81 ious.
The Crittenden press., 1920-10-15
ARE STUMPING
THE COUNTY

In . sweeping campaign % stuea.
ton local spsllhihders. both Rspubil.
cans and Democrats. are stumplng
the county By school dstrieu ln ~
uutiring sfoFt io snlightsn the voters
- Cflilsndn county. both men and
women, on the momsntous issues b..
fore the people Audiences. antioua
10 b. fst right o. more firmly ssiab.
lishsd IN their opinions on ths Sub.
Jet. leave their Gre sides and coms
out 10 hear the speakers.
n enacted vill the League q Ne.
tons bring permanent psscs % ever
lasting uafi -it uiil bring psrma.
nsni peace say he psmosfailf era.
tou. lGreat cheers and that's 90
from ths nsmocrata IL vill bfinE
eysflaaiing var" cry ths hspuhlifan
ofaion lThundefUus applauss and
-yOu bsichsf" frum ne keputll.a a.
hearers VIII u cause ouf sons ta
stay a home of DRAG them lHss ihs
battlsAslda u Eurupsf lMuch sefai.
ching u heads and "darhno" frum
the Independent voters
The Crittenden press., 1920-10-15
HURRICANE TO
REBUILD CHURCH

40 eli day meeting vith dinner
On NJ ground uas held ~ HuFrieans
Camp Ground Saturday. iu Object
being 70 Arrange plans for The srec.
ton u . nsv church building sna
Also . nsu tabernacle 10 take ths
place q thoss recsntly burned.
A Tood.silsd crowd as present
and . numbsr u addresses usFs
made Il vas decided that . nsu
and handsome church should b. o..
scted on the site u the Old build
ing a. loon a. possible and . build
ing COMMITTEES vas chosen 20 raise
funds and iook sitter the other mat.
tsfr pertaining thereto. Ths rod
and sn,srprising people u The Tolu
circuit. irrespective u church afll.
liaiions vlll cone 10 the ald u this
committee.
Il vas also agrsed 81 this meet.
Inc that later on q nsw tahtrnaels
should b. bull, that the annual fazp
mestines may continus. Rev q.
M Capshaw ia pastor On that woFk
The Crittenden press., 1920-10-15
PRESBYTERY MEETS

The Princeton Presbytsry of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church met
~ Shiloh church. near Lisman. Tues.
day fof q thres days session. closing
Thursday at noon.
Delegates from nearly al The
churches within The bounds u the
Preabytsry we're present a. veil ~
many visitors.
Rev J r. King vAl ehoasn Nod.
orator and Rev y l. McDoWsll
9as retained a. Stated Clsrt.
Rev e. q. Miller. the retiring
Moderator. preached the opening ssr-
mon Rev Virgil Stone u the hsth-
odisi Chufch South. vas Transferred
from that church 10 the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church.
KsY D. kamsr. u Ouensboro.
delivered the HaeramsniAi SERMON
Wednesday Ths Womana Mission.
ary sosisiy vaa hsld Wsdnsaday ~.
fnlnF
Ths Prssbytsry clossd Thurnd.y a
Noon vith ssfmon hy Rev Virgn
sions
A numbsr q MArion peopls II.
tsndsi The mestings.
The Crittenden press., 1920-10-15
ORGANIZE AN
ASSOClATION

The teachers u Chltsndsn county
met At the Marion school building
Saturday October .. and organized
an Educational Association. frof.
Jaggsp was made president, the vice
presidents consist u the presidents
u the four county divisions. Miss
Gladys Graves. secretary and Miss
Stella Elkins. treasurer.
The object u this association h
10 arouse the Deopls u Criitsndsn
county 10 . greater interest In sdp.
eati0nal affairs. The meetings will
bs held every second saturday In the
school auditorium The public Il
not only invited bot urged " be
come members u this association and
help critiendsn raise her standard
A survey u the eountys wealth vill
bs made. also hsaith and along other
lines
The Crittenden press., 1920-10-15
TEACHERS MEETING

Ths association n ths teachers u
Diyision 2 met ai Glendale Ocistsf
g. 1870. sas called 10 order hY ths
supt J l. D Paris
PVT Hall n Tsiu oondncisd tho
Dsyotionai sHsfeass ~ q vsry bon.
lfetsiss say
Quite . number u ths tsssksfs
wsfs present and sll had = PLEASANT
and pfoftabls DAY Dr. Frazer as
on ths program and responded viih
. ysfy earnest and hslpfsl adifsas
oh ths hsauiy and Importance n
"satur siudy
Prof iagEsu u Mafion discussed
he consolidation n shools 10 q
common sense. pfarti1al way Ha
sdarsss wss mush sabysd b. sll pFa.
sni We arr Glad % have such .
man in ths county and fssl that ks
l. Esinx - b. = EIsai hslp y "
ludrs Mum mads . tali n vhirh hs
strssset shat uas said hF Prof
Jagrsn. ~spsrisily 90 hs insist On
tks slimination u M p.or lighting
u net n ihs schools In Criiisn,isn
county
Sonis supsftissd play uas given
by Miss Carris hofss snd ihs pupils
n Csnsy Foft Ths Fame vsfs
wsll played ard snloysd ~ ths lafgs
crowd
nhs EXHIBITS ssrs ludrsd ard Bloc
filian. usfs AWARDED - ths fallas
inr nora Terry n Forrest Grow.
hssi spplsa and svest rafaiossi AZ.
A. Hnrhss ard Rudsll nsh n Glen.
dale. hssi irish potaioss snd corn
rlnt rhbans wsfs riFsn a. ole in.
a. u Colan Or iTish potaios'. and
Wililam Lester Terry - Forest
Grove o. corn
The Crittenden press., 1920-10-15
KY. REUNION IN
CALIFORNIA

ia Mafisn siiissn haa 80 ss
iting in Esko PaFt in Ia AafsAs
California last ssnisy h. u.slf ~.
rrrslsed quits . furpfiss ~ as1ll
have thoughi that Maflss ~ hssr
moved cot % NJ fariff Clssf fhsy.
- . Esualsa n naFsa fulis So
rssidlnr IN ies Anrsits NJ ~
l0uinr vers pfssrnti jaa. \ Tpss
man. uifs snd rfanl -tsarkiss. Ma
tha; psfry NoEEls. sifs ana ursaA
father Nerriss Ernssf tanlsl,1a
vifs ard eklldfsn. uarry 80 Irsf
Jas l.. Travis. vifs srt h..lssn
James and Carfisi nst Wfsuf ~.
vlfs lvhs 80 hfitis nlffi 80 -
Mason. lohn Parish aif ~. a..
ehildrsn. heta anf Wa'isfi Aik.
bies. slfs anf asal Mu Mar IiAg
Il. Miss Sarah rfafa 80 uss A.
na llfs lohnsan
Thsy Nd e. 80 tims tlsiuflj
dinnsf lnSiadinE sttfyikhE Nun
not dogs" - ~ eoGss ~ sssn
u ths day sas a. aafIse r.niss
uhirh sndet in = a. tstss,F liu
Travis and Anaa La loAiaf,. Va
NogEis Funnina = sisas ss.lii isel
Carnahan rsgalfei a. wesi sfien
tion as ths GA IN a. llts sufaft
"a himsvsfy mssh lsha fsash "a
Ell NJ Ids o. a. iais snAsui a.,
mishap Sarah fIsfis a. fkf No
rls vsfs ~ kssrT sFishn shil.
Jim ffssman 80 "a fsals go ~
sfy ons lshns A. sss sal'aal
Other hafisa peafis - ifs h
iol Anrsiss ani ssIs "a p~a1Hi
al ths DER fanlIl ITsHl sllT ln.
vifs. loha sit1sffT. Arsn hasis
Ma flsia hafnss 81 sftrid tih
sfs u aa ffssi Fisafsff a. 49,.
Nafion psopis ~ ~ iF 81 a.
ssat - ~ atis = 80 larllasl ar|
talt n eld timss hafa IN NFleE an.
shea ethsf psapis fIaa Rssfalky
deelds D. Fisii a. rslitl "a. ;.
sure D. ffup lnfa - Aeiiiss a..
bin ons q tkFls FFanlsas
MAnlnslff
The Crittenden press., 1920-10-15
REPuN

nsn Dsysl 80 .s lssseils o.
daIa last SEA
lsf nfsniisy sss h iaahlas 81
Eanssuis a. issi q a. asss
" J. Tusisg ssa "a 81 Hii'
Miss Betty - fasisf q hIFsstl ~
sossmpaniri ~ 49, saEf llH iT
fasisf ssfs a. FaFtit af iif "a
M - fasisI a. sasl
Nu a. ssHssa b unHF ~
80. L . rlsHi
iuiis Fuliaf Tfan o. 80 81
arFil ifss sani1I fIsli.Ilif Ht sfH
ahass a. stas
lsf slsisa q rsfast iH ,ss ~
80 hm e nsHt 10 -
80
iliils hlsi Gave HsIFf - Nat
% : z Hlsisa o. fI4tIa tklH
fsthsf ls rstast
~ EtrsF ~ - 80 sus 4
hsaissnyilis sfs 1fsl.saf ! 80 A.
vllh NJ 80 ~ = Al asnisa
hay sssH 80 fsislaal o., ~
sasyills
nn o A. n.ssilsl q n.,t
fsft ssHst ls,siise - - sssl
The Crittenden press., 1920-10-15
wENr 10 mEAR COX

Ths foliowine Marion peopls sent
10 Princsion Friday 70 hear Gov.
Coz spsak A number u others,
vhoss names ~ failed 10 Est. also
sent from hsf 10 attend ths spsakinE
NJ ard Mr. Walter McConnsli.
T.. and Mu J r. Gilfhrisi. Isass
Olive. james Hirkiln. q. W Kuhi.
man. A N Ford. Gus Taylor. W.
M Fiuillo. = ", Pitillo. NJ. VII
Clifion. Mn Katie Goodlos. W T.
NcCounsll. O. w. Svishsr. HarFy
Vaughn. Harry Johnson. Ted Bostor
and Arnsld Driskill.
The Crittenden press., 1920-10-15
MRS. SAM ASHER
IS IMPROVING

Mrs. Sam Asher, living In the
Tfadewater section In this county,
who on Sunday Of last week was
thrown from her buggy and run over
By two buggiea and q horseback rid.
er. u slowly improving. Other facts
than those given In the Press last
week would Indicate that there was
no lack o. pure eussedness Or mex.
cunable carelessneas on the part oi
those buggy drivers ard horseback
rider.
Il seems that the boys were run.
ming q race on the public highway
and while Mr.. and Mrs. Asher were
returning frgm church In their bug.
~, the boys overlook them. the fore.
most buggy which was driven by
Lester habb. struck the Asher ve.
hiele. oysrturning u and throwing
both occupants out Into the road
The second buggy. which was driven
By Ben Harrington. then dashed By,
running over Mrs. Asher before she
had had time 70 get 20 her feet
The horseback rider. Who vas Dan
Cohen. followed closely behind the
bugRisa. slso running over the pros.
ifAts body of the woman.
Mrs Asher was seriously injured
both wrists being broksn and her
BODY . mass u bruises. NJ. Cor.
bsii Hsrrington. an older brother u
Ben Harrington. eams over. Il h sald
70 tks Asher koHs and offered 10
buy NJ Asher = ne bury 70 rs.
pace The cd enc. and T. pay ths
physician fof be u,sdiral attendance
On Mfp Asher Nest morning. hoe.
ever. he rstsfnsd and iold NJ Ash.
- that h. ~ould havs - withdraw
his pfoposliion. as ths hsys kad ~,
during ths niThi o. psris unknown
~ hin
M Asher Fsssissd onlY sight ln.
Iurisa.
The Crittenden press., 1920-10-15

aIrturilan ths prisipals -
Home Nurslnr nou vithin reach
n every uous and girl in Crit.
isudsn County aid Mis- Margaret
Wall. rerfessra fs n he iaks ID.
vision n ths. nsrican Red Cross
vha visited rhapisf oniials o.
Gently
Norr ttaa 1000 uomsn and
rfis In fhf ~ STATES have had
ihh nsifuut lY means n classes
n hame ilYt and Carr n ths
sst utah 4 nnturiei by . rfad
uafs Bed Cns Sufas under M 60.
.ns n ~ al Rsd Cfoss chap
f.f
Cuusnl,n I aiy Rsd Cros, chap
ffF tss iet ! 10 hsvs tbs lnsirls.
i.r Or ihs usn and Fifls IN thi'
0urff and % hat thsY uifl taks
ai.aniafs 4 BIZ hir opportunity
uaHf co. ifnfa rriismE thsr'
uas the 30 st reed - noCian
ari Naur "A ths apslhnr isci
n traais.irt d ths simplest rHn
anI.. q raff o. ths siei uat con-.
riflif dsrh a We an need d
fna boz q $40 carr - cor or
rt
There afs. fioon lessons in M
uuns and . lessons NiIi b. rivsf
ueetly n q riau Every SON
an ani rd urFsi % ain q Has
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h riau u1 ln rssfh " svsfy
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Mu neht Chsirman n loSal
Home Seutf Fofk has hssl ap
pointed o. az charge q ofranif
.rr thr class,i and uiIi h. rlad Z.
r.tr any lnfa mrian canosrnIrF N,
raurso offered