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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15

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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15

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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-26

securely about II. Then Billy. Prince
Peony and Peggy, with the aid OF the
dow.
A ray Of moonlight shone full on the
dining room table and there, a prisoner
IN tall glass vase, was tho missing
Rose And what do you think? On the
bunet In another tall vase were the six
Bachelor Buttons! They. too. were cap
We're caught! We're caught! Let
US out Let us outw shouted old
Bachelor Button and his brothers as they
spled the children and Prince Peony on
the window ledge. But the Peony had
children We're already sliding down the
floor.
IT was not a hard task for the three Of
them TO climb up the splraling. grooved
leg OF the table. but how were they to
get the princess out Of the, 10 them,
tower-llke vase?
Gould you catch Inc II jumped p
asked the princess, after they had
thought for some time. But It was a
a fall on the hard surface of the table
lhis gave Billy an idea, however. anu
picking up corner OF a tiny breakfast
napkin which lay on the table, he called
70 me others to each take an end. Then
noiding It, as firemen hold a net. they
over the side Of the vase she came, land
ing IN the napkin, unharmed Quickly
INC Tour or them slid down the table
leg and. leaving the cross-p patch Bache-
lor Buttons to their fate. climbed up the
curtain cord and then down the trellls
oh! what rejoicing there was among
tne mowers as the Rose told them how,
~ the excitement over the spilled punch.
she had been seized by the Bachelor But
IONS and carried away. How, hearing
tootsteps, they had all dropped to the
ground and how, Peggy's mothers cook,
seeing them lying there, had picked
mem amd up, carried them into the house,
In the midst of the excitement Peggy
heard her mothers voice, and as she
ran over the ground toward the lawn
SWING she felt herself growing, growing,
growing, and there she was, lying In
the swing. and mother was shaking her
and calling her "Sleepyhead !"
fNert s1eek Peggy aud BHly have
aHofher BirdIcad adpenture.) ,tl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-26
CHAPTER VI
Tile CantiVa ranfnrs

-. NhhTIbh VI
|TELL US tell us. O gentle night
Wnd where our princess is hidden"
fRIoFed the flower folk.
md 10 secret" softly repeated the
k%u as II played among the branches
f"vv ! VIII tell, will tell %
w. s' yes go on" anxiously cried the
In prison of glass is your princess
III prison Of glass, of glass. OF
brdv A. ana gently repeating these
Eay IN ,HS tb voice OF the right wind died
hstt tthat do you mean, lovely wind,
on, DO YOU mean?" cried Prince
kH' appealingly. But the wind was
"a a prison of glass" the strange
khoad OF the night wind echoed and re-
sadsd tnrough Peggy's and Billy's
kiSiSs Suddenly. Peggy had an idea,
n scrnIy satiy by the hand she started to
ssIsRed swSed after them. Peony it the lead
ea,blaaCss the idea?" Billy asked
cansne ca,essl y. y as they reached the house,
was wSe Tor doll-sIze legs and flower legs
yrden long, long way across the
twSny' don't you understand" cried
vass - fhe prison of glass must mean
IutHe S1'e enough" cried Billy delightedly.
into tS ~ MS face fell, how shall we
|re sn was problem. Peggy's family
IN inpehaing the evening out, the cook
|ayy ,o oeu and the door was far too
LOT doll-like people and flower
bupts5 open, An empty rose treills
wNS the side OF the house to a win
hrs wNS aew feet from the ground but the
der were loo far apart to use It as a
borSt could they do? The children
busht ana a thought and the flower folk
mblsr u hought and finally little
d f aSS Hose Hose hit upon a plan.
Pmd Try sisters Will twine ourselves
nE Ia ~ e lattice and then you can
sussan vs. and climb up to the window"
In ana sed' Fine !" cried the chill
III dsIa dIn me other flowers and wlthou,
TELLS 'ne roses quickly climbed ",
"' ,wining their slim stems
I. a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-26
DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
FLOWER GARDEN BALL
BY DADDY

re09y. and Billy shrink to doll-sise
Raring the ball the Rose PRINCESS a.
%I"aapped by sic Bachelor Buttons
lsrr '"e children join In the search for
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05

Germany's debt is placed by her finance minister at 265 million marks.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
CALLS BRYANT REAL FIGHTER

The sporting editor oI -.e Review is in receipt of a letter from Fred D. (Kid) George which reads in part as follows:
 q have just signed contract with O. S. French, boxing promoter of your city, where my boy, Otis Bryant, St. Louis welterweight, meets Johnny Celmars August 21 The Warren dis trict boxing fans are in for a big treat when this boy climbs into the ring, as he is a fighter. I am confident that Bryant will not only beat Gel mars but will stop him before the ten rounds are up.
 Promoter French did not get a set up for my boy in his first showing Bryant four or five times in your state and to do this must win over Celmars. 1 am sure Otis will get the referees nod but any way it goes, Arizona boxing fans are going to see great battle. Bryant won both the welter and middleweight champion ships of the U. s. navy during the World war. He has gone out, of his class and boxed draws with two na- tionally known middleweights, Jeff Smith and Harry Greb. Otis and will leave for Bisbee on august 5''
 O. s. French, manager of the Bisbee Athletic club, explained yesterday that he was able to get a fighter of the calibre of Bryant here only be- cause he is on his way to the coast He will arrive Saturday and will go into training at the Hermitage gym.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Mileage Books to
 be Cancelled When
 Roads Raise Rates

WASHINGTON. Aug A. Return tickets and mileage books bought be fore higher railroad fares become eff fective, will not be valid when the new schedules go into effect. it wdS said today at the Interstate Com merce Commission.
 How the commission will handle the problem of tickets purchased be fore Uhe new fares are made opera tive for use after their effective date is being worked out, it was said.
 It is expected that an order would be issued permitting the roads to re fund the amount paid for return cou pons or unused mileage and commu tation books or that passengers will be allowed to use them on payment of the additional charges.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05

'I am so glad my health is being restored after suffering for over eight years with indigestion and rheuma- tism that l feel like telling everybody about Tanlac," was. the enthusiastic statement made recently by Mrs NJ. E. Smith, one of the best-known and most highly respected women of Tampa, Fla, residing at 906 Morgan St.
 "The rheumatism from which I had suffered for years even before I had stomach trouble, pained me worse than ever and until recently was not only unable to walk without the use of cane, but I was so weak at times l could hardly get out of bed I tried many medicines but nothing helped me and almost despaired of ever get ting any better.
 Then Tanlac came along and just a few days after I began taking this grand medicine. my appetite began to improve and in only short time I was able to enjoy my meals and ev- erything seemed to agree with me perfectly.
 My rheumatism is so much better and I have so much more srrr-s-. I am now able to walk all about the house and up and down the stairs without my cane. Friends who have become so accustomed to seeing me walk with my cane are astonished when they see me now walking around without it.
 T will always praise Tanlac for what it has done for me"
 Tanlac is sold in Bisbee by J. M. Ball, W. Harry Miller. Johnson's addi- ton, Lowell Drug Co.,. and by leading drugg1i Is in all other cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Sim Fein FOrbids
 Irish to Emigrate

DUBLIN, Aug 4. = The decree ol the Dail Eireann, (Irish Republican, prohibiting emigration from Ireland, probably will prevent the departure of many Irishmen for America and Australia.
 Sinn Feiners for some time have been discouraging young men from leaving the country, and this official action did not come as aSurpriSe. Women have constituted the majority of Irish emigration for several months.
 The Sim Fein movement is con ducted almost entirely by young men.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Chicago Golfer in
 Lead at Big Meet

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Jock Hutchin- son, Chicago, playing under par, to, night led in the open championship of the Western Golf Association by covering the two IS hole courses. at Olympia Fields in 145.
 In the first round Hutchinson scoI ed par 72 over the 6010 yard number 2 course and in the afternoon he was under par on the 6576 yard number l course with g.
 William Creyy of Kansas City, with two TBS, was only one stroke behind the leader at the halfway mark in the tournament and Harry Hamilton of Richmond, Va, with 75 over Mum Der course and par 72 over Number 2, was third c. w Hackney of At lantic City, with record 70 for Mum Der course and 79 for the other, was next with 149.
 No others got under 150. but James Barnes of St. Louis, present cham pion. broke the record for Number COul Sc, uy oCOIluS d OO, UT lOuI par, despite two shots lost in the bushes on the APO yard 18th hole. He took an S3 for the morning round, however, and was forced into a tie with George Sargent of Columbus, O., at 151 for sixth place, w. G. Sher- wood of Newark. O., finishing fifth with 150.
 Most of the gallery followed Barnes as Waiter Hagen, national champion, mistook the date of the tournament and did not arrive in time.
 Hutchinson and Hakney drew a large gallery in the afternoon after they had scored par 72 and 70 respect ively in the morning.
 The courses were hard and dry from lack of rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF

KNIGHTS AND LADlEs OF
 SECURITY Meets on the first and third Mon day of each month at Odd Fellows hall at 7:30 D. m. Visiting members cordially invited.
 R. F. HANCOCK, President,
 Box 1S4S, Bisbee. WINNIE JOwLES, Secretary,
 Box 1054, Bisbee E.J. ATTAwAY, Financier.
 Box S171, Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05

The worlds cotton growth annual. ly is about 2O,OO0OO0 bales.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Lodge Notices

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEM
 Meets first and third Thursdays Of each month at Medigovich Hall. Wis iting brothers cordially invited. VIM. BUCKETT, Sachem. s. VERKAN, Chief of Records.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
INVESTIGATE CAR LACK

WASHINGTON, Aug. A. The h. terstate Commerce Commission to- day ordered hearing August to in vestigate car shortage said to be hold ing up grain movement in the north west.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05

Cigarmakers in Cuba employ a man to read to them while they work
 Cuban factories in 1919 produced 157, ,000,000 cigars for export.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
GOES TO coAs

GOES O COAST
 J. J. Bowen of the Bisbee Auto company leaves today for Los Angeles on a business trip of several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
Milwaukee Wavers
 In Her Allegiance

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 4-By a strict party vote, r to 14. permis- sion to hold tag day for Soviet Russia. was defeated in the Milwau- kee common council today. Social ists unanimously supported the pro posal, which was adopted two weeks ago. On Monday, the action was re- considered and today it was killed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-05
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA Richard l., Homestead Ss6. meets second and fourth Tuesdays at old Pythian Castle Visiting Archers srs cordially invited.
 R. J. RATCLIFFE, Foreman c. D. STINSON, Correspondent.
 Box It9s. Phone Red xlA ~.
Evening star., 1920-03-27

A Or, 3. HoU6ElGA6. LATR0BE HEAT.
2 perches in rear r. noored In cellar. lot
1890 IT. to alley: md and Srd Aeors rented
for s12s mo. Price. $500: cash N,7So; II
100 block 10Th st. NV o~ner-ceeupsnt A.
dress Boz llS-B. Star ONCE. 49,.
Evening star., 1920-03-27
APARTMENTs TO LET

SMALL FIRST-FLOOR APT, FURNISHED
for light housekeeping; all modern improve
ments: children. welcome; garden space:
monthly ticket to 0ity, 50; Rent. $50. Ms.
STUNTZ Boutwell, station, on Washington and
virginia Railrosdl Phone Vienna 12-F-SS.
sos 21st ST. N.W.-FOUR HOUSEKEEPING
rms. 1st door. private bath large rear yard;
rooms freshly and beautifully decorated and all
very clean: we'll furnished linen. tableware.
ETC.: southern and eastern exposures: free gas
for laundry and cooking; frye telephone: close
to depts.: suitable or adults; settled family
preferred: no bachelor girls. 2Ss
1852 KILBOURNE ST.--LARGE, ATTRAC-
tive combined bedroom living ROOM. 2nd floor.
next bath; private family; gentlemen cou-
pie. Col. 7715. 2ss
1888 COLUMBIA RD.-TWO-ROOM AND
bath apartment, light, airy newly decorated.
Phone 9O67.
1915 18th ST. NV. (THE FRANXIIN. APT.
43l-S nicely furnished rooms; housekeeping: no
children. = - 2Ss
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APARTMENT
in most exclusive residence section. near Du-
Pont Circle. two blocks from Mt Pleasant car
line: Two very large rooms, large closets.
kitchenefte and bath; ami. including elec-
tricity. All outside rooms, southern. exposure;
couple. lease. references. Occupancy April 1.
Address Box 106-B. Star ONCE. 70
BEAUTIFUL. COMPLETELY FURNISHED g.
room and bath front apt. The IroQuois. 14i0
NJ at. NV. 29s
Evening star., 1920-03-27

7-RooM HOUSE; LIKE NEW; BAY WIN
dows; electric light; gas; hot-water heat
slee ping porch nil SiEssed In, screened windows
all screened; garage with electric plant: fcl
4I47. Cash transaction. 29s
GREATEST BARGAIN IN WASHINGT0N
near 7fh and q SITS. Sc; nice rooms and
bath; brick; large attic: price, $500: very
easy terms. Apply Apt. 49, 1420 Harvard st
NV. Phone Columbia 1871. 29'
BE SOLD AT ONCE. lsae
s NV; l. rooms. baths: h.-w.h.; electricity
many other attractive features; bargain; only
81. 500 cash required. balance easy.
Vacant-1634 Riggs st. NV: 10 rooms,
hath: furnace: fine condition. easy terms; only
81 $50 cash required.
81 X ne; ..e y..sant; 10 rooms; ? baths;
912 st. NV: semi-detached; rooms and
bath; furnace; easy terms; only 1850 cash
required; vacant
$40 22nd NV: monthly tenant; 9 rooms,
bath; latrobes; only S675 cash, bal. easy.
Apply to Trustee. 1713 Willard st. NV. 2s'
TO COLoREp-NEAR 18th AND U sTs NV:
rooms, bath: furnace heat; cash, 81. .000: easy
payments. Near md and X. !. NV: q rooms,
bath: rec. hall; h.-w.h.; gas: electricity: CO.
lonial porch; parquet flooring; yard to wide al
ley. Several Groom and bath: hot-water heat
colonial porch; yard to sIn sliey; price % 800;
ave. NV. Phone N. 9ss2.
BEST BUY IN THE CITY IMMEDIATE
possession: house located Rock Creek Church
rd., !. block from car line: 0 rooms, tiled
baths: all modern improvements: sleeping
porches; garage; cold storage and servants
room; instantaneous Pittsburgh gas heater !:
house in excellent condition: built by Kennedy
Bros. Terms.
PETWoRTH-NEAR 3rd AND SHEPHERD
sts-Now vacant; brick house cor. Of alley: 8
rooms and bath on . floors hot-water heat, gas
and electricity; front porch faces Soldiers
Home Park; newly Papered and painted room
Sunday. Price, $6,D5O. Terms.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER BRICK HOUSE on
Park I'd. near Soldiers Home Pafk-6 coy
rooms and bath; f; newly papered and painted !:
room for garage; lovely porches; immediate
possession. For quick sale, $1,000.
ON SHEPHERD ST. NV. NEAR 4th-
Brick house containing rooms and bath: hot
water heat; porches; room for garage. $3.50
Terms.
STORE, N ST. NEAR 3lst ST-3-STORY
brick containing rooms and bath brick ga
rage, cars; house in good condition immedi-
ate possession; good location for any business.
Price, $500. Terms.
wM- B. KRAFT CO..
1886 n. Y. ave. Main s03. 9ss