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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29
PUPILS ATTACK TEACHER.
International News Service.

International News SeFvace.1
onvi11e, Ohio, Sept. 29.-Miss,
son school, on the Ohio River;
shiA4s on the edge of the town, was
attacked by pupils during an upris-
Ding among the children
The Rolshevik attitude was as
summed when THE teacher attempted
to apply disciplinary measures to sew
eral pupils Miss Kugier is said ia.
hrYe heen aeWecetx 3z3u1ad
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29
American IeaOue.

American League.
New York-Philade1phia POSTPONED,
rain.)
Cleveland 9, st. Louis 5.
Boston 5, Washington 3 (first.)
Washington 7, Boston Go in
nings, second game.)
other clubs not scheduled!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29

American League
New York at Philadelphia, 2 games.
Cleveland at St Louis.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29
First Defeat At Home

The Summary
Bridgeport Salem,
First Rush
Mu1ligan ............. Alexander
Second Rush
Hart ... Williams
Center
QuigIey Hardy;
Half Back
Full Back
JLOVeSTeen fehC5s
First Period
Gagged by Times
salem. -. Alexander 80. SOC!
bridgeport. .Quigiey .....- 1855
3-Bridgeport. Hart AGO
Second Period.
4-Sa1em foul on Lovegreen creditl
renee .-.."".. o.oo
5-Bridgeport. Hart ......... 1850
6-Salem. Alexander 80. 4:05
Bridgeport. Hart ....-..-.. 1:O2i
Third Period. i
S-Sa1em. Williams :5O{
9-Sa1em. -. Williams 40
10-Bridgeport. .Quigley 1890. 2:10l
11-Sa1em Williams 1:o5i
Score Salem 6. Bridgeport 5.
Rushes Alexander 6, MulHgan &
Stops Pence 40, Lovegreen "a.
Referee Hugh Rorty.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29

The Indians stepped near the
pennant by making it three straight
from the Browns with Bagby on the
hurting top.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29
PICKUPS FROM
MAJOR LEAGUES

George Sisler broke the American
League record for hits in one season
when he registered his 250th.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29

The Red Sox closed the American
League season in Boston by breaking
even with the Senators and finishing
in fifth place.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29

National League.
at Boston.
Other clubs not scheduled
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29
League Standings
And Res,,Iss
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League

Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh (first.)
Cincinnati 5. Pittsburgh o (second)
Other clubs not scheduled.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29

Advertise IN TheTnnes
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29

Hold El1er tried the iron man stunt
against Pittsburgh and managed to
win his first game but was forced
to retire in the second, which was
won by Brento, a Red recruit
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-29
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

"Chrisrs Legacy 90 Love" Rev D. H..
lawton. $ D. solemn chanting OF
the panEe TmEua.
Good Friday Morning services.
mass Of tho p-rcsauctined ar s o.. IN.
V]enoration Of tho cross Reading ot
the passion. Procession from roposi-
tory.
Noon sorricor: y. B-Thosc services
will begin 90 ~ o'clock sharp, "Tre
Three Hours 9f Agony The Seven
last Words Of the Christ boy Rev. %.
y. Iuwton. s D., choral interludes 90
p%nsHiontido Music Will be rendered by
e. select choir. Chanting Of the St1hat
Mater tEosslu).
Evening service. t.30; Tho way 81
the cross Ncnsrution Of the cross
Uoll SATURDAY Morning service. n
90 m.. Ennodlrtuu ol the tire the iuut.
the paschal candle uud Do Faster
water.
Easter SUNDAY April f-Hirh mass
af IU a W. a special program ot mu-
sic with orchestral accompaniment
VIII up rendered hv the choir Ser.
mon. The Resurrection bf Hev. -.
f.. iuwton. S. D.. Beuedicuon after
high miss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Crucifixion to Be
Given Good Friday

THE C%rucinxion." by Sir John
Stainer. will bee givsa hy 81 Johns
choir at the cnurch Good Friday nye-
nine. April End. at Is O'Clock. This
stcrcd u%rItorio b. th" best known and
tho mort beautiful Of au the lighter
oraturiust 20 promises 90 bo one
OF the fines rcnditious and musical
treats OF th" season Hundreds or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

"a quart and up. Tho saving b. % per
cruf.
Mhk and cream ure sold daily Rt
TIRE fire engine houses Tho total
saving 90 citizcus h. estimated at $500
co. duV.
Primers organized the Midwest
MILK nralers Coop alive association
and built q plaut io bottle and pas
tcuriEr mills and sell Do 40 low prices.
The city gave cooperation Ey furnish -
Ing steam from the municipal ice
plant ana leading fir engine houses
as distributing stations. Butter cot.
fngc cheese hutfcuuilk and other
dairy products will be solo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Christian science services are held
At Wnman'A club every sunday morn
Ing ~ 11soo. o'ciocf.
SUNDAY school az 9.S5 o'clock.
"Wednesday evening mectinga az 5
o'clock.
Heading room open daily except
sundays and holiday. FROM g;ao 20
5;3oP. hn~ 4l2A " Central venue
Room 7, Melsni building.
a ~neelcndiug library including an
The works Of MARI Baker Eddy and
other authhFizce ChfiHiian Schemes
literature. -isS malnthincd IN connee-
ton with the ffndinF room.
The pubflc ~. cordially invited 10
attrnd the sunday services. the Wed
uetdhy evening mettlneh and 10 visit
the reading rUom.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Barcias ". y. Chmrch Ispamshl -.

r. otiivie, pastor. j. q. sanchez.
a~ssisant pastor
AZ a. no. sunday school. NJ. BIB.
Bnca. superintendent,
1l;tt a. m. Preaching by Rev. D..
Q. sanchez.
Special meetings at old Town ~
p. cUrcn t~spanish) beginning Mon
day. March -. To Friday. April 2, In
elusive Meetings In The church he
gin At 1.fS p M. In The open air
adjacent 20 the church az .. m. The
Menlul ncnool hand. the SALVATION
Army and others VIII take part In the
open mir.
The following pastors viii take part
In the preaching. Heva. 3. b. Garcia.
v. Valdez. J.. Nova. 4. ArmerdirE and
=. O.. Sanchez Good singing. good
preaching, Gomez
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Alfred O Kuhn. mInInlef|
Residence. So North Fifth street
sea 4. M HIhln SCHOOL
1Fon a.. "a. Snec9l Palm SUNDAY
services Solo and chorus, .Thc
Palms. sermon. -JesnA the kine"
NounK people, Win short sermon hy
Inc fFtiur on WIN Hiendfttt FHre
Thtfa win be special services even
night next week. eight o'cleck, with
special music. and the pastor preach
lnK.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Haxh a. Cooper ana John 3 Buns
ministers.
SIS a. ~. Sunday school
all01 q. m. WorRhln. Sermon
fhomes.t TO whom Shall We Cor
Mnalci Prclude. f-rfumnhai March"
fHrewerl, onerfory, ~poim sunday
RrnnchfE."
ais6 ). n. Junior Christian En-
daaFur.
sac .. m. senior christian En-
dearcr.
1:1o 3. m Worship Sermon theme
Helping Tn His Triumph
Music. Prelude. Oneftory, Med
itntlon" fFlaElnD, nnfhcm, How
Long Wilt Thou fofFet Me-
$40 p. VA Mondag-Communion
class.
1.oo D m, each. evening during the
week special egargeliriic services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

when thH WAS given IN ST. Jonas
choir aud u.s. helng looked forward
20 hy the music lower Of this t.t,
The suluists Will Doe Miss Grace storta
Mrs Moore. Airs uuwncr. Mrs MORT
settle. Ma Klein sud Mr Gclke. uu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
81. IolnI. ~CalhedraI.

Corner Silver and FourthD
Services palm sunday
Holy communion : a.. M.
sunday school, 9it5 q M.
Aidrniug service with distribution Of
~ a. m.
Vospcfs. $50 b. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

U100 North Fourth streetl
Sunday school and bible class al
1tftrt- M
ii 3. ~, Breaklhs or bread IN re-
memhranct Of tho Lord. Acts 20.7.
7sft D. m. Preaching OF The gospel
10 Cas4 Arsuerding subject: Peace
with GcA und How 10 Got IT," An
come ~ al Of theke SERVICES.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
IYiel ConsresaauonaI Church.

(corner Coal ana south broadway
Harold s. Davidson, IN. -. pastor.
Residence, e3s =. Walter street.
sunday school az 9.f5 a. M.
MorDinF service a. n, Theme. -
New Type Of Messiah-Hls Challenge
% rM" A Palm Sunday sermon.
Special musical features. Prelude,
The Palms" fFaure1 Ofrnury
"BnrcaroileT (Offenhachb; violin solo
repdercd by David Marcus male
guartette. Golden IhtTps, soprano
solo sung BY Miss Horiense switxcr.
Miss Allene Bixior. %orranist.
Junior Epworth ]. ...ASJ. ~Tp.m.ahmk
Junior Endcavor az ? instead of z
o'clock. Subject. "rhe Apostle Juhn."
Leader. Robert knizek.
Evening service az 80 conducted
by g. p. soCleiy with an address by
the pastor. subject. "Our Country
Need Of Christ Leader. Miss Eva
Seth.
Holy week services announced clse-
whore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

An inch o. rain means hat f0t toni
Or water have fallen on every acre 81
soil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Corner Gold Ave. and Arno ST.
Carl Schmid, pastor. Residence,
20O south Arno street. Phone 43i6J.
sunday school, e:i5 a m.
Morning worship, ~ o'clock. Sub
Jcct. "Christs Humiliation and Ia
altation = Strong -inducement Unto
Humility and Faith"
Evening worship. 7:a0 O'Clock
Subject. The Aiaiefactor ON the
Special services Will be held ON
Gnod Friday ht 10 o'ciOck Ia the
morning ano 5 o'clock in the evening.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass"
a ClhsSined Advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

hIt Nuuf4NA ~ tNft-fi
4 ~. Iinc Al Morris. r. A. Tally.
elders
rhe Church or Chrifi meets euch
Lords Say a. the odd Fellows han'
on south Second sifcel. between Sli.
N4r and Land avenues.
Song narr1re from 70 20 lo:30 a. N.
hlhle study 1910 70 ~ a. "a.
In1frFr hF y. W Tinc. anhlecff
'llanclne." n 80 1890 "a. ~.
Commnnlon from lttao 20 ie.
You ar4 cordially Invited 20 attend
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29

God commanded his people 10 make no covenant or
league alliance with nations which worshippcd other
gods When they dsobcycd disaster followed and their
punishment greyous indeed Japan and some other
league members do not believe in Cod They worship
other gods President Wilson signed with them
and Mr.. Cox approves that act The name Of God could
not be used In this covenant, and Il was a compromise
with the enemies Of Jehovah let us pause and think Tor
= moment. When Israel made covenants with ungodly
nations they suffered aflcon President Wilson signed
a covenant with nations which deny the very existence
Of God and was stricken down while urging the American
people 10 ratfy his act
The New Testament Is the greatest league ior pcace
ever proposed j. base love. Justice and and
appeals 20 the conscieure oi and Jesus did
not predicate upon wori run. bat announced the
great truth that those who 10 the sword shall per
ish by the sword.
Can Wilson aud Cox succeed in keeping peace by the
sword when Jesus says that sword shall be- met b swori7
Shall these men succeed by league Of Christian and
nonChristian nations where the covenant of the New
Testament has failed through the selfish ambition Of men,
And We s have "wars and Of wars bat the end
ia not yet" A. Jesus ioretold things should he
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29
HEBRON WINS FIRST
IN SPELLING CONTEST

Ihe hrst division spelling contest
ever held in Cfittenden county was
held at Crooked Greek church last
Friday October -. IN the same Edu.
calional Division which held the first
Rural School County Declamatory
Contest held in Kentucky.
Each school in Division 2 was en.
titled to two spoilers and each school
represented had cause 10 be- proud
u The boys and girls sent 10 repre-.
sent them. Two prizes had been
previously offered Tor the best spell.
lera. Miss Willie Turner waa award
sd hrat honora and the first pennant
eas given 10 Hebron the school which
she represented The second honors
were awarded Miss Jewell Graves.
N Forest Grove and the second pen.
nant was given to the school which
she represented. ilerschell Franklin
b. tho tearher az Hebron and Miss
imma Terry b the teacher AZ Forest
Grove. an ths teachers who bad
representative present deserve cred.
u for the training which their rep.
ressniaiives showed they had had Ia
this old time practice in which our
parents sxcslled and which. q has
been charged iu recent years that The
schools n today were neglscting.
Two medals have been offered for
be- best tWo spsllera ~ Cfitienhen
county provided the teachers u The
county vill arfanrs for the contest.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29

Personal righteousness Of the people the only thing
that will bring peace 10 the world II is the method pro-
posed by Jesus ANY who strive to climb up any other
way denounced thieves and robbers"
Some Of old undertook to build a tower by which
they could climb To heaven independent Of Gods plan
Their tongues confused Democratic tongues have
been confused, when they sought by alliance with
heathen nations TO override Gods law
Mr. Wilson's tower Of ambition on which he hoped
10 rise 10 world cmincnce has crumbled to earth under
the hand Of God whose name he omitted in the consruc
ton of his tower
The Father OF Our Country Gave Us this Advice
The great rule OF conduct for us iu regard TO
foreign nations s In extending our commercial relations
10 have with them as little political connection as pos
sbe So Tar as We have already formed engagements,
lc, them BE- fulfilled with perfect good faith Here let
us stop. Europe has set Of primary interests which
TO Us have very remote relation Hence she must
he engaged In frequent controversies the causes Of which
essentially foreign to our concerns Hence there.
FORE Il must be unwise In To mplcae ourselves by
artificial ties in the ordinary vcssitudes of her politics.
the ordinary combinations and collision of her friend
ships or enmites"
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29
5000 HKwARD ofFEHED

II b. reported that inward ~
g. nlu has been offered Cor The af.
fest ~ uls nsr Who on Monday ~
last wssk fred number n shots
a. = hoai load u ksniuckians. miners
working 81 ths falrsiev and hosi.
clare mines. vho bad just pullsd ~
from ihs Illinois shore on their way
home Two men sers seen % step
1ui from hehind some willoss 81 the
msaih ~ nssr Greek and begin shoot.
iar 90 ths boat Joe Harmon. ovu.
90 ~ ths bat. returned ths hrs. and
ihs assailanis disappeared 80 one
was injured
Considerable ifouhls has been "a.
psrisnoed a. the mine o. he last
vest of to- hsisesn ths union and
nonuninn men and since ths atiset on
he bat. t b ferofi.d. excitement
b. ~ q hirh pitch in ths losaliiy u
ihs minss ksntuskians leaving ths
ahors uav carry their guns wiih
them. u b. said Most u thsss Ksn.
iufky minsrs live in Cuiisndsn and
Livingston ouuuiiss
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29
o. JULIUS FOns

In recent issue of the Sunday
Courier Journal. in ~ magazine
section. containing a half page write.
up and . double column prture Of
.. Julieus fohs. sR anonymous writer
under the caption. Kentucky
Young Ol King, among a great
many other ihings. has this to say
of the we'll known and very success.
ful former Marion boy.
"An impoverished Jewish boy. with
: zeal for learning and on indomii.
able energy struggled through the
public school ~ Marion ny some
years Ago. W. VA forced 10 barrow
from b0yhood frisnds 10 buy books.
a fsw older men u the city. im.
pressed BY the boys ambition and
honesty. loaned him the money Time
passed To-day b. is one u tho most
commanding hgursa IN The oll whrld
Hs IL .. Julius fohs. Ths name
may mean nothing to The reader.
Julius Fohs h modest Bot in the
Oh uorld his name b smblaloned in
lstisrs q gold
HIS parents. who vefs Jews. set-
tied IN hafion in isso. when BE- sas
sir yssfs Old Al unusual thing for
hs fses "a that the elder Fohs va
never abls b. aocumulais much ~
this worlds roods Julius vas FORCED
u borro~ ffsqusntly ths fund nse
sssaD 70 complete be- high school
course. e. veil a. q course 81 State
University ~ lsSinrion. and finally
q, Columbia. ss~ Yort
and those psfaons boz MARSH. ky.
who had hslpsd in b. s'rugFis fof
en- sducaiioh. have ben paid haet
many fold. TIP on ol hstis have
been dropped sdfultly
"Mf fohs n course hss hoanms
VEN usalihy. bat n BIZ Old school
mates and former asfogiaiss ars cu.
fioss to kno~ ihs number n miliiaus
Nth which 10 measure b. wealth and
~srs dependent on him for iuforma.
ton their curiotiiy ~uuld never b.
FTsilhsd. bot ii may b. sald that hs
l. The posssssof ~ mars millians than
any man ~ho ever Trsv up.of sent
oui u ksniucty
Ths suihsf n thls ariirls. uhosyef
b. may h. lniimatss that n ws Wsfs
% ssl Julius b uhaH. more than ans
one siss. hs was indebted fur hn
Trssi suecsss. thai h. wuuA anssef.
a. be modsst ~ay. io br Charlie
kvans. ~ho was thsn puulipai ~
hsrion Hlrh Sfhaoi. ant o. b. 81
ten u Instruction.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29
Irii cOuNClL NEWS

The City Council met Monday night
with the following councilmen pres.
ent X. =. Haynes. Walter Mcconnell
Harry Joiner. A. A. Reed and &. A
DaughtTey. W T. Mcconnell being
absent.
&. w Haynes rendered his rcsig
nation as Mayor ~ Marion and hi'
resignation was accepted by the coun.
cil. A. ". Reed was appointed May
or protein.
A resolution was PASSED hy ihs
council that the Marion Electric
Light Go. continue Ia furnish light.
for the city Al the following rates
For street iRhta. $500 per month
IN Increase u $3.50 per month over
the present pr.ce. For domestic us,
2Or pei killowat hour with q mini
mum meter rate ~ si2i for ~
lights and under. S22i Tor not over
20 lights and 1926 Tor go hghts,
with a discount ~ Poe oh II billl
are paid on or before the third day
~ the month.
s.. ~ Jenkins. owner ~ the hrh'
plant. asked ~ be- allowed 20 hour
10 figure on the proposition. which
Was granted hy the council. Al the
expiration " the time allotted Mr.
Jenkins reported b. City Clerk =.
l.. Harpending that. owing b. the high
cost - coal and other costs periain.
ing o. the running n che light plant
b. could not see be way to accept
the raiss offered and would decline
tho proposition. ilIa time Tor furn.
iah.nF lights Cor he city expires al
midnight October so.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29
LATEST NEWS FROM
NElGHBORING COUNTIES

Mrs. Burns Clark was fined Si.O0
IN the Smithland city court for OBJ.
structing the road with pile u
wood
james Greer. charged with the
shooting u Lawrence Crawford with
intent 10 Kill. waived an examining
trial at Smithland Monday and was
held to the action of the Livingston
county grand jury in the sum oftl000
The bond was executed.
The friends " Mrs James Hurley
Of Livingston county, who was 100
years old Wednesday. celebrated her
centennial birthday b. serving a biz
dinner Mr.. Haley b siill In good
health but b. not able b. leave her
bed.
Dreaming that hn fathers a..
bacco harm was on Ere Leslie Makers
~ year. old. ~ Christian county,
aUoks and rushed to the barn 10
hnd that a tier pole had given way.
throwing a bot u dry wood on the
fire and starting O biz hlaze. BY
hard work the barn was saved.
The people u Galloway county Al
the general election next Tuesday
viii say whether or not there shall
b. honds issued b. the amount u
$50 900 for the purpose of building
roads and bridges in that county.
The city " Paduoah was in total
darkness. a. far a. electric light
were concerned owing o. g break a.
the electric light plant All kinds
n makeshifts we're resoried ~ in
order a. obtain light for The city.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29
BIG AUCTION SALE

on Friday. November 8. AZ the
farm u VI. u. Cmce. near Crayne
ihis county. ihsrr will b. an auction
ale II Registered Hereford cattle
lG head in al. ~ females and thfes
bulls. The auction will take place
at ia lo 4 n. and i under the aus
pirs~ u the West Kentucky south
srn Illinois Hereford hreeisrs Asso'
ciaiI1n. Inc. with ohioss a. radueah
Cefulean and Twin Springs. Ny.
These cattle are fashionahly bred and
are consigned hy W " Cucc. Crayns
". u. SulleuFrf. Marion. and ]. !
noston Marion n YOU would liks
o. have catalogue ~ this stock
send % Ben i. Frank. Sale Manager
paiufah kentucky.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29
me- SORGHUM cRor

farmpfs from ail over Cuttsn
Don cuuuiy feinft ths lafrest sof
fhum crop that has ben rrown o.
several rear and that u b. ~ "a.
csiisni ausiiiy lArrs piles u ths
lane ars hsinf plaoui a. sli ihs mili.
snd ths opsrziora are h,.nr saftsl
owes Zine in making li ihia malasses
Following thr deriins in ths price II
saraf h. prise ~ nsv satrhum ha,
al.o olmr dawn from that u last
ysaf
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29
NRw WATERING PLACE

The public we'll on ths south side
u the couri house which has been
fof several year. in state " dis.
use. has been cleaned oui. repaired
with a concrete cover and a new
pump Installed therein. Tho well b
ono ~ ths oldest watering places in
iovn. s g. let deep and Eve fesi
in diameter The water b cold and
frss from he taste of minerals and
b. pronounced hy those vhn arr in.
clined o. b. thirsty % b. ~ tine
quality
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29

ludrs w. T. Fowler u Hopkins
vile. and Mn Charles Firth sill
ad,irssS ths voters u Critisndsn ooun.
. Friday afternoon a. ths Marion
Opsra houss ln behalf ~ he Rspuh.
hoan prssidrutial candidate.
Ths will probably close ,hs Re-.
puhliran campaign in this county
Both ludrr fowlef and Mr.. Firth
are repuisd Fuod speakers and a
Iaffr aadisurs b. eKpsrted
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29
BIDS ARE TOO HIGH

Il D. stated By the State Highway
Commission that no more contracts
for ruad building will be- awarded
ihis year unless there j. a reduction
in pries. adding that che bids 20 Gar
received have been too high foT road
building This would seem % in.
dicats that there will b. nothing
doing on the highway that b. schs
dulsd o. pas through this county
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-29
SOME rINR GRASS

Mr Albert Paris. of Route Three
this county. brought tu this ufics
Monday a samplr bunch u BE- Sudan
grass. which b. grew on bis farm
near tnwu. The grass b. 10 fcsi and
sis inches hirh and Mr. Paris saws
D. has plenty more iuset hke a.
The Sudan rrau b. a comparatively
uee rruwih in this county and !.
said o. b. very hnr fur stotk
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wHIrEHEss

ST. Anhis White. II nlatkforl.
and hiss Carmis Hes. ~ Clay. came
81 Marisn WEDNESDAY, and usfe unit
"a in marriaFr in ths of.rr n county
Judge. ludrs X. l. Moore perform
iur The cerrmony Miss Virginia
Hes. sstsr ~ tho bride. and Mf
hna Lotion. both n Clay. acoom
panied them.
NJ and Mra White uiil make their
humr at nlsakfufi.
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sAaun DAVIDSON nlKs

NJ. samusl A. natidtan disi II
~ bone ~ tho unian nslfhiarhoat
lustiaf afisf 81 illness n several
ssess " The inhrmiiiss n oif ags
~ sAs % ysars uld and q ssil knasn
resident u ihs ouuniY. o. remain.
~sfs inferred 81 ths un.an Gene
isfy "Wednesday.
hs s survived hy fuui sans and
thfes dasFhisrs. rhos J.. iss. Ace
charlie. hannis. khoola anf Illl.s