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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-10
Young Women's Pretty Dark
Blue Dresses, SIS

just the kind Of dresses girls will like for school and
for business wear, and for wear any number of
Winter days when comfortable, becoming wool dress is
wanted
They all of firm blue serge, in the dark blue that
so popular, and they in four good styesone with
pleated skirt, another with braiding, third with
embroidery and another style in panel effect
They are carefully made little dresses they in
"A to 20 year sizes, and each is $25.
(second Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-10
1000 Yards Blue Serge
81 Inches, $3.50 a Yard

Certainly the best value in fine serge offered
this season. 1t is exactly half price and this, to-
gether with the width and excellent quality, make
it an extraordinarily good value.
1t is the French weave so much used in one
piece dresses, and it is firm and strong and in a
very pretty shade of navy blue.
(West Aise)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-10
Smart Fur-Trin,n,ed,
Bolivia Coats at $95
for Young Women

Soft, lustrous Bolivia Of fine quality makes
these attractive coats, and they In the most
fashionable coors Of the season-reindeer, tan and
brown shades, taupe, Cobalt and navy and other
blues.
There are two good styles, one with four patch
pockets and narrow belt, the other with silk
stitching, two pockets and narrow belt. Both are
lined throughout with soft silks and nterlined, too.
And to finish them there wide, furry collars
OF ringtail opossum taupe nutria-whchever
SY0u like.
They are uncommonly good for $s6-and there
are IA to 20 year sizes.
- (socond Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-10
Organ plays at 8, II and $50
Chimes at Noon g..
WANAMAKER'S
england Expects That
Every Man Will Do
His Duty"

I. the familiar saying handed down from
The flagship of that gallant sailor, Lord
Nelson, the British Admiral of the Fleet,
bent upon the defeat of the Little
Corporal, Napoleon Bonaparte, who was
6ercely striving to get the world under
his feet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-10
Sheets and Pillow Cases of
Sweet, Snowy Linen
If Curtains Must Be Made
Now Is the Time

For the holidays will be here and they should be
finished by then. The materials that find most
like the best
Ftet nets, 60c to S225 yard.
Fine lever nets, So to SO a yard.
Plain figured scrms and marqusettes some with
sevaged hem 60c to 81 25 yard.
(Fifh Floor, MarkeD
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19
Los NLJEVOs H OMBRES
Ell JEFE DEL EsTADO POLACO

rs tan mon6tona Y esta tan uniforl
lnada por las perfidias ambiciones
de los Estados la corriente de la po
lfticas universal, espeeie de golf.stotm
que templa unas costas, v al pasar ile
jos de otras, no derrite s1s hielos
son tam iguales en- su genesis y su
procediDafento las ideas los planes
de cuafitos hombres intentan, I en- va.
no, poner orden Y 'lpaz en- propios J
ajenos dominios, que, a La verdad, cor
tedio miramos ese tejer y destejer de
hebras sutiles por n1anos ayfdas i
torpes. El tedio en- ciertos casos es
indignation muda, y en- .otros entraiia
cierta curi0sidad etiol6giea, un impul
so yago dee Investigation personal
;Como son, me he preguntado muchas
veces,. los estadistas, los Reyes Y los
generates mas influyentes hoy? Sus
doctrinas, sus acciones Y sus obras nc
son conocidas; pero emanan
elias de la sinceridad de los caraete-
res, 0 resultan consecuencia de las pa
sajeras circunstancias? SQue piensan
en- la>intimidad de su fuero inferno
esos hombres arbitros. que piensan de
Isl mismos de SUI actuaci6n en- los
.confiictos de los destrozados pafses de
la guerra?
4 -
DestacaRdose entire los hombres
assemblies la gloria military al po-
derfo gubernamental, hay, uno mas
tinteresante que los otros por su vida
de conspirador socialista. Y 10, compile.
.jo de su tipo moral. Fra muy joYen
Jose Pilsudski cuando dirigfa en- Loaf
--centro fabfil de Polonia7un ,perio,
dico clandestino, EL .Obrer0, y5dlrran-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19
!, AMALIo GIMENo 10 HAN JuB1
LADo. COMO CATEDRAT1cO
El antique professor de la Unitefsiddd
de .hudrid, es :s's1jeto dc g,wmlfs
LoMcnajes.

: - u
Ultimamente Sc ha celebrado en- ell
paranilfO de la Universidad Central
de Madrid. un homemade que con mott
70 de su jubilacion como catedratico
rendfan don Amalio Gimeno. sus
compafieros, va1ios centros docentes
cientfficos y artfstieos a los que per-
tenece o ha pertenecido ell agasajado
por tiltimo, sus amigos polfticos par
ticulares, ademas de La alta represen-
tacioh del Gobierno, del Ejercito Y
de la Armada.
Ocuparon los asientos de la, mesa
presidential del ministro. de. Instruc-
cion pdblica, e1 de Estado, el rector
y ell vice rector de la Universidad, ell
decano de La Facaltad de Derecho V
el secretario general ademas Gel doc
tor Gimeno.
Los demas asientos del estrada. es-
taban ocupados por, catedraticos Y doc
Stores de todas las Facultades,s asf CO.
mo pQr direetores y profesores de otros
ceptros docentesss
/, Empez6 eli acto usando La palabra
el doctor Frances Rodriguez, que pro
nuncio iun discllrso en- elogio del doc
tor Gimeno, ofreciendole el homemade
como, justo tribute, a los extraordina-
,sirios; mef:tos del e47catedratico de Pa
tologfa 4e esta Faeultad.
1 Hizo .el doetoE- Frances Rodriguez,
la lfa hisstoQria .cientfficsi Y Pedagogical del
conde de Gimeno. k2niendo de. mani
aiesto los .sucesSf9s Sfs!sI mas interesantes Y
de mas mas alto. relieve en- que inter
Ilvino. - r,., az, ,ss
n Habf0 "a doctor Gimeno, e hizo una
exposition rapida de los progresses que
Ifha aIcaiizado la medicina desde los
.tieinpos en- quesef era estudiante; tam
libieh 'hati1aron, el, doctor Rodriguez Ca
ffacido y el ministro de Instruction
'pGbiica. A"s 2;
Como segunda parte del. homemade
al doctor Gimeno, Sc sirvi6 ese mismo
dfa un banquete en- ell hotel Ritz, en-
honor de ese notable professor y HON.
hre ipdblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19

te seis hnos estuYo reclufdo en- una
casa, para que la Policfa no supiera
d0nde vivfa; seis ailos sin salir a Ia
Gale, redactando sd peri6dico y bur
.lando d los esbirros del Zar.' Continu6
publicahdose 81 periddico que piIsHdl
ski redactaba componfa sen su i'm
prentiIla secreta .:. Pero idieron: ;lds
geildarmes con la madriguera, y fue a
parar al pabell6n "10p de la cfldasle.
la varsoviaiia, La prisi6if de Estado,
donde en- tano La tiranfa rrlsa iilarti-
riz6 generaciones y genefaciones dc
polacos que defendfan stis derechos
patrios y su religion. Pens6 escapal
el .rebelde; pero, especialmente vigila.
do, vic. que era impossible su evasion
Entonces Sc neg0 alimentarse, ST.
mul6 extravfo mental, y fue enviado
"a observation al hospital de San
Nicolas, en- San Petersburgo. Con la
ayuda de un medieo compatriota suyo.
hugo a Riga; de ALI Kew. Perse-
guido ell Kiew, pues, yolvio publican
su clandestino Ell Obrero, dirfgese a
Galitzia, a pie, atravesando selvas Y
pantanos enormes.
En- Siberia, de 2pnde escape antes
en- su viaie al Japon durante la que
rsa ruso-japonesa, y, al fin, en- Calf
zia, afirnabase .,sq plan de lograr la
independeacia de Polonia por las ar
mas y solo por las arnas. El prevefa
una guersa europea y Ia parte que en-
ella habfan de; tomar los polacos, ~
comenz6 una obra peligfosa, dificilfsi-
ma: las secretasa agrupaciones de ca.
Iraieetter Iaileetter mlilitar que Sc instrlfan asiy
duamente en-. las artes de5 la guerra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19
iPOR DONDE EMPEZA-
MOS A MORNINGS?
La yejez considerable cientifica-
.... '1e mente.

4 De todas las teorias que han naci-
do en- torno de esta trascendental in
terrogaci6n, /" iPor d6nde empieza ell
Ihombre5 a morirse ~, dos son las que
parecen mas aceptables: la una es la
de que la muerte principia pof el en-
durecimiento de las arterias; Ia otra,
, Ia de que en- ell aparato digestive re-
iside el por que de envejecer, que vie
ne ser el por que de morir. iCuaI es
la cierta No es possible decirlo adn.
Pero, hoy por hoy, debemos approve
charnos de 10 que tales teorias ense-
nan en- cuanto a 10 que Sc refere al
cuidado de esos dos puntos vulnera-
bles, sobre todo, del maravilloso y de-
licadisimo laboratorio que lIamamos
| el aparato digestive. Su perfecta linn
pieza es 10 mas inportante. La cien-
icia medica ha demostrado hasta la
saciedad que este no debe hacerse con,
los violentos y. repulsivos purgantes.
de antano, sino por medios naturales,
Esuaves e inofensivos, como son, por
Iejemplo, el jugo de ciertas frutas y ell
extracto de determinadas pIantas es-
ttomacales. Por tanto, los inejores,
Emedicos del mundo, cuando hay cier-
Itos sintomas caracterfsticos de indi-
gesti6n, estrenimiento biIiosidad, ta-
les como dolor de cabeza, iengua SUI
Icia, NAL aliento, tez aniarillenta, etc.,
no prescriben hoy otro purgante que
lei Jarabe de Higos de California Ca.
| IlifgJ puesto que es hecho exclusis
vamente con los mejores higos de Ca
lifornia y las mejores pIantas medici-
males conocidas. Por ESQ es Ell linico
que jalnas irrfta, que nunca causa do-
Iores, que actda pronto y suavemten-
te y que tiene un sabor v un aroma
exquisitos. Calling es exceIente para
ninos, ancianos y aduitos y, por tam
to- Sc le considera como eI laxante y
purgante ideal para Ia familia.
CT. No: 2S. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-19

Extendieronse en- todaH p6lonia como
Asociaciones deportivas, desde 1908,
v alos .tiradores cracovianos'' y los
..infantes de yarsoyiao Sc ejercitaban
como soldados de Ia conduista de su
Bafrialis Y;s
las persecuciones del. Gobierno ruso
aauf y del aleinan en- Rosen eran afro
ICES. Austria porfapase con mas bene-
volencia en- su apolftiQa de attraction
dea los polacos, " bajo los Imperios
@colosos iba germinando una fuerza
Epujante la organization guerrero de
,Pilsudski, ndcleo luego de su legion
galitziana, vencedora. de los rlsos en-
Ia campa1a mas fremenda de IA
historia.
.s-.''i: t.'s SOFA U4s1NOVA.s
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

poll. say $500 each year, for roads
alone? This would give us a fund OF
ABOUT $25,00O00. With proper equip
ment, and money prePsIX.distributed-
this would work all our roads as we'll
or better than now and leave us nice
sum to be applied with state aid in
building some permanent road every
year.
Don't like that? Well, what do you
like? MUD?.
Overseers, hands and neighbors.
stick something in the mudholes and
patch up little until Mother Nature
designs to give us little sunshine
and south wind to dispel the mud and
water and give us. another chance to
throw some more dollars into them
next spring and be ready for the next
winter.
If you've got anything to say say
It to the editor
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14
Emily Diokenson.

She was never known TO have
lover. She seldom left her fathers
house In Amherst. Mass, and when she
crossed It's threshold II was To wander
alone In the quain, garden. And she
has written some OF the most lmpas-
stoned verse In modern literature, Her
solitary life set into the frame of her
glowing verse Is the answer TO the
question, "Do writer's have TO 80
through the varied phases NJ llfe To
know 1o,cT" Emily Dickinson was
born In Amherst In 1870. She died
there In 1850. of her extraordinary
verses that vcrr witchcry of new
forms of expression, regardless o'
poetic rules, n prominen, clergyman
and distinguished author Of New Eng
land. Thomas Wentworth llivgnson
said. "whcn n thought mkcs you'
breath away, u lesson on grammn'
seems lmpcrtIncnce."-Chlcago Jour
nnl,
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14
Fortune Telllno by Bonea

II In strnnge that In the Trnnsvaa'
the belief In Knn,r doctors aud their
wlEardry hns not died out. Nearly
every old Kaillr has always with him a
bap Of bones, knuckles and Joints OF
animals With these he prctends to
be- able to foretell the future. lie
throws the "dolod" ns they nrc called,
md then reads out the omens. Should
4 white man wish to confer with the
orncle. he must throw the bones him
self Many white men firmly believe
IN the ability Of the Kaf,r doctor TO
cure them from sundry Ills, and In
Rhodes,n there have been many cases
where the Kainr doctors have saved
whites from the rvnses Of the terrible
fsvsrs that rage thers. In addition to
.-''.I...l...,---isA sh~ eooehacha and othcg
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

used under state supervision and with
state aid. A system like this would
eventually give us hard roads in near
ly all parts of the county. rhe only
way to quit a thing is to quit it! The
sooner we quit throwing our money
into mud holes the sooner we will
have money with which to build
roads that do not get muddy, nor wash
away.
You don't like this system? Well
what do you say to having all prop
erty owners pay reasonable property
tax-say 3Oc for each $4,000 worth oi
property, and each male citizen ovel
twenty-one years, pay a reasonable
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

"AnythIng IN perticklcr happened
while I've been gomez" asked Mrs.
johnson, upon her return from the
quilting bee.
"You hetchaw triumphnntly replied
Gap Johnson Of Rumpus Ridge, who
had remained at home. "Only one Of
the children fell out of tree, One
into the creek. and one got scnlded (:
only three pulled something over onto
themselves, just two rot dog bit, but
the dog set hsSelf nirc, and amongst
'em they had only seven fights, and
them few didn't amount to nuthn."-
Kansas City star.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14
Suffered from Kidneys

Flemingsburg, Ky.:-'I find can give an
honest testimonial as TO the value OF DR..
Pierces Anuric Tablets They are all that
is claimed for them in every way. | was
sufferer from kidney trouble for three years
and 'Anuric' (anti-uric-aciD cured me, so |
know just what it is. cannot say enough
for this medicine. ! will answer all who
write TO NEED. PORTER, Box lao,
Route 3.
"Anuric" is bound to give immediate re-
suits as it is many times more potent than
lithia, in Kidding the impoverished blood
Of its poisons by way Of the kidneys. 1t
can be obtai,ed at almost any drug store,
by simply asking for DR.. Pierce's Anuric for
kidneys or backache. 1t will overcome such
conditions as rheumatism, dropsical SWELL
ings, cold extremities. scalding and burning
urine and sloeplessness due TO constant
arising from bed at night.
II you wish 10 give "Anuric" trial send
DR.. Picrce's Invalids Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y,
ten cents for a trial package, also write f6r
free confidential medical advice.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14
A WARNING

The success Of VACHER.BALM In
relieving Pains. Cainrrh. Coughs and
Spnsmodlc Group has caused many
limitations 10 appear they cost the
dcnler less. hut you have 10 pay about
the same ~ for the genuine. which has
the signature Of T.. ". Nacher on every
jar aud tube.
Everyone should keep Vacher-Balm
handy. II your dcnler will not supply
you send 20c stamps COR tube, or bet.
ter tnke the agency. L. ". vacher.
Inc, New Orleans, La.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Hopkinsvllle.-ln special letter to
Secretary Dalton, Of the u. II. NJ. A..
Federal Judge Walter Evans expresses
the opinion ,ha, there is no occasion
for establishing u federal court a,
hopkinsvlllc. This view on the part
Of Judge Evans Is regarded us body
blow for the chances 20 secure u fed.
eral court here, but Congressman
kincheloc, who introduced bill Into
Congress providing for court here.
has stated thut he will continue to
work to put the matter through. II pos.
slblA
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Nllit oAl' iiiA Ahh' AbA
bladder weakness or
kidney ailments. l
had been suffering
with bladder weak
ness and disordered
kidneys. ] would
have To get up several
times during the
night to relieve my
sell. / also had
severe pains across
my kidneys. | saw
'Anuric' (snti-uric-
acid advertised and
decided TO try it.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14
Would Hold Railroads.

Washington.-Con of gov
ernment control of the railroads for
at least two years was asked Of Presi-
dent Wilson again by representatives
of the farmers organizations, the
American Federation of Labor and the
four big railroad brotherhoods.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14
Specially In Winter.

"I see you have great many ante
belum homes about here" remarked
the visitor
$50 we have" replied the Southern
planter. "AIost Of them are failing
into ruins, though"
"But thought the South had struck
Its stride and was now progressivef"
"That's the very reason why those
antebelum mansions are being desert
ed. They are long on looks and
short on comfort"
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14
LUMPS OF
INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" at once
fixes your Sour, Classy.
Acid Stomach

Undlgested food Lumps Of pain |;
bclchng gas, acids and sourness, When
your stomach is all upset, here is In.
ttant rehcf-no wnltingl
The moment You eat tablet or two
OF Papes Dinpcpsin all the Indigestion
pain and dyspepsia distress caused by
acidlty Is relieved.
Your disordered stomach win feel
fne at onco
These pleasant, harmless tablets Of
Pnpc's Dlnpopsin ncutrnlIze the harm.
ful acids In the stomach, and give nl-
most instant relief; besides they cost
~ little az drug storcs.--hdy.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

naTolshurg. Misses Fannie, Sallie
aud Ruby Chumlcy daughter of W. T.
Chumlcy, Jf this county, have inStl.
IUttd suit against the Cincinnati
Southern railroad. The young ladies
range In age trom eighteen to twenty.
three years, and On June ), l09, went
To Cincinnati on n Sunday excursion
The coaches were crowded and they
we're forced TO use n wet seat, and the
coloring matter on the cushion faded
on ON their white dresses and they
we're compelled To wear these stained
clothing all duy In Cincinnati and
thereby much Inundated,
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

london.--A modcrn hospital Is TO he
built nj Curbln this year, oven SlVN,'
UDG of the capital stock nf Sl'1OoO has
been subscribed, and construction work
will begin this spring. The three coun'
ties of Laurel. whitley and Knox. In
each of which a part Of Corbin lies,
are taRlng an active inlcres! IN the
work and are being aided by several
ncghhoring counties, for which Cor
hin. rs u railroad center Is the most
convenient location for a hospital for
the mining, lumber, aud oil Industries.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

The results have been very satisfactory 70
me. NY bladder trouble has left me, can
sleep all night without getting up, my
kidneys have become active and normal
and are able TO thow of the poisonous
matter in the proper way."-MRS. MARY
SIMMS. 2lO York ST.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

MaySvillc. - Written confession,
were made 10y David Weber aud james
johnson detailing how they syphoucp
otr half of u barrel Of whisky through
u warehouse window at the rogue dis
tllcry, using u garden hose and wash.
tub.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Covington. 80 Counsel for Thomas
MurkShrrry, preacher accused Of the
murder OF JcSSr Glenn. Ia Bracken
county, claim to have found clue
pointing to man In Campbell county,
which they will submit ut the triu'
next week
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

ilopklns,ille.-A membership, drive
In behalf OF the Christian county
branch of the Federated rnrm l,u.
reaus, the national organization of
farmers witch is arouslng 50 much In.
tercst oil over the United states Just
now, will he put on here during Feb.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Ncwport.-M. J. Stole and Mar,
Torumcycr owe their lives to bciug
flung free of their automobile when u
went over Hn cmhuukmcul near III"
reservoir aud turned over twice.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Pndncuh. h.-Appoin,ment of clerk Of
the Mctmckcn county court to MI the
Office left vacant by the death OF Gus
q. Singleton, clerk Tor ten years. will
hc made by County Judge Lang within
the next few days.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Russcllvillc. - The First National
Bank nj AdairvOle, In This county. was
entered by burglars aud the safety
vault broken Into. The funds of the
bank, however. were In the sofe, and
the burglars, after breaking the com.
hInntlon, were unable to gain entrance
To this. They succeeded In rilling some
NJ the boxes In the vault, however, hut
whether anything Of value was secured
will not he known until nm inventory
Is taken. The men made their escape
and there Is no clrw To their Identity.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

CatlcttSburr. Jones, convicted
OF murder In Grccnup county. nnd here
for sarekccplng, was granted n new
trlu. and allowed bail Ia the sum Of
$1,000, which hc gave.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Accept california" Syrup OF Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child is having the best and most harm
less laxative or physic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love It's delicious fruity taste. Full
directions for chlld's dose on each bot
lie. Give II without fear,
Motherl You must say California
ADV.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Only wise girl selects for hus
band II man whose mother didn't know
how "a cook
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Augusta.-Mrs. William Breeze died
as result oi Injuries received when
her vehicle was struck 10y nm automO
bile us she was en route to hospital
Tor an operation.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Richmond Mcarer Information OF n
double killing Oh Ross creek, Estill
county, has been received here, john
Freeman and W. y. RAIDER were al
legged victims.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14
KENTUCKY
NEWS ITEMS
Condensed News OF Interest |
From All Parts OF the State

Cclumbin.-J Il. Burton, RS, II mer-
chant at McGaha, died at his home
there.
Glasgow T. Robinson, Tomp'
klnsvile, bought the Davis Hotel from
]. 7. Mansfield for $500
Georgetown. - Following q blank
docket for December, Two arrests have
been made In the first half Of January.
Flcmingsburg.- Samuel Lumnn, 81,
fell dead from n sled of heart disease
while at work at his farm near Ewing.
Prestonburg.-W. L. Mellon, 81,
Confederate veteran and police judge
for many years, died AT his home here
Maysville.-M. Il. Brlttlngham, 81,
Union veteran, member OF severa,
ilaysville lodges, died at Manchester.
Marion. The Marion Hardware
Company has bought the old Christian
church and will convert IL into II ware
house.
Ashlnnd.-The plant Of the A. G. Il
/. Furnace, damaged $4,000 by fire
following n boiler explosion, Will be
| rebuilt.
Newport The Rev. i. S. Ilausmam
resigned as pastor of 81. pauls Evan
gelicnl church to accept charge II!
Louisville.
Cynthinna Options nre being Sc
cured on property preparatory TO So
lection of site for the soldiers Ne
mortal Hospital.
Whitesburg of an allege'
Insult to his wife, Thomas Nolen shO
nhd Killed Upton Wallen, ne!ghbor
on MNllen's creek.
l.,banon.-The Rev. J. J. pike, Us
for many years IN charge of ST Charlie
Catholic church. died at an iliirmar
from pneumonia.
Frankfort. - Mrs. Kate LangforC
Lawrenceburg, died suddenly at th
home of l.. l.. Moore, uraemic poison
Ing being the cause.
Mnysvllle. State bank her
Is IN process of organization and WI
occupy the old building OF the Farm
ers and Traders Bank.
Cynthnna.-O. +. Trent, represen
lng Louisville brokers, is organizing
new bank, which will begin operation
with capital Of $1,000.
bloomfield. - Thomas Nelson, O
who killed himself with 'eyolyer |
his nome, nuu Detn tOWn WaTshuI
Fairfield for several years.
Princeton. Ell Culp, IS, fagma
was killed AT the depot when
crossed the track behind one train al
stepped In front Of another.
Paris-MrS. Annie G.. Daughcrt
greut.grnnddnughier of Governor Ga
rard. ANA granddaughter of Gener
james Garrard, died ut the age of
Newport.-Frunk II. Covalt. form
city clerk, of Newport, died AT q
Home Of Union Printers, Colora
Springs, where he had heea sever
NYuTS
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Flemingsburg.-E Gardner, rural
carrier. had narrow escape from
death when II telegraph pole fell
across his automobile, on line with the
windshield.
The Crittenden press., 1920-05-14

Peruvian petroleum ranks next To
Russian for the quality of lubricants
u yields