davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
FRANCIE ST VYNUTl PO-
TRESTANi VALEcNYCH
ZLOCINCU.

Pariz, 13. cervence. - Fran
Gle oznamila Nemecku, re bu-
de pokracovat okupaci ryn-
ske oblasti tax dlouho. pokud
nebude vyhoveno podminkam
versaillskG mirove smlouvy, ,jez
tykaji Sc potrestani vSech,
kdoz prohresili Sc proti civil
sovanemu zpusobu valceni V
prdh6hu sv6tove valky. TAX w
slovil Sc ministersky pfedseda
BRAND vc:ra We francouzskem
senatu. BRAND oznatil procesy
V Lipsku jakozto skandalni a
dolozil, ze vlada Sc rozhodla
ukazati Nemecku, ze Francie
ma stale silu. Soucasne vyslovil
nadeji, ze ostatni spojenecke
zem6 pripoji Sc ku francouz-
skemu stanovisku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
STO ZABITYCH A RANENYCH.
RYLO BOJlCH V UHELNEM REVfRU OKRESU
MINGO REHEM ROKU

Washington Is. tervencc. So zabitych ran6nych
vyzadaly 81 d6ncEe boie okresu Mingo Zapadn Virgn
behem upynul6ho roku sy6dtl c. F. Keeney predseda d
strikni havsk6 e dnes pred senanm vyserovacfm
vvborem
Keeney souhlasl prohasenim zastupcu operatord
ri udaval pocet zabch utez dobu mrtvi "by
Ii v6tSincu muzi druhG stran6"
SouGasn6, mluv6 k s B. Avisovi pravnmu zasupci ope
ratorl prohas avkar by do kazd6 bivy tam
vami vasfm davem'.
R. H. Kirkpatrick. iiny unie dflovedouc
pro Burwel Coal Coke Co. v6dt bitva byla
stroena kolem ddlnho tnelu ieho predsavenym Jim sa
m%m "aby doclo prohaScni voiensk6ho zakona zn6en
stavky Jeden ddlnch 1fednfku do lesa a Sc
s1eti nacez bylo stan6 odpovfdano Cd dunho tneu
ably Sc vzbudilo zdani re obou boiuje
w. f. Hutchinson, iiny havf organsator prohlas ze
pfftnou rozbroiG okono spoetnost necht6
niteho nti uni zam6stnavati eii cleny.
Jny havir vadtil ten, nekupoval kramech spo-
etnost dosta tu nejhorSi prac doech kde nemen6 Wy
dGia
Charleston w. Va, Is. David Robb nczin4-
rodni fna6n iednacl Spoenych dulnh deniku Amery
stavce okresu Mngo til I'M vudcove opus Zapadni
Virgni pred pfSm pondelkem vecer die utnenf
no statni vladou ss-Fa
tomuto dohodnutf doSo mez unovymi vddc zastupci
sau dnes pozde odpodne kdyz byl neivysS V
gne zamitl zadcst habas corpus zaimu propus6n
nenych muzu tt ktem sou obdany tatu propusten
dobu dobreho chovani prohas mcn kaptan Davis Ed
wardu Dobbnsov rovnez organsatoru enz nen obGanem
tu byo dovoeno zlsta Zapadn Virgin neurGtou dobu
zmu fizeni pomocn6 prace mez stavkar eiich rodnam
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
VOJSkO DO OLEJNYCH Poll.
PRESIDENT OBREGON PODNIKL KROKY MA PO-
TLACENf VYTRZNOSTf V OKOLf TAMPICA

Vera Cruz Mexiko Is cervence = odesilani voska
oenych krau sahajicich TuXpamu do Tampica poraGu
le dnes veGer meXcky parn Jaisco vypuje 500
FuXpamu kde vojerSkV hlavni stan byl zfizen.
Companla Naviera jez parnik vastni byla uyedom6na
aby daa zmn6nou LODI dv6 ine d:sposc oensk6ho naGe
nka zdesho k prevalent voska Drive liz 1000 voiakG
bvlo 7ypraveno Vera Cruz do Tampica
Meso MeXko, IS. cervence Federani vojsko bylo Wy
sno do at0 Tamauipos San Luis Potos ably potlaGo
voucni hnu euz postavil cello Daniel MARTINEZ
rea, Alexandra Chao podplukovnk Horao Munoz
pese vzpoufe tam ypuknuvs byy potvrzeay sekret
valky Estradou.
Vzhledem zalezostem t6zby oeje zachovav&no lest
mlGeni fadovne presidena Obregona Pochybue vSa
ze sava neaka vyhdka odvolani nedavn6ho dekretu
jlmz zvySena dan perole Mexika vyvazeny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16

nych ran, kdyz vstup nebyl mu
dovolen a re pfi zapase. ktery
policie Sc zufivcem svedla, je-
den policista byl poranen.
Londyn, 13. eervence. =
VarSavska depese, poslana ca
sopisu London Times pravi, za
rusky bolSevicky komisar pro
zahraniGi. Citerin, postal pol
sk6 Wade notu, ktera Sc pova-
zuie "a ieden z neid6raznei-
slch pTikladu diplomatick6
korreSpondence V dobe miru.
Pan CiGerin protestuie proti
potlacovani bolsevickych agi-
tatord Polsku. Polsky caso-
pis "Narod", vychazejici We
Varsave porovnava tuto rus
kou notu S rakouskVm ultima
tenn, poslanym Srbsku, ktere
melo "a nasledek svetovou
valku. ,
Die depe$e Cicerinova no.
ia mezi iinymi vecmi zada. abv
2 Polska vvhnani byli vSichni
Rusove. kteff jsou neprateli
bolsevikG a obv odzbroieny by
" oddflv. ktere pry bvlv utvo-
fenv Polakv 2 bEvalych rus
kych vojakn IA dtelem boie
prot komunisthm. Polska od-
pov6d' Cicerinovi byla pry
stein6 raznou obsahovala "a
Sc stiznosti, ktere mali Polaci
proti bolsevikhm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
VRAZDA A SEBEVRAzDA.

Northport, L. L. IS. Gervence Henry Glover Hemmnp
f9letI bursin kancelaTem so Broad uice New York
by zastfeen II hodn Gvrte pTftomnos sv6 me-
vesty kerou ozen pred sest ydny kdyz vsupova
sveho etnho domova Duck Island pooosrov6
si ses mil severozapad odtud eho vrahem by Frank
Eberhardt zvaStn pfruG serfdv zahrani zam6stnanJ
emmngovou enz deset minut pozdei usmri Sc We sve
sv6tnci druh6m poschod domu pi Hemmineove nedo
rozUmeni mez Eberhardtem II Hemmingem brzv no
sn9tku Hemnlng zahradnka propustil P Hemmngova
vSak pfimlouvaa aby wal lei uenil tim Wv
rozum6nin 2e uzna ze sem eho boss re bude bra
kaZv ode mne' Cd tx dobv doo vSak hadkam me-
ii ob6ma mu2 ctvrte vefer skoncilo tragedif Hem
nqova manzeka bya sestra eho prn bsla pred tim
vdAna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
UTOK MA POLSKEHO PRE-
SIDENTA.

Kodan, IA. tervence. - Ca
sopis Berlingske .Tidende pri-
naSi telegram 2 VarSavy, re
byl spachan pokus, zavrazditi
zakern6 presidenta polske re-
publikv Pilsudsk6ho a ze poll
Gle odhalila spiknuti, kter6
melo "a ell povaliti nvn6jsi
polskou vladu. V depesi sc
pravi, ze jlfadv o zalezitosti
necht6ii Tici toho nejmensiho,
ale die toho. co vyslo ma, ievo,
Gtocnik ziednal 81 pristup
az do pokoie, nemz presi-
dent Pilsudski dlel a re ma
nei vvpalil n6kolik ran 2 re-
volveru. Bvl zatcen a take pri
kroceno k zatceni fady iinych
osob, ma nichz lpf podezreni,
ze nell uGastenstvf ma revoluc
MIN spiknuti.
Jest iista podobnost mezi
podrobnostmi, ktere Sc nvni 0
1toku oznamuii temi iez oh
sazenv bylv We varsavske depe
81 re dne %. cervna, We kterd
Sc vvpravovalo 0 tom, iak muz
natrn6 sflenV. snazil ziednati
ei pristup do presidentova pa
lace hlavnim polskem mest6.
Take tehdy Sc oznamovalo. ze
muz ten vypalil nekolik strel-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
DALSl DIVE KONFERENCE.
KONANY BYLY MEZI LLOYDEM CEORCEM, DE
VALEROU A SIREN CRAIGEM

Londyn, Is tervence Dv6 dalsf d6ezitd conference
konany byy dnes mez yudc obou frakc Isku minister
skm pfedsedou Prni konerence bya mez Lovem Georg-
EN- De Vaerou skJm republkansky vudcem druha me-
u Lloydem Georgem Siren jameson Craigem, premerem
Usteru
Aadnt ufedn nformace docienych vJsledcich nebyly
Fydany avsak mono m predb6zn6 yyednavani de epe
ku predu nez kdo routa doufa eStt t5dnem zad
ma prekazka az dosud nevyskyta.
De Valera sejde loydem Georger opttne pond6ll,
kdezo Sir James povoa ntker6 ceny sv6ho kabnetu do
ondyna cehoI dao by soudit Dude iednati
Jakou duleztou v6c dokaic Uleteke ya5y Jest zce
lso, re pfiSti tyden doide liz k poradam mez Loydera
eorgem De Vaerou Siren Craigem tax vsechny stra
Gporu budou zastoupeny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
DIVA TORPEDORORCI POTOPENy.
BYLY TO DRfVEJSf NEMECKE VALECNE LODI.
KORIST z VALKY

Ma torpedoborci Scard blize Norfolk Va Gervence
Ofv6isi n6mecti torp6dcborci V43 S132 bvi poopeni
dnes vecer spoletnou pabou orpedobord Herbert earv
bevnich lodi Florida Delaware Atlantick6 flolly Kles
y ke dnu rs mil cd Vrgnskch ostrozen so vybr-
pohTeb6 n6kde nepfdelsk6 odevzdan8 Spo-
ienvm StatGm po sv6tov6 valce
V13. ienz by trefen dvakrate torp6doborcem Learym
by poslan ke dnu btevn lodi Florida mnu 30 zah-
eni paby vzdaenos $500 yardd dTv6S nepratelska va
lecna od Sc potopila
S-l32 bvl zasazer Sestlrate koulem torp6doborce
Herbert osud eho spete6n by bevn lodi Delaware Mic
meme zdstal na vode dv hodny zastaven palby ke
TOT veGer
KazdI orredohorcn vypal tficet del po-
nevada zmitany byy vnam refy chz docceno bvv skl-
teGn6 podivuhodn6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
HAJi Sc PROTI NARCENi Z GRAFTU.

New York Is. - Zam6stnanci pristehova-
ecke anc Ellis Island kona ndgnacnf schulz jake
obvinn komisare
Waise ze graft vseho druhu buji prist6hova
cch vymameno S5OO000 "Obvn6ni grau Jest urazkou
m6stnancu jako ceku prohasil pfirGi komsaT Uhl Ay
mizeme mit nekolk nicemu mezi naSm 500 nebo 600
m6tnanc ale ako celek isou poctiv zeny dokza
ne bezuhonno Jsou snad diva nebo M kter poTebuii by
propuen shani prijimani neb zavadne chova
nj Pracujeme iech pfipadeeh nyni zbavime ch tax
rvche. lax nozno"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
VALECNf VYSLOUZMCI
PROFIT PROHIBICI.
Osmnacty dodatek prijat byl
podloudne "a nepritomnosti
volicstva, jez stale ma
bojiSti.

Po Euclid Ave. pochodovalo
vcera asi tisic prisluSniku pro-
slaVene Rainbow divise, vyslou
zllcu svetove yalky, seSlych Sc
k zdejSi konyenci. Ma namesti
vypalena byla saliva Sesti tri-
palcoVych del "a velke ucasti
cetnych divak6. Pr1vod vete-
ran0 zahajen byl obvyklou
Skadronou jizdni policie, "a
kterou jelo nekolik aut obsa-
zenych vojiny zmrzacenymi.
Marsalem pruvodu byl NJ. A.
Tinley 2 Council Bluffs, Ia,
jenz byval plukovnikem a dnes
jest predsedou teto orranisace.
Ida Sc, re jest pravdivym pri-
Slow, re nevdek sv6tem vlad-
ne, neb pruvod byl naSi verej-
nosti prijat okazalou vlazno-
stl a netetnosti. Lid v6noval
VetSl pozornost Zpravam o
hnuSnem pripadu Kaberove a
co vdeci muzdm,
kteri prav6 pred tremi roxy
tax mocn6 zasahli We valeGnou
akci, take porazka N6mcu Sc
stala rozhodnou iistotou.
Ma Public Squaru po prdvo-
du, byli vyslouzilci osloveni
kongresnikem S. ID. Fessem,
rev. Duffym, jenz slouzil u
newyorskeho pluku, mayorem
Fitzgeraldem a byvalym Sc
kretafem valky Bakerem.
Ia vyrizovani organisaGnich
zalezitosti byla pfijata jedno-
hlasn6 resoluee, kterou Sc pro-
hlaSuie, ze Is. dodatek (pro-
hibicni), byl priiat, kdyz ma
4 milliony muzd stale bud We
Franeii, poll, nebo byli We vo-
lenskych taborech zde a nemo-
hi vykonavati obcanskou hla-
povinnost. Zm6na usta-
Wy bez hlasu muzG, kteri prav6
tuto ustavu museli Sc zbrani Y
ruce hajiti, ned6la Sc cestou "a
konitou a nema miti platnosti.
Jinymi body vcerejsiho jed
mani bylo vysloveni nelibosti
mad reel plukovnika Harveye.
jenz jak Znamo, V Londyn6,
prohlasil, ze Spojene Staty ve-
Sly do valky militni, vSeobec-
ne odzbrojeni, 0 vyplaceni bo-
nusu vyslouzilym vojakim, o
kterezto zalezitosti bude roko-
Vano jest6 dnes prijata reso-
luce, ably zahajeny byly sbirky
ma fond, ktereho by bylo ere
Staurovana okoli lesa Belleaul
IA pamet americke spoluuGasti
We sv6tove valce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
POLICE. s VYTRzNfKY.

Tulsa, Okla Is cervence. - Svedecvf ze tlenove poll
Gle Tuse pode nedavnIch pemennvch vttrznosech
2dc byo pfedozeno staten Johnem A. Gustaso-
men, auespendovanym naGelnkem poce
Oklahoma City, Is cervence. = Skoda zpnsobena ohnem
b6hem vyrznosti Tulse 81 kvetna cin $1,000 OOO W.
setfovanf provedneho pojist' 'ujfcm spoecnostmi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
STAVKA V JAPON. LODENICiCH.

Kobe, Japan 15 6ervence Vosko bylo povolano dnes,
kdyz sco savkujicich d6nk od6rcich zde obofio
kordon poce pokusu zmocn lodanc prov6st projekt
eich kontroy denfky. N6kok savkaT1 bylo poran6no
udcove hnu pozatkani VSchny odence byly zavfeny
ieset dni demonstrate vSeho druhu zakazany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
BOHATA KORIST LUPICU.

PsburP. Is. Gervence. Kara Pittsburg Chareroi
eetrck6 draze byla pfpadena ctyrm zakuenym muz BIZ
ae Edora Park 80 dne odnoedne vvpatci Youghoqhe-
Ohio uhen6 spoeGnos byl sTeen ramene kdyz ha-
jill yak obsahuc $4,000. Lupci un:k auomobilu ienz
Gekal ma re bzc msa loupeze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16
zADNE MMKOVAM MA HRBITOVE

Sullivan Ind, Is. tevence. - Zadny muz anz madk
nesm ve Center Ridge hbov zadnou zenou neb div
kou mez hod veter s. rann die ordinance priiaG
m6stskou zde Ordinance staa pr1 Sc nut
ably zabranio pouzfvn hbitova misto pro
veniGka zamilovanych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16

Pa1z, Is tervence Kardna Dubois, archbishop pariz
sky vyzva dnes lid, ahy mod d6S vzhledem douho
rvacmu suchu. iez zpusobo mnoho skody utrpen Kar
dna nafid duchovensvu ably konao zva$tn mobility
d6St behem msi pr{Sfch dev6t dn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-16

Bern, SvVcarsko Is 6ervence = Dev6t turistu
Yydi do Alp, mezi nmz bvl prof Schaeen, RakuSan by
10 zabitoN fad6 nehod udavSch vychodn{ch Alpach
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-02
Advantages Of
Manuel Training

In the early days of Manual train
ing in this country we used to hear
more than We do now about the gen
eral educational values of manual
training, and the general detectives,
indeed those whose opinions carry
such as training in habit of neat
ness, orderly, procedure AMI others.
a more mature philosophy has ques-
TONED the belief in the transfer OF
skill acqrired in one line of activity.
Indeed those whose opinions CART
great weight have been so positive
on this point that many Of their fol-
lowers have doubted whether there
be any virtue in manual training, So
far as the esquisition of manual
skill is concerned, outside of the mar
row fields in which such skills are
acquired. Is it not possible to lean
over backward" in this matter?
1t is not necessary to believe that
skill in the use of the marking-gage
will not function directly in the place
of pair Of pliers, Or that it Is USE
less unless 1t does function now or
at some future time in some non
related field Of activities.
In order to be convinced of its ed
vocational value. The establishment
of a great variety of muscular coor-
lnations is absolutely essential to
the normal development of child,
and this end is accomplished far
more effectively by means of direct
ed play and purposefui manual &C
tivities than it can possibly be by
mere calisthenic exercises no matter
how skillfully devised.
Through the use Of the timers
ships, the pairing chisel the WeaV-
ing needle. the clay modelling tools
and the like, the child gradually &C
quires very definite degrees toI
to which physical materials and sub
stances will yield to his manipula-
ton. a considerable range Of sk1lls
in producing purposeful changes IN
these materials and perhaps most
important of ali very definite ideals
with reference to the degree of sue
cess with which the means and pro-
cesses employed accomplished the
end in view.
A most important function OF the
teacher is to show that these con-
ceptions and these ideals reach out
and affect the individuals whole life.
In order TO appreciate fully the value
Of any thing it is sometimes neces-
sary to be deprived of it. 1t is as
tonishing how much We really de-
pend on our hands, and how import
ant it is that they be capable OF DO
ing we'll those things that we are
continually expecting of them.
The child who is deprived OF the
development that comes with a care
fully organized and skillfully con-
Quoted scheme of manual training
and directed play suffers handicap
that we too seldom appreciate until
circumstances focus our attention up |
on it. I have compared notes and
find that others have had similar ex-
periences in visiting schools in when |
this element has been neglected.
The growing child should have
definite training of kind which Will
give him increasing power to use MS
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-02
FRANK BAKER TO JOIN
YANKEES ON MARCH Is
Former Home-Run King Will Sign
Contract Upon Arrival AT Train
ing Camp. Probably Play Third
Base,

Frank (Home-run) Baker, the
Trappe, Md, farmer. has agreed to
return to the New York Yankees. He
announced today that he has come
to terms and would leave for the
Yankees training camp at Shreye-
port La, March IS, He said that he
would sign his contract after arriy-
ing at the camp.
All arrangements for his return
to the New York club have been
made Bakers children. Janice and
Ottilie, will be cared for by his
housekeeper.
That the Marylander will be back
in the professional game this year
is glad news to baseballdom. A
clean player and splendid example
of manhood, Baker is well liked by
the baseball world.
Great Hitting Combination
The Baker-Ruth hitting combina-
ton granting that the former home
run king will bat as we'll as he did
when he retired after the 1919 sea-
son probably will be the greatest in
baseball and should win many games
for the Yankees. And then there is
Meusel, a clouter of no mean ability.
3ACSO1 " 1CpSliST boASA w.
return to third base. Ward will be
shifter to second and Wilson Few
ster, the Baltimore boy, will go to
center field. Either Wally Pipp or
Meusel will guard first base.
Left Yanl1S In 1919
After making several threats to
retire Baker finally left the Yanks
at the end of the 1919 season. The
farm life and presence Of his family
appealed to him more than the lure
of the diam ond On February II,
1920, his wife died, and recently
Baker declared that if she had lived
the thought OF returning to profes
sional baseball never would have en-
tered his mind.
Baker has been beseiged with re
quests to return from Yankee ofici-
ais all winter They have pointed
out how valuable an asset he will be
to the club and Baker has hearkened
to their pleadings. Several weeks
ago he haid that whether he would
rejoin the Yanks rested with the fate
Of his youngest daughter, Ottilie'
who was seriously i'll with pneu-
monia Otillie has recovered from
the illness.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-02

eyes to see clearly the physical fea-
lures of a problem to be solved, to
use his mind to analyze the problem
into it's elements and to formulate a
plan for it's solution, and to use his
hands to execute the appropriate
manipulation and processes to ac-
comp lfsh the end in view
AMOS W. BLAKE,
Professor of Manual Arts Cambridge
High School.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-02

Lots of people spend the last half
of their lives trying TO forget what
they learned the first half
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-02
FRESH FISH

We have now opened our flsh
house for the season and will have
fresh bay fish on hand daily. Phone
SAT. R. W. PARKS & CO.
2-10-1mo.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-02
Meeting AT Taylors Island

There will be a meeting of the
Community Club of Taylor's Island
Saturday afternoon at half past two
o'clock at the school house, to take
up the matter of, cooperating fertt-
lizer huYing and other matters OF In
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-03-02
EATMOR BREAD LIMERICK No 2

Cambridge housewives who bake
every day,
Find it irksome and tiresOme they
say, -
To them we suggest
That they take more rest.
And serve Eatmor-It'tl Good-1t .
viii Pay.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-07
PLEASANT GROVE

The following pupils made an Az.
srare u IS OF above on the second
months WORK
Grade-Cora Crofi. DAvy Barnes,
Anin Croft. Amie Milliken. Glenn
Croft. Morris Reed Davidson.
Sccond Grade, Ermon Fraley. Co.
rlns Fralsy. Olcia narnes. Grasis
Davidson. Willard Davidson. Vernon
Davidson, Eecd Croft, Crawford BE.
bout
Third Grade Givcns Bebout. Bu.
lah Millikcn. Vivian nsbout, Vera
Madryd. vslda Little. Olsis Croft,
Orlyn Love. LOIS Little. Edith h.
bout Ethel Bsboui. vsrnou Croft.
Fourth Grade ollie Lynn. Tysf
Watson. Ford Rfboui. Louise Love.
Ruby Bthoui. Hafsi Davidson.
sixth Gfais Ernest Cues. isna
neiouL Willie Little
Eighth Grade incksii low. Do.
han Love. lloyd Croft. Rhea Crofi.
iucilc Love. 0nhs Little
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cAsAD.

Tho revival At Dunn springs !.
progressing nicely with excellent
preaching
Glenn Springs went 10 Marion
"Wednesday.
Oral Flanav was In Marion Fri.
day.
John Vaughn and family were Ia
Marion Friday.
Misses Carrie and Mary Ainsvorti
returned from Missouri Saturday.
Hebron basket ball teams PLAYED
in Marion Saturday.
VerFil Cool and Niss Sybn Thom.
ai we're in Marion Saturday.
Edwin Wilcos and Miss Willie Tur.
uer were in Narion Saturday.
Mr. Jack Thomas and daughter.
Sue, and Mlst Lucy Westmorland
were 10 Marion Saturday.
Gladys and Della underdown wcr,
lh Marion last week.
Mrs. Eugene Beard and daughter
Catherine, went 10 Marion one day
last week.
James Carter visited be brother
Tom. Saturday.
Miss Margaret Orms visited Mrs
Paul Adams Saturday.
Miss velda Paris visited Prof NJ
o. Franklin and wife Sunday.
Prof Wilcox of Marion visited
visited biz grandson. Edwin. At the
home of Tom Carter. Sunday.
Miss MagEis Moore of Hurricane
visited Miss Irene Bracy q few days
this week.
Mr. and Mr.. Paul Adams and
John Flanary went 10 Marion sun
day.
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Bonnie Newcom and family ~.
Gently showed % Clay.
Mrs. Lillian Summsryills and Mr.
Ruby summerviiis visited Mr.. lno
Vaughn last Friday
Mr. Claud Nelson lsf far France
Friday vhsrg he vill meet be- bride
They ars expected io return hy
Christmas
= A. Cauick iook q nice load II
sheep 10 Marion one day last week
A Community Club was organized
last Friday night Il will meet every
two weeks.
Dean Num- visited Lyle Moore
Sunday.
Mary Harding. Laura summers,
Opal Moore. Mary Small and Annie
l. Howerion attended church ai Cave
Springs Saturday night
Miss Opal Moore Il suffering fum
ionsllliis Al this writing.
Jesse Drury reesntly visited Dos.
Conger
NJ. and Mr. George Lucus are the
proud parents of q baby girl
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-07
FREDONIA

Uncle Billie Lloyd and wife spent
the day with Daddy Lloyd Sunday.
Mrs. Dellie Horning Is In a hos
pital at Evansville.
Steven Jones has his new house
almost completed and will move into
Il very soon.
Dick Grow has closed his shop and
gone TO the rock quarry TO work.
L. y. Cowen and family left Wed
nesday for Providence where they will
make their home.
Uncle Dock Green Is spending the
week At Crider.
Frank Armstrong has opened a
butcher shop In town.
Bro. Lilly Is holding a meeting In
Livingston county.
Smith Iowery was in town one
day recently.
Our school Is progressing nicely
with Miss Era Deboe. principal.
Little Mary Ellen BoaE l. on the
sick list this week.
Bro. Spence will preach At the
Cumberland Presbyterian church on
Thursday night after the second sun.
day until after Spring Presbytery
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BELMONT

Rev J. D. skinner of Clay attend.
ed prayer meeting at Piney FoFk last
Saturday night
Uncle Joe Hubbard is the guest of
his niece, Mrs. c. T. Boucher, At this
writing.
MT. Dcllar woodall will move 10
Albert MeConnell'a farm In this com.
munity.
g. Hill Was the guest Of bic an.
Gle, falmage Hill. last week.
Mr.. Nellie Bugg was the russ, q
Mr. Maud Guess Tuesday.
Miss Susie Eihridgs Is spending
the week with Fred James and fam.
ily.
Henry Wigginton is working 81
Providence this week.
Mrs. Ann Cridsr was the ruest of
her son. Burk Crider. one day last
week.
Mu. Ollis Ethridge spent one day
last week with Mrs. Tom Asher.
There will b. preaching At Pinsy
Fora on Saturday night before the
hrst Sunday IN November.
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The Store That Gives YouService
FRANCES

Mrs. Martha Parish fsn last wsst
and hurt her arm and shoulder vsry
bad.
Mr.. Floyd Brown. wife and t~o
little girls visited Mr. }. W. Brown
Sunday.
Mr. Molls Oliver visited Mr.
Martha Parish SUNDAY.
Mr. ]. r. Brown and wife visited
Mr. Hayden Davis Wednesday.
Mr. Graves Parish visited BIZ
mother. Mr. Martha Parish saiur
day and sunday.
Mr.. J. 7. Matthew visited BIZ sIs
ieF. Mr. J. " Brown. sunday.
Mr. Walter Brown and family v.s.
tied relatives in Tllins FRIDAY.
MF. J. r. Hrown and family us.
tied Mn Ida DAVIS sunday.
Miss Nel Porue visited her sis.
Ter. Mr. Netiie Hodge last week.
NJ. VIII Parish and family visited
his mother Mrs.. Martha Parish.
Sunday.
Mr. Sam Matthews. Mr. Edd A..
bridge and NJ Marion rorus attend
Jed the ball game ai Prncgiou Fd.
day.
Mr. Henry rorus is building q new
house IN fmnces.