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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-03
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Table Damask, $1.19
70 inches wide, highly mer-
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Table Covers, CSC
Round or square table covers,
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-03
ENTERTAINs SOCIETY

Mrs. Elaa Freison. e1e West st. Clair
street. entertained the Fred Douglass
Young Peoples Literary Society al her
home last evening. A musical program
was given after which refreshment were
served.
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SHERIFF READY
TO CLASH WITH
GOV. LEN SMALL

Continued From Page one-)
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SURPLUS NOT
CONTEMPLATED
IN TAX PLAN

CONTINUED From Page oneJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
STAR PLAYERS
To TESTIFY IN
SCANDAL TRIAL

Chicaro July : SON" : ~" r:eat-
est Stars In ha>ehtlL Inr.udiaE Tv ''ohn
manager % N" Nc'r"l' .\'n"-l"a"*. Edo"
Collins Car'Siu 90 -" t'atvaS'. " M"
Sox. and Ia; a a'z"n "'H"- '"ir"', pa
e-S MAY 10 called >" '"S';'y F." !'f'r~"
O. the Whit" SnN players ara .fH"r> 'r
trtal. charged ";'h ''~"w.a" p" 'Hl+
world sores rhl~ 49, mad. NnoHN 'E
the defrnS,. 'o-ndN IN H'C"r':rg ne i:-st
four jurors - b" chosen TO- he '''"'
As Henry E"yc"r ac;"" p" .''f.-n"N.
finished rxawlulnr n" f"wr'H juror. ne
asked !: n" hncw .,:y z 'u.' witnesses
announced hy the -'It" and 'h,1 ~.,td:
"Do YOU Know TN t'0hh. Harry H"I.-
mann. NrIrh Young. H.i' James. owen
Bush. Howard i:hmkr. pS..,- S'n"""".
pever. pauSs "r N:i.h.. a.; ~ '"'r".i
club, or E,ld." ,'nll:ns. JrNu 49, ms t'"d
Fabcr. BIRD l.vnn. Harry n"lH"," Eddie
MURPHY or Cllr"nrc Rowland. Who are
nov with or formerly with ~ Waite
Sex
TESTIFY as to the character -: ~ tHdl'''
ed players. r"ni"~ ,Nrui"nS ~ = 2"~Si-
ha!ty CI Il gam" h'.rE thrown 80 ;,2"ut
tho pcnnont ~ u"."S DIV" 80 49, " ''''
Soy =, tn. .rS. r' ~. l"lr -. ~'"S y
-ST"m p"iC"',
tn !aurrr jur"r ?" > chosen %A8
stephen Shuh"n. 4 r''.&.'t~' Nh" '">'l'
tird 'ha' hr wI4 4 Wh.'' .'"N An. hu'
b., on C:ncrnn.ur n ~ .'l'. ''~l"~ ".-
cans. H. rnnushf the Reds o"-' ~" t''''-
fer team, Ito ~a.I h. So. NJ II '"''
opinion n" - married md = - years
old.
The o,hc- thru" Jurors Sw"rn n wa
ShuSrn w"-" accepted '""'ti''.E '"S-
tcrdav Th"y t"'iuw
Pau, l.u"p,h ~" ~. MARRIED. '"''ph'''
Hrrhrr' J"rdLn. 81. Stationary 'nS''
nee married
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
{5&Sc1een
0fSport e.
by A~4H Ss-Aa.@s~
BY AA4& S.9-Aa.&ex

,,,,,,. u,k,own in tho United States.
a'rNrirh thor" vii! he many nero VINO
Veil h"lieve n him. l!c - 10" I'aEcE'
thc vun:C Australian h"avrw"iGht VINO
j. The KID hrr'f"r "f IN" i7;nen'ed Les
In:"y. Tho lid - nineteen Years OF
,.c. wo,.r =, III. ahnv" 80 pounds.
md hc ha> h:er making showing
aC:,irs' ~" host heav!"S that Australia
has produced since the war, whlrh Is
not r:urh
This hov has been coming along In
far shap according TO AuStral'an re-
Mort and has beaten Blackburn. WHO
, MAS ro".;drrrd AuS'rt!la'S best bet. Inc
hung 'ha' vii recommend him most
, hirnl" :" Americans. however. Is the
fact that n" : i brother Of Les Darcy.
Who's. trar!r death IN Memphis was one
Of the unfortunate incidents Of the war
Th"r" was no Doubt Of Tnrcy's ability
~, =" h" Il r".il CHAMPION. The heavy
Ia: brother. u. Declared by the Austral-
IAN experts :" ." td>' and 70 have somo
DO: N" ,''"v"rn's- q: his brother
tn" thing which makes this boy look
- Il h" has chance n come Is his
, ~" a"d strength. and \" has ambition
,.rGrr"h by tn fate ~ his brother.
TENNIS NOW TAKES THE SPOT
! Tennis. which las been rather quiet
during ~ rig" "f spring sport now
takes III" .rorlIght tn" h.E tourna-
man,S Of July nd August and n" selec-
ton Of IN" paws cup defending team
! have rcawak'r"i interest in the sport.
Tho comm. "c n" French champion.
M!". Icrg!ca. IS 81 rh!"f interest and
her performances IN ih!S country will
! 10 rIoS"ly wa;rhrd Tn" recent poor
! showing nc 'hc American players In
! Euror" leads 70 tho idea that some Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
TAFT TO BE SWORN
INTO OFFICE. MONDAY

WlSh:nErr". jury e.. Former i'~">I-
G"r., THl' = :" y" sWoru =. N"rGly u
, hIrf Jr.':... uE mo I nI'rd S'r'">. tn.
ceremony. = was said tod So tN,
Jiiv" in -. ofi'"" Of N''uiu,., =, nc,
/ sUGh":''. and ~" na'H Wi'i u" ..IwrH-
stored 0, TuStIC" EioclrrC - ~ ~.
'r:,t 80 Columbia >uUr"r'" 'oUr' m III"
IhS"n"" '-un' fI,' ..iS o. -, ~ .cn -
~. l'rI;"d S'ar"e SUPPRESS rr"-'
Mr. Tart - "NN",'r"& =" .,--.vc here
Sunday night from Canada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
DENIES FOOTBALL RUMOR

J. J IaCohu""l MANAGE ~ ne
p.usrs haSchlii team. stated as
nv,ntnc ,hrr. will ,. no Hlu"-s 'noth1i
tam this rail-. a. annoIrr~: IN an wen
ing naorr Yesterday. - Gar aS re knows
a9f 4 any plans FOR Organizing TEA IN
have Been made. he Is entirely unaware
OF them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
TWO ARE DROWNED.

C,a-Lsnurr " VI FV'v 7-Fau!
r',n,4 =. >nr - ~ Ham F'lovd. - SUI
,on "a, i-o',n"d wh!!H SWIMMING - -"
TX ~sv"r - Sui'"n 49, night. heinE
>.,xsd With ramps Antonio D'iN"in. Is.
y" Ilt,a waS slnuiEr.,. drowned In
the IVES, Fork RIVER here last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08


well Una, 'n"' /.
Now WI" we "oN'' = '''''' ''''
10 be next
LOOK over ~"
"''sH.S % Wv ~
town hn'oher al h"'''' an" '''' t'''''
Ing him
There !" famine IN h'"FF "''Sh'.
and nothing IN STINT mat even 'h''"'
rns 10 De frai CHAMPION re "'''H
iiSt reads IKE IN" menu Oh Il '""''S' 4a'
tnrF' LOOK - "N'' .,,
hartIeY MAh"r"' ",'' 'l"'N'
Fred Fulton A. "'''"'
BIZ Brennan. mn lh''
capt. hllI ROPER Ia ''' '"TN''
Bob Mart'h' "'.' VI mum
Porky FiYnn' - i''' ~ - ,,.u
Gene Tunnry. F"mhar"l"r ""'lS'
Harry Greh. DICK Sml'h.
Tom Gibbons. Frank - "Hh7o'
lin Flynn. I"sS Nl''ar"'
Martin Rurke. lhnl SAMPSON
Harry WILLS F!hk N'' I"Hh"H'
Kid Norfolk I'm '.''"'N'
y! Roberts, Jack i'"""'''
Charhe Nc''r''' ''
johnny snAon.
The odor IS mar ~ Lr-nIte'
TIKI CohlH~
whoa W" !'!' CIV ''u""o''
who has been sunk without WARNING !"
often they probably hav" ~ MN 30"
:, rrIddicwrlrht unIt. Rut ga any '"'
ey,r look over list of alleged chani
MONS ~ bad ~ that
or tho entire IL, fr"m whi"h m" new
claimant for m" champion - l" !"
@ci"C;"d. hut APP ana press "t'h'''
until tho public IS misi"d int" h"li"N'h3
he has = chance ~ WIN from ',' '"''
p,nn. there ar" only 'hr"e III t"" w.! -
n"v--and those NOV WY Pi'''''''e,
LIST reads like a ,ataI"ru" ~ punching
bags for any NrSf-''"SS "'''" "'
Will hc hard 10 discover any "h" IN M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
PLAYERS TO MEET

81. Hlcril.r-~ ~ n" Nh""'inc MO
.e,do,,s i,.,f,.,R team VII attend an
IMPORTANT meeting HAS ercr'nS ~ me
h,:... "c pr,, N"~ht - h,Eh'H ana
M,-Ae. ~rrc-t= 90 discuss plans trr
tI..r gam" i"Nt Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08
l.. S. RUBBER PASSES
DIVIDEND ON COMMON

New York Tuly tn" United Sri;"S
l;vhhcr Company to-day passed us quar-
i.-l, dIv.Hrnd ~ g. 4 share oT ro'0n'"r
:'"'r t." T"&u'a- quarterly "lN'!"n!
~ prrf"rr"G -''. < was dc, Jared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

The Silent man is frequently both
Wise and dangerous.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-08

TIL. hest prospect. !ooklNE ah""" ~"
years and moro. - fellow who j. prac-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
|REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA HERE
JULY 8-15

The 1921 enga cement Of the Red
path Chautauqua for Paris is sched-
uled for July, beginning on July g,
and continuing through to July Is,
giving seven or eight days of en-
joyable platform novelties and spec
ialties.
The entertainments will be given
under a mammoth tent on the Paris
High School grounds, on Seventh
street, with ample accommodations
for a large attendance. The Red
path people say they will present
during this engagement one of the
best programs they have in stock, one
that will please variety of tastes
In the past the Redpath programs
have been unexcelled.
The arrangements for the event
will be completed at later date
full particulars of which will be Civ.
en- to the public through the columns
of the local press.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR

Apropos of the announcement made
in another column in this issue of
THE NEWS, Mayor E. B. January
has issued the following proclama-
ton calling on the citizens of Paris
to observe "Cleaning-Up-Week" the
week of April 1928:
"City of Paris, KY,
April IL, 1921.
Know all men by these present:
That, whereas cleanup campaigns
have resulted in many advantages
to the city and community, in safe
guarding health, promoting thrift,
in furthering fire prevention, in
stimulating civic pride, and in max
ing home and city beautiful; Now,
therefore,
"Be it known that plans have been
perfected for a thorough cleanup
of our city, and I now proclaim and
designate the week beginning Mon
day, April IS and ending Saturday,
April %, 1921, as Cleanup Week in
the city of Paris, KY. This date to
mark the opening of a real campaign
of persistent and constructive effort
in cleaning up and keeping clean our
city.
81 urge all citizens to have the
trash and rubbish, such as ashes, tin
cans, and all other kinds of rubbish
placed on the streets (but no wood,
papers or limbs, as we will not haul
these away on Monday and Tuesday.
April IS and 10, as our wagons will
begin to haul Wednesday, April 20,
and continue until all such are haul
ed. The wagons will not return for
any such rubbish or trash that is
not on the street when they pass
that way.
II further urge every citizen OF
Paris to do his or her part in helping
to make our city healthy and beau
tiful.
&c. B. JANUARY, Mayor"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
HARDY-EARLE.


A marriage which will prove OF
interest to numerous friends here
was that of ]. Lin Hardy, of Mart
copa, Cali, and Miss Lutte Mae
Earle, of Berry, which took place in
Cincinnati, very recently.
The happy event was celebrated at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B
Thompson, in Cincinnati, the bride
being a sister of Mrs. Thompson.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Miller, Methodist minister OF
Cincinnati. The brides father at
tended the wedding.
Mrs. Hardy is a daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. H. M. Earle, of Berry, and
is a lovely and attractive young wo-
man, who will make worthy help
mate for the man of her choice. Mr.
Hardy, who formerly resided in
Paris, is an excellent young man.
now engaged in the oil business in
California.
The young people will be "At
Home at Maricopa, Cali, after April
lis. They are followed by the best
wishes of their Paris friends, who
trust their lives may be as full OF
brightness and sunshine as is Cali
forna's delightful climate.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
MALE HELP WANTED.

Get busy! Keep busy! Is your
job unsafe?, Is it permanent? You
want a lifelong business. You can
get into such business selling more
than 1877 Watkins Products direct to
farmers if you own an auto or team
or can get one; if you are under SO
and can give bond with personal
sureties. We back you with big sell
ing helps. Fifty-two years in bust
ness, 2O,OO0,O00 users of our pro-
ducts. Write for information where
you can get territory.
]. r. WATKINS CO.,
DEPARTMENT Ill. Winona, MINI.
(6-4tT)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
HEALTH BOARD NOTICE

IT rs HEREBY ORDERED THAT
ALL PREMISES WITHIN THE
CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY
BE PUT IN GOOD SANITARY CON-
DTTION WITHIN THE NEXT TEN
DAYS. THIS ORDER INCLUDES
THE REMOVAL OF RUBBISH OF
ALL KINDS. DO NOT DUMP GAR
BAGE, EITHER ANIMAL OR VEG
ETABLE UPON THE CITY DUMP.
REMOVE ALL HOGS FROM WITH
IN THE CITY. THIS INCLUDES
PIGS.
A. u. KELLER, C. n. o.
(12-4t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
INVESTIGATING DR.. WEBER

The Danville Advocate says that ga
member of the State Board of Health
was in Danville this week investi-
getting the work done there by ]. w.
Weber, the foot specialist. The
question of granting DR.. Weber State
license is up for consideration. DR..
Weber is now located at Paris and
practices in that town, Cynthiana
and Winchester He left Danville
about a year and half ago."
DR.. Weber has not been in Paris
for several weeks. The last heard
from him was to the effect that he
would resume his work here in May.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
, MATRIMONIAL.
% % . . . . . % . .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Carlton Robinson, prominent
young business man of Middlesboro,
O., and Miss Lou Hutchinson, Of near
Little Rock, were married at the par
sonage of the Little Rock Christia
church, Rev. Ward Russell, pastor
of the church, officiating. Immedi-
ately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson left for Middletown,
where they will make their future
home
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
Lost Watch

In Paris between Nineteenth street
and Eighth street, a ladies, gold
wrist watch, Rockland make, link
bracelet; gentleman's photo on inside
of case, and initials IN. B. S. from
H. C.. j." engraved on back. Re-
ward for return to this Office. (1t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
AGENTS WANTED

Something entirely new-sells at
sight. Good profit. Fine opportunity
for church workers. Address, Nc
Mahon Jewelry Co., Columbia, Tenn.
(adv-1t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
Special Sale

PIANOS, PLAYERS AND TALKING
MACHINES
1 Used Organ, $4,000.
l Used Mahogany Upright Piano.
S125.00.
1 Used Mahogany Piano, $4,000.
1 Used Player Piano, $4,000.
1 New Player Piano 100000.
l New Player Piano, $775.00.
Talking Machines, $4,000 and up
Cash or convenient terms may be
arranged We also do tuning and
repairing.
j. II. TEMPLEMAN PIANO CO.,
226, Main ST., Wilson Building
(Upstairs.)
]. B. Gels, Representative.
Cumb. Phone 201.
(tf-T)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
Lost, Strayed or Stolen

From my residence on High street,
Saturday night, Belgian police dog,
puppy, three months old. Finder
return to undersigned and receive
reward.
(12-1D o. L. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
Wanted

Book case in good condition. Cal
Cumberland Phones 55S or 500.
(12-2t)
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-12
IRoNTcN MO- THURSDAY, MAY II, 1921.

al. The Supreme Court denies the
authority of Congress to pass s1ch an
act. Newberry has received no clean
bill of moral health from the Sr'
preme Courts decision, and Lis
gratuitous statement that the "good
name of the State OF Michigan has
been cleared" ii piecs of unctuous,
impertinent nonsense.
The Supreme COURT holds that it is
within the power of the several states
to 'suppress whatever evils may be
Incident to primary or convention"
but should the states fail-as Michi-
gan palpably has failed--Congress is
not impotent. The opinion points out
that as ''each house shall be the judge
of elections, qualifications and return
of it's members, the national Govern
ment ia not without power to protect
itself against corruption, fraud ana
other malign Influences"
The logic OF fsuch reasoning is i'm
peccablc, but Congress, nevertheless,
has seldom mAnifested q disposition
to exercise that right. The ancient
Thaddeus Stevens tradition of pro-
tecting "our own damned rascsls''
is still vigorous and active. The Sem
ate's department in the Newberry
affair is in point. AS long ago al
November 15, 1918, petition was FL
ed in the United States Senate recit'
ing the alleged circumstances anc
conditions OF Newberry's election anc
requesting all investigation. Many
other efforts nave been made. They
have all been in vain. The, Senate
by procrastinstion and inaction, haE
effectually blockaded every attempt
to determine the real character o.
Newoerry's claim to SCAT in thai
body.
So far as the facts go, Newberry''
seat was bought, and the Senate wei
coined into Its fold this bearer O.
tainted credentials.
There is nc power In Congress, &c
cording to the Supreme Court, tt
punish corrupt practices in congress
sional primaries or elections oy law
The moneybag candidate is safe ant
: the door Of Congress is open to tn
corruptionisli, so far as Feoefai la'
, goes.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-12
BIxBY NEWS.
F. P. HILBURN.

Bixby, Missouri, May 2, 1921.
Dear Mr.. Editor:--Not seeing any
items from this point in either Of the
county papers for long time, we have
decided to send you few occasionally,
to be published simultaneously in both
papers and to be strictly nom
partisan; for we do not consider the
political "clap-trap" Of county pa
per of much interest to the average
reader. / want it understood from the
beginning that while / concede you
both the right to censor" any or all
of my contributions that you do not
think ought to be printed, ] want what
is printed put just as / write it as to
composition, spelling, punctuation and
capitals. The reason why / make this
stipulation is that the last items ]
have noticed from Bixby were SO dis
torted that the young man who sent
them had not the courage to try again
Therefore, if commit any errors, lei
the responsibility rest on me.
Prof. ]. r. Day, who recently finish
ed successful term of school in the
Club creek district, has gone to Saint
Louis for the purpose Of completing
course in Browns business college
that he has been pursuing thru cores
pondcnce. Mr.. Day is one Of the dele
gates from this township to the "goo'
roads" convention to be held in Jeffer
son City this month, and will join tn
Iron County delegation as they pas
thru Saint Louis.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Freeman spen
the weekend visiting Mrs. Freeman
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hogan, .
lDillard, Mo.
N Our wide-awake uverseer, W. I
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-12
The Newberry Decision.
lst. Louis post-Ilisnatch.l

tSt. Louis Post-Iispatch.l
The Supreme Court has reversed tho
decision of the Feder:.l court, which
found Trueman 81. N5wberry guilty
of violating the Federal statute limit
ing primary and election expenditures
and sentenced him to two years in
the penitentiary at Le,!venworth, be-
sides assessing fine Of $4,000. The
Judgment is reversed for two -easonE
First, because of errorG lin the lower
courts's instruction, and, second, be-
cause, according to the majority opinf
ion, the Supreme Courl acannot con-
clude that the authority to control
party primaries and conventions for
designating candidates. was bestowed
on Congress-"
The decision, of courie, In nowise
affects the facts establiih he'd in New
berry's election. Outstanding among
those facts is the Affidavit filed by
the treasurer of the Nevberry Tam
paign Committee, which acknowledg
ed that the committee had expended
s176,5ss.os in the prim,ry, notwith
| standing the Federal statute forbid
an expenditure of more than $1,000
In the nomination and el scti5p.
il The fact alone leaves no question a
to the grossly illegal use of money b
his friends in making nIaWberry
Senator, provided the lhederal cor
4 frupt practices act were tslnHtitutiou
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-12
County Court Proceedings.
Monday, May 2, 1921.

Monday, May 2, 1921.
JIM Hawkins. recording four right
OF ways Union township, $3.50.
OF Newman, painting jury room,
s15.
JW BeslI, records and supplies for
courthouse, S53.71.
Lopez StDre 90, wire, nails etc,
county farm, $7.57.
Chas ] Tral, carpenter work az ]sli'
s24.19.
Charles g. Rutherford, legsl services
Union township bonds, $25.
HollomarI Bros, supplies furnished
Mrs Rainea, February and March, $50,
Mrs Fl AtIolph, rent office Highway
engineer, 9 months, s1O.5o.
VIM r Edgar, salary AS probation
officer, 8 months, $50.
John H Keith, salary prosecuting
attorney, & months, $166.67.
Geo D Barnard, 2 ballot boxes and
supplies, S'l4 467.
Hugh Stephens 90, stationery coun-
ty superintendent, SOC.
| G w Hanson, salary 8 months,
S262.5O; tiaveling expenses, $43'25;
postage, 81; postage and supplies to
district clerks, s5.35.
IEW Whitwcrth, supplies courthouse
and Jail, ss45.
Mark Simon, supplies furnished
Mrs Nellie Stevens, S2.65. X.
IE Whitworth, shovels and nails
1926.
| J Arthur Francis, treasurer, salary
$3.50; distributing school money, s46.
81; postage, $3.65.
! Ironton Telephone %, service
| s19.O5.
School fund bond Of John s Ander
son approved.
DIR / A Marshall, professional ser
vices at Jail, $3.50.
W T E.eathley, board of pauperf
$3.50; work on county farm, $3.50.
Add Raese, 8 A McMurtrey, VIZ
Sutton snd W II Blue, allowed $3
each, seiren days services member
Board oil Appeals.
III WD E.endall, 8 dsvs services mem
/. ber Boald of Equalization, $25.
| School fund loan CT 5000 granite
Chss Hillimau on filing satisfactor
y bond.
witnesses before Board of Equaliz
N tior allowed fees as follows: L
J SchnaidN, 81; John McFall, 81; W
: wEiie, ls3; @ E Smith, 90; J Arthl
: Francis So; Daniel Stricklin, o. GI
4 Fink, a4; j B Holloman, $3.50; w
: Fletcher, 81; i L Baldwin, 80; W
& Webb, tb2; .Ab Townsend, $3l0.
IO } AIc3Joll, road money, $50.
w Kendall, 3 months salary
.s highvny engineer, $3.50.
y j Mt Whitworth, supplies furnish
a Mrs Eaulkner, $50 courthouse Al
= jail, ssI75.
III ] Bi Hawkins, salary for Marc
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1921-05-12
sql so; deputy hire, s9l.se repair of

SOL so; deputy hire, $sl,6G repair OF
lock, $l,50.
I'M Hawkins, abstract OF fees col
lected in month of March, s10395.
IRON COUNTY REGISTER, publishing
financial statement, 1876; stationery,
S109. so.
Perry Sutton, road money, 5000
Joe Selinger, road money, 5000.
JIM Hawkins, abstract of fees col
lected in April, s110.35.
J M Hawkins, salary for APRIL
500. 65; deputy hire, S65.
John Marshall, waiting on circuit
court, etc, $4,000.
w d Kendall appointed highway
engineer for a term of one year.
| Bond fixed at 1000.
J M Hawkins, expense account
April term of circuit court, $41.o5.
School fund mortgage of Allan
Brown and Henry White ordered
satisfied.
Annual report OF County Highway
Board filed, examined and approved.
| Bank Of Des Arc, account Des Arc
Brunot road project, si24.16.
! Order OF sale school fund mortgage
OF VIM Keathley and f. Goff.
A Ms vickery, two pup wolf scalps
s6.
Add Reese, county judge, one dal
81; VIM sutton, same, $3.50; 5 A Nc
Mnrtrey, same, $3.50.
John / Marshall, waiting on count
court one day, $3.
Pure Linseed OIL and Turpentines
s1.25 gallon. Special low price Q
i've gallons or more.
LoPl.z STORE Go.