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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
fxrlpuft,.

&erbeptllin9slobet eiber Sen al
&omiteen bebta9ne Gorm Benilli1:
ger til ct famlet 8eleb al 1913 Mil.
Iioner Collars, bbilfet er en- @ebuf.
ton af 62 @illioner Dollars fra
Bebillingerne for in6eberen6e Mar
og en- 8eifiering df ober &alpparten
fra 6e al &rigs6eparteme11tet Iebere.
6e 0berilag, Ser beleb fig til 600
Millioner Dollars. Sen melt 6ral iii,
tie af 8efieringerne er 6en, Ser bill
6e forrnin6ife 9lntallet al cibile
5unftionerer / &rigs6epartemet1tet
og 6laa6e6eparte1nentet meo on1trent
Salbparten, bborbe6 fra 10000 til
$4,000 &erioner bil6e faa Mfffe6 fra
6eres Stillinger. Nelten alt 8Dgges
arbei6e bil6e blibe itrgget. &rigs6e=
partemertet moa for at bol6e fig 8il=
lens @eftennelier efterrettelig ifille
fig meo min6it @albparten af Mrme=
ems 11nbere116e 2eirbpgninger.
@9ren ifal bore paa bare 1907
600 Mano, og Gornlan6en for Sen
l1noerfomite, Ser u6arbei6e6e 2o=
ben, erflerer, at bette er / Oberens=
iteu1melie me6 &enitilling fra bor-
oepoe &raii6ent Sar6ing. Sen nu=
perenoe @tgrrelie al 2lrmeen er
213,0Q0 Mano, 1ne6ens 175,OOO
bleb iat iom @rGnien be6 en- Melo,
luton, Ser nplig be6toges af baa6e
Senatet % &uiet. Gorn1an6 sln-
tbonD fortaller mi, at ban nplig bop
6e en- @aa6Ia9ning meo Scr. &ar=
6ing i @arton, og at oenne ba fore.
Tog 10000 iom ct pasie11oe Mari.
1111n1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
8ergbon.

@rober .8erg6ou, Sen al en- rig
8rpgger / @bila6elpbia, ,,nhoroq Jig
l16ifribningen og flpgte6e. men blcu
arreiteret @ooerens Siem SSanuar
1920. &an bleb 6en1t til 5 slars
@troforbei6e fom 9eierter og be-
gpnote slfiontngen al @traffen ben
80. Marts / Gior. Sen 20. Mai
bleb ban tilla6t at reiie til lit @iem
philadelphia UNDER @aaif,16 af, at
ban snife6e at fin6e' $t50,000 /
@ul6, iom ban bob6e ifiult Marp=
lan6, meoens bon bar 6lpgtning.
Sen f6l9en6e Sag for1oo ban fit
&iem og figrte bort en- 9lrtonobil
1te6 fin @bauffpr Siaac Sfecber.
|@enere blen oct fortalt, at en- Mmeri=
faner bab6e facet ba1n arreIteret /
&oblen5, Tpiflano, men &rigSoepar<
ten1entet erflereoe, at 6et lite bab6e
nogen 8efreftelie paa bette eller
poa, at 8ergooll bar &piflan6.
gu oiier 6et Jig bog, at ban er
Ser. st Soripg bleb nplig giort paa
at bortfgre bam og Stecber af fem
Mero en- slutomobil, bboraf to bar
anterifanife Sfficerer og en- en- ame=
rifanff Sergeant, beretter "@bers=
bacber 3eitung". 8ergooll blep
figrt til Sernbaneitationen for at
no6tage 8rpllupsgielter, 90 bans
@uton1obi1 blep omri,1get og ban og
2eoiagere opfor6ret til at obergipe
fig. 9e foriggte at flpgte og Ell al
Mmerifanerne 1fie6 og 1aareoe en-
tplf Sen al 8ergoou beire &aan6.
@olitiet troppeoe op og oe fem Meno
flpgteoe, men oe to 9fficerer al set
benmelige &oliti og en- a11oen al oe
fem bleb arreiteret ienere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
6msarbeibe ! 6ppebitaben.

S mango @la6e leier man / 6enne
SID fMgen6e eller noget ligne116e,
iom hi 1a6er pasiere til e11bber al
t9l1fe ober.
6a1nilier, iom Mnle6ning of STE.
gieringsfiftet Sen 4. W1orts mao
flptte til @aibington, bill, berettes
6erfra, fin6e set meget banifeligt, on
iffe fu1oiten6ig un1uligt at 1fofff
| Zig ben fornaone @ielp til @usar:
bei6et.
| &bi6e Eieneltepiger ct life at fac
for nogen Bris. @elb al Megerfbins
ser er set faa, iom er billig eller
ififfet til at antage iaa6anne Gtils
ltnger, og oe faa, man tan faa fa1
paa, tan man lite bore filter paa al
bebol6e Iengere Eio emo / &aioe,1
nogle faa Tiger.
@en for f6rite Gang / &obe6ita:
oens &iitorie ipeer flere @enf
&1aoie iom 8utlers og almin6eligf
&ienere, ia iom &offe, en6 6er e1
8rug for. grfarre Men6, @egere
iom &bi6e, fan me6 2etbe6 faos al
enbber, iom er btllie til at betale
ben &ris, iom forlanges.
Sen alminoelige 2en for mon0:
lige &offe, forte eller bbioe, barrie.
rer fra $75 til 1926 ON @aoneoer
og for fbin6elige &offe fra $50 til
$75.
2gnnen for monblige Eienere e1
$50 og opober og for &ieneitept9er
$40 og opober, for 8arnepiger, ON
iaa6anne / set bele tqget fan faos,
fra $50 til $50 og for @ubernanter
optil $500 ON Maane6en.
Sen min6ite 2en for en- bbi6 8ut-
Ter er $75 og for en- geeger $50 pr.
Maane6. &bi6e @bauffe1rer for
LANCER $100 Maane6en, meoens See
gercbauffe1rer fan faos for fra $50
til $75. Gn bbio &ustiener foas
for gienneminitlig $50 og en- See
gertiener for o1ntrent $50 om Maa=
ne6en.
@n 11ng bbi6 @ige, io1n bob0e af=
cepteret en- @ttlling iom Gienelt
pige bos @rs. DeueD, 6en ber6nte
Monirals G11fe, ben6te i11i6lerti1
lan1me Sag tilbage til employment.
fontoret, bbor FUN mel6te fra, al
bum life troe6e, bun bil6e life @lao.
len. Sun baboe lite itaniet lenge
NOT til engang at tage @atten al fig,
@n anoen ung bbio 8ige afilog et
Tilbuo fra Mers. Son,es McDonal6
ON $50 Maane6en og en- Sur til
europa ian1men me6 Samilien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Min6re @er6i.

@inneiotas 6arntere fit 250,000,=
900 Dollars mi116re for 6eres 1920
&oling emo for 1919<Mblingen til
Eto6s for, at @ro6uftionsfoitenoet
bar iteget II @rocent. Re6gangen
/ &riierne paa 6arnrprooufter bar
iaa burttg, at Eotalber6ien al 10
Mblinger baleret paa @rtierne /. Sc.
cenber 1920 bar bare $265,552,00O
mob $459, 100000 /. December
1919. @ornablingernes giennen1-
initlige @er6i pr. Mcre 1920 bar
longt 11n6er @ienneminittet / oe fore
gaaenoe fem @ar. &artofler og &e
bragte gienneminitlig li6t bpiere
@riier / 1920 ianmenlignet neo
@ienneminittet 6e foregaae116e fem
Mor. &er6ie11 al Mais pr. Mcre
1920 bar gienneninitltg 1912,
meoens ben 1919 bor gienneninit=
Zig $4,000. &artofler naae6e / 1919
Ell &eforober6i pr. 9lcre af $133,
me6ens 1920 bette @ienneml11it
fal6t til $76. @er6ie11 pr. Mcre al
8aarbbe6e bar 1920 $12:35, me-
bens 6en / 1919 bar 1926.
g&en Garmerne maatte giennem=
initlig beta1e 1880 mere pr. Maa=
neo for Sarn1arbei6ere 1920 eno
1919, Ser blep 6ior gienne1ninit=
Zig ~betalt $67 pr. Maane6, n1eoens
Ser / 1919 betaltes $59.70.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Mesre1,e rDffer ,1oropaa.

@lebelan6, s., bar MI en- 9eeger=
befolfning paa 34,474, bbilfet er en-
6orpgelie bet ii6lte Eiaor al 26,026
eller 308, 8,1>@roce11t. Sen bbi6e 8e=
foIfring ser teller 762,OO5, en- sSor=
gge1fe al 210,090 eller 1871 @roce11t.
@orfolf, @a., bar en- geegerbefolfning
af 43,477 og 72,243 bbi6e, bbilfet
.er en- 6orbdielie af 6e fdrite paa 49,
338 eller 1872 &rocent og al 6e ii6ite
paa 29,890 eller 70,6 &roce11t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Gbenif 8alqrefur,1t.

8egge @igs6agens &an1re bor
me6 itore Maioriteter be6taget
Mmen6eme11ter til ben ipenife @r,1n6.
LOB, Der u6bi6er Stenmeretten
&igs6agsbale til baa6e @eno oq
&bin6er uanieet sSsn6ifre1fningerne
meo &eniDn til 8etali,1g al @fatter
&bin6er bliber balgbare til begge
&o1nre, Ser bill blipe en- enfelt 8olg-
oag ober bele 2an6et og gfigs6agen
bil berefter beige fine egne @1nbeos=
memo. &i6ligere bab6e &ongen set
&ribilegium at uonebne @igs6agens
&r9iioenter og @iceprGii6enter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
@enatbr &nnte 9eelion ont Mfbab-
ming.

utWY.
&e6 ct Mgoe, ion1 SD6 Mnneapo
liz Mfbolosforening bol6t, blep 6e1
enitemmig beIluttet at ien6e fglge11bl
&eIolution til @enotor @1u1te geel.
ion: vSil be 6oreneoe @faters @e.
not: Soet Ri oprtetig taffer ben ere,
oe 5oriamling for at babe iten1t for
at begrenie bor 9lrmes @tprfe til
10000 Man6, beber hi, 5D6 Mein=
1eapolis Mfbol6sforening, @enatet
-paa oct in6iten6igite ON at giere no
get for at fomn1e til en Sberensfon111
1ne6 6e anore Stormagter ON at be:
grenie @ebningen fom ct britt beti=
1neligt 6fri6t ben rt9tige &etning. "
@enator 9eeliou fbare6e 81. a.:
Ser er ir1gen 8bibl ON, at ri bl1roe
gibre alt ri Tan for at frenrme al.
minoelig Mfpabning ! alle .geroens
Nattoner."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
An1prtka,
@ietor 8. &ergers % fleres @ag.

@ietor 8. &ergers % Feres Gag.
Oon1t1er 2an6is Chicago ioe111te
Socialiiten @ictor 8. 8erger og 4
andre fra 10 til 20 Mars @traf for
Sbertreoelie al Spioneriloben. ge1'
bar Saielteret imi6lertto erfleret, al
Dommer 2an6is bar irbabil til al
bgmne i Sager, for6t ban bor por=
tiff. 9f 6enne &ien6elie n1aa MI
felge, at 6e 5 Men6 ifal babe oeres
Sag for en- ny @et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
9pbsitraffens @ieninbfbrelie i
6. 9Qfpta.

Ser bleb itrafs beb 2egislatl1rens
garnmentre6en fremiat 6orilag ON
at gienin6fere 9e6sltraf, men pe6:
fon1men1e @enatsfonite bar iffe
funoet fig befgiet til at anbefale bets
@eotagelie. 9a iaa Sori1aget tom
op til 8ebanoling / @enatet bleb Del
efter en- tort men beftig Sr6ltrio for.
foItet me6 Is mob II 5tentn1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Gn Million til @oiebnb= Snbianerne


Ser gipres al &egieringsbetie
6e iibite 6oranitaltninger til at nb=
belle en- Million Dollars blarot
Siourinoianerne paa @oiebu6 @eier-
batione,1 bbilfe @enge ubgibr bbab
@egieringen ffpI6er 6isie @e6bu6er
for set 2ano, ion1 MI u6gigr Eripp
County, g. 9. Ser figes at billie
tiIfaloe bber @iourin6ia1rer paa SO.
iebuo, Mano og &bin6e, l.1tg eller
gmnmel, ontrert $3.50. Ser er
giort fpeeielle Toranjta til
lat beffDtte 8p6buoerne moo OLE
|SIags 8e1ragere, Der l1oen GbibI bill
inofinoe fig iaafnart oenne @tgoon
'er uboelt,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
@ienoptagelie af Mrbeibet.

Melten alle @eberterne &booe
Sslano og Salt Riper=Diitrifterne
bar gienoptaget 9riften. S geortb
og Soutb Carolina bar 700 8on1=
nlosfabrifter paonD begpnot @irf=
1on1be0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Sn6tar,er,,e

i Ontegne,1 al Gomob, gis., bar laet
fig efter &urbfletning, og Sc ifal
bore meget fli11fe. De el6re Snoia=
mere bar 6rebet paa meo bette / nogle
Mar, og nu bol6er 6e pt1gre paa at
Iere ,&un1ten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04

Gfs-Minifter Gsans @nitrn bpb.
Mrs. Ma1rice 5roncis Cyan,
&uitru til BEN ti6ltgere a1nerifanife
Minilter til 9onmarf, er 6go al
2ungebet9n6elfe / lin Gbtgerign g.
81. 0'&etllps Siem 8rooflpn. Mrs.
@gan bor ti6ltgere @iis &atbarine
Nullin al Ybtla6elpbia.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
414 Belsberf-Far1,te

ifal 6er fin6es / Canada, oeraf lite
ferre e1i6 294 paa @rtns @otporos
9en. Sfplge ben al Set itattihife
&ontor afeibne Beretning for 1919
bar Sn6tegten al oenne Sn6uitri /
bette Mar $3,968,561. Haa beo=
fommenoe Garme fan6tes Ser 6,433
Sglbr9be.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
Tyaklanh htnhes.

Sen pietigite af Be @ager, ion1
.6et eperite &aa6" forbanole6e og
afgioroe / &aris ! ii6fe uge, bar
@pergsmaalet ON Stgrrelien og
8etalingen af Ben Gum, ion1 Epff=
lon6 fal betale Sc slllterebe. Sranf=
rig og england (8rtan6 og 2lopo
George begDn6te 6orbonolingen,
meget ue1tige, ioet oen ferite iatte Jig
iterH in1o6 at faitTaa @l,n1mens
Sterrelie. Set ipnes, iom man /
6ra1,frig enifer at bo1oe Gpiflano /
ebietparenoe slfbangigbeo. 2lopo
George 6erino6 forla11gte abfolut
Gaitiettelien af Belpbet, Ser bar
unber @poets 6orlbb a6ifillig Sare
for, at set ful6e Britt mellem oe to-.
Men - ielbfelgelig fan man iige =
funoe Be lite 1aoe BET fonnn,e oertil; !;
De maatte 1pbben6ig enes. 9g @ng=
LAMB ieireoe, / bbert Golo pote iet,
fornlelt, ioet Sfabeseritot1ingen bleb
fat til 56,OOO;0OO,0O0 Dollors =
Sc 8illioner, iom ifal betales / 2ebet
af AZ @ar, og Gifferbe6en for 8e=
tulineen ifa1 tages i Ell 1920 l16=
fprielsafgift for tpife &arer. g&u
n1ener mango imi6lerti6, at bette er
en- 8proe, fon TDiflan6 ilet lite tan
bore, iaa at Sen @irfeligbeoen lite
er be6re, men inarere berre ems
Granfrigs Sor6ringer, og at BET Der
for er ct itort @pprgsmaal, ON Sc
Mlliereoe life ipen6er 8uen .iaa
baarot> at Sen bil brittle, ON 6e life
- Jet fra Gpnspunftet al 6eres egen
Boroel - bil6e babe banolet flogere
at fare len1peligere frem moo Spit=
la116 beo f11n at for6re, bba6 6e tir=
felig fr11be i1166rtbe, Ste6en for at
for6re mere og oerbeo rilifere ienere
at n1aatte rebioere og rette fig efter
&piflan6.
Spao Sen tpife Megieri1g bil ipare
pua &rnbene, beb man lite; men
vBerliner 3ageblatt" bor allere6e
1,otolt fig afbiie11oe, ia tro6iigt og
baanligt:
vBariierfonferenlen bar .forn1et
fig ion en- Slot Spiumsregere, Ser
eipgler n1e6 8illioner paa fan11ne
Mua6e, iom Srie11talerne tror at
pere / Haraois, naar be rpger Opt
INN. 6or &pitlanb beffer &onfe=
renlens &anoling fun Sorun6ring.
Deriom oisie Grenrn1ere os bill fin
De benz, Ser er billige til at betale,
,noa oe fonune reo fra Sfperne og
fgtte oeres Ge6ber paa Sor6en
igien."
2on6o,1bla6ene beban6ler Boriier-
Operensfomiten paa beiit forifiellig
@aa6e. ~Dailp Urpreis" u6taler
&pipl ON, bborbiot &pflano bill bore
i Sfano til at betole, og flyer, at
~oerio1n Betaling Tan aftbinges 9Dif=
la,1o, bliper BET / en- Gorn1, fonn bill
ffo6e &re6itorerne mere, emo BET bill
gabne 6em." ~Dailp telegraph"
oeriu,96 flyer, at Gpiflano gobt tan
betale, bpis set bill, men at oct ia1o-
fpnliepis ifte bill giere set unbtagen
UNDER itre1g &pan9.
@a16ipnlig bil &piflano forene:
fig me6 &uslan6, bpis oct presies
for baor6t. Sg ton set en- @ang,
bill set 10 itfe betenfe fig paa at
fnuie 5rartfrig Diplomaterne ipil<'
Ter beit.
@enatbr &nnte Melion ont Mfbeb<
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
plbninQel1.

Ser bar en- &beoebebol6ning af
$40, 600 900 8ufbels ! Sc Soreneoe
st1ter ben I ssonuar. Sor ct Mar
ifiioe1t pnr oer en- 8eboI oIonit1g af ill.,
O00, 600 81fbela
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04
8ritiife Mrbeibere taller om birefte
Mftion.

Spgrgsmaalet, ON Sc BRITTLE 9(r=
bei6ere ifal ifri6e til 6irefte Mftion
6orbinoeffe 1neo slrbeioslpsbeoe1,
fom / Sorgrun6en poa Mrbeioerpor=
tiets og 6agfore11ingernes 2anosn1g=
6e. S. $. Ebomas, Sefreter for
National Union Of &ailmap 0fe11,
iagoe, at bbis &egieringen life af-
ceptereoe Mrbei6ernes Sorllag, bil5e
Spergsn1ualet ON 6irefte Mft;on bli=
be 6reftet og en- 8elntning Deron
fattet oe,1 %. 6eb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-02-04

Manee Menneifer foritaar iig
go6t paa at erbberbe &enge og at
borteore Dem, men faa foritaar at
eipe Dem ,.o paa e,. fornuftie Naa0e.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
ARR ANGRMENTs COMPLETED
FOR PREDONIA FAIR

Arrangements have been complet
ed for the largest exhibit ever held
ln ihe history u the freJonla Val
ley siosk shou shilh b u b. held
Saturday. Osiotef q. There will b,
rings fof broad mares. colts and
mules n all ares. saddle and harnez,
hafsss. cattle and hora and farm
prodnria. Tho committee announos.
that ever one ls invited 30 oampeis
in ths exhibits
Tho fredonla liieh Sshool and
iis f,airous plan D. ssrss . dinner for
ihs benefit u h. Pair visitors. ths
procscih n which uil 30 q ths
sehbol fund A delicious meal con.
fistiug u all god sdihlss uili b.
SERVED that day
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
City School Board
Buvs Property

The City School Board bought IN,
s. NJ jenkins property on West Wal.
ker Street Tuesday and will convert
Che residence into a new high school
building. The consideration was SIS
600 and possession a. b. given hi
thirty days
The location is an IDEAL ono for q
school as there h land for q large
shady eamrus beautifully ,oilsd with
blue grass and we'll drained. There
BE- an ample supply n the scry best
water sufficient 10 supply both schools
The building b. a three story bri.i
With a large concrete basement With
some ~ The partitions taken out. Il
VIII make an IDEAL building with
alHicieni room for many ysau.
The building is in splendid repair
and The location IL within q few
blocks u lhe graded school
ii b The plan N ihs beard 10 have
CO. building ready fof the hirh ashool
in move into hy ihs first n ihs year
The Press VOTES thanls a. the
hoard with both hands un Tho pa.
iruna u the school uill certainly b.
plsassd with ihe deal
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
RAIL srRIKE CALLED

a nation wide rail strike that
threatens % dc up rail transporia.
ton completely in forty.iwo states
has been called By the hvs blk Broth,
erhoo,is. numbering 100000 employ
ees. The strike is in protest against
the y percent reduction In wages or,
defcd By the Railway lAbor, Board
and effective July 1. 1921. The date
set Tor the strike on the diiIcreni
roads are FROM October 30 10 Noycm.
Der 8.
President Harding has the siiua.
ton under consideration and Wash.
lnrion dispatches declare that onl,
executive inlcrfsrenc, can avert ihe
strike. Postmaster General Hay.
states that. Notwithstanding the strik.
the mails vill BE- moved.
A hugc army of motor trucks b
being assembled "a move neccssar,
freight In the event that the strike
maicrialircs.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
Basketball

Marion High School lost 70 Grove
Center at basketball last Saturday
by the score Of ~ 10 20. A. the
score indicates the game wns fought
on almost even terms. The local
girls probably faced the strongest
team they will play this year, Grove
Center having already defeated Nor.
garfield. The lineup Tor Marion was
Moore and Doss, forwards; Lowry.
center; Hughes and Brchheld, guards.
Few Marionites know the real
worth ~ our girls basketball team.
The members Of the team have play.
ed together long enough 10 have de-.
yeoped teamwork b. iis highest
point and they play hardest when the
odds against them are greatest. They
fight every minute of the game and
play one hundred percent clean has
ketball which is a. much a. could be-
required u any team Of athletes.
The home folks ~ out 70 Cooks
Park believing that the main event
viii be- the football game that fol-
lows the basketball game but they
decide unanimously At the end of the
basketball game that the have al.
ready received their moneys worth.
IN the four games q this season
the Blue and White have scored i6s
paints 30 their opponents a..
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
FACULTY PLAY

The three act PLAY IAN on Account
of Polly" given by the faculty oi
Marion City Schools was an eniir,
sucecss fom both financial and en-.
ieriaiumcni sundpoints. The uckel
Office was rushed even an hour be-.
fore the door werc opened and 4
traffic cop was needed IN the corri.
dor leading 10 the auditorium. Eycry
seat IN the house was hlled and man,
were standing.
From the time the curtain rose on
The frat aet until L zen on the last
scene the audicner was svaycd B,
the dramatic ability of ihe players
The heroine. Polly. was ably playel
hy Mlss Lena Holirelaw. who alss
dirccicd che production. John \
Brown took the part Of the LEADING
man and made a favorable impfcs
sion on the audience. Miss Eihc
Hard played the role Of Mrs. Beyer
hey and her Interpretation of this rol,
was q great delight 10 the audience
However the star characters of IN,
production were "possum" Travis an,
"friday" Belt who pulled curtains
The audience went away after IN,
play was over well satisfied with
the feeling of an evening well spent
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
CONFERENCE MEETS HIRE

The Henderson District Confcrenc,
of kpworth Leagues will be- held Al
Marion Friday and Saturday. Ocio.
bcr p and - A number n Lacquer,
from the different league. of the dis
trict vill be- present and a very prof
liable meeting j. expected. The meet.
INK will b. presided over by Mis-.
frances Cooper of Smith Mills. SEE.
retary of the Henderson District
The Rss. W J. Mluday ~ Louis.
vile. President u the Iouis,ille Con
ference of Leagues will b. present
during the entire session and will DE-.
liver an address Friday evening al
seven O'Clock on the subjcci. "Knou
Christ The public d cordially IN.
yiied 20 attend al these meetings and
a very special invitation has been is-
sued 10 an the young people u n,
town and county.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
ELISHA N. DuvALL

AR r. A. puyan died Al hls home
.un CLARK Streei, this city. Saturday
ociober i5. lle was go years Old
and had lived In thi. county since
birth his rrmnins wcrc buried In
the Old family ,cmciery near Rep,ou
on Sunday. Rev. ". ?. Mcmncy
conducted the funeral
Ne lived on bis farm uutu a few
years ago he moved to Marion. II,
was married twice. The first tim,
was io Miss Sarah lowery. TO lhi.
union three children were born, ].
W. Mary r.. and Hattie. llis Sc.
ond marriage was 10 Mrs. lohnni,
Haynes, who survives him. His two
brothers. U. G. and W. s. were Al
the funeral.
Mr.. Duvall was a eood citlzcn ans
had many friends. Ne professed re
ligion early In life and united with
the Baptist church and lived an ac
ceptable member.
Tho Press exlends condolence %
1.-THE bcrsavcd ones.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
Farm Bureau News
ToIu IunIar Plr cIab SHOW

Last saturday the Junior Agrieul-
tural Club members Of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank brought IN their
pigs 10 Tolu and held an exhibition.
These were the piKa that were put
out last May 10 boys interested In
learning better methods IN swine
growing. MANY were the exclama-
tions of surprise from those who saw
the pigs last spring and those who
saw them Saturday. The boys have
grown some excellent s0wn.
A poultry eulling demonstration
was held In the morning by the Coun-
~ Agent AZ the show lot. Immediate
ly after dinner the pigs wore judged
By T. .. Fitzpatrick, District Agent.
and the prizes awarded. First place
went 10 C. Hardesty. 2nd TO Garland
Griffin, third 10 Denril Boyd and
fourth 70 Raymond Williams. The
Judge took considerable time ln max.
INK his decisions due 10 L being bas-
ed on three points. best pig exhibit,
90; best record book. 20; cheapest
gains 20. The record books showed
the cost Of feed 10 range from $50
10 si5.29 on the various SOW pirs.
Record keeping and cost accounts are
kept IN al junior club work a. that
y important.
Mr. =. J. Fitzpatrick delivered q
very interesting address on ''rhe val.
ue q Live Stock Farming" 10 the
crowd on the show lot
The Tolu Bank plans on enlarging
the Junior Club WORK next year 70
include five lines for the Junior
farmers to take IN; Baby Besf. Corn.
Poultry. Sheep and Swine growing.
All farm children between 10 and ~
year of age living near Tolu and
Interested In any of the above are
urged 70 see either Mr. Grimes or
NJ. Spencer about next year. prob
ect work.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
Lyceum Course

The hist number of the Lyceum
Course will be- given AZ the School
Auditorium on Friday evening Oc.
lober 2sth. The Qualen Concert
Company will giye the first program
and q ls certain 10 be- a great pro-
gram.
The school under the leadership u
The present Senior class arranged
with the Gait Lycsum Burean Of
Cleveland for this Eve number course.
Every number h of the best IN H.
line and u backed by one of the
largest bureaus IN the world.
Schedule' October p. The Qualen
Comedy, musical number, November
d. Crathweil, lecturer; Jan. i6. The
AInsworth Companyi Jan. "a. The
Delmar Quartet. February, Heurq
and Company. magician
The senior Class IL dolng iis best
% bring this high class entertain.
meni a. you and asks your support
They have decided to make the priee
II tickets reasonable - that all may
attend. season tiekets are on sale BY
ihe senior Class a. the following
prices School ticket. ti.O0; Adult
ticket t2o0. general admission Is and
- cents Reserved seats % those
who hold season tickets. These iie.
ken are co. the entire schedule u
Eve entertainments and sntiile the
holder to = reserved seat
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21
FoR sALE

one house and BOT in Blaekhrd.
iolr npom house t~o porehes. good
veil n water. rood barn and oui
iu.'dinu terms reasonable
MRS % n CRISP. nla1kfori. ~,
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21

Mrs. r. A. Enosh. of the Hebron
section, sold over si0o worth Of 10.
matoea from a crup she rrew In her
garden. She also has a eannery and
cans quite a lot u vegetables Tor
home use a. well a. for the market.
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-21

NJ. James Henry returned Nor.
DAY from an extended visit N
Oklahoma.