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MRS n l. MUM

Mrs Bertha Kames Num- was
born March Is. 1865 Her parents
were Rev George n Perkins and
Mrs Perkins M Perkins was n
minister IN the Presbyterian Church
u S. A He also spent a portion
u his time IN teaching She profes.
SEED faith Ia Christ and joined the
Presbyterian Church in Marion IN her
girlhood days She was married 10
Dir u / Num- on October ~.
lss2 Maurie Num-. their only
child Is the worthy fruitage Of this
happy marital relation She leaves
one brother and two sisters living
A. "a young lady she was fair and
winsome She possessed the modesty
and refinement s0 characteristic Of
true woman and set that frankness
and freeneas which made her At
home and a delight in any social
circle She was noble and generous
boz her nature, q splendid nelghbor
and true friend bon every time u
need
She wa. true and noble wife.
faithful Boo 900 her marital relations
such wife o. the one so beauil
fully de.ineatrd Boo the 3lst chapter
.of ruyerb. She was a splendid
mother aderiona'e devoted and deep.
ly interested boz every feature u her
dear sons welfare
She vas o. true church member and
earnestly devoted a. every interest
pertaining to tho extension N the W.
d'emsr kingdom
Her Christian ufs was o. model ~
excellence She bad that supreme
sr.f control which aIi such lustef
IN beauty tu the true Christian lie
for the la.i fifteen year N her
Iif, she was never known o. be- out
III humor With that rompoaure Of
mind that tranquility u thought
that only comes t1 one by The grace
of God shr would nlt lhsr herself
o. come ruf.ed or angry Egey
might before retiring she knsli by her
"a iie ani offered her ds,luona
Co Good The cluster " Chr1an
grace wa fully rope and ths sickle
was thrust Boo and sh, wa rcapcd
for r.oD 90, tar ~ her lifr has
sei. tut % has risen in rIoD With
"a dladem ~ Immortality upon boz
hruw
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EAST MARION

thaf'. s.. th, son ~ T. A
paufhifey n very 900 ths vcrk
ST. Allen ur'ri and hiil, sau.
uf rom are visiting boz parents and
attending the meriinr
Mln Tfuslr Wiring. ut1 has been
visiting MIs Lucille Paris ha. return
"a u bcr homt u Salem
M.ss Nina Henry IT pysushuW
has been visiting friends iu ibis SCI
ton and attending the meeting
Mr and Mr. O. Lynch and dauFh
Ger " Smrris arr visiting frisnds
and relative herr
Miss Grace pcrdcv Of paducah b.
visiting Miss Irene naurhtrr,
Miss Mildred Jennings u Crayne
spent Monday with Mr. l. NJ
llughys
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J b Young Of the Meyico see.
ton was In town Monday
A brush arbor has been erected in
Mexico and Rev Lilly ~ Fredonip
b holding an open air meeting
a A Deboe " Sugar Grove Vas
Ia Marion Wednesday
Mrs Sam Gugenheim wa operat
ed on last week for appendicitis and
Is doing well
I J Mcconnell. via has been
~ b better
Mu N Lamb " Tribune was
In Marion Wednesday
Dr. Mcconnell Of Providence was
in The city Monday
" l. Kennedy " Lola wa In
Marion this week in interest Of his
candidacy Tor State senator
Rev o N Capshhw u Tolu pass
ed thru Marion last week enroute a.
Nayerly where be- BE- assisting Rev
" , HoRard in a meeting
MiH Ruby GahaFen. Who has been
attending the Institute here returned
b. her home in Weston last weei
Perry Travis. who has been boz
Florida flr che past lev months BE-
turned to Marion Tuesday
Auda CLARK u this city accom-.
panied be- mother Mu Dorsey
CLARK o. hospital Boz Evansville
Wednesday
The Rev james . Pro, preach
day night
III 40 Lisman last SUNDAY and Sun
Mr and Mu A u McNeely and
NJ and Mu Clifton McNesly u
Louisville motorsd thru a. Marion
and sere guests N NJ and SIR
. A IuFhss this week
Mr. on Terry and Mr. skinner
n sturgis visited 81 and Mu j
A Hughss THE week
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FRANCES

NJ Elmer Parish and family and
Mr. Martha Parish visited Mu ~
ola nuller Thursday
Mr. Mag Perkins and Ms Anna
Tcrr visited Mt J " Brown last
Thursday
Mf Walter Brown and family vs.
ted ST. Gordon Matthew Sunday
Mr Walter Brown and family VS..
tied Mr Gordon Matthew Sunday
Mr Jim Matthew and wife visited
Mu Martha Parish Monday
Ida and Nellie Known were in
Funcrs Monday
ST. Rich Crayne and family visit
I'd Me- Hurley ShsdoWens Sunday
Mr J a. Brown and brother wcnl
10 Frcdouia Saturday
Mr. james Matthews and wife yis
tied his sister. Mrs ] " hmwr
Monday and Tuesday
Born ~ Mr aud Mr. Percy Brash
ier on july iih. a tine baby rirl
Mr. Floyd Brown aud tWo LITTLE
girls. Eula and Pearl visited Mir J
W Brown Sunday
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Several from hsr, spent the fourth
in Tolu
ON account u such small attend.
anc, SUNDAY s haaI tls been dismiss
81 a. ihn r.a.s i.f 10 ahlr
Vernon llodr, Mari, Moor, roth.
60 and brother went to To.u ths ith
John CLARK B. helping paint tb,
Hurricane church ihIs week
Mu Chafii, n,it b. trB II
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15
GLENDALE

luthsr Hurhs. BE- Boz radusah Tor
a fcv SEEKS having be- spine treated
NJ Ns.lr iloIhmau b. very sick
a. this writing
Dr. puskili was called MondaY o.
se, Mn Alvin Walker Who has been
quite 100
lrvns kirk b improving slouly
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FOR SALE

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Rosi,lar, Lead a Fluor Spar Min.
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County Agent John x spsncer
q n Gumbsu and Miss nellie Bigra
u Tennessee. who BE- visiting her si.
ter Mr. hshe Boswell. motorsd %
Ioiu Sunday
Ths Marou Hardware A Grocery
Building b. nearing completion The
briek aofk b. finished Tho second
tiory has been foorsd and he con
crete vork Boz ths bower story b.
hearty oumplsiei
Ray iianaD ~ Carsd va in The
city lat Monday
X q Tenn u Psducah arrived
10 ths ,iiJ Monday
iss Marss u Evansville spent he
~ssi end n Marion
lawson rans formerly ~ ihr diy
passed ihu Monday sHrouts o. Pro,
idsn1s shsrs be- has secured q poi
tion
Mlu furabsth Carter " Msyhsd
l. visiting friends and relatives Boz
Mauon thr uesk
Mu n WlffiHs left for
tup o. lhfatsthtaun ani Mammoth
Cave a.f secs
tanahar Bro and Mcdonald
have uHlfi n a. one ~ ths nev
ftofe noms ~ tts frst.s Bold
ihr thai have BEEN jest completed
on Man street
ur . o CIshust shs formerly
tsi hs ORE boz the Pres Building
hss moved o. ths se.ani siarl ~ .hs
bee irst.r hlIli.nE
Paul D0uars ~ neaf lola paced
ttm Maroon Monday after having
p.t,tsi game AZ uufian Gostars
pitched Or Cufion and son against
Hoplin.uHs
Allie Hurtr and Mr and Mu
Calvin Dar.sy esIr m Marion Inds,
There slI b. ro pr,alh.nr ~ ths
Nsihaii.i ,taf.h ussi SUNDAY Rr
Dillon be- faus o. H.irrHtils
q Andersen ~ Oklahoma sho
hst been visiting ihs family ~ Geo
hsaIi .,ft Saturday Coz h. home
PIT Hall q To'u vas in ths cts
Tharadif ~ asi ursk
NJ " o. Odvay Miss Della
hlfham Misses Vera urtway Chris
uns MlUatln and ian isnniura II
Cuyus srrr n ths cts Thursday
Mns Stella Simptins ~ Fanfss
attended che Institute Thursday
Mr and Mr n Ome and
Mnsss Virginia Guess and Margaret
Oms moior,d o. Union county lat
FRIDAY
piuf PRANK Nevrum wa in Ma
tion last scyk attending Institute
Mr. Edna Ornduf sud daughter
Mis ida 70 Tolu sent o. Eans,ill,
lssi fuial
Mr q CLARK and daughter
Mit. Wilma retained o. their home
in Springfield So asi Friday
nf " y Mcruury returned
frum e busmoss iup io louisville
Friday
jane " lamb " blue Diamond
va in the eity lhis week
Nirril nrsunan Of ncanWuod wa
in the city Thursday " last week
pt and Mr. Thomas paurhtrcy
uf Missouri av visiting biz father
and mother u ihc Hebron section.
Mis- Lille Wilson eurvulc FROM
Charleston West Virginia to her
home in Colorado. visited Mis- Stella
Dean and other friends and relatives
In tho city this wesk
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G W Condiit u near Fords Ferry
- was in the city Monday
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Local News

Dr. o 4 Lowsry u Tolu was In
town Monday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

Joe Gold u Crittenden county wa
brought 90 this city Tuesday night
suffering with appendicitis and was
carried to Evansville Wednesday for
al operation Providence Enterprise
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

County Agent John x spencer.
q n Gumhsri and Mi.s nellie Bigra
u Tennessee. who b. visiting hsr sis-
ter Mr. hshe Boswell. moiorsd 90
Toiu sunday
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Subscribe Tor the Prsss
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

Miase Aulta and Ada johnson left
Tuesday Tor Marion 10 visit their
parents fur week jacksonville
Hustler
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

Ben Rankin N near Fords Ferry
VA In The city Monday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

Msssn e. Guhhs. Richard Hick
lin Hickman Moore and Frcda Belt
motorsd 90 Tou SUNDAY
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fffass Albert ls
ssif ~ fsppy 30
tsas I'D fsd fias,
hsaasems psuad
and haif psuaf ffa
humiaeff saiiafhs
psua1 sfytfai glass
AumidsT sta
apsags msiffsasf
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

Tho Marion Hardware A Grocery
Building b. nearing completion The
hrist sofk b. finished Tho second
ttoy bal, been foorsd and ihs con.
crete vurk boz ths lossr story b.
nearly completed
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Kay f.anaB ~ Carsd va in III,
cts lat Monday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

J b Young Of the Meyico see
ton was In town Monday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

Mr and Nj n Ome AMI
Mnsss Virginia Guess and Margaret
Oms uoiorod o. Union county lat
FRIDAY
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

A brush arbor has been erected in
Mexico and Rev Lilly ~ Fredonin
b holding an open air meeting
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

b. g. Tenn ~ paducah arrived
10 ihs ,ity Monday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

Paul Cauars ~ hear lola paced
ttm MARION Monday after having
pii,tsi fams a. rfofian Gossars
pitched flf Crofion and son against
Hopiln.rlIs
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

a A Deboe Of Sugar Grove vas
in Marion Wednesday
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Niss Lille wilson eurvuts from
Charleston West Virginia to her
home in Colorado. visited Mis- Stella
Dean and other friend. and relatives
IN the city this wssk
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

Do . @ CIfhust sho formerly
hai hs ORE in ths Pres tui.dinr
hss moved o. ths .e.0nl siar ~ .hs
bee Fr.h.r naiIi.nf
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tamshar nros and Mcdonnell
have bowed m a. one ~ ne nsv
ftofs raoms ~ tts fusts Build
ihr ttat have been jest completed
fool Man street
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Nu u Wlrr,ns len for a
tup o. rhIatsthiaun ani Mammoth
tstf af ssrt
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

Mr. CO.. Terry and Mr. skinner
u sturgis visited Mr and Mu j
A llughss thn week
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

Mrs Sam Gugenheim wa operat-
ed on last week for appendicitis and
b. doing we'll
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-15

pr AMI Mr. Thomas naurhircy
81 Missouri arr visiting biz father
and mother u thc Hebron section
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Miu furabsth Garter " Mayhslj
l. visiting friends and relatives boz
Maudu ttIs ussk
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Mr. Stella Simpkins ~ Fuutr.
attended ths Institute Thursday
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Allie Hurtr ani 40 and NJ
CALVIN Darlsy esr, boz Marion Inda,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
BEAUTY AIDS

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Most drug stores sell DR.. Fred
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ing war tax, with the exception Of
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

llartShorn Memorial College will
open its doors for the next school year
on Tuesday September 20. On thai
day It is expected that all new stu.
dents will arrive and be prepared to
take the entrance tests the fox owing
day. On Wednesday all old studen' s
should arrive and get ready for the
meeting of their classes. There vii,
be, several new members Of the faculty
in pace of those who will not return.
New teachers with college training
will make it possible to do tho college
trade work more successfully than it
has ever yet been done Hartshorn re.
quires the completion OF eight grades
before entrance upon its Academic
course, and this makes it a more al.
vmced institution than those who re.
quirc only seven grades before enter.
ing upon the High School course.
With its superior advantages and
superior teaching it offers to girls
wonderful advantages, and this It
does at q very slight expense to the
students. Tho cost for board, room
and tuition amounts to but four dol
lars II week and this cain be paid
nonInly. Electric lights have been
placed in all the rooms.
The contributions of tho poop. c
made this great improvement possible
TO make 1t possible to carry OH this
superior institution northern people
are contributing towards It's support
thirtcent thousand dollars year. If
1T were not for this help the school
could not be carried on unless the
students were abe to pay that much
more in the forms Of tuition. This
would require the school to charge 70.
tuition i'll its regular courses about
500 year instead of the slight fee
OF $40 as at present. The past nine
years have seen great advances at this
old school which, Is about TO open its
thirty-ninth year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
ROANOKE PLEASED .

Roanoke feels highly honored to
have the first Brigadicr General in
the history of the order, to be one of
her most deserving sons. This is the
first brigade to be formed and Roam
okc gets the honor of having the first
Brigade Commander. Gen. Crowcll
has served for many years as Major
of the First Battalion and before
that time was Chief Of STAFF OF the
First Regiment under Col. Stewart
Roanoke feels that this honor is much
deserved and they are very proud
of this honor coming to tho city as
we feel that all honors coming to one
Of RoanOke'S representatives is like
wise an honor to the city and we
thank you and we hope you will
come again.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
6. j. D. OF. MEETS
CONTINUED from First Page

tho streets along the line of march
10 witness what is said to be the
greatcst and most beautiful ever seen
IN the city. The parade moved from
me corner of Fourth Avenue and
Park Street N. W., headed by the
mounted police, followed by Brigadicr
Ecncral w. b. T.. Crowcll, his Ad-
jutant, Col. II. N. Hays and the
Commanders of Regiments \ and d,
Col Thomas b. Slater and Col.
Sandy Miller. The Roanoke Band
followed the Staff. Then came 1t
Col. Louis S. Myers in command of
the various Patriarchics in line.
After the uniform division came
the drum corps and the local Lodges
and visiting delegates under the
command of p. N. +. George Robin
son. Then the Grand Officers of Dis
trict Grand Lodge and Grand House
hold In autos. The Major General
and his Adjutant, Col. Jerry Smith
of Newport News in beautifully
decorated car, were just in the lead
OF tho Brigade staff.
The parade closed at the City
Auditorium. The competitive drill
followed in short time. Col. Miller
of Nofolk, Capt. Smith Of Baltimore
and Capt. Gains of Washington were
the judges and after one OF the most
spirited drills seen in years they
announced at the banquet in the
Auditorium that night, that George
town had won first prize and Alex
andria the second.
The balance Of the week took up
tho business of the Grand Household
and the Grand Lodge, which closed
Thursday night, anl voting Roanoke
to really be Magic City. Officers of
the d. lG. Lodge were all retained,
as here shown: Grand Master, Major
General r. II. Stewart, Newport
News; Deputy Grand Master, Briga
der General W., B. T.. Crowell,
Roanoke; Grand Secretary. Prof A.
II. Shirley, INerndon; Grand Treas
urer, II. S. Bagnall, Norfolk; Grand
Director, Rev. ]. II. binford Rich
mond; Grand Auditor. i. D. Banks,
Hampton. Richmond was selected
as next place Of meeting.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

The Mt. Calvary Baptist Sunday
School assembled for the first time
in the basement Of the Church last
Sunday. We are hoping to arrange
for the classes to remain in the base
mcnt during study period. excepting
the Adult classes. The Teachers
Training Glass will be launched about
October LIST.
soul stirring sermon Sunday morning
On the rostrum were Revs. Bates,
Fuller and Claiborne of the Second
Baptist Church.
The East End Lily Beneficial Club
No. | held their fourth anniversary
service at the above church. 4 fine
sermon was preached by Rev. w. e I.
Brown. An unique program was
rendered.
Tomorrow at II: 80 A. NJ the service
will be in charge Of G. b. jefferson
who will also preach. Live singing by
the choir under the leadership Of Dea C
on Yates.
$3.50 p. NJ. the Lords Supper will be
administered by Rev. Henry Randolph
the pastor Of the Bethlehem Baptis,
church. Let us come out and have a
nice time in praiSing our God.
Tomorrow the rally at the Rising Mt
Zion Baptist church IIcnrico County
Va. will come to close. The Reyiv
al will begin at night. will last al
least one week. The same will be con
Quoted by Rev. Andrew Jackson. Rev
w l.. Tuck is pastor.
Rev. G. 4. Cobbs, G. B. Jefferson
and A. ID. Daniel have been elected
as delegates from the Ardelia's Fold
No JIG to the Grand Setting' of the
O. S. and d. Of B. which conveneS the
9th OF September at Washington, d
G.
Mrs. ELAN Brown has returned
from her stay at South Boston. Va
Whf.o there she was the guest OF
Mrs. Ida Fitzgerald. She was shown
grand time by the good people in
the ncighhorhood, especially Mistre !,
es Anna Jordon and Queen Owens.
The Richmond Baptist Sunday
: School Union will convene at the
Union Leve' Baptist church tomorrow
at $3.50 p. NJ. Rev. C. IT. Martin, mas
tor; George Joice, Superintendent
, In last weeks paper instead of the
name being Mrs. Louise Jeffress whe
thanked her many friends for theil
Kindness during her sickness, It was
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
GUST PROF. KERIIN FOR LETTER
TO ARKANSAS GOVERNOR

The National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People, 70
Fifth Avenue, New York. announces
receipt Of news that Robert II. Kcrlin
professor of English at the Virginia
Military Institute, and author of Tho
Voice Of the Negro had been
letter he wrote to the Governor Of
Arkansas asking him to review tho
cases Of the Negro farmers sentenced
to death in connection with tho
Arkansas riots.
In the letter Professor Kerlin wrote
TO the Governor of Arkansas, he
stated that the Negro farmers Of
Arkansas were the victims of neon
age; that they had neither instigated
nor begun the riots as was shown in
prcmc Court; that they had armed
themselves only after being threat
ened and molcsted; and that tho
convicted Negro farmers had been
tortured by whipping and an electric
them testify as the white landlords
wanted them to.
The time will yet come said Prof.
Kcrln's letter when the world with
full knowledge Of this will be
revolted by such Congo barbarity.'
Because Of his championship of
these victims OF Arkansas Justice,
Professor Kcrlin was handed a
resolution passed by the Board OF
Visitors Of Virginia Military In
stitute. asking for his immediate
resignation. Professor Kerlin refused
to resign and tho Board Of Visitors
thercupon passed another resolution
depriving him Of his professorship.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
ANOTHER STANLEY .

| had heard the same sound. Th.
car WAS before the door in the street
and had looked out when l heard
it. / laughed at his fears. We'll.
he said. that certainly is Il steamer.
| agreed with him. saw Mr. =.
Hughes downstairs and asked him
about it. YES Ne said. MIR. Davis.
one Of my white ncighbors, owns Il
steamer. He bought it last April.
He has been ont there this morning
looking at your car. His car is on
the other side. This was interest
ing information and We went over
there rs soon as We had completed
our toilet. Mr.. Davis and his son
were much interested and entrusted
the task TO Robinson Of showing them
the improvements on the new car.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

NlltGlNIA-In the Law and Equity
Court of the City Of Richmond, the
18th day Of July, 1921.
Henrietta Chappell ..... Plaintiff
against IN CIIANCERY
Clarence Chappell .... Defendant
The object Of this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bond of matri-
mony, by the defendant, on the
ground OF assertion. And an aft
daVit having been made and filed
that the defendant, Clarence Chap
pell is not resident Of the State
of Virginia, it is ordered that he
appear here within ten days after
due publication Of this order and do
what may be necessary to protect his
interest herein.
A COpy--Testc:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk
Clerk.
j. T.. Byrd, D. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
THE MOHAWK TRAIL.

does not like TO have meals get cold
and So we went post haste into the
house where we set SOwu and after
the religious prcliminarics. VIC en-
ioycd one of the best breakfasts we
had eaten since we entered New
England. But. oh. about that trip
UP into the Berkshire Hills (moun-
taiuS) They call them hills, but
they arc high mountains and the
ascent of some of them along the
Mohawk Trail are in the form of
stops and are called Jacobs Ladder.
One of these ladders was said to lie
seven miles UP and coming back, it
Was seven miles down.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

tho only colorcd girls in the camp .
l talked with Robinson and We dc
cidcd to make the trip. | had not
counted on the baggage OF Il younn
girl. when | made the Offer | left
Ernest in Springfield TO keep house.
The night passed quickly away.
awokc early and then | thought OF
the trip. | had slept soundly and
had rested we'll. Soon after arose
Ernest came suddenly into my room .
He said. MIR. Mitchell. somebody is
after that steamer. Robinson heard
somebody Stcaming up.