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New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
APPROVE APPROPRIATIONS
I1eshIcut obrS.eon of sHfcxico' Is .,nN- -sF...
 7ious te- Have. Ruins Of Great Pyra- mids Unco,ertd and BebniiI. ~ 1

Mexico srHy. May r2.-An1 ap4sro- priatfon of as5g.oOs Tor reconstructing the ruins at San oJuan de -Teotihoa- can has been approved by President Obregon. -'T '.. .s . r San Juan the site of the two great psra mids of Mexico. one to. the sun and the other to the moon. Ad= jacent to thesE plies is buried city which fiourished probably 5000 years ago. Senor Manuel Gamio. head of the aeeartinent5 of zanthropeiogy of the department of agriculture. is" in charge of tue excayaion of this city
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
cAGEp WOMAN TO BE FREED
Win bc Taken Today From Room
 for First Time in iG Years

Saratoga Springs. May l2.-For tho first tinte is 1G years Miss Jessie Hall will today leave the wire inclosure in which she has been confined by her mother in their little, home near Found LIl<e and will be brought 70 this city by the health authorities of the town for the purpose of under going a physical and mental examin- dthon. The young woman. when a child was placed by her mother in d barred cage from which she has never beenA permitted to emerge.
 IA commission of physicians recent. ly- found that she was sane. but prob ably ( tubercular. Tomorrow at ire Sar- atorga hospital, physicians will con duct an examination. She may be sent to the county tuberculosis sanatori- um. ... ..
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
So5.0OO GIFT TO AID ANIMALS

Pittsfield, Mass, May 12.-Mrs. Jeannie Laflin Couch Crane of Dal- ton. who died last week, leaves S23.- 900 to the Berkshire Animal Rescu. League of which she was president Her will filed in Probate Court her, today. also bequeaths $500 to the president of the New York Anti-Fivi- section society to combat ViVisection for scientific research. Mrs. Couch started the campaign which effective ly restricted vivisection. She leaves also 5000 to a friend. Mrs. Frank G. BrSSon of New York city.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
ITALIAN PREMIER
 FEELS CONFIDENT
0B- Eye d Election, Predicts
 Prosperous Future

Rome. May 12.-ItaIy. looks into the: future wlth confidence in spite of the losses she sustained in the war and the burden her people are carrying at present. Giovanni Giolitti the premier, declared to the Asso- ciated Press last night Signor Giofitti's statement, given on the eve of the general elections. was full of optimism.
 The acid test in financial recup- eration has been administered to all nations that took part in the world war he declared. Their problem was to restore their financial equilih- ripm from the ruinous depths of cx- penditures caused by that struggle. Italy faced that problem, stood that ] test and gave substantial proof of her ability to restore herself from almost hopeless chaos.
 Italy has endured burdens and has sustained. toll. She is carrying
 load of taxes but these are being boEne, without moan or murmur. Italy is recovering from the war and is on
 her feet. The path she has travelled 10 gain this present safe position has
 been by no means an easy one. Before the war her national in
 come amounted to the equivalent of
 Sf,"VV,VoV,VVV, tIoIn WHICH l1c SoN- ernment received in taxes S5O0,600.-
 900. Owing to her decreased pro-
 ducihg power which is ue to the
 war. 'Italy's present national income
 is calculated at $3.000 oO0. 900. Out
 of this s'@sum the government eXacts
 taxes tetaliins 100000. That
 means that out of Italy's population
 of 4o,0oe,000 every man. woman and
 child would pay sS0 per year if the
 tax was on a per capita basis. As
 far as I am able to ascertain this
 is the highest per capita figure in
 the worh, and Italy is the most taxed nation on the globe.
 Italy is a thickly populated coun- try. It has almost 100 inhabitants to the square mile-twice as many as your most populous and richest state. New York. Italy is over-popu- : lated. There are not sufficient re- sources in the country to sustain such virile population as ours, which shows healthy increase every decade. Given this situation. it- is Imperative that we find an out let for our constantly increasing population.
 '"Ne American restrictions on i'm migration. have dealt us a severe blow but we must find other quarters 10 which we can send our imrnf- grants" --~N7.. --' a-" a.--
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12

policy holders for the year of 1920 were $6S2, 2,472,013. A half dozen or so small companies had not sent in a report but if all the companies re7 ports were included, these totals would not be affected over one per cent.
 F'raternals and assessment compan- ies are not included. nor is the busi- ness. of the War Risk Bureau. The Unique Manual Digest believes the above figures are the first accurate totals to be announced on the busi- ness of 1920.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
Awakened. Mother and Daughter E.s-
 cape From Burning Home f.

olean,- N. Y.. May, 12.-Their bull dogs barking carly this. morning awoke Mrs. Edward L. Sommers and littlc-- daughter. Charlotte, as clouds of smoke were filling their sleeping quarters. Part .pr the building w1s ablaze and the fire had been burning more than an hour. Mother and chifd managed 10 escape. ."
 The fire started in d washroofn. The rear of the building was destroy ed. Two fiEemen were severely burned on the face and hands 'Zip'i the dog. is being trained for police dog hy City .Isetective Sommers. aG. ..-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
WAGES OF WORKERS. CUT,
 M r " --E-- sr-- s--
Employers Throughout Great Britt ain Arc Continuing Their 'Reduc= tion or Workers" Day. "

London. May i2.A--More than 85o.- 900 workers in Grsa, Britain. safs tered redpctioas in wages last month pounds a week. and 10000 received increases amounting to about 2.9oO pounds u week. This is shown by the ministry of labor. <,
 Retail princs fell eight points in that rnOntll; tho ministry says. q, the reductio D sbeipE due chiefly to fauL in the prices Of food. although clothing prices alsa went down to some, extent.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
INSURANCE CANNING.
Reports show That Business Done is on steady Increase.

Cincinnati, May 12.-Fignres com piled for the Unique Manual Digest for 1921 from special reports by 2SS insurance companies doing business i'm the United States, show total in
 surance in force b the close of the year December 31., 1920. of s4S, ,3l9.- 912.742. a gain of $6,92i, lS4.46 for the year 1920. Total admitted assets were s7.632,S45,449. Payments to
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
CHANGES IN CREW.
Harvard Varsity Makeup Is Bein: --F e. Shifted by Coach.

-tCahfDridge. Mass. May r2.-The Harvard. varsity crew which was third in a race las, Saturday with Prince ton and the Navy is in the process ct reorganization. e Harry Morgan. who rpsycd at g has been sent to. the sec ond boat. and Huntington Brown. stroke, has been dropped to the third crew, lawrence Terry has been shift ed from to stroke, Sherwin Damon moved from, bow to fill his place and George sAppleton., and sam Duncan brought up from the second eight to how oar and No ., respectively. Coach Haines said the Changes were experimental and that others might follow. ~
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
TO WAKE ALL FORD FoRGINGs
Detroit Plant orders 100 Giant
 Hammers, Costing 100000.


 Detroit May 12.-Orders were placeu this week by the Ford Motor ompany for more than 100. giant drop forge hammers. costing in ex- cess of s1.o00.0oo, if was announced today, This eduipment VIII make the Highland Park plant rf1e largest drop forge plant in the world with the possible exception of the 'Krupp works ,In Essen.- 1t is said-x ,--y--.-v
 The new equipment is designed 10 produce every stoel forging used in construction of passenger cars. trucks and tractoas. At present 'tha plant produces only onc-eighth Of those needed butt wfth. the. ncsv machines installed purchase of outside forg- ing will not Dc necessary.
 Ford officials also announced that production of steel balls for ball bearings will begin soon.. --.s,
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
PTTCHERS' BATTLE
 sIS WON BY BRAVES
Timely Batting in 18th Inning Decides Issue Against Pirates

Uusfon, May fe-assuuth North's single. SfSus'Ha sacrtnsr. Ho~eksTA tnneld out and tt0lisc'H single to CWnter gave Hoston sa | tn- victory over Fittsburg In thirteen ianings yesterday, Fftfngtut had considerably the better ot Hamilton in gr fttchinR duett which pas replete with brilliant hcidina.
 southwoFtH fculvd out hts, nrst tune hat and then tnt safely i've consecutive ttuues, Including Q doubte and Inc threw out Whtttedfa at the plate tn the twtftth. FOptt played excsIlontly.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
Cay,l- I,..s ts .Innis.

jftnnnis rallied ln tho late innings yesterday and defeated St. Louis in the second gam. Iaf tho series. ta l. Doak startipg his Hrat shins of the ,segsoe, held New York fo oNe scratch hitt for Ave innings but weakened after that and New York hatted nat mu earned victory. Torey pitched well Tor New York especially in th" sixth, when st. Louis failed to seofs after Hitiuw the
 bases
 Tine at.nrH- -E-- |. z.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12

TWO our when WfnhihA Fuh NNeFeat
 fto#tnA strsas,u O q q q Q 0 c Q Ill
 Two base hIt-=ySouth worth. Fhree~ base Int I-~Wfrted. Stoteu hascs=-Pawett. Nixon tlouhlH' 'plny==southworth aird Guwdy. Ecft l.pn baaes~pitts6urRh (. Boston ts Bases. m alsuflssss on Hamittuns 6. fflIngim '5. strlssk Putry.Ijy Hamlltan s,, FitinEin. J. rmplrs.-t -tJFpnan ana EptSlis Tune of
 Ettnr1r4 efaf @%'F .#a #"" t* ff
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
MORE BIDS SOUGHT

As yet, no additional bids on the garbage ceptract have been received y.tba board of health commissioners. The. board has received two contracts. All bids myst be in by "Wednesday noon. Separate estimates are being asked for tue. two districts of the city which are: First Wards l. 3. 5; Second. Wards VI. E.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12

Two-base hits--Hotlochsr. Robertson t2b. htEaT CSi, kiilefer TwombIy. Rawlings. IT3brcA- unHe hit-wheat4 Home runs |NtrlMhtstone, Williams. stolen bases--Hol- lochcr Flaek. sacTince-Wrirhtstone
 ,otfble ptayna-tfoliochert Terry and Grimes. ffefrSs and Hoilocher. Left 'ou bases--chi- saRas (, PhIiadeipbis .. Hits--on HsinE iG ln . s-a innings; BaumRartncr in 2 I-1. IIIt by pitcher=-By Ring tGTmests Struck nut-4By vaughn 2. Hing .. tosug pitcher -Rms- I'niptrs=-=-ltsFt and .McCormick. 5Ifims prs kamcA-t;66.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
He'd. Lose Arnln

Brooklyn. ns-N--A%~~--t2. .--+-rs,o<lyn made Iif tno-AtFalght. .Esoul gineLnnatI .yestfrdsy, Afefeatlng the Eeds to |. although the vis- ttors made more than twice many hits. fThs guperbas buw~ls.a- .a-slts--F-Aarquard in shes nrwr two innings while Smith sof -SruokE yn was aided by sensaftounl ueTdlnr. John HFer ~paned ths game with homo zEIAl-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
tnBs oothat r,,linr-. @ =.

Philadrtphis. May tlrs~cAasp zs. otstsIsg sed
 |t'hlladeiphts yesterday. pinn+Rg i9 to x
 lathe visitors hlt eiEht doubles The locals
 acquired their two home runs and wheatA
 |trtpIe with the bases apsl-si aftv Vaughn had been given sAfo lead Inc weather was cold. and Q biting east wind swept acroSs he Held. The score.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12

Two-base hits-Fournier. Clemens. Stock. Bancroft. Kelly. Three base hits-YOunE. SacrtnceH--WaIkcr. Esnp.-- Double plays p"aR. I.svsn and Fuurni.r; Lcft on baseS-- New York 5. St Louis :. B5sss on balls On Doak l. on Toney - struck out-Bv Toney a by Doak l. wstd pftchcs-Toncy rmpires-Riwrer and Ao-~n Ssius-tof game -I.5a
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12

|Daubert Duncan Itams run--Iohnston. parrfrees-Iohnston. Myers. Double play Taakert and Hohns. Ieft haseH-1in-
 4nuntf ., Brooklyn q. BaseS on balls-Om Afarauard a ttts==On Maruuard iu 6 fnninam. uff coutnhe c .tn 9, StFucx out--Ry Naraaard l. Goumbe r. smith l. Wild Xpltch-Smitb LostuE pitchct--Marauard. Itmpirep--pDa and Quigiey. Tune nt same,-t.AG
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12

I4,vend nd blossoms-coud be such poises a usciou edge much with rocks And to it beconnsly there must fu of abou be ond n blossoms s
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12

Ran for Daabert Tn ninth. 1AoaflNu Etsftss sssssstl V.e N-e1 lIngFnhhtt VI v " V V l~i
 Two. .bhHo =hits@=t'rane. TtarRraye Mar ..4.wA Inuafghy smith hits
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12

\ rafter fnf Mnrquafl m s"N"ht ' nattsd for Coumbes iu ninth
New Britain herald., 1921-05-12
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

AT    e
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mr.. Ella Prince and Henry hahh
and family of Mississippi county
Mo. moiorcd through last week and
are now visiting D = slaydou Of
near Marion
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mss Ruth Trau. b. ysry ~ At her
home ihis seek
Mr and Mr.. Walter slaydon and
children u siurgis are visiting NJ.
and Nu D. = Slagdon
Messu Tower Belt. CaTioss Grubbs
Press Hm and Kelly Champion lsfi
Marion Saturday b. motor 10 Chicago.
Mn Runk u Mssico was in the
'e.iy Monday
Col Byrd n Guess u ffedonia'
was in Marion Monday.
Mis- Ruby Gaharsn of Weston
spent the wesk end in Marion.
Mr and An. Harry johnson of
Princeton. who have been n Marion
Ifof seresal days. returned home
Monday
/ WANTED Pour Girl School
.naarisfs Mr. Minnie Thomas
|TeIsrtaar 70
3 N.ss uollis Enoch u near Mario'
|lsn Friday fof Maryvills where sh'
will enter school
Mis- Evelyn Rabsrts lefi sundA'
a. enter school at Versailles,
N,.s Catherine Hughes went :
Fmnsulle last week and had be-
tousils removed.
NJ Raymond Small, Who Is teach
b ING in the Clay school. spen, IN
week end In this city.
Mr james n. Orms went 10 i.out
> willie lat Thursday on business.
), Go o Y. .. wheelers Grooefy a.
s sss lhs Dclaval Cream Separator
uofk and rei ihs reduced price on
sold by r. y. Wheeler and {.
b Adams
al Mr. FULTON Order and Miss Ma
n raret Crlder of Owensmouih. Ca
arr visiting relatives In this city
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

M Mary . Travis u fmneea'
Mn n D Clayton u fofds lery'
nrs Anna McAlls u Cadii and Mr.
J. A Rsid paid a 1all a. The Pres
oflics Tuesday morning
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

G. s. Woodson Of Blaekford was in
Marion Tuesday
Moat Duvall Is quite III at his
home on Clark Street.
Mrs. ]. L. Sullivan and daughters
Of Arkansas are visiting Mrs. Claud
Guess u Tribune.
Mrs. ID. 4. Gilliland left Tuesday
for Mississippi where she will spend
the winter with her two sons.
Mrs. n. l.. Patton Of Horse Cave
has been visiting her father, b. l..
Wilborn. !,
r. |. Mum went 10 Morganheld
Tuesday 10 receive treatment.
Rev. T.. 1. Mcdowell and W. W.
Lamb attended the Synod near
Owensboro this week.
Dr. Hayden Of Salem was In the
city this week.
Jett Num- and family have NOV
ed 70 Marion.
i c. s. Lowry. son u d. A. Lowry,
has accepted the position a. Princi-
pal of the Grove Center High School.
W v Haynes of Oklahoma ia In
Marion this week.
Hon. Ruby IAfiOon of Madison.
willie was IN the city Tuesday.
Mr. Frisbie IL able 10 be out on
p the streets again.
Hubert Crider and Watts Frank.
lin left Thursday for Lexington where
!. they will enter State University.
n Babb Of Fishtrap Was In th'
y city Tuesday.
!. G.. b. Dunnsmore arrived In M
city Tuesday and his family Is sH
pectsd In q few days.
is David Wood and family of Fish
trap were In the city Tuesday.
!, Quite . 10, Of spar is being haul
I'd 10 Marion nov.
IN Galsn DiKon of Tolu has been !
the city this week.
in Mr and Mrs. n. " Stone resurne
from Evansville Sunday where M
stone has been In the hospital.
Mauris Boston went 10 Evansvil
Thursday on business.
BE- J A. Hill went 10 Morganhs
20 Thursday
Al Henry went 10 ssurgis Thur
day
sr- ". y. Dowell u Tolu returns
Il from Louisville Thursday
~ u. q. Carnahan returned fru
Louisville Thursday where hs b
been on business
Miss Clara Mum spent the Ne
with her sister Mrs Walter Shot
m. at Sturgis
Miss Catherine Yandell made
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

A. J. Ford was In town Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs. =. 4. Boyd Of Cald
county were In Marion Wednesday.
William Rochester was In the city
Wednesday carrying a aprained arm.
hr. J u. Hurst Of Ada. Okla.
Is visiting Mrs. j. Is. Virgins.
WANTED. Good reliable house
keeper for permanent position with
family of four Must BE- we'll recon-
mendcd. Address Ky this office.
Fish Market, catfish 25c: Scale 2Oc
Fresh Fish Three times a week al
the old Butcher Shop. Delivered. Call
and zee and be- satisfied No Sale
between $50 and ii.OO Sunday
morning Proctor Phelps 2
Dr. ". y. Meroney Is assisting
Rev 7. C. Carter In revival meet.
Ing At Union
A series u revival meetings will
begin at the First Baptist Church on
October %.
Mr. and Mrs Josiah Conger Of
Lexington, Tenn. are guests of rsla
tives and friends in this county
D. G Gass of Sheridan was In th'
city Monday.
Mr.. D. n Moore spent Friday en-,
Saturday In the hospital Al Evans
VILE having her tonsils removed.
| Miss Juliet Pops returned Wed
nesday % Tishimingo 10 take up he
work in school.
: Mr. W. D. Con and son. William
.rl spent the vssk end In Paduoah.
Miss Vivian Rochester left frida
"a fof Marryville College where she vi
'. resums her studies and also BE- assis
ant teacher In Domestic Seisnee
b. J. " Blue IIl left Thursday q
n Lexington where hs will enter Sta
". University
be Uncle Doc Green. q Fredonia. vi
IN he city Wednesday
Ia, ,. PARKS. q Eddyyills. was
Marion Wednesday.
onl CD Lloyd. u ffedonis, was
the city Wednesday.
Hon 7. c. Bennett went 70 Hend'
son Monday on business
me Mr J. ~ Persons left Wednesd
for Chicago where b. will attend
wedding u bis daughter that is
ool take place Saturday.
A larrs deer has been seen I
week In the county by several .
bon sons. Eugene Guess and others sa~
she n the yiciEity u Crooked cTsek. L
larre buck with extremely lal
horns
Judge Nor,hsn wss In Marion
week
her e. X Babb u salem was In
city Wednesday.
,ch. W n. Morris went 10 louis'
the "Wednesday on business
A. ]. nuyall went 10 Morgani
ats Wednesday
Mr.. 7. ]. wiring returned We'd
and day from Princeton wherv shs
2 at been visiting relatives
AL D Alyis stephens has resigne'
a member of the Board u Edus'
u the city schools.
Mar. -
cL Rev q. N. Capshaw will preas
A. Sloan next Saturday nirhi At
and sunday morning At iiioo o's
These will b. the last services
'h's this conference year Every
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mrs . l. Num- and be- meihsl
VISITED ln Hsndsrson last sssk
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Iss nyfofd and family hass 60.
turned from novllug Green
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

W n pshavsn Il Blaslford "a
in The eliy Monday
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

IN T.rmg and wifs vent O.
pnncsiou sunday
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

A . Byford spsn, ous day lasi
wsek 10 Paducah
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Miss Catherine Yandell made q
business trip 10 Dawson Wednesday
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mu Edd slsyisn and children
Louise. Virrinia and iisfsshsli q
West Franllln. ill are tisiiing pf
sni Mr. slaYtsn
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16
Local News

Dr. Rsynolds u nlactfari vas in
the eity Monday
nsddy Lloyd u ifsdonia vas n
Nsuon On business Monday
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Rsv. James ,. Prics left Monday
morning To 40 10 the meeting Of the
lPresbyiery % Logan which meets At
lMt Moriah church In SUMNER coun-
ly. Tennessee.
Il Mr.. Cors Lctrinrcr Is visiting her
SISTER. Mr.. sam Gugenheim 81 Ma
uon Providence Enterprise.
/ Mn. George Ome was on the
streets Tuesday for the hrss time
since the coming u their sweet ha-
by eirl. Martha Blanch Daddy
George thinks she Is the pre''ies'
baby In town.
Mrs. Leila Hurst has returned q
her home In Ada. Okla after v,s
iting her mother. Mrs, s. A. Wileor'
Z and sister. Mrs Elizabeth Pope
Mrs. Anna Hatcn of Fort Worth
Tex. has been visiting relatives !
Marion.
3 Miss Ruby Asher Is visiting he
: aunt At Scottsville. Ky., this week.
3 W. w. Runyan LEI, Wednesday n
3 ernoon fcr Florida 10 spend the viii
: ter.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

hr. J u. Hurst Of Ada, Okla,
ia visiting Mrs. j. Is. Virgins.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

William Rochester was IN the city
Wednesday carrying a aprained arm.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Nj and Mrs. Paul Adams u "a
ssd spent ths wei snd in Naror
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Meat Duvall Is quite III at his
home on CLARK Street.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Fresh Fish Three times a week at
the old Butcher Shop. Delivered. Call
and zee and be- satisfied No Sale
between $50 and iiOO Sunday
morning Proctor Phelps 2
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

D. G Ga,s Of sheridan was In the
city Monday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Dr. " y. Meroney Is assisting
Rev. 7, c. Carter In q revival meet
Ing Al Union.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

A series u revival meetings will
begin at the First Baptist Church on
October %.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mrs. ]. L. Sullivan and daughters
Of Arkansas are visiting Mrs. Claud
Guess " Tribune.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

M.u Ruth Taus b, ysry ~ At bet
home ihs seek
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mr. and Mrs.. Josiah Conger of
Lexington, Tenn, are guests u rela.
tiyes and friends in this county.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

WANTED. Good reliable house
keeper for permanent position with
family of four. Must BE- we'll recon-
mendcd Address Ky this office.
Fish Market, catfish 25c: Scale 2Oc
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

hn ". E Con and soh. William
spent the wssk end IN Paducah.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

G. s. Woodaon Of Blaekford was In
Marion Tuesday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Boyd Of Cald
county were In Marion Wednesday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mr.. Fulton Crider and Miss Mar
raret Crlder of Owensmouih, Cal.
arr visiting relatives In this city
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mr.. u. y Moore spent Friday and
Saturday In the hospital At Evans
VILE having her tonsils removed
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mr and Mr. Walter slAydon and
children u sturris are visiting Nv
and Mu D.. = slaydon
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

A. J. Ford was in town Wednesday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Dr and Mrs. q o. ffanklin of
Louisville visited A. ani Mn J ".
Lamb u this eiiy last vsek They
az now spsudlnr several days a.
lss,as With rslausrs They vili o.
turn % Nafian Sunday and back b.
Louisville September -
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Miss Juliet Pope returned Wed.
nesday 10 Tishimingo 10 take up her
work In school.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mrs. ID. 4. Gilliland left Tuesday
for Mississippi where she will spend
the winter with her two sons.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Meslu Tower Belt, Carioss Grubb'
Press Hm and Kelly Champion lsfi
Marion Saturday 10 motor 10 Chicago
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

J. Alyis stephens has resigned -
a member of the Board q Edueaiion
u the city schools.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mrs. n. l.. Patton Of Horse Cave
has been visiting her father, b. l..
Wilborn.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Miss Clara Num- spent the week
with her sister Mrs Walter shouss
at Sturgis
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

X. |. Mum went 10 Morganheld
Tuesday 10. receive treatment.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Mr.. T. ]. Wiring returned Wednes-
day from Princeton wherv shs had
been visiting relatives
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

Miss Vivian Rochester left Friday
Tor Marryyills College where she will
fesums her studies and also BE- assist
ant teacher In Domsstie Scisnce
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-16

SIR Runk u Msrioo wss in u
ciiy Monday