davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ROSSER
DRUG
co.
5. p. SCHEDULE CHANGE

Effective january ,. train service on
the Cochisc branch between C0chise
ana Keltm will be - lily instead
OF daily. Connections win be made
Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays
with trains Nos. and 10. for Blshec,
Douglas aud other +. p. s W points.
Button cartons and butter paper for
sale at the Graphic office.
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DON'T BLAME THE CHILD

Don't scold your children for lack Of
control over the kidney secretions. II
i not always the childfcn's fault in
many cases % means weak kidneys
aud can be- readily righted Read this
Deming mothers advice
Mrs John loot G22 Platinum Ave.
saws: ''SOme years ago my little
daughter had weak Kidneys She had
absolutely no control oversize kidney
secrctions AT night This trouble GER
iainly made my hOusework burden
some I tried different kidney RENE
dies FOR her but with no help Seeing
Boan's Kidney Pllls SO highly recon.
mcnded. l bought box at the Palace
drug store. One box cured my little
gifl ~ ali this trouble and can't speak
too highly ~ Dfms"
Price GOc af an dealers. Don't simp.
ly ask for o kidney remedy--gei Doan's
Kidney piils the sane that Mrs loot
sad Foster Milhun CO.. Mfgrs.. Buff
falo \, Y.
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VILLA HEADS FORCE HUNTING
ONE or FORMER FOLLOWERS

III paso. Francisco villa, at the
head of force of federal cavalry, has
taken the field Ia pursuit Of one Of his
former followers. known as III Char
ro." According Ia reports from chi.
hmalua today. "El Charro" has been
stealing cattle Ia the Parral district
and few days since held up and rob
bed two Americans Of 5000. When
villa heard Of the robbery he made an
offer to Governor lgnacio Enruquicz IA
90 after t. bandit. and the offer was
accepted a detachment Of cavalry he
ing assigned hy General Eugenio Mar
tinez to accompany the former rebel
chief
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4 CORRECTION

In order to correct erroneous re-
port concerning the management aud
authorship Of the dance given at the
armory ON New Years eve, wish 10
make the following statement:
Neither the Rector. the bishops com
mittec nor the members OF ST. Luke
church had anything to do with the
dance or Co., arrangements.
Wishing Ia make New Years eve on.
ioyahlr Tor the people Of Dcmmg and
not desiring 20 obtain any personal
gnin asked permission 10 present my
share of The profits to the committee
us q personal gift from myself TO be
used IN their work.
The church or its memhers had no
connection with the dance
L. r. WHITMORE.
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LIME FOR SALE-Kill the bugs
save your potatoes and tomatoes by
spraying with lime. 6l3 Iron Avenue,
phone PIG. 41-tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-11
KANSAS CITY MARKET

Kansas City Stock Yards. January
s.. a21.-Opening receipts for the new
year were considerably short Of initial
receipt. in 1920 aud hogs opened high
or with cattle stronger and sheep Rnd
lnn,l,s weak to lower Killers appear
cd fairly an, ious for TT cattle and IN
some cases raid am advance. Demand
for stock and feeding grades was act
i've. Hog prices were up - 10 -
cents, with the top price So.33. lambs
were - cents lower, top 500, aud
sheep about steady.
1Oday's Receipts
Receipts today were lO,JO0 cattle.
5000 hogs. and 10000 sheep. compared
with 1000 cattle, $500 hogs aud COCO
sheep a week ago, and 2l,SO0 cattle,
1900 hogs and $3.50 sheep a year ago.
Beef Cattle
An improved tone was evident In the
trade In beef cattle today. Prices for
fat steers. cows and hciterS and bulls
ruled strong to - cents higher and
calves were up 80 cents. The b.slk OF
the short fed steers sold at $3.50 to $.
and choice grades NJ 10 $40. Fat COWS
brought $50 TO $3.50 and heifers 500
10 Spa Gamer cows were - cents
higher at $3.50 to $500. Veal calves
brought $3.50 to Sll. The improve,
feeling I'm the market today was the
first reported IN the past two weeks
Killers cut purchases late In December
To actual requirements and the action
IN the market today indicates an ig
creasing demand.
StoelSers and Feeders.
Receipts at thin cattle today Wer,
moderate. Prices were quoted steady
To strong There WIS fairly good de
mand for steers suitable for roughing
through the winter. ard for springer
COWS. stock calves were S,nrcc.
Hogs
demand for hogs waS urgent The
carly estimate was for 1900, hut sinal
receipts amounted "a only S6aW Prices
averaged ~ ccuts higher with som,
-nies up Is cents. The top price was
81 81. aud hulG Of sales S9oO % Sl2J
Figs were quoted firm, top S9jG
There Is urgent demand for NJ offer
/ mgs of thin hogs and pigs suitable foi
feeding purposes Receipts of TAT hre'
I IN the past six weeks have heen faI
hort % expectations. and Indications
Iaie that the January RIM will be- short
Of the same period a year ago
Sheep and Lambs
Sheep were steady today and lambs
weak 10 - cents lower Colurad,
lambs weighing 80 poulals brought IN,
top price. $l075. Icarllugs and fa'
ewes were scarce Demand for feed
ing and breeding grades was small.
Horses aud Mules
Improved conditions were rcporte,
in The horse and mule division. Re
ceipts were about 100 head More buy
crs were here than nj any time IN tw,
months past Larger receipts are ncei
cd.
CHARLES NJ. PIPKIN.
Market Correspondent.
/ Foreign Advertising Representative
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FARNUM IN WHIRLPOOL
IN LAST or Dt'ANES'

A western picture that is differ
ent" Will be seen at the Princess the
after Thursday night and Friday after
noon and night when William Fox. the
noted Fox star. viii be shown IN his
latest production. THE Last of the
DBanes. perturbation OF the novel
u the same name by Zane Grey Onc
II the many thrilling incidents In this
vivid chapter Of Texas life In iron
Tier days" Is Mr. Faimum's escape from
n posse when, finding himself trapped
mt the top Of S5-foot waterfall. hc
ties lariai 20 the stump Of tree
and slides into the whirlpool below at
the risk OF life and limb.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-11
SUBURBAN CLUB.

Mrs George Bumpus entertained the
suburban club Tuesday afternoon.
Dee 2S, az ner attractive country
home About fifteen members were
present and "a very enjoyable afternoon
was spent Mrs. Dexter read that
breezy little poem, "Out Where the
West Beglns." Several OF the Indies
decided 10 spend part Of the time at
the next few meetings assisting each
other IN making dress forms MS taught
by Mrs Won Gleck at the fair in
October The hostess served delicious
Refreshments of cream, cake and
Christmas confections.
The next meeting Of the club will be-
held at the home Of Mrs. j. n. Cobb.
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. %.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-11
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Modern brick bungalow
Can at coo s. Iron or telephone 2ld
No fS-tfc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-11

FOR SALE-Gold md silver Pleas
ants. Enquire at 500 $. Gold. tfcT.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-11

bulbs. Deliacr 4 Co, 22i \. SILVER
ave. l8-tfc
FOR SALE-Gold Ind silver Pleas
ants. Enquire at 500 5. Gold tfcI.
FOR SAI-E-Red brick. fire brick
lime and sewer pipe f. + .Moran,o13
Iron Avenue. phone 216. 4l-tf
FOR SALE
Dogs: Airdales: all ancestors on
both sides registered with American
Kennel Club. They contain combina-
ton Of the strongest Airdale blood In
America. Two litters Of puppies not
yet weancd Nine born September 5,
and seven born September 18th. Most
of these win be for sale when weaned.
Any purchaser can have them register
cd. Their pedigree on both sides Is
made up Of the finest and most IA
nous Alrdales IN America.
CACTUS KENNELS
James $. Fielder Proprietor
Deming, New Mexico
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Sell that secondhand furniture
through a Graphic want ad
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' H0NDALE ITEMS =
By Gertrude Danse
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Dear Editor:--
We an know that 10 err l. human
aud 40 we often overloVk Typographical
errors. hut whit your prooireader
mndc me say wns simply The limit anil
until saw our teacher. Miss Bostwick.
and explained To her. put In some
uncomfortable hours l said the teach
or gave each child remembrance.
Then ! went on 20 speak Of the feast
ing In Hondale. adding that no doubt
the Children were not the only ones
who needed the castor oil hottie. Your
laper made me say: The teacher gave
To each a remembrance. a hottie Of cas-
tor OIL Please publish 50 that ! may
breathe freely again.
Thanking YOU for your attention TO
This am. yours cordially.
Gertrude Danse.
Mr.. ana Mrs Elihu Osterhaut lief,
before Christmas TO spend the holidays
with their daughter and family. the
Price Quesetherry's Ia Arizona. This
l. the first vacation this worthy couple
have had since coming here nearly ten
years ago and we sincerely hope they
have been enjoying their visit to the
full.
Harold Bowen returned TO college on
SATURDAY. Harold Is one Of our most
promising boys aud we are Interested
n his career.
Oscar Stctson who went to Parks
and Breckenridge. Texas on ldslness.
returned about the middle Of the week,
bringing with him his brothcr-in-law.
Fri Lucas. whose stay Is Indefinite.
VIM. Briggs, who visited Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Allen in the fall, has return
cd from Long Beach, bringing with him
a charming bride We wish them a
long life of happiness together,
Mrs. T. Manhart gave delightful
New Years dinner at which the
guests were Dr. and Mrs. WIN. Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weedman and son and
Dr. Mary Kraft
Ellie Berry and fanny moved to
town. We regret 10 have our neighbors
leave. but We wish them good luck IN
their new surroundings.
VIM. Phillips came down from Cliff
Ia spend few days with his relatives
before going To Texas
Mr.. and Mrs Weedman were unfor-
umate enough TO lose fine COW about
q week ago.
W 4 Berry and family are enjoying
q visit from Mr. lkrry's brother. who
has lately returned from South Amer
lea
Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Of III paso
visited Mrs. Johuston's mother. Mrs
Hon ON Monday. From here they went
to silver
In last weeks issue | forgot to tell
about the surprise present the girls Of
the Sewing club gave their leaders
Mesdnmcs KiunI-fIl aud Bowen. Last
year the girls gave an entertainment
ana after paying necessary expenses
divided the balance. IS. This they put
on the Christmas tree with their best
wishes and love. The delight of the
Indies 70 be IN kindly remembered gave
lhr girls much pleasure
DR. and Mrs Nickers Mr. Bowers,
cousin. and Wilhert Leach came to
umdale to hunt ana visited while
on the Pringlc ranch
Mr. and Mrs Frank Kimhal gave a
New Years dinner on Sunday FOR the
following guests Or and Mrs. Bowen.
Dr Mary Kraft. Miss Leila Mae Far
row Of Demmg ana Ehyym Osterlaut.
Miss Farrow came ont ON Saturday
and was guest ai the kimhall home
until SUNDAY evening The party had
u most delightful time
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FOR SALE

Narcissus plants IN bloom aud ready to
bloom. Grown from south of Frame
bulbs. Dcllaer 4 Co, 22l n. SILVER
ave. 13-tfc
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RUZICKA (ROSE) MUSl MA
STOUPITI PRISOUZENY
MU TREST.

Federalni soudce ID. G. We
stenhaver nafidil byvalemu no
stinskemu ]. b. Rose (Ruzic-
kovD, ienz byl pred dvema ro-
ky usvedten pro nedovolen6
pfechovavani lihovych napoid
= odsouZen ma A meSice do We
zeni q K pokut6 $500, abv ma
stoupil trest q zaplatil polutu.
Rose jak znamo odvolal Sc az
k nejvySSi stolici. ale rozsudek
byl potvrzen. Y ufadovn6
marsala Spoienych Statd v6era
Sc pravilo, ae dotycny rozka7
pocatkem pfistiho tydne.
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ARMADA SPASY VARUJE
PRED NEOPRAVNENYMI
KOLEKTORY.

V uniformach, podobnych
onem Grednlku Armady Spa
sy poradaji jist6 osoby sbirky
ma ulicich 20 domech. w.
A. Spatig, dfednik A. S. pro-
hlaSuie, ze jeho organisace tim
to zp1sobem nesbira a re do
stava V Cleveland6 prisp6vek
primo Dobrocinn6ho Fondu.
Sebraneho pocatkem listopa-
du. MestSti ufednici byli po-
zadani, ably nevydavali povo-
leni k podnikani SHREK pro le-
toSni vanocni nadilky obyva-
telstvo Jest vyzvano. ably ne
dbalo zadosti Q pen6zit6 pri-
sp6vky a naopak Sc snazilo, by
tinnost podobnych sberatelG
byla ZameZena.
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JIZ DOCHAZf | MA HAU-
ZIRNfKY.

Cd domu k domu obchodu-
ifci agenti skvosty, punGochaf-
skym j iinvm zbozim, o ktere
sc dosud dTady nestaraly, bu-
dou nyni podrobeni dani pro-
deje pfepychovych veci prav6
TAX jako pravideln6 obchody
musi svoii Utmost ohlasiti,
nechti-li Sc vydati V nebeZpeci
trestG. ProhlaSuje tax Fl. II.
Weiss, kolektor vnitrozemskych
dani V clevelandsk6m distrik-
tu. Az dosud nebylo cinnosti
podomnich obchodnikG dbano,
ale ode dneska budou inspekto-
ri toto obchodni odv6tvi prfsne
kontrolovati a pozadovati W.
kaz pfihlaSeni, po pripad6
stvrzenku 0 zaplacenych da-
Mich. Provinilce pax stihatj
bude Gfedn6 distriktni zalobce
Spojenych Statd.
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UPOZORNENI!
PATRONAT CESKO-NE-
DELNI SKOLY MA
QUINCY AVE.

na vychodnf strane vypisuje
timto "KONKURS" pro u6i-
tele 2. tfidy o l. ledna 1922.
Vyucuje od 9 do II hodin
dopoledne DO dobu skolniho
obdobi. Prihlasky mono ci-
niti do konce prosince 1921
V Cesko Americk6 Sini ma
Quincy Ave.
VYBOR.
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VYIAMOVACI .POkLADEN
UKORISTILI POZNOVU
100000.

James Handlin. zam6stnany
II the Producers Milk Co., Y &.
4560 zap. 35. ul. objevil dnes
rano 0 G. hodin6, ze vylamova-
ci bezpecnostnich pokladen u
chill navSt6vu, kasu rozbili a
kdyz byli 2 nj wall as $4,000,
prchli. Die policejni theorie
byli to pry tit6z pachatele,
ktefi pred tydnem uloupili jat-
kafsk6 firm6 ma zap. 68. ul.
$4,000. y vcerejsiho lupicske-
no repertoire vybirame jako
doklad neutuchaifci tinnosti
banditG z n6kolika kousku pre-
padeni Ignata Malinovsk6ho,
IL {. 1920 Marble Ave. kociho
u The Jewel Tea Co. zamest-
.nan6ho, ktery "a denniho sV6-
tia obran byl jedinym muzem
ma zap. 26. ul. a Lorain ave. 0
1865.
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PONDELNf KONCERT BER-
NARDIHO.

Prvni zvlaStni koncert pod
nikatele Bernardiho poTadan
brde Y Masonic Hall pfiStf pom
deli 10. prosince vecer. Wy
stoupf contraaltistka newyor-
sk6 Metropolitan opery Carroll
ma Lazzari, uhersky virtuos ma
.housle Duci Kerekiarto a vir-
tuos ma harfu Alberto Salvi.
Prvni sice jest rodem Ame-
ricankou. ale rodice jsou pit
vodu italskeho a francouzsk6-
no. Pov6st jeji jako zpevacky
vyrovna Sc v$em slavenym o.
pernim hv6zdam. Mad 'arsky
houslista pax patri mezi nej-
mladsi houslisty, jest teprve
q rokH star. Neposlednim jest
harfenik Salvi, ienz kralovsky
ton nastroi ovlada S bajecnou
dokonalosti. Koncert ma har-
flu pofada Sc dnesni DOLBY malo
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VELKY POZAR " DOLENlM
MESTE.

Dnesniho rama povstaly po-
zar v ftyrpatrov6 budove na
High ave. a vych. A. ul, zpdso-
bill ma staveni ulozen6m zbo-
II skodu We vysi as 100000.
Y pfizemi nachazel Sc zavod
kloboucnicky a sklad gumove-
no zbozi, automobilovych ra-
fiji atd. Nahore umist6na by
la tiskarna a tfeti patro me
pronajato zavod ma Zhotovo-
vani obchodnich Stitu. Nejho-
rejSi patro bylo uprazdneno
Ohen povstal ma /. patfe pre-
dral Sc stropem do poschod
vySSich a proudly vody chrleny
" plameny znicily zbozi, jez u.
lozeno V kramech prizemnich
Kolemidouci straznik spatfi
oknem plameny a pfivolal ha
siGe, ktefi az do t6to DOLBY ne.
mohli puvod ohn6 zjistiti.
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KUPOVAL LIH A BYL
OKRADEN o $4,000.

Dva lupiGi pouzili autotrucku
nalozeneho study vodou, ia
ko vnadidla a oloupili vcera V
pozadi domu {. 2400 Prospect
ave, pozemkoveho obchodni-
ka Louise Friedmana. 10624
GrantWood 0 $4,000. Nekolik
minut pozd6ji spatril policeini
straznik Jan Zaletel ma Euclid
a vych. 30. al. prchajiciho mu-
ze, iehoz Sc zmocnil. Zatce-
ny popiral vSak kazde spoieni
loupezi a take Friedman iei
nemohl $ urcitosti iako pacha-
tele oznaGiti. Jinak je znamy,
jake ma parole propuSteny ka-
rance a pfidrzen k dalSim w
slechum.
Oba lupici slibovali Fried
manoyi prodati mu alkohol u
krytJ V garazi a jelikoz cena
byla pfijatelna, wal 81 Fried
man vetsi tdstku penez. V
garazi pax. chteie Sc pfesved-
citi o jakosti Thu. narazil ie-
den soudek tekla cira voda,
jal Sc PROFESSIONAL, ale ieden z
banditu mu pfidrzel revolver
k t6lu a druhy mu wal penize.
Po zdaren6m lupu prchli vzdo1
tomu, re byli celym zastupem
shluknuvSich Sc lidi pronasle
dovani.
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NOVA OBET DNESNt NEZA
MESTNANOSTI.

V domneni, ze ieii manzel
Sc snazi ii pouze zastraSiti
hrozbou, ze spacha sebevraz-
du. obratila Sc pi. SmithoVa 2
{. 154S Stuber ct. N. +. k to-
muto zady. kdyz tu treskla ra-
ma a muz ieji Sc krvi zbrocer
skacel m postel. Jest 80 70,
XII star. onemocnel K tomu
Ike vSemu byl hez zamestnani
Dopraven byl do Lakeside ne
mocnice, kde vGera veGer bylC
hlaSeno, ze sotva 2ivotem Wy,
vaZne.
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K ZAkONCENf sTAVKY DO
VAZECU MLEKA.

$50 rozvazeG6 ml6ka, byva-
lych stavkar1 z celkoveho po-
Gtu $50 bylo vzato The Telling
Belle Vernon Co. zpet do pra-
ce a polovina iich zamestnana
bude pry V nejbhzsich dnech,
jak oznamuje J. H. Coolidge
jr., generalni riditel spolecno-
sti. Dovazka ml6ka a zmrZli-
ny d6je Sc jiz nyni V tonne
rozmeru jako pred stavkou,
Poiceinf hlidky zmenSeny by
~ ien ma ttyri straze, kter6
budou patrne jeste dnes cd.
volany. Mlekarna ale hodla
pokracovati V podan6 zalobt
ma unii rozvazecu ml6ka, kite.
rouz cini zodpov6dnou ia do
mnele napachane skody We
vysi S650.000. Take soudy
pro neuposlechnuti soudnihC
zakazu pro jine "a stavky
vznikle prestupky jsou dosuC
V pln6m proudu a vcera vysle.
chnuto soudcem w. f. Dunca.
mem z Findlay osm tlenG unie
obvinenych, re neuposlechl
soudniho rozkazu. Jeden 2
obzalovanych byl propuSten 8
a zalobach ostatnich bude roz.
hodnuto dnes.
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v REZVEDOMI NALEZENA
RODINA.

V patek rano byla V {. 2063
vych. n. ul. nalezena pi, May
Devereauxova, jeji dv6 d6ti Il
bratr G. Archanbault Y bez,
vedoml. Byli lined doprayeni
de nemocnice sv. Lukase, kde
lekari rozpoznali priznaky O.
rraVy ptomainem. Privolana
sousedy policie Sc zprVu do
mniyala, re Sc jedna 0 nahodi-
lou otravu plynem, ielikol Y
mfstnosti bylo cititi zapach.
Rodina Sc pfistehovala tcprve
nedayno z Newarku, N. Y.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
TAKE DUVOD X ROZVODU

w. Fl. Miller. zam6stnany y
Regent hotelu, zaluje svoii ze.
MI Naomi "a rozvod, kterou
pred soudem vinil, ze Sc zami
lovala Go iist6ho financnika '
Buffalo, 0 n6mz vvprav6la, zt
iei miluie proto, re ma kras
nv f'mskF nos, pronikav6 GER
rd o6i a krasne m6kkce vyca
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s'WTvRy-s

lounovan5 automobil. zena je-
no pax pred soudkyni Alleno-
YOU vypravela, ze il muz ira
pill nesmyslnou 'zarlivosti a re
buffalsky muz fimskym no.
sem jest dlouholety domaci
pritel. Manzel pax zaloval
dale, re jej zena opustila hned
ma svatebnf ceste, aby Sc patr-
ne obdivovala krasn6mu vyb6z-
ku obliceie jeho soka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16
KRAJAN TROJAN JMENO-
VAN HASICSkYM
KAPITANEM.

Sef pozarniho Department.
G.. A. Wallace vcera oznamil,
re bylo imenorano osm hasiC-
skych kapitanu, lmezi nimiz Sc
nachazf j jmeno krajana ia
mese NJ. Troyaha. K docilene-
mu dspechu 20 nejsrdecneji
gratulujeme.
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Jen aby to tax Ease nebylo.

eco d6lal vas syn az az do
mobilisace?" "Nic." "A
60 della nynf?" - "Nepostra
datelneho."
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NARODNf DAN
Prispevky slozene " admin. "Sveta".

Ed. Ranzdorf, 1922 Havin Ave. ............ $500
Pr Sluke S10O
Josef Musl, 5017 Pershng Ave. .............. $500
Dne prosnce bylo vykazano Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Dne 16 prosnce naleza adm "Sveta" ..... $41.OO
N B We vcerejsim vykazu bylo uvereneno meno Karel
Forejt melo stati Katerna ForeJt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16

= PFi Sylvestriads Radu
zizka els. 9, c. S. P. S. v
Ceske SIM Sokol seidete sc
Sc vsemi starymi znamymi.
PTiidete tez?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-16

kdy, ac n4stroi ten patfi ne
sporn6 mezi nejhudebnejSi, ale
vzdor tomu jest tax zridka
kdy slysan.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
AMERICAN iEglON INSTALL
NV OFFICERS run 1922

The Fihs o. uuisaY rasf So iu
met 81 ther hradmariers Weirssdsy
rifhi and Installed their res ofrsfs
o. to- year is1l un aas ths.r
last regular meeting o. h. scar
After ihs nss oarsn aat thsr
saau rsso|uinn. rni.ulnf tts af
t.on ~ ihs Veteran Welfare A..a.
.aian Boz trr rfori ia obtain ad
iasiel compensation o. keniurty
teirmn ~ tts WmH Wu through
the nesi session n ihr STATE Legs
'aiuu. were passed hy thf msutsu
~ ihe pnst
The neti rEa'af mrrhne ~ thn
Post a.li b. hrh on "wednesday ss
euinr. laHaau e. iel Au wen in
tutieuieu rauufi eho served .n ihe
Amy Nag or Maurr Corr. daf
inr ihe fessm rsf ars specially arrol
to b. present
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
BELMONT

Nr and Me- uoy Cfaynf spent
sunday nlFhi uith u C. Brown and
family.
Mr and Nu % Coleman and
children spent Sunday at the home
N u q Brown.
Mr and Mr. Jackson nlanion spent
Friday the quests ~ Mr. and Mrs
Roy Cfaync.
Mr and Ms. Della Woodall have
moved 10 the John Mcconnell farm.
Nv and Mr. Tom Asher spent
Sunday with Maih Eihridre
Reed brown spent Saturday with
BIZ cousin, nelmer brown.
nclmer Brown spent Sunday whh
Reed Brown
Mu. Nellie Boyd and brother. Rex,
went 10 Marion Monday.
Mr. and Ms. nurnle Crlder were
guests n her mother. Mr. Mae Hill.
sunday
Az u G. Brown snsni Friday with
his daughter. Mrs Nellie Boyd.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23

80 YOU may not expect the Press
next week. Our boys In the office
have worked day and night 10 give
you your paper on time and they de
serve next week for holidays Some
one will be- In the Office every day
q, wait on our patrons and do any
job work needed
The next issue of the Press will
be- January g. ig22.
We wish for one and all a real
Merry Christmas and Tor the New
Year We wish to every one all that
is good.
When In Marion drop In and see
us. A warm welcome awaits you.
thank you. W =. II.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
BLACKBURN

Ms Roy Joyce visited her father.
IA M stephens. one day Ias' vcek
D e Marlborough b. on he sIrk
hsi al this writing
Tommis Hunt and family have
|moted .uio this seliion
Mr and Mr. , u Fast and ehi
hen spent one day last wfek rir.t
~ Mr and Mrs.. d I Hillyard
~ and Mrs p Coleman usnt
o. Marion Monday
Mu iirIis Caspef b. spending q
few dats uith her daughter Mr.
Annie Hunt
~ and Mu Wi'lourhhy Casper
AMI little daughter spent one day lait
vesk ne ruest n M, ida Yarhfourh
" . sismbrdrs visited e.
iarhrourh one day last week
j " Tosh was called saturday o.
he bedside of be- brother. sherman
roth. ~ Cave srunrr. Who wa 30.
r.ously i'l
Mu Roy joyce visited Mr. Belle
sirmhridre and daughter. Mis lda.
one dav last ussk
Roy Coleman. n Midway. passed
through the section one dsy asi
wsek
7 J. Fralisk spent a fsv DAY, hit
seek The guest u ~ Murray and
family
Ar and Mu. " " Hopkins and
children visited hs parents. ~ and
Nu ,. Hopkins and family u SHADY
Grove.
Mu. Belle Tarlsy spent sunday
with Mr. Dora McConnsl
NJ and M Sam isnsavc and
iaa.li spent sunday 81 ths home ~
3. A. siembridrc and family ~ ihe
noanwood section.
d Mcdowell will move b. ihe &.
q Mcconnell farm soon
Au. Dora Mcconnell spent Sun.
day with her son. e.. =. Mcconnell
Mr. i.exie Coleman was the ruest
n be sister Mr. Lena Woodsids.
one day last sssl