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Washington Journal., 1921-08-12

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tort. lid wciB uidt. marllm on DID
crciierit. lluieren oeiuen
6reumoen - tomteit on nidt elm.
nal ifoOen. Gie @oli5ei lit ia i'm
9siie ibrer Namen. gu miirOeit
MIR sir ipc5iea eiuen 9ienit Ieiiten,
DID retteu, obne DAB ole iibrigcn
oesbolb idlimmer ooran mGren. Der
gauge llnteridieo lit Der, ouB on,
reun on Den Rat beiolglt, nibt nit
Den iibriecn nod Sibirien pilgerit,
ndbreno on linen onoernfoIls @e.
ieaidoft ~Ieiiteit. Gerrat fonnte oas
ood) niemano nennen"
9orooin ihouoerte.
ngber miiroe eS aud e~Egenbatt
gebanOelt iein?" mari er 6peiieIno
ein.
SD iage ia nid)t, oob on cs tln
iouit," iagte er idneI.
1ytie perOe i'd es tun. @cibt
on nid)t einen an0eren Hot2"
DScinen."
9omit itanO 2o6areff auf unO er-
grill ieinen SUIT.
D@obin9" iroete gorooin bit.
teno, oes Srcunoes 9lrm iniieu6.
nDenflt on, Dab ib mid nit Dir
fongen loiien DiuY" CAB oieier faIt
5uritd. n@uten abeuo."
gr panote iid INN uuo idritt
nod Der Cir. Scr ieioe Sduft
miro es tun," murmeIte er, oils err
Die Sdmele oeS 3immers iiber.
ibritt, NORM er 10 boien Samen
geiGt bate.
8orooin fab inoeiicn triibiinnie
iiber ben Gid eebeugt uil6 bIidte
pie geiitesabWeieuO Dor iid bin -.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
@iertss 9apitel.
Gin aIHdIi6er aiebbobcr r.

-" ~
Sbres gotcr$ SalS entbielt uieIe
@emdder, aber feines erfreute iib
10 Der CUNT Sopbias, oils ooS
3immer oes 18unoes Der Greimii-
tigen". Sm binteriten Eeile Oes
Sauies, nod Dem oerldwiegenen
Warten binous, mar eS 9elegen, Elm
einfader pierediger, oiemlid gro.
Der Haum nit oetaielten @Gnoen,
elmer langen SafeI bon @idenbolj
uno Stiiblen bon Oerielben Art. Yin
Der @ano, gegeniiber Der @ingones.
tiir, itono ein prohtnoIer 6liige!.
Cine Sammlung BON Bortr1tS be.
riibmter WtGnner, 0arunter 8oltaire,
&ouiieali, @oetbe, Sd)iller, Seine,
6rieori6 Der @roBe, Napoleon, Cur.
genieff uno &olitoi, mie cine glfl.
6abl S6iloer nit Simipriiden ullO
3itaten idmiidten Die iibri9en 8dil-
De. Gin idli6ter Sol5iAronf in Der
gde bare ole 8ibliotbet Oes 9unoeS.
3as lhone iunge Wt10den lieB
iid, iiber ibre eigene &iibnbeit erro-
teno, 5agboit auf Dem Seliel ME.
Der, Delden 6elig 8oltofsfi ein3u.
nebmen pile9te. Sinneno lebnte tie
li1 5uriid uno beoedte Die Miieen
nit Der Sano.
80 on teurer, on trauli6er
&aum," reoete lie in @eoanfen oas
ibr 10 liebe @emod) an, nbeute abeno
mirit on i'm wieoerieben, Der 10
LANCE Oein Selo, oein erbabeniter
@epobnet 9etpeien it,"
llno aud i'd, oodpte iie, iueroe i'm
pieoerieben. Sb er meiner nobl
nod gang 10 oeoenft, pie ebeOem,
als er mid 10 ieltiom, 10 lieb al,
blidte, wenn i6 ibm an oieier &a-
fel, ieinen begeiIterten Borten lnl-
ideno, gegeniiberiaBs
Am N~euiabrStage Dor bier Sab.
rem mar es getpeieL OoB 8ittor i'm
5llerlt in oas naterlide Saus elm.
fiibrte. Sn einem Gofe batten ii6
Die iungen 2eute fennen 9elernt
uno Die beioerieitige 8egeilterun9
fir Die idonen 8iiieniduiten bate
tie 0ulammengetiibrt. 8olo pereir.
ten iie iid nit ibren beioerieitisen
Sreunoen al einem Itiuen, fleibi9en
&reis, Der in troutcn 3uiammer.
fiinften feline Sheen austaui6te, iei.
ne Iiterariiden Nei9ungen befrie0ig.
tie, iomeit iie iiber Die eneen Sdrnn.
fen b%inousragten, mel6e elm eng.
ber5iees, ben Weniden gum Sfla.
pen Der @iatiir itempelnoes sc.
ies ibnen aog, unO oeiien Mitglieoer
in ibre peribpiegenen Ser5en frei.
ntiitig ibre @e0anfen iiber @abrbcit,
6reibcit itno Noterlano ausi1itte.
ten Die iie nidyt bi~nousrlfen ourften
in Die eefnedtete @eienidait, nidt
offenbaren burften in Bib uno
8ort.
SeIig Golfofsti oils Der geiitig 8e.
oeutenoite inter ibneb mar baIo
Der Siibrer uno Better oes fleinen
&reiles. Seine 4utorit6t puds
nit Dem &ubm, ben er our6 feline
pOetii9en unO oramatiiden arbeiten
e%rntete, ia Ole Sreunoe biloeten iid
oarauf ettpas EN- Die erlten gu fem,
tpelde feline neren 8erfe fennen
lernten. 90 entltano Der 8uno
Der rSreimiitigen", Der balo Die
iuneen 2eute gu r"eoelmdBieen, mo-.
dentliden 8~eriammlungen uereinig.
tie, fir fpelfe ibnen Der 9oufmonn
Sioorsfi Der ii6 auf Dos 2ebbafte.
tie fir ben aufltrebenoen Sdrift.
teller uno Den 0uno intereiiierte,
elm eieenes 3immer in ieinem ge.
raumigen $auie berridten lieb.
Washington Journal., 1921-08-12
(Gortiesuns folst.)

= 8esriinoete Sreuoe.
5rau g.: @as, Sbr Mann freut
ii6 nod iber bos bunOSmiierable
@etter?
Grch g.: GreiIi&, neil er's pro.
pbe5elt katl
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
GRADUATES WITH HoNoRs

Lexington, Ky. May 3l-Miss
Lucille Moore. granddaughter Of Jud.
~ aud Mrs J A. Moore Of Marion
a Senior In the College Of Arts and
Science, at the University Of NY. has
gained increasing prominence on the
campus here since her entrance here
IN her Junior year.
Miss Moore IL a brilliant student
and has won the highest honors pos.
sible She Is a member of the Nor.
tar Board. Senior Girls Honorary
Society, which not only requires high
scholastic standing but prominence
In student and University activities,
and u a member of Theta Sigma Phi,
" W c. A.. Strollers Dramatic Club,
Horace Mann Literary Society. Eng.
lish Club. Physehology Club and
Associate Editor u the Kernel A.
President of the PhilosophiAn Liter.
ary Society she has proved herself .
leader
Mis- Moore is q member u the Alpha
Gamma Delta Fraternity She has
won the high esteem o. both faculty
and students and a. an honor student
she is . graduate u which the Univ.
efsiiy h proud
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Mu Eursns Maeksy and daugh
isf ars visiting her parents Mr and
Mr. D. B Waihsu u this sscion
IT Franklin is very siek 1t ihi'
writing
Mr. Anna laRus spent a few day,
last wesk With hsr sou .. 7. Franklin
Mr Minnie Thomas and son from
Marion arr visiting Mr. J o Paris
Hollis Franklin wife and daughter
spent a fsw days last seek In this
sertion
Rev q a. Capshaw visited =
r Franklin Monday
Waits Fuulhn has returned hams
since the Marion slhool siused
Mia Ehbis Wathsn has returned
home o. spend ths summer vacation
The social AZ Mu Tom Carter,
given iu hnof % the isi and 2nd sen
bog classes vas snioye By al present
Misses Mley nncy and Ethel FlAr
ary visited in Marion this week
Abs Al,is and Walker Cook atisn
ded ihg pIay a. rolu Saturday night
Glenn springs returned home from
Marnn Saturday
Roe Williams spent the week On,
In Marion
Roy johnson and family aitsude,
SUNDAY School ~ Hebron Sunday
John Vaughn and family. D n
Coca and family and james Cartel
took dinner 40 r u Carriers Sun
day
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
SOPHOMORE At L. or NJ.

Lexington. Ny. May 81 George
Dowsll. son of W. =. Dowell Of Tolu.
s . second term Sophomore At the
University n Ksntneky. Ne attended
The X. W C. for one year.
Ne y matriculated IN the College
% Arts and Science and j. majoring
in Economics His minor subjects
are English and Hygiens
Mr. DOwsll is a sigma Nu pledge
and has been on al round athlstic
man IN college and high school Ne
was On the football team one year At
the Vanderbilt Training Sehool and
two ysau Al the X " L. ne was
also on the X. ". c. Basketball
squad in 1890
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
DIES m OKLAHOMA

Mr. Dr Joe CLARK Of Tisho-
mingo. Okla passed away last week
after . pfoiraetsd illness
MIR Clark was the sister Of May.
or J " Blue and youngest daugh.
tsT of Mr and Mrs. John W Blue.
Sr. and wai . cultured lady She
Vas reared in Marion and was mar.
ried 70 Dr. J J Clark p yean
Ago, after which they went 10 Okla.
homa where the doctor built up a
lucrative praetics
The many friends of Mrs CLARK
uill regret 10 hear u her death
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
o,Nb 90 THANKS


"Ht fau o. sspfess my sincere
80" if o. ouI friends fof their
so tfiasssss shovu ny dear good
ed ms during hsf illness and
can sloglsl thanks are dus ths
apsfsion q Marion vho
sni and aiisutiys Onsa
hu illnsss I vuuld call Np
aiisnilan D. ths tat that
.ssmsi snsious b. a. ssms.
% ~ ani shs uuald rsply.
es hsss mars frisuii than
.'f st hsi
hH ilus, .aiiaa o. hsf friend,
l aai sinssrs and even IN
ed death shs found by IN
Hf thsi others thought u hsr
r osn satisfaction shs found
hauf u hssd that her many
',.''i' mos he meaning of that
@ le'm which shs loved 80 much.
'a .'i ms live fsom day to day.
'a.t q islf fotFslful way.
80 even vhsn I knssl a. pray
fafsfs shall b. fof others
80 fiisnds and mine u shall
= my prayer that ths lard
'" snd kssp yuu
''-' ifisnd. .. .. CHARLES
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Thursday evening u last s.st .
large number u Marion Iligh g,.d
ua'e' assembled for the second A.
hssl Alumni Banquet The u..i,
Of honor were ths msmbsr N m.
class of ~ A yey inisrs.iing pr,
gram va rendered and q dsl,yb,fl
menu sas served
Neville hoors va. ioastms.,.,
Their President. Mr. J A steven.
~sleomsd The class " "a a. tl.,,
place in ihs Alumni Association u.,b
. 'sy sincere aud appopnai. si
dfsai ihs president u ihs gradual.
'hS eiaa fssponisd h. hsr sdlf.
Niih = spirit that showed that gi
~a' going 10 b. faithful mppor,.r
" ihs Association
The roll call n the e.au.. a..
very entertaining and showed nst
practically every class that has gsn,
from Che halls ON ua. r.p
fsssnisi
After ~ roll cell bu,ins meet
me 80 hsld and an.esn we're elect
81 To- he ensuing year To oH.sr
elected -sfs Me. Lena Hsllelsu
ffssidsui. Harm Moore q rfss.
dent and Orfllls lamb. Secretary
Treasurer Ths mssiinr thsn IA.
burned siit sssDoss heartily m
favor q smother banquet nstt year
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
COMMENCEMENT

The hnal Commencement exercises
u the Marion High school we're held
in the School Auditorium Friday ~
sninT ai 500 O'Clock With q large
audience present The commsnce-
msni address was given By Dr "
A Ganhsld. President u Centre Col
legs THIS address VA one u the
best that hAs ever been heard In Ma
ron Df Ganhsld's address was
based on the greatest question u io-
day. "han's Rslatisn ~ Man
Miss Roberta Moore vas the Salu.
iAiorian and hsT address showed =
good command u English and great
originality Il was delivered IN =
very effective manner and veil ~
csiyed b. the audience.
The highest honors of the class
were Won by Miss Vera Esksw and
a. Nalriictorian she proved that those
honur. ~ss- wsll n,sfited. She d.
livsFsd this In the qui.t and Hssds.t
mannsr that has eharsctsfifed hsr
attiiuds throughout her entire school
life
Delightful music was rendered for
the occasion By the Alumni Orchss-
tra.
Mr. W a. Morris. Chairman q
the City School Board. presented ths
diplomas 10 the following graduates
Sue Champion
Lacy Dean
Elisabsih Dollar
Vera Esksw
Ruby GAhagsn
lna NAY
Opal May
Roberta Moore
l.soda Mewhinsr
Margaret Ofms
Virginia Red
Mabel Siglsr
John William blue
Ernest Minnsr
Otis Wheeler
Prof G. n Gumbsrt. who has
taught Agriculturs In Marion High
School for several years. awarded
diplomas 10 The follo~ing boys.
Raymond D.. Boucher
William {. Esksw
Watts Franklin
Carlos Grlbhs
The diplomas are the frat 70 b.
awarded In the Agricultural Depart
msni u the Marion Hish School and
suiitls the holder 10 the same honoSs
81 the seademic courses.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
cn,nGEp WIN RounER

un lari Saturday u.ghi uspaiy
sheriff Manlsy siih tso afer u
nsrrsnhsld ARRESTED Coleman harth
~ an llsmpiah slaarhif st lo.
Ths aHfsa ihsn ssni o. ihs home
several milsa frou tauu aai arrest
81 Nf lssn narih.os Ths meu
sr uanis.i 81 Morfaufsli ia snfssf
a. = thafrs n r1thsry
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
cARp 90 H,NGs

w,ui.h o. thanl co. many iiisni'
srt n..shlsu 49, 81 tlnil s'rrs''.
d Asr tympaihy 9th sert' ani
s..h ,s saf b,fsswm,ai ias w 'h'
ass u our husband sni isihsf
usy Gods rlhssi b.suIur rs'i up
on tksm sll NhH "
CURRY snd CHILDREN
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
MEMORIAL sER,bEs

ms Anrual Memorial seuitea
usw bsli suhday 20 goo q ~ A
lsrss eru.t stisaisd o. pas re'ps,i
O. ~ memory q ihr ifaf ONES
uhs.s rsmsins fsst ln hsaltlial Ma.
pIs Vies Cemsisn ko " u
Nsruns, mais b. siirs k''
q q pillon sui ~, h'l'esi
oa.r.i ths opsu.uf snl ,hs.nf
p,.y.n ur hsgs of stuFa
tsli u ths sforis u tts Association
a. lssp ihs Csmsisry beautiful
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
Chautauqua is Coming!

Marion will have many visitors during that week
Marion merchants will have bargains or those who want
the best roods at the lowest price.
Make up your mind 10 spend as much time as possible IN
Marion during Chautauqua Week
Keen your eve the ads that appear in the Press during
the month Of June.
rbautauoua begins saturday june, 18th
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
REPORT INCREASE

REPORT INCREASE
N BUSINESS
The new hrm u Kemp and Lsneays
that iook oyef the busiusu u Foster
and Tucker, repair shop. u doing wsl
and hr " n Kemp. ths manager
who b one u the best Ford me.
ehani1s near hsFs. reports q business
that b insfeasinr sysry day Mr.
hemp snd his partner az usll equip.
psd in thsu shop and hsss q complsis
hoe u eluipment ne,ssssy Cor thh
kind u work and srs giving salts.
faction on every hand
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Dr Atkinson Frazer examined the
following men Tor War Risk lusu.
rance here last week J A. lowsry
of Sullivan; " D rigus Providence
, W Chit,snden, Joy: } p Mann.
Salem. Clay woodrihg. Pride. 7
L. Wexford, Bellies Mines and W.
Tilsns.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
MIDWAY

Nr Martha s.rtr ari son g..
ol. visited relative 20 shady Grove
Saturday and Sunday
Mr ari Nr Shelly Matthews and
shiIifsu visited e. o. Hil of Mari.
on Saturday and Sunday
Mna Eim and Stella sirief va.
hoi Me- lm llil Saturday
Mr and Mr. ] funi Coursr
vsrs boz ibH ss.ian Monday
Mr uaD Wooiau and children
vsf, BOZ Marion Saturday
NJ lu Matthew and daughter
Mildred aiisnioi ,hursh ai MARION
Sunday
Master Virgil Woaisn BE- visiting
b. ranifaihsr % Wootal thi1
vsrt
Mr d o. O. rau and family
viI. uo,s u their farm boz ihr srg.
t.Or aI1r
Mv Leah lul II Marion visited
hsr brother Pre- Hil ani family
ths trat ~ ihr u,sk
Nu Mars Cmmrnu .ici Mis
Pearl Hufhe iht urek fHi
Master Hester lluni spent hsi
w,sl ths guest of his aunt Martha
Slr'r
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
CAMPING AND rlcSlcs

Ain los Ailihs teacher n ths
Cliy setoois 80. several rirs on
. camping tup a. nsanuo.i ths
hfsi n tha ~ssi Among ihs Ffh
that sooaiapan~d boz ssfs nsrn.s
fhamssan. Asfiha hssi Nfrna
ior'sf snd tais Hasun
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03
Farm Bureau Notes

n1s sill be- q County Wool Pool
q. YEAR " N Weldon, Marion
Ia the County Chairman n
,,rrisi rst n touch ~ilh hlm
g buyers note advertisement in
a. papFr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

The sFirt National Bauk u Prin.
csion. ky has purehasri a machine
gun 30 safs ruari ihs Interests u
their customers
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Mr. U h rrimbls. . rod eitissn
" CarTsyille. vas IN the city Friday
and attended the commencement ss.
sfcisss.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

The latest frcak u nature has been
discovered ~ Princston. ky Il sa
fish with lers The hsh va caught
in q pond near Princeton and has the
head and tail u = catfish and les
resembling those of a fror
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Ovsnshoro High school oommsncs.
msnt a. held last wcsk sith i02 In
ths graduating class
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Mr and Mr. Wills Dollins left
last week for Illinois where h. takes
q position with a telephone company
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Misses llsns Rankin and Ida Nell
Frazer are visiting Miss Bonnie Babb
of Sturgis this week.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Mu William Rochester of this
city Is visiting hsr mother In l.sxing
ton.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

NJ - IS Gaiside = Junior Club
frs,aH yorker from Ne uniysr.
AZ kentucky spent Thursday IN
4, .ar,y in the Interests u Iuhior
a. u ts held ~ LsElngion Iuns
gW
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

o. r h.i 60 late ysi to dispose
ftf tsr snd pfodues lnfsfiils
a. u. faa tnow u causes loss
dtaas0 snnaslly T. ths stats n
ffiaiI tsssaas n malls blrds run
rr alt a. hask darias NJ tsm.
81 aits
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

tu>T between Naran ani DEAN
u.l rlId HIsI open he i.ievd
rrr watch Nrier please return
o. e. e. Wahu
Ar Garrr Ih1ua. IT Prov.
l.r. aa. r NaraH Monday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

A. q mark u respect. & white men
wsrs pail bearers ~ the funeral u an
aged hegro man Who died rccsnlly
neat Csdil. Ky
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Tom Wiring wss In Psducah Friday
on business
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

IA. .shiifs force n ~ Hone TsIe.
phaus Campany as iatsn on ie.
nfhiful pirns Nsdnssiay evening By
NJ Counis NansFsr = b. Compa
~ ThsI ssni oh . motor trufi o.
plsfs nssf sksfiisn Thoss rolHr
-sTs Missss Natsl Morgan lusils
rsrh Zliphs nufhss Nsa Wood
tiiss. Geneva fouisf sni isaia Mr
Whiusf. Nunu D Z Counts.
creed mfsitsd Audn Cafk Car-
kss Gmhls Frssmar Elisf aai f,.
sfsii Filisns
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

The United States Army has dsy.
clipped q 80 oalihrs machine guIath
will pierce at = distance u 900 yards
the one inch armor of battle tank
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

nasi evening May 2l,h the coun-
+. Assri heid q farmers mssiing q
0s. chapel A good crowd ~ss
sus ianls Thsy dssidsi O.
r,,s regular mssiing night sysry
ffn iuisy aHd hoIs that = lsrr.
rnrtfI " fafmsfs oil avail ihsm-
str % ihs meeting ln luns 2iih
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

hf J n NHrins rstafnsd %
hsfior nssday sfisf having ascum.
panied = daas n small boJs an
ssmping tTip a. Hairless rfei's
~ esys thsi ~sui ssFs ismss b
CsfusAsR Rsbsr Nhham. Charlie.
Nsrunsf snd ismss HaFtfs
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

nagsn a. Chspsl Hm Comms.
nI t.at laas
Aafr fasst ani tts culture u
r'- An n J Hn. Rsih HnL
turFf.Ins tosisf
~ hatsn thsuid hsss cuua o.
a"t..sI tested Open discussion
~ n ths prirs u cream a. hoe 81
Hvfaf' a Hm. G. A A..
g. . U H.sham
N-aa Garden rstts George Coo.
at Me- n Z uirham Mr.
iff.s Wahsf
'-.'r lifs in Cnttsndsn Couniy
tstu a. n q Hin. r N
HM
1sam istis sap. Couaiy Asi
a. i.ts has Ess1 one tsll lass
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

Ss.i rl.as c. L. Doss 1t
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

f.l l.mmuuiJ Ciut Tss.asy
l.as ffss t.dY oums
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

klpsifist nisuii Cauuty
Ar 80 h ~ oauuty Tsssdsy
'uus -iih County Assni
slsrr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-03

nusa o. Forrest Grove camus.
rr Ual iuns
l.rnHrI Caarsrsiian Ny lohn.
tstsflH kafhsfns Bead
~ g. nalm sp NJ Country Homs
NJ " 7 Tern
tsnfar Anns Gass
- e. lmrfats NJ RsisiioA hstussu
laatifY sni CHy bsrusy Ciag,
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The New York herald., 1921-02-03
New state Bonus Bonds.

The Massachusetts, award OF bonds for
soldicrs' bonuses is the sixth Offering OF
this kind 20 b. made by states. Maine
sold SO, ,OOO. 600 Rhode Island S2.500,00
and Vermont 81 10000. Minnesota has
sold about sl1 100000 bonds out of an
authorized issue of s2O,0O0,000. fur
ther Offering Of si.53S.0o0 Of Mime
sofa bonds Is advertised for to-day. New
Hampshire sold s1.50o.O00. Altogether
seventeen states have taken up the ques-
tion OF financing bonuses and all but two
Legislatures have taken definite action.
Or the fifteen States, eleven have issued
ar viii issue bonds. bill introduced
into The California Legislature pro-
vides for SIS 900 900 bonus bonds. New
Jersey win consider a si2.o0o.000 issue
after juno ~. New York plans IN issue
Of si5.000.000. \ s25.o00.oo0 issue has
been proposed IN Ohio. Washington au-
ihorizcd s16.0o0.0OO and ~ Wisconsin
about twenty-five counties have Issued
bonds. although there will be no state
issue.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
Railroad Eguipm e pts.

An issue of approximately s2,o00,00O
of 500 Line Railway five to fifteen year
6ia per cent. equipment trust notes was
placed privately yesterday by Dillon,
Read & Co. az prices ranging from l01
TO 90. dependent on maturity. the basis
ranging from $40 to $50 per cent
Plympton, Gardiner & Co. announced
that an Offering of $1.S56,000 of Long
Island Railroad equipments was all
sold The 500 Line equipment covered
by the financing in the proportion OF
s75 borrowed to s25 paid in cash was
as follows: Five hundred box cars, 400
stock cars, $50 refrigerator cars and
three dining cars. The financing Is sub
ject to approval by the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
EILERs STILL ASKS PROXIES.
sends Another Appeal to stock
holders OF American Smelling.

Kari Eilcrs, formerly an official Of tho
American smelling and Refining COM
pany. who Is seeking to wresi control or
that corporation from the Guggcnheim
interests. has issued another appeal 20
stockholders for their proxies for rsc
in it's annual meeting. The new circu-
lar contains. as did the other. vehement
protest against the continued manage
ment o. the company by tho Guggen-
helms and sets forth reasons why. In
his opinion. they nould be ouejed AT the
next meeting.
The recent action OF the company IS
directors IN discontinuinC their policy
Of acting as selling agency for the pro-
ducing companies. for which they re-
fined copper. and the subsequent taking
over Of those selling agencies by the
Csuggenheims r. characterized rs Eilers
In tho circular rs gift The trans
action. he asserts. transferred 10 the
Cugzenheins sales agency or broker
age which brought the company IN net
proceeds of more than $to,00O.000 in
eilht years.
The New York herald., 1921-02-03
BAY STATE AWARDS
S7,OOO,OOO IN NOTES
y. Y. FIRMS Bid of l00.03 for
Military Service Issue Is
Accepted.

Special DeSpofch 10 THE NEW YORK HEE,ID.
BosToN, Mass. Feb. 2.-The State
Treasurer has awarded to salomon
Bros. & Hutzler OF New York city
S7,o00,o00 of Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts military service 5ia per cent
notes on their bid of l0003. The notes
are TO be offered tomorrow Oy Salomon
Bros & Hutzlor on $40 per cent
interest basis for their nine months
maturity and at $50 per cent. for their
maturity OF twelve months. The issues
are exempt from Massachusetts and
Federal income taxes.
The bids, which were opened this
morning. were asked on two plans. One
plan consisted of the following maturi-
ties: $4,000, 900 OF the maturity Of
November 10. 1921. and 81 100000 Of
that Of February Is. 1922. The other
plan was for s3.000.000 10 mature on
November 10. 1921; s3.e00.O00 on No
yomber 10, 1922. and S1,0V0. 900 on NO
vember 10, 1873.
Saomon Bros. & Hutzler bid t00.G3
for the 5 ~ per cent. notes under plan
and t00.ls for the 5i2 per cent notes
under plan 2.