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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
SVENTASIS TEVAS $AU-
kIA P'ASAUL[ TAIKON.

RYMAS, Sausio 81. Sven
tasis Tevas Benediktas Pen
kioliktasis Sausio % d. pas
kelbe enciklika viso pasaulio
vyskupams pamineti septynip
simtu sukaktuves Tretininky-
stes, kuria isteige sv. Prsn-
ciskus Assizietis.
sventasisl Tevas saukia vi
So zmonija darbuoties del pa
saulio taikos, gi Hrikseionis
vienyben. Ypat pakviecia dar-
buoten riksGioniskosios sam
doros vaikus ir visus tretinil,-
kus. ,.,~
"Tikroji taika," sakoma
enciklikoje, "nera galima, kol
i nebus paremta sielos ramu-
mu. Tam tikslui reikalinga
krikscioniska dorybe. Treti-
ninkai- privalo praplesti kirk
scioniska dvasia ir pasiprie-
sinti dviem arsiem liglaih-
niam piktam, tai yra nepaso-
tinamam godumui paveldeti
pasaulio gerybes ir neuzgesi-
namam troskimui Hnksmybiu.
Tuodu piktu apsireiskia nuo-
latiniuose gincuose proletari-
jato su turtingaisiais, taip ly,
giai kaip nepadorus moterq
paredai ir naujoviniai sokiai.
"Tegu zmones seka sv.
Prancisku Assizieti, kurio nuo-
latinis noras buvo visados pa
sekti Kristu beturte, nusi-
feminine ir pasisventime, Te-
gu moterys isitikina, jog jos
negali geriau = pasitarnauti
Baznyciai ir savo motinai sa-
liai, kaip tik darbuodamosi
>pataisyti sugedusius papro-
Gius."
sventasis Tevas pabaigoje
ragina vyskupus padauginti ir
atgaivinti tretininku draugi-
jas visame pasaulyje. Ir pa
reiskia, kad jis pats istojes
Tretininkysten. L
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
LAKUNAs BARA PREM
JERA.

Londonas, Sausio 30. = III.
nomas .Italijos lakunas d'A.
nnunzio, kuriam aepavyko
valdovauti mieste Fiume, pas:
kelbe knygq vardu "Penkios
Fiume dienos. +"
\ Knygoje sutraukte daugy-
be officially dokumentll, pa
lieeianciu m. Fiume.
Isbaramas premjeras Gioli-
til. Gi apie Save jis sake "did-
ziausais tevyn9s tarnas. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
SUV. VALsIJOS3 MCCALL
GELBETI DETEKTIvU.
Mes amerikoniskas dezerteris
yra Vokietijos pilietis.
Washington. SauSio, 81.

Washington, Sausio 81. =
Teisyb6S departamentas pas
kelbt, jog jiS nieko nezinO a
pie suareStuotu, Vokietijoje
detektivu, nor6jusiu pagrobti
amerikoni$ka dezerteri Berg,
doll. ,
Pasirodo. kad tuodu detek,
tivu Vokietijon pasiunt6 anne
rikoniSkos okupacijin6s armi-
jos valdzia If, turbut, gal dar
he zinios karo departameHto.
Jei taip, tad suarestuotu de-
tektivu, kaip cia sakoma, ne
galima iSgauti. Tx galima
priziureti, kad ~jie teisingai
'butQ telslaml Vokleclq telsno
Taippat negalima iSgauti
lei dezerterio BergdolE Mes
tasai pab6ges Vokietijon tuo-
jaus pri6m6 Vokietijos pile
tybe. =
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
PRIZES PREKYBA SU RU-
SIJA. :

Washington, Sausio 81. =
Senate uzrubeziniQ reikalq ko-
mitetas patvirtino rezoliueija,
kuriaia patariama Suy. Vals-
tijoms atnaujinti prekyba su
Russia. X
Prizes rezoliucija \smarkiai
kalb6jo senatorius King. Jis
pasmerk6 norejima atnaujinti
-prekyba su Russia. Pasake,
kas to nori, tegu sveikas Ike
Iiauja sovietQ Rusijon. Patirs,
kas tenai veikiasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
CORKO LORDUI LIEPTA
S., APLEISTI AMER1KA.

Washington, Sausio 81.
Darbo sekretoriaus Wilsono j.
sakymu Arijos miesto Cork
lordas majoras O'Callaghan
turf apleisti Suv. Valstijas Va
sario II d. Cali jjis Amerika
apleisti pirm tos dienos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
PINGg kuRsAs.

svetimu saliu pinigq yerte, mai
nant nemaziau $25,ooo sausfo %
buyo tokia pagal> Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlinsp avarui $3.50
Prancuzijos sinful frankly 7.22
Italijos sinful iirp s.es
yokietijos simtui markiu l.7S
.Lietuvos Sinful .allksinp LIS
.Lenkjos Sinful msrkip .la
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
Uz PADEGIMUs KALE-
JIMAN.

: Uniontown, Pa, sausio 81.
Turtingp tevQ 10 metu val
xmas, Albert Smith, nubaus-
las ~ metam kalejimu uz pa
degimus namq. Per iris meme
sius jjis padeginejes ivairius
apylinkese ir Gia trobesius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
PAs1sAKE NUzUDEs PRY-
CERT.

suimtas Roscoe Thompson,
juodukas, poIicijai ispazino
nugalabines L. G. Burbage,
juoda pryGerl, 1929 So. State
gat.
Nugalabino j uz 50 If aux,
SIM laikrodell.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
FORDO DIRB.
TUVE.

Detroit, Mich, Sausio 81
Paskelbta, kad siandie atida-
roma Highland Parke Fordo
automobiliu dirbtuve, kur
gaus darba apie 10000 dsrbi,
ninkq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
GUBERNATORIUS PALAN-
KUs BoNUsAMs,

Is springfieldo pranesama,
kad gubernatorius Small lesas
palankus kareiviQ bonusams.
Xxi siolei visa ellie valstijq
iau apmokejo bonusais savo
kareivius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
DAUG KAND1DUoJA !
ALDERMANUS.

Daugiau Simto penkiasde-
simties' kandidatq i alderma-
nus stos lenktynesna- rink
muose Vasario % diena. vi
sose wardose yra pp kelis no
rinGius but atdermanais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01

tai, Latviai ir Lietuva turi
visit pirmu tuo susirupinti il
visai nalaukiant pavasario da-
ryti atatinkamus zingsnius.
Naujai susikurusios Pabaltma
Trio valstybes bus pirmutine
auka, kuria lures pagrobti
/ bolsevikai eidami Europos
"sprogdinti." Ir jie rengiasi
rprie to savo darbo visu from
tn. Oficijal6mis ziniomis boil
Sevikai savo vakarq fronte
sukoncentrayo Grti so divizi-
ljq. Jau yra ziniQ, kad tai,
vienur tai kitur, ,randonpju
dalys pereina nustatyta su
ILenkais rubezip, taippat per-
ejo ir Latvijos sienas, ir Lat
vial pradejo nerimauti. Estu'
pasienis taippat nustatytas
naujomis raudonarmieciu di-
vizijomis. Siandie Kaune kal-
bama, kad del bolsevikines a
gitacijos Estuos prasidejo ge-
neralinis darbininkq streikas.
Su Estq valdzia bolsevikai da-
rosi Wis statesni ir kaikuriuos
taikos sutarties punktus prade
jo savaip aiskinti, If atsisako
juos pildyti. Tas pats ir derry
bose su Lenkais. Is Londono
ateina ziniq, buk Joffe pareis-
kes, kad <bolSevikai tick esq
sustipreje, kad mesa jokio rel
kalo daryti by kuriu nusilei-
dimu. Dabar esq iau bolSevi-
kai gall diktuoti kittens SUI
tarties salygas. Galima tiketi
Sitiems Joffes zodziams ir lau-
xii, kad neilgai trukus jis
pakkelbs naujil salsgu neik
Lenkams, bet ir VISIONS Pa
baltijos valstybems. To susi-
laukti mes gahme visai grei-
tai, dagi greieiau negu pava-
saris isaus. Visq pirma, boil
sevikams bus labai lengvas
pasiaiSkinimas uzimant Will
niq. 0 paskui jie darys visq
pastangp, kad raudonasis tai
'rybq Vilnius pasirupintq visa
Lietuva. Jau siandie bolsevi-
l1ai Lietuvoje ruosiasi prie to
darbo visu smarkumu. Yra
ziniQ, kad jie rengiasi sukelti
lietuvoje visuotina darbinin-
kQ streika. Siomis dienomis
zymus bolsevikas Opanskis
padare generate kontrole vi
SONS profesinems sajungoms
Siauliq ,apskrityje ir kitur.
Pradejo smarkiau darbuotis
jie ir Vilkaviskio apskrityje,
isteige "sajun!ga";; parupino
lesu, pasamde buta ir tt. To-
dziu, issijuose~ rengia, dirba.
Visp Sitp faktq sviesoje mes
lldCollle alSkQ paVOJq IT IoueI
kaip valdzia, taip ir visa Lie
tuyos visuomene privalo pa
.daryti tinkamas isvadas. Sa-
.ko, vienas zy1nus bolsevikas
yra pasakes:: jeigu Lietuva
gerai su jais elgsis, tai jie ia
paskutine prarysia (poslied-
niuju sjedim). sitaip sake
.bolsevikine logRa. Mes gi tu-
rime viska daryti, kad jie me
gindami praryti paspringtp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
ATIDEDAMAS NEPAPRAS-
FosIoSi TAR1Fos KLAUSI-
MAS.

Washington, Sausio 81. =.
PaaiSkejo, kad nepaprastosios
tarifos bilius Sito.i senate sesi-
joj busias paliktas be nieko.
Mes atsiradusios ivairios sun
kenyb6s pravesti biliQ. +
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
DEPORTUOTA sos ANAR.
CHISTAI.

Washington, Sausio 80. =
Nuo Vasario 1 d., 1919 M, IL
gi Sausio 1, 1921 my skelbia
Darbo dapartamentas, is Suv.
Valstijp deportuota sos sye-
tinlsaliai, priskaityti prize a
Rarchistq rqsies.
Praeita manesi 88 Rusai sve-
timSaliai deportuoti Rusijon
per Latvija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
EKsPLIoDAVo LoKOMO-
TIVA.

Littleton, w. Va, sausio 81.
y Neteli Gia ekspliodavo vie
nos locomotives katilas- zuvo
4 zmones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01

Londonas, sausio 81.
Maskvoje nlire zinomas ilgus
laikus Gia gyvenes Rusas re.
voliucijonierius kunigaikstis
Krapotkin. sakoma, iis mires
badu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
Pranesa apie pagirimus.

Pasekretorius tvirtina, kad
Fvisos amerikoniskos savastys
saziningai ir su atsidejimu bu-
vo kontroliuojamos, taip kad
nuo kaikuriQ korporacijq gau-
ia pagirimq.
Antai International Harves-
ter kompanijos vice-preziden-
tas aplankes VokieciQ uzrube,
ziniq reikalq ofisa ir persona
liai padekojes uz pavyzdinga
priziurejima karo metur tos
kompanijos istaigq.
Karo pradzioje, sake pasek-
retorius, Vokietijos vyriausy-
be nebuvo palinkusi paimti
kontrolen amerikoniskas sa-
yastis. Bet kuomet taip pa
dare Suv. Valstijq valdza sl
vokiSkomis savastimis, Vokie-
THAI nebeliko kitokio isejimo,
kaip tA1 tuojaus taippat pa
daryti.
Xiii Vokieciu gerumai.
AmerikoniSku savascciQ ver-
tie Vokietijoje karo metu bu-
vo apskaityta ligi 400 milijo-
MI markiq auksu (100 milijo-
.nq dolieriQ). Ir is to visa l35
.milijonai markiu jau sugra-
nta>sayininkams.
Vokietija taippat apdraudrl-
ST. amerikoniskns patentus II
licencijas. To visa nei parda-
vusi, nei pavedusi Kittens.
Taippat nebu7e nei vienos
prievartos likviduoti tuos dali
ktus. Laikiniai perdavimai is
dalies ivyke. Bet jie apdraus-
ii If visuemet gall but kadlr
tuojaus sugrazinti savinin-
kams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
BELAUKIANT

Jau kelinta savaite kai Ry-
tu Europoi ginklai iovesi
skambeje raso K. Petruke,
Ills Kauno "Laisveje. y AT.
rodytQ, kad zmon9s ina gal
voti apie tai, kaip cia pada.
rius is daugybes ginklq do
rp arklp, 4dalgiQ. Pastebimas
lig il noras prieiti prize ra-
maus gyvenimo, krasto griu-
vesiq atstatymo. Bet, d4ja,
nieks netiki to aprimiIno tik-
rumu. Visi jaucia, kad tas lai-
skinas ramumas rytQ fronte y
IA vien tik kauke,. po kuria
slepiasi juodu darbq tikslai,
rengiamas naujas puolimo pie
mas. Veltui Tamma yiens XII
Ia Joffe ir Dmovskis savo ge-
rails norais; abu tuodu diplo-
matu Zinc kq rengia Trockis,
Zinc ka veikia Pilsudskis ir
abudu juokiasi is pareikstll
draugiSkumo jausmQ. Nei Var
,savos, nei Maskvos, diploma
tai Rygoje netiki, kad jie ga
letp prieiti prie taikos ir to-
del kasdien atsiranda Wis nau-
iq kliuGiQ tos laukiamos tai
kos pasirasymui, If j nuolat
ir nuolat atidedama ad calen-
das graecas (tolimespiems lai-
kams).
Niekam nepaslaptis, kas
slepsis anapus situ atidelioji-
mQ. Europa su dideliu susido-
mejimu' ziuri j galini1u1ls nus ivy
rkius rytnose. Mes jaucfa, kad
:
ia juodoji Rytp pajega gall
sudrumsti if jQ ramQ gyvenl-
ma. Laukiama naujo karo,
nauju Troekio ir Lenino pas
tangu "susprogdinti" senaja
Europa. Patys bolsevikai Vi
sal ,atvirai prize to rengiasi,
nes be karo jie negali gyventi.
Antra, jie yra apsvaige savo
laimejimais, ir aklai tiki pa
sekmingai izengs ! Europa de-
gantf svyturi 'nesini. Be to,
allzanas ir nuogas raudono-
sios armijos masses dar vilioja
ir burzuazin6s Eufopos tur-
tai. ,TosI armijos vadai, uzgru-
dine save badu ir zudymais,
nustoje zmogiskumo jausmq,
visai lengvai vaizduojasi sau,
kaip jie "sprogdins burzuai-
ne Europa. Kai-kurie jp,
dargi buve istikimi caro- ber-
mai nustoje dVasines lygsvaros
dega kerstu. Nesenai viename
raudonarmieeiq organe buvo
patalpintas straipsnis, kuria-
me buves arnijos karininkas
taip protauja: Europa juo-
kiasi is musu, kai mes badau-
jaime, degame If zudomes
viens lkita. Todel mes turime
butinai eiti ir prizadinti Euro
pa is saldaus miego. zuvo Ru-
sija, turi zuti If Europa!"
Taip kalba aklas kerstas. Bet
iskirsti' panasp "Sposa" Eu-
ropai Rusai be abejo megins.
Kad bolsevikai prie to rengia7
81, tai aisku visiens, tik dau-
guma klysta, manydanaa, kad
1x::1: x.4 11o1;opo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
Peraug$tas Atlyginimas--
Sake VOkieCCial
Per AZ Metu Negalima bus
Tautai Vergauti
Austrijai paskola.

Austrijai butinai reikalinga
paskola. Bet talkininkai ne
linksta duoti jai pinigu.
Lloyd George praneSe, kad
Anglia jau paskolinusi Aus
tribal IS miliionQ svarQ ster-
lingp. Daugiau neturinti IS ko.
Prancuzija sakosi netqrinti pi-
nigu.
Sakoma, Austria neoficija-
liu keliu kreipSiS ! SuV. VaS-
tijas praSydama pagelbos.
Vokietijos nuginklavimas.
TalkininkQ militarin6 val
dzia dave NokieGiams penklQ
mtneSiu Iaikotarpi pilnai nu-
siginkluoti.
Ligi Liepos l d. visi ginklai
turf but surankiOti visoj Vo-
kietiioi IL viSoS policijin6s or
ganizacijos pakrikdytos.
Ligi Balandzio | d. turi but
sunaikinta visa neIeistina az
tilerija. l6ktuvai IL visa karo
medziaga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
VOKIETIJA PALIUoSAV0
IS KONTROLES S. V.
SAVASTIS. -
savastys bus pilnai sugrazin-
tos pasirasius sutartl.

Berlynas, Sausio &c. -tVo-
kie etijos uzrubeziniq reikalq
pasekretorius Won Haimhau-
sen paskelbe, jog be jokiq y
patingpju salygp paliuosuotos
is vyr1ausybes kontroles II
prieziuros visos, Vokietijoje
gyvuojancios Suv. Valstijq sa-
vastys, kurios buvo uzgrobtos
pakilus Suv. Valstijoms ka-
ran.
Galutinas tQ nuosavybiq A
merikonams sugrazinimas Sian
die negalimas. Mes tas ivai-
riausiais formalumais yra su-
riStas su Versailleso taikos SUI
tartimi. Taigi sugrazinimas
ivyks tik po ratifikavimo su-
ltarties arba padarYmo kokio
nors naujo abiejQ saliQ s1lta-
rimo.
Leista gryzti virsininkams.
Paga1 Vokietijos Nvyriausy-
bes paredymo j visas buvusias
Vokieciq valdzios paimtas a,
merikoniskas dirbtuves sleista
gryzti buvusiems tQ dirbtuviQl
virsSininkams.
Vyriausybe buvo kontrolia-
vusi 1856 amerikoniskas dirb-
tuves If korporacijas. Valdzia
tai visa kontroliuoda1aa yra
paemusi vos tik 26,O0O,O0O
.markiu- Sugryzusieji dirbtu-
viq yirsininkai bus aprupinti
reikalingais pinigais, imamais
is abelnojo kontroles fondo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-01
Vokieciuose truksmas.

Anot zini4~ is Berlyno, Vo-
kieGiQ spauda pak6lusi baisu
trukSmQ, pamin6dama savo
SkiltySe talkininkQ nuSpren-
dina.
Kai-kurie laikraSciai tieSiog
parei$kia, kad VOkietija to-
kiOS SumOS negal6Sianti iSmo-
k6ti ir nemok6Sianti. Mes tai
tikrOji vergija.
Xiii laikraSGiai uz ta augS-
tQ SumQ kaltina AnglijoS pre-
mjerQ Lloyd George. Sake, Sis
pradzioje laikeSis kick protin-
gesniujQ plenQ atlyginimo
klausime. Bet pabaigoje pasi-
dawes PrancuzQ norams.
Abelnai INFANT, VokieGiai
baiSiai nepatenkinti- Mes tok-
sal atlyginimas reiSkia 'Saliai
pragaiSti. Per AZ metu visa
VOkieciQ tauta hes prallaitq
Svetimiems.
Talkininkai apsidraudzia.
.Atlyginimo protokole talki-
ninkai nusprend6 pad6ti alta
tinkamas pastabas, kuriomis
bus apdraustas mok6jimas at
lyginimo.
Tam tikslui talkininkai yra
surname prailginti Rhine plo-
tQ okrpuote If uzimti dar Ru-
hr apskriti. Pastarasis butl
uzimtas, jei .Vokieciai kartais
atsisakytQ arba neiStes6tQ pas
kirtQ sHmQ kas metal mok6ti.
Voheeiu eksportas.
Be pamin6tos atlyginimo
sumos Prancuzai tikisi CANA
gerai dar laim6ti If is Vokie-
tijos eksporto, INFANT po 1912
nuoS. Per ~ metu, jie apskai-
to, * to 63 milijardus markiQ
auksu.
Konfereneijos> pabaigoje
Prancuzai pareikalave visuo-
Sc Vokietijos uostuose ir-paru-
beziQ gelezinkeliq stotyse
paskirti talkininkQ komisijas,
kurios ~vestQ saskaitas iSveza-
mQ is Vokietijos prekiu. -
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-28
lone STAR

Little Miss Flora and Ruth Camp
bell visited ter grandfather las
week.
Mr. d. 7. woodall and wife went
20 Marion Friday.
Geneva and Vera Hll visited l.il.
Ian Hazel and RsnA Cannan Friday
Miss ImoRens Hil and Elizabeth
Stevens returned home from Prince.
ton 10 attend the Piney Greek meet
inr.
Mr. Zsks Hughes and wife spent
Sunday with their daughter. Mrs
May Hin
Miss cordie Sislsr spent Friday
with Mrs. Lille Rushing
Miss Elizabeth stevens. Imorene
Hill and corEie Woodall and Mr.. e
Stevens and Frank Baker visited Mr
Garden woodall and wife Saturday
Mr.. Carloss Belt and family vent
10 Marion Friday.
Mrs. May Hill visited her father
one day last wesk
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-28
BACK BAD TODAY?

BaekAshs u usually kidney. y.ashs and
makes you dull. nervous and tired
uss Deans Kidney Pills for veal
kidneys-ths remedy recommended b.
your friends and nsighhors. Ask
your nsirhbor.
J. " Blair. carpenter. 229 East
Depot 81, Marion. says. "For . louE
time ] had a great deal of trouble
with my back. especially IN cold
weather. Nv kidneys wers weak and
] was obliged 70 Fet up frequently
during the niTht 10 pas the secre.
iions. ! had severe pains In my hacE
just over my kidneys. had lame.
nrss through my sides TOO. When u
have these attacks ! get noans Kid.
ney Pills a. Orms's DruF Store amt
thsy soon FREE me from the trouble
Doant Kidney Pills always give
quick relief and believe they areI
The best kidney remedy one can use Il
Price Coc. a. an dealers. Don't
simply ash for q kidney remedy rc,
Deans Kidney Pills-ths same iha,
Mr. Blair had. Poster. Milburn Co,
Mfrs. Buhao, " Y. Advertisement
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-28
BAKER


Mr., J. l.. and J. r. Collins were
In Marion Saturday.
The we'll drill has been moved
from this place TO Weston.
Mrs. Phillips and 0yel spent a few
days last week In GranRertown.
Mr. John Walker was in Marion
Saturday.
Mr.. c. u. Collins and family; ]
l. Collins and Mr. John Scott spent
the day with John Walker Sunday.
Mr. J. r. Collins and family spent
the day Sunday with relatives al
Grangertown.
Mr.. James Duncan and family spent
Sunday with John Walker.
Mrs. Ida Duncan and Mamie vii.
hams visited Mrs. s. A. Neweom
Sunday and reported Miss Myrtle q
little better.
Mr., Arfe Samuels l. on the sick
list.
Mr.. Win Hughes and wife and Ms.
Vera Eskew visited relatives In u.
mo Sunday.
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DEANwOOD.

Mr. and Mrs.. Lee Morse we're a,
ihe bedside of his sister. Miss Car.
re Morse. last week.
Miss Cora MeChesnsy visited Mr..
Iva siembridge last veek.
Mr. and Mr.. 7. r. Walker and
sons were guests of Mrs.. 7. l. Wal.
her and family sunday.
Mr. and Mr.. lsam Morse were a,
The bedside of biz sister last week.
No. and Mn George Lamb spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ?. c.
lamb
Mr A. Hodges was The guest of
Neisrs. Alyie and Lynn Walker Sat.
urday niFhi and sunday.
Miss Stella Dean was At the home
of Mr.. Ida Morse last week.
Mr. and Mn. Monroe stsmhridgs
are moving 70 Prinesion
hr Herman Travis and family We.
tied Mr. Aoie Walker sunday.
hiss Carrie Jane Morse. daughter
q Mrs. Ida Morse. died October "a
and vas buried 81 Sugar Grove on
The day following. Rev. Emmett r.
Ramer Of Princeton conducted the
funeral
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SHERIDAN

Miss Katie Hurst and Bird Beard
are on the SICK list
Rush Hughes and family. q he
Franklin Mine. spent sunday siih
Mn. Hughes mother. Mr.. Sue
Yates.
Mrs. c. G. Thompson and children.
u Marion. were week end quests n
her mother. Mrs Dean Bsbost
Rev. W. r. Hogard. of Marion.
conducted the funeral of he infant
daughter of Mr. and Mu. n. p
Turley. o. Rosiclars. a. Deer Greek
Friday.
Tom Minnef and sister. Miss Katie.
were visitors here Saturday and Sun.
day.
Several mines are In operation
near herr nov.
hrs. Leslie Love and Miss Mamie
hoors were quests % Mr. ". T..
Terry and Mr.. Callis strong one
day last wesk.
Ray Yates. who is a. work near
Blaekford. spent Sunday a. home.
Harvey J. Moore and sister. Misses
Mamie and Sue. of sheridan attend.
ed the play IAN on Accourt of pol.
~" a. Marion last wcek.
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SorIcR To TAX paYRRs

Tho oniee of County Tar Comm,..
,ionsr viii be- closed on October n.
''sl = Come and lis, your property.
Your Servant.
W. X POWELL.
uoun,y Tar Comml..lo.,r. c,,,,,..
den County.
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for Commonwealth Attorney
CHARLES FERGUSON
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
y. JEFFREY TRAVIS
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
EDWARD d. STONE
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERR
l.. 4. GUESS
FOR SHERIFF.
GEORGE n MANLEY
FOR TAX COMMISSIONER
ISAAC n. DILLARD
FOR JAILER.
CHAs. 7 RILEY
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
LESLIE MCDONALD
for Jusiies of the Peace
MARION No. I DISTRICT
y. A. DAVIDSON
MARION No. ? DISTRICT
?. p. PARIS
DEMOCRATIC
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
RUBY LAFFOON
FOR STATE SENATOR.
u =. GREEN
For Commonwealth Attorney
7 c. BENNETT
FOR JAll.ER
]. e. SPECS
FOR SHERIFF
JAS T. WRIGHT
FOR CITY MARSHAL
We are authorized 10 announce
A. s. CANAAN
's . candidate for Chief uf Police of
he city u Marion. subject 70 The
Ieiion of the November election.
Ne are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE
J. J. BARNES
= a candidate for Chief Of Police
Z the city of Marion Eublect 10 the
ietion q the November election.
Ne afe authorized 10 announce
G. =. JENNINGS
3 a candidate for Chiof uf Police of
he city of Marion subject 10 the
ction of the November election
'e are authorized b. announce
A. MURPHY
; = csdldais for City Marshal, sub.
'ct 10 the action Of the November
lection.
u are authorized 20 announce
T. J. WIRING
= candidate for the ofliee of City
Iarshall of Marion. subject 10 thc
'tion u the November election.
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SUBSCRIBE ron HE PKRss
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-28
|. II. CLEMENT,

Physician and Surgeon
Office In Marion Bank Building
The Crittenden press., 1921-10-28

as = candidate for the ofice of City
Marshall of Marion. subject 10 the
action u the November election.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-05-11
A CLASS REUNION

Mrs C. P. Townsend invited the
members of her class in the Abbeville
High School to her home on South
Main street to a reunion Monday af-
ternoon. This was the class Of 1908
and there is much that is interesting
about it's history. Prof. L W Dick
was head of the Abbeville schools
then and there were six young gen.
tlemen and six young ladies to grad
uate. Of the young gentlemen four
Of the six have finished their earthly
career and have answered the final
call, Oscar Stevenson and Eugene
Gary dying in the service of their
country and Dick Sondley and Cal
houn Cason meeting tragic deaths in
Abbeville. The survivors are Preston
Speed and Dayton Jones. Of the
young ladies all are living and are
making happy homes for themselves.
They are Mrs. Carrie Fleming Rawls,
Mrs. Bessie Jones Talbert, Mrs. Es-
telle Strickle Giles, Mrs Estelle Ste
venson Nickles, Miss Mary Hill and
Mrs Mary Lawson Link Townsend.
The meeting together Monday after
noon was most pleasant, the class
book was brought outrand the young
matrons lived over again the. lively
times of 1908.
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ly taken up at that time. j. Frank
Eppes of the local bar was appointed
by the court to represent the negro.
A dozen witnesses were examined
for the state, and three for the de-
tense, the latter including two char
acter witnesses and the defendant
himself. Thompson declared on the
stand that he did not intend to
shoot the officer, but that his pistol
went off accidentally during the
struggle.
Testimony was concluded this af-
tcrnoon. Tonight the court recon-
vened. Arguments started at 8 O..
clock, and comprised an eight min.
ute speech for the defense and a 1e
minute speech for the state. Judge
E. J. Mauldin charged the jury fol-
Is minutes. The jury received the
case at 8:46 o'clock and a verdict
was read at sos. Sentence of death
was pronounced at 1904 o'clock.
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A DINNER PARTY.

Mrs. Langdon Wilson entertained
at a spend the day party Tuesday
having as her guests Miss Sarah
Miss Elizabeth Jones, Miss Mary Mil
ford, Miss Lillian R:chey, Mrs. Mart
Cheatham and Mrs. Willie Speed. A
delightful dinner was served and the
day was spent by the young people
in ~conversat' on and in dancing to the
strains of the Victrola