davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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among those on the run, seeking to
escape reporters and cameramen.
The Irish problem, said General
Smuts, was one largely engaging 'the
whole British empire 1t was a prob
lem, however. on which he could not
speak tonight, except to express the
belief that it was soluble, and that if
there was a better atmosphere, 'if
we all help to create a better atmos-
phere and are determined to wipe out
what is really stain on the empires
record. we shall succeed"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-07
TONIC FOREST FIRE
BREAKS AWAY FROM
FORCE FIGHTING 1T

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ. July g.
Fire which started Tuesday morning
in the Mazatal range in the Tonto ma
tional forest, northwest of Roosevelt,
Ariz.. broke away from the 35 fire
fighters Tuesday night and, driven by
a high wind, cut deeply into the for
est on two sides, according to word
received today at the district office
here. More than 100 additional fight
Ers were rushed to the scene. but the
fir was still uncontrolled, reports to-
day said
Local officials have not been ad-
vised of the acreage upon which the
fire is burning. but judge it must be
large tract of land.
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Fat the South African colony dinner by,
declaring that he had not abandoned
hope of America. 'She is coy maid
en- and must not be wooed too warm
ly,' he said. Il want to see America
pull with us in this great world serv-
ice that today is being rendered by
the British empire almost alone"
Then alluding humorously to his
visit to Ireland, he declared he found
the people divided into two classes
those in Jail and those on the run"
He added that he himself had been
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-07

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Although
agreeing to the bulk of the provisions
I'm the S4O9 ,0O0,0 naval appropriation
bill as voted recently by the house In
attempting to dispose of differences
between the two bodies. the senate
today refused to yield on 10 amend
ments and sent the measure back to
the house with a request for further
cSnre-ances. The amendments on
whica che senate declined to recede
include provisions for two afrpiane
carriers. aviation stations and increas-
ed expenditures for battleships under
construction.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-07
Claims Admitted

DUBLIN. July 6.-The Irish Bulle-
tin, organ of the Dali Eireann, de-
clares that there is no hostility to-
ward northeast Ulster by the other
parts of Ireland. 1t says: "Mr De
Valera has admitted that their claim
to autonomy is just; they will receive
from the Irish people terms more gen.
erous and legislature more digni-
fled than Lloyd George conferred on
them, but on one condition, that they
cease to allow northeast Ulster to be
used in Carson's works as bridge
head for the conquest and subsection
of Ireland"
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Officials Apologize

DUBLIN. July 6.-(By the Associat-
ed Press)-The Dublin authorities
today expressed regret to the Ameri-
can consul over the hauling down of
the American flag from the Shell
bourne hotel, the residence of the con-
sui. on the night of July 4. The flag
was pulled down by men in multi, who
escaped.
irresponsible persons alleged to
have been members OF the crown
forces" is the language applied to the
offender by Dublin Castle.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-07
LA TOILETTE OPPOSES USE OF
AMERICAN ARMED FORCES IN
CASE OF TROUBLE IN MEXICO

WASHINGTON, July GA reso-
luton protesting against the posi-
BILE use of American armed forces
in the Mexican oil fields and re-
questing the president, if compati-
BILE with tie public interest, to
transmit immediately to the senate
all documents and other informa-
ton relating to the present situa-
ton in Mexico, especially as involv-
ing any orders to naval officers.
was introduced today by Senator La
Toilette, Republican of Wisconsin.
The resolution also would declare
it the sense of the senate that no
troops should be landed on Mexican
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-07
T. Coleman. Dupont
May Be Successor
To Sen.- WOlcOtt

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. July
ct. Coleman Dupont, prominently
mentioned as a successor to Senator
Josiah o. WolcOtt, of Delaware, has
received no word whatever concern
ing the appointment, he said tonight.
Dupont is passing the summer in
Colorado Springs Senator Wolcott
resigned Tuesday to become chancel-
lor of the state of Delaware.
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WATER STILL LOW

PHOENIX. July 6. Rains early
this week in the southern part of the
state caused "A start toward better
ment of the ranges but did not in.
crease the water supply, which con
tinues seriously low in all parts OF
the state. according to a report is
sued today by the local weather bu.
rpalI
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MO JURORS CHOSEN

CHICAGO, July 6.-No jurors had
been chosen at the end of today's
session in the baseball trial. although
three were accepted tentatively by
both sides Indications were that
the jury might not be completed for
two weeks
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IRISH MAY GIVE
Up DEMAND FOR
D WIN REPUBLIC
Rumor Current In Belfast Is
That Sim Feiners Propose
To Withdraw Demands
REPORT NOT VERIFIED
Dali Eireann Denies Letter
From De Valera Taken
By Lord Middleton

BELFAST, July "a rumor mas
been current in usually well informed
quarters here that the Sim Feiners
have abandoned their demand for a
republic. This is not confirmed in
any way and members of the Ulster
cabinet are without direct knowledge
of today's events.
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soil or any other military action
taken without express authority of
congress.
Senator La Toilette requested i'm
mediate consideration of the reso-
luton, but it went over on objection
of Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts,
Republican leader. Referring To re-
ports that commanders of naval
vessels at Tampico had full authori-
ty to act in an emergency involving
American citizens or property in
that section. the resolution said
that landing of troops and other
hostilities would be equivalent to
making war without the authority
of congress"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-07
SOUTH FAVoRs TARIFF

NEW ORLEANS. La, July 6.-Four
hundred delegates from five states
today placed the southern tariff con-
gress strongly on record for a pro
tective tariff on southern products.
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Letter Is Denied

DUBLIN, July 6.-The publicity de-
partment of the Dali Eireann denies
that Lord Middleton took with him to
London a sealed letter from De Valera
answering certain inquiries Lord Mid
Teton had been authorized to make in
behalf of the British government
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-07
GETS HEAVY SENTENCE

LUCAS, Ia, July 6.-Found guilty
of stealing corn from farmers crib,
NJ. l.. Sans, was today sentenced to
10 years in the penitentiary at Fort
Madison.
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RA1rIEsHIp AGROUND

BOSTON, July g. The battleship
Utah was aground for half an hour
in the harbor here today. She was
not damaged.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE FovRl
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CONTINUED on PAGE FOURl
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THE WEATHER

ARIZONA: Thursday and
Friday generally fair; not
much change in temperature.
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COPPER PRICES

AVeraEe week endins
June %. 1927 ....-... ..-..-.. .125792
Close week ending
June 90, 1921 ....-.---...---- 1880
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average price OF copper Tor
April .-...-...-..----..-..-..-----. ,l2fSS
Average for May ....--.....--. 1912
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CONTINUED ON PACE TOUR)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-28
mfxirua Hruhlfmtfr.
8p,l1mlbsbDrferne frGber 2aam. Ge
tpl,ttioner Spitanb bemtes 5. Wfai
paagrmub al MrbeiSslps9eb.

Merico Gttp BEN 236e 9lpril. 30,-
600 Meno i @tatet1 @oabuila bil
lutte Jig til ben Mepolution> ser MI
truer Merico, bpis fife Sen merifan=
ife @egiering ffaffer 8onrulosoDrter>
ne poerlisere finuniiel &ielp, er-
flere6e 9eeprulentanter for 6em til
@rnlibe11t Obregon i6ag.
Ginansoeportetnentet bap0e ti1bn6t
@omul6s6Drferne et 2aaat al so Pro'
cent af. 6eres 9blings @er6i, men
far bore betalt 20 @@roeent, bbilfet
bar biit fig utilitreffelig til Gortiet-
telie al. strbei6et Ben ggn. Bom>
n16sobrferne Boo Dbregon beorore
Ginans6eparteme1ttet til at uobetale
oe gienpere1loe 60 Nrocent og fagoe;
at 9lrbei6ere @oobuila fori6ote al
Tutte fig til Ben 03ebolution> Ser t.
ges at billie brpoe no paa Sectional
oogen Sen Ste Mfai 1onr- Se1ge af 9(r=
bei6slesbeo. r.:
SfficieIle @fterret1,inger no6ta-
get ber fag0e, at @ablo @on3ales, ser
giennen1gaaer6e betragtes 1om Sc
ser al Sen 71De revolutionary @ebe-
gelie, bor anfomlnet til ct @te6 10
M1 be1tenfor 2are6o1 Geras, bbor
bat iagbe, at ban bif6e inipicere ,ltn
2gg-&ancb. Dette antoges bare a1
bore ct Nadlfu0. Sans birfelige
9enltgt r1enes at bore at boloe en-
@nfere11s tne6 arr6re repolationare
Weneraler.
Det bt6es, at De 8orene6e Sta.
ters aegieri1tg bo1oer Jig nnoerrette1
o111 gonaales' @eDegelfer % boloer
rgie 0ie 1neo bant.
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for at un0goa M geneielsitraf for
&in6ring of ariHpirfiombeoen> bleb
ffarpt fritiieret Il fine tioligere Gil,
bengere ber ioad ioet oe iamleoes
for at begpnoe fir NiIegrimsfero til
2eabentportb 5angfel lloen ban1.
MeooeleIfer fra .forifiellige -Gele al
2an6et tpoeoe paa. at Sabtpoob bor
ben enelte af Sc 46 odmte S. 50. @s,
1om ifte u1elote fig ioag. @apwooo
bleb al fine ti6ligere &a1nerdter 1lo,
ifiel6t for at bore en- 8orreber, oiD.
Qu oen 8itterbe6, Der panlig forbe'
boloes u&apital!iterne" % uSplte-
met, bleo u6elt ODER SaDtpooo.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-28

> Suite. Gnglano, 256e aph De
aHicrc6es &onf ferens fer aiournereoe
i6og 1oen at babe .1nootoget Eplf=
Ilan6s lioite grltatningstilbu6. &re-
n1iern1iniiter 2lop6 George bente6e
til &l. 1 1 paa ct Telegram og afrei=
1te ocrpqa til 2o16on. Yre11tiern1i>
nilter 8riano bileoe / Wa6oogs ODER
til 9ober for at tage onboro / en-
9analbaao.
Ge to Yre1nier1niniltre babbe for
ltaaet set Zig, at &opier af oen tD=
fife Note a6resIeret til 6e Gorene0e
Gtoter bil6e blipe 1e11bt til 6en. l1of=
fieieH u6talte 6e Jig iom ifuffet ober
life at babe f1tnnet .giennemgaa 9o=
fumel1tet. 0eres ne1te slule6ning
til 6irefte &onferenier bil blibe beo
ct Mp6e / 2on6on -f6ritfommer=
oe 26r6ag. Deriom 2lop6 George
er fer6ig tne6 Sen britiife' Stuff itreif
inoen oel, Eio, bill Mfpoet blipe bolot
/ Yaris.
8erlil1, 26ee s(pril. Gplflan6s
| ii61te @r1tatningstilbuo til 6e allie<
reoe er 100000 100000 @nl6 Morf
aarlig bleh set 1agt officielt. Cunt
1ner iparer til onefring ~$47 ,500,s
100000. 2il6u6et gialot for at bore
Set famine 1om50, 000,00O,000 Marf
rueo giel1ter ober EFT lang 8etalings=
tbs. 50,000>000,000 Morf me6 @en=
ter og &el1tesrel1ter 40 9lar bil6e
u6giere or1fring 200>000,000>000
Marf. @etaltngen n1aatte ian6ipn<
ligbis fir1al1lieres be6 ct internatio=
malt 2aan.
Mai9ineton> 266e Mpril. Gen fulb<
lten6ige Or6lpo af 6en tplfe @ritat=
ningsnote er mo6taget l16enrigs6e>
partemelttet, blep bet op1pit i6ag.
lloenrigsn1inilter Sugbes tig itror
9eote1t rnoer Operpeielie. Set anta=
ges, at bqn forelag6e oe11 for Rr9li=
bent &aroing og @obinettet> iom
nrpote fort efter oers Mootaqe1ie.
Soften begpn6te at fomme 8ruo=
1tpffer ient igoor gftes. Set me6be-
les life, naor Sen fan offentlig>
oigres.
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8ntHkunHhrtalit1u.

&aa @rltttb al Sen oneror6entli9
1ape &ris paa Mi,1neapolis Gioenoe
maa hi itrengt boloe paa ben 9feeel
at @laoet betales / Gorifuo: M6resie.
loppen biier oltio, til bbilfe1t Dag
@laoet ct betalt> og bbis 6erfor Gor=
npellen al Mbonren1entet lite er moo.
taget in6en SO 3 >ens ~l1ogang, BIZ
Der beofommentS 9nnent / itrdeet.'
Genne 9feeel blibef> >@.. >qt operbolot
tise Il -! ooerfor !, allie sS @sr '''ea
Sorifiel. "a
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1921-04-28
Dr11 hrttiakr kmlatrRtk
@rmbearbci5erne 9aar inb paa at
sjenpptaee 1tnberbanblinee 1aeo
G;icrme os @e9jerin9em.

2ouoon Sen 226e Mpril. @tre;=
fenoe Brittle @ulgrabere git iooa
'ir6 poa at boloe ct nDt Mp6e n1eo
Mepreientonter for @rubeeIerne oa
Megierinaen. Mb6et oil blibe holoi
/ Gftermio6og. 9ette er Den fpri$e
@o1tferens, 5i6en @rnbearbei6erne
afbrso l1n6erbanolingerne beo al
negte at opgioe lit &rab poa Telles
}fab / @rnbeeiernes ,Gortienelte oQ
Oprettelien af en- national 2ennings'
fo1r11isl lton.
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Mtrharl y. Dnuling.
9em befiembte @imaeiota| |Yolitifer
>Se6. arbeibeSe Jig frem, Hjbnt
ian bar 8rbblimg.

Mcbae1 S. Doubling, 8anfier %
Sorretningsman6 / Olibia, Minn,
,io111 BANDIT internationa@e @ergn1n1e1le>
foroi balL tiltro6s for at ban fine
@ntte6oge mifte6e baaoe &enoer og
Geooer, olligebel gior6e tit 2ib til en-
@nfces, 6e6e i Mon6ogs / ct So
ipita1 / ct. Baul / en- Ml6er af IS
e(or. De6saariagen bar @ierteipg-
oon> og @n6en fom nofiao ubelltet.
s oe li6ite to og ct balbt Mor bar
9olpling berei1t 2anoet / @rigsinbas
1toernes Snterese. -@fterat .@aaben.
MISUNDERSTANDING bor 1n0ers
tcgnet, orog 9omling paa Mnmoo='
ming al 6en britiife 9fegiering og set
britiife 99eoe &ors til england og
bolot Soreorag for 6e BRITTLE ioareoe
ober, bbor6an oe Ifltloe tage fat /
Tremtioe11.
ga 9otpltng bar IA Mor gan1n1el,
falot ban timber en ibpr @neitorrn
fra 8agea1oen al Ell @ogn. @ans Sa-
Oct og OnfeG, io1n ia6 pao Gorie5et.
mprfe6e 6et life. Gfter fire Eimers
Smflaffe1 fan6t @utten 81 / en- ST.
fiat. 9enne Splebelie nppenoiggior.
Sc 9lfiettelfe al begge bans Sen tin.
Der &1pet og benltre Mrm un6er
9abuen og en- flor Del at bgire @aa1to
og $otnmelfinger. Wen Domling
tabte life Mo6et al be11ne @runo.
@eo egne 8eitrGbeller og &ielp af
8enner gift ban paa Carleton Col
lege 9eortbfielo i to Eernliner. @aa
bar ban 2erer ipb slar. San par
2ibsasi iuranceagent, 9}e6aftgr, @e=
fretnr for Sen rationale Republicans
ife. 2iga nnber Mc&inlep- &ag-
men, b1ep 1peciel unoerbisningsfon=
n1isler poa &bt1ippinerne og @bief
Glerf 9}epreientontbulet. s 1900
blep Fan Me6len of @epreientant-
bu1et og bleb to @onge balgt til
@peafer. @ioite- @glt bar ban paa
Sale 1om &an6i6at for @ubernpr.
ll116er &rigen talte Doulina for
Set @e6e &ors. @on beIegte Solpi<
taler for forfrebleoe @ol6ater / Mme<
rifa og ltolonoet og~ opmuntreoe
ollie, lon bar fomn1et / 1on1me Stil=
ling 1om fan ielp.
Wiinneopolis Sfolefon1nislion be>
ore6e fornplig Gotpling beo at gibe
5folel1 for forfrgbleoe 89rn bans
9fobn.
Doubling efterlaoer Jig &uitrn, 1on1
ct en- Gotter al @enrp 8or6emicb,
Der op6e / 1912 1on1 atnerifanif &C.
nerolfonll1l &riltiania, iantt tre
Dbtrc.
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<S1rol afsiprt for Screening meb
Spiaamb. @ien ben 256e. Mpril.
geeIten ful6fe116ige Opgaber ober
Set, paa @en6ag ofbolote Solteaf=
ite1nning / eiterrigif Eprol antooer,
at SO @rocent al ssSn6bpggerne itent-
te for Gore1iing 1ne6 EpIflano., Ser
bar Den1onltrationer barenoe bele
geatten inat u6enfor- 6et itolienlfe
@onjulat i ssSnnsbrucf iom. @roteit
moo italien ife Gascistts eller ltltra=
rationqlilters Oberfal0 paa Tprole=
re, ser / geotiona1oragt 6eltog / @&ar~
fe6et i @ooea 26r6ag. @n Perion
bleb orebt og 46 1aaret unoer Dber,
faloet. -.-.'
-9etailpriierne fre1n6eles bbie. -
Wa1bington, 256e Mpril. 11n6erid,
|gelfer foretaget af &an6elsoepurte>
1nentet btier, at 8riierne t 9etatl=
banoefet lite er gaaet neoli iatn1lte
6orboI6 iou gngrospriierne, fag6e
$an6eIsmh1titer @oober t6ag. 11n.
oerfgeelfeu fortiattes, met, foriaa-
|bibt bans Departeme1tt aneit bar
Ser eienipnlig i1atet Mio6el moo @t.
|tuatio11el1. s..
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neutrality-suspicious..
8oll9eniferne for1pger at fnule al Dr.
aauiIeret Weobitanb. So tmitn1
8eriumer figes benrettet+

stocfbo1nt SEN 23oe 9lpril. 8ol<
Ibebiferne bar begbr,6t meo ct omfat<
tenoe gteoielsregitnente for at fnuie
al orgonileret Mooltono moo ben
rusiiife @obietregiering / Ukraine,
ifplge Telegram ioag fra @etrograo.
BolIbepiferne bar foncentreret
&ropper / @omel= og 9fecbit5e<M-
ltrifterne nor6enfor &etp, bbor 6e
far iIooet 9}ebellerne tilbage. Set
forlp6er, at 1000 @erioner er blepet
benrettet 2pbet al 6e ftoite faa
Gage.
@enoer> Ser 6e1tager Meisningen>
bar taget mango 8per n1ellem
Dniepr og 9nie1tr, boor @epegelien
bar 1tdrit 0mfang> og 6e iiges at bol-
6e paa me6 9perattoner, bbis Sen'
1igt er at trenge @olbebiferne elt-
ober til BEN ben1tre Dnie1trbreo. :
ufruinIfe 8Grr1er, Ser n116er @1.
fprIel al General, Mafno opererer |
2o5ooo6iitriftet idn6enfor anrfbon,
bar oprepet Serr,baneffinnerne mel
lem Mofan og &rim.
0p1ta1loen= itges at uobreoe fig /
@arfopegnen og i Noleiien :
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&tatk&ts 8nlkr111wtt
9g,1imsem iiben 1910 311 All. AL
Hrotent bor / @Der paa uper
$500 Subbbggere.

@oibineton> 22be efpri1. Genius
611reouet hor netop llblteot en- @ulle=
tin ongaaenoe Minneiotas 8efolf=
ring ifplee Eelliiree11 of 192o.-@ul-
letinen biier> at gtaten bar 1887,
1926 Sn6bpe9ere> !Ien Gorbaelie Of
at1 AIT el1er Is Rrocent. Telge1roe
9perligt biier @efolfningens @ert
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+ @tefansfon bebret. gl Naio> 226e
Mpril. @oGorforlferett @ilbialml1r
Stefansio,1 1no6tog ber >t6ug @fter-
retnine ON, at Oct fonge1ige brittle
geografi[fe selifab bar tiloeIt bont
ugbe Gonnoers MeooF iom Mner-
fienoe1ie for bans bi6enffabeltge
GorTninger / 8olaregnene.
gsiearae,ta n0treber af 9tatiu1tfor.
blt,1bet. Managua, Micarag qua, -23be.
Mpril. Niearagua bar opgibe fit
Meo1emifab ! Mationerneg 6orbun0
paa @runD al Dmfoitninger1te.
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@n @a1n1nenligning me1lem 8p-
og 2onosbefolf1ing 1920 Tier,
at AL Brocent bor / @Der paa ober
$500. SSS116bpggere. S 1910 boe6e
Al Yrocett / 8Derne og 1900 34.1.
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Ser er sc Gou11tDer / Winne5ota,
bboraf II ct eget og nj ct 1nil1fet /
Gelfetal 1i6e1l 1910. Gtatens lto=
1trpfning er 80>858 abo6rdtrnil> og
set eienneminitlige slntal Mennelfer
pr. &poorotrnil par 1920 29.5 MOS
25.7 i 1910.
@einneiota bar. "a 8per> bporaf
Minneapolis mes ::38o,582 Snobpe=
gere er ben itarite|} Telsenoe biier oe
fornemite @pers Holfetal be0. fsrite
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
TOIU

Miss Mary Louise Conway Of Mex
ico Is attending school here
Mrs. W. c. Davis and dat ghicr,
Mary left for Greenyille, Ohio re.
Gently.
Mr Edwin Wilcox Of Hebroa was
In town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Clarance Franks and
daughter, Elizabeth, of Louisville are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. 7. T. Guess.
Miss Myrie Nation and Miss Fran.
ces Flanery attended the chicken fry
at Dunn Spring Saturday night
Misses lrene Bracy and Marganls
Moore visited Miss Bernicc Morley
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Guess at
tended church At Union Sunday.
Miss Wilma Sleamaksr left tins
week for Iliseville where she will
attend school
SIR and Mrs Dad Cook of Hebron
were In Tolu Sunday.
&. D. Clark and family went "a
Union Sunday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Rev. o. NJ. Capshaw left Monday
for conference.
Miss Elizabeth Woolf spent the
week end in Elizabethtown. m.
Mr. Brownie Franks was In Marion
one day last week.
Mrs. Billy Tinsley Of Tolu died at
Rosiclare hospital Monday 18th, she
was W only a few days.
Misses Wilma Sleamaker. Elizabeth
Wpolf and AIr. Oral Weldon went "a
Hebron Sunday.
The body Of Oscar Stone o. Cairo
lll., was brought here last week foI
burial.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
10 TnE VOTERS 90
TnR cry 90 MARION

am candidate for CITY MarshalI
and aolicit your vote and iuhusnc,
n ths cts Election. November =,
iWi I promise. u clecisd, o. riy,
thc hsst scUicr possible n street
vofk. and 10 perform an the duiie.
u the oficc 10 the best u my ability
A. MURPHY
Advertisement
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23
PRINCETON REPUBLICANS
ELECT CAMPAIGN CHIEFS

The Republicans Of Caldwell have
organized for the fall campaign by
clocting DR.. Frank Walker and W.
4. Jones chairman and secretary Of
the campaign committee.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

IN the Division Two Touusmsni
held Al Glendale last Friday Hebron
uon three hrt primes in basket ball,
best boyt team. best girls team. best
team composed u both boys and
rifls q q Johnson and Iierachel
Franklin afe ihs teachers and coaches
at Hebron.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Most of che raoes ~ m Division
Two Tournament were Won By Deer
Greek hamcy Clarhorn BE- tsagh'ur
81 Deer Greek
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Rev G. q Dillon. 7. u. Cochran
and Rev " , Hogsrd are attending
the Louisville Conference At Sootis.
Vile. this week.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

WANTED -Four boarders. Terms
reasonable. Good rooms. MRS. "
X. POWELL. Marion. Ny. -
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Among those Who enrolled in State
Unworthy ~ Lexington this week
from Cuttsndsn county were. Robert
Hamilton. Catherine Reed. Oryille
Thrslksld. Waits Franklin. John Wll.
liam Bloc. Hubert Crldsr. Raymond
hoachsr. Nellie Stone. Vivian Stone.
Billie Eskev and james Henfy.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Ths following psrsous wers appii-
csnis for isaehsfa csriihcate 81 the
regular isachsr examination helt
last Friday and Saturday Mu nella
Windsrs. Nsfnie summffa. harnfy
Claghoru. Aunis lauue Hoveftou.
n " Matthews. Ethel Hunt sihy
Travis and lola Mtnoesu
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Miss Fannie Moore left Saturday
for Louisville, where she will enter
school.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Ma and Mn Albert Crayns and
children. who have been visiting Mr.
CFaynss parents. ST. and Mu Isaac
Gass. and other RELATIVES. returned o.
their home a. R.dresay. illinois,
Friday
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Miss Mildred Bourland LEFT Sun
day for Evansville where she will
enter school
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

AZ and Mr. ios DllIard u Ridge
way, a.. uho have been guests II
Charlie niliard and family. rsiuuea
o. their home Monday
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Charles and Edwin Hughes are at.
tending school at Elkion.
The County School Fair and Tour.
nament will be- held At Marion Sat.
urday September "a.
Help Bring Daylight 10 a dark
Continent Epworih League, Sunday
September %. 1921. G.3O p ~
Gordon Mindera Of the Colon sec.
iion was in Marion Friday and Sat.
urday
$. II Matthews. w. T.. Asbridge
Milton fandell and Arch Oliver Of
Frames were in Marion Friday.
pcnTie Boyd " the Caney Fork
nelghborhood b. attending school at
Elkion this year
Louis Taylor Daughtrey, who Is
attending High School here spent the
week end with his parents in the
Casad neiehborhood.
Join ua in Thinking Black" Ep.
worth League Sunday. september q
az G.30 A. 81
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Df n Gulhusi visited BIZ moth
o. 81 sulliyan SUNDAY
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Mr. A. n Haeklsii u Lysmofe.
arrived last wesk 10 BE- ihe rlsst of
her niece. Mlss Elizabeth Rochester
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Mr. Crockett Hazel and daughter
" Marked Tree, Arb. visited Dr..
AMI, Mu. J. " Gilchriai last week
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Mr. Georgia luiirsll and daughter
hclsn. " siufrn. spent the day Sun.
DAY With Mrs Marie HIarkfofd
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Brent Cook lefi Saturday morning
Cor Nashville
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

George Dollar vho has been uith
q chsuisuqua crsu ths ssmmef. a.
rived ln Marion Sunday
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

\. J Iiarrod arrived In Marion
Sunday.
The Crittenden press., 1921-09-23

Ray Farmer, ~ near Clay wa n
the city Monday.