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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
OLD AND PROFITABLE TRADE
Chinese Government Derives = Hand.
souis Revenue From ths Tea Mar
ksts q sTschuan provincs

Tho Tea trade ~ Iutsisnla. in me
Chinese province ~ sfeehuan. near
the uhsiun border VAS hrsi started
Boz thc reign ~ Nuur Cheug some aD
years ugn. A. that Time lt e aid.
Tatdenlu dii uoi etist a. a toun. but
tents were pitched in ihe valley. and
the Theians gathered aud hafter~i
oa che occasion % RELIGIOUS fairs
The tea trade a. nos established
under government cunirul. yielding q
haudsoms revenue iioeuses afr T.
sued quarterly. and taken up by over
iuO nrms engaged iu che trade Bach
LICENSE cusis one tue. Boz chnr-r
MONEY. equivalent tu about - cruis Ia
American vtchanEr The liccusr al.
/ bows tle holder TO import hvr bales ~
tea into Iatsiralu. morv hsiuE permit
/ TED accsuiinE ia requirements
Iva has hecufue a'mosi iniis.
prunhis 90 the Tihrtans heno, thsy
arr naturally drawn Co ihr tra mar
act o. which thsy hrinf thslf ueu
products fnr sale or eHchaugr ou'
~ TIE largest firms lu Tais'rulu buys
ss mauy as Oesl hairs. oihrrs iu"s
talss The total regular ucvnsrs Do
sued annually D. ri,rn us ilN"" To-
/ ursusrs Wrrc fuumefly ISSUED a.
| ChHru. Doe he authority uas Trans
/ fsuri o. Iuislsulu lu ipis
Uuier fhe olt aruagrmrni ihr iai
/ uus paId vbru ~ to- actually passe'
thr luJal customs at ruisisulu Nu'
Iuis raid vhsu the l.crus,e arr issur'l
10 within thrrr munths ~ That tim'
/ The annual turnover L. fu'ly l."'''''
iarls siucr thv trade has h"vu -
nhnshei 30 Ions. g has pfol'ahi
rrached BE- maximum but with ser
ous composition from India. which "a
| ChIucss bayc feari fur many year
the trade Iu Tuis.ruiu vuuli dr,iiu
, materially
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
NOTICE 90
SPECIAL RRGlSfRAri'

Notice h hereby given that
Monday. February 18th. 1921, .
the Office u the Clerk Of the Critic,
den County Court. in Marion, ny
the following white persons other
wise entitled 20 vote in the city ~
Marion may be- registered; VIZ;
ulAny pcrsons Who were absent
frum the city n Marion. where
they reside. during the entire time
~ the registration for the preeed-
ing year.
slpersons Who were prevented
from registering by their own
sickness. OF by death in their inn
mediate families
.CiTrfnns Who moved into the said
cts u Marion. where they nov
reside. after the latest date tina
| would enable them % register fo
The purpose u voting in the Jas
regular ole, tion. and Who have ih
qualifications ~ voters in The pre-
einct where they reside
.DuPersons Who have becomc Of az
since The last ele,tioh. and has
ths qualifications 81 electors
q q. CHANDLER
sheriff Criitruden County
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
Notice of School Bond El9
To Be Held Saturday, March 5th, Is

thereon the following question. 10 be-
submitted to the said voters. towit. .
."Are you in favor u an issue u
bonds 10 the amount " $4,000 Oh
for the purpose n providing suitable
grounds. school buildings. furniture
and apparatus for The city ~ Ma.
ROM" The clerks Boz said election
precincts within the said graded
school district shall record the an.
sWers ~ the said voter to the said
question 80 submitted "YES" or
$50" u b. further ordered that O.
voter voting "YES" shall be- counted
in favor u said bond issue, and a
voter voting NO" shall be- reunited
a. against said bond issue, and II
two thirds ~ the voters az said rlrc.
ton vote Boz favor " the said issue
of bonds then their issue will be- au-
ihoriEed
/ l.. D. Guess. CLERK Ut the Crit
tendon County Court will bold O.
Especial registration az his office in
the city ~ Marion ny. ou Monday
February. 2sth. 1921 so that the
following described white person.
who are otherwise entitled 90 vote in
The city u Marion may be- registered
30 that thsy may be- qualified 10 vote
in said special election.
.IOIAny persons vho were absent
|, from the city " Marion, where
they reside. during the entire tim'
b ~ The registration flr thc proceed
ri inF yea.
.. t2lPersons who we're prevented from
al registering by their own scknesl
r. OF by death Boz their immediate
M familles
d. (3lpcrsous WIN moved into the sai
a city where they now reside, afte
10 the latest date that would enabl
hi them 90 register Tor the purpos
I'll ~ voting Iu the last regular ele,
oU tom. and Who have the qualihca
III tion. ~ voters Boo ihe precin,
D.. where they reside
al tnPerson. who have hecume u as
h since The last election. and has
III the qualifications ~ electors
said registration will be- upon q
irl regular registration books and -
nI TERED d. additional namrs there's
b for zach ~ said preCincts
toI v q. Chandler. sheriff ~ Cri
A. tendon County. b. hereby ordered
q advertise said election and said spcci
TO- registration and ihc object there
on hy having this order Published in q
AL Cutienden Pres for ut least q
eunseeuilye weeks before the cletti
of.and also 90 advertise The same
rh PRINTED hand bills pasted boz not u
he than sN unHpirluus riarrs ih "a
an| graded school district Coz al least
t, days next preceding said circti'
\ and T. D. Cues. Clerk b. here
,sk ordered Co rive che said sheriff
he crri,ded ,op of ihi. order Forthwith
for The said yl,,tion shall be- held d
use o1u.'ucirL Boz aecoulu.r With
ito rsusml clcstion laws ~ the So
niIuf kruu,ky and return. shall
ian| made. ,erti6,l ,anyassed and ,
hsf am.nel as other ,leJilous under
aid reueul sls,tun lae u the state
oval kpniu.kt
tb.| g. o. MOORE.
The iudr,. Cr.tisndgu County ouul
,urt A Cop, Aticis
BE- T. D.. GUESS.
n Clrfk Ciucuisn County Court
,,sI.Hy LEAFFA WllmuEN. y e..
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
CRITTENDEN COUNTY COURT
18th day " February, 1921

WHEREAS. the Board ~ Educa
ton u the city ~ Marion, KY, did
on February. llth. 1921, hle with
the general council u the city Of
Marion. and has on this day filed
with the Judge ~ the Crittenden
County Court. an official request
for the calling Of an election among
the qualified white voters o. the Ma
rion graded school district for the
/ purpose u submitting the question
Are you boz favor u an issue Of
bonds 10 the amount u $4,000 90
for the purpose ~ providing suitable
grounds. school buildings. furniture
and apparatus Tor the city u Ma
rion2" and
/ WHEREAS. the general council
~ the city " Marion has adopted an
ordinance calling said election Boz
said graded school district on Sat
lrday. March D. 1921 and D. speical reg
|istratiun Boz faid city on Monday
February. 18th. 1924. for the quail.
flied white voters Wt heretofore
registered. and
WHEREAS. it appears from said
official request u the Board ~ Edu'
cation and ihs said ordinance adopt.
ed by ihe general council ~ said city
that h b. proposed 10 authorize b.
. lthe said graded school district o.
tissue ~ bonds on the white property
I thereof not exceeding in amount ih'
. sum of $4,000 90. bearing intercs
Q al d rate not 10 exceed . percent pel
y annum and io run not longer thai
= % years. and che pfoceeds u sal
p bonds. Il authorized hy the qualihsl
= white voters " said district, 10 b
I used and expended by said Board %
|. Education for the purpose ~ 90
II luir.nr and enlarring sites Tor scho,
:. building. and Tor the purpose d
b erecting. improving remodeling, ~
pairing and reconstucting buil'
< nrs Cor graded and Cor High school
boz said district. and for the purcha'
q. u proper equipment therefor. and
WHEREAS. Be- further appearin
that the present o. cent tar levy
said District for school bonds
I, dsemed sun.,isnt, annually levied.
"A rederm the proposed bond issue
IH ihey mature. and also the outsian
"A. inr Si.5Uo o0 honds o. they maiuI
90 or to provide Cor ihe accumulate
pa ~ a sinking fund GO retire them
Imaiuutyi
a. WHEREFORE; Boz consideration
. me lav made and pro, Odd boz su
l.. cases. it b. hereby ordered By q
.sr uurt that an elrctlon be- heid al
eh ihr voting precincts boz the said 81
=" ~ Marion ou saturday. Mar,h 800
IN |issi between ths hour ~ g u',lo
"a ~ and 4 o'closk = NJ By
M. regular elc,iion odi5ru Boz and
said several prrJiu,i. for ihe purp
b. n taking ths sense - ihr VII
by voters boz that part ~ said srye
ar pr,,inst. embracsd within ihs Mar
go GRADED school district. a. 10 whsil
I Be- rni they favor the issue u b
~, bond. Said eirJtion shall be- v
h. oss. and participated tu h
rhs uaHaed white voters un'y
81 Cisrk ~ ihs Crliieuisn County Go
ins uin prcpars the ballot boxes 90
u.sd boz the tive voting precincts
ma ihr cts. and shall hayr prin
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
IA. sr,s,is, aons

-Ths camel can 80 dsys 81 . tine
without dflukluf
That's nothins unususl ~ 40
an, msn Who hasnt a private sl,eA
bin.sif of TREAD viih sns-
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25

proateer Well we've h-rn To
clover ia months nov.
iIis Wife A frw months more and
ue viii bclcng 90 the Old arisiocrac,
l. Peie Meie trarisl,
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
rtuitt SNtF
SENsuN Sow uERf

10 you are r'.ue io have "a sale
this season DO will pay you 90 rct in
touch With me Also have a Few
good Jersey COWS for sale a6u
Phone or write
cot BYRD g. GUESS. Auctionccr.
Frrdouia. keuiugkN
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
llnnlllnlIlle
ELECTION |
Marion, Ky, Febr'

By virtue ~ an ORD =
tendon County Court =
dinance adopted by thl
90 " the city ~ Nd
election 81 hereby call =
iu the 3 Marion precln =
day. March. ith. i92iH =
hours ~ q o'clock =
O'Clock r. N 10 be- . =
by the qualified white =
said 3 precincts embrace =
boundary u the Man =
school district at whicl =
| u the said qualified 70.
. taken on the question asl =
Tor not said graded sea =
hall be- authorized 10 4 :
bonds 20 run not longt =
. years in on amount not =
/ $4,000 n0, bearing iuiere :
exceed q percent per anIE
the white property u saiE
I And nt said election the =
question will boz submitte=
Iid voters; :
"Ar you in favor u an :
honds o. the amount u s.
Tor the purpose u providing:
grounds. school buildings. {
and apparatus for the city
rion7"
Said election shall be- VI
and the voter voting YES"
counted a. fayoring the issu'
. bonds and the voter Futin
will be- counted a. opposed 3
sue Of aid bonds
al A special registration will
: IN the Office o. l. = Cue
.lof the Critienden County {
q Monday. February, -. 1921
at the qualified white vol
have not heretofore rcgist
4 who have since the last ~
eciion become qualified 90
.lths election will register
v o. CHANDl.
sheriff Criiicnden 60
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
NOTICE

an persons owing the undersigned
ars hereby not6r,l To- call and settle
same al once. a.. a.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25

"A. I Morse went 10 Evansville
Mon A be- rxamincd b. 'he -
dbs Tor the 60. - year ..--
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25

A antwhsel ifolisy csf 10 hrosessi'
-, below ralls stteuiiun bach fr'm
M. mauniain sbliuds with H. beau
ufsl .nmpis oi bfssi nssf itreuft
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25

Mu Jennie Mcdowell and 10
tlr daughter spent "Wednesday with
Mrs Alice Or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
Progress Is Shown
In Sunday School
Work in State

Progress Of sunday school work IN
the state Is shown by tho report 0f
A. l. Tails. state missionary Of the
American sunday schoo. union. whc
was commissioned TO take charge OF
sunday school work In New Moxico
In 1910. since that stmc, he has
established f&t sunday schools in y
state. with Ets teachers aud an en-
roifment Of 0.f6f urhoiarA lie y
now working In this county.
In the same time he visited ~
Sunday schools to give them aid nt
various timoa and visited 1870
homes. He has distributed n,1sh
worth Of Christian literature n II
z1s Bibles Members 81 the union
have delivered is3ss sermons IN the
state, and asa conversions are re-
ported a. results Of their work.
The importance Of h work done
IN sunday schools In rural commnni-
ties II shown by statistics which ID
dictate that moro than so per cent
OF the church membership In the west
and middle west Is made up o. peo-
pie who have had early fehsiofs
training In the country before goins
10 the cities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
WANrIsD-AgenIs
- niosmrn
UOOMs WIN

RESfRVAriONs NAV nov be had AZ Fl
JOINS SANATORtUM Episcopal Rates
81 80 Ia VS. no per week. Includes pri-
waite room with sleeping porch, connected 10
bath and toilet. Medical care. medicines.
tsnctal nursing Excellent meals, tray
service No cstrns. All rooms have
steam toat. hot aud cold running water.
Rev " H. zieglcr, Superintendent,
phnne lal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
PAYMENTS on INTEREST

Section 7. The said asslgnahle certificates
strue,ien Company or H. assigns IN accord.
aner With is contract with the city and the
proceedings of the city eymInissien hentetore
lco Construction Company OF il astigas .aail
have the right and privilege u exchanging
sad asslgnanle certificates Tor raving n0na.
" convenient denominations. 20 b. issued b.
the city pursuant 20 an ordinance adopted or
20 be adopted by the city cuinnission Upon
such an exchange u shall 30 The duty q the
assignAblu ecrtihestes, 70 receive ard a..
borse al payments made. 70 endorse Oh each
esrihe.is ths smoguu psid thsrTen, both
discharges the lien ard liability thereof upon
payment Of tAe fall sinoaHt due, a. afofc.
said All Ia aeeordAnos win the ordinances
have hssn or msy Be required BY the city
section Al erdln.ness o.. resolutions.
sions q this ordnance are hsrrby rcpr.lri
After said aasiruabls eertiaeatss err issued.
;ei. ordnance shall be aed ren.sin ~irrefeai
,".s nn,i AZ es5,lnseis. and ihe interest
ehafsyd a. herein provided.
Section .. This ordiancB "a hereby do.
sIsssa 70 BE- en- smsrgeney measars on The
rssosSsd i re dss book o. q orsiasss.. q aid
az hss, 70. 'hs' gsrsS.s ss.hsa,'ss,sd
~eommt.sien ahd sa.onielo mayor. and no
city clerk, shah be published In the Alba
gnerque Evening Herald, the Official news
paper q said ely. and shall be 10 fpil farrs
and effect i've days after knch p-hiiratiun.
Passed adopted signed and approefd fhi,
tn day Of December. 1921.
WALTER NJ. CONNELL.
Chslrmsn. city Commission. end Ia o..
hcie Mayer
Attest
ADDIE W. McAvOY
City Clerk
(SEAL1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
mNr
ron RENr-Nparumro. Z

ron RENT-rnfurnishcd spartment, Cheap
Call Mckinley Land A Lumbar Co. Tele
uhoua 100.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10

For value received ihe New Mexico Ton
n~truction Company. Inc, nstlgns the Within
certificate. and The Indebtedness and lee,
and ne reTsdie. ief ihe sniorss.ant ~
this - day Of -
A. d.. ia-
TnE NEW MEXICO CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY.
Prssiden,
Attest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
WHAT CITY is THIS?

Study this diagram and see Il you can figure out what city Of The
United States It represents.
Decide what each part Of The picture means. add and sustraot -
directed, and the cty's name should result NJ.
Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
DIR. S. c. CLARKE

Lys. Ear. Nose and rhrOAt. alssse, Fitted
Barnett Bldg. Phone $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
Congress Planning
Holiday Recess

WAaHfNDTON. Dec. le.-House
leaders are locking forward to n COO
cr~easlonal recess o. AZ beast ten days
over the Christmas holidays. Repre-
sentative Mondell. republican ie@der.
aid yesterday. II agreeable 40 h
senate, both houses would adjourn
u0comber 20 or 80 until January z
or q. Last year congress took a
three DAYS recess over Chrlstmas then
came hack to work for n couple OF
days before receminr again for three
days over NeW Yearn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10

c%h.lrnsa. Cts Cenimis.ion. ana EA.of
fcie Mayer.
Attest;
Clerk
fSEALl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10

when slid asscasinsats and the Massachusetts
and the interest thereon have been
g gsss , Z fs y l y :ss" a.. d a r.. ss,s (. s s.ss
section s. ~ evidence the liability Of the
raid owners and their property for The. pay
Iaent q the s.sesfmenta herein specified the
shall be ~ duty, 10 lasus or cause 70 b. Ia
sued. IN the name o. the city, 70 the New
Mskico Cpnsirueiion comFany.. iner or iu
sssiErs sssignshl. eeTiiheates deelsrins such
covered b. each aasessmeni aud naming the
abb serlaeates shall BE- payable In ten eaaai
lnstsllmsn,s, the hrst seins. due and pay
effective. and one being due snd payshle saeh
sre faiiy PAID Inc said eertiafstss shall
sssr la,srss, :, a. rs,s = .isst psf ssn,a,e
said Tsssirnsbis esrtisestss .kaif ~ .,ssed
by The chairman q ~. city eommlssle9 and
eS-onieio mayor o. aid ctty. eoantsrsigned
q the city and sitesisd " the city eisrk
section 8. The said Assirnahis certificates
.hsll be 70 Enthusiastically the fellovins form.
uSIrsspp' g s4s Il sf; 81 'ii'sslsa,cA
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
CITY or ALBuQuERoVK
SPECIAL AssEssMENr- AsSf0NABLk
CERTIFICATE
rms rs TO GRITTY ina, ss ,irtse o.
an ordinance Of the Clty % Albuquerque, In
the County Of nernaiillo and stats q New
Msxiec. numbered fof adofssd md approved
,asta W levied . special asssssnen' x The
t--), AGAINST the fallowins %
heribsd property IN ssid city,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
ToR HENr--"o",
FOR sATE-VraI r~tnts 2

FOR sALf@ws have some line lots slmoti
any part q ne city uuivtfsity hsish,5
sIs 20 ,kqg Asm % yta y " SsNi'0u.
26s west G5ld.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10
Iliss.AL NOlI.t.s
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANk OF
AlHlOIEKgIE. y. N

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING
OF TIE FIRST NATIONAL RAM OF
ALBUQUERQUE. y NJ
The regular annual meeting @. the. stock
holuefs ~ the tIrst National Rauk ~ Alhn
querqur will be- held a. IT, uhice on Tuss
uay. January iuth, 1922, Tor tho purpose OF
]rlccting d%ircctots for the cnsuing lvhf
Dee i0.l52 tai
NOTICE on srOCkHOfD ERS' MkETtNG
on FIRST SAVINGS BANK a TRUST
tuAPANA OF ALBOQt .Ryl D.. s.. N
The rculHr auuual meeting Of the stock
bpidsrs OF the first saving Bank a trus'
Company n Albuquerque. viii be- held a. it,
Office on Tuesday, January 10Th 1879, tor
the purpose o. siectnE a%irectots Tor the o.
suing year
Dee t0.t72 t3t
COMMISSION ORDINANCE 80 tO7
Az ORDINANCE CONFIRMING THE Pro
OEEDtNGS rAkEA ~ PROV lDlNN tok
rue PAVING AND IMPROVING OF EAST
CENTRAL AVENUE FROM TN WEST
LINZ or HlGH STREET TO ThE WEsT
LIN OF nLlBkRh1 SrkhhT II TUT
PROVIDING FGR rHE PAYMENT OF
NH COSTS 81 fNPENsES or Iht,
IMPROVEMENTS MADE IS SAIL
STREET. PROVIDING foR rHE issIt
uF ASslGNABlE CEhrlFlCArts TI
or THE SAID IMPROVEMENTS AGAINST
THE LOTS AND PARCELS Of LANu
| ANYTHING TPuN THE SAID IMPRON b
MENTS AID DESCRIBING ~ MAN
MIR FOR THE COLLECTION And RAY
MENT uf SAID A~SsEssMkNrs
WHEREAS the city Commission of th0
'ip of AlbHquetgur County uf Bsrnaullo
state Of New Mexico. has heretofore pur
suant 60 the requisite preliminary proceed
ings. provided Tor paving sud improving
] East Central Avenue from ths west lin =,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-10

High Street % The west line 81 Mulberry
ss'ssss'' as y prs 'sls "a y Nv rsi.,Ia ss's 'ss;sss'
WHEyEAe. pursusBt TO ssid prosssainF,
ssseIs,g .pe sn s.s cs.sh, ssf A sssn me- ffsn &c &c
vest line u nls1l Street 70 ne west Tine o.
Aelberry Sfrea ant
'tefnincd and does hsrety determine ~hat
portion Of sid work fhaii be pttd for BY
the property ~abuttlng on said improvements.
aud the owners thereof, In accordance with
ne benshis seeralnF 10 said properly aal
TIE eeinn thereof aud according 70 lav, aad
WHEREAS. ne cost Of aid improvement
each lot or parcel n isnd sbuiting on nv
street improved, and against the owners
thslsgL q hereinafter set forth, and
Commission to pfnvide Tor me tlns and
manner Of the payment 81 said assessments
and 70 AZ the terms and conditions. 81 push
ssiS Ss,,iss.s. ss e e s AZ sas,ra as d, sss coo o.
~ Il oSpsSP / \ sE I SS%
section /. That all Of the proceeding
hereiofore had. taken. done or performed IN
steel herein spstfasd be and iRs sssss srS
az Respects ratified. approved and con
section 2, That for the purpose Of. pay.
Ing the costs and sspsnsss gf the said IN.
proreaents, there b. and there = hereby
levied and nsssssed sgsins., The iello-lns
by said improvements. and ngsinst the oWn.
srs thereof. the following amounts:
VEN" ssa : : eh SiSsi .. h Rssiss h la
NJ Gardener Es,sle, ict. /. Block
as, ffuniaa Highland Addition. S5lea
.' SISsi - S'''i huaiss %iiishsssss
NJ. Gardener Estate. LOT. 10 "A
and a Block "a. Hunius Hiah.
aaa xaal,isn -. L,ooaa "a
Hiianire Hirslssaa ylaa',Issss1 oe7.so
T.. W. Todd, middle AS feet Of
Lots and 2 Block a., Hun.
Ing Highland Addition ....... 400. II
v " Wood east AIS feet Of i.ots
. aud q. Biock ~. Haniag
Highland Addition ............ tia.iO
,. ". D.aring; vi 5is feet e lots
Hirhland Addition ....,..... 0i0et
Wa. u Adams and n. Adsms, .
z 2 isstef Leu Z 2 and 3 Block
Block ~ Hunins Husband Az
J. v. Lathy and NJ. u Hart. Lot. ~
and 8. Block 1. Browneweli a
Lat's Addition .....4........ i,Oiss4
John burtos; l@t 2 nicek 1. -.
A. 7. !. v Ry. Co. Hospital As.
soeiatieu, Lota q : and o, BLOCK
Tsrrsse Addition i.sai.ss
A. .0 = :. ? L n. 60; mSrg,'a n,1 q
Tsraee Addition i.sii 80
q ; o. D. ? aud 3. Rlock -.
G q ofosne, Lot 10. block 1900
Brgwaswen a LARS Addition 4assa
.. N. Martin Lot II. Block D,
BrowneweIi 4 Lsi's Addition 4a74e
T. peahoydc, Lot ~, hloek 1,
hfoynsweh 4 Lail.s Addition bs0.5s
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-27
Towns Of County May
Get Electric Current
From Aberdeen, S. D,

Redfeld, S. D., July 26.-(Special.)
A plan to solve the difficulties of
the Sphinx County Power company
is now proposed which contemplates
the building of a transmission line
from a generating plant at Aberdeen
to connect with the present lines OF
the company at Mellette. Each
town on the present line is asked to
vote bonds to make up a sum with
which this transmission line will be
built.
The plan is not part of the re-
ceivership settlement. but considers
taking the present system over, sat-
isfying the creditors and starting
with a clean slate.
1t is suggested that the current
can be purchased of the large Abcr-
deem plant at less cost than under
the present system with a plant at
Ashton.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-27
Copyrirht. 1871. International New servie.
Shades of Old Sol!

Today's Attractions.
Sun-"Hold Your Horses" featur-
ing Tom Moore.
Strand-Anita Stewart in Play
things of Destiny"
Rialto-Roscoe Arbuckle in "Thc
Travelling Salesman
Mcon-"The Man Trackcrs.'
Empress-Wanda Hawlcy in Her
First Elopcmcnt."
Grand-"Thc Kiss featuring Car
mel Myers.
A new type of automobile story is
being filmed by Charles Ray. 1t is
called Gas, Oil and Water" and
the cast includes Charlotte Pierce,
Otto Hoffman. Robert Grey. William
Carroll, Bert Offord and Dick Suth-
eriand. Mr.. Ray is slated to essay
numerous airplanc and motorcycle
stunts.
Arthur Jasmine, d young charac-
ter actor who has played in several
Edith Roberts pictures. is branching
out as a vaudeville producer He has
written and is staging musical
comedietta, all of whose scenery and
costumes are his own design. He
himself will not tour in the piece.
Bessie Love has acquired sum-
mer home at the California seashore,
and is living there with her mother,
studying art and dancing. Two Of her
paintings are now on exhibition III a
Los Angeles gallery.
Ruth Roland went out on loca-
ton to take scenes for her serial and
came back much puifed up over hd
acl,ievemerta This 10 TO- be tsksn
quite literally, for poison oak got in
its evil work and Ruth is only now
resuming her normal dimensions.