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New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

of the bonds of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and subsidiary companies.
Cornelius N. Bliss jr., another mem
Der of the committee, is director in
the New York Life, which holds $1,000
600 of the lnterborough per cent
bonds, $b,592,5o1 of the bonds Of the
New York & Harlem Railroad (Fourth
Avenue surface line), 81 1,040,458 of the
bonds Of the Third Avenue Railway
and several hundred thousand dollars
of the securities of the Second Avenue
Railroad and Thirty~fourth Street
crosstown line.
Martin SAKE, of 377 West Seventy
seventh Street, is down on traction
company books as holder in trust of
$4,000 3. r. r. 5s."
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
8-Hour Dav i'm Wire Mills

WORCESTER, Mass, March IL
The American Steel and Wire Company
posted notices in its three Worcester
plants to-day to the effect that begin
ming Monday the plants will be run
eight hours q day instead of ten, in
order to prevent lay-offs. The notices
set forth that this condition will con-
tinue until business improYes
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

ing money at their present fares, and
that legal representatives had made it
clear that unless they would be allowed
to charge additional fares upon the
zone system upheld by the court de-
cision in the Flatbusf Avenue case they
would be compelled to discontinue op
Grafton of the lines. Such action, it
was said, would deprive 10000 people
daily Of their transportation facilities.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Waste Not; Want Not

That's an old saying, and a trlte
one at this time. We have wasted
and now we are wanting. If every
worker in America makes up his
mind to take out of his earnings
every year as little as 500 and
invest it to help the industries OF
the country, and at the same time
be assured of the safety Of his IN
vestment, there would be new capl-
tai always available to the amount
OF three to five billion dollars an
nually.
DO you want to know how to be
come an investor? Ask Henry /.
Doherty & Company, so Wal
Street, by letter or personal call
or by requesting a representative
to call at your home or place OF
business. 1t will give them reai
pleasure to assist workers in the
intelligent practice of Thrift ard
to show them the way to invest
wisely.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

Highest teInperature Nesterday, 5S de-
grees (at ! p. M; lowest, 40 degrees Cat
Il. nl) average, 4s degrees; averaee
same date last year, SO degrees; avera 20
Same date for thirtythree years, 56 dc
grees.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Local official Record.-Thc following OF

flcial record shows temperatures during
the last twentyfour hours in comparison
With the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Weather Report

Sun rises 6 ~ a. m. Sun sets. 90 p. IN.
Moon rises 09 q. III. Moon sets 10:14 4 p. IN.
Local misunderstanding and colder to-
day; tomorrow cloudy; moderate north
west winds.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Sincerely yours,

WILLIAM c. FREEMAN,
III W. 46th ST., New York City,
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-30
HARDING MAY AVERT MARINE STRIKE
feWAs MUST PAY
IR BILLION MORE MARKS

EAAAM AN M t. US aaA@Na
e@swn mN HHe@8N8 Km a@ss8y tAN
e. M#M #N NM@f f@
atN asHa #ws MH .mla mH ~ Fwm8snAmg Z
me an tae As fMHa faw aaA aaafas
IA IN fhs msneN treaty naas s8e#s bail
q aaA ~ wwsm nm afN h@ he Mf
- fhe tmaaH g. Mpa faM aaa N@l
SARA 6am# b. tae r@Fam8sssoB a. fhe
amaoaHt 81 aMf Aama#ea. thas maA
W the t@sa1 I&a sw#a tMNa ts@s Nal8
msas ae#e8aea awmmef 49, s.sma@m
Aste fm 1855 ate fme mfH Of ~ E8tm
l.mm pres as8 fw hF tte treaty ct
NfMfGaae A Nmmm amieMtsaM. n#WNm
H@ thN tssmNN mAsa@a 70 RISES ewwe'
m8 he amaasa 10 tme n e. t@s4a
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-30
RAY SHEEHAN
To MANAGE
NEWPORT STORE
Tee Cream 60 10 IJocate On
Coventry Street. VIII
Open Monday

Iha NtNhaat lea Gaeaw e laea4-
"a ms n8 n ea oaYemsfs street,
tha ha rs Htr n fhe heHAs esfs
mH - e. fss ~ ~ Nwadat
maa maA Nb lagNs# tems@ee aH@s
b ths eas - ant aao ST 9he nv+
asssa8elaa amA n a. hs4 MamaA3 aleeA
ana mH he she s@FasH am# hef
esga pwwa ffasa. e&n#8 mna aasaaeem
sfes0 "a NewpeFf Beverage wl ~
served ever bsaaftfa8 @aafhse @~
fmanta4n. mn@ wf@wssam hm ht
namar taf a 6mely apgsa8Hfn8 ars eaaa
pmfsof Ia 1Re e@f o. fhF t0 Hhest
faeAf8ee mN H ~ MsM Ta u.s.
res mf ns @m e@Mm@ ffeM tH
fcant uAeA Or PAGE Five
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-30

II HLENs sAWFI3 = lam rMfH8F
mM mssis@sN am& Ni.aMs. "a @eH
laa hsaa sast aagnt m t@amsy N assg
f@FM e wms amm@amUva ~ AsaasAsssaf8
tmaaa Nhs tFmmps l8fs gb8 tfmAm
sma este 4 waasha4 9am am8 ham8
NfaHake Aa8 8sps sea the smahmshnE
amats Thfme waer aess ~ ths alsaek
aa faaa Ha8 km@ sNl4AsFs mNte
M@Mmae8
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-30
Confers With Secretaries Davis And
Hoover On Situation--Strike
= Costs Million Daily

WASHINGTON April 30-Representatives Of the
Marine Workers Union were told today AT the White
House that President Harding would take up with his
cabinet officers the matter Of mediation In the wage
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-30

A Newmm pF CwwxTmw
aMm fmgsFe Ne beast Ne~
fmm @f smmA 8mta
Exvry waaH Hg DSy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
CONDEMNED AND PRAISED.

WASHINGTON. Ialy 1.-THE Fnrdney
.artft bill was Alternately condemned
and 1raisa-! IN a SIX hour session y, the
house to-c.a' In a speech which drew
repeated rNIo'rGHrS rom Republicans.
Ccn-"Ssn'a;jy" Co!lior. 81 Mississippi. 4
Democrats" wrmh"- OF he WAS and
Moons ,o;rrr!-t"a charged tha; Chair
r,a1 Enranc! Aat permitted N" commit
-. {" h"a- or" or' site If tho case IN
:-:,-c-:r: -" measure.
Nlr .'..' - declared -" American
poop" hat asked :"r Au:y-tre" nca; and
hey go IA ID ,nn.";oos. that 'hrv
a=sHa .rr 90" sugar and gDt O. nrsc
IoS:S atackS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
FOLLANSBEE MILLS
ABOUT TO RESUME:

F,nansh-e w. Va. July in-The F"l'
,a2-h~e Brothers 80 pate pant. wa'~s
nas h~er .@'e since Jure roth. ~ -
same operator 'he 'a:tH- pat .: m"
week A. \ result ~ ~" aGrc"rT"-' rat
gas reached at Co,urhns S1tu-!a" be-
.wcea ,he manr;o". .-"-s assent"
AMI :ae ANA 81 uat"t ass0cis'!oH On ~"
wage scale SA:"h was sITr"d. c',''N:'@
a >.,c % 20 per cen, :" Wages t'r ~
comm. year Eera'-s which ~" H"'''-
~, !: IN" Fn,laHSbr" ."Ht are Z .'"
rushed. The r!a:; employees 2noG: ZOO
r-sr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
Gun N|ELDER
IS TAXED 500

GA~-~o ea-s :ovrG is costly - trv 70
~l~.,~ ~, i've -":chNNrhooI N Martins
,'r~-, 81 cycr.,- wA"" p" VA called
eo'..~o M1vor &c." '.luC AID charged with
~---,..l. 90. -.'...'Hd weapons and throat
ru!"a - rtE.
$500, ~ arrested Yesterday act"--
-oo2 - barge ~ going 'H-uuEh the
Tn c,!ia.s ~t,,-I.y ~ rs bone 'E-"n:-
r-!r- - k!'' IN one WI" r2re ~ SiCht
I'D 40 ndl>hin: revolver.
When a-r-:Crrd Ne hs,4 nothing 20 Sav
and - vas Hnst 500 and o"s:S .o-
rna&i-.: threats ard $50 and costs FOR
,1cEy!uS the gun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
Bridgeport Briefs

Local rr"rt"-S e i.ic S"rv:c" Star
legion W.. H''"n! ~" i,."nir and outing
e: W'hr..!'nE lIrh Thursday.
g. w. Vaughn and family. ot B-ooH-
..,dr have arrived h"u.c after Naca-
:3un tn. 70 Atlantic Cry and he east.
The regular meeting ~ Belmont Ae-ie
No ?95 of no Fr-t"rra' Order % Eagles
VII, he hold this evening.
Mrs. james Morrow was removed ~
hcr home n kirkwood from ne Ohio
Valley Genera, h"%n!tn! yesterday.
Ex;en"iv" .mprcr"men, 8 h"IrE made
to tho wilson furniture store ~ Lin
coin avenue.
q. J Farmer. ~ The Aetna Standard
plant. u on duty on his anHua. summer
vacation.
Mrs Rohrr: Rsrchei ~ Canton. o..
sas hecn called 20 ;his city by the death
Of h-- mother. MIS- Caroline Crolley.
!. T and -. J. Farmer and families
are planning vacation trip 20 Niagara
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

-Ae>e .ahiets are :3;"Acea eSpeo'N''!
"a stomach troubles niitorsneSS an"
co,,,.ns,ion K you hav" any troubles
- u.s. sor. r,vA them = trlai ana
$500. ,o- ycu-<e,, What I fire. class
,oodirIne VI; d. for vor. The~ only
cr,. -, Quarter Fer a." ~ al, dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
HELD 70 COURT
colored Men Must Answer Charge OF
OF House breaking.

Carried Anderson. E-2-s; J. Mason
aHl -" ra-ael'. all colo-ed. rU"-r hei@
under s. 900 !"r4 b. SQg.-" John \ -
he ar-r"- yesterday a'."-""Nr. on
charge ~ h-"aking ard entering
= - leg~d the fhr"r coio-"! fellows
h-okc INTO a house In the North Fad on
sunday arh stole s. from room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
NO Moro LayoTs for Otto Deitnnan-
Nerv-wortA ReSso-ed Health.

Some days 7 could no: wNrE AL dar
hNravSr ~ he r,I,ert / "a n tr"'H
Gas IN my stomach md - .h'"t H5I !.
.,ruI!n't "a. ANYTHING a. al Sleep a.
= Ctt was unl DOWN. - r1c nav" 'Hr"'
: an,tls OF Merry "nr'h "7i now IN
ah.c 10 work STEADY AM c-H "":'A.',H
r.~nr,ncnd NcrN-N orth f"- MA; Il has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

Crol!ey. Canton. O.. woman, who died at
The homo %. her srn. Dennis Crol!cy. Of
his r.'y ~. h" hold 81 St Johns
Catholic crur'h 4: FHl!aire. o.. tomor-
r"w morning a. o'clock. Rev. Father
Whitman ~ nF.ir'Atc and he body
VI! he .nId AZ res: in Eo>e Hill ccme-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
WENDELL Pills
AMBITION BRAND
For Nervous People

Tho great nerve tonic--the famous
Wrr!r. lIi:S. Ambition Brand - that
r,,., .,.nr. vim and vitality into nervous
;::c! out. all IN. dcspond"n: people III
A irw days N rrany Instances
trNon. ran buy box for only GO
cents. and G. H. ,iri"st & Co. and Hoec-
laws are au'hnri2c6 Ivy the maker In
refund 40 pHr,haae price Il anyone Is
.!:>>ailsu,d "iin the first box purchased
-rhnns,uIs rraise th"m FOR gem n.
1.hi;,.v nervous tisorters. mental de-
r~rssinn I'D unStrunC nerves caused
hv or~r-indulScnce IN alcohol and tooac-
a., or by uVerwork.
A. treatment in affections or IN"
nervous system. Wendell Pills. Ainhi
,,or Eramd are recommended rs be H-
generally unsurpassed.
Si,tv cents At = II. GrteSt & 60,
TInrr. Davis. and dealers everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
BRIDGEPORT
Knights OF Columbus

7Nr -"'T.tr meeting Of ne Knlrhts
II I..L@,a.-. reid II the i.lr.cs IA. "a
- 49,. -" .ast :.En;. Was Nj. It
tended ana interesting. Two No" by
-. O.: 'r- .p'... Ny" -".d a:r acct
..;.Cr. an! E. .':E" 7!r.ar- -" otH"r HT";-
''"rI rl'i"-' ""Ec taken up Arr:i"a-
.!'l.S Irrr' -"N"ra ."ca! rrtr!cn;a we're
49," receive: anh acted upon.
Aetna Stlrtcd
The Two nat mills a; the Ae;na-Sond-
ard plant % no American sheet and
TIN Plate company started yesterday
'1,7ninE. md ~ trouble was Hrpcrl-
"rcrd n getting full crews. Al NJ the
2CN"'aia and employ ecs ot the plan; have
,rprrsTet ;hc hope that they WI set
I'.aay run.
Fraterhty Meeting
An interesting meeting y! the local
chapter OF tho Alpha +! fraternity waS
Hcid N their chapter rooms on Main
"rr"c; last night. The uSuS! busin"SS
;roat:nr Wa followed by Soe".i H""-
,.,or. ard I 'rnrh and smoker wore en-
,..vri 0" :hc !7'"r' hours Of -" evening.
still ClcanIng Streets
Er,n, woes " 'h- city - The @trect
lcfa-;a,cn' are sui crsarcA II work
: .:,ar!rS VI ;hr debris hrnnGh; down
by ;hr heavy storms ~ last week. a3H
,,r, ~. yc, n L., re-
,,.,,, NO. m, mate A. much
49, 1880, ,,c-,,r.,rrrt III many
,A 50. .,,o IN tho recent NINA
80
u--,, TODAY
.r, . .,, ,--c.icd ~ ~. Ea!,i-
,,M., -1..-..?d nl.:ro ~ 4
.r,-,, f., l.ca ...r: md entering box
,,rs IN ,hc 'i:rawn.d Sarir % IN" com
n~cy uIu u. ri,.7 = ,r.al befor" Squire
,I.,,,,, rr,,,n, mis- afternoon. accord
:r~ % ,nr;,l nfH-i.r< Roth ~ ~" nr-H
,,f.-cd Mas ~ rnr CrI.i,y. ri: the "fn.
..i,,is CAIN 10 have the evidence on
:he pair
NO worry About Roed
c,-r. 80. "r'iru az n" hard =
rornr, commissioners and th' rNH''N
~.,.I. -Gy,c.-y board in nNp0::t''N %
.., ,,r, no..,' ~ Charr" 'hr r"a'" Il
,r,r--r.:!n.v rI..hwar -. :nh -">:i'n'~
D., ~. IL. AM ,.r'ni,, inter-" s'ci n
~ ,,-,.cr. .;a,. 80. boy have ="
r,-,hcr rc,r Of ch-"s, g.. the r"ad
4, -ron.s.,,s r. rN.& k'ni INST origin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

to- -"'-"-a;:o- ~ .-s:"! "a e. eel o.
r,--ra, Way a-d w,'H D" 80 10. o"
necessarily ''-,''." "a -" '.'"''~" HH-
rrvec~ty> = l-..""'. 60 &c., $3.50" !
cor, -,Hnr1'~r> -" .-' .'''.''-"t ~
Sc-yr,- Henry ''at,.' ..r.-' T." %
centenary c-,,rr;;>~ror ~'~'-'"E 90
season less urtcmt":'Nh.! or -'>.'n'
- re hardsh,ps % ire 49,. ''.'s''.."
=, ~, " oI..,f ..v~~ :,.tI:
-" ~>:-r7c;'s q: -" 'T'G"'"' T"'.''''"
-. ,o-i.tr.r S,a;'.,>." -. ";.,H .'r,'
orr:o.> - :ovr DAYS Cd n ,':'''..'
.,~ ar .H"~"t"r" - ," "}''" 90
III. nigh, nt frrv - I'D -" :'."'"
r.rh,x .1.,cwirr 80 Fou- 1'rh:s No
.;n-.rE ra'v - ard :ov- o"sinn'7@
Ausr~, "a
=, IS exr-ct~t ,ha; rresiirr: EIardlnK
VII ~ the S,:cs' - :h~ commission on
a..s 49, low the pageant
tAa, night. IN possession ~ hts ?7"r'i%"
=. ,.r.. 1900 a. Sat '.r'" Ir'"~s l"N'
,ented ~ ne pr"ssu-" ~ HHh!' n11'-
.., .,. ."-r,--f...."a = avn; plans ."
ca-- Tor ~" greatest :hror; IN" ."
own has r>-r- sH.- ~ 7rc>'"'" ~ /"
r,.,!srn armada To-: NT'"r'.aH MAYA. ''''
-. =, ,'l2. oct I;s' a; -" So" ''''."
~ g p sY-.h,.- .nar0", - tourist
The sorlrunat a-'A1:c ,a""r; "H'H
hcn, IL arches over F'v-HoU;h E;o'k ;"T
, long r--,nd 90 ~h:ch has 10y =
r,!Iar 20 Tary Sc1"Tat'""~ ~ ssSA"'.'
rhId-sr through -" iE"~tro'"rs -
.. .'r.r AooN- wJ# -"n"'ef tN.S
rea- The -n~k. So; ~ f-os; ar@ ~
,,o,. moving. naS ra-"'I!lv -"i"!n"1
AID -ostored % IS oC:GlHa. 0'H'r -
.hs shore ot me ha-Hor IN nrch'te0-
,u-al background and \ ,a76;AS S'aTH
,-,,, -,,k. - ap-rrlCh 20 ne rock m -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
Aetna Srrtcd

The two not mills a ;he Ae:na-Stand-
.t-L plant % no American Sheet ana
T'a Hllte company started yesterday
'r,1ninE md ~ trouble was rIperi-
rrccd n getting full crews. All NJ inc
2CN"!ais and employ ocs 81 the plan; have
,Vprrs%et ;hn hope that they W.! gel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

Falls and the lakes the iattar part OF
this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

F.!i,nI I,c"4 " NJ rity n The *trNrT
Hcfa-;ncn' are sliE crEarcA n work
= .;.an!n% NJ ;hr debris hronFh; down
by ;hr heavy storms ~ last week. ana
ran- loads "f dirt ar" yet To tT re-
r.rycd \ storm has not MAJ" ~ mUc''
g.. 90, - 'hr ..'"""r department III many
months as Wa DON" N the recent nina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
Frnternty Meeting

An interesting meeting y! The local
chapter OF tho Alpha IL fraternity NaS
Hcd n their chapter rooms on MA!A
rr-"c: last night. The USuS! busin"SS
;,oe;:nr VA. followed by so"@.t S"'-
,.;nr. ard I inch and smoker wore en-
..vci -, .nr !z,~r. hours Of nc evening.
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$6,3504,625.S
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-14
WEST LIBERTY THURSDAY JULY A. 1921
To the Democrats of Morgan county:

Owing to the continued serious ill.
ness of my wife 1 have been kept at
home for more than month and have
not been able to get out to see. you at
your homes. I have been, however, SC
situated that could be at the court
house great portion Of the time and
have been active in the prosecution OF
the offenders against the law, and
have had several courts Of inquiry and
have procured cases against number
of bootleggers and those who have beer
drunk.
/ want to appeal especially to the
women voters to go to the polls and
vote for me so that ] can continue il
my fight to break up bOOtlegging in tho
county. / appeal to every citizen wh'
wants to see the liquor traffic broker
up in the county to support me in thi'
primary. ! can not get away iron
home now and must depend upon m,
friends to see that my cause is no
neglected.
Yours, for law enforcement
JOHN W. COFFEE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-14
Aged Lady Dies.

Mrs. John A. Mckenzie died Wed
ncsday morning at 3 o'clock, suddenly
She had been in good health and her
death was wholly unexpected. Only
the day before she had seemed unusual
ly well and there was no premonitiOn
as she was known to her familiar
Of her sudden death. Aunt Dolly,
friends, was woman Of splendid
character and lOyahlc disposition and
was universally loved and respected
She was "a years old. ..'..
She is survived by her husband AM
eight children, Mrs. w. II. EGsterlinl
Betsey Lane; Mrs. Kate MaXey, Cleve
and, Ohio; Mrs. Effie Roberts, Cir
c'nnati, Ohio; Mrs. Clarence Turne
Illinois; Mrs. II. r. Dyer, of town
Burns Mckenzie, of Wrigley, and Wi
and Bruce Mckenzie, of West Libert.
Mrs. Mckenzie was daughter {
Allen 7. Day, and was one, of seigl
children, and is a singular coincidenC
that every one of her brothers an
sisters died suddenly and without pre-
vious illness. .i.,
The remains were laid to rest today
in the Salyer Cemetery.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-14
A Query.

: More than five weeks ago, 80 | have
been informed, Mr.. G. p. Gevedon who
was then candidate for Jailer Of Nor
gan county, withdrew from the race
/ have been reliably informed that he
withdrew from the race clean handed
and released his friends to vote fCl
whom they they might choose. 1t has
been said that he commissioned Ger
tain parties to write his letter to th'
Courier. Up to this good hour that
letter has not been published aud his
announcement still stands in the pauer
Some Of the friends of my opponent
who is still running are giving it OF
that Mr.. GevedOn withdrew in his fayOi
and it is claimed that the letter ha'
been withheld from publication unit
such time as the pOlit clans who op
pose me can work on the friends o
Mr.. GevedOn and turn them from me
MI. ID T. peNeuoH, - co'ItHl VI MI' '
=. GevedOn, is running as mv deputy
and the Withholding of Mr.. Geycdon'
letter Of withdrawal has all the az
pearance of a political trick to in
jure me.
The people of Morgan county respec
fair play and many Of them are re
senting the attempt to manufactur
sentiment against me in his under
hand manner.
JOHN A. FAIRCHILDS.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-14
The Truth About the Indictments.

l have been hearing for the last
f,w days Of very serious charge, ma le
by some of the people, to the effect
that of the 1874 indictments made at
the last term Of the court only 60
lare now on the docket
Now this has been done, evidently
for the vicious purpose of trying to
lget votes by circulating statements
which are absolutely false, and caring
not whose character they under take
to stain.
1t was no doubt intended especially
as thrust at Judge Gardner and Floyd
Arnett, but at the same it is well
known that I am charged with the
custody of the records, including the
indictments, and they who circulate
this report seem willing to reflect or
my honor if they can in any way foo
the voters and get their support.
1 am not writing this to defend
Judge Gardner or Floyd Arnett either
(they are amply able to defend them
selves) but for the purpose of telling
the people that ] keep my records cor
rectly, and at all times open to in
spection to any citizen who desires
! to investigate it.
The records Of MY Office show thai
Of the 1874 indictments made at tho
: last term of the court, two Of then
! (including the case against Dorsie
! Lykins) were tried at the last tern
of the court. The other 49, are OF
the docket, set for the August tern
and process against all Of the defend
ants have long since been issued by m
to the Sheriff and his deputies.
This July 18th. 1921. q.
J. d. LYKINS,
! Clerk Morgan Circuit Courts.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-14
TerreH-Steele.

The marriage Of Miss Lucinda, the
attractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe c. Terrell. to Mr.. James Steele.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Steele
of Malone, Was solemnized at the
home of the brides parents at s 80
p. NJ, Wednesday, June 20th.
The bride was beautifully attired
in gown of turquoise belding satin.
and wore an exquisite cOrsage boquet
of carnations and roses. The groom
was Immediately dressed in a suit
of dark blue. A more handsome cOu-
pie is rarely seen. Miss Ina frankie
Carter, in lovely gown of pink and
white georgette crepe, was maid of
honor, and Mr.. Custer Jones was best
man. Rev. Albert Hales, of jackson
was the officiating minister.
In addition to the members of the
families the wedding was attended
by many of the young couples wide
circle Of friends. After the ccrc-
mony refreshments were served and
the boys gave them merry Screnadc
The bride has for sometime been en-
plOyed as bookkeepcr for the Morgan
County National Bank, and the groom
is the popular passenger brakeman
of the o. & X. Railway The coupl,
left Thursday morning for Louisville
where they will spend their honey
moon.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-14
Popular Young CoupIe Wed.

Mr.. Walter II. Sebastian and Mis-,
Elsie Arnett were married Friday
morning, July s, at the residence o!
the brides parents. Ed. A. o. Allison
pastor of the Baptist church, ofliciat
ing.
The groom is the son of Judge ali,
Mrs. J. II. Sebastian and Is a yOun!
man Of great promise. He has jus
finished two terms as principal Of th'
business department Of the Marengo
ILL.,, High School. He will locate her
and probably enter the mercantile bus
iness. Besides being a capable bllsi
ness man he is a talented musician. ant
is a very popular young man.
The bride is the beautiful and &C
cOmplished daughter of Common
wealths Attorney and Mrs. Floyd Ar
nett, and is young lady of rare at
tainments and lovable disposition
She was a leader in the social affairs
of this community. For some time
she has been assistant cashier of the
Commercial Bank here and has n
splendid business training.
The young couple left immediately
after the ceremony for Cincinnati ant
other points north for short bridal
tour. after which they will be at home
to their many friends.
The Courier joins their many friend'
in wishing them all possible happiness
and prosperity through life.