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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
BLACKBURN

NJ and Mr. " Casper ard Il,
ile daughter jamie Ray spent an
nighi last week ihs rus.t. ~ 40 saI
Ivan and family
Mr. Alma Mcdonnell and children
spent one day Ia.t us,k ths ru~r
u Mr. Mona Trat. and children
Mis- Edna Stsmbnirs ua. Oh.
guest n her cousin. Str Native
Coleman one nirhi last urek
Aesdame, Native Coleman ara
NraHr ,aspe, ani Htus dalrh,r.
were visitors 90 tts bonn, of Mr
lena Wood,.ds
Misses llas.Is and Er.da tsn
bridge spent "Wednesday nirbt The
guests n NIs lla sismtHde,
Mr. Alma Mcdonnell spent ars
day last wesk fhs quest af Me- Ar.
nice Mcconnell
HWry louery BE- confined ta Boz
room az ihn writing
Mrs. Belle ,ismbri-r spent a.
Thursday the guest Of Nr Nat,
Coleman
Ms Mamie nrevey ua. ths guest
n her father nm Porter one ds,
ast week
Mhs ia Siemhrdge sreat ras
las a. the home ~ boz brother Nr
Monroe SiemhHdrr
Nr and Nr Walter HapLir. sr'
be- proud parent. ~ Cine baby s.r.
.on February gn
W e Mcconnell spent saris.
hs quest ~ b.. brother % Q M.
ornel
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25

Required 90 so prsilliIau ct,is tfsri
1910 r.unis of mlk. .ai.ar sa
pound, ~ mlks anf afHrr .r.fs liu
pounds 20 mIsl aH'f an iaiaris Of
m.Ik rra.t.i fHf 900 runi anI .tuI
~ fhr Heurr Boz co.. hgIrraiHr
ius ffuHH hHuttrr sore pmI. ~
mIlk rsma.Iri Hntf fhr fuIHHns Co.
duriiuHs bad ts,u msir Ia u.d.
.a- punis uf mIs. IHfaI sa
pouHds Hf m.Ik eel other .osis .as.
roHrf, of mIt
iirv. fH.u. sore .uas .n ffs ssmr
iHui.if In sHrs rl,rs sfarIHg .I.fa ht
siis aui 900 rrln.f.H. at.lI f.s .amr
nhHr $50 some etff rr.iu.IHs ffIrr
times DEL mu.h po1f as o.fff. r,ru
though t0ff utn .Hsflri aIfH srrIt
~ quaHff.e. 90 feed ari hrfs
Hn.HHi uI other Hsfs
It. tsHIe. .aiu.f aHt significant
h..H u fHHI fhrf sHHa fIHf Iu mHE
checks s.lr .s HuI aInHts H ffHs n.Hs
uIr uf raI taiue huf thsf ihf goo
r.Hf of profit ss i.fmH.i ht IHr
rows tHaf afr t,H usI. ar mHHr
unf pr
Itr relr.s uf#n uhi.t fhI. .on.ar
i.HH d. hH.,ri affs ar'u.. rr..I. ~
w.Iu.f.I HuI .faH nH Hf
COSTS were uh'atri Poi m.uIHt nI.
iaf t.tIs .n r1rh M ffs HIm. HI H
r.f..I pf fau I,lI. tarH. BIOL.
.HI. atf. maHr Hu II,-r l...f. Hf iHr
taN uE ruHIu.uW uf ,s.N .pa
t.l consumed Hf.f H.rnIHI over
bHi Hafs .fr tsra cheese iaia
ih. requirements fnf p.aiI.mg iul
uu1Hi. HI mIt were uu.ttI ulf ST.
Cor as i..,.tIe 200 requirements es.,
DETERMINED Iu terms ~ rnunl. of f,s.i
hours uf .uhHf rf. su ffHI constantly
fu.WHI.Hs r...rs VuH'H fHtr Hu M
fe.. uu ftr taIus of fHr H.HHs, us.
suits mat hr uirpr Hf HHl uHr
hI us'nf rrrNH.llng ur.rt
Tho requirements fof rrsiH.uf isl .
pounds Hf NINA. tasrd au slf .H,s .
viih ar 1frurr snnual rra'uH'oH ~ .
i.'- fsuHis ~ 80 I-r rent uI. errs
b. fn'Iues
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
CAMPAIGN FOR BETTER slRls
hors rhsn 1000 Persons ns.sAs...t
70 erssd Al Live stols o. paI,
b0sd sIfss oHiy

The better sites .amfaiu r hole
rasss-i ih. 1ua mara u. u...
That more than BsD rsr... I...
agr-si in writing 20 tr.f .u r..
siert tept on their faus u nr.
hrri Hfrs ang o. Is uHs uf lf. ID.
suits thus ~ arrsmr..fsI b.. r.
United States Department af A.I
TURF u cooperation win ft. .....
Hni rnln'f HEents n ..I.su
ohmia'm begun m'y % n.... Ell.
I" etir1ulnlir srHH. t.. ....
s.ruh sires -ihunrhauI tI. I.H.t
States hrrssisr. and oars. .f .u
classes ~ i've uHTk Hni IaHr r
ofoIFrni'ns in the rT1rf ahIh ....
iHa''i 900 mrau r. higher 1...t .t.
rrafr ~ fhF rp1nfr's uIs ...
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
STRYCHNlNE USEFUL
TO DESTROY RABBITS
Good Lively Machine Gun Is
Harmless in Comparison.
Record Of 900 Animals 10 One Ounce
o. Poison Made In ooodino coun.
-, Idaho Campaigns in o'H.
sr western states

prepared b. me United states Depart.
ment of Agriculture
4 good utrly machine gun . HIIm.
i's- shsn compared To- slt.H.Hr-
~ least when % o. u-i fn ttIrml.
uai' rabbits iu Lincoln DuuHl la.
hn. ihr iarn.f,, uHfkIHg .n .sH.em.
tiun with the biological ,unr, IuHri
sihirs Department uf AFH.lHr 10.
lnn fhat one ouno. Of thr ro.... ....I
go rahbln Farmer. boz G.Hin. ru.
o 900 even bette. With Hr.r . 200
Hnf averaged Lost rabbits fu le
ounce MuifnkH county uU.H.If
. poisson umpairu under flr d.a.. oa
Of tho bureau killed tuss rfH.f.
These figures are llIuauut. .f The
Work that hn. been dome mH.r ..t.
eminent d'nsriHn Too rtruHH.Ht
mhn'is 'n fhr western rar.. .a
ih'l are so plentiful a. fu tr .tfr.e.
By destructive tn orchards Hn. ..
large sraIe campaigns urre ....H#aI
ih Idaho prrlH Washington. N..Ha.
liah end Arizona unffr ffa s.fer
sh'r m Department of As. COTTON. rod.
r'srniHitHs nrf aIHr. .a.I.HHts
lines Dol which ihe stale su,,n....t
~ s'afe extension ssuI.. af| us
hhi ounr-s al.uH,f .Har. ~ fIs
resions.NHf ln addition fu fI. .b..
Hn. I". H..H..H. a... r.HUI.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
PlNEY GREEN

N Caui Stevens visited Ut
sr',r saris,
Mr. Nou Duvus arI No. Uuu
ilil spent Sunday alh Nr EIa
Sicler
MIsse. Gladys Sirlor snd Flora
Campbell visited Nis.e. Marrie and
Rub, Bell one day hst week
NJ J q Belt visited NJ james
Cannau Sunday
hr James Canaan b. very si,l at
this writing
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
GETTING PRODUCTS TO CITY
ooisti 'r purd.rs Rosst sts..I al.
70 Gnsbls Fsrmsf ,o os, sect
Prices ior cropt

S'ncr the usr % uutH. rsf. t.
rr'uHfIly in poo tfausrarsH. i
Farm prpiurfs and farm H....,i..
ih' aim Zoe building them siuu o..
90 serve the best buslne.. a. lr. b.
lion, ~ which more than nn.frf h.
farming and che mad. shua.i t... .
slate system euunrrird tIfh fl. II.
irins lu aiioinlns siairs
This means that the rsf Instead
81 being from q farm is u.. U..I..
o. one frum msn, farm. io imam. .,.
h'i' ~ rhrap uu.s deliver ID,
.rphg l'lnis such system wild se.
ahir ihr farmer io hove a.o... b.
o"mlriiii'r markets aud ffas ai an
llm'' 10 srcurs The bs.i pr,s. Zoe M.
preis,s
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25

Misses RUBY and Naomi Asher
ns ieachinr IN the ciiy school.
s'.i'c' their parents
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25

posts about oue quarter tst af each
eri The posts ar, a,far.I .H.f
and ~ . % .n.hss In diameter a
thai q timber = hf o inches tr II ....
uil just ri Or hs'asrh tts I.... Ia.
pHsis ani faI slal.i ts .fr..H,I .H
ne posts SHOULD bel firmly ..f I t.as
TIRE feet ierr u.p aaaIu.. .I.
chen Huiiasf tfe wire
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
MILK PRODUCTION PROBLEMS
Department u Agriculture Has Been
Carrying on Interesting ana In.
structiys Studies

prepared OBJ thr United SLATE. Depart,
moot 1f AEu.ulturrI
fuf lsu rows fhnf average les, Than
b,uu pound. nf miA annually, Ihr
part of thr m.lh check chat lIprr.mt
ed profit lui reimbursement fur fhs
owners managerial ability uus 20 rer
cent lnf go nuRs ntrflEiu. more
ihnu bHN pounds annually. ihr p.r
cent r'mtn.n. fof profit ini M, uHu.
rrs shIIl sHs % l.f cent
loI ihr Hst n,r jHr. fhe .HIfi iI
vision ln.trI Stale. n,mumH. uf
Agriculture IH. h,,.u mtsus .uI.rs
which hnr uI thIs problem u many
dairy SECTIONS uf fIr ,runn tni
tuohur Investigation. ou fHr TO-.
qu.frmrnis fnf prwuIus mIk have
now been completed uu auur. OF
dairy farms boo .k OFF fhr-r aummm
Ties. CO.,. of fhs lHIr,f ui IIs.r .iuI
ies. rrrrf uH Zoo Vermont b.. ils anr
on which ih. HhHtr n.uu. Hre hH.ed
What % h- disclosed boo reHH fo
economy Hf promotion Hud mo o..
qnifrmrnfs fHr rruiurIns mlk mal hr
" value io fhr iH.rmHn $500 I. inter
ssied in nniiHl ouf nh.rr mIk 10
turns afr going
These neurs which sore oiHrri
frum o. study ~ ihr rrHIH.Hu rr.
oris 81 80 COWS ah..h Hm.rrf .r
ihe h'rds fuu yrar show .0Ht ff.
atsfurs aunual proll.fInr af Coo l.n
luWrr rrviueins clas ua. 4Im
pounds; ulso that tho average prsiar.
fiou ~ 20 HIGHER rfHiursfs uas 5ftt
pounds scar After embracing
from iiid pound. no amount. af nIk
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
SUPERIOR BRACE FOR FENCE
TiHbsr Firmly No-Issd fr AH.at
Great Rss'sia0rs 20 ssl.y
6trar ~ Wrst

rhs consiant s'-aIh ofs wire f.res
soon pulls fhs pests over Tf.|s rs
r"fia'If annoying ubsH ifr f.rs s
iuiii ou curve Here is a rsI i...s
That presents great rssIea.f fo PM.
destructive FORE n ftr er.. his
p.ao-d o. nches shove POO .rf. 20
H. ground auf is nnrs.I ..f. ..a
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25

NJ md Mr. " casper ard ID,
ue daughter jamie Ray spent ono
nishi last week ihs rur.t. ~ 40 saI
llyan and family
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
WATER or MUCH IMPORTANCE
Coz Should Have $50 pounst = oay
IN summer and About 100 Pounds
M Winter ssasen

A cow will drink i'n pound. of water
n Gas ne "a temperature of ul i.er,e.
bar N thr water u irr enIi shr WIN
nui irnt aii shr nsr.i, Size Nili
however BE- chilled thwth lnd wa
eui more in rsi garui shr UHrh D.
hutr 10 summer time Hn H.
49, az waller : Iff .fHf
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-25
Saved My Life
With EatOnic


u va nearly dead until / found
tAionic hat ] can tu'y say u farri
ny w.. u D. The beet stomach
meiicine ever made. sriss Mu.
Fila smith
Aeld stomach causes awful misery
which taiunIc quickly Frts "a ID
~ taxing up and carrying oui he
acidiiy aud gases uh.Ch prevent rood
digestion. A tablet taken after meals
brings quick relief kaens thr st1m.
aeh healthy and helps in prevent The
many ll.s sn liable o. arIse from 81.
Gees acid. Don't suffer from stomach
missfiei uhen you can Fei his lua
~ Eiuuic inf a inle. With yauf
druggist fuaunirr
HAYNES a TAYLOR MARION NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25

Jack Frost" Salt is pure ana c,o,r
Ask your iroccr.-Adv. 80 ''''" u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25

sections of tho code. MIR. Purcell.
representing the real estate men.
agreed with Mr.. Davis that such de-
lay would tend 10 facilitate matters.
He said both exchanges were work
ing on the code jointly. AID would
he ready In u reasonable period to
max" their report. My. Winston and
Mr.. kayhoc. also, urged the delay.
while &. NJ. Robinson stated that
while he was merely AN observes in
the interests OF tn" City school Board.
ne saw no objection 10 Il delay. so
that all Interested parties might be
in position to MAKE clear cNplana-
tons OF their cause.
Myers Offers RESOLUTION.
Director Myers offered resolution
directing the City Attorney 20 draft
an ordinance permitting the Building
Inspector To proceed. at his discre-
don. TO act under provisions OF the
tentative code so that building may
not be delayed. This resolution was
adopted without division.
Inspector Butler stated that ne had
personal knowledge of many pieces
or construction work now being held
up. because OF ,hc delay III adopting
the code. and that he was certain
that If such :: resolution as that OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
DEns TRIP FROM CELL.
SIiNDIDED IN MYSTERY
Ry. Associated Press

ny ASSOCIATED f'rrSS
ATLANTA. GA March 2i-Th-
departure from the Atlanta Federal
pcnitcntiar: yesterday Of Eugene V.
Dcbs. Socialist leader. who discussed
his case personally with Attorney
General Dauyhcrty In Washington.
today WAS shrouded in secrecy.
The fact that D"bs. who is serving
a i"n-ycar term on conviction OF vio-
rating the espionage act. had left the
p"nit.ntIary, was the subject of
runner here last might. bat not even
hia local attorney. Samuel NJ. Castle.
ton. knew anything about Il. accord
.nT 10 his own statement. Fred
I"rbSt warden at the pcnitcntiury.
avoided questioning by Keeping his
~hc:cahouts concealed and late toda y
when located for "a few minutes he
declined 10 discuss the matter.
"iIl not argue with the Attorney
General" was Z"rbst's only comment
when told that Acknowledgement
Daugh"rty had announced that Dchs
was in Washington today.
tonight the warden was mot at
home either - his residence. the
pcnltcntiarY or tSlc prison farm. as
was the cas-" throughout last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
POSTPONE DECISION
ON BUILDING CODE
REVISION 90 DAYS
Continued From .rirs, ragcl

Continued From .FirSl ruGcD
TO !ncrcas" the cost OF building. rather
than TO decrease il. To th;s state
'nent Building Inspector Butler took
exception. He said that the proposed
code mad. IL possible TO erect inanu-
featuring establishments and factor
les at far less cost than at present
while in reference TO dwellings. h.
believed that to II slight extent they
200. could be bull: at cheaper price.
Mr. Davis. from the builders. stated
that his committee had met several
times since receiving copies 81 the
tentative code. and had mad. Sufn..
progress. but not sufficient 10 clearly
state their case. lie asked for ninety
days delay. so that his committee
Nigh; he fully prepared. lie said 1t
vas their Intention OF submitting "a
their possible objections To certain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
DEBS VISITS CAPITOL TO
PLEAD FOR ClEMENCY
tContinued From First pnEeD

tCOhtInued From FIRST FngcD
stands alone could not. Of course.
20 TO him. What took place and the
Information | have acquired will be
reported In due time only to the
President. and that in connection
with any recommendations that may
be made when the investigation is
concluded. Dcbs came here without
guard and so returns TO Atlanta
Colonel Goff. assistant to the Attor-
n"y-Gcncral, was present during; the
Inquiries
Dcb3' visit was unheralded. He
came and went unrccogniHcd. and
ne wspapcrmcn and others were un-
aware that he had bee here until
Daughcrty told them.
Dcbs WAS sentenced to a ten-ycar
term in 1913. on "A charge Of having
obs,ructed the carrying ON or the
var.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
ANTI-REDS WRECK
PAPERS IN MIL AN
Continued From FRS, pase3

Continued From First pasc)
but before the people could realize
what he meant and wr!sGle down be-
meath the chairs. the bomb went off.
The ex-soldier tried 10 seize the
bomb. but failed. lie escaped injury.
Musicinns Are KILLED.
Professors rroeSchel and Mario
Tcdcschi. of the orchestra. were killed
and their bodies hurled half way
across the house. SiGnorinn I,eoni
and Il fourth musician also were
killed
by noon Thursday 100 anarchists
and Communists had been arrested.
we'll Known radical. caught with It
pockctfui Of cartridges. AN hour after
the explosion.
Thc press expressed horror at the
The city Is in mourning: The out
rage is a blot on her hospi,aiity!. her
the COrrierc de Ia Scra.
We. most strongly, condemn this
horrible crime" said the Socialist
organ. Avanti. one OF the papers
raided by Fascist.
This barbarous and stupid crime
would justify the lynchIag Of the
material al spiritual pcrpetra;ors
by the fac cs Of the victims" said
Group En- Route to rcruEin.
Florence reports mat group OF
Fascist ea route 70 ierns!a TO take
itt ipH 80 '''''7
pushed by 400 Socialists near San
Giovannia, Naldnrno, one Of the Fas-
c!sti being killed and twenty
wounded. New outbreaks are re-
ported also in Bari. AT Ccrlgola two
we're killed ANA ten wounded in light
ing bet tween Socialists and Fascist
The military occupied tn" town post
ing machine guns. Numerous fights
arc reported IN pavia. Three Social :
ists were Killed and twenty wounded.
ten seriously III Lomcllina.
Ironworkers at Castcl Nuovo seized
! the plant and drove out the technical
staff. killing the chief enGinec and
| a director of the firm.
| Premier Giol!tti had an audience
| with the King Thursday. presumably
relative to the calling Of n general
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
lOLD CRONKHITE SUSPECT
LEv Assncinted rrcss- l

NEW YORK, March 2i.-Robe-t
tosenbluth. former army captain. ar
cSted here last night IN connection
With the death Of Major Alexander
, Cronkhitc. al Camp Lewis. Wash
ng;on. October -. 1918. was held
Without bail when arraiEncd today
,cforc United States Comm sSioner
Hitchcock His hearing WAS set for
,eXt Saturday.
The warrant for Rosenbluth's ar
est. which charged that he caused
ervcd on him by Department OF Jus
ice agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25

ftrcd 10y Director Myers were ac.
c"pltd by Council. there would b"
in "a short while
committeeman Agree.
A.htFman N!nfree. councIlrncn Car
agreed that no time ShouiI ~ 10,
unnecessarily. but that. ia view os
,hc Importance or the proDositior, III.
oul,u"rS ana real estate interests
sn0uih tie gwen IA fair time limit in
which TO prepare their Statement,
70 Such sentiments tn. cI,;z.n
members OF the commission. i An
U ~ Johnston, John Z. Wilson and
W; duncan Lee subgcribnd ;han,N
selves SO II was arranged ,hn| no
20, tae. discussion De had until the
afternoon OF Thursday. May ~ '
,J"ch Frost" Salt is pure aud clean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
Wants Ia Enter.


II want 20 enter the campaign.
n I'VE nc some rec"lp; books am
6oing RICH, on, talking The Evening
Dispatch 10 every ono 500. ard. be-
eve mo. ! am going 70 give some
IL those members real battle :or
pat $1,000 home !, looks good to
H.. ana not only believe. but 1
dnow. that I can win II"
That's real optimism. Real self
Ronhdencc /: Is Jus, what (, takes
n be ono Of the headlines IN this
liz campaign This inan a'llcd
opportunity whom he saw he
! I'D not stop a. that--he gre. ped 1T.
l Not Too Lnic.
I It's by no means 700 late to enter
.re campaign There Is s,ill room
'oc many members and there IS a
zig field in which 20 secure subscrip-
, ons that VII! mean the winning
trcdits
2rhc offer allowing 10000 cxtra
|zchits on each and every $50 worth
III subscriptions turned in before 10
n ". April 30 gives every one an
Importantly 10 get running start
IND 10 pile up Thousands az reserve
|lrcdits that may come In handy later
Ill., Never again during the cam
1aign will subscriptions earn az many
Hredits az between now and April iG.
H The winners OF the two $500 extra
lash awards are to be decided by the
FORK done up 10 April lG. one
wdrQ gocs to an out-of thc-clty
hc,nbcr and one goes to member
from the city OF Richmond
Sending ones name and address 10
me SaleSmansh!p club department. Of
the Evening Dispatch Is all that one
las to do To become member Of
lhc club. Better do I, today and
hake "A start without delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
! NEW MEMBERS JOIN
EVENING DISPATCH CLUB
my of Them Turned In Subscrip-
lions Along With Entry-Ncw
List Published Sunday.
IL ARE SHOWING ACTIVITY
tS'y Tho:Sand Extra Credits vii
he Allowed All Who Turn in $50
In subscriptions before 10 a. VI
April iG.

fwcnty-sevcn new members Joined
ic Evening Dispatch Silcsmansh! y
40 on Thursday Several Of these
members turned in subscriptions
onG with their entry blanks and
" appear IA the next list among
a active contcnders for the $1,000
INC. nYc automobiles and other big
yards
The list OF members and credits
csptcd 10, publication VIII appear
iiA'n IN Saturdays Evening Dis
[ich. quite Il Number OF those Who
owed up as inactive in the last
y hay. moved away from the 5000
cflt mars aud wiil be- well up in
~ list
Al Read announcements.
Every wiIe-awake man and wo-
ian who has been reading the Sales
|nnshir Club announcements from
|Iy to day. but who has hcsi;atcd in
itcring should meet the live wire
ho called on the club manager
thursday. In the midst Of the days
|is'ncss in walked John J Op;imist.
pc fellow with good health. lots OF
hthusiasm and self-coniidencc and
he smile tina; wouldn't come on
Il have found that there les no
ason. no further excuse. hardly a
disability for any NOR" gloom While
mo are talking OF hard times. etc.
60. am looking at tho bright side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
You'll Like Trading at Phillip Levy's aa
Do you know
today's prices?

Some furniture manufacturers have reduced their
prices than others.
This being the case some furniture retailers have,
naturally, not reduced their prices much others
The market has been up-side-down and all twisted
around during the past few months It's mighty poor
lime for you, the consumer, to buy without looking
around
We have business connection with man who has
Oeen closely associated with the furniture industry for
over twenty years This is located in Chicago and
is in close and constant contact with all furniture manu-
featuring centers. When there any breaks" in
prices we get the information right away-often by
wire
This is mentioned so that you will understand why
we feel so secure in inviting you to oo around" We
know our prices where they belong-always The
other fellow" may have to guess about it,
All we ask is that you include our store in your
looking around. Come here last or come here first
but come here-because you will profit by coming
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20
JANUARY 2S WILL
 BE RELIEF DAY IN
 MOVIE THEATERS

Three national and state wlde events are planned for the raising of funds ,o keep from starvation 3.5OO.0OO chii- aren in eastern and central Europe. ne First of these will be a fast meet lng Sunday, January 23, in Mormon churches. when the amount off two leals at least will be contributed bv Svery member. The moving picture tueaters have set aside January 26 for speakers and contributions and January -s when at 10 o'clock in the morning a Children's party will be held. The Y. w. c. A. will contribute February 1. when tho cash receipts from the noon meal in cafeterias and lunch rooms of the association will go to the fund ol the European Relief council which has charge of distribution.
 Tho motion picture industry proposes 10 save 25O000 children. Tho enter tainmcnt on January 29 is announced as the greatest childrens party fin the history of the world. A special reel will be shown at these performances. The relief council is urging through its county chairmen that the performances In every town be well attended. Each community will make plans best suited to local conditions but following the general scheme outlined by the na- tional association of the motion picture industry.
 The first presidency of the Mormon church has written to bishops and other church officials fin the various stakes requesting that all be given an oppor- tunity to contribute in this "eXtraor- dinary emergency" The appeal says "let every parent in our land of peace and plenty-and let every child also bestow a sympathetic thought upon a situation of such suffering. and the re- sponse will be spontaneous and liberal'
 The Y. w. c. A. has eight local or ganizations in Arizona, at Douglas. Bis bee, Tucson, Globe, Miami, Jerome, Prescott and Phoenix The Y. w. c. A. is one of the eight organizations com prising the European Relief council.
 Late subscriptions to the fund for S,500,000 starving children in eastern and central Europe from Maricopa A. county reported by the European Re- lief council total $14499. These sub descriptions are Arizona Egyptian Cot ton company. s25: Mathews Paint com pany, $25; F. l.. Baker, $10: Harry Shed. s2: By Wilma Mahemson and Dorothy wickman for their show. g.; Mrs. s. M. Martin, 50; A Friend, $5; Delta Alpha class of the First Metho- dist Episcopal church, $16; Lars Holm quist (2O pesos Mexican gold) $12; F. s. Johnson, s20; City of Glendale $12.9s
Arizona republican., 1921-01-20

The department of agriculture has begun work on a census which will show the amount and value of farm equipment purchased during 1920.