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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
NEW YORK HIurS

NEW YORK, Nov. 1i.-Hides were
steady in trade on the market here to-
day. native steer hides selling mt t4Izm
re ana branded stere hides at 1iHm
14lac per lb.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
TOLEDO GRAIN PRICES.

TOLEDO, Nov. u. - Wheat-Cash,
$1.22i9; December. $122; May, $12S.
Corn-Cash, 55M56c. Oats-Cash. 3T@
3Sc. Rye-Cash SOC Barley-Cash, G3c.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS.
NEW YORE. Coffee.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-Coffee riccs
were irregular on the market here to
day, opening options being points lower
to points higher. Rio No. OIL spot
sold at SM MSKc per nonnd.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
GRAIN PRICES
CLOSE LOWER
Heavy Receipts and Stock
Buying Chief Factors.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-After show of
strength ut the opening of the market
grain prices declined sharply on the Chi
ccago Board Of Trade de today Heavy Of
houses caused the drop. Provisions
were lower in sympathy with grains.
December wheat opened off 12c at
81 .OS% aHd closed down &c. May wheat
opened of 1sc ut $1.13A and lost Use at
the close.
December corn opened unchanged at
47c and closed down ssc. May corn
opened up &c at 53Hc and closed off lsc.
December oats opened up 1sc at 32&c
and closed down re. May oats opened
up &c at 3TAc and closed off 1ac.
By Thomson & McKinnon)
Nov. IL
WLeat-Light Receipts and drought III
the Southwest were the influences in the
early market for wheat, but the market
met considerable selling which has the
appearance of foreign account and later
there was liquidation by recent buyers.
Milling wheat is offered sparingly in all
markets and is consequently relatively
strong, but the export demand for United
States sorts is non existent. In fact.
there have been reports of offers to re-
call TIE amount of export business
done in Manitobas is not up to an aver
age in volume. A private estimate of the
Argentine situation gives Il surplus of
-
5000 600 bushels from the previous crop,
making a total considerably larger than
last year. The visible supply of the
United States has decreased, but the
total visible supply of North America
has increased about 100000 bushels for
the week. Country offerings in Canada
were said to be increased by the adj
vance in prices. The utter absence of
foreign demand for our own wheat and
the comparatively slow taking of Mani
TOBIAS does not present a strong posi-
ton. inasmuch as there is still a surplus
on both sides of the border. This leaves
the market dependent for its strength
upon light receipts and drought in the
Southwest and these items are probably
not of sufficient Importance to out
weight the export situation.
Corn and Oats-There is a steady ex-
port inquiry and some business in corn
and it is claimed that outside markets
are Overlooking Chicago in the country.
Under this condition. cash corn is rela-
lively firm. but there is already too much
| in commercial channels and too much in
reserve in the country to permit any per-
manent strength in prices. The oat mar
ket is neglected, a little liquidation of
December beginning TO appear.
PrOvisions-There were 10000 hogs to-
day, 10000 estimated for tomorrow and
too many for the market today. Prod
ucts were lower in sympathy with hogs,
as no support was forthcoming except
from previous sellers. The cash trade is
not as good as recently
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
TWENTY STOCKS AVERAGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Twenty indus
trial stocks last Saturday averaged 7640,
up 81 per cent. Twenty active rails
averaged 1851, unchanged.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14

NEW YORK TURPENTINE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Turpentine
sold at T9lsc per gallon on the market
here today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
Wheat-No. 3 red, car; sample, 1 car
HAY MARKET.

The following are the Indianapolis
prices for hay by the wagon load, de-
livered
Hay-Loose timothy S1G017; mixed
may. S15016; baledahay, $1G@17
Oats-Bushel, new, per bushel, 32G35c.
Corn Old, per bushel, $4,000.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14

S472 600, 600; balances, SEQ, 600; Federal
Reserve Bank credit balances. $65, 500, 600.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14

y
Bids for car lots of grain and hay at
the call of the indianapolis Board OF
Trade were
Wheat-No sales.
Corn-Steady No. white. 40050c No.
5 white 45h@tGI9c; No. . yellow. 400
soc; No. 3 yellow, 45H@46Hc; No. >
mixed, 46hG47hc; No. mixed, AGO
f5lac.
0ats-Steady No. white, 3GH G371ac
No. 3 white. 34t2M3512c.
Hay-Steady No. timothy, S17MtT50
No. timothy. S16.50@17: No. / light clio
YER mixed, $16d1650; No. 1 clover hay,
$1,000.
inspections
Wheat-No. 3 red 1 car; sample, 1 car
total . cars.
Corn--No white. S cars; No. white
I car; No. 8 white. S cars; No. white
10 ears; No. white. cars No. white
I car No. l yellow, 10 ears; No, > vel
low ears; No. 3 yellow. cars: No. 4
yellow, . cars; No, yellow. cars; No.
yellow, cars: No. | mixed. 1 car; No
mixed, 1 car; No. 3 mixed, cars; No.
mixed, cars; No. 5 mixed, L car; to-
tai. IS cars.
Cats-No. white 3 cars No. 3 white
10 ears; No. white. s cars; sample
white. cars No. . mixed, l car; total
y cars.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14

NEW YORK RICE.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.--Rice values
were firm on the market here today,
domestic selling at 3H@7c per pound.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
WAGON WHEAT PRICES.

WAGUN WHEAT PNICESs
Indianapolis -four mills and elevators
today are paving S1.07 for No. red win
ter wheat $105 for No. red winter
wheat aud according to test for No. 3.
Oats are quoted at 25c fcI No. 8 white
or better
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-14
LIBERTY BONDS

s. 1000 indianapolis Street Ry. Is. 400
81 600 Liberty fourth 4As.......... 94.7G
81 COO Liberty fourth 4Hs........ ~ &c
80 shares Indianapolis Street Ry... $500
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
ROBINSON PREACHER
At FIRST BAPTIST

H. Rufus Robinson prca,hcd o.
,,r, interesting SERMON AZ the tini
H,ri,.i ,haph h.t evening from
MARI ii.is ST. Robinson BE- an or
aiar II che southern type ard made
t. aui.en,e fcel that the, have u"i
l~n iainr their duty Boz rrgard 20
Alb, oommaui u their MASTER in ro.
irr 600 ,nio ths highways and the
t.is,. and compelling them 20 oume
n m ihr great gospel feast he
read a statement from The count,
mp,y puhli.hcd a. ihs town iNar'of
.k,l fum whieh BE- moved. shaving
Dbl. number 81 pcop.c vho aile''icI
sanla, s,hoal there January '
r.nIt mi. Methodist ami fresh,
t...n i,s Marion has "a ropnla
r n aaly so SD isif profit h'
I,s, ana sd ths children oui Cd
sunday b.al boz Paris
The above vas ,hprrd ivm ih'
l.aI apsr pabl,shed 90 raus, ll
p,.it.r Robinson b. one II ihe MANY
,,tisnlsn county boys WIN b. max
~. end Hc b. pastor II lara
.,nsr,ratiou with a beautiful mod
.m ,huph Our r,aders vill So 9"
,b,, the enthusiasm ~ the Mario
r.ps BE- spreading To- other states
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
CAlDwELl's OPPORTUNITY

For thirty years Caldwell Demo
cfau have unselhshely supported
worthy SONS N Hopkins. Crittrnden
and Livingston counties for IN oh,,e.
Circuit Judge and Commonwealth
Attorney Caldwell ha. never fuf
niahed one " these officials
Leading Democrats from those
cuuniies were here n.i week and ID
dstelopes from their reports. that
neither county nus has an active as.
piuut for ihe Democrats nominn
ton Cor Circuit Judge They have
attorney whu might be- drafted
lhn b. as b. huuld he Patriotic
Democrats fum those cuuntie
should recognize that % be- time flf
Caldwell county 90 be- represented
Dor thirty year excepting ONE term
Caldwell Democrats have kept SONS
n those uuuiir. Boz one or ihe other
DE- both ~ ihs., important Office
We Say BE- BE- Cald~eIIt time for th.
ufor ~ Circuit judge, and Wei b.
lirt, the Democrat. " tha.s ountis.
eil support DaIiseIa candidate a
lun.eIh.hb n er have upparis.
thr.u
We h,Ust, ttaf attorney q 49,
latanlj ~ ihs rfmston Har b.
well qualified fof ths ofor ani. 4
elected soud make an ,fusn Cir
ui luifr H, Doe aon many BOOB
rarart cases uhsn opposed hy tsrl
ahls attorney va ars hr tm
ard believe. under ths Circumstance.
AZ hn ms that ihs Democrats "a
ihs a'hu ouniIr shaad support
h.m ari rt, hm ls nm.aafa
uIihuai opposition rrm,fon lsad
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
TIRE DESTROYS
TOBACCO FACTORY

The Imperial Tobacco Factory a.
Providence wm destroyed by hfc
aHy Wednesday ~ lat week The
,hat,i remains ~ q = Cole we're
found boz the ruins hy searching
PARTS 40 g otlock ilIs watch AMI
fu dolau in silver were found by
h. taiy An overturned lantern
found near him vas che only clue 90
ihs origin N ths hre
ur nre eas DISCOVERED about 2.lu
Wednesday morning The Ore had
ramri u,h hsadsay that efforts 90
.tap % usfs unataii.nf u b. thut
chat ths vai,hman NJ Cole. VA
.irsken hy an attack ~ heart trouble
alIs passing through the engine
nam. falling and otcrturninr The
lantern uh.lh caught BIZ clothing ani
thsna greasy bsnlh which vas near
us aai,h un hls bsiy had stopped
|af seven minuiss after eleven o'riotk
The oawusrs IuD returned th'
fHauinr trrdiri after an inquesI
l.d hy coroner Blue
We hs luy dnd che body befor'
u. o. De- chat ~ Thomas Cole ans
fum ths stidsncr believe that b.
came 90 his death from ao,idsnia
.0ls started from either thr sieifi
.ali.b or be- lantern. we az noi abb
a determine vhigh
u, lmpflai sas a vel huili Dol
ism equipped having been hui.
boz IH9 There was about iooH'
pounds u totaego in the factory u
total h.s va estimated o. be- s,u.uO
with msuancs ~ oi.ooo @ b. ~
ported that ihs factory viIl b. e.
! luIt
Nr cole. co. dst,ased waichmaI
survived b. be- sidnv and sirl
hIlpn lle vas saiy siS yeal
=.d Ths funeal was hsld frda
3 nnf ths iuisrmsnt directly a
3 srsari The is,sasei va' % msmb'
I .f thf baptist church
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
,,ls,llLE BUYERS
BREATHING OPTIMISM

journals and persons who
authorities on financial mat
ialk until they are out oil
1 aut the period ~ depression
which the country b. pass
he present "tightness" u
tlt the retail merchants u
i mali cities in he terri
h louisville serves o. d
source ~ supply already
n TO arrive in this cfy "a
spnng purchase and
a pessimiam in their att
200 The future
nc.s last year aud during
Z ihsis year was way ahead
,etalions declared " g.
dealer in dp goods ami
burnside. ~ sho vas
uIIs yesterday io purchase
stock u ann getting
. for good year Boz 1921
our county. the lumber
uom and mining have been
uriailed. bat everything
ifns " improved business
outlook ia generally good
alpIr have money and afs
money % course. ihey
baking as much a. they dld
H, boom days ~ the var
1000 can huy shat ihr
SINE n them ask us met
ary them q short vhiIe
100 Surprising amount n
done
WHre. merchant n lul
I.un also in Louisville %
THr siock. gave simi.a
~ conditions there
aff nat 600 bad with ut
us fat that tobacco d
naI product n coffee uuH
th, county that TulIahnm
made huslnsss little boz
farmers have sufsrr
fussu ~ tobacco even
t Offered BOT condition
aIe henminr normal an
tnf forsard 20 % roo
n sar farmsu afs ssl
htarru. q fse al n b
~ thsm q part ~ ihs ,ru
au Ihsy al seem
ani am laying boz n
psrsanal.j am u
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
ELECTION NOTICE

rs virtue ~ an order ~ the Cit
tendon County Court and u an or
dinanee adopted BY the general coun-
90 " the city u Marion. ~ an
eleciion Is hereby called 10 be- held
in the Marion precincts, on saiur-
day. March. 5ih. 1921. between the
hours ~ q O'Clock A. n and
O'Clock =. ~ a. b. participated in
by the qualified white voters u the
said . precincts embraced within the
boundary - the Marion graded
school district. al which the sensr
" the said qualified voters will b.
taken on the question a. 20 whether
or not said graded school district
shall b. authorized 10 issue school
i.ouds To- run not longer than -
yeau m an amount not 10 eSceed
s20.0o0 %. bearing interest not 90
exceed perceui per aunum upon
the white property " said district
Aud AZ said election the following
question gill b. Submitted 20 th-
uid voters;
"Ars you in favor u an issue u
iond, 10 the amount u S2o.Uoo 90
COT he purpose u providing suitable
grounds. school building. furniture
and apparatus for The ei,y u Ma
! niou3"
Said election shall b. viva yoce
land the voter voting "YES" will be-
cuuuisd a. fasoring the issue u said
bonds. and the voter voting NO
4, laill b. counted a. opposed 10 The b..
40, Il ss.d bonds
III A special registration will b. held
= Iln The ofice u l.. ,. Cues. CLERK
!, LOO he Criiieuden County Court, in
p Monday. February, p, 1924, where
al the qualified white voters VII,
Iha,e not heretofore registered an,
A who have since the last general u
eciion hecoms qualified 20 vote ii
i, lihis election will register
I, v. o. CHANDLER.
sheriff Crittendsn County
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
NOTICE. Of
SPECIAL REGISTRATION

Noiiee h. hereby given that ou
Monday. February 18th 1894. At
The oaicc n the CLERK u the Crittcn.
den County Court, n Marion, Ny.
ihe following whiis peTsous other
wise entitled % vote in the city of
Msrion may b. registered; via
ulAny prrsans vho were absent
frum ths ciiy u Marion. where
ihsy rr.lds during ths eniirs time
~ ihs r,risiraiiou Co. che proved
lug Ncar
lalpersous Who we've prevented
from registering by their own
si,kuess. or By death in their Boa
mediate familcs
talpcrsans Who mnycd into the said
city u Marion. where ihey now
reside. after the latest date that
would enable them 10 register Zoe
the purpose u voting in the last
regular elcgtion. and WIN have the
qualifications ~ VOTERS In the pre
tinct whsrr they reside
Itupersaus who have bscoms u afs
sinee the last elegtion. and have
the qualifications u electors
\ u CHANDLER
sheriff Cu,isndsu County
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18

B,rrd racing IL . fsvon'e amuse
.,nt .meus ths woikmsn In . suburb
n lsndoa sssas fcru cellar mea.
roopsr. and oihsrs compe,ed IN one
80. N thls ss.criptioa Then fellow
"a asnbls barrslsd race the msu en'
.,.,d bsins obliged 10 push hefors
,ssu tue smgu bsrrss inasesd u Oas
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18

Win sfsuius marsfiuss ~ ne
nsii ihs imporsni uiug is to make
sure bet ths mssalias end us sup
psf sil noi pert eumpanf isY q
cori leughsiss inside ihs maraIins
snf sfsf scaling tnf addressing ne
sfagYsf 10 ne cord nnrs 90 ious
49, 80 uscs sraaai ne miii.s q
fs rUl
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
Notice of School Bond Election
To Be Held Saturday, March 5th, 1921.

thereon the following question. 10 b.
submitted 10 the said voters. towii; /
"Are you Ia favor ~ an ISSUE ~
bonds 10 the amount ~ $4,000 o1
for she purpose u providing suitable
grounds. school buildings. furniture
and apparatus for the city ~ Ma
riouf" The clerks in said ele,tion
precincts within the aid graded
school district shall record the an
swers u the said voters % the said
question $50 submitted YES" o.
|"NO" II Is further ordered that n
voter voting "YES" shall be- counted
in favor u said bond issue. and a
voter voting no" shall BE- counted
a. against said bond issue, and Il
two thirds u the voter. ~ said elec.
tion vote In favor u the said issue
u bonds then their issue will b. au.
ihoriEed
u l.. D.. Cues. Clefk q the Crit.
isndsn County Court. will bold d
speCisl registration AZ his onice in
the city u Marion. ~ on Monday
February. 18th 1921. 30 that The
followinr described vhiie pcr.ou.
who are otherwise entitled 90 vote iu
the cts u Marion may b. registered
80 that thry MAJ b, qualified 90 vote
lu said sps,ial slc,tisn.
.IulAny psfsons wha Were absent
\ from the city " Marion. wher
/, thsy reside. duunr ths entire iim'
nl uf the registration CO.. ihs prccrd
} iur year.
70 t1irsrsons who wefr prevented ffuu
al registering by their ovu sckues
e or b. death in their lmmetiat
n| families
M llpcrsons vho moved into che sai
al c.ty whery thsy nov reside, afie
- the latest date that would enahl
if them 10 register Coz the purpos
e. ~ voting in the last regular rlc'
oll tion. and vho have the qualities
" tious II vuiers in the prrcin
o.. where they reside
a. tuPersous vho havr hccume " a.
" since the last elcction, and ha'
- the qualifications 70 electors
said registration will be- upon q
ng regular registration books and cl
in lisfed a. additional uamcs lhrro
b. Cor each u said prrclncts
col v a. Chandler. sheriff u Cr
a. tenden County. is hereby ordered
"a advertise said elc,iiou and sald spcl
~. registration and the object then,
lon hy having this orirr published Iu 3
at| Cuiienden rrcss for az beast q
CONSECUTIVE ws,ks befov the clcyii
~ and also b. advertise The same
irh printed hand bills posted in noi !
.hs than six conspicuous plaoss in q
au| graded school d.sifiri CO.. a. least
ity days neat pfcgrliur said rlctiH
h land g. D. Cues. CLERK. BE- ben,
Nk Ior,lcrcd % give the said Shstif
the CERTIFIED copy ~ this order forihvi
for The said election shall b. hcld
see conducted lea accordance with
bite general election laws II the 81
sral of Kentucky aud returns shall
rionl made. certihe,i can,assed and
.hef amined a. other elections under
,aid general rlesiion lav II the State
viva Kentucky
the q L. MOORE.
The ludre. Criiisndsu Couniy Coul
auri A Copy Attest.
b. l.. D.. GuESS.
, In Clsrk Giltisnden County Court
ntsl b LEAfTA WiLRORN, u q.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18
CRITTRNDEN COUNTY COURT
10Th day n February. 1891

WHEREAS. lhe hoard u Educa.
tom ~ the cts n Marion. w, dii.
COO February. itih 1921. Gle Nth
ths rrnefal ouun,u II the city u
Marion. aud has ou this day filed
With ths Judge q the Crilienden
County Court an onirial request
for the calling u On election among
che qualified white voters ~ the Ma
RON 1radsd school district for the
purpose ~ submitting the question
"Arr sou in favor ~ an issue II
bond. o. he amount u $4,000 90
CO.. ths purposs ~ providing suitable
grounds. school buildings, furniture
and apparatus co. the city u Ma
funf and
WHEREAS. thr general couucil
Il ihe ats u Mariou has adopted al
'oninano, calling said eleciiun in
ad rtaded school district on Sat
|afda, Mar,h 6. 1894 and . spelcal 70
li.iraiiau in ,aid cts on Monday
February. 18th 1921, fof the quail
+. ilcl white voters uni hsreiafar,
Registered. and
d WHEREAS. n app,ar from sal
|una .al request ~ the Board u tdu
|ai.on and thc said ordinan,e adopt
|el by the general coungil ~ said eitl
..ilat BE- b. Proposed o. authorize b.
lobe said graded sghool district 81
issue ~ bonds ou the whiis pupert
.ihrrof not sscr,iinr in amount Oh
.am ~ sauma ul. hearing intsre'
. Iat rate not o. escscd . psrceui ~
.aunum and 90 run not longer tha
Igi years. and he pfoceeds q al
bonds. u aulhouf,d by The qualihs
white voters " said district 30 !
used and espendcd BY said Board
|Fdusatinn Cor the purpose " a
a uuiinr and enlarrinr sites fof scho
q |haHdines. and Cor the purpose
b crctinr. improving. rcmodeling, p
pairing and rrcunstructinr bull
D. nrs Coz graded and Coz High schoo
. n said district. and for the purcha
10 II proper equipment therefor. and
b WHEREAS. u further appearii
ls that the present o. cent tax levy
be- ssh distract for sshool bonds
IL dsrmcd sufficient, annually levied.
~ redeem she proposed bond issue
'n ihsy mature. and also the outsiar
be- .nr 81 itn 40 bonds a. they maiu
~ m 90 provide Cor the accumulaii
. Il a sinking fund Co rr,irr them
q maiuriiy,
b WHEREFORE. in consideration
b. ihs uv made and pusiiei iu 81
col .asss % b. hereby uriered By
ulH that an ric,tiau BE- held az
De- ihr voting prrtinlis iu ihe said 4,
/. LOO Marion ou saturday. Maph q
uS iHi. bctwc,n thc hours II e o.cb
,A.|A ~ and 4 oclock = N by
gc REGULAR cle,iiou ohicrrs ~ and
81 said several prrcincts cor The purr
.uo ~ taking the sense II the vi
bon voters n that part u said sey'
rs precinct. embraced within the Mat
graded school district. a. To whcl
or not they favor III, issue u
- bonds Said rlcction shall BE-
40 ,uce. and participated In BY
ca qualified white voters only
ns Cisrk II the Ctiiisndsu County q
w will pr,paw che hallo, boxes 10
II. used in the i've voting precincts
!. the eity. and shAl have pa,
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18

bit afraid of the future I did
a good business last year when PEG
pie were talking hard times and /
expect an even better business n
1927 Louisville Times
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-02-18

ludre. Criiiendsu County Couri
IA Cops Attest
L. D.. CuESS.
Clsrk Gfitisndcn County Court
IBy LEAFTA WILRORN, II &
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29
STEP UP AMERICA
LEARN SOME THINGS
uiyon laws Tl,crt Aweke AT CnautIu-
Yua.

Don't expect TO spend nice, quiet
evening the night Frank Dixon Is at
Chautauaua. II you are rot in condi-
ton to have some OF your set eonvic-
tions and pct theories manhandied--
IL you cannot stand the glazing arc
light OF analytical thought turned on
some OF our machine made laws
better stay away.
The inexpensive Tool OF Cemo-
cracy Is Dixon's subject. There will
be no partisan discussion neither will
there be any useless flashing over OF
questions that are already settled.
Dixon doesn't waste time in post
rnortems. Dixon does believe in treat
ing raw wounds with the proper hind
of germicide and while that hurts
II also saves.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-29
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No.4

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTlpN NO.f
A Joint Resolution OF the Legtsla-
ture OF the state OF Texas amend
ing Sections OF the Constitution OF
the state o. Texas rs follows
Sections 5 and 81 and % and 20
Of Article 4, relating to the com
pensaton Of executive officers, and
Section %, Article 3. relating 70
mileage and per diem OF Members
OF the Legislature; OF said State.
BE il resolved By the Legislature OF
the state OF Texas:
Section !. Sections and 81 and
% and 90 Of Article 4, and Section
"a OF Article of the Consultation of
the State OF Texas shall be 50 amend
ed as to hereafter read as follows
Section &. He shall. 81 stated
times, receive IS compensation for
his services IN annual salary not TO
exceed Eight Thousand Ss,0oO.oo
Dollars ano DO more, and shall have
the use ana occupation OF the Gov
ernor's Mansion. fixtures and furni-
ture.
Section 81. There shall BE- . Sec
Rotary Of State. who shall be appoint
ed By the Governor, by and with the
odvice and consent of the Senate.
and who shall continue in office dur
ing the tern Of service OF the Gov
ernor. He shall authenticate the
publication Of the laws and keep
fair register Of all official acts and
proceedings OF the Governor, and
shall, when required. lay the same
and al papers. minutes and vouchers
relative thereto, before the LegIsla-
ture, or either House thereof, and
shall perform such other duties as
may be required OF him by law. He