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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-07
ASK TEXAS CURB
 PARADES OF KHAN
(By the Ass~sc1ated PreSxy

Houston, Tex, Oct. 7.-Leut. Gov. Lynch Davidson today issued state ment suggesting a special session of the legislature for the enactment of laws to prevent parades of the Ku Klux Klan in the state of Texas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-07
MAJORITY VOTES
 S4 WH|SKEY TAX
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, Oct. -Four dollars per gallon tax on alcoholic spirits withdrawn from bond for industrial, medicinal or other purposes has been agreed upon by Republican senators as part of the next tax revision program.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-07
FIND HACKED BODY
 OF MADISON GIRL
(By the Associated Press)

Madison, N. J., Oct. 7.-Pierced by more than 25 knife wounds, appar- ently the work of a mad man, the body of Janette Lawrence, aged 12, was found concealed in the woods near here today. The girl was re- ported yesterday as missing from home.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-07
DEATH DAY FIXED
 FOR TRUSTWORTHY
tnx the Associated Pre-,

Little Rock, Oct. 7.-Governor Me Rae today set October 2S as the date for the electrocution of Offie Nors- worthy, Cross county negro convicted of murder. Norsworthy's conviction was affirmed by the supreme court, after which the defendant lost in his effort to prevent electrocution through the intervention of chancery court, a move frustrated by Chancellor A. l.. Hutchins.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

was described as the master mind of the Spel1y bank robbery by j. M Saunders, detective for the Oklahoma Bankers Association, on the stand 1T the trial of Stanley today.
 Saunders said Stanley gave all the orders and engineered the plot which resulted in the daylight robbery of the State Guaranty bank at Sperry last December 28.
 s'I tried to keep from taking an ac- tive part in the robbery by offering to match with Jerome Clemens to see who would be the man to scoop in the money" Saunders testified, sbut Stanley ordered me to go along and act as the pickup man."
 Saunders was employed by the bankers association to catch the bank robbers.
 Eddie Shouquette, the first mar tried for taking part in the robbery was convicted last Friday in District Judge Coles court by jury and hs will be sentenced Friday.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
IN CHICAGO, 100000 NEED JOBS
Conditions are Growing Worse, Unit
 ed Charities Report.

Chicago, April 5.-One hundred thousand or more able bodied men are walking the streets of Chicago, look ing for work, according to a survey made by the Association of United Charities. Thousands of these men have dependent wives and children. Their savings have been used up and the merchants refuse them further credit. Many are threatened with eviction from their homes, while others are reported ill and hungry.
 The United Charities is asking for S1O,O0O per month additional to care for these cases. 1t is said conditions are growing much worse. It is pro- posed to open a municipal clearing house for migratory workers and re- open the municipal lodging houses.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
Starting Flaming Mill at Potter.

c. s. Tankersley. who has been at Potter the past week. directing the work of getting tn epianer started for the summer, came up to Mena on Tuesday to vote and secure needed supplies. A heavy downpour of rain came to Potter early in the morning and caused the planer to close down for the day. ~Tank" says the planer will have good long run and he ex- poets to stay and manage the plant. When the Jefferson Highway is com rletra between Mena and Potter his daily trips between the two places MI be made much easier.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
New Tailor Shon.

The Quality Tailor Shop is Mena's newest place of business. It is located in the remodeled building adjoining Hiltebrand's photo gallery The Qual- ity shop is owned by Hugh Presson, late of Horatio. and he is assisted in the business by A. E. Bailey, also of the Sevier county town. The young men will make speciality of cleaning, pressing and dyeing clothes.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
QUICK DEATH FOR REBELS. Five Mexican Followers of Cardenas
 Brothers Paid the Penalty.

Brownsville, Tex, April 5.-Five Mexican followers of the Cardenas brothers "ten-man revolution" were captured by rurales Saturday night near San Fernando, south of Mata- moros. court martialed and put to death at 4 o'clock Sunday morning. Official announcement of executions was made in Matamoros today. Gen eral Rafael Cardenas escaped, but is closely pursued by government troops.
 The entire band of "revolutionists is now practically wiped out" the an- nouncement said. General Augustin Cardenas, one of the brothers leading the movement. was captured and put tn death lest week
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
Good Rains Wednesday.

April showers that grew into real rain was the experience Mena had Wednesday morning. The spring like sprinkles that started early in the morning grew in frequency and vol- tune until shortly before noon when a regular old time sod soaker and gully washer came tumbling down. For tunately the downpour didn't last long. The rains were timely for lack of moisture was noticeable in many places.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
Co-Operate in Buying School Desls

1o-operate m Buying School Desks
 County Superintendent W. H. Mor- den IS arranging to have Polk county school districts in buying school desks, It being estimated at least carload Will be needed. Representatives of two different furniture firms were in. Mena Monday to display samples ana quote prices. The visitors were ]. v. kuykendall, formerly superintendent of schools at Fort Smith and II. Dyer or Little Rock. Superintendent Nor
 den estimates saving of at least S40o
 can Dc made by. the cooperative elzx
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Fred Wilson and Tom Lilly accom- panied George Gortemiller over from Waters Tuesday, bringing three loads of cottonseed to the Mena market. Unfortunately they arrived after the local buyers had shipped out the last ear of the season, and they found it difficult to dispose of their product.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

MT. and Mrs. Doyle Hughes of near Petter,were Mena visitors Wednesday. Rains have halted work in the big highway project where Mir. Hughes is employed, and he took the advan- tage of the layoff to accompany Mrs. Hughes to Mena for a shopping tour and to visit local friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

B. A. Christy of Davenport, Ok, former business man and old time resident of Mena, arrived in Mena Tuesday afternon for visit with his son, Henry Christy He was accom- panied by his daughter, Mrs. Clarence Meyers, of Cushing, Ok.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
A PLANE CRASH KILLED EIGHT.

La Paz, Bolivia, April 4.-Eight
 persons were killed in spectacular airplane accident here Sunday when Ceptain Baurden, military aviator fell to the ground. Baurden was killed and his machine crushed seven specta.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
NOTES


 E. B. Wheeler of Grannis was 8
 ieRa visitor Tuesday.
 J. A. Watkins, now in business at
 srannis, was a Mena visitor Tuesday. M P. L, Nowdy of 0ctavia was in
 desa Tuesday looking after matters
 f business.
 # J. F. Frachiseuer of Grannis was one ef the road overseers in Mena on of-
 isial business Monday. # J. J. Coplan, Cove merchant, was in
 heAa on business Tuesday, making
 he trip in his delivery truck. 1 L. C. Beii returned Monday from
 Foreman, where he had been to look efter developments in the oil field.
 Nr and Mrs. W. J. Lauck and Mir lad Mrs. Rome Golf left Monday on a
 netOr trip to Foreman and Texar-
 kama.
 & D. M. Winton, merchant at Muse, z~as in Mena Tuesday to look after business matters and to greet old
 lime friends.
 * Clyde Trout is one of the latest to #drlve new Ford. He secured a Touring car from the Proctor-Smith *Motor Company Saturday.
 hr. and Mrs. E. O. Morphew of %blg Fork were in Mena Tuesday, Bringing in farm produce and return #ng with needed farm supplies. # Clifton Cunningham has bought the <gesidence property on Maple avenue, formerly owned by Mrs. Lavina E. &M entworth, the sale being handled <py the Starr Real Estate Company. " H. Thomas of Parks, Scott coun- & &ty, who brought cotton to the Mena market Tuesday, also brought the in- lormation that Ben Goolsby's aged
 mother was still in a critical condi-
 uen. MT Goolsby is still at lis moth #er's bedside.
 A. |. Lee of Eddyvjlle, Iowa, who had been visiting in Mena with his sister, Mrs. L. G. Bell, left Monday afternoon for his home. Mir. Lee has Deen in Mena since December and
 leaves Mena with the intention of re- turning for longer stay soon. ]. '. Hauerwas of Hauzier Farm brought load of canned goods to soWn Monday afternon and long be- iore noon Tuesday had sold all and
 nad accepted orders for more for
 later delivery. Mir. Hauerwas says
 saas he will have little or no fruit this year except raspberries. The huckle-
 yefry crop, he believes, was killed by
 "e Easter freeze.
 Ar, and Mrs. c. o. Cole left Satur- asy for Oklahoma City, where they M get Belle Isle Park, the principal anusement center of the Oklahoma Tsptal, ready for the, summers run -l. and Mrs. Cole have spent the ~u'A.er on their farm near Bethesda Springs and have made a wonderful LnplI.ovement in the place both in gul'olngs and land. The farm will be .sls m charge of caretaker until MT. aAu Mrs. Cole return in the fall. They nopose to make for themselves real tp-eo-date home in the country and svpe some day when their entertain ,~eht days are over to settle down on and enjoy hfe.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

MT. and Mrs. Morgan Pride and children arrived in Mena Tuesday af- ternoon to take possession of their new home on Ninth street, recently purchased from Hal Norwood Their ear of household goods also arrived from Rogers and will be unloaded as soon as weather conditions permit
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Roy Hester of Wickes was among the few from the south part of the county who were in Mena Wednesday to look after business matters.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

MT and Mrs. B. W. Hall of Cove were shopping in Mena Tuesday and visiting relatives and friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Davis Henson and Hansel Lyons, two Mena youths who are in military service at Camp Pike, are at home for furiough with relatives and friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

F.. Greiner, A. E. Wear and Sam Looney were at Texarkana Monday to look after interests in the oil refin- cry in which they are interested.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Mrs. W. c. Vandiver and little son left Monday afternoon for Lequire, Ok, where she was called by the sick ness of a sister.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Bob Garrett of Vandervoort was in Mena Monday on business.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Leonard Radford of Mt. Ida, was
 Mena visitor Wednesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
STANLEY WAS MASTER
 MIND OF ROBBERS
Bankers Detective Says Chief of Ban. dit Gang Ordered Him to "Pick
 Up" Money.

Tulsa, Ok. April 5--Frank Stanley
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

was visitor in Mena Friday. Mrs. J. F. Dickson is reported i'll at her home at the Dickson hotel. Bob Garrett of Vandervoort was in Mena Monday on business. Davis Henson and Hansel Lyons, two Mena youths who are in military service at Camp Pike, are at home for furiough with relatives and friends.
 F.J. Greiner, A. E. Wear and Sam Looney were at Texarkana Monday to look after interests in the oil refin- cry in which they are interested.
 Mrs, W. c. Vandiver and little son left Monday afternoon for Lequire, Ok, where she was called by the sick ness of sister.
 R. R. St. John, K. A. Tomiinson and Louis Robert left Saturday afternoon for weeks camp and fishing trip on the 0uachita river east of Egger.
 Prof. H. E. Bowman, who is now in charge of the Acorn school, was in Mena Saturday to arrange for another shipment of household goods to his new home.
 Mrs. Argie Bates and three children who had been visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Simpson, of Big Fork, were in Mena Saturday enroute to their home at Oklahoma City.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Mart Eldridge have returned to Mena from Rogers and are at home on Fourth street. They left Mena only few months ago and it didn't take a lengthy residence in Rogers to convince them that Mena was best after all.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norris and Hugh Gately left Saturday afternoon for Blvtheville, where they will at tend the state convention of Wo0dmen as delegates from the Mena lodges.
 W. W. Staley of Burkburnett, Tex, a former resident of Waters, was Tn Mena Monday for short stay while enroute to Montgomery county to look after farming interests,
 H. c. Carey of CiarksVlile, lex, who had been in Mena for visit with Alderman and Mrs. J. F. Averltt, left Tuesday for Heavener to visit rela- tives. Mir. Carey is an uncle ot Mrs. Averitt.
 Circuit Clerk w. l.. Parker and son, Herbert, who were out on Mountain Fork Saturday fishing, report seeing 2 fine bass that weighed at least . pounds. However, another angler had it. but it was such fine fish that W. L. couldn't help but tell It.
 James NJ. Moore of Kansas City, stonped off in Mena on his return home from business trip to Memphis. to see his wife, who has been spending some time here for the benefit of her health. A two months stay in Mena has helped Mrs. Moore and sne may stay longer.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Watkins and son. Ed. arrived home Saturday a1tef- noon from Marlin, Tex. where they have been good part of the winter or tbe benefit of Mrs. Watkins health; The visit in the Texas city heipeo wonderfully, but the Mena lady mas Dr. F. H. Black has added to tne ward of his new home on Port Arthur svenue ven by purchasing the lot lying to 1 fbe west from Mrs. c. Chrisfnpn,er.- :. The additional lot will give UT biaek
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Miss Chloe Matteson of Bog Springs was visitor in Mena Friday.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Mrs. J. F. Dickson is reported i'll at her home at the Dickson hotel.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

J. F. Frachiseuer of Grannis was one ef the road overseers in Mena on of beial business Monday.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

fine new residence frontage of 15O l fleet on Port Arthur.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

R. R. St. John, K. A. Tomiinson and Louis Robert left Saturday afternoon for weeks camp and fishing trip on the Ouachita river east of Egger.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

| |. G. Beii returned Monday from
 N Foreman, where he had been to look efter developments in the oil field.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

J. J. Coplan, Cove merchant, was in
 hena on business Tuesday, making the trip in his delivery truck.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Prof. H. E. Bowman, who is now in charge of the Acorn school, was in Mena Saturday to arrange for another shipment of household goods to his new home.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

D. M Winton, merchant at Muse,
 was in Mena Tuesday to look after business matters and to greet old time friends.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Ar. and Mrs. W. J. Lauck and MT 'na Mrs. Rome Golf left Monday on a met0r trip to Foreman and Texar- kana
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

P L, howdy of Octavia was in
 >dena Tuesday looking after matters kf business.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Clyde Trout is one of the latest to eirive new Ford. He secured a
 Touring car from the Proctor-Smith
 'Motor Company Saturday.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Clifton Cunningham has bought the residence property on Maple avenue,
 formerly owned by Mrs. Lavina E. |M wentworth, the sale being handled
 py the Starr Real Estate Company.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Mir. and Mrs. E. O. Morphew of Ibig Fork were in Mena Tuesday, bringing in farm produce and return Png with needed farm supplies.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

". H. Thomas of Parks, Scott coun- ny, who brought cotton to the Mena
 .market Tuesday, also brought the in- formation that Ben Goolsby's aged
 mother was still in critical condi- uon. MT. Goolsby is still at his moth |er's bedside.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

J. A. Watkins, now in business at
 Erannis, was Mena visitor Tuesday.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

E. B. Wheeler of Grannis was a
 4eRa visitor Tuesday
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Mrs. Argie Bates and three children who had been visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. l. A. Simpson, of Big Fork, were in Mena Saturday enroute to their home at Oklahoma City.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Dr. F. H. Black has added to the vasJ of his new home on Port Arthur avenue by purchasing the lot lylng .o the west from Mrs. (. ; enr'stupne.. ns p,pns's The additional lot will give Dr. bisck $
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Mir. and Mrs. D. M. Watkins and son Ed arrived home Saturday after noon from Marlin, Tex. where they have been a good part of the wiIl.er ,.t
 or the benefit of Mrs. Watkins neaith; The visit in the Texas city helped wonderfully, but the Mena lady mas
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

A. |. Lee of Eddyville, Iowa, who
 |nad been visiting in Mena with his sister, Mrs. L. c. Bell, left Monday
 |a1teinoon for his home. Mir. Lee has
 peen in Mena since December and leayes Mena with the intention of re- turning for a longer stay soon.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-10
CLUB MEMBERS SECURE PIGS
Registered Animals Given 10 Bo,s snd
oifis In hississippl-seholar
snip a. Ind.

Publicspirited man IN Fayetts
county. Mississippi save si1 regis.
tered piss 70 the boys and Girls Dc.
club sork last ysar. with ths under
standing that each ons uho received .
pig sas 10 give hack o. ths club one
pig from ihs nrsi litter aud ons from
the ssroud TIE donated animals
NeN drawn Zoe By memhsr. from each
heaf and ens frum ths county a.
larrs. The recipients wsrs vefy proud
OF their plss The slI from The frst
hiisrs ssfs distributed 10 necsnbsr
" ihs plan l. ceuiinusd Cor ave yssn
V l. esiimsisd that 20l registered plrs
sill b. given asay ~ The close ~ that
tine md u l. hoIsd that pursbrrd
hoEs al h. found ou sssry farm Ia
The oguuiy u thess plans mature a.
i hoped the so which viii D. avail.
able Tor xifts a. The end % ~ i've
tesrs will b. pat w 81 auction and
ne prucssds used for q scholarship
10 The State Agricultural ana Nsfhan.
Teal college ~hich win b. awarded
yssrly 10 he winner Of the count, pig
club championship
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-10
TAKE 1T IN TIME
lust a. Scores Of Marion People Have

Waiting doesn't pas
II you neglect kidney hackache.
Urinary troubles often follow
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney
baekache and Tor other kidney ills
Marion citizens endor.e them Ask
your neirhhor
J p Chiiienden blacksmith. =
College 81. Marion say. DoanS Kid
nsy Pills are a mighty good kidney
remedy Tor they have cured me 81
several attacks My kidneys and
,ides have riyen me a good deal u
trouble a. time Just a. soon a. my
kidneys ~ out II order ! am troub-
led with severe backaghss and lame.
ness and SORENESS acruss ms Kidneys.
| always take noani Kidney Pills Al
these times and g only takes about
. bon a. cure the attack
Price CO. AZ All dealers Don't aim.
ply ask Tor kidney remedy get
DOans Kidney piil. the same that
Ar Chiitenden had Poster. Milburn
Co, Mrs Buffalo g. Y.tadyertismet
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-10

-saily ln nsed ~ paint ls ne YER.
diet that anyune must pass ul-,u ne
houses that iu au auiusnatiie trip h.
uil ~ aiung town ani cuauiry ruads
while thr frres ar sun hare Ihs
-paint up aud clean up- sests that no
had hsfurr thr var us dropfsi fuf
morr urEsui hus.nrss anf helausa ~
ne hish prios ~ paint sHi labor Nas
ehsu pficps are little raaef 10
shuald maEr up Or CO., year. u nes
iect A house that O. hars Of pifment
and dJ % on is 40 The time gaus
backwards q little by rrsson % the as
saulis ~ the weather, and TIE siiu
high Gust Of building neW HOUSE
makes q well worth vhllc 10 preserve
an Old one Youths Companion
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-10
REI'TON

Mise, Bertha MsEinIsy and LAME
jenkins spent the week end IN Black
ford
Mr and Mrs. OusloW Num- Of
johnson City. lll.. are visiting rsla.
tive here a. this writing
AT less Slaydcn N Paducsh
tpsui Saturday and sunday uiih Mr.
John Hardin
Ar Virril summers. u siurg...
visited h. parents. Mr and Mu
Henry summers. sunday
Prof X A. Fwisr and vie u
kikion are spending their vacation
With relative. here
hiu Velda Burton q Maroon a..
tended church here sunda,
Aiu Myrtle King. % thu place.
went 10 Heushav Sunday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-10
s,ssr q Psr. shrun. n.lpsul

u g. e Food plan % have ssms q
ihs lafFs shrubs iu tho cuuisr ~ ths
lawn. ani smaller oues b. between
should b. in Hr irregular uue With .
tall specimen herr aud there near tho
front 10 the iup uur will nut b. tua
straight ~ visiting pafks siuiy
can D. made ~ ihe growing habits ~
ne various shruhs This viii b. found
helpful in der'fiur what plants eln
10 besi suited fuf crfiaiu ioraiions
You I'LL avoid such mistakes a. plant
ms shrubs Goa closs together and plant
ing The side spfrafinf varieties Ton
near ths walk Cie-s planting may b.
pfactiCef bot u u usually uecussary
10 take up svsrv other ono within
re years n plants are - near ne
wsf y is often usoesssry iot csp trim.
ming them hact ever year
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-10

~ the nation dspsni Il reveals ne
new cuniineut u difhculiles and prcb.
ieins which have BEN upheayc,i acruss
uur national path ~ ths voloanic
farr-s ~ tho World war
NJ Fleveu . striking Jpe Of
no constructive mind lle f.srsoninss
action. IT, seoks insults. his lectur,
T. noi an eni Ia itself but scts on .
clear goal fof nsiiunal aim and aiimu.
lales united purpose 70 attain H. ma
suhiec, 4 ~ universal interest
Chaulauqua Meek-Nlarian
JUNE 18th 10 18th
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-10
HAPPINESS IN OWNING HOME
iossl cltlFsn 10 the Mar Who Lives
upon ana Cares fof nls o~n
Small Property.

f"INNHI ANNANNN HNIfNHs
I'VE heel not lnok far hack Into his
tory o. prove. nor ar aruuui us in mo
world % ~ that ths deepest cunieui.
msui and the highest prosperity ar
ever found where there arr the most
prupneiors - small haldinEs ~ land
each owner LIVING upon and canng fof
his own prosperity The musf stable
and Ideal governments in the world afs
those whose citizens ~ the largest
number ovn and oocupy their homes
Tie hfsf step 10 ths pfetention -
anarchy o. O. secure e home owning
and home loving people. and ne ious
~ step toward ps.rs and prosperity
20 q nation q ne possession ~ be- osn
home by zach family in no state The
fundamental rrason faf this d b. our
nature our intuition demands i've
know hecause w. orc crraif-i o. knuu
that The family home D. ths neaua
appruach 90 heaven that this earih ~
furds and u ne sourcs ~ the deepest
cuutsniment ths humsn hssr can a..
tsin"
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-06-10
FREDONIA

D.dd, lloyd "a, In Marion on bus
insss Tuesday
uusl, pock Green reports that b,
Aa, The finest garden in town
Billie Young went 10 Marion Tue.
day on husiness
Tom hurE and johnson Byrd spsni
Decofal.on Day on the creek fishing
Chiidfsns Day Exerliscs will b.
held IT oar Cumberland Presbyterian
churh on the third SUNDAY
Byrd Cues has returned home
from Pembroke vhsrr b. has been
ths past few weeks
Georry Green and family u Ham
ilton visited be father notk Green.
SATURDAY and Sunday
John Lloyd and wife visited their
father and family Sunday
Ernest Herrod and biz little sons.
John aud Walton spent the day with
Daddy LLOYD Sunday
Tom Moore went 10 Crayns Sunday.
Mr. Belt, u Crayne. visited bis
son. Carlos. Saturday and sunday
Charley loyd visited J . Lord
u Marion Sunday and reports that
PRANK Is getting along very well