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Evening journal., 1921-01-10

ing people immune TO this dread dis
ease
Russian Scientists Again at Work.
speaking Of inventors and scien-
lists, l was very much interested the
other day in reading an article writ
ten by a man who has recently re-
turned from a visit 10 Russia. He
said that during the last couple OF
years the scientists and inventors in
Russia. like everybody else there. had
suffered a great deal, and because OF
various conditions had been pre-
vented from going on with their
studies and experiments. But recent
~ some OF the Russian leaders had
realized the necessity OF providing
the needed facilities for these men to
continue their work. The result is
that today these Russian scientists,
many OF whom are among the most
learned men, in the world, are again
busy working at inventions and max
inl various scientific experiments.
They are, OF course. labOring under
great handicaps. but the important
thing IS that they are once more
busy at their professions and that be-
fore long the world may look for
ward TO the results Of their work"
Editors Noie-Uncle Harry will be
glad 10 answer inquiries, addressed TO
| him Care Of the Editor; either In this
column or by mail, provided letters
are signed with the full name and ad-
dress Of the persons writing. The
| Correspondents names will not ap'
pear in the artcls.
| Copyright, 1921, by The NC Syndicate
Evening journal., 1921-01-10
non CNRRIERS FLuCT.

The Hod Carriers Union has elected
these officers: James Mitchell, pres
idcnt; ". j. Wills. Vice-prcsident :
Isaac ]. Kent, corresponding secrciry
Gcorf Lopcr financial secretary
Daniel Welch, treasurer: William Hor
sey. inside guard. Albert Hall. SER
gcant-ai-arms. The next meeting Will
be held tomorrow night
Evening journal., 1921-01-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

The New Years netting OF the New
Castle County Graded Sunday School
Union will be held in West Church
this evening. The devotional exer-
cises will be conducted by Rev. Or.
Joel :. Gilnllan, OF Olivet Presbyterian
Church. 4 piano solo will be rendered
by Miss Medelne Fell.
The speaker OF the evening will be
Miss Bertha Harlan, who viii tell OF
her recent visit TO China, and her sub
iect will be Little Folks in Foreign
Lands.
Evening journal., 1921-01-10
LABOR COMMISSION MEETING

The Labor Commission OF Delaware
Will meet at the headquarters. room
iOi9 dupont building. tomorrow. The
purpose OF the meeting is 10 take ac-
iiOn on the proposed amendments 10
ne laws which are under ihe super
vision OF The commission. All mem
bers Of the commission viii he pres
ent and uho members OF the voluntary
advisory board have been asked TO at
tend.
Evening journal., 1921-01-10

Fewer styles, fewer clothes, less
business.
That's the logic OF the situation.
The present tendency toward stand
ardlZatiOn OF dress is ruinOus 90 the
clOihing industry" said Samuel Dryer.
Production has been cut 30 per
cent" said NJ. NJ. Holiz
So the designers would have distinc-
tive garb for these various Occupa-
iiOns. For example.
LAWYER. Glass. dignity, Prince
Alberls and cuiaways, striped irOus-
Evening journal., 1921-01-10
N. .. A. slan snecIal.l }

CHICAGO. Jan. iO.-War has been
declared against the mems business
suit.
BY the International Association OF
Clothing Designers
The designers at their meeting here
complained that all men are dressing
too much alike.
"C'est la guerre "
Men got SO used TO uniforms in war
times that they don't attempt indi-
viduality In clothes now.
Evening journal., 1921-01-10

CIR, fancy vests.
LABORER: Loose, easy iltting gar
monls. with plenty of room In sleeves
and trousers legs
ACTOR: Extremes. fancy lanels and
noisy vests.
BUSINESS MAN: Snappy salt and
pepper suits with conservative cut
DOCTOR. Dark. sOmhcr, easy lt-
ting models with few frills.
Don't be surprised when your tailor
fishing for the right effect.
Evening journal., 1921-01-10
snIPRunDERs ELECT.

Joseph Glenn has been elected pres
idcnt OF the BOilermakers, Iron Ship
builders and Helpers, Local i9i. Mr.
Glenn was elecied president Of the
local at its annual election OF officers
held al Irish-American Hall.
other officers elected were: G. II
Still, vice-president: 2. T. Lynch
financial secretary, r. A. Fitzpatrick
treasurer: Elmer McDOugall, b. r.
Dunn and c. II. still. trustees; II
Flow, inspector and Frank Toner
guard The officers were installed al
the locals meeting last Thursday eve
ming. Frank r. Lynch was reelected
financial secretary,
A JOY FOR MOURNINGs-His snger en-
lW-uw dufeth but moment in bis favour Il lie:
HK weeping may endure for a night, but JOY
comeh in the morning.-PsAlm 30. 5.
Evening journal., 1921-01-10

postofllce Department and spoiled The
plan. Hubert Settles and his wife are
under arrest and post0illce inspectors
say they have scores OF letters from
girls ambitious 10 be screen hcrOincs.
and also Lhn ongraNnl rcn-ns.
Evening journal., 1921-01-10
LEATHER wORkERs EJECT.

Al the recent meeting OF local 96,
United Leather Workers Union. held
Saturday. the following officers were
elected: President. James Noon; Vice
president. William Haney; recording
secretary, James Sweeney: secretary
treasurer John Maliszewski: chaplain.
Frank Salachi and marshal, Louis
Fiorreh Delegates 10 the Central
Labor Union were chosen as follows
Patrick Flarity, William Haney and
John Malisziski.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07

All War Investigations BY House
To Be Concluded Wednesda

Washington. Feb. 7.--A:l Of the
House war Investigating committees
will quit hearing witnesses Wednes-
Gay, after near.y two years of in
quiry at home and abroad. The print
ed documents, including testimony
and reports, run into thousands of
pages.
General Pershing will net appear
,sfcre the committee which heard
Charles G. Dawes last week, although
lie general viii file a statement
Final reports will be submitted to
the House before March 4, and, as
happened heretofore, Democratic
members will present minority views.
No action ever was taken by the
House on a resolution to investigate
s.:c Investigating committees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07
COXEY THREATENING
- TO REPEAT '94 MARCH

New York, Fen. 7.-"General Cox
CIV is threatening to lead another
army cf unemployed upon Washing
ton as he did IN 1894. Intimations to
this effect were contained in let
ter written by Coxey yesterday to FL
bert H. Gary, chairman Of the Beard
CT the United States Steel Corpora
t!cr.
Coxey appealed to Judge Gary as a
leader in the industrial world to set
an example in the effort to bring back
normal conditions in business by re-
ducing the price Of products manu-
factured ~ the United States Steel
Corpora tion. He declared that such a
reduction would tend 10. stimulate
business a!crg all lines and that when
prices have beer cut by manufactur-
ers labor. will be more inclined to
agree to a reduction in wages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07

FOR. .SALE-B;.5y carriage excellent
condition. Apply 100 North Fay.
cite street, upstairs, after 1880 p.
m, esp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07
Noristown Choir
Is Out On Strike

Mcr-;soowa, Pc, Feb Tho First
Baptist Church, opposite the court
house, was choirless yesterday for
the first time in many years.
The choir is on strike because Pro-
fessor W. R. HartzeTl, its leader for
twenty years, was superseded by
George Stab. formerly solcist Of
Trinity Lutheran Church. The pastor,
Rev. W. j. Houghton, asked ushers
TO bring people standing in the gall
cry Up to the choir seats at last
nights service, "as no one else seems
to care to, occupy them" Stab sang a
$50 and led the congregational sing
irg.
Pastor Houghton denied that there
is a countrywide movement for a
"bfue" Sunday. He declared the only
legislation planned is to apply to the
District of Columbia to give its work
irg pecp.e a cay of rest, as many,
even in the employ CT the government
are obliged to work seven days a
week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07
DIAMOND DIES
Fun for yomer to Dye Garments,

Fun for Women to Dye Garments,
Dra5e1ics, Everything, Like New
Each package of Diamond Dyes
contains simple directions to dye cid,
faded, shabby materials whether wool,
silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods, any
new, rich, fadeless color. Buy no
other dye.
VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpo-
ration Court of the City Of Alexan-
dria, on the % day Of January, 1921
Blanche Parker Dawson, complain
ant VS.. George Dawson, defendant. In
Chancery No. 1863.
MEMO.
The object CT this suit is to obtain
for the complainant an absolute d.
vorce from the bonds of matrimony
from the defendant on the ground OF
wilful and voluntary desertion and
abandonment for more than three
years prior to the institution of this
suit. and for general relief.
It appearing by an affidavit filed
in this cause that the defendant Geo
Dawson is nonresident of this
State: 1t is Ordered, That said defend
ant appear here within ten days al
| ter due publication of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit.
Davis and Budwesky, P. @.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
2S-4wp Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07
IN NEMORIAM

In remembrance CT LEONARD O.
DUTY, VINO clcd years ago today,
February I, 1913.
Today recalls the memory,
OF loved OIL. laid to reSt
And those who think Of him,
Arc those WHO loved him best.
b. his loving mother,
22-1p, Mrs. Efiie Duty.
TRY want ad in the Gazette TO
results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpc
ration Court of the City Of AleSan-
dr!a, on the % day of January, 1921.
Arthur Bynun Carter, complainant
VS.. Lutu NJ. Coggins Carter, defendant
In Chancery No. 1862.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to obtain
fer the complainant from the defend
ant an absolute divorce upon the
ground OF wiful and voluntary deser-
ton and a,andonmenut for period
of more ttan three years prior to the
institution of this suit, and for gen
era! relief.
it appearing by an affidavit filed III
this GAUGE that the defendant Lulu Nj.
Ccecins Carter is a nonresident OF
this State: 1t is Ordered, That SAID
defendant appear here Within ten days
after due publication of this order,
ard do what is necessary to protect
her interest in this suit.
Smith and Woolls. p. Q.
A Copy Tes.e.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY.
os-4wn Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07

WANTEDIA young woman for book
keeping and office work. Address
], Box 800. Gazette Office 27-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07

FOR Rents room house, also !
room apartme1et,sand house !l5o
Duke s,rects good garden. Apply
T. Erattie. 3o5 King street. 2s-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07

HOUSES FOR SALE-Navv Yari
workers living in Alexandria who
would prefer homes in southeast
Washington, will do we'll to consult
IL. T. Law, 1919 E street, south,
east, who has several houses for
sale at bargain prices. Two on
Eye street, near Sth, at $500:
each; one on L near 18th at $780,.
one on NJ rear 18th, $4,000, and. one
on G near 5th, at $3.50. $500 cash
and up will buy. Phone Lincoln
-5725. 3O-3p. c 0 q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07

NOTICE-We' have . number Of OK
celtent prospects for real estate
sales. Houses wanted in city and
suburbs. List your, properties with
<us for rent or sale. As many APP
plications are being received daily
for HOSES and apartments. ]. G..
,Landers. 127 North Fairfax St.
Phone 432. Residence Phone, liz
31-2c. ca
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07

FOR .SALE-~.,, MT Ida. heautifuiss !,
BRICK hur~aiew: containing s rooms.
and bath; hos Intcr seatse electric
lights, automatic pumn; large
fror: and tacE perch, magnificent
:siGw of surrounding country. For
price and terms and s:missi6ns to
inspect. apply tc John y. Normoyle
Corner King ard. Royal streets.
,.ishonc a6i. SIC,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07

W.$STEst,zfoHns man TO sciicit city
SnI Snbl subscribers for
Gazetit. Good pronoSltipn, Ap,
FL At cn.e Gazstts Office STAT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-07

WANT Lady for special position.
Guarantee Slc TO s25 per week to
start with, opportunity for rapid
--ast~onc cNIcne. Position open s-Srn-
ruary 10, One interested in teach
ing or church work preferred:
State present employment and
phone number. Address NJ. care
Of Gazette. 1922.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
PINEY CREEK

Mr. and Mrs. Cam Crayne visited
Air. win Crayne and family Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Campbell
and baby visited Mr. and Mrs, Joe
Hunt Sunday.
Mrs. Maud Cider and son visited
her daughter. Mrs. leia Woodall,
Saturday and Sunday.
Little Misses Flora and Ruth Camp
bell visited at the home of Mr. John
sirler Sunday
Mr G.. l.. Hunt and Miss Irene
Riley visited Mr.. and Mrs James r.
lcy one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs Ivan Jennings an'
little daughter spent the week en'
with Mr Jennings parents, NJ an'
MIR George Powell.
ST. and Mr.. Reed Woodall spen
SUNDAY with j. o. Belt and family
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
BLOOMING ROSE

Mr. +. Mitchell Of Lola took his
little boy 10 Rosiclare Thursday Tor
an operation.
Mm. liErie sullenrer was buried
ai The Watson cemetery last Tuesday
Mr Frank Singleton went 10 Ma
riou Friday on business.
NJ Ots Wheeler vent 10 Marion
Saturday
Miss Media Croft visited Miss Ru-
hy singleton Saturday and Sunday
The school At Blooming Rose b
moving along nicely with Ne. OTIS
Wheeler as teacher.
49, D Wheeler and wife yisiis,
Nr Enoeh Belt and family Sunday
&c. a. Campbell and family wer'
guests n Mr Arthur Singleton neal
Salem Sunday
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
LONE STAR

written for last week.
Mr a. Stevens was che guest
n u y Haynes saturday
Finn Cannan has moved 10 Carlos
Belts place
Mr Claud stevens vent 10 Prince
Con saturday
J. 4. woodal Killed a $50 pound
hor last week
Mr q Stevens. wife and little
daughter. Ronella, visii,i Geo. Scott
~ Cfayne Sunday.
kellle JAMES has uoycd 10 Freio.
MIA.
Corhct Taft and Eiia Rushing vis
tied John Rushing Sunday
Vera llin visited MIR Mae Ste
tcns Saturday
Thcodors Hil visited NJ Talmar
lln Monday
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23

A nasion man of Discriminating
,asis fiu'ns af tIs iatoritr eating
rs.r arisnoi niru.se chicken. took
ne i..t at % ani called ne waiter;
sWtrn DIES chicken beooms
faal hrfer
u. a4..uE waiter scualcd hard
Hsfat fnins his suseef. "Whsu q
..a r.,.ftr sah us q matter
of st1.
put the patron tii not srcm con.
,inesa and iht steward was sum-
monsi Agau ihc polite Inquiry
when does chicken hecome a fowl
Ny
-Nsyer dr ln this restaurant
came bach the steward. aud the sues'
went pleasantly on with his neal
Pittsburgh sun.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
DYCUSBURG

Rev Ma,k uarper delivered an "a
cellent sermon here Sunday
=. A. Gtayr apeni a few days in
paduoah ihh week f
Aiiy. r e. Bennett and wife. u
Marion. were called 10 che bedside
of Mr. Prank Ramarc last weck
Misses Leila Ferguson. Helen /
Ctaslc. and Ada Mclroy were in IA. /
ducah Monday.
u Holland vas in raducah Non.
day
o. I. Martin. ~ rilinc sr,ut thc
Wcck end the guest " W T. Charles
and family ilc sas cnuuie a. Ma
rion 10 visit his sister. Ms BETTY
Slayion
Ms Shelly neckrr was in radu.
cah last week
Misses Anna l.. Glenn and lalccne
Ferguson spent Wednesday aud Thurs.
day tn radueah thc ruesi u Mr J..
'C Bennett
nr .. , nunion. Ncllc Easlcy. J.
Easlcy and Albert Brown, II fredo-
.ua were in Smlihland "Wednesday. ar.
nman.cd hy Mr " D Charles
Nu laura Vosisr ~ pavnn, b,
visiting relatives hcrc
Ncssus. Herbert pcrryman and An.
son Bennett were m paducah lasl
. week
. Mr and Mrs owen Roar spcn
/ Tuesday IN Lyon county the guest
b ~ Prof D. y Brirhiwell and wife
Messrs. Rohcr, Melroy and VII
liam Charles werr In paducsh Mon
; day.
4 Mu. G.. l. iott was m paduca
Tuesday shopping.
A l.. kronc was In llopkinsvillc Ia,
q week.
. Miss Rhea Cooksey has returns
lhome from kuttawa.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
TRIBUNE
lWrltien for Inst weekl

written for last week.
Mrs Bette Corlcy visited Mrs.
Dora W0odside Saturday.
Mrs Maud Congcr and two sons.
Ernest and Kennith, spent Sunday
with Mrs. viii Tosh.
Mrs. Lena Woodside spent Sunday
with Mrs. Mary Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lamb spent
Sunday with DR., Joe Lamb and fam
ily.
Mrs. Dora Woodside visited Mrs
Cora Ilorner Sunday.
Mrs. Bette Corley spent ope day re-
Gently with Mrs. Will Tosh.
Mr A. and Walter Conger yisite
John and Roy Chandler Sunday
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
ELEVENTH HOUR HINTS

Those who there something left of Their Fu t ut tue M
moment, may Vet order of NJ IN time nr Christmas
send a. your orders We will Gn instantly al rium by next mail
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23

Mr. and Mrs. George Lamb visited
Miss Belle Lamb Sunday.
Mrs. Lena woodside spent one day
recently with Mr.. Henry Chandler
and family.
Mr. Lester Corley and Dr. Joe
Lamb went 10 Marion Monday
Mr. Claud Lamb spent Saturday
with Dr.. Joe Lamb.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
rr.o.psou IN, ,Oo,a's Mirror From p..,sD. to MI wilson

even with telescopes ~ much more
poaefiul ihan tho biggest ones nou IN
use as Coo latter are stronger than The
naked syr
hn careful an astronomer a. Agnes
80 CLARKE tells us that skln in
vest uufuunuci ocean could not
Del more utterly alone than & oar solar
system In bel little corner of tho uni
ter.f she continues
"lei fhr sun is no Isolated body. To
each individual ~ the unnumherci
siar sfrrains the armament. d0Nu u
fhe ia.nirst spect ~ llFhi u
stands in some klnd " riaiionshlp"
slsrr.s.opIc siudies and sky %
srrtauou allie tel us that our sun
and h.s family are a.l headed "a q
/ Ersat mFuuon acrass the sky o.
aarl po.nt heiween he oonsiella'
/ uons of Hercules aud Lyru
The speed nith which ue are tuV'
e.ins n ihai direeiioo IL a. miles
ssconi Toe velocity of an artillery
stsH Is around aeo feet a second
that ~ fhe fan Il Gea feet "A
.arufn shsu aifh ihs veluCiy u he
aiaf system itrouTh slaoe would. &C.
oamHg ia MHak psusifats a sheet
81 ffrfI f1lf ciy blocks thick
o. anr Ffsai family iourney through
spacs aioug straight mad o. Il u
l rtutIug anoluf snme greater b0dy.
even us CO., earth r,solves aruuIsl The
. sun rnd ffr mun aruund ihe earihf
/, The asifmonef tells us fuusly that
2 if CO. fan tss an orbit o. curve ~ oct
n fsnfa drireiiou
Star Cluster IN Hsrculsa
A flInf Iifa ~ ihe siupend1us num'
= tef of siars that fai che sky and The
D rarsufing distance that ssparaie theiu
fum oar oauh mas b. obtained iuufn
r. farf utle .pe.k ~ llshi la The con
10 s~snafi0n ~ Hercules Il is Visible
= to fhe nsiici $50 ouiy on ne clear
10 81 nlshts. tui train a hlsh po~efeS
tslso0rf un q and you viii 49, on'
/, q a. onssi star clusters 10 al M
f hrav0rs
p mirheys phoioEruph u this ciusiei
M .taten aiih the hIs 0liuch Mount WI
u 90 reflector fircIosrs that lt 4 mad
~ / un of more ihan ,oe0 stars. yer
"a many - them a. hir and as bright a
b. .nf own un hos far away ihsy ar
eann0i b. sald for ihey are tpo u
fmnfe frr measunmcni With ihe One.
sr Instruments So devised u r. ~
.h . tain houetaf ihaf Thea arr ~ lea'
A I'd distant that CO. l.ehi comlnE to %
~ earth frum them this year may has
rartsi on ii, hlrtiing iouruey ihrous
usre ahanf tte time n toshua's col
a quest ~ 1eHgho
fe A r'ante o. another spot IN y
.ru Ornament Win aford q weak sugre
.W Han of the tremendous agc ~ he M
.ri tefse Ths csutrni sthf ~ the sNo'
"a ~ Orau appsars tu the nakei eys
msrIt f'm little fellow that mid
ne h. passed without a thought n
rih isiesrore disrlosos q us the mo
W. mauIfrrut uehnia ln The heavens
ins diameter ls thought 70 b. 00oe
1f |tmes rrratcr than that y our sun
When thr sweet singer % lsr.
ihe nuf that sthe heavens declare Z
~. siofy ~ Goi and ihe ornament she
ih. eih Wls Ilandiuurk he bad ne'
sht sssu more than Som stars Win
ans latest Mount Wilson reflector a1"
rs 90 write themselves upon thr pho
ans rraphlc plate
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
Silk Hose
Enx n With aioekings

i.adlss slia lace hose aud lace elock, fuh
fashioned. al silk; black brown. gfsl,
iayy silyef ....tt..... tttttt.t 80"
Ladies' embroidered silk hose and emhfola-
red clock. silver brown. blaek ..,t si'""
ladiss' sll .slk fuu fashioned hoie. brown.
hlaek and white t.ttttt ..tttt. ttt Fst''
ladies rloyc snk hVsc in spider vga'e'
iace stripe and plain. hrosn, blsck S...
silver ...ttts. .t..tttts s-.er ="
The famous Gordon haze. hlset brow.
sst,, ............ esss and s5on
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
Gloves For Gifts

Il and it button French Stoves. hlacA
at. ian broun ... sl.ps b. sG.hn
rsuiemeu .auutlsts or FIELDER flo,ea nlin
sirap urlsi' ssifaame or fancy sihehnsa'
blafk. white. brauu russru. castor. AT s.,..
CeutcmeH French Kid Gloves IN oue sand
two button style. stli.same and fancy em-
broldsrcd back. black. white. chocolate 90
tor. cream. fray, tan, russeit. Al s2lps' $50
Chamolsetts raunileis strap Ntlsli Nn.,
brown. beaver. mnsioc hio bsN So"
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
A Gift or
Rudy Handkerchief IS

i.adiss' anlncn haudtsrchlels. 10 a h1a.
uhus with coloryd embroidered corners W.
Ladies' colorsd linen handkerchief; au me
fashionable colufs. embroidered corner
in bon .....t. ...tt.... ..tt.... ~.
Au.ahue linen haudkeIchioia, emhfoidelea
corner. it hoA ......t. .t..t. 90 ~
f.1l.., u.tlst, haudtsrchiafs. colofen em.
b,,iaer,d rornef 3 In e boz ear aud SOC
t,ties' roiof.d linen hauitrfehlFfs. ems
hroidsrcd corner. an cnlofs .... .2As caeh
Istia.' auIInen hlndkgrchleis. While and
.aiofsd. smtroIdlrsd cernef ..t..st. -
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
An Ina VsH NlsFsllon

When wr consider ihe solaf system
with ne great sun, a. elsht pianeH
,nd their n mocns. ani ~ ~ as'ef'
sids a. occupylng an areu vhes' ~
sms,sr n nearly 0eo0oeo mile'
tsoms aoooco times rs far a. iivnl %
New York 10 Chlcarol, u ls amaiius
10 thlnl that there may b millions ~
,,hsr solar systems a. lafge Or larssf
,hsn our cwn. compaullvel, CLOSE 70
a, a. star distances 81, 'housh =. ~
mote ,ha, their planets could n'' ~
,ssn b. the astronomsrs of 'h' 'a''N
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
Mr.. c. Towery visited Mr. Preston
Woodside Sunday


An Arizona entomologisi claims to
hsve discovered usefulness 10 the chlg-
ger. We don't know what Il Il, but
our guess Il that the chlgger exists
solely for the purpose Of giving people
something to do when they might 9TH
erwlse be- comfortably doing nothing.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23

nh yes. ve are engaged to be mar
lied uext spring but ! fear she has
no, that utter confidence IN me that
eams. with perfect love
"why sor
swell when FELLOW Looks bach and
-. tef testing ihe diamond IN her
.,s.,,m,ni rlnr on the window pane
1s,r ,oa ihlnl De- has gcod cause 10
feel bit dubl0usf
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-23
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