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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
LADY-ANDHER- CIGARETTE
COMBINATION IS ACCORDED
SUPPORT OF SCIENTISTS
Woman Doctor Declares Smoke" Sign of Progress for
Her Sex Asserting Masculine Sentiment Against Such
Indulgence Is Based on Prejudice and Hysteria

diphthcria ana ccrcbro-spinal mcnin-
Sitis.
The French press. gieefulIy grab
hIns the news, points to recent leg
islative action To prevent women
smoking in Washington and wants to
know why.
says Hystcria the Rcason.
Dr. lIalton stated:
Prcjudicc-malc hysteria. That,
the answer. Mistaken sentiment,
Sir Lauder Brunton, great Eng
'iSh authority on internal medicine.
claims the most powerful stimulant
Of the brain cells known TO mankind
- nicotine.
The second most powerful is tea.
Now men apparently have in
tuitivciy fallen upon the first fact.
YOU need only to consider the men
you know. especially those who work
with their brains. for proof Tobac-
60 stimulating the brain cells helm,
them TO work without friction, set
ting up sensation of restfulncss.
Understand that i use the term
stimulation in the medical sense.
considering tobacco a stimulant as
food, sunshine and cold water bath
ing are stimuants.
Now the significant fact is that 4
Continued on Page 9, Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
BOY GIVES LIFE IN VAIN
IN TRYING TO SAVE SISTER
lBy Associated Press.

FLORENCE, ALA, July o1.--
Dovic, '13-ycar- daughter. and
Willie j., llyear-old son OF Bud
Cummins, government motorboat
operator on the Tennessee River,
~erc drowned late today when the
little girl fell from Il houseboat into
the river, and the hoy jumped in TO
save his sister.
Tho drowning occurred near tho
Florence bridge, and the rive is being
dragged tonight in an effort to re.
cover the bodies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
DECLARE MEXICAN OIL FIRE
COMING UNDER CONTROL

MENlCO CITY, July 2l.--Thc iirc in
the Amatian oil Well Districts is
g. ming under control. according TO
latest reports from that section. The
hlaZc has now been confined to two
wells. and the How of burning oil
has been turned away from other
wells.
Government reports are To the ETA
feet that the hre was accidental. and
that no suspicion OF inccndiarism has
arisen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
lBy United News.

TOKYO. July 2l.-Thc japanese
Cabinet has decided TO accept the in
viiation OF President Harding to a
contcr"nc" on disarmament and for
the discussion of Ear Eastern prob
icms. according to press reports
The Njchinichi states that II has
been decided by the Cabinet to i'm
mcdiately withdraw all JapaneS.
troops from Shantung and Siberia.
This move is intended to show
Japan's sincere desire to find u way
10 cas-. the burden Of armamcnts
i.nrgr issues to Come Up.
Among the questions dealing with
China tnat Japan intends 10 take up
AT the meeting are the open door
policy and the prohibition OF the
opium traffic. She will also press for
recognition OF the principle OF world
wih" equality for 1anuucSc nationals
Under the head OF disarmament
Japan VIII ask for II reduction in
Pacific fortliiCations and II reduction
in the military forces maintained In
the Philippine Islands. World idc
reduction in navies and land forces
w!Il also bc advocated, according to
the press
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
5000 VOTERS EXPECTED
TO HEAR TUCKER TONIGHT
Candidate for Governor Will Adj
dress Mass-Nlccting at Purcell
vile, I.oudoun County.
TEINkLE FORCES CONFIDENT
supporters of Wythcvillc Man de-
clare He Will Come Out uf Ninth
/ District With 10000 Majority.
Stuart Active.

| What is announced az IA monster
mass-meetin." Of the citizens of
I.oudoun County will be staged at
purccllvil!c. that county, this even
ing, in the interest OF Harry ST
George Tucker. candidate for Cover
nor. Information received AT Tuck er
headquarters in Murphy's Hotel last
night was TO the effect that arrange
mcnts had been made To accommodate 4
5000 people. This meeting is consid-
cred by the Tucker followers as the
"one big gathering" OF the campaign
in that section of Virginia.
Manager I.eake yesterday received
a lcitc: from II prominent citizen OF
Accomac county in which il was
stated that the Eastern shore would
give Tucker II majority OF at least
1000. There Is NO doubt" said the
writer. that Accomac County will
give MIR. Tucker handsome ma
jority"
Bil: Tucker Majority la Tenth.
y. T.. Spcssard. OF Craig County,
who represented his district in tho
House OF Delegates for twelve years.
writes Tucker headquarters that, fol-
| lowing a ten days tour i'll that sec
| ton. he iS satisfied that the Ccuntirs;
/ of Allcghany. Bath, Botetourt and
Craig and the city of Clifton Forge
In clifton Forge" he says, (which
Will east Il large vote. practically all
of the prominent men OF all factions
are supporting Mr.. Tucker" Mir.
SpeSsard believes Mr.. Tucker will
carry every county in the Tenth Dis
trict but one.
y telegram from w &. Barker. Of
| Lynchhurg. received AT headquarters
Yesterday. says that city will give
Mr. Tucker Il majority Of soc and in
formation received from Powhatan
Amelia, Cumberland. Prince Edward
and Nottoway is TO the effect tha,
the Lexington candidate Will carry
them ali
MIR. Tucker spoke at Orange and
Gordonsvillc yesterday to enthusiasts
audiences lie Will speak at IIerndon.
Fairfax County. tomorrow.
TrinkIc Forces Enthusinstic.
Trinklc headquarters yesterday. IL
was reported from the Ninth District
that Senator Trinklc would carry the
district by at least $4,000. The can
didatc * being aided by former Gov
crnor Stuart in his intensive cam
paign in the Southwest. He will speak
at Graham today. and tomorrow will
address voters at TaZcWcll. where MIR
Stuart viii also speak.
On Monday Senator Trink!c will
speak in abingdon and Bristol: ON
Tuesday AT Gate city and Zig Stone
Gap; on Wednesday he Will appear at
Rose ilill and Pennington Gap: on
Thursday he VIII speak at Prurod
and Mort "a; Friday he will address
the people OF Cocburn and Lebanon.
and on Saturday lie will appear in
Cleveland and Honaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
I,OOO Mem Scck SIn,cr.

BRISTOL. VA, July 2l.-Morc than
1000 armed men are tonight search
ing In the vicinity of Bluff city.
Tenn. for John GGrcen. alleged slayer
of Robert Houston. who was shot to
death Saturday morning in his home
near WatauEa, Tenn. Local authori.
ties were informed today that Green
had been seen several times in tho
vicinity of BlufSCity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
IRy United News. !

LONDON. July 2i.--The first great
attempt Of Lloyd George To end the
irish war and establish a permanent
peace ia the turbulent island has
ended in u deadlock. following Ill.
Prcmier's presentation to Eamonn do
Valera, president of the Irish rcpub-
lie Of tht tAnost liberal terms ever
offered hy any British government To-
the people of the South of Ireland
Dc Valera himself returns To Dub
lin tomorrow to consult with the bail
Eircann on Lloyd Georges proposals.
His answer. or that of the great
group he represents, is expected with
in II few days.
But in the attitude OF Ulster lies
the stumbling block that may render.
all efforts of cancellation futile. and
In the continued obstinacy of the
north is occaSioncd widespread dis
appointment. in spite OF the .optlm-
istic assurance in some government
circles that way out will eventually
be found
Proposals Are Brond.
Lloyd Georges proposals TO the
Irish president i, is Understood. in
clud"d, as was forecast by the United
News early this week the broadcst
exercise OF dominion home rule. i'm
roTiant fnancia! concessions and the
establishment OF efficient machinery
Tor the coordination of administra-
tive and executive branches OF the
government.
The door IS still opcn to peace, not
withstandins the natural depression
caused by the official announcement
mat no basis for the main confer
tncc has vet been discovered
Sir James Craig. Ulster Premier,
stcndfaStly refuses To meet DE Valera
III Dublin. and De Valera. In turn,
refuses 10 meet Sir James on an equal
basis in London.
Determined 10 Find Solution.
am authoritatively informed
however that every effort is TO be
'"adc by both sides to continue the
truce now in effect, and that every
POSSIBLE avenue TO peace must he
blocked before either the British or
the Irish leaders Will consider the
cause hopeless.
Premier Lloyd George is deter
mind 10 ind II solution. In fact. he
must fnd the solution. or see his
political future come to an end in a
dramatic smashup. The entire his
tory OF his government and the place
he himself will hold in history de,
pend upon this one issue.
II is expected. therefore. that tho
conversations will be continued win
I" a short time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
HOME RULE BILL
TO Be AMENDED,
LONDON REPORTS
Lloyd George Suggests Domin-
ion Form Of Government for
North and South Ireland.
MILITARY WOULD REMAIN
IMPERIAL AND POLICE IRISH
De Valera Will Return to Ire
land Today to Consult With
the Dali Eireann.
ULSTER Is STUMBLINGBLOCK
Attitude May Render All Efforts or
Cancellation Futile - Causes
Much Disappointment.

United News StnT Corrcspondcpt
i'pNboN' July 2I.-Prcmicr Lloyd
"eorSc has Informed l;nmonn dc vn-
icrn' "presidcnt of the Irish rcpublIc,-
that the british stand rcndy 10 amend
me home rule act 80 nS To grant
dominion form Of government 10 both
The North nnd the south Of Ireland,
according To the Dniiy Chronicle.
Under Lloyd GcorEc's plnn, the mill
isnry would remain impcrinI, hut The
police Irish. the Chronicle Snys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
BRITISH SEA-POWER
TO BE MAINTAINED,
PREMIER DECLARES
To Replace All Capital Ships,
Regardless of Armament
Conference Results.
JAPAN DECIDES TO ENTER
UNRESTRICTED MEETING
Will Ask for Universal Equal
ity Recognition for It's Ma
tionals at Washington.
Iny United Ncws.I

LONDON. July :i.-it makes no
diccrcncc whether the projected dis
armament conference In washing ton
succeeds or fails. Great Britain nh
solutely m'nt replace all capital
ships ms fnst ns they become obso-
ictc. Lloyd George made this dccln-
rntion In the House of Commons to-
dn!. sayipE this matter could not he
Affected By the disarmament pro-
gram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
MORE THAN 20 DROWNED
IN GULF NEAR HOUSTON

HOUSTON. TEN, July 2l.-Twelvc
persons. mostly children. were
drowned while bathing IN tho Gult
rear raIaccos late today. according
u word received here tonight
All are said To have been delegates
1" tn" BAPTIST Young Peoples Union
al Palaccios. Later reports received
said that seven of the bodies had
been recovered,
ton says httcen bodies have been
taken from the Gulf and brought
back To PalaCccs, and that the dead
i'll number twenty or more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22

TUSCALOOSA. ALA, July Ell
John ritts. of Kcllerman. Tusca loosa
County. was shot and killed this af-
ternoon at the home OF Mack Hinton
who was later arrested and brought
to Jail here. charged with the Kill
in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
CONTINUED on Page 9. Col. Is

Gay Ocean Vicw-$2.65 Round Trim.
Via z. & Q. Sunday Excursions. Old
poiHt and Norfolk. $40. Trains
$3.50 a: NJ, 0 a. NJ. Rnd IL Noon
Advertisement. v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
GOVERNOR DEF|ES
ARREST WARRANT
Illinois Executive Refuses to
Answer in Court on Embez-
Element Charges.
MAY CALL OUT TROOPS
Warning Illinois Republican
Factions Fill Air With Threats
Following Grand Jury Probe.
MAY CALL OUT TROOPS
lny Itnitcd NrmA

SrKINGEtEI.h. L.. July 2I-f.en
Snail Illinois Governor. tonight de-
ncd the power ot State courts tu
force hiin 10 appear before the bar
ia answer 1" enargcs of cmbczzlc.
mcnt OF millions "f dollars of state
FUNDS
Thc chief executive, acting on the
advice OF his attorneys. took the at
iituhc o! come and get me" when
warrants for his arrest were issued
ia the Sangumon Circuit Court
Attorneys cOr small are prepared
20 go into the court OF Judge t. :
smith tomorrow ana argue that the
Governor does not have TO submit 70
arrcs; OF :riai by "a state court, Thcy
will hold that he. as the chief cN,
cUttyc. ana as commander OF the
States military authorities. possesses
power which transe-ndS any which
might bc granted To state courts.
r"in, I" Tw" prrccdcnt>.
'rhcy vii! poin, To two prcccdcut~
set by former Illinois Governors who
when facing Charges o: minor ma
,ur., tore mp the warrants and re-
counsel Will 20 back 10 the time ot
Nero in their attempt to show tn,
chief executive OF amy state OF ma.
tiou is immune from arrest.
The opinion of Governor Smali's
friends was that. no matter what ac-
ticn the court may take on the va
i!dIty OF the arguments. Small Viii
not submit peacefully to arrest.
The Governor as commander in
chief OF the militia. can summon the
troops to protect him from efforts
Continual on Page .. Col -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
BARNES HAS LEAD
OF 4 4STROKESFOR
OPEN GOLF TITLE
Turns In Card of 144 for Thirty
Six Holes at Wash
ington.
PLAYS NEARLY PERFECT
GOLF IN EARLY ROUND
Equals Own Record Of o9-Mc-
Leod and Murray
Second.
By Hobby Jones

W ASilN TON July 2l-Ilm
Barnes. elongated Pelham pro" tops
the international solnn- field a, the
halfway mark Of the Columbia open
championship Tournaments
This morning, the star, oil Of tn.
actual tournament play. found Barnes
IN I'm" fettlc and playing golf as it.
should bc played. y nice SO goin..
out. followed by :, brilliant 80 home
gave Jim a 90. equailing his own rec
ord for the course. made Wednesday,.
IN the qualifying round
Barnes golf for tn. morning round
today Was about as near perfection
as = human can reach lie fell OFF
somewhat in the afternoon, playing
rather badly on the first nine. lie
needed ): TO reach the turn. He
came back in 80. making q tine three
on the fifteenth a - FOR the afternoon
eighteen and q total oC lii for the
days play.
itnrnrs Playing Winning GoiI.
Jim IL playing the kind ut GOLF
that championships are made Of. For
example. ON the eighteenth he made
ono OF The finest shots ever hav.
seen. Ills second shot. played too
boldly went up tn. bank behind the
green and came 10 res; on 40 tee.
iiarucs was left III. necessity Of
shooting the bali down the slippery
bank. over "a little rise and then down
again onto the very Keen green. II
Was very trying shot and needed
the skin OF = master to pull (, of But
he j. master.
With a very delicate stroke. he
rolled the ball down tho bank Of the
tee, it took the rise at the green's
edge with neat precision and then
slowly glid"d down 10 the green it
self and stopped within Il yard OF the
hole. Jim walked w, took a squint
into the hol.. 1t is by just such fine
recov'rics as this that odd strokes
ar" saved ana championships won
Next To Barnes in the first days
totals. Freddie Mcleod. the Columbia
professional. and Charlie Murray tho
Canadian champion. tied with a total
of lis strokes each. four behind
Barnes Frcddic's rounds were both
-. while Murray's were - and 20.
thc Mitchell Withdruw..
Visiting players from across the
seas had. generally speaking. a some
wha; bad day Of It, british chances
ar" up 10 George Duncan now as
| Abe Mitchell withdrew after three in .
different rounds and Joe kirkwood,
! the Australian champion is twelve
strokes behind Earncs. a terrific
handicap
DunCan, at the "nd OF the morning
round was second 10 Barnes. with "a
total OF - Strokes Thr EritiSher ha d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22

Spl. Excursions Atlantic City, Mag
ara Falls. York River Line. Lv $40
= NJ. daily EN. Sun. Tickets. 500 l..
Min ST. SOUTHERN RY.--Advcrtlsc-
m; ht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
The Weather

Fnir today and tomorrow. with
no change In tho
temperature.
tFor weather report. see Editorial Page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
r"in, " Tw" rrcccdcn,>.
Seized for shooting Man.

ocontinned on Page .. Col.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
NOTHING BAD IN CORN
WHISKY, THEY SAY
Manufacturer of Corn Products
Praise John sBarleycorn and
Say Kind Words OF His
Demise

Chleaeo Jan Speak .hias
bii good of the dead
Tbie old admopision was scrnpul
otsly observed Tucsday ny members
OF the Manufactures ol I'rodueiA 7
Corn association Al their convention
nere The decpden being the hate
inAn narlcyc0Fn.
The corn products men didn't have
single rad word % say foe John
Prohibition hasn't holped our busl
ness bii,' said President a. a.
Kersting Prohibition hasn't even
hciped the candy bu'iness Thal Ia
: widespread alleey The candy en-.
plsimaa haven, found il necessary
% nat Ia hraAs rails YET nnd don
iaink Il viii .
What hat become az the corn thai
used to no made into whisky Kers
ing Was asked
"ii alin is. was hls response
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
NO JURY IN ELLIS TRIAL

St Louis. Jan. 5-Fnriher diff
Guilty 10 obtaining ~ jury last nighe
marked the trial OF AaDe~t Ellis. p
years old. charged with first degree
murder for the death OF his former
sweetheart, Edna Kills is years old,
whose mutilated body was found IN a
vacant LOT near her home here on a
nacant LOT near her home acre on the
morning OF November ., lasi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
THIS JUDGE HAS OWN
IDEA OF LiNLESSNESs

Poteau. Jan. when attorneys
for John W Gordon. charged with
shooting +. I. Dcupree. Methodist
minister at Spiro. appeared In coart
here Tueeday saking tha: the 5000
bail required for Gcgdon be reduced.
rhe Judge replied:
There Is too much lawieasness and
shooting going ON. Instead % cultinx
1. would donbie IT,
or the five men who lad come 10
co.rt to bail Gordon out OF Jail. five
wese disqualified.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
WOMAN KILLS MAN,
FORGETs ABOUT It
Kansas City Girl Says Frank
Hit Her and She Shot Him
Then Went To Bed,
Body Under Bed

kansas city, Mo-. Jan sA won
an. giving the name ot lAlllan Ne-
Gill. 2s years old Tuesday called q.
aollce headquarters and told a STORY
of Killing man SUNDAY night. niaa.
ms the body under the bed and foi
setting about Il unill Tuesday when
she started 10 sweep her room
patrolmen visited The room in 4
small hottl and found the lmcinthcl
body of a man about 2s years oiJ
JUST as the woman had described
The head was resting "a two pillow !
and the body covered with blankets.
In written statement the womsn
admitted killing The man. she sas /
she oniy knew him ns frank ani
tina he tod nor hc was employed n
a saloon They quarreied shc al j.
and he struck her. wiiereupon aae
procured revolver from dresser
drawer and shot HIN three times m
the head She said She had been In
q dazed condition FOR the past two
days and insisied that she forgot lhe
tragedy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
MOONSHI\ING IN
STATE ON INCREASE

Nnekogee. Jan. "a circuit rider
who went from home 10 home dist.g.
ing whisky with bis own .parapher.
malta is the latest IN "moonshIng un.
earth@d here Tuesday BY prohibition
agents. W r. Wells Of stiaaer. un.
der arrest. Is charged with having
carried stove, boiler and copper
worm" Oh regular circui. Wells.
according 40 prohibition officer. re-
ceived half share OF the whisky as
his part
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05

Theodcre N Filson. wh9 has serv
"a with the federal court here for
approximately tarce years. Il acting
as dsiaty United states clerk during
the present tenn Of federal court ~
oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05

Increased business in Canada has
neeessitated the stringing or thoug-
ards OF miles Of new telegrsp5 wire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05

Late rpo.ts from the southae'l
Hemisphere ioreons, favorable p-u
saeeta for crcps Of la2ol9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
TOWN TOPICS

Woman Files Bankruptcy Petition
Voluntary petition IN bankripie
was filcd Tuesday ny Minerva ANA
'ollinss Of oklahoma CITY the
woman. who formerly operated mil.
merry store. gave schedule 81 lia
blliiies listed al st5si77 with assets
,siven az si.Io0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05

Carrier BOYS 1ays no re~eipt books
do moi pav tAem for Leader an
custy: McAiester. fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05

Csrrfer boys have no recent books:
o not psS tAso ss, I-sa10 ssb-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
CLASSIFIED WANTS

RIAL ESTATE Must Co Lack 81
money little hindrance VIII take
ali or sart In trade for anything W
ike Phone 27i. The Caffney Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05

Carrier boys hive no receipt books.
70 not pay them for Leador sub
scrfptions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
CLASSIFIED WANTS

In tie event OK delivery being iFu-
D~rfee;. Or paper helms rolled, twisted
- INITIATED. subscribers ara Brked
20 make immediate complain - the
eusinsss office in person. ly iei@
phone or mai.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05

Jersey milk. price lsc per quart
J. A. linda Dairy. Phone ss2-R.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
roa RENT

FOR REST-Furnished large sleer-
ing room. Phone ses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05
wAE1z0-rieen. Light cotton RAG
~ Lesdee Osfsoe.

WANTED To buy for cash-lo good
Jersey cows. ese young sen. ? Du-
roc SONS 100 ba- corn, 100 - oats ;
ton alfalfa hay. delivered in Guthrie
Or on my farm nine miles south. Al
dress =. N. stephenson. box 6. Gslh
RE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-05

FOR SALE Gentle horse and sprins
wagon sis T. Noble
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-28
MANY LIKE THIS
IN MARION
>imilaf ta.s. ilsiar PHhli.hsd ~
Eaeh is.us

The faI'ouinr case b. bot ouf ~
many o,tuunE daily m Marion o.
o., an easy matter O. verify b You
caunut ash fof better pru1f
a. ~ l. Neshiii. Chsuy 81
Marion sas. u un ur,umm,ni
Doans khnr, piH. iu amunc aa,.
inr ans Trouble eith their ibln,,,
ON different ue,asuu. duuur co.,
past isn year, have taken hau.
kianrt rilis o. rraulair m, lldns,
when ihry have BEEN uui ~ uler and
they have always given ro,d rr.ulis
A fev wears aro after an attack of
ihs "fu" my kliurys haihrfrl me 10
rrsai deal bad se,rw paiu. Nn
ms hask and ths aciiau ~ my BOO.
ueys vas very irregular causing me
a great deal ~ annayan.r. especially
90 uirht rot naan' Kidney 600,
az umrs DRUG Store and the,
strengthened my klinr,s Boz riod
,hapy just o., The, had Away, dau,
before
Go al all dealers Fo,lrr. Mtbuu
Co.. Mfr nuHaio y \ Ad,t
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-01-28

Saturday and Sunday with NIr and
SIR Cam Crayne
Mr and Mr. J J james spent
Sunday afternoon sith Mr. Carrie
Hiu
Mr John Mcconnell went 10 Ma.
rlon Saturday
81 and Mr. Tom Asher spent
Sunday Afternoon With her father Ne
Sat Eidudrr
Mr % Cayns and wife spent
Sunday At Henry Bowns
pollir brown b spending the win-
Ter With Clareuce Boyd's ~ Proyid
enoe
Mlss lola Brown spent Thursday
night a. Garrett Boydf
llcuy Brown and Herman brown
wsni a. Frgdonia Monday
81 Roy Crayne and family spent
Saturday nirhi with Cam Crayne and
family
Mr Tom GiIIilaud spent Saturday
nifhi and SUNDAY with Norman
huvu