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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

ing 3-year-old himself. and is bound
10 more than pay his way this season
over dry track. He IS not n mud
horse. and was unfortunate in hav-
ing most OF his engagements las,
season, fall due when the footing
was bad. Payne Whitney WAS out To
see the Green;rec pair gallon. and
showed the keenest interest in all
of the horses. Scott Harlan has his
charges In fine shape Lett.r,nau has
moro size than Galantinan. although
he was probably not the equal OF his
stable companion in 1921. when IL
cam" 10 pure speed. II would not be
surprising II 1.ctterman showed a dis
position to stay over a distance OF
ground. and he will be the hope Of
the stable in such events during the
coming season.
Conspicuous among 2-ycar-olds In
matter of looks are the Widcner colt
kniEhtsbridge by Bridge OF Earn. and
the Wilson younSster Wilderness by
Campfire out OF the B-oomstick. dam
Gcnesta. They are big enough for
any purpose, and have smoothness
OF finish that Will make them friends
among those who look for quality in
III" thoroughbred. Wilderness is a
trihe straight in front but other
wise he Is fine advertisement for
Campfire as a stock horse. Knights
bridge was bought AZ the English
sales by Tom Welsh 10 keep another
ycarlinG company on tho trip across
tho Atlantic. y big colt by Mont dor.
QUA Of the jumping mare Valentine,
also SA the Wldener Stable. is a racy
!oofSRab fellow and SO is ShufslcaIonr.
black colt by Luke McI.ukc out OF
Black Brocadc.
OF the older horses that romp like
schoolbnys and show their delight q,
being alive In the open. We're Natural
Isl and Careful. p pair Of might
sprinters The former is as big as =
bullock, but he runs high and Will
DE- ready TO take crack at the best
OF them In the PaUmonek Handicap.
ana other events at jamaica a course
where the old Frenchman has run
some OF his best races. Careful is
being pointed for IIayre de Grace.
ana is almost N now. Tom Icaiv
mas her in splendid condition and this
smart daughter Of wrack which was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
DARING RACE PLUNCER
IS DEAD IN BROOKLYN
J n OK McCuinncs Trained
Scraggly Thrcc-Ycar-Ol
for First ''KilIing.'
tRy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. March 2i.-.rack Nc
Guinncs. who amasscd fortune by
some OF the most daring plungIng
known to the race track. lies dead in
his Brooklyn home.
MctiuinncS, who was born In Brook
IEh hity-thrcc years ago. was In the
racing gam" 'cr many years before
'ai! Ing heal" 'aused him to sell his
string OF winning horses.
Jack often told with touch Of
prid: the story of his first Killing
az odds o: 30 to !, made with Tribes
Hili a sctaSSly. unGninly three ycar-
old that he bought for 800 AT "A weed
out sale ui the Sanford stable. where
no one offered TO bid for him when
he was placed on the block
McGuinncs trained the horse him
self. as he continued TO do with the
strings that followed Tribes hin.
Before the colt left the track he had
brought his master $1,000 Other
winners which carried the McGuinncs
colors were Frank Gill. Monet COL
lcstor Jcssup, Sam Jackson, Sweet
Alice and Inspiration.
McGuinneS, who was christrncd
John Leo. invariably bet on his own
racers. For years he was a treror TO
hookmakcr9 and liked nothing better
than TO take their money through
'ontSilG' betting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
NEW YORK COMPANY
CUTS CAPITAL STOCK
Corporation Commission t;rnpts
Amendment to Charter. UcducinE
II From s3OO,DOO to sI5u,OOn.

The New York Plate Glass Insur-
ance Company, a foreign corporation,
incorporated under the laws OF the
state OF New York. fled an amend
ment TO its charter with the state
Corporation Commission. in which
authority Is given To decrease it's
capital stock from 100000 to $780,
900.
An amendment to the charter Of
Falkland Estate. Incorporated. Hous-
ton. Va, WAS granted. authorizing
mn increase in its capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000. The officers arc
Ira Vaughan. president. and w. H.
Edmuds. secretary.
charter was granted TO the yell
low Taxi Service. Incorporated. Nor
folk. with "a maximum capital of $50
600 and minimum Of $4,000. The Of
ficcrs and incorporators are ]. $.
Barron, president: Charles :. Grant.
sccrtary. and Nee. II. Jeir!es, an OF
Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
WINNER IS CROWDED At
CURVE BY SECOND MAN
West End Flyers Take Two
Thrilling Contests Before
Big Crowd.
ATKINS WINS FROM JACKSON
Amateur indoor hnmpionship to Bc
Determined Next Friday Night
WIN Good Bunch OF Entrants-nig
Crowd AppInuds Enst Contcsts.

Two thousand fans got IN their
toes last night during the course of
two fast roller-skating contests at
The Coliseum. when Joe Atkins and
cutie Ancarrow. West Endsrs. took
The championship in their respective
classes In the case OF Ancarrow
there was a foul. the race going TO
aim bccc use or tho action OF Ford In
running his opponent into the fence
on the curve around. Being disQuali-
fed. although beating .Ancarrow 10
u. Ford will doubtless protest and
ask for another try. The crowd APP
plaudcd the winner. although it's sym
patty was with tho loser. who be-
hared splcudihly, except on the curve,
when tho judge allowed the race 10
The second man on the foul.
The first contest was q novice. one
mile. with Joe Atkins and I. J., ia
cUbs the runncrs-up. The time made
was considered fast. being thrvc min
utcs and forty seconds. jackson came
in 4 close second. with the other en-
trants Struggling In good order. En-
tries: Atkins, jackson. Hunter. Glenn
and Moncurc. Judges. T. b. Hicks. Jr
and J. J. Coulter; referee and starter,
Leo Doyle: timekeepcr, j. y. Lcath
The second race was onc-mlle
elimination. with .incarrow and Ford
the contestants. Time; one minute
and seventeen seconds. Ford crossed
the tape first, with ArCarrow at his
heels. but the leader was disqualified
on the claim by the judge that foul
had been committed.
!ioih races were close and excit-
ing
The amateur indoor championship
will be tried for next Friday night.
with tho following fast laddies on
The entry list: Alac Taylor Frank
Y ain. HuMic Ford. Quito Ancnrrnw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
Can't Even Keep Ind Doc T,,d

NohfoLk. VA. March fit is
now uniawfu! to keen a ririou, doc
IN the city OF Norfolk, even though
he may lie confined and prevented
from running Mt large.
At it's meeting yesterday afternoon
the Council adopted an ordinance
providing that /, shall he unlawful
Tor any person 10 keep dog that has
been reported as vicious. and pro
vid!rg a iinc of not more than 500
for every day that II Is kept after
tho owner shall have been notified
OF It's YiclousncSs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

onco sold for $500 has developed into
an exceedingly handsome mare. She
has length and quality and ought
10 make great brood mare when her
racing days are over.
There is no moro enjoyable rccrca-
ton than morning with the horses.
ana the local courses arc Of such easy.
access that ii Is surprising that a
larger attendance Is not out 10 see
the morning saslops which are now
In full sway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
Larry t,-rn Ouipoint. J,nut,,

hifMINGHAm. ALA. Mar'h p,
Larry Avcra. of Atlantis. docjsivefy
oU..r'in'"d iNuy Jingiez. ~ >uf,.
VIC. TN q ten-round bout nor. ~
hIEhN Although he whs ou,wei,,,oo
,eh hounds, hvcra's Rfoh, dof.1,iy,
IN" speed| attack proved tgo mUcb
tor INC Louisville boy The men Ar.
wel;erweights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
LEY Associated pressl

nETKoiT, March 24.-ry Cobb.
manager OF the Detroit Americans.
was back in the lineup AT Raleigh,
y. G.. today. The Georgian had Cecn
nut OF the practice games with the
Rochester lntcrnatiOndlS since Mon :
day with an attack Of tonsili,is.
ii"ilman added another home run TO
his string in tho game AZ Hamlet.
y. g.. yesterday, which the Tigcrs;
won, TO ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

nov baseball team. 80,
Iiirle. invcr cub" las glr, ~.
g"hl|'i h'ic and wouiG III, II,
. .ni5 ,"ni"ats durin. ihe ,yirInr
S,,,t." i any junior team W ur
I" 81. w Murray. Jr BOZ rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE; r<..
Annual Meeting on the 10th OF nnIt June Vii
aPPoint STATE CADETS To Gil vAcane,e, in
Sho ist Ind sth, 10th. lith, 18th. 30th and iS;b
aSsnat"r'al Districts. and four % AT LARGE,
tHiiion, Applications should be Addressed 70
the undsrsifned on or before Juns 18th on fo-,ns
Thai Will b cent upon request
l. ~. EICHOI>S sup<.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

BOSTON. March 24.--The AK was
swung today at the Red SOX training
camp in Arkansas. Hochlke. firsi
baseman, and D.rochcr, Cassel and
Fine. all pitchers. were topped off tho
list OF recruits by Manager Duffy
With Muddy Rucl holdout, the
Red son now number tnirty-four.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

PHILADELPHIA. PA, March Of
camp at san Antonio today when the
first squad Will leave on their home
ward journey. The rest Of the team
VIII leave for home sunday. Several
bound trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
Improve Grounds G.ncrniIy

me horses IN going from The pad
H'cf 10 the course vii! pass between
a dpuole row OF fine maple trees.
which nave been planted the past
wlnt=r. Tnis VIII add 10 the beauty
81 this portion Of the property which
Us planned to Improve to Il sun
greater extent through tn. medium
~ landscape hardening \ nl!mh.r
~ NAPLES hay. also b"en planted In
tn" rear - The stand and the barren
area Oi sand between the grand stand
ana paddock 60 conspicuous last yenr
has been seeded DOM. 4 vlyId green
- already showing through the ton
dressing ~ fertilizer.
The removal az IN. unxightly Of
ices and lOchey quarters to Il most
,ion beneath the grand stand and
m" turning 81 %" covered paddock
- '.snt angles - i;g present post
tNh 'n ~tH" ~ uTobsiructed Vista
~ 20" h"aH'ies n the gardens and
f'i" 80 w"nDr hpDSo - the Turf and
fie.t CLUB, would ada to the charn
II sinai is alr"a1y marvellous rae.
ms pFnrr'y. The public would have
a mrrs su'Irna'c Irlatlonship vim
ne "rN'' yndeF tlrsc coudl,.pn,
Thcy cn-Id see ne 1prkcyY wclrhcd
~ 'hey aahsed - and fro on ;heir
"ay 20 TIE DaddocE t. inEpec, INC
hprs's ard their ErDwiedge II the
Sport would Ue bTcHdrnrG.
Hmons ne hrrseE wh!ch attrac,aG
attention a. Belmont FAyk an = re.
cent morning wn"n spTinR VAR !u the
ar. "efe the -y"af-o!dh. kyHan,nli 81
the wiener Stablc. js.llDry ana KIM
leyinEt)u ~ tne H4isDn string. m
nHsu ana bipdr 81 ne Gerr2 Dud Odou
~ ana Lsn"rman and ia .aifman IN
ne Cr"rn'res h'aDiss styinY. me
former is rro"3nP cyetY 49, snd n
hsh:rrino 'clr ,upVgh siliI trin,
IN b' ANAL ride j.Jipry IS q qIs!ny
h"fs' and = oecid'f l"iDrDyrmcat ~
mir brDth"r, tUiame<Gaic ~ inns
ari Sr's ii<' . 10 y"r TirIIeyjng.
tan ~tj"i w8s eo}f.G dufJug IT,
".ni"r neg grim 1n'o % neat Z year.
~ - ~" Duylish tyDc, b.Inz ry,.
Hlsl"f ~ NJ? thSt aares mn
ih.t< ~ niw ~ = gp<s!t." s4osss
ar ~ 'rrn yEss"i ann Y.jirn J;ard
mh."n ""rs Elm GeYslp9sG ~ rum
H's.y
nDdo NJ Ha6Aoy,s.
Ih"f' "zb D tins Ias, yes, yyEeh
Tr"' yprf 5gcg', bs1 tiYlJ ic.a 81
E'"fst s% fscs EDyrs. 81. liz .
i"' mn F;rhe.l IN tyya tb;A spJipg
70 e 'biHIcf EpS rgryH jyI'/ mn
4 man Z1LG Ia g. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
FORECAST GREAT RACING
SEASON FOR NEW YORK
Trainers Pleased With Horse,
Although Early Spring
Was Missed.

NEW YORK. March 9i.-New Yorl;
~ on ihe eve or a great period OF
racing in tho opinion OF turf eypcrts.
and with the season due 10 open AT
Jamaica on May ,. training opcra-
lions arc now In full swing at all OF
the Jockey Club courses. While the
horses had the benefit OF an earlier
season last spring. trainers are well
sa'!shed with the condition OF their
charges AT the prcsen, time.
The big course at Belmont Park wa
thrown open Ia the horses on Tucsda v
last for the first time this year. Last
fall most OF the big oval and the
straiEht-away received 4 dressing OF
manure. and the footing has new
HE and resii!ency as a result Of this
treatment, The ground was like a
market garden when superintendent
Pc!z let down the barriers carly in
tho week
"A horse could work n mile I'm 40
over mis-" said the veteran trainer.
Tom Welsh. AS nc smoCthAI the mol
low earth with ms foot And II this
same treatment is used on this. and
inc training track next winter, Bel
mon' fh-E viii ne tho finest race
course IN the United states"
TIE dressing Of manure along with
me TOP soil which was placed on the
main track last year, was exactly
what was needed 20 make the footing
fTiahie. The track. however. Is not
the only part Of Belmont Park TO
show continuance OF the policy he
gun last year to render tho
course model Of IS kind. Many
handsome maple trees have been
planted. and a new entrance for Long
leland patrons which wiIl enable
in"m 70 reach the upper end Of the
Dig stand without cncountcr!ng the
crush az n" lower gates, is in tha
course ~ construction There Is 2
sweeping curve In order TO reach a
laniirE stage within $50 feet o; the
Turf and Field cub entrance. and
the ground =, This point mas been
nIhutci IN attrarllyc fAshinn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
EXHIBITION CANES
At Raleigh:

At Raleigh:
Score: u :, l.,
Dstroi, American
Tocncsteg lnteruationals ~
batteries Stoner. pu-
/ iette' and WoodsIl, Spencer: IIughes
Gray ando Lake, Callahan.
& Al Nashville. Tenn:
Nashville. South Atlantic. 10: Van
deTbiit, 2.
AT Mobile. Ala:
Score: RIFE
Brooklyn Nationals ... IL 10 !
( Mobile South Atlantic 2 7 z
tBatterics.--shrirer, Decatur and
I Deeerry. Miller; Fulton. siClnan and
sfhulte. Baker. ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

After hard season OF intensive
training amid the duststorms Of the
desert, at Eagle Pass. Ten. Connie
Mack is sending two squads Of Ath-
Ietics away on the northward barn
StorminS tour ana he is confident that
his club will not finish in the cellar
again this Year, which is almost
boastfUl Tor Connie.
For the first time since ne took a
SledEehammcr TO his fine old cham
r!onship machine. Mack this year has
some sembianCe OF coordination on
his club. He has reirAiued from
shutting his players this spring. be-
ing satisfied with the regular ma
tcrial on most of the positions Con-
ME has been devoiinS his efforts 10
Development OF the natural skin OF
the members and tn perfccting their
team play.
Danny Murphy is comman dinE the
second team on the trip home. and
Connie himself is in charge OF the
REGULARS. The veterans play the San
Antonio team Of the Texas League.
at san Antonio Saturday and SUNDAY,
the first stop on the trip back East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

Johnny kilbanc. en- voyage to Eng
land aboard the Aquitania. has been
cracking wireless jokes with the
fcathcrweight chailencers whom he
ieit on the docks in New York. XII
bane accepted" an offer of .50.ooo to
meet Pepper Martin. third-rate
ropewalker. ut the Rink Sporting
Club, brooklyn, il Martin beats
babe" Herman. OF San Francisco
Johnny's message was sent by radio
collect. kilbane knows the Rink pro
meters would fain; II they ever ROT
$4,000 into the house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
nnho No uunAo,,..>

'h"f' "2I d TINS Iast yesf wbey
"r"' rprf 5gcg', bs1 q tiYb ic.a n
|'"'St ss fscs kIDgrs. 81. ls "A
,iN' mn F;rhell IN tyya ,a;A spJiGg
HH u 'biH/cf Ets HrFe jy1'/ mi,
man Ir>p. ~. us jktt.r Ia sn sEgsr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

johnny Buff, han;uinweiEht cham
pion, finds his bruised hand almost
healcd and now fears that he will H..
able to meet Joe Lynch in their much :
postponed fifteen round battle a; the
Garden. about May ;. Tho match ha :
been on the rriddlc for several
months. Lynch isn't tho lad he used
10 he and some say he never was
Anyway. Joe thurman, OF Chicago
who trounced Midget Smith at tn.
Garden last week. is Il better fighter
than either Lynch or Smith and is
regarded as the real challenger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

There IS no bitter feeling botw con
Bnrieigh Grimes, tho nee pitcher OF
the brooklyn dodgers. and hts team
mates. according TO explanations
emhnatins from the club on tour. at
Mobile, Ala. There was fuss last
fal! over the receipts OF n barnstorm-
Ing game in Burle!gh's own home
town OF Austin. MINI. but now these
players all love one arother. Grimes
ana owner Charley Ebbcts were re-
Gently observed drinking one soda
with two etraws. Dispatches state
that Ebbets paid for the soda. but
these reports are accepted with re-
serve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25
Sporting Paragraphs
for Our Busy Readers
tBy United Ncws.l

NEW YORK. March 2i.--wladch
Ihys:ko. tho younger OF tho famous
Polish safo jugElers. hna takon on n
match with Nat pondloton, former
April ), Mt Newark, n. j., beyond the
nale OF tho New York wrestling rules
WlRdck recently dumped Joe Stocher
Tor two rolling fnlls ut tho Carbon.
ship OF America. Mexico and South
eastern Venezuela.
The pepdleton match requires
thirty minutes OF intensive bect-hnnd =
ling. or ono pin fall.
Wladck has gone Into strict train
Ing. lie and his big brother Stanis-
iaus put In twenty minutes Friday
playing bonn-bag with an anvil.
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26
Russ.a's Reply at Genoa 10 the
Allied Proposals Merely
DOdges the issues.
IS UNACCEPTABLE TO FRANCE
Test of Russo German hIntary Pact
puhNshsd ir pans-No psacs vet
ir irtiand-chiea5o Waft OF a.
bcr rsfronstt-oaughsrtY on
Afmy cortfact Frauds
by EDWARD W. picKARo

ID te-ff- rarit in ihr proposals Hf
n fHr aIi.rI nlf.Hs represented ne
co.. Nfnl nnIrunu. HuaHrl uiia
rrafa.f anN.'f faf iaf. uas banded
H aH Thursday aui rru.I H hr
rf a rsaI H.fiI hafa o. inns 0au.rHter.l
90 H.unFH
aWt.II unsatisfactory Hns fhr
rHI. .ff.. fr.H.H Hni ra'sans hlf
So ran.m .nI h.s 0.'Iae..s awaited
nnfI fum Paris Hfnre HH.lraH.rs
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ta ss. Irrn rHnnoa f.r further n.so
rsH.ns aI'.E uIlff nrI Ieii f. ar
rr.HnHI# settlement IIrI UNHi fIr
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f'Hr Hf f.r.eu rrrerff 0'nHtIfal hI
fhn aItIffs. ffr iiHssHna u1ir fIr erH
.rff proposition fhaf af rHn..ai u.i
Gers hlfur.n HHss.a aHi fhe nlarrs b.
rirHrI Ir 600 bands nf m.tri er
rIss'an af experts hu thel rsir0fri
90 proposed m'tri eammIss'au fH ie
'ermne Co., raimrnf fnf uafm1lir q
manarf heeausr ii euouid makn Co..
s.trrIfnif af coo Russian state %
riitih.nr nf chance s'ue fhe other
powers rrfu.e coo immeuse in1n fhf
uussianl demanded ihe latter uiih
drst ffrIr renHu.HiiHn of counter
f'aIms tasei an a'i.ei heip e'teu CO.,
various anfI taishett leaders
How'd George vas horrfn' Chat r
fhe financial questions uenr fIue'
over fo O. mI.rd commission ihr rHn
ferfnae mIsh' he carried a'nne urfI'
o. rmcrrrss.or rnH ls made H
reality Tho Italians au surrnr'In.
Rim NtHr 1arsr shoi .iEus of siard
ine vHh Tuner anl n.ie'rm in ir
ranins Immediate anl definite rsfil
ff Uue.In
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26

I IiuENs nf building trade unions
i H iIr CIIneH district ubH hatr
neen Gahi.ng fhl lnud.s uuan auarl
appear In hItr utrrrrlrhei iheme.'lrs
nf nsf Nu C0uirut uIfh homh farla-
us nolniadsm und h'arsmlil some
uf ufm or their h.rri sulmu IHr
urU. klIrI ESQ rui.otmm Nhn Iu.
ferurnI iHeIr OPERATIONS lui wound.
ri thnL Thc brutal murders
lrousrl Chicago to thc determination
in ullr nuf tHr outlaw bands swift
rnI|rr uIis Clught "a larse number uf
nh0f leaders luciul.us sHmc uhH aw
es.out.as and others uhs arr now
under cnt.lil0n 10 crimes ur awaiting
trial Amoug tlr prisoners asserted
tae ralIDe arr thr mrn REALLY n.sp1n.
slhle iur Coz re.gu uf lihef terrorism
uh.ch as sfppel ChluEo faf 81
lung t.mr
Samuel Numuers uf rnursr always
has REFUSED tn oHunieuaucr violence in
hhor dIsputrs Boo Do .s haul fo sre
boss hr amr ruiIr,iy ayUi snmr moul
responsibility nr ihr.r Jr.mes Iu Chl.
usa Boz t.ru Hi thr unru rnoumge
mrri hr reo,uill m,r Coo un.ous chat
ar sta.as tn upui.air thrIr asu'e
mrufs tu Herpi fhr verdict which
mIsiI tr nuierri hl ilir ianl.s
the arbitrator ,hosrH hy themselves
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26

TOO n.u generation vII hn th1t ~
CO., rHnfuf uIHrr Tlr SON af tho
fsmrr uIn d. nn longer iHrfirl aui
destroyed hy thr nr.s of tle meiup
dIa ilc vnl tmte huf nnt fnf
uhni hc can hrInc back iuu as bis
father seuds halfway acrsss ihe on
unrnf fnr rnai cnrn or mrlon .ce.l so
ho urn mnkc hls ,ll'aer nmons hv
trau.n.aniiue and fnulne ihls Iira
or that llc win mate DO known or
us ruiirft or lis pruors..ons. h. phi
hsnf,h, ur lis pawcis iis music Uf
Hs swans There lrr n ihnauh
mirfrlHnruus achievements within
enc sruiie uf ihc grratheafied village
uur agricultural hand iusla, huld. The
p'nehoys who vnl hiring these bcne
dfs Naehrl Lindsay
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26

Hurry Moiheri A halfteaspldufui
of ecnuine California Big syrup uil
make your cross. freifui baby comf1fi-
able. n clcanses the little bowels q
aii the uin1 ani rlsrs ihe BILE. s1ur.
lnr food and stomach poison which 10
causing hahy's dlsfns
Millions ~ mothers Depend upon this
gentle laxative % kcep hdhy's stomach
and bowels clean. ani thus correct
iiarrhooa. collie. hli1lmess coated
tongue. sour stomach. feFerish breaih.
end constipation. q never cramps or
'vernrfE Contains no narcotics or
soothing drugs
Rabies lovr the taste of genuine
california TiE syrup which has fuii
iIreci'ons f1r infants in arms and chii.
ircn ~ aii ares plainly printed on hoi.
Pc Say "Califafnia- % me druggist
tni acccpt n5 imIiatlon ig syrup
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26

the nomai ways of peace anl ult.-
mafr'y un.ng thr excessive burden ~
taxation
"rafImi bunk uns fhe reiDrf of
urmHufI. mrmirrs of congress They
asserted fhr ref0rf vas deceptive and
chat fhe actual espsrdlurrs fnr ihe
Routine business of the government
hate Increased rather than decrsasel
TheJ aii,i attention to deficiency 10.
pmprai.ons uesresafing f-l.tsl.
eu hut Representative Madden chai.
Irus.l them o. dsny that only So.
e10ul of thls deficiency vas aiirhli.
abir 90 the activities ~ ihe present
administration
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26

MI SPENCER the junior senator
vi from Missouri. 500 .nio an 200.
pleasant mrss ihnHus1 bis efforts in
base ihr senate oaunm the uufHrtu.
bate aplnumeuf of Nni Goldsie.n to
Dol Internal revenue collector fHf fhe
eastern Missouri district Mr Gn'isir.n
uas de.e.aie tu thr Republican na.
fnnlI HHutrni.on huf was lnseuiei af.
trr afnff'ne hs bad accepted muey
lrm sre Hf iuuk 90 L1ulels maHas.
rIs. lar apfaluimenf uus Violently af-
fH..rl Dol iIr senate Hul Mr inHIIHn.
uII tas Hn Hn nrrln Hrfmfr. senf "a
fi.H.ram lrianng fhaf Boo h.s ur.HIn
Du.f.ru aas uunf far CO.. ih lIna.
Ii. iH uIetr iIr President HuI seuainr
sHfuur Inm rmHnrn.mflf Gold.
sirH assrl chat tne domination he
Withdrawn Ihs uas Iur hlf fhe
irmer.fs mair BE- plain Ha' hey Boz.
tended fn kran tar Incident olive faf
usr n the arrua0h.u. umraIsu
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-26

fT'uAr sfnrf of military convention
suel hf representative Ui fh'
Russian soviet Hrnt 1Hi iHr Germ
r0nrfaI e'nn m l'rfIn ANIN /. t.'
suuHs ht fH0 London ImHs nn' '..
HrW..f drHirI 800 nn' N"Nn N""
Coo rars lUrHml ll.H'r rfhi. "N'.
rTHffa tr hr ihr frtf oI ihr fH.'
ln H rr HUuHHs H.H m nu.
goo iri Hrmr ni' arns HnN uI''
f iN u."'H'. Ui nNf'