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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
TuSSoCk Moth Causing
Much Damage To
Shade Trees Here

The Tussock moth has made its ar
nearanrc on the Island and IN ie"
nIaces in the Pike district This IN
SOC, i very destructive 10 shade trees
IN fac, only last year nearly ever
,ren IN Stcubcnville was dcfo!2ted.
They can be detected by their Hecnl,
lar cacoon OF silky gray hairs thar W."
he found In the crcriccs or the marx on
fences and even on The sides OF nuiId-
inre The Cocoon or alternating nest Is
about ono inch long. from this comes
Tho moth. the female being wins!es>'
Tho female lays her eSGs IN whit"
rrothv mass on the outside 0f the nest
later the destructive cat"rpiIIars arc
hetrhnd The full grown t!arva) cater
riIIar Is about one and one-haIf lnchcS
long with four dense white tuSsocks, ar
brushes OF hair on its hack Just hehlhH
these arc two shi nyrcd warts, arising
on each side. and just hack Of me head
is a pencil OF black rlumcs ABOUT
half inch long. \ similar single pen
ell arises from tho rear Of the BODY
broad black band extends almost the
entire length OF the hack and this Is
hordered by a Yellow band on each side.
The caterpillar is yellow beneath. The
newly patched caterpillar il not dis
on the back the general color is yellow.
Wheeling can avoid the ANNOYANCE BY
keeping close watch and Kidding the
town Of the nuisance before 1t goes he
yond control All the damage is done
in the larva lcatcrpi!lar) stage. II
every property owner will observe the
following measures We should have but
little trouble with THIS dangerous pest.
Gather and burn all cacoons and cgs
masses.
Spray trees with nresnate OF lead as
soon a. tho insect makes its appearance.
Tree trunks should be kept handed
with Tree Tang!ccoot, where the insect
is known TO be present,
This destructive insect made very
noticeable showing on the Island last
year In order to check this pest II
will be to the advantage Of everyone to
watch for II and Immediately on Its
Identification the above remedies should
be used. You can send samples ~ the
nests and catrrpillarS. Il YOU are not
sure Of It's identity. 10 Frank n, Wild
crn. Landscape architect with Tho Land
scarc Service company. who has offered
10 identify and give advice as 10 con-
troll. free Of charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCE PLANS
ARE READY FOR OPEN
ING NIGHT.
Boxing, Mems voneyban Tourney and
.. Other Attractions
Arranged.

Prepare lions for the East SIDE carn'-
val TO be held on the Sixteenth street
Playground tonight and tomorrow
evening Will be completed by noon to-
day. when everything will he N readi-
ness for the nights Of frolic and fun
with diversions and attractions or many
varieties 70 suit the taste OF pleasure
seekers
Principal among the attractions Will
be the boxing card being arranged by
William Efthemes. boxing instructor OF
the Kiwanis Playground a Twenty
second street. who will referee the bouts
and who Is now arranging the program
81 seven or eight bouts Cor each even
ing. ErthemeS has an abundance or
we'll trained amateur talent that will
be seen in action during the two even
inES.
The lnter-playEround mems v"leyeal
tournament which begins at : tonight
will also be watched with interest AMI
this sport has many devotees among tho
older men as we'll as With the children
Al the meeting ~ IN" committee at
the playground last evening all chair.
men reported splendid progress and plans
for the various stunts and entertain
rrents indicate that q big time Ia In
store for East Wheeling folks. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
TWO FINED HEAVILY

Eugene Barton. colorcd, and Mrs
Viola Wagner. white. were both fined
$50 and costs and sentenced to serve
50 days in Jail Yesterday by Police
Judge John s Ritz on a charge OF lolt.
sring for the purpose ~ prostitution.
The arrest WAS made by Policeman
Heller At the home Of Mrs. Mary Smith
colored, In Alley IS. Mrs. Smith has
been ordered 10 appear in cour, this
morning.
The arrest followed complaint OF
Barton's wife who said she heard her
husband IN tho Smith house and that
they were drinking. She called the 20.
liceman and signed the warrert for the
arrest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
FILE CERTIFICATE
FOR new COMP ANY
Faith OH s Gas Company Receives Cor
tincate of Incorporation

A certificate Of Incorporation issued
BY Secretary Of state Houston G..
Young 70 the Faith OIL & Gas company.
was received here yesterday and filed
with the clerk OF county court.
The Faith on & Gas company viii
have tho principal offices IN the Nation
al Exchange Bank building and the
nrincipal works In Kentucky. The con-
Germ is capitalzed al 100000
The incorporators arc Lawrence F..
Sands. OF Pittsburgh: John i. ptckcy'
William II. Hcarnc. Thomas Ch. Hearne
NJ Wheeling and Lee \. Watson, OF
Lakewood, Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03

work Thoroughly demonstration IN
first aid and mine rescuue work VIII %
given twice daily, at times when tne
greatest number Of people are presen.
to witness the work. Chief Lample -
arranging for mine rescue car NO. -
of the l.. s. Bureau Of Mines to Do On
hand. SO that the efficient men on THIS
car can assist in this work.
The importance OF the mining indus-
try in the tri-state section makes tins
display of the Department of Mines OF
particular interest and value to Fair
visitors here When the facilities for
handling exhibits are increased. az
they are expected to be before next
year. il is probable that larger place
in the big eposition will be given TO us
coal Industry than in the past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
NEW TROOP TO FORM

All boys over - Years Of age, "h2
wish 10 join the newly formed Rotary
Troop Of the Boy Scouts arc requested
to report at the Marriott and Rorham
yymnaslus. tenth floor Of the Ha"lcN
building. at $50 o'clock to-mnrr"w eve
ming. when the organization OF the
roop viii he completed.
\ Srcn, number Of boys have arrIl'd
Il scout headquarters t"r APPLICATION
blanks and this promises II hc one 81
he largest troops IN the city. lT9'
Marriott will be sc"utmas'"r Of IN" n"H
'rn"P.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
TWO FILE APPLICATIONS

Two APPLICATIONS for petition for ma
papers were filed with |.
s District clerk John II. Conrad. At his
office in the Federal building y"ster-
dav. Johan Eoki. farmer. OF EoggS
Run. was the first APPLICANT. kokt waS
born in Austria and cam" 20 this coun
try on March -. 1905. Frank Mucnak.
Austrian. mill worker. also made applt'
cation Yesterday. Muenak resides a:
80 Marshall street BeHwocd. and cam
70 this country on January g. 1905.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
VACATION BIBLE
SCHOOL TO CLOSE
Closing Exercises viii BE Given Thurs
day Evening at North Street
N. Z. Church

Thursday evening the little children
Of the Daily Vacation Bible school Of
North street sunday school will give
an exhibition Of work which has been
done by them during the past Ave
weeks One hundred and twenty-five
boys and girls between the ages Of four
and - years have worked and played
together for two hours each day. The
program will consist Of songs. stories.
memory work. dramatization OF Bible
stories. flag salutcs and games Re
freshmcnts will be served. One OF the
interesting features will he an exhibit
Of handwork done by tho children, in
Guiding cmhroidcrinS and quilting Of
three small quilts TO he given 1" The
Day Nursery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
EVERYTHING IS READY FOR THE
EAST END PLAYGROUND FROL|C
DRAWS FINE AGAIN

Tay,or Jones. arrested last week FOR
smiling gravel on Market street ana
fined $40 and COSTS and later arrested
when he became engaged in an argu'
ment with the manager OF the Wheeling
Building Material company. with whom
he was employed. was yesterday fined
$40 and costs by Squire John W. Kin
dleherger on = charge Or assault and
battery.
Jones, I, was said was wanted In
Washington. Pa. on charge preferred
by a young girl. bat officials stated
Yesterday that there was som" mistake
and that the Pennsylvania authorities
did not want Jones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
HEAR PROTESTS AUG. 10
City Asks Permit to Build New Intake
Pier-u. s. Engineers TO Sit

Word was received from tho U. s. En-
ginecrs office At Huntington 70 the ef-
feet that since the City OF Wheeling has
submitted an application for permit
for the construction Of an intake pier In
the Ohio river near the Warwood dam.
4 hearing will be conducted August 10
In the city-county building TO hear any
protests against the locating Of the In
take pier
Plans for the proposed work have
been placed on exhibition At different
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
BARBER SHOPS CLOSED

Tarhcr shops ihroughoY; the city Viii
hc closed today because az the fact 'ha'
the day has always been set aside as
tho day for the annual BARRIERS picnic
To-day however. the BARRIERS Will not
observe their picnic although the shops
will nc closed ON the other mana 'heH
will have the DAY 70 themselves and
will do as they see NJ with their time.
According 20 information given out last
>yeninr il is understood that many plan
- take their families and spend tn" day
n the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
CHESTER IS FOR
ELLIE WILLIAMS

MIR Jesse Chester. who was candi-
date for constable In Philadelphia dis
triCt. said yesterday that he congrat-
ulates the winner, Mr.. Ellie Williams
who received the nomination. and hopes
that he will be elected. Mr.. chester
made ono Of the Clcanest possible cam
pa igns. but the tactics used by one 'r
two of those VIII" opposed him were
not so praise worthy, he declares. lie
eays however. that the winner Mr.
Williams. made a clean campaign from
beginning to end. Mr.. Chcstcr's many
friends predict thnt he will he heard
from in the political field later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
MINE EXHIBIT
WILL Be LARGE
STATE DEPARTMENT OF MINES TO
HAVE DISPLAY AT THE STATE
FAIR HERE
Exhibit Will be Under r. M. bambr1s'
and Will DO of AL Facilities.

Among the exhibits in the huge tent
that will house the displays of the var
ious state departments at the west
Virginia. State Fair the week OF Sep
tember 40 is that Of TN" State Depart
ment OF Mines, under the direction or
Chief r NJ. Lamhic
In this exhibit there will hc five sets
~ sclf-contained breathing apparatus
rcophoncs. carbon monoXlde detectors.
Eurrcl gas masks and all other equip
mon, used in mine rescue and first aid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
FILES BANKRUPTCY

Samuel Davis. representing the NeT
York Cloak and Suit store, 1914 Main
street. filed a voluntary petition in
with L. S. District Clerk
John H. Conrad. yesterday. Frank A..
O'Brien is representing the bankrupt.
Davis gave his assets as s4.59o.l3 and
his liabilities az s2S.2I7i5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03

points where they can he examined by
the parties intcres, cd. The places arc
as follows:
/. S Engineers office. Keenan, build
Ing Pittsburgh. Pa, |. s. Engineers
office. sub-office. Marietta, o; L. 5. En-
ginccrs office. Dam No. IL. Warwood'
L. s. Engineers office ll22l2 fourth
avenue, Huntington. W. Va: /. 5. En-
ginecrs' office 405 Customshousc. Gin
cinnati, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
WORKMAN INJURED

william LeIthe Of No. 14S Fifteenth
street was injured yesterday when he
fell from a ladder while working on
the new addition TO the Stone & Thoma $
building. Leithe is employed by the
r. r. Kitchen company. He is IN the
Ohio Valley General hospital and ex-
pected to recover.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-01
PoR JUGAR AL "MoNTE"

Antier fueron arrestados en- la ca
sa 0. 10 de la calle del Hospital, los
individuos Buenaventura Paganacci,
Juan Reyes, Escolastico Serrano, Fe
lipe Rodriguez, Enrique Mercado, En-
rique Conde, Nicomedes Pizarro, Eu-
genio Diaz, Francisco Gonzalez, Ro-
sendo Molina, Matfas Arroyo, Jose
Rivas, Plscasio Ortiz, Felipe Liar
6i, Francisco Rivera, Fernando Ufre,
Juan Elias, Glicerio Martinez, Juan
Garcia, Ramon Romero y Manuel Ri
vera, quienes Sc entretenfan jugando
al monte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-01
tai DIA COMO HOY
10. DE MAYO DE 1906.
NAcIo DON MODESTO DE LA
FUENTE

En- MARIO de 1887 Sc comenz5 pu-
blicar en- Leon un periodico selnanal
ce caracter festive satirico. espiritu
liberal tendencia reformadora de abu-
SOS y corruptelas, que Sc titulaba
Fray Gerundio''.
La forma eran unas "charla,'' dono
sssimas entire Fray Gerundio y el lego
Tirabeque. Ell exito fue muy grande,
y amino sus fundador y 1nico re-
dactor y trasladarse de Leon Madrid
donde- continue en- escala ascendente el
txito. Fray Gerundio era D. Modesto
Lafuente v zomolloa, hiio de IN me-
clco de Cervera de Pisuerga, cue tuvo
este vastago ilustre en- l de Mayo
de 1906.
Fray Gerundio' fu6 ell peri6dico
de mas circulation de Espafia; nc ha-
bia rincon de la Peninsula adonde no lie
gasen las dos 'capilladas" que publi-
eaba por semana, ejerciendo una pode-
rosa infiuencia en- la opinion ror Ia
nlanera como vulgarizaba las mas
graves cuestiones Y por su habilidad
para identifcarse con Ell sentimientc
del pdblico, empleando un lengtajc que
liegaba todas las inteligencias y 9
todos los corazones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-01

Der todavia algo que produjese SEN
sacion. FL probleml, pues, esta ea
saber 81 ese apret6n francoingles de
manos es favorable adverse a Ia
Conferencia de Geneva. Es 10 que nos
puede decir ell seiior Benes.
En- Paris, cada Estado suele te-
ner SUI hotel de viajeros preferido.
Espafia tiene el Hotel Meurice, en-
uno de cuyos suntuosos pasillos Sc
resolvio la Ultima question interna-
cional espanola entire ell portero que
vino con el conde de RomaLones cuan
do era este presidente, al acabar la
guerra, Y el groom" del entonces
a1n vivo rey Nikite, el rey pocta,
que daba 4 los montenegrinos la IL
bertad politica de criticar sus actos,
pero no la libertad literaria de cri-
ticar sus versos, tomo ell tftulo de
zar porque en- su lengua es' una rima
muy rica. La "Petite Entente, la
cue pertenece ahora ell Montenegro,
Y q. puede ser un superestado, pre-
fiere, naturaImente, ell Hotel Conti-
mental. ALI he tenido ell honor de
hablar con el senior Benes a SUI vuel
ia de Londres.
Ell senor Benes,- al. empezarse los
preparativos de la Conferencia de
Geneva, tuvo una ocurrencia que no
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-01

Monserrate St. No. 19..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-01
Reflejos de Paris
TN personaje para Geneva

lord Derby. Ell senor, Benes, que es
todo 10 contrario de un lord, les ha
servido tambien de mano, quiza me-
nos cuidada, acaso mas util. Y 81
no salta ning1n imprevisto diploma
tico antes de aparecer este artfculo,
Sc habran estrechado las suyas res
pectivas los enemigos senores Lloyd
George Y Poincar6. Serfa sensational
81 en- la polftica europea pudiera ha-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-01

No Sc podia preparar la gran
Conferencia de Genova sin contar
con ell hombrecito de Estado de la
Petite Entente. El senor Benes ha
hecho el viaje de Paris y Londres en-
ell momento critico en- que ell sefior
Lloyd George queria responder y no
podia responder como guerra al "me-
morandum" del sefior Poincare, que
condicionaba la Conferencia de G9no
va. Los sehores Poincare y Lloyd
George no lograbln entenderse por
medic de sus embaj ajadores, y habian
echado mano de un lord francofilo:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-01

Las pleas de su auton6viI G
de ST. truck" pueden resuItar
como acabadas de saIir de la fa-
brica, ST usted las recompone
EN- los taIleres de
SOBRlNOS DE PORTlLLA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-01

Tenemos operarios expertos
para atender usted y ofrecerle
toda cIase de garantias en- los
trabajos que necesite. La isIa en-
terra conoce bastante "a
SOBRINOS De P0RTILLA
AAvA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-01

/ Desde que el ilustre Venizelos,
sometido al ostracismo, sc dedica al
cultivo de Il perla (me refero la
dicha familiar aportada a sus calidas
canas por una joven adniradora), ell
polftico de mayor circulation por Eu
ropa es ell sefor Benes. Como del illus
ire Nenizelos, del sefor Benes Sc pue
de decir que es un honbra de la Eu-
ropa nueva, en- efecto; es, como el,
un estldista de los Balkanes.
El senor Benes ha sido ell 1ltimol
bohsnlio y el primer checoeslovaco.
Antes de la guerra, no era nadie,
era periodista. Igual que Trotzki ha
venido a demostrar una vez mas, en-
gran escala, que ell periodismo con-
duce a todo siempre que Sc cumple la
condici6n de ablndonarlo. Ell senor
Benes durante la guerra Sc hizo fa-
bricante. La guerra ha sido la espe
cialdad de los fabricantes de NUM-
clones, de armamentos; ha dado tam
bien luglr a los fabricantes de Es-
tados. A esta Ultima especialidad
perteneci6 ell senor Benes. Empez6,
como todos los fundadores, por fun
dar la function ants que ell organo,
es decir que el senior Benes empezo
por lograr ser en- Paris el ninistro
de la Checoeslovaqlia, consegu; do 10
cual va solo le quedo por hacer la
Checoeslovaquia misma. Sc dedic6
a clio, con toda clase de anteceden-
ties y lego a tener en- su oficina una
Checoeslovaquia funcionando como
81 fuera de verdad. Las cufas Sc
vuelven lanzas, sobre todo en- ITEM
-po de guerra; Y ahora ell senof Be-
nes es el jefe del Gobierno de una
Checoeslovaquia autentica, con mon
tanas, rios, ciudades, trenes, que,
bien NAL, circular, ninos que ha-
cen gimnasia, personals que salen Y
entran en- sus casas regularmente;
personals que todo 10 revuelven, per-
sonls que no hacen NADIA, fuerza elec
trica bruta, fuerza publica demas
elementos indispensables para el
buen funcionamiento de la sociedad.
FL senor Benes ha hecho a1n mas.
La Checoeslovaquia es un Estado mi
ndsculo, pero el seiior Benes es to-
do un hombre de Estado: ha hecho
la "Petit Entente de clsi todos los
Estados balkanicos, la cual Sc ha i'm
puesto la atencion de Europa inau-
gurando, independientemente de las
grandes potencias, una politica que,
sobre los diversos problemas puestos
sobre el tapete verde, resultl hoy la
1nica polftica existsnte en- Europa,
de tai modo que Ell sefior Lloyd Geor
ge, el senior Poincare, los doses del
crep1sculo international, tienen. que
contar con este se1or Benes, pare
cido, por cierto, al maestro de escue-
la de un pueblo extrano que yo CO.
nozco. Doy este detalle banal por 81
en- algtn rincon de Espana vibra un
hombre capaz de arrollar los poll
ticos de Madrid Y de Barcelona, tfmi-
dos, despues de todo, Y torpes, como
palominos atontados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-01
KILN
Santurce, Puerto Rico,
Mario 10, 1922.

OdIl LOh OOg Isbt$t ~ ENtNOp
Mario 10, 1922.
Plaza Provision Co.,
San Juan, P. R.
Senores:
He usado la Ieche Kim por
espacio de dos .afios y creo que
es la mejor Ieche que he tornado
despues de probar todas las de-
mas, incIuso la de Vaca.
Estoy muy agradecida de di-
cho producto y feIicito a Uds.
por ell buen acierto al traer un
producto tan saIudabIe y puro
como 10 es la leche kim.
Soy suya alto.
Maria Duei1o.
San Jose ST., Stop 20.
Santurce, Puerto Rico.
Mario Il, 1922.
Plaza Provision Co.,
San Juan, P. r.
Senores:
Yo hace mucho tempo que
he estado usando la leche pull
verizada marca kim y creo
que no hay Ieche condensada
que la iguale,
S. S. S.
Juan Barberan.
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
SHERIDAN

Mr. Neiiis Humphrey ha. riam.
81 frum a VISIT io hsi daughter. Nr
Josie Roe. at Cate.ln.Rot
Mlu Opal nslout ~ Pleasant
Grow vhs ths mssf ~ u.s. sa.
Moore lriday
NJ and Nr Caus sBsuf .f
mar Forrest Grove aefe visitors n
ihis secii1n rrrrni1
lloheri L,rn ani vie asd N
Anna Noore uru quests ssmui,,
and SUNDAY
NJ Hannah NInnsf ani dsnrh
ter n near Caney Fork visited ~.
Sue laiss one day last ussl
Hevard Hurley and wife rr.nt th.
wcsk end 81 ls,ias russt. ~ Ksn,
ial'ue and famil,
hr PRANK Eofsu and .o,.
passed through hors att u,sl sr
route .io Nexioo io visit hrr father
who s hl
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
CROSS LANES

Dean Num- visiied l,le Moors
SUNDAY
Mr and Mu Ouslo~ Nunn and
son are visiting relative near Rep.
Con
Mi,s Edna Mas Heath and Nr .
hichafdiun passed through herr Sat-.
urday
Mr kallis O'Neal and Rsha Gov.
Frf visited Mr. J D Mnors and
dauehirf Saturday
Me- D Woo,ly and Mr. G.
Noou reeently visited NJ lonnie
Kerry
Mis Ina Vaughn visited Sis 90.
Ian summeuille one day lai ssel
Nr and Alr " nu,ai and
srn will leave soou fof Oklahoma
ksha ConEel snsni ths nast week
with boz uncle. , . O'Neal
81 and Mrs q Corlsy and 500
Nsre resent guests " be- parents.
Mf ani Mr. Henri Meta. near
Maiioon
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
ROCKY HILL.

A Ashhudre and wife spent SAT
uiday with hsf aistsI. N- Martin
AsbridFe and family
Nr George Templelon sp,ni Sat.
urda, uiehi with AZ luhu. Me.
Kinney
Mu Mitiis Hmwn and Miss Pan.
nie Campbell spent Friday wiih Ms
linnie hrowu ~ Emmaus
ATS Jessie Campbell and daurh.
Coz spent Saturday with hsr father.
BE Charlie radon and family
NJ Charl-- Mckinney visited rcl.
aiiyes lu ihs section "Wednesday
NJ u Builsr and vie ra.sed
Thru this section Saturday
A Stubbledeld visited relau,es in
ihis viciniiy Sunday
A. Ausiin na,r and faml,
spent Sunday with ! z Campbell
and family
a. s. az A.hrdr, aud wife
vcrr ir Salem Tuesday
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
DYCUSBURG

, A Crave uas Boz Hsrisrar
Insi .seek
iats Cudef ~ Frrionla uas r
our tovn several tay. hf eest
" D. Charlie len hr Gasfou
Saturday
Mu Freeman Eamars and utIs
daughter sere tn rai1.sh shopping
Friday
CAPT and Me- . % u,ter
were called o. Cass.in .Roci Iaat usss
ou accouni ~ its death ~ Capt
prser sister, Nu nay lambert
Charlie smith u ruus uas .n
aur viriniiY lsst sssk on tusness
Miss iula poIk of Emmaa. fnsnf
several day last vert sIih boz s..
ter Mr. nsaD simrtHm
Mn , q Well and daughter
~ Southland spent saturday ari
Sunday here 9th Nu o. Wat
hnrion
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
FORDS FERRY

J l.. Rankin made a business trip
to Marion last Thursday
Mrs Bessie Moore and daughter.
Of Marion, spent last week visiting
her mother, Mrs Jane Hamilton. of
this place
Jimmy Rankin went 10 Caye.in Rocl,
Saturday
Mis- Eihlyn Flanary, who spent
the last two weeks visiting in tho
country. has returned home
Mrs Nolan Brewer spent several
da,s this week visiting her sister.
Mr. Lester Terry. n the Forest
Gru,e section
lee Rankin u Marion wa In this
section lasi week
Gordon Rankin. son of M and
Mu Jimmy Rankin. has been quite
sick the past week
Nr Addie Brewer. who has been
at Frankfort the past hyc months.
ias returned home
Darby llughes. u Weston VA. .n
tlemenishurr THURSDAY
Capt " u wilbom ~ Marion
was in our town on business satur.
day
johnnie Heath has been visiting
h. sister ai Providence
N and Mu Tobe jane chris.
tened 'hen little ron Charles A
Wallace Rankin made o. huslnes.
trip b. kenton Friday
l0nnis and Herman Chfi went .o
Caye.in-Roek saturday
Misses fdvinia Rankink and Ger
trude fianary visited relatives and
fnsnds of Casad las, week
Nj and Mr. Henry Phillips u
Casad spent Saturday russts ~ Mrs
Phillip. parents. NJ and Mr. O.
TO- Rankin
The Crittenden press., 1922-02-10
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NJ Winford Mum n Repion spent
Saturday with q N Crisp
Mr. pessic pieksns and daughters
~ Princeton arc visiting relatives At
this place
Mr. Gertrude lleady ~ Harris.
burr u visiting her mother. Mu
Joe Dye
~ and Mt John Phillips of De.
koyen spcn, Sunday with her sister.
MIS- Bessie pickens
Mr. and Mrs l.. D. Rinro went
to Evansville Sunday
Mr. efbert lamb and daughter.
GLADYS. went 10 Dixon. one day last
week