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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

hesscs. as Mr.. Borglum explained in Rich
hohd during his visit some eighteen months
ago. IS difficult proposition. There are not
enough sculptors in the world to do il in a
litetimc Stonccuttcrs must be employed
III large numbers. and iroy must work from
enact measurements. Mr.. Borglum has con-
'eived the idea of projecting upon the
granite mountansdc photographs Of his
casts OF Lee and OF Jackson aud OF Johnston
;'hd OF Gordon and of Stuart The pictures
VIII be enlarged to their proper size in the
general scheme. The men may then work
with cXactitudc. OF course it must be
donc at night. hut. Mr.. Borglum says
the tact that il has not been done before
is no reason why ii should not be done now
Thereby Mr.. Borglum demonstrates the
fact that he is young. for ii is that tcst and
not years that measures the difference be-
tween youth and age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
Fines on a Cash Basis

10Y riders traffic law violators. crap
j shooters, fist lighters and other mis-
demeanants, beginning today, may as we'll
carry sufficient cash In their pockets at all
times To pay the standard fine The new
law then goes into effect requiring all off,
GERS imposing fines to give official receipts
therefor. as prepared by the Auditor OF
Public Accounts. There are stubs for each
receipt Clerks OF courts give official re-
ccipts when justices OF the peace and police
justices turn in the cash to them The
check is complete. Twice n year all fines
imposed are 10 he reported by the clerks
and certified by the attorney for the Com
mon wcalih. and they must show not only
the name, date offcnse and similar infor-
nation. but must state when the fine was
paid
This makes credit business In the i'm
position of fines practical impossibility
Trial officials will not take the risk of re-
porting fines imposed and not paid when
it is made their duty to insure payment
Folice courts and Justices courts must be
put on a cash basis
Ten days on he rock pile is often the
alternative. It will pay better To carry the
cash when one anticipates a violation of
the law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
tatNinr Stone Mountain

M ming Vein OF practicality with his
wi vision IN way that aUgurs we'll for
success. Gnzom Borelum proposes to utilize
~" now piebeian magic lantern in the exc
clton of the colossal monument to the
armies OF the Coufcderacy at stone Noun
tain Atlanta is full Of excitement, because
the wuik has really been begun. TO the ex
tent Of constituting the necessary Mia,
forms cor execution OF the central gronp Of
Lee ana his generals
stone Mountain said TO be the largest
block Of solid granite in the world will he
converted curirc into a memorial of Tho
Contederacy Upon its nearly Sheer 700
feet of height and a half-milc OF breadtb
IN front. Viii appear the figures OF tbn
caiefiains, nifty feet in height in some in
stances To the sides and top the yis,,
VIII stretch away into an army The con.
ccp'ion is stupcndous especially 10 hose
VINO nave seen the mountain ana yisuaIized'
what 1T viii he
u one can see In the mind momoria,
stretching from Murphy Hotel TO fho Ma,
sonic icnplc and as nigh As the Woolvortb
Building he will gain some idea Of ,bo
SIC Of his undertaking
10 carve correNly The big main like
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
JAMES BEVERLEY LACY
DIES IN CLOTH|ER, ". VA.
For More Than -Four Decades
Was Engaged in Coal Bust
ness Here.

James Beverley Lacy. sc. we'll
known Confederate veteran. who for
more than forty years was engage
In the wood and coal business here.
died at the home OF his son. Charles
y. Lacy, cIoihicr. W. Va Wednesdays
following Il stroke of paralysis Tho
funeral was conducted yesterday af-
ternoon from the HON. ar his son.
Burial was In Clothicr.
Mr.. Lacy was in the coal business
At the corner OF Madison and Cary
streets FOR many years. bu, several
years ago he sold out ms business
and went TO mississippi To live with
his daughter He was born In King
william County In 1886 hut came to
Richmond in carly life
As n member OF tho Young Guard.
he was present a. tn" trial and cx"-
Gu,ioH az John Brown at iiarpcr' :
Ferry and served throughout the War
Between the states in the Fifteenth
Virginia Regiment OF Longstrcct's
Corps, coming out Of the struggle as
sergeant major OF the regiment. He
took m active part in tho campaigns
in Tennessee Lees first invasion Of
MARYLAND. and the lighting around
Richmond in the closing days OF tho
war. After the battle Of Five Forks.
when Pickctts Division was de
stroycd. he made ms way To Rich-
nond ana surrendered To the military
authorities here.
lie WAS member II Pickett
Camp of Confederate Veterans ana
an active attendant "' IA" First Zap
fist Church during has long residence
in Richmond.
Besides e widow. nc is survived bv
two sons and q daughter. g. DOUG
ias Lacy. construction "uSincct
Charles y. Lacy. postmaster at
Clothicr. ". Va and Mrs W. H. Hale,
II NA,.LEy Ml.a
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Miss Mamie ". Singleton.

Miss Mamie W. Singleton -. dlcd
AT O'Clock yesterday aI,-r.oon an
the home Of her brother. John T.
Singleton. lOOl IL West Main street,
after prOtraCt"d illness Sh. is
survived by her mother, Mr. Martha
singleton. OF koch Castle Nt four
brothers John T. and ". e. single
ton. Of Richmond: r VI Singleton. OF
G"ochiand County. and /. a. Single
ton. of Hanover County. and two sis
iers-MrS. MOilie Dabucy and Mrs
Matte Carter. Of GooChland county.
The funeral Will TAX" place from
smyrna church. Goochland County.
at noon tomOrrnM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

set money for expenses except from their
patrons, we are likely to have TO pay more
for our electricity and gas and street rail
way transportation because coal to operate
costs more. The manufactured product will
he more expensive to produce and consc-
Pucntly viii be higher on the market.
President li;GdinE's fact finding commit
tee Will ind more painful public interest in
It's proceedings than has been accorded most
of the governmental investigating bodies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
Henry L.. NIcnrIcc.

DANvILLE. VA. Aug 3I.-Honry
Eldridgc M"nefce. -, d.ed ycSterdoy
At his home In Ferrum from com
plication Of diseases. He was IA son
of the tate Richard Mencfcc and
Catherine Hurt M"ncf.c OF near
Rocky Mount His VIE" formerly
Miss Lula Angle. OF Franklin. anil
seven children survive
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W WI.
Detroit. Mich)

'b'liolt, Mlch.)
$50 J.. M.-Thc Detroit News or
chcsira. Gibson Mandolin Guitar Or
ChcStra Mandolin quartet: Lust
spell overture" LA Sorclla." Man
doln solo. Waiter *. Bauer. soloist.
"Valsc Concerto" souvenir" Quar-
t.t. "rh" Rosary" Listen TO the
Mocking bird" Saw solo. Lloyd Loar.
soioist. April showers" Fisher
Ship. soprano. Cali ot spring" "My
Dear Song" \. W Crooks. inando-
cello. Venetian Love Song" James
Lohustou". tenor -baui" solo. Lights
out March Banjo quintet. sunny
South" Fisher Ship. soprano.
"Tickauinuy Rose" sons uf Free
dom
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Irwin L.. AII,Insnn.

ETNN MILLS. w. Aur- ~ -Ir.
YIN l.. Atkinson. 90 who died a, his
home, 'OcoloIa Bend. on tn. Pa
munkcy River. near here. Yesterday.
vas buried today by The eide OF his
".f" IN IN family buryinu ground
i, walnut Grove Ills brother. J.
w A,kinsoF. Of King william; four
sous. Benjamin and Bradley. Of Knlr
william William .. Atkinson. Han.
over. and Douglas Atkinson. Rich.
mlMl. sMrgLN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

~ LASkl. VA. Aug. John G..
Morih' g" for tw"nty-orc years q
tabor here, died Tuesday night The
a"oy was taken today to Stuarts
Dra't Tor burial. The deceased was
a native Of D"utsch krone. West
Prussia lie came to the I-ni,nd
states IN 1872 ana became "a natural
ized citizen in 1850. lie is survived
ny has widow and one daughter. Mrs
John Hicks. If Stuarts Draft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
james Henry IIouscmnn.

Funeral ecrviccs FOR James Henry
Housciuau, aged 30 engineer on tho
Ch"saH"ah" and ohio Railroad. wha
died Tuesday morning In his home.
2Nlo Floyd Avenue. were conducted
Yesterday morning In tho home. Rcv.
II. G. Gregory, pastor OF. St James
Methodist Church. officiating. Burial
"as IN Klvcryiow Cemetery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

ETNA MILLS. VA. Aug. 3l.-Mrs
Milton Cnsoy was buried today 1T
Remlah Bapr!s, Church Beulahvllle
Her husband TWO daughters and ono
son survive. as we'll as sister. Mrs
William Taylor. who livcd with her.
and ono brother Brnyrraa Gould
man. 81 Hanover County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
Mrs. Rem ~. ShIcId.

bANNILLE. VA. Aug. 3I.-Mrs
Rcna Womack Shields died early this
morning at her home at Spring Gar.
den. near here. after 81 long illness
Ton days ago her condition became
serious. but she rallied and doctors
were hopeful that she would improve
Her death today was quite sudden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
MrN. VI. y. Innnr

Mrs. Evelyn y Toonc. wife o' NJ
5. Toone, died at the residence of
her daughter Mrs .. y. Allen Z.
North Davis Avenue. AZ $40 o..fo,i
yesterday afternoon. AGED ~ Sa.
is survived. besides her husband :,tli
daughter 10y three grandchildren.
Horace L.. Eleanor s. and Anna T..
Allcm. TN. funeral viii take place
this afternoon at : o'clock from. 4,
North Davis Avcrue lnicrmont viii
be in Rivcrvicw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

lc:i0 r. M-weathcr forecast on
iS5-metcr wovclength.
i T.. -i'roduc" and stock mark ct
suotations. Baseball results. news
bulletins
$50 l.. M.-Twcnty-scCo chapter
OF Alice in Wonderland" kolin IIa-
ger, reader.
$40 l.. VI Health talk. vacation
Contiguous Diseases Lead TO School
Outbreaks By Dr. Herman NJ. I5iggg.
New York state Health Department.
rs T., M.-Conccrt program.
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u. II. ChilIrchA

Funeral services for r. Il chill.
dress, aged 80 who died Wednesday
afternoon at 4:ej o'clock in his home,
N2' North Twcnty-seventh street
Will he held this afternoon at 2
o'clock in the home. Burial viii be
| in Rivcrview Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
NN't:I,
Mglfprl IIfIIgi,1, j,

'M'dIord IiiilSidc)
y. NJ Musical program
20 y M.-Onicial weather fore
cast tISJ nctors).
1880 T.. Nj Boston Farmers FRO
ducc Market report ,ibj mCtcrs)
J.. VI -Amvad Womcu's Club.
J.. M-Currcnt events. noston
Traveller.
2:lJ l.. M.-Musicai program
. J.. M-.Markct report United
states Bureau OF Agriculture Econo-
mics tS5 m.;crs)
$50 T.. M-Boston polio" reports
Early sports news. Late news fInshar
L. Al Evening program:
l. science to-Dntc." a weekly
review hy tho Scientific AmorI.
can. exclusively for Amrad
WGI
II. JOINT recital by Miss Emma
Ainslcc. contral,o. aud Dean
Ninslow Iauscon. dramatic
tenor and the Ch!ckering Am
piCo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
q. ". II,lrhc.

DANNIIIE. VA AuL al-G y.
Hughes IS. ~ Riugold. died after II
| long Illness a his home Yesterday.
tn" int"rmcur taSinE place here THIS
afternoon. Mr.. Hughes was a son OF
! j. \. Hughes Of TINS city. who sur
wives lie also leaves "a widow and
several children
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Today's Radio
W IBAZ.

dispatch Papers. Richmond)
.i5-Baseball scores.
Isolate news flashes and wealth
CT report.
';55-Stock quotations and bed
time story.
S-conccrt under tn" direction of
senior Don jose Andoncgui, violin
ist. aud offering some a! the best OF
Richmond professional musicians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
Thnr,in. 4. AAii.Y

i.f NCiiSuRG w. Aug 81
Thomas + Wiley -. a native of
!iuSt"nrS. who had lived here twenty
years. di'd at his homo her. W.dn,s.
Hay night. after an iAncss Of four
Gays OF ncphritis. He is survived
10y his wif" ana live children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
n IL
Newark. y il

l. NJ --"Bcdtimc stories" by
Thornton W. Burgess. author OF the
bedtime stories appearing in almost
100 newspapers
l.. M.-"Wrckly Report on Con
ditions or Leading Industries" by X.
y. Wychorf.
SIS J.. M-'Lishtinr FOR Emclcu-
~" 10y Davis IL Tuck. electrical EN-
ginc.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

LfNCiiEI'KG. VA, Aux. al
Thomas J. HICKS ,i former resi-
dent OF iiuss"li County. who was on
gag" IN farming at Forest. Bedford
County. died at his home Their. This
morning, after an Illness OF ,vyn
years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
y. Il. simpson. I.u,cr,l

Funeral services for Z. * Simpson.
who died wednesday morning at
J. :3' o'clock in his home. East
Franklin Street. viii be conducted
from l.. T. Christians funeral estah-
!!shmcnt this morning at 10 o'clock
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Il IDI> \
east Pit,sburghD

East pittsburEhD
T. M.-Triwcckly letter from
Farm and Iiom-.' Dctours and
conditions Of Highways
d l.. M.-Latcst Victor records re-
leased TO-DAY.
L. M-Coucsrt by the Eutcrpian
Trio. Ella S,rihny. pianist. Raymond
Bandi. violin, and Russell Cook.
flute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
Yrs, SutiIo Dropcr.

PULASKI. VA. Aug 3i.-Mrs.
sadie Draper. wife of Jamcs Draper.
died In the county Wednesday. aged
-. She is survived by her husband.
nine children. parents and several
brothers and sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
rhnrrnn, r:ph'. Dni,y .rh,uub,

"a man ain Staht,d in dc right direction"
Sad Charcoal Eph. ruminativciy. "ontwell he
turn clean aroun in de wrong road an 20
back all d" way L whar he missed de sirnpost
Eat hunk o bacon Mistah Jackson"
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ScnSoiinbic.

We shall now rise in our place and repca,
the asc-old one as follows. 10 wit:
Nacauon"rs are all Eoing home bat the
trees viii not 10" leaving until Spring
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'VHTUWSV, lid
= L. Musical program by Leila
JcSiN, soprano. and the Parkway
! 1907 Garden Orchestra. courtesy Of
| H. LOT Herbert Peters. pianist
director. Is. J. ZimberoT. violin: Ed
die oh"rmill"r. saxophone and clari-
net. Walter a. Zurawsky. cornc,.
Leslie Parsons. drums.
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tSchucctady, y. "
- = Nj :. Naval Observatory
time signals.
1890 = NJ Noon s,ock marie.
quotations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
Echoes From Down Home

The old North state has started at last. and
SIN" viii he As hard to stop in the nineteen
'W'ni'es IN commonwealth building as she
was in the eighteen sixties on the battlc6cIds
or Virginia University News Letter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

N3o i. M.--Litcrary hour.
80 l.. M.-Dancc music By tho 4:
!. NIKE Society Orchestra. of New
York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

some OF the people who are praying for !,
hotter '"uEr'es have sucahinc suspicion
mat election results are sometimes answers to
prayer NshcviNc Citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01
THE DISPATCH
r,st 1850

SLlSHED every day "a tho year a. 10 South
!, enth Street. Richmond. Va. by The Times
i ispatch Publishing Co. Inc.
The Crittenden press., 1922-11-10
SIIOANI

Mr. Fnrru tiarrsuiiur and hrf
u.ocr spent hsi wees with Mr. u
1 lynn
Ms.c. Cuda Franklin sud Map
Watson vrrr bon, frida,
Mss Ada brown va. thr guest oi
N... Narrir Mckinney Thursday
Mns Clement tNnn was che ve'A
sri guest 81 hsr sister, Nr N %
Morrill, ~ fmnors
M.sa lr.ss Arnde, vas thc rlr.t
.sf tsr sister. W.u lauua. of lrtaH
iaF Sunday
so anl Nr Prank ileifs ar,
usr of hls rarris Nr sni Nr
|u Wulrr uf tuHri Ouw
Nr and Nr e. Robertson afr tIr
pfu.d rsrcuis of "a HuJ baby rri
/ Ihte Nls Urstef Franks s visit
Itnr her ,ousln. Nr 81 Campbell oi
IOalIand CTS, lnd
Mr l. Yorl moved a MrsiCo th.'
week
/ Ma pcaflc Lyun b. visiting boz oak
land CITY, lnd
! Mr and Mr. Henry Lynn wen,
lrurfts ~ Mu Martha Franks sun
day
4 Mr and Mr A Cooper Wvr
SUNDAY quests " NJ and Mr. n
Garncii ~ Salem
Mr. Eta Moorr visited Mr. li
Moofr Wednesday
The Crittenden press., 1922-11-10
FREEDOM

Misses Lee and Leila Craigheat
we're guests Of Miss Winnie Ilillyard
Sunday
Mr and Mra Tom McEwen spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs Craig.
head
Mr Luther McEwen and Mr Ce.
cd Craiphead were guests Of Mr X.
lliIlyard Sunday
The singing at the home Of Mr
Harness was well attended Sunday
Mias Roma Brown was the guest
Of INSISTS Daisy and Margaret Wing
Monday
Mr and Mrs Wilmer Hughes spent
Sunday with Mrs Emily Brown
Miss Reba FrItt was the guest
of Miss Vesta Hughes Sunday
Sis Daisy Wins was the guest of
Mls Mary Hillyard Sunday
The Crittenden press., 1922-11-10

Nr and Mr. Calvin Hunt. oi
Route o. were in ths cts Saturday
Ml W a cullen returned Thur
dai from several weeks visit o. friend
boz Narih Carolina
Mr and Mr. plbssk. ~ Clay.
spent ths scsk cod aiih their uncle.
TO- % Little
Mr. lim Cardin sent % Eyans.
fi.e Monday o. enter aauiiorlum
.faf treatmsni ST. Cardin accom-.
PAINTED hcr
Re, Doc Horrari. u salem. sas
in ths cts Monday
Mr a e. kimssy and daughter.
N.H Anna May. ~ ths sheridan ssc
'uon. lsf o. Clifton. I'D Monday %
Itrf friends
Mf and Mr. Mar.an nraniley u
Hosetud uer visitors Boz Munor
Saturday
ur and Mr. u q Patterson
~ buianey. spent ths wesk end viii
Hf Patterson brother. George Pat
trfsan
prssid.nr Eidr q 2 Dillon. uh.
.hsd quarterly conference ~ b. Meth
dlr Chur,h sunday leh for hf
'tomr u Hsntsrsan Monday
M Al Ouof Caw springs "a
In tte 5Ity Saturday
Wr.su Tom and q D nolhn
.ari Peter lamb. ~ Tribune scltioi
,srr .n ths diy saturday
Mu % S urnuy returned sunda
from Nashville. uhsrr shs has hcs
Visiting boz sou. Gilbert Denny
Mr u 81 Denny fsiufci from
|ta.nsss tuu O. loais,iils sunday
j. Mr Robert Rrdi ~ prnlsion uh
hss BEEN visiting thr family ~ b.
. iaihsf luthsi Reid. retumei ham
.Tfssday
q Mayof nshs Boswell and fsmu
. lcf "Wednesday for a Motor tnp
b Martin and lssinFiou. Tenn ta ,t
/. if RELATIVES and FRIENDS
f Miss Mona Cass. TEACHER ~ CuyI
aud Niss Huhs Dean. teacher al CleI
iou. sp,ni ths vrrk cod a. home
The Crittenden press., 1922-11-10

when my Niece hrst visited the coun.
try ,he watched me sheIlinE peas. aud
during iInner she explained by saying,
"Alniy just opened litile pocketbooks
nud tnok em out Exchange
The Crittenden press., 1922-11-10

ZION. Ky, DO - as follows
That a side war'blllt on the south
side ~ Belleville Street abutting on
the lot n Newton Brookshirc. said
wall 10 begin al the end Of walk 10
frunt of said Newton Brookshires
dwelling and extend east a. far as
said lot extends and 10 run parallel
with center of said street, said walk
to be- the width u the walk in front
of residence The pavement to be-
made Of concrete and the whole to
be- done in good and workmanIike
manner and 10 be- completed within
thirty t3o) days from the publIca-
ton of this ordinance, and II said
wall o. not completed within said po-
r.od n thirty days. the City Marshall
will advertise for 10 days Tor sealed
bids 10 complete said walk as requir-
al by ihis ordinance and lct the COM
tract n have said walk built 10 the
lowest bidder, and the expense ~
pu'tur down said walk II done UNI
der contract with the CiW Marshall
o. herein provided. shall become "a
lien upon said property as Provided
by the charter ~ said City Boz such
cases made and provided
The tho 6ih day u November. 1922
BEHE BOSWELL.
Mayor
2 O. Haruendinr. C.ty CIrrl
The Crittenden press., 1922-11-10

Ons out q ever twenty-five farms
IN the united States h opsraisd BY
q womau
The Crittenden press., 1922-11-10
snERIFrs SALE FOR TAXES

Hy virtue OF take. doe she Tols
Graded School District for th, year
la1l. or one of my Drpuiies, will
ou Monday the 18th day " Noyem-
hsr. 1922 between th, hour ~ 10
o,losk a M and 9 O'Clock = M.
az Court House door iu Cuttondcn
county. Kentucky expose % PUB
lie SALE o. thc highest bidder for
ra.h n hand. the following property
Coz so much thereof as may be- nc1s
c.sau 90 satisfy he amount ~ taxes
doc afor,sad and o0stsl to.wit
y % CHANDLER
Chu r Riley. one town lot Boz
Tnn 1921 ................s 3 80
So Sue Tabor. one town Doc
m Tou. 1927 ............ i.25
10 A Sheffield. one town Iot
H Tolu. rs ............. 80 t0
Sam kimseY, ilt acre. near
Tolu, rs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = 20
H. q Tabor, one town lot boz
Iolu. rs Observation-Disclosures. ~ 90
The Crittenden press., 1922-11-10
Local News

" q Tu,lsr uaasriahsr and con
bslmsf
Mr vii naksr q Route Q. vas
in ths c.t, Saturday
M,s- Sell Baker. ~ salem b. us.
nirr SIR iahn Prank. ard Nrston
Muorr
Mr and Mr o u tn.rh. u
ths country asr, Boz town Saturday
fhoruur
lli and Nr % ID Fnns'.n. ~
ths Hebron section. ae, Marou y.s.
Saturday
Mr Tom Jones ~ Cmynr aas q
Nhian ,hopps Saturday
Nr o. Ward. ~ SHADY Grove
va, bon, an tas.nfss last eeet
" n utha.rn. ~ Haekfori aal
in us at, of Tharsiai ~ Iasi sest
lian % & Els. ~ DaiissI oaln
ts. W. boz ths aiI FRIDAY
s.,smatst of Cnusnisf
Spring. ssri.sn. uas H ths riiy Non
ta}
Ne S q Caruahan sa1 a tasI
ne visitor ai ulaskfod "Wednesday
suri . O. q rafa and famIb
have mo,sd ta thrr Maran hom
o. spsnd ihs winter
n hrana frshfH0r un Mat
vsl street caught hrs ast Frda
aiaut roon arl vas under sllh head
vay burning before be- sa. dIsoatsro
that Do uas ty ths ,r1 tfsi sof
by number ~ fusnis ani urlrh
tor o. hold ths hrs .n ,hs,k uri
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