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The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

A LII efforts TO get The
- Glutt and Siki into the
- ring have cooled off. We
can't get Sikh, Carp and The
Glutt into one ring by himself.
It looks like Clemeneeau's
manly exhibition of eating
eight hard-boiled eees without
wiping off his chin has made
The Glutt ring shy.
The Glutt's fighting ability
seems to have fizzled loose
from his all-his. But he is still
tough.
Only last week he was riding
his safety bicycle through Ari-
zona's fsvorite desert when
some cyclone picked him up,
and soon he was riding two
barns tandem. Il carried those
barns and The Glutt for two
hundred miles. II was SO cold
riding the barn that The Glutt
got malaria.
The Glutt and his pet barns
were blown into Tucson and
right into DR.. Smipp's office.
Old Doc Smipp asked The Glutt
where his prescription was.
The Glutt pointed to his two
barns and said: Fill that"
On one barn was: Coon
ble's Non-Partisan Pills for
Man and Beast"
Other barn read: "Meeps
Reversible Headache Powders
in All Sizes"
The Glutt got his pills and
some five-and three-eighths sire
headache powders.
He was the only man who
ever got his diagnosis off barns
and his consultations through
tornadoes.
DR.. Smipp's bill called for
three barns and two freight
cars. The Glutt paid him off
when he received his next hur-
ricane.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
WEST VIRGINIA
OFF FOR COAST
NEXT TUESDAY
Football Squad Will Travel in
Own Car on Trip to CaIifor-
mia for Game.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. Is. - TIL
itinerary for West Xirpini

PITTSBURGH, Dec. Is. - The
itinerary for West Virginia
University's football team on
its trip to the Pacific Coast to play
Gonzega University at San Diego,
CAL, on Christmas Day, was an
nounced here today.
The team leaves here next Tues
day afternoon, arriving in Chicago
the following morning with close
connections there for Kansas City,
Northern New Mexico and Northern
Arizona, arriving at Los Angeles
the morning Of Saturday, December
%. The team will reach San Diego
at 1 o'clock that afternoon. The
first workout will be held imme-
diately after detraining at San Die
go. The squad and others in the
party will have their own car.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
AL. Umps' Beware;
Old Frank Chance
Issues Warning

American League umpires
beware! Frank Chance, old
enemy of the arbitrators, is
at it again before he really
starts as the Red Sox man.
ager.
81 am what may be called
hard boiled on the ball
field" said ne, land all the
players on my club will have
TO be hard boiled, too, and
be sure to play their hardest
to win. That goes for every
one of them" Chance is
the. picture of health, and
has no hesitancy in tackling
the hard task which un-
doubtedly lies before him.
He tried to get the aid of
Johnny Evers to boil them
harder, but the White Sox
would not allow him to go.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
GAME FOR FRIENDSHIPS.

The eighty-five-pound Friendship
A. c. is primed for this after.
moons tussle with the Carlisle A.
c. on the Fifth and l. southeast
gridiron. The Friendships have
won their last six starts. and II
they brush aside the Carlisle crew
from the championship path they
will go after the St. Agnes eleven.
The latter team toppled the Friend.
ships in the early season game.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
Yale Grads Assure
Jones of Confidence

NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-Graduates
of Yale University held a rally at
Montclair tonight for the purpose
OF assuring Tad Jones of their
confidence in his ability to turn
out winning football teams at Yale.
Bill Mallory, captain-elect of the
team: Charley O'Hearn, winslow
Lovejoy and Newell Neidlinger were
among the prominent guests.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
MAY BUY CLUB.

NEWARK. n. J.. Dec. 15.-Nego-
tiations for the purchase of the
Newark International Club fran
chise are in progress today. II is
understood. A. Frank Hatch, a 10
cal theatrical man representing a
! group of Newark business men.
has asked John Conway Toole to
set a purchase price.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

listed their annual dual meet as a
feature Of the Yale commencement
week exercises next June and. II
the experiment is successful. they
Will make 1t a permanent arrange
ment. These will be the first Yale
Harvard track and field games &c
be held on the new Yale track
They are scheduled for Saturday
June 16.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

M % s py s sS
quality be developed Du' "'" Co" "'
. natter Of brain Ts
brain would hardly sink tug
The finest types Of natural instructive between
c % i1 Bill e sa ezs de s Belong s
xS but the ea a'h has hs
stinctive team play Of mind and muscle.
Wssn .sms,hs that Ssse ball George
f. for further na. s,S only
',s any
left s'fS @ e s's campaign ten % +
ANOTHER CASE.
A f man ~ wsvd have done the
sight By without waste Of time
a. ahead sttsmpns the wasn't
Ss . lack of
DEVELOPING THIS INSTINCT.
The upon the devel
If s.st have think
better pi chance a eiS S se M @ D up BY long hard training he has
sSf.sss SF &: II
hits lucky to find it The physical pa Of the
Rs ss esn think ahsa en the
. 9 G.. &ss $ s.sR % f Hsa ss
mers e have M to think how an ought to
s Ra s Ham. nd n g;e a to with That
at twenty-four. ~ p
CT OF Pr1nceton seems to have the nhng coordination
needed On two occasions he found his
Chicago line for needed touchdowns he had two
touchdown when
ing straight through he struck mmovable place
trying straight ead he Immediately BODY and
& ms drvns force over to the right with sudden
happened both Chicago touchdowns The to be mme
dlate for there wasn't half breath think when Crm
found the road blocked. w. '" oiu"
The muscle first what so that it can respond
ss sssss s psys
side OF the There nothing that bring greater
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
SOCCER GAME POSTPONED.

The championship soccer game
between Pierce and Monroe sched-
uled for yesterday afternoon was
postponed. due to the condition of
the field. The game will be played
Monday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
MOhawks Launch Court
Season with Victory

Flashing a snappy brand of basket
ball. the Mohawks opened their court
campaign last night by turning back
the crack Navy Yard quint, 2s to II.
The work of Meany won the game
for the Mohawks. He shot in mid
season form in making seven bas-
kets. Lineup and summary:
MOhawks Navy Yard
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
ANOTHER FOR MACKIN.

The Mackin A. C. extended its
winning streak last night by de-
feating the Wilson Normal School
auint in the latter's gym. 20 to II.
The victors entered the game with.
out their regular forwards. Line
up and summary:
Wusnu
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
Yale-Harvard Meet
Date Set for June 16

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. 15.-
Yale and Harvard have decided
upon a new experiment for their
track athletic schedule. They have
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
DEFEAT ALEXANDRIANS,

The La Sale basketers of the
Waverly A. c. last night defeated
the st. Mary's Juniors. of Alex.
andria. in the latter's gym, 30 to
IA. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
Y0SEMITES TO PLAY.

The Yosemite A. c. and the Wa
verify A. c. will meet tonight at s
O'Clock in the Ingram gym.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
DEMfsEY's sOLILOQUY.
tcopyrisht 1924. New York Trssun. i

DEMPSEY'S SOLILOQUY.
am monarch Of all I survey,
But that doesn't help me lot;
There isn't soul IN My scay,
A riuai to build up the pot.
There is no man to sohom can do0
My croWn tn belhgerent mood,
And yet I'd be far better off
Perhaps If Oasn't so good.
! am king of my realm, I suppose.
And yet where the money is made
There is no one to hit on the moss
Where tapping on beaks Is my trade.
I've got enough kale for start,
My bodv's as firm as a rock,
And yet l. am fond of my art;
Who knoi0s of chin can sock?
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
CENTRAL WINS
FROM PREPS IN
OPENING FRAME
Blue and White Presents a
Makeshift line-Up to Fill
Gaps Left by Regulars.
presented a make

OENTRAL presented a make
shift lineup in its opening
- game of the season yester-
day, but experienced little or no
trouble in mauling the Army and
Navy Props, 33 to IA.
1t was the first time the Central
players were on the court since last
Monday and when the squad ap-
peared, Ally johnson, Dick John
ston and Birthright were missing.
They will rejoin the team Monday.
The Prep basketers were never
dangerous and did not score a has
ket from scrfmmage until a few
minutes after play was resumed In
the second half.
Captain Day. Childress and Miller
scored all the points fos the Blue
and White champions. Day counted
seven baskets from scrimmage and
Childress and Miller. each made
four. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
Wilson Normal.

xsn, sar ,1.utlons-horo%Ta unfic %T tor oConnor,
'Fisid goals-Byng D, Watt (2). Works
man (3l. Carroll t3), Potter (3. Foul
goals-Byng (2). Potter, Carroll.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

Substitutions: Central-krebs for Dey,
Dey for Miller. Yost for Hall. Sellers for
Childress. Dey for Sellers. Dezendorf for
Dey. Ankney for Miller Army and Navy
Prep-Hampton for Lindsey. Underhil
for Pierce, Cole for Clark. Williams 70,
Estep. Flynn for Pengnet Rixey for Cole
Field goals-Chiidress (D, Miller tp
Dey 1. Lindsey. Pierce (2D. Clark
Pengnet. Foul goals-Dey % out of ~
Pierce q out OF -. CnderhiI @ out oi
~. Referee-Kimble
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

It looks like Clemenceau's
manly exhibition of eating
eight hard-boiled eggs without
wiping off his chin has made
The Clutt ring shy.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16
n SAYS sBUCS"
.B d,eT
WHEN THE GlUTT
DEFIED SCIENCE
Roughtown Champion Had to
Get His Headache Tablets
Made in Boys Sizes.

A Ii efforts TO get The
- Glutt and Sili into the
- ring have cooled off. We
can't get Sikh, Carp and The
Glutt into one ring by himself.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

The Glutt's fighting ability
seems TO have fizzled loose
from his all-his. But he is still
tough.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

muscle must first be taught can
Immediately This gives the mind chance weraned
troops without being hampered by lack of confidence
side of the There is nothing can bring greater con
dene than coordination mind and muscle ra;n.d
handle the at hand. - No>'-' 'i"'"eu "
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

DR.. Smipp's bill called for
three barns and two freight
cars. The Glutt paid him off
when he received his next hur-
ricane.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

The Glutt and his pet barns
were blown into Tucson md
right into DR.. Smipp's office.
Old Doc Smipp asked The Glutt
where his prescription was
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

On one barn was: Coon
ble's Non-Partisan Pills for
Man and Beast"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

The Glutt pointed to his two
barns and said: Fill that"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-16

He was the only man who
ever got his diagnosis off barns
and his consultations through
tornadoes.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

Auxiliary. q j. ihe dlD % local units
~ ihe Auxiliary in towns where "a.
service mrn are in hospitals 90 keep The
disabled mem supplied with little com.
forts and deliCaclcs nof provided BOZ
the government The women write
letters tu the patients send them
newspapers books magazines. fruit
haihrubcs bed slippers. candy cigar.
cites and special articles that fhey
desire Under Mrs Cudsorths supsr
vision. ns president N ths national
welfare cummliiee NJ CO., AurnIary.
This vors o. being iane ln the middle
western states mer shich she has
supervision. Mr Cuiuurih personal
81 visits disabled service mrn In 10
hospitals ~ boz territory hears their
complaints and utes them up uiih
ihe pfurer government officials
A Legion past " i.o.p mru ln sci.
eaukec adopted Mr. Cuia1rih a.
Mother heause she lssf boz only
IN during thr World aar
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

ments. the tuner. the crystal detcctof
aud ihe telephone condenser, can he
mounted on q stained base of wood,
say. eight inches square and one.hali
Incn thick. This viii keep the com
ponent pnrts Of the set together. max.
Ink "a compact unit Of the whole and
also be- advantageous in that % viii
hold the instruments while ADJUST
mouts are helng made.
The sketch shows how The lnsiru
monts are connected with each other
and 90 the ground The condenser l.
Connected to one side OF the tuner and
Co the crystal detector The ground
q connected 90 ihe other side of the
phones and the condenser and the
tuner
Lamp cord Is excellent Tor connect
ing up small radio sets OF ibis kind
% being o. good conductor. well lusu.
lated and easy 20 handle.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
oERRANrs BIG LOSS IN WAR
Deaths Directly rfacsatis 20 tss
Weird ceHfIti A. placed 81
About 100000

A study ~ ihe af.1.ai rrrnris ~ 30
o,rman var department shnus mar
81 mrn werr kInti anf inn Wounded
M CO., German Hde fnrns etery ta1F
tte World var rrrf rfis estimate
We arfitrl 40 sfrf fhr archives hsf
ben rrohri tf genrrai Won Affl 4.
1nr NJ ihe urfuan Hhilh command
u ID aisa stated .n ite sams rsfalrf
that coo taisrf t1f total ~ flna.
go mrn uHiff sfuls iuf.ns the var.
n which isNfls uefs either tHirf
0nirrm of died af wounds af Sickness
Incident in ihsif service The nfresf
nfufra are tinu ri ihf humber -
Germans uHlniff ahIrh Gensui Az.
rurt piaoes nc teHFn
German deaths directly trarsatis
o. CO. var aro PLACED af about o. .
nuun
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
vAeARlsS OF VACUUM TUBES
Peculiar As,ions That Always Ationlsh
and somstlmst Brighten the
Amateur Radiolst

Everybody who has had anything 10
a. with vacuum tubes has from time
O. time had them DO unexpected things
and give results that af the moment
sven beyond explanation.
The explanation OF several charac.
trrisiics % these miniature giants
which are met with IN dfly operation
q sure 90 prove Of rrcat interest 10
fho amateur IN cases where the ac-
tlons Of the tub are not Understood
these pecul.aritio have sometimes
frightened people
une Instance of newborn fans
ff.-hf ives brought 90 attention ln a
better oi inquiry The instrument had
ius been 80 up AMI was being oyer
ntci ior ihe nrst time TOE tubes had
been firmly adjusted and Wcro lusi no
che splitting point ini-ovcf they went
giving vent o. the mnst wucarthly
sounds The embryo enthusiast who
looked upon The nudIun tube us nm
sieciric light thought lt was going io
explode. We jumped away from The
instrument and out % the room. and
dld not venture near q or several
hours and then only after rcachIug
round the corner ~ me door with a
lotg STICK and pulling the battery
switch on
similar Instances have come 10 NJ.
tentlon when hulhl Eonerate yarlcol
orei yupors IN the vacuum chamber.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

Just the deiccior hy changing tho
point No which the sprinE and crys
ial % he doteci0r make contact UNTIL
when a nearby electric Light o. snapped
on and 81. click IL heard IN
the head phones The dcicctor O. nov
adjusted ou a sensitive spot 90 the
crystal ~ changing the slider %
sitiou. che transmitting station should
b. ricsed %
After d station q once picked up
u is an easy matter % adjust tie Do
iector and slider position until maxi.
mum RESPONSE D. obtained In the tel-
eph0ne receiver With a simple 80
Of he Kind described IN this and pre-
ccdlnE articles and a little pfactlce
one soon becomes adept No picking ur
a given station. The entertainment
derived from listening lu O. usually
well worth the time spent and IN
money invested.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

tanning the crystal q silicon o. gale
IA on the strip Of metal aud allowing
che spfius % make cuntaci with ihe
surface u the crystal ihc ieiecior d
cumpleie and ready fof operation.
A complete crystal deiecior eau b.
purchased from % cents % 81 De-.
pending upon the type
Two other pieces % apparatus are
necessary that cannot b. readily con-
afulcicd they are the telephone con.
dcuscr and the REVIEWERS A tele-
phone condenser o. b. used ln shunt-
iug across the phones can b. pur.
chased Tor about ~ cents
Dor us, with a radio receiver Of
thls typc q u recommended that a
pair % 100o ohm. Murdoch fyre SO.
81 receivers costing 81 b. purchased
These afc an the nccrssary parts
ucclc1 Cor The complete recclvcr.
n n n desired. the three lnstru.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
HOW TO LISTEN IN

There are two yar.nhles ln our rail1
receiver that require adjustment
uhun Do o. desired io llstenln. FIRST
ihe deiccior. and sccpnd the Slide po
s.ilon on the tuner once the slider
position has been determined Dor any
given transmitting station. Il Is only
necessary 20 adjust The deiecinr 90
pick up that same station again.
To operate the receiver f1r The hrsi
time % D. best 90 wait until some
station Ike KpKA O. transmitting b.
tween SAD and e'10 D GA. Then af
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
TIPS TO THE RAoIolsr

Fired - Callhcr rife shells
make good switch points or tun.
iug cils aud receiving trans.
formers.
A single wire aerial 100 %
80 feet long IL sufficient for
local and lone distance recepton
~ hroadcastiug stations
DO noe string serials across
the street or across electric
wires keep anicnna wins on
electric iight and telephone
poles.
stranded copper or siiid cop.
Do wire should b. used rins
pt0r hfnurr wire n utfa.uah'e
o. stronger bui uat superior o.
caprrr
Good cnisci win a r'sor ~
mineral llkr raieua nu b. bad
by wrurnlne BE- la unfou 90
course che top % the cysial
d lcfi exposed
The huss ends 10 large car.
fridge shells make splendid
crystal dotcctor cups They
should BE- cleaned out thoroughly
before they nre used
The winding or cardboard
tubes from oatmeal boxes may
BE- improved greatly II the tube
4 nrst heated In an oven Cor
about ~ minutes o. take out
ulo moisture and then wound
OF better still shellac q while
q a silli warm and leave u
, O. soak IN.
IN winding tuning coils with
hare wire a thread should b.
wound 90 with the wire THIS
viii separate each turn. When
the coll u finished the thread
can be- taken On shellac should
Dc applied Immediately. When
the shellac h dry the copper
wire viii hold d. place
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
RADIO
CRYSTAL DETECT0R
EASY TO CONSTRUCT
Telephone Condenser and Re.
oeiyers Can Better Be Pur.
chased-MOunting the Set

Tho material needed 70 construct a
simple crystal doiecior is ns follows 4.
Piece of silicon or sl'cna nodded
On a metal button. - cents
Two binding posts. 90 CENTS
A block of shellacsel or stained
wood by 80 inches
a thin strip OF sheet copper or
bmss q inches wide by two inches
bong
Mount the two binding posts 90 the
block OF wood a. shown fastening uu.
der one binding post "a strip OF copper
or brass-see sketch-ani under the
other binding post a coi'cd up spring
Of nne sprlngy copper or brass wire.
~ placlng he button % metal con
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
Gle
AMERICAN
@I.I:G|ON@
CHERISH WORLD WAR RELIC
pillar From Altar Of Church In Ruined
Village Of Bellsau AZ National
headquarters

one ~ the most treasured N the
many World war RELIES being gathered
az the American Leglou's national
headquarters. Indianapolis Ind. II
that Just reviewed from the hattlenelds
of France. u IL pillar from che
altar ~ a church which once stood In
the ruined village ~ lielIelu. adjacent
ihe famed wood % that name. near
Chateau Thlerry
The wooden pillar hears honorable
scars those suffered when SCORES Of
German hlgh.explosiye shells crashed
into ihe little church one she'll fmg.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

~ n a moving rictufa thsafsf. shass
constant Ei'liuruess t1 fhroa apsn
ihs doors ~ hef auusrueuf house.
o. liberty bond rs crafs anf
ether clmraiu|s e0n hef ~ rIsui.fs
u 40 and Clusff trr hama aorllnf
o. diminish
urr ri CO. things atIrt Mrs
sfarEey go fn rrrusf earfImr mHri's
vas tn sh0e the pictures ~ an ffe
hHfs from o. s1flf 500 uefe ln DO
seryirr- 80 ln col flgtfs anf trsf
On hef ffrafrf asre al fufuistri rff'is
o. wartime onman'fT E1ffrnnFt
The rasf 0f ite H'ms which arre ~
Con- shaau af fhr siffsrf fhrafef aas
borne hy ifs proprietor rrf fff flnis
i0 ha'p fhf seffiar mrn urfr auE.
mrrfri sH mu.h more
O. suenr irEisrHIrrs taif Mrt
sfHffaY rn as fhe rnrfHal Hhn rfff
frofri on heif rnai sui Instead ~
rash
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

-nccs 20 take this woman far thy
lawfully welded wifoT nskci the
colorsd parson. flanclns a. iho dlmlna.
tive. watgry.eyei. huu leErgi bride.
groom. who siuoi trsIdu tao hundred
and tsn pouuds n feminine assafancc.
"Ah takes noihin'." rloomllY ~
spondsd tho bridegroom "Ahs hein'
tooked."- American Legion Wrskty.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

meut 40 but tore ne pillar 10 halves.
hui when ne marines and fhe lnfln.
try bad driven bach fhs enemy ani
rrmriurei the foan. Or hfueaih mo
mass 10 stone and MORTAR the aliaf
vas found intact
tuuu reiumlnE in their irFausiel
home fhe French VILLAGERS lnokcd upon
ne little altar ns "a fnni omen ani
~ ahauf to clear up their ruined
church hu.li.nE later fhef removed
0ne ~ fhe altar pillars and afirr np.
pf0pf.afo ceremonies. Hrnf lt fn Amer.
ica as the gifi n appreciation ~ the
cumunuc NJ nsiirau fn fhs Yankee
rrElmruis through their 0rsnn.ufian
of o. teslon Tho pillar b carefully
preserved no the ieslans traiguaf.
ters protected By the Frrnch ard
American flags
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

Revenue officers seeking d.siillers %
thc farfamed ana hnrdhltiIng white
tiehtnln'" In The mountains II Ken.
tucky ny that many raids made IN
enc last few months have proven un.
successful. due ~ the adoption of ~.
dlophouc IA a means of communln.
flan among the moonshlnera
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

Listening ln" Thousand miles
away. American isgiun men ~ chat.
field. Mlnn. heard iiaufuri MacNi.
der deliver an address on adjusted
compensation before On aui.enco IN
Pittsburgh. "a. n the speaker bad
known how larso be audicnco rally
waf BE- probably would have spokca
lnnlaI.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

risal fhe service
men OF l. snelf
MINI. claim tlue
n the latter lives
ln L. sueuf anl
wars a rann n
metal daCofafin
f0r ue Wafk
which she 40
turing ne uar
10 aid ne yarl as
drives and the
service nan She
T. Mr. Henrietta
A SfarkrT uau
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

q uas be- nui tis.f o. no rsres
On being infrtsiueei fn r. famous
i1rteI she aid q ttink if' sas iur
iaa safef RI sou i1 uin iiaf three
InIiars o. mrr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

in Indiana tlu
n0ls Iowa. Wis
Cmfn. ohio.
West Virginia
Kentucky Kansas
and suurl
know or are 20
lng Co knoN DE-
fore che year b.
ouf or Airs Maud
a. Cuivprfl Aiil
Naukee WIS., a
uatIialaI vice
president OF the
American Ierln
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
Carrying On With the
American Legion

farmer save aa irrgs snI ths $50.
lacs gave loi to coo IImhritiaan
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open tD parents sisters and brothers
M men who gave their lives in the
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