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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
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tiff's attorney. E.. A: Jones
HUH agt. HUH; Charles S. Hillyer ap-
pointed commissioner; plaintiffs attor-
ney, H; F. Lerch; defendants attorney,
Freer ast. Freer; E. s. McCalmont ap-
pointed trustee to sell; bond, $40 600:
plaintiffs attorney, f. S. McCaimont
Hawkins agt. Tribby; order requiring
tins attorneys. Stewart. Collins & He
mans: defendants attorney, Howard
Boyd.
Toomey agt. Toomey: order for counsel
iees; plant1n's attorney, w. c. Martin:
defendants attorneys Beckett & Gaskins
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1.-Justice Wright
Samaha agt. Palmer; order to return
deposit; plaintiffs attorney, Alexander
Wolf.
Kelly agt Chapman; on trial; plaintiffs
attorneys. r. 8. Hume and J. J. Darling
ton: defendants attorneys, Baker. Sheehy
& Hogan.
CIRCUIT COURT NO 2-chief Justice
Clabaugh.
Coberth agt. Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company; jury respited; plaintiffs
attorneys, W. G. Gardiner and E. N.
Hopeweil; defendants attorneys. Doug
| las & Baker.
Gould.
United States agt. Norman Payne; en-
bezzlement; plea not guilty; attorney, j.
A. O'Shea.
United States agt. Henry p. Gilbert:
| embezz cement: plea guilty to third count.
United States agt Edward P. Jenkins;
false pretenses: continuance granted; at
! tOrney, J. A. O'Shea.
United States agt. Charles Jackson and
| Benjamin Butler: robbery: verdict guilty;
defendants remanded; attorney, T. c.
! Taylor.
ifs ID
Stafford.
| In re Lydia l.. Plummer; order refer
ring account to auditor.
| In re estate of James X. Jones: on
trial; caveatOr's attorney, M. r. Clink-
| scales; caveatee's attorney, L. NJ. King
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice An
dersOn.
! In re George H. Adams; leave to file
petition for discharge granted and
hearing set for May Is.
| PROBATE COURT-Justice Barnard
Estate of Murray Addison: order to
transfer stock: attorney, A. T. Brice.
| In re Richard Nj. Hall: w. c. Martin
appointed guardian: bond. $500: attorney,
w. c. Martin.
Estate of Benjamin II. Hodgson; letters
of administration granted to Joseph B.
Hodgson. jr.: bond. $1,000: attorneys,
| Lyon Lyon.
Estate of Charles II. Rockwell: letters
| of administration granted to Cecilia NJ.
Little: bond. s.. 500 attorneys Lyon &
| Lyon.
! Estate of Quentin Campbell; letters Of
administration granted to David T.
Breck; bond. $1,000; attorneys. Lyon &
| Lyon.
| Estate OF James NJ. Warner: letters
| of administration granted to James A.
Warner: bond. $1,000: attorneys. Lyon
& Lyon.
Estate Of John G. Kyle: letters of ad-
ministration granted to Josephine s.
Turnbull; bond. $1.4OO; attorneys. Lyon
| & Lyon.
| Estate of James B. Mcintyre: letters
Of administration granted to William ].
Mcintyre: bond. So, 400: attorneys, Lyon
| G. Lyon.
Estate of William c. Lewis; letters
OF administration granted to L. Cabell
| Williamson and Walter A. Brown: bond,
$1,000: attorney, L.: c. Williamson.
! Estate Of Solomon Davis; letters Of adj
| ministration granted to Rose Davis: bond.
$1,000; attorneys, Young & Simon.
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District Supreme Court.
EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Ander-

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Ander-
son. -
Berkeley agt;; chillum Castle tI,,,d Realty ~
company: bond of trustees reduced 10
s25. OuU: plaintiffs attorneys. +. r. Cola
day and H. NJ. Berkeley.
Bales agt. Ballinger: certain para graphs
of bill eXpunged from record and cause
dismissed: plaintiffs attorney. A. W. Lar
Clements. Wright.
Hall Electro vigor Company agt.
Hitchcock: bill dismissed: piaintif.s at
torneys. Joseph D. Wright and G A.
Hanson: defendants attorney X. 8 Hui-
Ohio National Bank agt. King: au-
ditor's report ratified. plaintiffs attor-
new. M. j. Colbert; defendants attor-
new. Leon Tobriner.
Bridget agt. Washington Credit Com
pany: rule discharged: plaintiffs attor-
new e. r Hendler: defendants attor-
ney. E. s. Bailey.
rouIrY COURT NO. Justice Barnard
Hailer agt. McEuen: order Of refer
ence vacated ard restraining order dis
solved; plaintiffs attorney, John Ridout:
defendants attorney. H. T. Taggart
Rowzee agt. Union Storage and Furnt-
ture Company: order instructing receiver.
nlaintiff attorney. John Ridout; defend
ants attorney. ]. c. Cuttings.
perry agt. Wilkens-Sheiry Printing
Company; Aecree pro confesso made abb
solute: plaintiffs attorneys. Wilson &
Barksdale; defendants attorney. A. j..
Schrelner agt. Haight; Preston B. Ray
appointed trustee to sell; bond. g, 600;
Plaintiffs attorney. p. B. Ray; defend
ants attorney. e. r. Braddock.
Waters agt. Weisel; guardian ad Item
appointed; plaintiffs attorneys. r. Ross
Perry & Ion.
Eisminger agt. American Savings Bank;
order directing return Of deposit: plain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
SHORTAGE OF BREAD
Strike of 5000 Bakers Sc
riousIy Felt in New York.
HOTEL SUPPLY IS SCARCE
Warfare Is Extended Into the Sub
urbs-Employers Are Calling
for Help.

NEW YORK. May with six thou
| sand Journeyman bakers arrayed in a
general strike. New York is enduring a
bread shortage that is not far from a
famine.
Although it is unlikely that the city
through the present situation in bread
will be forced to a permanent diet Of
cake. the scarcity is no negligible affair,
and it is conceivable that for several
days householders will experience diff
Guilty in obtaining all the bread they re-
quire. The shortage had affected many
of the principal hotels by the dinner
hour last night, and the hard rolls that
ordinarily are distributed among diners
with lavish hand were dispensed eau
tiousIy.
The strike springs from demands on
the part of the bakers for a nine-hour
day, an extra dollar a week and FORM
al recognition Of their union.
Trying to Replace Strikers.
Master bakers are preparing to replace
strikers with non-union men and believe
that they will be able to keep their plants
manned without submitting to the union
demands. The Fleischmann Baking Com
pany for one, has advertised for men to
take the places made vacant by the
strike.
The magnitude Of the strike first be-
came apparent to householders yesterday
when many big baking concerns failed to
serve their customers their usual break
fast rolls. Angry telephone messages
brought the alarming information that on
account Of the strike the bakers had no
rolls to serve. There was brief but
spirited engagement with delicatessen
stores, or until Fridays holdover supply
had been exhausted, and after that, for
most families In the city, no bread ct all
but mothers.
Many Concerns Affected.
The strike organized it's propaganda
yesterday afternoon at the Manhattan
Labor Temple. S4th street and I'd avenue,
where there was a mass meeting This
statement was issued:
THE big baking concerns affected by
the strike are the Cushman, the
Fleischmann, Droste. Rockwell, White
and Howard bakeries in New York, the
Schults and Hildebrand ir Brooklyn
and the Huck bakery il Long Island
City. Four hundred men have quit
work in Yonkers, and the strike ex-
tends through Jersey City, Hoboken
and Staten Island. In addition one
hundred men employed in the Waldorf
Astoria. Belmont and Astor hotels have
Joined the strike. and more hotel bak-
| ers will walk out tomorrow"
AT the conclusion OF the meeting in
| the labor temple a strike committee
| was appointed and pickets were detail
| ed to exert moral suasiOn at the va
| rious points that might evolve strike
breakers. The picketS went to their
Office after being duly admonished not
| to employ violence and to conduct
themselves in all respects as model
indictments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
THE COURT RECORD.
United States Supreme Court.

Present-The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
Harlan, Mr.. Justice White. Mr.. Justice
McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr.. Jus
tice Day and Mr. Justice Lurton.
Frank Hall of Trenton. Mo-: Austin
Harveycutter of Washington. u. c.: Da-
vid D. Caldwell of Peoria ILL.,; Michael
O'Neill of Columbus. Ohio: Tompkins Nc
Ilvaino of New York city. n. Y; Lewis
NJ. Isaacs of New York city, N. Y: Wal
ter A. Laid of Boston. Mass; David A.
Reed of Pittsburg, Pa. and James 0.
Koontz of Hammond, Ind. were admitted
to practice.
No. 1873. The Citizens National Bank
ct al. plaintiffs in error. agt the COM
monwealth of Kentucky. for the use and
benefit of Boyle county ct al; In error
to the court of appeals of the state or
Kentucky: judgment affirmed. with costs;
opinion by Mr.. Justice Lurton; dissenting,
Mr.. Justice White.
No. 493. Grenada Lumber Company ct
al. plaintiffs in error, agt. the state or
Mississippi, in error to the supreme court
of the state of Mississippi: judgment al
firmed, with costs: opinion by Mr.. Justice
Lurton.
No. $40 Charles r. Heike, plaintiff
n error agt. the United States: in error
to the circuit court Of the United states
for the southern district of New York;
dismissed: opinion by MI Justice Day.
No. 16O Standard Oil Company or
Kentucky, plaintiff in error, agt. the
state of Tennessee, upon the relation OF
Charles T Gates, jr.. attorney general
of the state of Tennessee: in error to the
supreme court of the state Of Tennessee;
Judgment affirmed with costs; opinion
by Mr.. Justice Holmes.
No. 20 Paul A. Weems, plaintiff IN
error, agt. the United States In error
to the court e the d phl raaae
remanded with directions to dismiss
the proceeding: opinion by Mr.. Justice
McKenna: dissenting. Mr.. Justice White
and Mr. Justice Holmes. (Mr. Justice
Lurton took no part in the decision OF
this case). ,,o,
No. 1872 Austin w. Lord and >. Mon
roe Hewlett etc. appellants. agt. the
United states; appeal from the Court OF
Claims: Judgment affirmed; opinion by
Mr. Justice Harlan. r,r.. -
Fay. his wife, plaintiffs in error, agt.
Samuel A. Grocer ct al: appeal from the
circuit court of the United states Tor ,he
southern district of West Virginia; ois-
missed; opinion by Mr.. Chief JUSTICE
Fuller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Cakes and Crackers
Made i'm Washington.
HAVENNER'S

We offer these goods to you
as being the finest product it is
possible to secure.
Assorted Slices, per Id. -. zoe
Chocolate Brighton, per Id. .15c
Butter Scotch, per Id. zoe
Chocolate Dessert, per lb. . zoe
Cookies, FER Id. ..I3c
Dew Drops, per lib. .1oc
Fancy Assorted. per ID. -. .2oc
Ginger Snaps, per lib. ...... &c
Honey Jumbles, per Id. 15c
Orange Slices, per Id. :. zoe
Auto Snaps, per pkg. ... SC
Butter Trims, per pkg. 1oc
Cream Biscuits, per pkg. =. Ioc
WAFERETTES, per pkg. SC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
DECLARED TO BE CURSE.
Judge Pugh Arraigns Illegal Sale
of Whisky.

During the trial in the Police Court OF
John Wayne. colored. charged with rum
ming an unlicensed bar. Judge Pugh took
occasion to arraign Illegal whisky selling
In the District, declaring 1t to he one of
the worst curses to be found in COM
munity.
According to the testimony Wayne was
the proprietor OF q Sunday establishment
In an alley In the rear OF X street be-
tween 18th and 10Th streets. 4 raidinG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Right to Collect Back Taxes.

The controversy. pending for several
wears between the Citizens National
Rank of Danville. KY. and the state
over the right OF the state to collect
hack taxes on the shares Of the stock
holders of the bank within the state
was decided today by the United states
Supreme Court In favor OF the state
Justice Lurton announced the opinion
Of the court. Justice White delivered 9
dissenting opinion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Crozier's Land Claim Upheld.

The appeal to the Supreme Court Of the
United States in the Fay-Croxier land
controversy in Mcdowell county. W. Va.
was dismissed today by that court. The
case involves the title to 100 acres of
coal land and was decided In the lower
court in favor Of Samuel A. Crosier ct al.
trustees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Chinese Rioters Suppressed.

The riots in Human province have been
suppressed, according to cable reports
from Minister Calhoun at Picking. to the
State Department. In his message the
minister says that this fact was reported
to him by the United States consul at
Hankow. who also saws that there have
been no disturbances In unan during the
past week, and that nearly all OF the
missionaries have left the province.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
SUPREME COURT IN RECESS.
No Decision in Corporation Tax
Cases Rendered.

No decision Of the Supreme Court os
the United States was announced today
In the corporation tax cases. The court
took a recess until May 1G.
The only other day the court will be in
session this term will be May 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02

are in attendance to give advice to moth
ers as to the proper care of their infants
The milk IL sold at about cost to mothers
and to those who are unable to pay it is
given free upon the presentation of a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02

party. composed of Sergt. Evans. Po-
iicemen Sheets and Riley and Detective
Emb ey. seized q gallon or more OF whis-
ky and several bottles OF beer, 1t was
stated. The prisoner was convicted and
sent to the workhouse for five months In
default Of a MISUNDERSTANDING hne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02

Mrs. Lucy Redd Wise. fifty years old.
wife of William L. Wise of Ehurchland.
Norfolk county, Va. died Saturday It
Portsmouth. She was an artist of note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Will Present Statistics.

Will present statistics.
DR.. J. III. NJ. Knox. who for some time
past has been president of the National
Society for the Prevention OF Infant Nor
tally, is expected to come TO Washington
from New York in order to take part
in the program. DIR. Green I'm his ad-
dress is expected to give many Stats
tins concerning the work of the Straus
laboratories In various cities. and Of the
help the pasteurixation process carried
out by Mr. Straus has been to the med
ical fraternity.
Since the laboratory has been opened
here Miss Hurn, the superintendent, ana
her assis. ants have been kept busy The
hours are from s o'clock In the morning
until O'Clock In the evening, and up to
date a large number OF mothers have
taken advantage Of the opportunity at
forded them to secure pure milk.
Since the opening Of the ESTABLISHING mt
several physicians have offered their serv-
ices in an advisory capacity. and at times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Canned Fish, Etc

San Gonsette Lobster. .....I5c
Beaver Lobster. .25c
Large Kippered Herring. ..15c
Small kippered Herring. 1oc
Lge. Herring. tom. sauce. ..I5c
Small Herring. tom. sauce. .1oc
u Id. Red Alaska Salmon. Ioc
I ID. Red Alaska Salmon. .I5c
I lb. Sockeye Salmon. .I8c
Dom. Sardines, in oil. SIC
Mustard Sardines. .3Hc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Tomorrow
(fuesday)
Only.
Bem=Hlu1n
w hite Soap,
8 Cakes for Csc

Our price. &c; others, sc cake.
SO confident are we that we
are offering you in Ben-Hur
Soap the greatest value in laun-
dry soaps at any price that, aft
er a trial OF this soap, if unsatis-
factory, we will refund your
money without question.
Makes Dish Washing Easy.
Makes Wash Day Welcome.
Makes All Cleaning Easy.
A pure white soap, made
from vegetable oils, entirely
free from animal fats, rosin or
any other filling.
Do not be misled.
THERE IS NO OTHER
WHITE SOAP WHICH HAS
THE QUALITIES OF BEN
HUR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02

John j. Urquhart. sixty years old, died
Sunday ut LynchburG, We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Canned
Veget bleS.

Nectarine Corn. &C
Country Gentleman Corn. .Ioc
Shoe Peg Corn. .Ioc
soc Cans Asparagus. .2oc
25c Cans Asparagus. ..I7c
String Beans. SC
String Beans. 2 for 25c
Wagner's Beans. .12c
Golden Harvest Limas. .I2c
Superior Green Limas. .I2c
Silver Label Peas. &C
Early Sweet Peas. .I2Hc
Geranium SuccotaSh. &C
Whole Pack Tomatoes. .I2c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Blossom
Nectar
Honey.

In times gone by the bottled
honey on the grocer's shelf was
mostly a compound OF honey
and glucose. The pure food
law now guarantees YOU pure
goods if the product is so
labeled Yet there are many
grades OF pure honey, all of va
rying quality.
Blossom Nectar Honey
is the finest product YOU can
buy. Ask to see it tomorrow.
You will be convinced. Or
Large bottle. .......... wv
Trial bottles. -. .IOc and I5c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
I'll @q Sanitary Grocery Company, Inc, G1Q
4 YIS| EkGZ

Guaranteed Pure Spring Wheat Patent Flour
Note the word Pure Universal satisfaction truhfully
the results obtained by who have tried
Sanitary Brand Flour trial OF this excellent -four will bring
you back again and again.
0-lb Sack, Csc. 12-lb, Sack, 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-02
Coffee Satisfaction.

OO1I9G SNUISVHCUNUlT.
Uniform flavor and strength is what makes SAM
tay general ayore At the popular price of
per pound it is the best coffee vaue in the city.
Always Fresh. Always Satisfying.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-09-09
The Daughters.
treasurer.

Thursday, Sept. /, Mesdames p u
White and Chas. Burchard entertained
the John b. Gordon Chapter, u. ID. G.
The usual amount Of routine business
was transacted A letter was read from
committee, Misses Grace Handley,
Martha Handley and Mrs. J. B. Arm
strong, from one Of the local chapters at
Nashville, asking financial aid for vet
eran from the Soldiers Home, Capt.
Womack, who has been successfully
treated for the morphine habit, $47 be-
ing due DR.. John W. Stevens OF the City
View Sanitarium. After vote, il was
decided to contribute to this worthy
cause.
A letter of invitation to the chapter to
be present at the State Fair Sept p was
read by the president. Several expressed
readiness to accept
Premiums to be awarded the most
graceful veteran rider next week at our
county fair was next talked over. These
premiums will be, first a very handsome
gold headed walking cane, and for a sec
ond premium gold cuff links, instead OF
watch fob. These premiums can be
seen in the window Of Dietzel's jewelry
establishment. We wish every man
that wore the grey" to ride, and make
the old soldiers day the best day Of the
fair. We guarantee disinterested people
for judges.
After the conclusion Of the business
session, delicious refreshments were
bountifully served. Altogether this was
one Of the most delightful meetings Of
the season.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-09-09
The Training School.

The Union City Training School
opened its twenty-third session on Sept.
/, 1910, with the largest enrolment OF
any year of its history. The student
body has taken hold in an enthusiastic
manner, both in literary and athletics.
The Athletic Association was organ
lied with each boy in school as a MEM
Der. The election was as follows: Paul
Erwin, Troy, president; Jno. M. Harri-
son, Union City, vice president; Walker
Tanner, Union City, secretary and treas
urer Manager football, Richard Hon
eycutt, Woodland manager baseball,
Pierce Caruthers, Union City; manager
track team, Cecil Thomas, Dyer. Cap
tain football, Grover Wilson, Hickman,
KY; captain baseball, RUDE Smith,
Decaturville, Tenn. captain track team,
Frank Key, Jordan, Ky.
A tennis club was organized with each
girl member. The election was as fol-
lows: Miss Stella Williams, Union City,
president; Miss Virginia Swiggart, Union
City, vice president; Miss Marguerite
Whitson, Union City, secretary and
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-09-09
Your Exhibits.

The superintendents IN charge of the
Waman's Department ask us to request
all exhibitors in this department, except
otherwise specified in the catalog to
bring in to the building all their exhibits
Monday and Tuesday Citizens Of this
city are especially requested to bring
their exhibits Monday, so that they can
be disposed Of before the rush Tuesday
The ladies hope thai the exhibitors
will kindly attend to this in order that
the work may be properly facilitated
This is requested in order to be ready
for the opening OF the fair Wednesday
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-09-09
County Officers Sworn In.

Last Monday the county officers were
sworn in and qualified for their duties
as follows: ~
County Court Clerk, c. S. Talfey;
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Il n Col
den; Register, Marvin Chagl Trustee,
G. w Worley; Sheriff ii. ]. Easter
wood. Judge Jones approved the bonds
also Of the Clerk ofsPhe Circuit Court at
Dyersburg, Harry Cotton, who was here
for that business.
The new officers are all good men
and the county offices will be in good
hands.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-09-09
CIRCUIT COURT.

Circuit Court, with Judge Jones pre-
siding and General Caldwell present as
State Attorney, is in session this week.
Few cases Of importance have as yet
been called, with meagre proceedings
as follows:
Martie Torrent VS., Floyd Underwood;
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
T. w. Lowell add r. r. Cox VS.. Hi
nos Central r, r. Co.; case set for Sep
TENDER "a.
S. P. Robertson VS.. L. B. Burton; iudg-
ment against defendant and sureties for
cost.
Mrs. Ruth Rosenthal and |. Rosen-
thai VS.. Walter Forester, continued by
consent.
Mayor and Aldermen of Union City,
Tenn, VS.. w. R, Webster; fine reduced
to $40.
Oscar Clemmons vs.. /. G. r. r. Co. /;
pending.
Mayor and Aldermen of Union City,
Tenn, VS.. w. L. Hehey; continued.
Union City Mattress & Awning CO.
VS.. ID. A. Peeler; continued.
GRAND JURORS.
J. l. Caldwell, foreman, E. Boston,
]. 7. Roney, Jno. Houser, i. B. Rome,
I. n. Brandon, L. s. Rome, 7. J. Hunt,
Jim Grooms, 0. D. Burton, j f. Roby,
w H. Clark, Jack Wagster, Jas. NJ,
Hickman, officer.
TRIAL JURY.
H. H. Verhine, Ed Naylor, ]. H Bit
tick, p ] Hainey, l. d. Parker, g. /.
Trosper, Chas. A. Gray, ]. f. Smith,
Reb L. Lockert, Geo. NJ. Adams, Allen
Thompson, John A. McCorkle.