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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
CHURCHES WITHOUT
PASTORS WORRY
PRESBVTERIANS
Over Two Thousand FlOoks
Without Shepherds General
Assembly is Told; Retire
ment of Able Men Blamed
for Condition.

eby EFentae Heenld =. r. kssnaea Wlrel
Louisville KY. May 2s.--Ait6r the
declaration that Gee chnrches Ia the
Lnited states were pAstorleaH hTd
been made in the general assembly
of the Northern Presbyterian church
today resolutions were adapted Hrg-
Ing all Presbyterian commissioners
(laymen) 10 keep Ia close touch with
Young men wiv insight hc candidates
for the MINISTRY
Rev Joseph W. COchrHne OF phil
ndelphia, discussing q ministers "liv-
Ing chances. said.
I'VE near that man TO be min.
lister must atarye, I never knew thAi
90 be true | viii admit the salaries
are not princ@iy. 0ui Il gRnnot nc
fomedied except by this very assem-
hly."
Immediately tey. Dr. Henry :.
Becker of p9sten ohio. interrupted
Hundreds ~ gfay-haired men 81
the ministry annually are dismissed
uF east aside" be- said. Men ~
brRina education and good records
are eliminated Tor no other reason
than that they are too old.
To this Dr Becker attributed the
gradual decline OF successful caudi-
dates for the ministry
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

straps dangling like tentacies from tho
death rnRif and quickly adjusted
them. There was q culver In every
mana hand and even the electrician
twice placed the face strap over the
doomed mans face before he could
adjust 4 satisfactorily.
Throughout shh entire time the
former clergyman waa talking bravely
and earnestly with a full steady voice
az he gave answer after answer TO
questions PropouRdee q him by MT
johnson.
iswould you like TO confess Christ
before these men ~ your eavior2"
asked theRev. johnson.
II DO confess Christ as my savior, =
came the answer. irmiy.
Does Christ give YOU the strength
you need IN this honr7"
Christ gives me the strength J
need.
"Iiave you the strength to meet
death?"
Il have. God win take care of my
aous and ! pray for all"
do YOU repent Of your sin ?"
- do"
"Do you forgive everybody"
II forgive everybody"
ARE sou willing 10 Gle for Jesus
sake2r
ii am willing 10 die"
As the word die came from the
iips 0f tbe man IN the chair the gold
headed cane Of Warden Bridges was
tilted slightly upward. there was q
crash OF falling lever and Riehe-
son was no more. The 1.-THE form Of
the former pastor surged forward In
the great leather thongs but no sound
cnme from the throat of the victim.
The current was kept on for Ona
miHute and eight seconds. The man
was dead the instant OF the contnci
which WAS made at ten minutes and
twenty seconds after midnight
After the electric wires were dis
/ connected from the chair, the tnree
/ physicians, Drs McGrath. McfAusn-
| lin and Butler declared the victim
dead
IL Is expected the wishes Of the
/ dead man viii be carried out and that
he viii be nuried beside his mother
I lu the family lot Ia Virginia.
The following statement was River
| oua hy the Rev. Herbert Johnson
Bieheson's spiritual adviser, after THE
execution.
"'fhe stories that he has been for o
Continued on Page .. Column 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
WHOLESALE ARREST or
ALLEGED ccNsPlRAToRs

Washington, May si.--rhe Cuban
geveFameht has expressed confidence
that the reeeHly discovered con-
spiracy OF the negro element Of the
lsland % revolt has been successfully
suppressed, according 10 state depart
ment adviceA today from the American
legation at havana.
Ia the provinces oi santa Clara end
Pipar del Rio large number Ot ne-
grOos have been arrested on the
charge Of revolutionary conspiracy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
AVIATOR MAKES ROUND
TRIP ACROSS CHANNEL L

Dover. England, Mag ei.--H Crom
herg. a we'll known Belgian aviator.
crossed the English channei from
Sleuport, Belgium, today, circied over
the llshing port OF st. ldnrghsets IN a
wide graceful sweep, and without
landing started 20 return across the
channel. taking the direction Of
Callas. France
When the aviator appeared over 81
Mafaareis he dropped from his mono
plane q visiting card on which was
written:
= regret to be Obliged 10 return Ga
Nleuport. Relglum, without breaking
my Journey"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
SANTA BARBARA AGAIN
IN HANDS OF REBELS

Jiminez, Mexico, May 2i.--ss8nta
Barbara, near Parrai, was reOccupied
by 200 rebels yesterday without re-
sissaaca. u had been left anguarded
and had been taken by y emah group
81 Maderistas who fled on the appear
ance of the rebels.
Traiiie north Of here on the MeKl-
can Central was resumed last night
the train from the north arriving
early this morning
Though the two armies are near
there was no fighting this morning.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Santiago. Cuba. May 2i.-Gfcat ua-
rest prevaiis and there IL grave aP-
prehenHion throughout this vicinity
lt ~ reported today that 8 paftf OF
armed negroes hiss passed tnfougb the
town ~ slboney. near the coast wfth
IA Number og bogaeA stolen from an
american citizen.
Many OF the l0ag6h0Fcnen on strike
are missing this morning and Il Is fao
ported they have Joined armed parties
Ia the field.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
JACK JOHNSON WILL
REACH LAS VEGAS
SUNDAY NIGHT
Big Black to Set Up Training
Camp on FOrsythe Ranch,
Seven Miles From Scene of
Coming Battle.

sRy EvsnlRG Hsrald a. p. LEASED wirsI
Las Vegas, n. M.. May 2I.--Jack
Curley. promoter OF the Johnson-
Flynn bout for the heavyweight
championship Of the world. this
morning received telegram from
Jack Johnson informing him that the
big champion would leave Chicago
Friday night and would arrive In Las
Vegas sunday morning
Johnson's trainer in chief and
manager, Tom Flanagan. will accom-
pany him and the rbig smoke" Will
20 into training Immediately upon mis-
arrival. Curley has been authorized
by Johnson 60 engage training quar-
ters for him and curley has practical
ly decided upon the Forsythe ranch,
seven miles northeast Of i.as Vegas,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
BRITISH GUNBoAT
PICKING UP REFUGEES

Mazatlnn, Mexico. May 2i.--Ths
British gunboet Algerine departed lato
today for san BlaA. Nfnnxnnillo and
Acapulco. Applications have been re-
ceivcd from two refugees 81 San Bias
asking permission 10 board the AL
gerine.
Federal commander ClarO Molina Ii
reported marching 90 Mazatlny With
lb0 rebel prisoners In the last six
months ne has won every battle In
which he has engaged, killing or cap.
gnring tho chiefs Of ave large rebel
bands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
GUADALUPE REPORTED
RECAPTURED ny ItEBEIS

El p8sG. Texas. May 2i.---Coionoi
r. 2. Steevcr, commanding the urited
States border guard received advices
at Fort uliBs this morning from his
guards near Fnbons reyas that tho
fedoraa who yesterday took the town
Of Guadalupe from the rebels gave Il
uD last niEht and that the rebels had
again re-ucrupicd H.
This rebel officers IN Iuarez had no
9dylces from ths men they sent out
yesterday to attack and re-takc Guad.
aiupe.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
AMATEUR AVIATOR
FALLS TO DEATH

Xenin. o.. May ei.--Fred i south
ard OF Minneapolis. MINI, am awe
Rtor. fell 100 feet al the Wright aNla-
uon field near Osborn. cariy today
and WAS instantly killed S0uthRrd,
who Was forty years old, had tubt
bought the aargpmuc from the
Wright brothers
He obtained the keys tu the hangar
after ne had beer refused permission
90 take the neroplane out without
further experience. He ffil Just aiz
minutes after he had begun the first
flight alone. His body was badly
crushed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
PRENDERGRAsT TO PLACE
TEDDY IN NOMINTI0N

Washlnsg0n. May 2i--Wiliam a.
prendoreaat. comptroller OF the ci'y
~ New York hae nocn picked by
Colonel Roosevelt 90 make the spcecn
pisclng him ln nomination for the
presidency before the Chicago conven-
ton noxt manth. This fact Wax Aa-
nounccd today BY fiucius y, lAtiaucr.
former congressman and grp ~ tho
Roosevelt delagRteN from New York.
tp the national convention. Mr. Pran~
derHast has been u nntl0uai figure "a
Colonel Noos8Yelt'a cRmpaisn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
BUGLAR REVEALS LOOT
VALUED AT $50, 900

New York. May el.--shackled ~
his prison keeper and guarded b8 a
detail of detectives, rurt Curiis uu0ef
arrest as a burglar. went 90 a brancn
of the colonial hank here tofay and
there opened lve pAckagos which ne
took from safety deposit cQN
fore the detectives a aiaploy 0f gold
and diamonds valued az $40 600.
Curtis Was arrested hast sunday at
he was conling out of 3 cetl9r unde'
iewolry store. Several thenehn
dollars worth of loot was found IN hii
fiat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
REBELSORIVENFROM
AMERICAN SOIL BY
UNITED STATES
CAVALRY
Clash Narrowly Averted When
Three Hundred Of OrOzco's
Men Mistake Americans for
Mexican Government Troops
GUADALUPE RETAKEN
BY REvOLUTTONIsTS


fHf MFeRtRM Hefntt A. p. srRHae& WfFot
Fabens. Texas May ai.-Trgop q of
the Fourth United States cavalry at
9 o'clock this morning chased a band
81 900 liberal soldiers across wagon
road which marks the boundary be.
tween the United states and Mexico.
TIE revoiutionnries shouted "Muera,"
meaning "deBth ana termed Ia bait
tic array. Only 500 feet intnrycned.
Lieutenant Duuahegly Withdrew his
troops 30o feet wishing TO avoid con-
fiict. nut Texas rangers. G. r. Web
ater and G.. " Morse went into tho
road and demanded that the liberal
leaders enter into parley, -Four
captains. including Jose Cora0va, ex4
piaincd 20 the rangers tnut they had
noi recognized the American soldiers.
The liberals were or their way to
meet SOC fcdorais who yesterday cap
tufed Guadalupe. a battle is due this
afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
WYOMING ADMIRERS
BEHIND JIM FIsVNN

Caspar, Wy0., May TIA syndi-
cate OF wealthy oil operators headed
BY Bert Orchard who offered a $780,
600 purse 20 bring the Jeffrics-John-
son ight 20 Casper, tndsy raised s2as-
600 90 back Jim flynn at the ring
side odds IN his fsht with Jack John
son al Las Vegas, July {, The move
ment started when workmon Ia the
Casper oil ZELDA sent $1,000 20 Or
chnrd TO 0Rck Flynn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
tsssciaE TsIeEram to riveaiaa IlsralaI

santa re. N. M. May a. last
night Speaker Baca, Just prior 10 adj
journment OF tbs first night s,sgiOn
Of tho present legislative noase. nem-
ed hiss big COMMITTEES on Investigation,
consisting of twcnty-nine nlcmDers
and his steering committee consist
ing OF nine members lnclucing him-
self. The appointments Of aese two
committees was received with out
bursts ~ rage on the part os AFR. Cat
ron and Mr.. Blanchard ald witA rr-
plause on the part os the speakers
supporters. Everything indicates that
the veteran politician, w. Ia. AudroWa
Is the guiding hRnd behind this latest
move which has for ita object the per
petuation Of the committee on ways
and means IN power and the mainto-
nance OF an organization In The house
which will last until the next session
IA january. The house last night pass-
ed house 0ill No 72. @ criminal codo
measure by Mr.. Catron. The bill WAS
first amended after fiery debate so
as 20 permit juries not 60 try a case
on rs merits but 90 determine the ex-
tent of guilt and pronounce sentence.
The amendment was proposed by MIR
Rogers and bitterly fought ~ MT.
CatrOn. As the Criminal code rec-
commended by the State bar associa-
tqp rs pending Va the senate and "a
I majority of the senate Ia pledged 20
/ It's support. the ratron bin Is doomed
20 certain defeat In the senate. II
Z VIA immediately after the passage Of
/ this bill that Speaker baca named hss
committees Just as some one made
q motion % adiodrn the speaker arose
/ and said,
Hold on minute. J have two
/ committees / desire % appoint" He
] Their named the big committee en- ln-
yestiEhtion which he anid would be-
/ introduced today. Re Then quickly
named the steering committee.
"hy what authority do you do that,
asked MIR Catron angriy. you know
! very we'll by what authority" said
the speaker. a ara acting under a
resolution passed by this house and
giving me tuil authority. fon know
There wea flash of the old Baca.
fCatrOn ioud, when catran demanded
that the resolution ho read
"a am not going 60 ask The clert
10 read a. You've heard u read be-
fore" shouted the speaker. AIR. Cat,
ron, II you want % appeal the rullnel
ef the speaker, now b the time 20 a.
Il. You nave the chance"
A burst 0f applause greeted THU
challenge of the speaker. Mr catrol
SAT down. Mr.. blanchard shouted Z.
! KNIAAA ANWAN NNAN HNNNnIWM OF Nml
speaker and } demand q roll call"
The Epe8ker's gnvei hanged, Isl
down. alt down" he snl6 lie thel
put a motion 90 adjourn 20 a vivl
voce vote and declared the house ad
j0urned. That was an there was 4
a. The members Of the investigation
committee are as foiiowa
~. G.. De BaCa. chairman, MiHuc
p. haca, Burg, Carter, Campbell Cas
naoEt ChaVea. Chriaman, CLANCY
Cooney. Cnrdova, Evans. Gage Oarcii
) Gurule, I8badia I.lewellyn, Lopez
. Love, l.ucero. Manzanarea, MARITIME,
/ Moreno, Mullcns. Nichols. smith Tru
! iillo, House aud 'fuCher
the steering committee is an fo'
, lows;
LloWeIlyn, chairmuui LHon0lc. Clan
, cey. coone1. Mullcna. ouruif, Camp
+ beil. Love. and apea ker Hacn
"A careful analysis uf thls new com
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Washington. May 2i.-The Denver
. Ri0 CFande railroad and the Colo
radQ a Southern rRiiroad today we're
ordered by the interatate commerce
commission 20 file before July 90, reg
ulali0ns 20 govern the ratine % conl
mines on their lines In HueffanO and
las Animas counties. Colorado. and iO
provide for np equitable dlrlrihnflOn
of coal ears The order was made on
Complaint of The Colorado Coal Trnt'
ile association.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Washington, May zi.--Pending fur
ther investigation the Interstate COM
morce commission today continued IN
suspension until December IA, neat
the proposed new classification OF
freight ratea IN western territory.
Thls new classification known aa
Number 81" through reratinR Of
tundreds Of articles would provide for
material increase IN practically all
freight charges IN the west.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
SITUATION m HOUSE Is
nlc0OSIING CHINESE PUZZLE.
(&peetnf TeicErnam 80 EVENING faernlat

santa Pc, ~ A., May 9i.--The sit-
ungion la the legislative house n fast
becoming Chnese puzzle. and Il Isl
evident that the big committee on
ways aud means gotten together early
III the session bs the speaker. Mr
Burg les chairman and Major Liewei.
lyn. for control og that body, Is being
crowded from several quarters.
The naming of COMMITTEES by the
speaker, last night, consisting Of 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Met ot noon.
Senator stone in speech crit
iciaad the methOds ~ the Repub-
lcan presidential nomination as
pirauls.
HOUSE.
Net I'D III n. M, and resumed
t,ongideratlon u pnnHmn canal
administration bill
Judiciary committee continues
IA inVeeligatlOn into chafees
aralnnt Judge Archibald of COM
moree court
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Camden, TUnu May 2i-H0bDpfs
who yesterday a0t $1,000 from the
vaults OF the first National bank OF
this city. wefe attn at large today.
The men used six charges Of nitro
elyeerlne 10 open The vaults and when
c,tlzehs we're ataused by the eX-
ploslon, prevented interference by
pointing pistols nt an who approached
the building
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21
Delicate Chirography Of w. H.
Andrews Tfaceable in the
Scheme TO Rerpetuate Pres
ent House Organization in
Power.
ANGRY PROTEST FROM
MR.. CATRON sQUELCHED
Politics Rules and Last Hope
Of Legislation from Expen-
sive Aggregation at Santa
Fe Goes Glimmering.

. santa Fe. n. M.. May 2l.-- =
q when the house met thiH morne g
. ing Speaker Baca added one
. more name 40 bis committee on =
. Investigation. the new member
. being Mr. McGlillVray The r0p- =
= 0lutlon defining the purposes Of z
q the committee 0as not introduce
= ed for the reason that Il has not
. been completed A meeting OF
q the committee viii be held to-
. night 10 agree upon this resolu-
D ton. From tae various men,
9 oers something OF the ideas so
. be embodied III she resolution
. were ohsalnad this morning.
. They favor an appropriation var
q iousiy placed al anywhere from
q $4,000 TO Sd0,o00 to enable the 4
y committee 10 Investigate the
. county tPeaeurePs, the state Of
= fcers. and the pubic Institutions. 4
q They declare the PURPOSE of such
= an luvestiRation u 90 expose corr 4
9 ruptien wherever any such may 4
q exist without regard TO who may
. be affected thereby. They do
q not believe the senate VIII stand
. for an appropriation for that
. purpose. In the event they fail
. % get their money by an appro.
O pTlatiOn they Say they Will call 4
. npnn every taNg Yer in the state 4
y for q contribution Of one doiiaF.
Z y telling the said taxpayer that the
y money Win be- expended in the
y interest og honesty in public Of I
q fire. Some OF the members say
. they favor starting with Valencia 4
. county, others with Rio Agriba (
q county and ~ on, the fact re- 4
. mains. however that the speaker 4
I q and the committee on ways and 4
| q means are In complete control
/ 3 OF the house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

Vlrtuoua and patriofic 20 wili
paua hat 70 taxpayers N order
20 discover corruption N sH lns
coenty offices ~ the state.
Patented BY w. y. A.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-21

TopApe NEWS TopAY-yeu
vi II ~ shs HERALD. eixAy
tsnts q month delivered st your
ssor; any eensn by mail.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

There is but one Western Union
telegraph Office maintained in a
railroad station between Louis
vile and Middlesboro and that is
at Pine Hill this county. BY some
oversight the agent at that point
failed to get notice from railroad
company to turn the Office supplies
ETC., over to the telephone people
on Oct. 2Ist. the date on which a
majority of the Offices were trans.
ferPed or discontinued. There are
suits peuding N U. S. court at
Louisville between the telegraph
and railroad companies over the
right-ot-way. This court, it is
said, has directed that such Offices
that have not been transferred o;
discontinued mus, continue trans
acting business until further
orders of the court. Telegram:
from Brush Creek, Livingston an d
Mt, Vernon are sent and received
by telephone through Mt. Vernon
and put on telegraph wires al
London
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

The Courier Journal mentions
celery raising in Christian and
Warren counties, this state. 1t
mentions a half acre raised this
year by a Warren county citizen
who expects to realize STOOD or
$1,000 from the halt acre. 1t is
claimed the quality is better than
that of Michigan celery for whic h
Keutuckians pay thousands of
dollars for every year. S. e..
Franklin and DIR. Lowell have
raised this fine vegetable for
pa It several Years right here in
town. H c. Gentry has a nice
crop of it on hands now.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

Miss Francis Sparks was in
Stanford las, week tie guest CT
Miss Berta Gene Penny
J. I. Meadows and family have
been visiting relatives in Louis.
vile this week and doing Xmas
shopping.
Mrs. Frank Catron who has
been i'll for some time had recovered
sufficiently to make trip to her
fathers, John Riddle. at Walnut
Grove Monday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

Mrs. Roy RAIDER, who use to be
Miss Linda Ballard, a sister to our
townsman, G. NJ. Ballard, died
Sunday afternoon of consumption,
at the home of her mother on the
Big Hill. Mrs. RAIDER had been
In declining health for two Years
or more. The burial took place
Monday at the family burying
grodnd near her old home.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

Mr.. Jonas Mckenzie received
letter Wednesday morning an
nouncing the death of his nephew
Little Jim White, a son of Jas.
l. White, at Tucson, Arizona,
where he has lived for the past
six or seven years. He under
went an operation for append
citis and never revived from the
operation
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

A Christmas cantata will be
rendered at the Presbyterian
church next day evening.
Morning worship at II O'Clock.
Everybody welcome.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

Milton Rash, a good citizen Of
the Scaggs Creek section, broke
his leg last week. He was driving
along very rough section of the
road with one foot hanging down
from the running gear of his wagon
when his leg struck a large rock
and broke the bone. Mr.. Rash had
white swelling a few years ago,
and this leg had been of no use to
him for some years and he has
used a crutch a long while.
Mr.. Rash will have the leg am
putated.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

Most Everybody is doing" the
right thing by being fitted with
the big new bi-focal spectacles at
). c. FranKlin's new shop. at.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

A movement is on loot here
looking to the esta Enlistment Of a
first class electric moving picture
slow. Will proply be ready for
exhibiting by Christmas or not
later than New Year.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

County Board Of Education
meets on December goth. Those
having business before the board
will meet them on that date.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

Another supply of fine bi-focal
spectacle fixtures just arrived.
Give satisfaction and happ iness to
wife, husband. brother, sister,
or father by presenting pair of
these splendid glasses, fitted with
cable temples at 5. c. Franklins
new shop. Ct.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20

Bi-focal spectacles are a COM
bined "long distance and local.
glasses for both looking away and
reading.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1912-12-20
LOCAL

Makevourself a Xmas present
with a Cloth Craft guaranteed
all wool suit at Sutton & McBee's