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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-08-15

Newcomb, KY, are the guests OF
Mrs Sallie Lane out on Jasper pike
Rev. and Mrs. B.A Morris have re-
turned from their District Confer
ence which convened in Chatta-
nooga last week. They report a
most excellent session. Dr. T. Y.
Moore, P. e. Rev. G. w. Cain and
daughter, Miss M. L., Mrs. Savan-
nah Carlyle, Messrs. J. D. Martin,
]. T, Thornton and H. Hyatt have
all returned from their District Con-
ference which met at Dayton. Rev.
r. H. Forrest, District Superinten-
dent. They all export a splendid
session. Prof. F. G. Greer spent
Sunday very pleasantly with home
folks at Jasper Miss Theresa
Rankins of Dunlap was the guest
of chr aunt, Mrs. Lyla Robinson
this week. Miss Julia Williams of
McMinnville, has returned home
after several weeks visit to her sick
sister, Mrs. Annie Johnson who is
convalescent at this writing. Lit
tie Miss Ada Bell Cureton was pain
fully hurt one day last week by fall
ing through a window at the res
tuarant of her mother, Mrs. Lewis
Cureton, Mrs. Minnie Cunning
ham is able to be up again after
having suffered a fractured ankle.
Miss M. Springs of Jasper was seen
in the book canyassing business in
our burg recently. Mr. Luther
Cummings was in Chattanooga Mon
day. Mrs. Eliza Edge and others
left for Jackson, Tenn, to represent
Household of Ruth of the G. U. o. of
o. F. of this place. Messrs. Geo.
Grove, Shelby Jolly, Will Douglass
and others spent day in Cbatta-
nooga this week. Mrs. j. M. Haw-
kins reports having enrolled fifty
eight pupils already in the 18th Dis
trict School. This is Mrs. Hawkins
14th year in public school work in
this county and she is loved and
honored by both patrons and pupils
as well as friends generally. Mr..
and Mrs. William Petty have moved
from Pine avenue this city out on
Jasper pike in The Harvey Hyatt
residence. Mr.. and Mrs. AL Kin
nelly are occupying the A. H. Booker
residence recently vacated by Mrs.
Sallie Clark and daughter, Miss Hat
tie Mai Lewis. Mrs. Lou Denna
McReynolds of Jasper Is teaching at
Richard City and boarding with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Gaines of this city.
Miss Bessie E. Lane has been elect
ed the teacher at Orme public school.
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home on Glade street. After the open
ing and roll call in the usual manner,
the election of officers was then turn
ed to and following is the result Of
the election: President, Miss c. P.
Johnson; vice president, Mrs. n. C.
Dodson; secretary, Miss Corinne Ken
nedy; assistant secretary, Miss Ber-
tina Gwynn; treasurer, Mrs. t. N.
Gordon; news reporter, Miss N. n.
Bradshaw; organist, Mrs. E. L. Pea
cock; sergeant-at-arms, Mr.. A. Brad
shaw; critic, Prof. R. G. Johnson; the
Executive Committee: Mrs. E. L. Pea
cock, Prof. ]. H. Kelly, Mrs. N. C.
Dodson, Miss Bradshaw, Mrs. t. M.
Gordon and president and secretary.
Then the following program was rem
dered: piano solo, Miss Leola Barton;
reading, Miss Corinne Kennedy; Vo-
cal solo, Mr.. E. L. Peacock, with
violin accompaniment by Mr.. B. L.
Peacock; reading, Miss Eloise Stone;
violin solo, Mr.. B. L. Peacock. accom-
panied by Miss Corinne Kennedy on
piano. The hostess served a de.
lightful repast in the dining-room to
all present.
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GREENFIELD NOTES

The barbecue given by st. Luke Bap-
list Church last Saturday was a sue
cess. Quite a large crowd was out at
night Misses Georgia Adams and
Eva Hester and Messrs. Ras and Cecil
Jones were over from Sharon. Every
thing was nicely arranged and splen-
didly prepared. Rev. G. H. Ivie, pas
tor, was present. The sale was S3S.
Mr.. Will Terrell spent few days in
Cairo last week visiting friends. Mrs.
Ivory Moore, of Memphis, is now here
with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Demp-
sey, and other kindred. Mr.. John
Rosmond arrived here from Shuck
Switch few days ago. Prof A. S.
Pyles, of Milan, was here last week
in the interest Of the Masonic goat
of Emanuel No. Ga. While the fol-
lowing got merry ride: Revs. G. A.
Craig and G. H. Ivie, Messrs. Johnnie,
Jimmie and Will Higgs. All went on
we'll and the Professor showed him.
self skilled workman in the quarry
and temple. On the second Sunday,
August 10th, Rev. G. A. Craig will
begin his protracted meeting at Beech
Grove that will be marked by three
services and dinner on the grounds.
The people from the neighboring
towns and communities are earnestly
requested to come and take a part
in this meeting. Rev. Craig's brother
will help him in the meeting. Mr..
B. W. Williams, of Humboldt, visited
his son, Mr.. Luther Williams, and
other relatives a few days last week.
He is the organizer for the Christian
Aid and Benevolent Association, form
erly known as the Christian Club.
His wife, Mrs. Louisa Williams, found
ed this institution about thirteen
years ago at Williams Chapel, four
miles southeast of Humboldt This
organization is worthy one and is
beginning to spread rapidly. We
hope to have his "ad" in our paper
later. Mr.. James Jones made a bust
ness trip to Martin last week prospec-
tive of entering employment with the
National Sick and Accident Associa-
ton. Mr.. Jones is an energetic and
intelligent young man and will make
good" Mrs. Mamie Sud spent a few
days at Fulton, KY, last week attend
ing the Woman's Missionary and S.
S. Convention of the Paris District
A. M. E. Church. She was delegate
from Aliens Chapel 81 lday-School
Rev. F. e. Young, pastor of Aliens
Chapel, spent most of last week at the
Fulton Convention Mr.. S. D. w
Carr, of Henderson, KY, travelling
representative of the McBrady Com.
pany, Of Chicago, spent a few days
in our town. Miss Lottie Wilson was
appointed as representative here. The
following left Sunday night for Nash.
vile: Messrs. Orbrey Shane, Edgar
Brasfeld, Will and Hazel Ward, Tom
ME, Jake, Pearl and Pink Richie, e.
der Watt, Albert Moseley, G. G. and
Ellis Allen and Andrew Lanier. The
members and friends of Aliens Chapel
A. NJ e. Church will give a grand pic.
mic the third Saturday in the month
The public has a cordial invitation
Mr.. Turner Tyler and son, Mute. and
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Shane, went to
Medina Sunday to spend the week.
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ALIENS CREEK NOTES.

Mr.. H. c. Bailey, D. G. D., Of Gen.
treville, was here on July 31st and In
stalled the officers Of st. John No. 10
X. of P. Lodge, after which a recep-
ton was given in honor of Mr.. Bailey,
Speeches were made. Rev. J. w.
Thompson was appointed toast mas
ter, who called on the following
knights and ladies of the Court of Ca
lanthe: A. Grewer, VIM. Brown, Bal
ley and Thompson and Mesdames L.
B. Smith, M. T. Mitchell and Mrs.
Lee, They discussed the opportunities
Of the Negroes Of the local towns and
vicinities. Many profitable things
were brought out by the speakers,
after which a very enjoyable repast
was served. Mr.. H. G. Bailey ex-
pressed himself as we'll pleased. Dur
ing his stay in the town he was the
pleasant guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel
Mitchell. Mrs. L. B. Smith Is pre-
pairing to leave for Jackson Monday,
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NEWPORT [kYl NOTES.

The literary entertainment given at
the Corinthian Baptist Church last
Friday evening under the auspices Of
Miss Aurella Gee was quite a success.
A very large crowd was present. Rev.
Harvey Miller, the pastor, with the
assistance Of the members ana friends.
expect to raise large sum of money
the first Sunday in September, it be-
ing rally day. Rev Miller has visit
ed Rev. A. w. Jackson and his con-
gregation, and pastors and congrega-
lions from various churches to be
present that day and help make the
rally a success. Rev. James, of Mid
dlesboro, Ky, preached at st. Paul
A. M. r. Church last Friday evening.
A very large crowd was present. Rev.
James preached very excellent ser
mon. He is formerly of Erlanger, KY.
Rev. Jackson preached an able SER
mon Sunday morning to the delight
of many. Mrs. s. G. Litcher received
the missionary collection, as usual,
after which the main collection was
received which was very good in the
afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Jack
son and Mr.. w. NJ Rutledge went to
Covington to attend the camp-meeting
given by Rev. Carr, pastor of St.
James A. M. f. Church. Rev. How
ard, pastor of the c. NJ. e. church;
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midst last Sunday. Mrs. Mary
Lou Rart of Nashville and Mr.. Ar
thur Biddle of Cairo, ILL.,, are here
visiting their mother, Mrs. Magg
Biddle. Mr.. Terry of Indianapolis
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. r. A.
Duncan. Mrs. Lucy Rutledge and
little son, A. E. are on Sewanee for
a weeks rest. Mrs. Otis DARTS
is ill., Mrs. Zoura Wiseman and
Miss Viola Annette were attending
the show a few nights ago and the
seats gave way and fell and they
were badly hurt. Mrs. Bell Grant
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Adam
Finah on Sewanee. We received a
letter the other day that Mr.. Joe
Bone formerly of this place was
dead. He died in the hospital in
San Antonio, Texas. Everybody
read the Globe and grow wise.
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COLUMBIA NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mayes, of 91S
North High street, entertained at din
ner the following guests July 9th:
Mr.. and Mrs Eph Dowell, Mrs. Geo.
Lite, Mrs. Charlie Maury and Mrs.
Jordan Barton, of Nashville, and Mrs.
John Gwynn. All departed with many
expressions of spending a pleasant
day. Miss Jenetta McClorine assist
ed in serving a three-course menu.
Mrs. Bronough, of Hopkinsville, KY,
has returned after several weeks
stay here under the treatment of DR..
G. o. Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Webster, of Nashville, spent the week
end with relatives here. Miss Villa
Brown, of North Hill street, Nashville,
is the guest of Mrs. Malinda Frierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moor have moved
in their new home, cornor of Eleventh
and Glade streets. Little Annie Nor
rett Trotter, the two-year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Trotter, fell
from the porch and received a bad
cut in the head. AT first it was
thought serious, but DR.. Hunter re-
sponded to a hasty call and dressed
the wound and she is now getting
on nicely. DR.. G. o. Hunter, Rev.
]. C. Gilmore and Prof j. H. Kelly
are attending the Masonic Grand
Lodge in Jackson this week. Mrs
Emma Webster left last Sunday
morning as a delegate from the chap
ter of the Masonic sisters, which is
in session in Jackson. Miss Olive
j. Lischey, of Nashville, has return
ed after visit to the home of Mr..
Felix Webster. She was accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. A. T. Morrell
has returned from Pulaski. Dr.
Smith, pastor of First Baptist Church,
closed his rally Sunday, August 3rd,
which was quite a'success; over three
hundred dollars was the result. Mr..
Hume Sykes, of Pulaski, spent Sun
day here the guest of Miss jamie
Green. Mr.. and Mrs. John Irwin
had as their guests at dinner Sunday
Mr.. Hume Sykes, of Pulaski; Miss
jamie Green and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Foster. Miss Lucille Marsh, the
charming and attractive guest of Miss
Eddie K Johnson, has returned to
her home at Lynnville, Tenn, after
very pleasant visit Of several days
with Miss Johnson. Miss Eddie X.
johnson left Saturday morning for
Lawrenceburg, thence to West Point,
Tenn, where she opened school Mon.
day morning as principal Of the school
Miss Johnson Is to be commended
upon her new work and her many
friends wish her well. The COlum.
bia Literary Club met last week with
] Prof and Mrs. J, H. Kelly at their
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eALLATIN NOTES.

Mrs. Ellen Washington of India
napolis, ind. came here to attend
the funeral of her neice, MISS
Odom's Bend. Mr.. John Franklin
Joe Stewart, who died last week at
Odom's Bend. Mr. John Franklin
was in Nashville last Tuesday &C
companied by Mr.. Geo. Harris and
Misses Willie Clendening, Era M.
Culp and Minnie l.. Woodland. The
trip was enjoyed very much by the
party. Mrs. Annie Snowden
and Miss Oracle Nixon are the
guests of Mrs. Josie Mahan Of Frank
lin, Ky. Messrs. Edward V. An
thony and Hart Winston attended
the celebration at GAINESVILLE. Miss
Jessie Swaney is here from Mont
gomery, Ala, to see her father, who
has been very sick but is much bet
I ter this week. Mr.. Joe Johnson OF
Nashville was the guest of Miss
Eunice Bush Sunday and Monday
Those on the sick list are Rev. Lew
is Withers, Mr. Jack Montgomery.
The Ladies' Home Missionary held
its meeting Wednesday, August 9Th
with Mrs. Clara B. Baker, East
Winchester street The program
consisted of paper by Ida Woods,
followed by an address by Rev. j.
X. Jones and the President. The
society was very much pleased with
the presence of white visitors, Mrs
Susie Greene, Mrs. Hawkins and
Morgan. Encouraging and interest
ing talks were given by Mrs. Susie
Greene and Hawkins respectively
along the lines of how to reach the
neglected children and supplying
literature, etc. Mrs. Morgan
touched upon the perfecting of the
organization. A nice ice course was
served Mrs. Lottie Withers Dis
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BRENTWOOD NOTES.

Anna B. Merritt, the eight year
old granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Merritt, daughter of Mr.. and
hrs. Andrew Merritt departed this
life last Wednesday of typhoid fever.
Little Helena andf Sadie M. Hunt
Der of the Children's Auxiliary Of the
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church which
was organized by Mrs. Hortense
Owens. The Children's Auxiliary
turned out with the deceased who
was laid to rest at the Franklin
Cemetery at the home of her father.
Little Helena and Sadie M. Hunt
were the flower girls; the Auxiliary
sang, Nearer my God to thee, .
and Revs. Bedford and Wilson
preached the funeral. Irene Hunt
spent last week in Nashville, 1917
9th avenue, North with her uncle
and aunt
SPRING HILL NOTES.
Miss Renar Blair, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Blair after a few
days illness died Monday, August
4th and was buried Tuesday. 1t
was shock to her many friends.
Miss Lena Sharber is very low. Mrs.
Annie Buford of Chicago is here
for two weeks stay with her pa.
rents, Mr. and Mrs. William Nc
Lemore. Miss Florence E. Brown
and Mr. Lucius Talley were married
Wednesday night at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown
Quite a number of friends witnessed
the ceremony. At a late hour an
ice course was served All re-
ported pleasant time. Mrs. M.
l. Riley and little daughter were
the guests Saturday and Sunday Of
Mrs. Martha Byers Three houses
were destroyed here by fire last
week Mr.. Maury Wade is ILL.,
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HUMBOLDT NOTES.

DR.. w. ]. Q. Lee made a business
trip to Memphis Tuesday. Mr.. Will
Roe and wife, Mrs. Matte, left Thurs
day for st. Louis, Mo-, where they
will make their future home. Mrs.
Phorly Wood has been very i'll the
past week from a cut finger. She is
convalescent. Mrs. Mary Mitchell,
who was called to Union City a few
weeks ago to attend her sick daugh-
ter, Mrs. Florence Cole, returned home
Monday, accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jennie Edward went to
Trenton Thursday to the funeral Of
Mr.. Wade After spending few
weeks with family and friends, Mr..
R. ]. Simmons returned to Cairo to
resume his work. Revival services
are going on at Royal Street Baptist
Church. Rev Williams, state mis-
sionary is doing the preaching. Re-
vival started Sunday at Zion, seven
miles from town. A large crowd
from town went out.
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GUTHRIE 1KYl NOTES

Mrs. U. S. Baker and baby. of st.
Louis, Mo-. are visiting Mrs. Frank
Baker. MI Ed Warfield and Mrs.
Hatton Clarke are attending the State
Grand Session of G. u. o. of o. r..
in Jackson, Tenn. Miss Richard Col
lier, of Hopkinsville, who has been
visiting relatives, has returned home.
Rev. P. D. Dennis left Tuesday morn
ing for Louisville to attend the
General Association of Kentucky Bap-
lists. Mrs Bunk Warfield, who has
been in Hopkinsville for some time,
is at home. Mr.. and Mrs. James Mer-
riwether, Mrs. Fisher Merritt and
Miss Clemmie Galbreath, of CARING
ton, are here The Masonic Lodge
gave picnic at the Odd Fellow Park
on the Sth of August, which was
largely attended Mr.. Albert Carter
and son, Pleas, have returned from
Louisville, KY
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HnAEMwAln NOTES

Rev. j. w. Thompson of the A. M.
E. Church filed the pulpit for us
Sunday at IL o'clock service; his
text was the Goth chapter of Exodus
including the Ten Commandments;
at night service his text was the End
Joshua and 18th verse. He preached
two soul stirring sermons. Feev
Christman, the Baptist preacher of
this place leaves this week for the
Baptist Convention which will be
at Sante Fee. Our public school is
moving along nicely under the man
agement of Miss Ethel NJ Walker Of
Centerville This is her third year
with us and we hope her year of
success. Rev. Massey, pastor of
the Mt Zion A M E. Church Of
Centreyille preached for us Friday
night; his text was the 10th chap
ter of ST. John and 10th verse. He
was en- route to Linden to conduct
Quarterly Conference for the Presid-
ing Elder, Rev. R. Vain. Miss An
ma Mayer is visiting at Dickson.
Mrs. j. T. Catron is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lena Johnson of
Lyle. The prayer meeting service
of the A. NJ e. Church which is
every Wednesday night is progress
ing nicely under the leadership of
Bro. ]. T. Catron. Mrs. Ben Robin
son was called to Nashville on ac-
count of the death of his brother,
Mr.. Dossie Robinson. Mrs. Ian
donia Potter, teacher of Riverside
was the guest of Miss e. M. Walker
at Mrs. Cora Nixon. Mrs. Sallie
Neal of Athens -fSDBwM. .ETAOIN
Neal of Aliens Creek is in our
midst. The Young Peoples Sing
ing Circle met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. jeff Nixon on Sunday
afternoon. Quite number of new
songs we're practiced.
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WINCHESTER NOTES.

Rev. J. R. Station of Nashville
was with the First Baptist Church
and preached two splendid SER
mons. The memoirs were greatly
revived. Mrs. Ellen Carterwright
and Mrs. Asalee McMurry are still
seriously i'll. Mr.. Ed Townsend is
improving. Mrs. Tilla Garner and
Mrs. Cherry Stamps of Chattanooga
are visiting relatives and friends
here this week. Mrs. Garsette of
Muskogee is here visiting her moth
err who has been quite i'll but who
is now convalescing. Mr., Blamus
Jones of Dallas, Texas was in our
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FAIRFIELp NOTES.


The weather is dry and hot but
we are still looking for rain. Miss
Pauline Mosley has returned from
GAINESVILLE. School opened Satur-
gay last Monday, August 4th.
There will be a grand ball game
here Saturday. Beech Grove will
play Fairfield There will be a
grand entertainment at the First
Baptist Church. We are trying to
raise money for the Elk River AS
ISOLATION hoping that everyone will
help US on that night. We have
been having a revival we had six
to join the Baptist Church and three
to join the A. NJ E. Church. The
Baptist pastor was Rev. E. U. Won
ack and the A. NJ E., Rev. A. D.
Nelson. Miss Lula Hamilton was
married to Henry Martin at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Alice Ham
ilton at $50 p. m. by Rev. Badly
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DRESDEN NOTES.

There was a grand barbecue at
Vincent Grove Saturday, August s,
1913 given by Vincent Odd Fellow
Lodge. Everybody present expressed
themselves, as being highly pleased
with the entertainment. The new
school building is nearing compile
ton There will be four rooms and
two halls to serve as recess rooms
in bad weather. We hope to begin
school about the 18th of September
Miss Mary Fitzgerald was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Thomas Sun
day. Miss Mildred Morton was at
home Sunday visiting her parents.
She is teaching at Bowdens near
Mckenzie. Quite few from
Dresden took a trip to the Athens
of the South Monday, August 4th
and reports a lovely time. The
stork recently visited the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Lige McClain and left
with them a little Miss Mrs,
Lucy Hill is on the sick list. Prof
Jas. Vincent made a flying trip to
Beech Grove Sunday after having
delivered an address to quite mum
Der in Sunday-school. Rev. Craig
which dinner was spread on
preached an excellent sermon after
ground and everyone dined sumptu
ously. But to make everything
complete that hustling Globe repre-
sentative Prof. M. A. Dobbs Of
Greenfield was there putting forth
every effort possible to secure sub
scriptions to tn eGlobe. No race can
be success without keeping In
touch with what is going on among
her people. So see or write Prof
Jas. Vincent, Box 152, Dresden
Tenn, he will be glad to take your
subscription to the Globe.
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the 4th, to attend the Grand Chapter
of o. E. S. We wish her a pleasant
trip to this lovely town. Rev. ]. w.
Thompson preached an able sermon
Sunday, Miss Hattie Jointer has
opened up her school here. We think
she will make a success with the
school. The remains of Mrs. Josie
Bell were brought to this place Tues
day. July 29th, for interment. Mrs.
Bell died Sunday morning, July 9th,
at her home in Gordensburg. She
died suddenly with smothering spell.
She leaves four sons, two daughters
and a host of friends.
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trict Grand Treasurer left Sunday
as delegate for Household of Ruth
129 here 70 Grand Lodge session
of G. q. o. of o. F. at jackson.
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SOUTH e,TTsRuRc NOTES.

Miss jamie A. Lighttoot spent last
Of the week shopping in Chattanooga
Mrs. Thomas Williams and little
son, Master Thomas Chester OK
The Holbrook news. (Holbrook, Navajo County [Ariz.]) 1909-1923, 1913-09-05
All Ready for School!

The teachers have arrived and
are holding a teachers meeting
this afternoon. All is in readi-
ness for the opening of achool on
Monday morning.
The old schooIhouse has been
remodeled and is like a new
building, and children who attend
there will be as comfortable as
heart could wish.
Little folks will rise eally on
Monday morning, get their books
together, they will be covered
with dust of course, for what
boy or girl has once thought of
those books since they were LAID
on the shelf at the beginning of
this long delightful vacation,
and HE themselves to school at
the first call of the bell, to devote
their time diligently to lessons.
The Holbrook news. (Holbrook, Navajo County [Ariz.]) 1909-1923, 1913-09-05
STOCKMEN ASK The
RETURN OF NOTES

Another financial transaction
has made its appearance on the
judicial horizon, in a suit filed a
few days ago in Phoenix by Ma
vajo county rangemen, alleging
fraud and misrepresentation by
the Union Bank and Trust COM
panY of Phoenix, in securing GER
tain funds through the route of
promissary notes given. Clark
and Tascher, of Prescott, are the
attorneys retained by the stock
men to have the contracts annull-
ed.
The complaint states that the
agents of the Union Bank and
Trust company, who conducted
the sale of the stock of that in
stitution, misrepresented the f.
nancial conditions of that bank
ing house. and on this ground
the case will be vigorously fought
at some time in the near future.
According to the statements
made by Clark and Tascher there
will be sensational developments
aired when the trial takes place.
The rangemen who gave their
notes to the Union concern in
Phoenix state that the sum of
approximately $12.OO is involv-
ed. This action is Independent
of the Yavapai suit filed in which
resident stockmen are being sued
by the Union Bank and Trust
company for about $4,000. for
the alleged non-fuIfllment of the
note transactions entered into
early in the present ar.-Pres-
colt Journal-Miner.