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The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
BOdyguard Is Formed.
SAYS STRAITS ARE MPREGNABLE
Turkish Cabinet Member Say. OAR
danelles Cannot BE Forced,

Berlin. Feb. IS Cby wireless).-
Among the items given out today by
the semi-official press bureau are the
following:
The Paris Temps reports that the
French minister for war has requested
the authorities to have lists prepared
OF the former officers of the army
who may be recalled for service
Geneva reports that all the jana
nese at the Zurich University have
been recalled by telegraph for mill
tary service.
"Djavid Bey. former Turkish min
lister or finance. declared to an in
terviewer today that Turkey would
be able to bear her share of the fnan-
cial burden OF the war He added
that the Dardanelles are too strongly
fortified not to be able to resist the
attacks of the allies. who undoubted-
ly would suffer heavy losses in their
attempt to hammer their way through.
Russia. in order to cover part of
the expenses of the war, has in
creased the tariff of railroad fares
throughout the country % per cent.
On the contrary. Germany has re-
duced the rate of fares"
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
POLICE EvADE LOCKS IN RAID.
Squad "Wise" to Electric Alarms
Arrest Frank Mccormick.

Evading electric alarms and locks,
squad of police raided the rooms
OF Frank Mccormick on the thru
floor of 42l Tenth street northwest
early yesterday. arrested Mccormick
for permitting gaming and confiscated
$50 decks Of cards
Sergt Lee and Policemen Moran
Collins. Sullivan and Dreager waited
until a door leading to the sidewalk
was opened and man stepped out.
Sergt. Lee arrested tho man. The po-
ice then went to the second floor
and waited until a door there was
opened. They made rush to the
third floor. surprising Mccormick and
six other men who had felt safe be-
hind locks and alarms on the first
and second floor doors.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
HARVARD PROBLEM-BEER.
students VIII Vote Next Thursday
Whether to Abolish IL.

Cambridge. Mass, Feb. S.-Harvard' 8
undergraduates are advertising a big
gathering next Thursday. when the ques-
ton whether beer shall be served at
class functions will be debated in a
forum. followed by vote. after the ses-
sion, to sense the opinion OF the gath
ering
Discussion for several months has been
rampant 1T Harvard as TO the abn-
ity of serving beer at the smokers and
feasts. and some students holler even
for the abolition OF cigarettes. Thurs
days meeting Will be under the auspices
of the Speakers Club.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
Louis Yockleson WEEDS Miss Levy.

Louis y. IocklesOn. of LBS II street
northeast. was welded last night to Miss
Lillian Levy. daughter of Mrs. Rebecca
Levy. of 2sll NJ street northwest The
ceremony was performed by Rabbi Silver
stone Mr.. Imam Levy was best man and
Miss Mamie Levy sister of the bride was
bridesmaid. The wedding was performed
in Old Masonic Temple and was attended
by more than 90 guests. More than l30
came from Baltimore. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Abrahams
Mr.. Samuel 7. Mincosky. Mr.. \. Bcrstine
Mr.. Hub Barnett. of Boston: Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Wolf. Miss Rose Hettle-
man. of Baltimore: DIR. Dave ]. Mincosky
and Mr.. and Mrs. " w. ShafYerman.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
ONE DEAD: l DYING AFTER RIOT
state Trooper shot in Battle in
Model Town.

Washington. Pa. Feb. 2>-charles
Smith. thirty-eight. is dead, State troop
er Charles Nicholson is dying in a
Pittsburgh hospital. and many men are
wounded as 4 result of riot at Lam
gslo. near here. the model town named
after the late Jacob Langeloth. of New
York.
This morning state troopers were
called on the report of a general fight
following murderous attack on a wOm-
an The troopers had succeeded in
uuieting the men when Smith, a giant,
appeared on the scene armed with two
revolvers and yelled at them to charge
the troopers.
Smith opened fire and Trooper Nichol-
son fell with two bullets in his body.
The posse charged and fired. The others
fed. but Smith slowly backed away re-
turning the troopers fire until he fell.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
QUAD. AT 10. STILL "A JESTER.
lie Mentions Five Ailments, hut
Otherwise He Is All RIGHT

NJ Quad. tn" famous hUmorist who
writes for Tn Washington Herald every
SHndHr. was scventy-threc years OF age
IN" "'h"r day. When asked now n" felt.
h" chI lled and said
'H".!>, ~" got rheumatism in both
i''%S. sore throat a backdche 4 stye
n on" eye. and u little touch of picurisy
tut otherwise I'm all right"
quad has mad" millions laugh with
ms stories Of Mr. and Mrs Howstr, e
The Lin" Kiln Club.' ami rfI.. Arizona
hl"N"'. The aged humorist has been
writing funny STORES for the past fifty
Years. anu is stir turning ont rom eight
/" ten columns IF original matter every
wreck
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
TWO BIG ISSUES IN SENATE.
investigation OF Elrrtion> and
Rules Revision n To-day.

Two questions Of vital .ur"rtanc" 70
the Senate are TO he disposed at '"da d.
One is whether or not the primary and
sylvania and Illinois. and perhaps in tn"
States where DemprTdjIC SENATORS Were
chosen at the last election. shall h" in
VestiEated.
The other is whether 4 SPECIAL commit
tee shall be appointed to I"1 Is" II. rules
during the coming recess with 4 view to
eliminating ancient traditions that are
supposed to cucumber the transaction OF
the public business. and prov idc frr som"
form of cloture The latter proposition
perhaps, has mor- important barring
upon the work of the Senate IN the IA
ture than any question submitted III
years.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
AUSTRIA WILL PUT
NATION ON RATIONS
Government to Seize and Regulate
Distribution of Foodstufs-To For
bid Buying and Selling.

81 ocial Cable The Washington Head
Rotterdam, Feb. T-The Austrian gov
crnment has decided to put the entire
nation on ratians. Notices have been is
sued at Vienna forbidding all further
dealings. either buying or selling. in
maize. rye. -four and all varieties OF grain
and calling upon all persons holding such
supplies to make public declaration OF the
stocks they have in hand.
When this has been ascertained the
government intends to take over entire
control OF the stocks. and then regulate
consumption. Orders will be issued stat
ing just how much each individual may
hold
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
CHILD ACTRESS DRINKS IODINE.
Edna Walther, sixteen. Tries to
Commit Suicide; viii Recover.

New York. Feb. 2s.-Edna Walther. the
child actress. who was the FREELY IN
The Blue Bird and the broom-maker's
child in Humperdinck's opera, "Koenig-
skinder," at the Metropolitan, tried 20
end her life today with tincture of iodine.
She is a prisoner In Bellevue Hospital.
The doctors say she will recover.
The girl is sixteen and lived for more
than a year with her aunt Mrs. Laur L
Walther. at the Hotel Normandie. Today
at noon she entered the bathroom. Her
aunt hearing screams. burst open the
door and found the girl lying on the
floor with an empty iodine bottle be-
side her.
Mrs Walther refused to make a state
ment or to give any Information. Per
sons occupying adjoining rooms. how
ever say that for several days they nave
heard the aunt and niece quarreling. Ii
is believed the girl took the little family
jars to heart and became respondent.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
GIVE FTP" ON BABIES
AND RECEIVE $500
Capital Association Seeks Information
on How to Get Wizard Infants
Through Eugenic Marriages.
Ic,lal to Thr WasLInEtnn Hcrall.

SIc'ial 10 The Washington Herald
New York. Feb. S.-Informatiou on
how I" E"t wizard babies through cuge-
nj" marriages is being anxiously sought
"' 9. l.. K"dtield. of the American Gc-
n"ti' Association Of Washington. d. c.
Il" Offers 4 so" prize for tn" best advice
m essay form
tn" association is bitter against the
n"rriac" Of any one under twenty-five
and thinks lovers really ought to wait
until they are thirty-tivc.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
TRIBESMEN FIRE ON GOLD SHIP
Spanish Cruiser Sent to Scene OF
Berker Attack

Madrid, Feb. es.-The Cadiz mail steam
er Teodoro Morente. which sailed Of.
Wednesday with 400, 600 pesetas for pay.
ment of the troops of the Spanish gar
risons at Ceuta lin the Straits of Gibral-
tar and Tetuan Dust inland from Ceutal.
has been obliged to return. When of
Tore Blanquilla the steamer was fred
upon by band OF Algerian Kabyles Tor
Berbers). some Of the shots woundins
members OF the crew
The Spanish cruiser Catalina was ad-
vised by wireless and proceeded to the
spot, but so far no report has been made
OF any further action.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
Prick Denies He Seeks Art.

New YORK, Feb. W.-Despite general
reports iR art circles that Henry c.
Frlck was negotiationg for most Of the
J. p. Morgan art collection now on ex-
hibition in the Metropolitan Museum of
Art, Mr.. Prick. in response to tele-
gram today wired that there was no
truth in the report.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
TRAIN KILLS THREE IN AUTO.
Two Escape Uninjured In Crash at
Grade Crossing.

SIrral 10 The Washington Herald.
kokomO, Ind, Feb. 2S-Two girls and
a woman were killed in a grade crossing
accident, at Jewel flag station. four miles
from here. this afternoon when a pas
senger train struck the auto in which
they were riding.
Mrs. \. j. Dixon. aged forty-two: Mary
Louise Dixon. seventeen. daughter OF
Mrs. Dixon. and Margaret Cotty. sixteen.
niece of Mrs. Dixon, were killed.
Mr.. Dixon and a daughter Frances.
aged four years. were in the front scat OF
the machine and escaped uninjured. The
victims were all in the tonneau.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
rs. HE DIGS OWN GRAVE.
Jersey Man. in Good Health. Also
Buys Coffin.

Red Bank. y j.. Feb Sin spite of
the fact that he is enjoying the best of
health. William Reid announced today
during the celebration of his seventy
fifth birthday anniversary that he has
dug his own grave. and the coffin. made
by himself. which he intends to be used
for his body. is stored in an undertaking
establishment at EatOntown.
Reid fought in the Confederate army.
deserted and then fought with the Union.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
CATHOLIC PROFESSOR
ANNOYED BY AUDIENCE
Cat Calls Kisses and Threats of Personal Violence Flung at
Prof. OHara When He Brands Heckler's Statement
as Ee-Bodyguard Aids Him.

diligently. l find. now. that | went
about this speech an the wrong way
by trying to appeal to the presumed
Intelligence and fairness of an audi
ence which invited me TO address it,"
Members of tn" league would not let
Prof. O'Hara proceed, and demanded
that he ''characteriz-" the quotation.
1T is Il lie, II YOU insist" said Prof.
O'Hara.
their objection. The audience Kissed and
muttered. Prof. OHara waited for the
disturbance to die
4 member demanded that tn. state
ment be reIraCted. He put the demand
As n resolution. and a deep chorus of
ayes" arose. Many members were on
their feet. and women moved toward the
doors. President Bradley raped for
order. and a semblance Of quiet was
obtained.
Il shall be glad 10 retract any state
ment if members will Withdraw their
demand for characterization of the
quotation said Prof O'Hara. IF I
am TO characterize the statement. 1t is
a lie
BodyEuard Is Formed.
This ended the meeting. Grouns Of
angry auditors formed and almost block
ed passage. When the disturbance reach
ed ITS height. several persons. including
the three students. surrounded Prof
o'Hara and prevented members. shouting
abuse and threats and crying ''Sophistry,"
from jostling him.
Prof. o'Hara waited until half OF the
audience had retired and then left the
hall He refused to make a statement
last night.
Members of the league. long after the
meeting was over. stayed in the hall and
Oh the street discussing the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
Ready to Bake" He Kills Self.

New York. Feb. 2S-Everhardt Ruch-
ner. formerly head waiter in the Hotel
Aston. died tonight as the result Of
pistol wound self-inflicted. Buchner left
a note TO a friend in which he cynically
announced he was dressed and ready
to he baked" and inclosed several verses
entitled Cruel Woman"
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
Turks Give Up Drive on Egypt

I.0N0NN, NAr"N ~ IispItoh % me
Morning Post from Cairo SAYS:
Taken i'll conjunction with other facts.
The Latest official U"WS that the Turks
ua'" Practically evacuated the Sinai Pen
Ursula tends t. "nnfirm tho belief that
has been steadily growing ~ the
"Nir"m" improhahilitv of second at
tempt I" invade Egypt"
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
Orioles Sign Pitcher.

Esnimo.'. Nd Fch. S-Iack Dunn annourcri
HAT ID" ai ,.-a.,d L"ftv Duncan pitcher FIR hi.
Richmond w. team of the International League
Duncan la. Year ll'rhcd fu- the L'Hirundele team
loai mi Iroi,.e-iDnals
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01

Prof. Frank OIiara. of Inc Catholic
University. attempted to deliver an ad-
dress TO the Anti-Eatholic Secular League
in Pythian Temple yesterday afternoon
Prof. O'Hara was there by invitation
The meeting broke up in riot. involv-
ing threats Of personal violence against
the SPEAKER. cat calls. Kisses. and an oft
mCuthrd demand that Prof 0fIiara re-
tract a ststenent IN which he character
lied as lie a Quotation offeNhd by on.
OF his auditors from an alleged ancient
Catholic record.
League Rooms Crowded.
The meeting room Of the league was
crowded beyond the door witt. persons
eager to hear an address which they felt
was certain to result in = disturbance.
Prof. O'Hara had been invited to address
the league and explain the Catholic view
point
Anti-CathoIics crowded the hall. and
Prof. OHara's only supporters We're
three students Of catholic University who
attended the meeting
With frequent Interruptions. Prof.
O'Hara concluded his address on The
Catholic as Citizen" The meeting
was thrown open for discussion. and
speakers attacked the church vicious
ly. Prof. O'Hara then was given time
for rebuttaL lie was speaking when
Young woman arose and shouted
quota ton supposed 10 he taken from
a statement, made several hundred
years ago by Catholic prelate. She
asked Prof. O'Hara what he thought
of that"
He Calls IL Absurd
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
Zulu Kid Draws a Susnensinn

New h"rS. Ivh. 2s.-The state R11in- C1rnmi :
Sion I'S,erLly punished Mfke Fleming. letter
known a. th~ 'ZuiI Kid. y, s1rsIrndinc him for
thirty DAYS rom all local rings Fleming was found
guilty ot lTotkus his sg1r~n~nt with the Irving
A 6. = Err-rkhu.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
Police Seek Missing Girl.

= The polite havs been notified to seek.
Miss Paulie Obst. sixteen years old miss
ing from her home. 6,S Eleventh street
northeast. since Saturday morning Mis-:
Obst wore a Eren silk dress. Astrakhan
coat. black velvet hat with a white
feather band and black patent Leather.
shoes.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01

William A. Brady's big production Of
Life at the Manhattan Opera House
is entering the sixth month OF its New
York run.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01

Tennessee limits the work Of women
to fifty-four hours weekly.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01

New York in 1914 reported 1925
deaths due to tuberculosis
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01

he launch
afIoat
hunnhnai about
main She will
length beam
so through
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01

To Cure . Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO OUININE Tablets
Druggists refund money il ii fails TO cure. L. W
GROVES SiSn1ture Is each box. 2c-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-01
He Calls IL Absurd.

The statement is so absurd that
do not care to answer IT," said Prof
O'Hara. 1T cannot be answered in
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25
RING NECK PHEASANTs
FOR FULTON COUNTY.

The State Game aud Fish Go.
mission Will receive IA few du
a shipment OF Ring Neck Phel
ants from England. with VIII
they hope 10 stock the Sta
These are beautiful game bar
aud should multiply rapidly hrr
It given chance
Dist Game Warden salmon wi.
receive the birds aud liberia
them AZ different points IN q
county They viii BE- placed uu
ly un larms whose OWNERS W|
promise 90 help protect them
and woe Ia the man who kl'-
one li the Game Warden ga
next Three 10 sax birds arc Do
ho released at the same pom
other counties arr also 10 rec,i,
q stock of phcasanis Later, otN
rr game birds. which have boz loo
KILLED out or have never been BOO
tins section. Will be- sent for ui-
trIbution.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25
b.GALLoN JUG LIQUOR
GETS DAVIS I'm BAD.

Five gallons of liquor in one
jug is enough TO excite the sus-
picions of any officer, and as a
result of being caught in that
predicament, Vester Davis was
fined $50 and Sll cost by a jury
in Police Court Monday. Off
GERS Sid Handy and Joe Wall
were tipped off that Mr.. Davis
and a friend had gone TO Wood
land Mills to receive a shipment
of booze, and they "layed" for
them ON the return trip, nabbing
both liquor and its owner. Da-
Wis explained TO the jury that
this whiskey was a joint order
placed by several of the boys.
but the jury didn't place much
confidence in his statement. IL
was further proven by an express
messenger that Davis had received
81 pints in the past ~ days. The
presence of the five gallon jug
and the testimony of the express
man put a erimp in Davis de-
Tense and the jury assessed the
above fine.
For unlawfully discharging
firearms, Xmas Haynes was fin
ed So and costs.
Other breach of the peace CON
vietions this week We're: Henry
King, Will Templeton, John
Hughes and Will Taylor; each
pulled down a s. fine within $3.50
costs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25
QUARTERLY COURT

The following criminal casos
have bccn disposed of by Judge T.
j. Stair SINCE our last report
q + White. age rs. son ct Jim
White of West Hickman. was ar.
rested Tuesday. charged with
stealing S2l2 from Chas. Sutton.
lie was sent To the honss oi r.
form and carried 60 that mstiiu.
ton Tuesday night by Sheriff
lluddlrsion Before the tram
left that NIGHT be- made an wa
successful attempt 10 escape
from the Officers aud was only
captured after hard chase
Scaycn Bait, negro. was bound
over 90 the MAY term of court
Tuesday on charge of house
breaking lie was unable to make
bond and is Ia the county Jail
Saad Salamy was fined $50 aud
costs 10y a Jury IA this court Tues
day on a charge of selling ol
without being inspected II is
probable that hc viii appeal the
ease 10 circuit court
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25
GET THESE LoAFERs.

A fine lot of scamps are dis
porting around Hickman. Lake
County, and around New Madrid.
Mo. They are engaged in the
business of running negroes out
of the country.
In Lake county they have al.
ready burned one house. Some
of these men object TO negroes
working on the levees. Others
say that the negroes are paying
more for the rent of land than
they ought TO pay.
These men do not want 10 work
but they want TO work somebody
else. They are of the same
stripe tina. have been marauding
around Central City, Ky. These
knights have dubbed themselves
possum hunters.
They are also the same sort
that terrorized the region around
Reelfoot Lake several years ago
and murdered Quentin Rankin.
The property owners and de-
cent white people of the terri
tory should protect the decent
white and negro laborers at all
hazards, and they should not rest
until the fighting loafers are
caught and a few of them sent
to the penitentiary.
The only grievance that these
men have is that they cannot live
a whole week by working one
day and that they cannot have
an acre of land for nothing and
compel the owner TO pay the tax
es ON il.
Determined if possible TO live
without work, they are equally in
sistent that nobody around them
shall work, unless this work re-
bounds to their support. - Com
mercial Appeal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25

The American steamer Evelyn
which sailed from New York ou
January 80 with cargo of coi
ton iur Bremen. struck q mine
Saturday off Borlum island. 100
Tia North Sea The vessel sauD
Her captain and twenty seven col
her crew were saved The ua
iiunullty of the mine which d,
slroyrd the Evelyn has not bcu
established The Evelyn is th.
FIRST American vessel 10 mp
with disaster as result OF th.
sea warfare OF the European na
uons She did not sink within
the war zone included in the Gr
man Admiralty S decree of FcY.
ruary !, which went into effect
last Thursday
Harry Boyd was the Sunda,
quest of Miss Sophia Plat of
Cairo.
Breakfast cereals Ezcll.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25

So far as We have been able
to ascertain, there hasn't been u
single individual taxpayer oppos-
ed to proposition of bonding the
county for the purpose of build
ing gravel roads. There was q
time when this agitation would
have been classed as a flight OF
the fancy, pure and simple. That
was before the State aid law
sprang into existence; before
there was such a thing as footing
only one-half the bill. But to cut
an item of expense exactly ha.f
changes the situation. For this
reason, many people who former
ly opposed any effort toward
crawling beyond our means, are
now heartily in favor of it. Ii
we all want gravel or hard roads,
let's get them. The taxes will
not be a penny more than we are
now paying. Bonds can be voted
and the thing done. The firs.
step is to draw up a petition with
the signature of $50 tax payers Of
the county signed TO it, asking
the county judge to call an e.
lection for the purpose of voting
on the question. The Courier be-
lieves such an election would We
promptly called and carried by
a handsome majority. Who'll
start 'erY
Fred Bondurant has accepted a
position with Ezell & Son.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25

DR.. w. w. Hall, one of the old
est and most esteemed citizens of
Union City, died Sunday morning
at the residence of his niece, Mrs.
Richard Alexander, with whom
he had lived since the death of
Mrs. Hall three months ago. He
was Union City's leading drug
gist and during 80 or more years
of his life was clerk and master
of the county court.
George Washington Nance, age
%, and Miss Radia Cooper, age
%, were married at the Court
House yesterday by Judge Stair.
Both are residents of the lower
bottom.
A. II. Young, of Union City, and
Mrs. Young, of Brownsville, spent
Sunday with Hickman friends.
Mrs. l.. A. Stone will enter
tain the Embroidery Club Friday
afternoon at 2 80.
Miss Rozella Addison spent
Sunday with her brother, Floyd,
at Dorena.
ID. b. Bryant spent Thursday
in Union City.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25

Lon Naylor. Edward Prathcr
Mckee Johnson. Mr. Peck. Mis-,
Spur and Miss Emma Tyler at.
tended the dance at Fulton Tues
day night
Mrs. Will Hubbard. of Union
city. is visiting Mrs 7. r.
SWayne.
Mrs j . West spent SUNDAY
and Monday with riptonvillc
friends.
Floyd Adkisson, of Dorrua.
spent Wednesday with home
folks.
Bob Whtcscll. OF Union City.
was ia town ON business Monday
Mis-, Harrison. of Paducah IS
the guest of Mrs T. Il Ellison.
j o West returned Tuesday
from Memphis
Cue Thrclkeld has been sick for
several days.
John Howard Dillon is on the
sick list.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25

Charles r. TAFT. second son of
former President Taft. led the fres.'
men class oi Yale during the first haif
OF the year. Ills nther was second Ia
the class OF 1875
Little Edgar Gates. years old, vas
killed at Aurora H.. when his IT..
yearold brnther Vernon accidentally
discharged rifle. The bullet pierced
Edgars heart
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25

Secretary Of the Interior Lane has
dolartcd for san Francisco, where he
viii act as President Wilson's deputy
IA opening the Panama Pacific inter
national exposition
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25

: census of birds Of the United
States shows an average OF 6o pairs ct
English sparrows to the square mile.
or seven to every 100 native birds.
The robin Is shown to be the most
numerous native bird.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-02-25

CLARK Helmick OF Farmer Cily H..
was adiu1rsd insane aud taken TO
jacksonville hospital lie has been
purchasing money orders for 81 each
and sending them to President Vii.
son